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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

EXCLUSIVE MCLEAN AREA-Lge.
estate ramb., brk: and St. 70' long,
entertaining. Features flagstone
Florida rm. (20x30 ft.D: nearly
acre beaut. Handicapped. Sale by
OWNER, Exceptional financing.
KE S-hC9h
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$9,950
LARGE SHADED LOT

sle Woodland I'd. Mornlnrside, Nd
CAPE cOD-Charming .-bedrm
BUNGALOW. screened porch. ideally
situated. near schools. shopping
center, transp.: SlO.g5n, scot
down, S75 per mo-, FLA. UN
4-S5S3.
peter j. hagan & son
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ARL. N.--Walk TO shops. elemen-
tary schools and new O'Connell
Catholic High School. Three
bedrm brk. rambler. with side
scr. porch, FIN. walk-out bsmt.
fenced lot with many tall trees;
family settee IN kit; SCI 900.
Wash II z q IL n-na1a
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Charming. eustom-built frame
sep din. nm: kit. l0xl4; break,
fast rm.. 1Ox12: . bedrms., tiled
bath: stairs TO expandable attic
util. bldg. in back yard, Sl5.sOO
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ARL.,. N.-Shade and cool comfort
on the porch. It's unusual to md
a 27-ft. liv.. rm. with firepl.. spa
cious sep. din. rm., cheerful sun
parlor or den, 2 ample sized bed
rms, full bsmt.. Diet. garage:
roses, dogwoods, etc. green
s.ISno WHIGuT 1 HEni.rX "a" "a
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Name Your Terms
AND DOWN PAYMENT

Assume Ice. GI loan at a., pay
able SOS a month including every:
thing. as owner says, Slash.
need cash. 4" You'll buy this de-
tached brick. 3-bedrm. home on
lovely handicapped lot, 6OxlO7. on
sight Make this your next move
Priced At only Sl3,5OO. DOR:
'OTHY X. WINSTON a CO, 300
18th ST. NV ST. $1,000 til
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RURCH REALTY co.

TO. y-5992
After 8 PM. WA. 7-e749. AP. 7-s676
4 Bedrooms, 212 Baths
On beaut. site Of more than "a
acre. Owner transferred to ~. Y.
must sell this lovely custom-built
home, only 8 yrs. old; paneled rec.
rm. with irepl. and bar; a 9TH
bedrm. and "a bath in full ground
level bsmt. Price, So, 500. Call
Ianham Nd APP r.kann
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DAMASCUS

100000 Ah1A@ -
1O-rm. brick home: firepl.,
baths, full bsmt., sep. 3-Fm. garage
apt; $4,000.
2-story 5-rm. frame home; bath.
bsmt., garage with paneled once.
storage above; would make nice
cottage; nearly an acre OF land;
$4,000.
3-bedrm. brick rambler: frepl..
tiled floor: wonderful view of sur
rounding country and sugar Loaf
Mountain; S1S,50o.
3-bedrtn. briek-and-f frame ram
bier: firepl., extra-lge kit, M
baths. full bsmt.: lovely view;
S1s,500.
3-bedrm. brick-and- block ram
bier: frepl., large hit. tiled bath.
full bsmt., oil h-w.h., Dashboard
radiation; Sl3,T50.
? acres. vith\ 5-rm. land bath
home. S10.550.
2 acres. with 5-rm. -and-bath
home; fun bsmt.. oil h.-a.h.: ga
rage; some nice trees and shrubs:
$4,000.
3-bedrm. brk. rambler. large liv
rn.. frepl.. large kit. III baths:
full bsmt.. GARAGE. tool shed, out
side hrepl.: covered picnic area; .
lots of lovely flowers and shrubs.
A charming home. S20,O00.
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NECESSITY FORCES SALE. $3.50

NECESSITY FORCES SALE, $500.
Six rooms and bath with stairway
TO second floor for additional
rooms. on one acre. shade trees:
garage, chicken house, garden,
fruit: good community. l2 miles
from WashinRton: near stores
school, churches. TERRY B.
SIMMS, CT. 6-4359. RA. 3-7O37.
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Sacrifice Sale

Serious illness requires immedi-
ate disposition of this clean and
neat 3-BEDRM. BRICK HOME
WITH SCREENED PORCH AND
FULL BASEMENT: most conven-
lent N Arlington neighbor-
hood: PUBLIC AND PAROCHIAL
SCHOOLS ONLY SHORT WALK,
BUS and shops nearby: Ice. living
nm: fenced, level, shaded lot with
magnificent landscaping. OUT
STANDING BUY AT $4,000.
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TRADE

Trade the equity in your pres
ent home for this lovely. 3-bedroom
Fnglish-type rambler. located 10
minutes from Bethesda iiospltpl
Full basement with recreation
fenced YARD Clean as a whistle I"
Rfn nh0. a. per cent financl ing
BERENs. JR CO III . pm. EN-
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Dear Mother

Would you enjoy your own private
apartment with living room. bed
room. kitchen. dinette, full tub bath
IN a charming atmosphere? Then
nave your son or daughter look
INTO this builders custom home
that contains IL rooms, garage, 2is
baths. All brick. better than new
condition; beautiful yard. flowers.
trees. Flower Theater area. S27 800
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CONLEY REALTORS

9s25 GA. AVE. JU. 9-4134 TIL s
Try This One for SighSl
You'll sigh with relief0youI
search for everything you want In
home will END with this cnarrn.
ing 3-bedroom. fully air-conditionec
Split-leVel Den, rec RIM. and many
extras included. Sacrificed way be-.
low cost. Owner leaving area
DOROTHY X. WINSTON & co.
9O5 18th st. NV. ST. 3-O55O ii
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EVERYTHING for the discTiminat.

ENEh HINU TOT the diScriminat-
ing home buyer Charming brick
rambler in the highly coveted
sStratfOrd Hills area Of N. Arl
Entr. halL 25.ft liv. rm., formal
din. rm.. big de luxe kit, incl
dishwasher and disposal: 3 twin
sized bedrms.. ga baths: large
beaut.. pine-paneled rec. rm. in
full bsmt; secluded rear yard;
immac. cond. Priced at $3.50
For further details. call THF
DARBY CO. Realtors. IA. 5-9393
ONCE open Q till g.
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YOUR DOLLARS STRETCH with
this 2-family home. Be your own
landlord: upstairs apt. is rented
LIST FIR. has 2 bedrms. Ice. liv rm..
sep. din. rm.. kit and bath: bsmt
has rec. rm. and bath. It's brick
there is q 2-car Earage-it's COM
pletely Anchor fenced Priced right
at S23.95O. HOLLEY REALTY,
$500 Lee hwy KE. S-535O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

THE TERMS you want can be
arranged on this attractive g
bedroom. 4O-ft brick rambler
complete G-E kitchen, full base
ment3i only ST'5o9, o,, Cal IA.
SONS Realtors
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
4 Bedrms., A Baths
SIPS Wicket Terrace
THE MAPLEWOOD
FOR 81"


Bethesda's most luxurious
new split-level design with
huge center hall, separate
dining room, large living
room, 17x22, with fireplace
Lovely out of ground family
rm. with fireplace. Large
lot. Excellent financing
$4,000 cash will handle
Other features too numer-
GUS to mention. Priced at
$27. ESQ.
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PLUSH!

In the exclusive Shirley Woods Sec
tion Of N. Arlington. close to the
Washington Golf and Country
Club. there is q charming PASTE
brick rambler at an amazingly
low price Of S23, $50. 3 large bed
rms. and Q full baths lone in
master bedrm.). tremendous Twins
nm. with fireplace and dining area
area. Basement with laundry anc
n bath. On . huge tree-shadec
lot-terms no problem.
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IDEAL FOR FAMILY LIVING: neal

Manassas commute to d. Co.
Spacious. modern 2-story Colonial
brick on ta-a. lot. Only Sl7,50O.
Good terms. low taxes Call OWN
Err. ia. 2-S767 or ST. 3-1395
this week only.
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A CENT REALLY ISL There are
3 bedrooms. Ia baths and has
everything else to make the fam
lily happy and comfortable. Liv.
Tm. has fireplace. 9xll dining ell
de luxe G-E kitchen: SIT. $50. as
sumo 81 $500 Gil 4l2Se loan; fex-
ible down payment. LYNN
REALTY. JE. 2-94OO.
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CAPE COD-KENS1NGTON
siO6 FERNDALE ST. (MD.)

Detached 3-bedrm.. Nv. rm, KIT
fireplace fun bsmt. lot hbXl TO-
Fycei residential neiehborhood. M
shopping schools, etc FHA an-
praisal Of tmavbe Si3,ehO vaiuel
pending Monthly payments esti.
mated SSh Call Tor appointment
Mr. BRENNEIl ia. -a-al'A tQt 81
sRAe's !gsoSo s ~ tos sAlns INC
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
THE BOSS

OF this house would be proud Of
its spacious rooms: b-bedrm. brick
rambler. lge. library or den. Ro-
man brick fireplace. Ice. screened
porch, built-in aquarium. air con-
ditioner, G-E cleo. kit: situated
on lge. lot across fromapark, close
to University Of Nd SlS,o00;
reasonable ternne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

White brk. Colonial on one OF
hest streets in town. wonderful set
ting on dble wooded lot. many
shrubs Large ltv rm. opening
onto screened porch. firepl. din
nm. equip. kit. a bath on LIST A.,
z bedrms. and bath on 2nd: show
or bath in bsmt., paneled rec. rm.
garage; see. 900.
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Peace and Quiet

In this 4-bedrm. brick home with
full bsmt.: close to car line, bus,
schools, churches, Holy Redeemer
Parish; excellent terms; Sl4,250,
FLA. VA or conventional: small
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.h.FT. LINING ROOM IS ne eer

.5-FT. LIVING ROOM is the CEN
ter OF attraction in this 3-bed-
room rambler: step-saving modern
kitchen with natural cabinets, full
basement; escape the summer
heat on this shaded h-acre lot.
Where else can this value be
e0ualled for Sl4,750, $3.50 down
to veterans. Monthly payments
only 500 per month. YEONAS
PEATTY IA S-oIOO
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RIvERDALE
Sl95 DOWNll

$l95 DOWN!l!
3-bedroom semi-detached brick;
powder rm. LIST nr; fun bsmt.
NE. s-3s35. TIL Q PM.
BIG HOUSE-LOW PRICE
For man who wants sep. work
shop plus large bsmt.. incl. rec
nm. Ofi-st. parking. plenty OF room
for large family. Good financing.
See. make offer or trade.
BUTLER REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

KING-SIZE ECONOMY-The iind
OF a lifetime. long, low California
brick rancher tucked away on
quiet street. IN tiptop. N. Arl.
neighborhood; air-cond liv. rm
with firepl. 2 nice bedrms., very
modern. up-to-date kit, secluded
awning covered patio: attractive
carpeting garage. h-acre level
fenced yard; immed. possess. AS
sumo A. loan. mo. payments
Si1b, incl. taxes and ms. total
price Si7,a50. Call JE. 3-2Oa3
QUICK. VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY. INC.
ARLINGTON - 3-BEDRM. BRICK
COLONIAL: FULL BASEMENT;
LEVEL FENCED YARD: FILA FL
S15,950. J-W REALTY
CO. ia. S-lS7S.
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! MI, D. C.--Exclusive acre. swim
ming. New lv. rm.. firepl, 3 bed
rms Xl2,h0 MA. 7-221S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

WHY WHY? WHY prolong house
hunting another minute when an
opportunity such as this is laid
in your lap2 Exclusive North Arl. :
magnificent brick home with ga
rage very Ice liv. rm.. formal
din. rm J., bath. big private
screened porch. attractive ist-leyel
semipaLeled bedrm.. . more bed
rms. f2Oxl1 and l3xi2l with
tql ~, tiled h, BATH orv wsne sGd doS big
assume $4,000. 49, GI loan
bus. store. grade and ir. high
schools around corner. move in
in IA days. This will sell quickly.
JE. 3-2O93, VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY. INC. 6S7S Lee hwy,
Arl. Va.
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3-BEDRM., fuli-bsmt.. brick Cape
Cod. Shines like new and extras
galore Fam. din. rfn., step-saving
kit. fenced yard. Walk TO every
thing thing 9uiek:ssle value glyis, a. S lS,-
PpfR%oi pE ERH SsI% Ap. fiss.1EHI4sI oHo
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KS.AIlY ROWING
viERs MILL VILLAGE

Full Finished Bsmt.
si1. 800-Lovely corner lot: garage,
z bedrms, liv., kit, bath, LIST floor
Bsmt has finished rec. rrn., bedrm
and laundry rm. Many extras, Mrs.
Whitehurst, with SAMUEL Z, BOG
LEY, INC, Pc. 2-6l5l, Pc. 2-b577
anv time
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is AWAY

And we SO to look at this 3-bedrm
rambler with sep, family-sized din
ing: only i year old: corner Iot;
Sl3,950: Sl,70O dr.; So per mo.
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BROYHILL CREST; Just right for
a small family-All-brick rambler
with l7xl6 living room. . twin
size bedrooms. complete electric
kitchen. entire basement floor
tiled Swimming pool membership
included. Only $1,000 Call IA.
4-l30O. NJ T. BRoYHILL a
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NORTH ARLINGTON = Try and
beat this--S-rm, frame, completely
renovated: baths, bsmt. gas
a.-c. heat: lge. lot 75xi9h e.: ii
very good residential section Of
Arl. close TO school. churches
shopping, etc. i2 min peNa-
gon or downtown. Price, Sib,phO,
substantial down payment. JA
n.BSn3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

HOUSES BY HUGHES-PopuiaT
suburban Lewisdale; 4-bedroom
contemporary rambler. ldeai for
large family. Vacant and owner
anxious to sell; might accept
$i4,7bQ.. w. r. HUGHES CO.,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mb.

GREENBELT - 2-bedrm. corner
frame house, newly painted
compl. furnished; WESTINGHOUSE
twins. washing machine and drier,
new. elect. range, Venetian blinds
comb. storm and screen windows
and doors, new modern bathroom,
20x60 fenced in yard with lovely
trees swimming rn1S,ng Pool and i9Ee
Sacrifice sale; price $4,000, down
payment in cash $1,000 and take
over FILA loan; % monthly pay
ments Of S44, plus monthly pay
ments. covers prin,. int, taxes
ms. heat, hot water; all major
repairs only S5b.50 Only 20 min.
to downtown washington. OR. s.
1857.
HILLCREsT GAkDENS-Buy more
for your money in this 3-bedrm.
semidet. Din. rIn., fun bsmt., large
equip. kit Assume large CT loan.
handy REALTY CO., Realtors,
RE. $4,000 till q.
HYATTSvILLE. mr.. schls.-5 bed
rooms, Diet. gar, firepl.; new dec. !:
~ baths and kit. sep. din. rm.,
fun bsmt, $4,000. 1904 42nd
pl. WA. 1904. b. F. BROWN.
Jr., Broker.
HYATTSVILLE = 5-bedrm., III
bath pastel rambler. 2S' liv. rm.
with fireplace. fam. din. rm., big
kit. with open hearth. disposal
aud dishwasher; full bsmt, sun
porch, 2-car gar. Ideal loca. for
professional man. Owner offering
attrac. price and terms. PRINCE
GEO. PROPERTIES. AP. 7-7774.
KERRY HILL = 3-bedroom, Ia
bath. split-level with basement
and separate dining room. Assume
CT loan at 4lzSe interest. 1851
Kerby Hill I'd, 0xon Hill, Md.
10. 7-43S3.
LANDOVER HILLS = bedrms. !,
Cape C0d; drastically reduced for
quick sale; owner transferred:
very near parochial and public
schools, shopping and bus: only
$3.50 down. Total price, Sl1.7b0.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO., AP.
7-3691 or UN. 4-1515.
LANHAM-Very attr. 2-bedroom
rambler. on l2-A. fenced lot. Gar.
and guest house. Only $4,000,
HUDSON REAL ESTATE Co. AP.
7-36a1 or UN. 4-1515.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
Modern 3-bedrm. brick Colonial.
cow. to WASHINGTON Sanitarium:
$4,000 down balance loan.
$l6.:950; HUGH T. PECK, HE.
4-ti400 till 8.
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Collier Printing
Facilities Sold

NEW YORK, Jan. IL (Pl.-
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.
yesterday announced the sale OF
its printing facilities to r. R,
IDonnelley g. Sons Co. for 81
million.
Donnelley, Chicago firm, will
discontinue printing operations
at the Crowell- Collier facilities
iat Springfield, Ohio. However. 1t
will initially retain the buildings
there Ito facilitate an orderly
removal of the equipment"
Crowell-Collier suspended all
magazine printing operations re-
Gently and discontinued Golfers,
Woman's Home Companion and
the American Magazine during
1856.
In Chicago. Donnelley
spokesman said the company
plans to use the equipment in
an expansion program which
was announced at the time of a
public stock offering last June.
The stock sale is to help finance
an expansion program of about
$48 million during the next three
years. The company now has
plants at Chicago, Detroit and
Charlottesville. Ind. Another is
under construction at Willard.
Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-12
Probe of Rising
.Newsprint Prices
Urged by Potter

Senator Potter. Republican O
Michigan, deploring increased
Inewsprint' prices. says "skyrocket.
ing profits" of Canadian produc.
erS should be investigated.
The Michigan lawmaker yes.
terday called on Chairman Mag,
nuson of the Senate Commerc,
Committee to conduct a probt
OF the newsprint industry. Recon
price increases, Senator Potter
added, are working a hardship
on the American press"
He said Federal Trade Com.
mission authorities agree with
him that an investigation is il
order Ito get to the bottom of {
situation which has all the evi,
dence of restrictive trade prac'
tees"
Senator Potter's request wa
contained in a letter to Senate,
Magnuson on the heels of recen
newsprint price increases an
nounced by three Canadian pro
ducers. Most newsprint used il
the United States comes from
Canada.
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Mental Patients
Both Return

Two mental patients surren-
dered last night at District Gen.
eral Hospital, from which insti-
tuition they escaped the night be-
fore in pajamas.
DR.. John D. Schultz, chief of
psychiatry, said the men were
fully clothed when they returned.
He said they probably spent
Thursday night and yesterday
with friends or relatives, who
gave them the clothes.
The relatives and friends prob
ably talked them into returning.
he added.
DR.. Schultz identified the re-
turnees as Colon Lockley, 20,
of the 1000 block of Independ-
ence avenue Sc, and Ralph
jackson, 10. of the 1900 block
of Fifty-eighth avenue NE.
Lockley has been charged with
assault and HOUSEKEEPING, and
jackson with unauthorized use
OF an automobile. DR.. Schultz
said they were admitted to Dis
trict General Hospital to await
transfer to overcrowded st.
Elizabeth's Hospital.
He said neither man could
be considered dangerous except
in a technical sense. They are
just a couple of mixed-up kids.
They're not criminals in the
habitual sense"
A third patient, Leroy Hous.
ton, 20, of the 1900 block Of
Alabama avenue s. E., was re-
taken shortly after the break.
All three escapes are colored.
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Harry Tinsley mount the ramp
of his cell.
Never Talked of Crime
Not once during his stay in
the gray stone-walled prison die
Graham allude to the crime.
Graham's body was sent to
Denver for cremation.
Although Graham was a Prot
estant. he was visited three times
on his last day by Father Nc
Herman.
His minister, the Rev. Lloyd
c. Kellams, spent the evening at
the side of the condemned mans
wife. Gloria. and their two chill
dren in the modest Graham
home in Denver.
Graham's last words were of
gratitude to his wife. who gave
me the only happiness I have
known" the warden and
prisoners with whom he shared
the penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-12
.Curbs on TruveI
In France Eused

PARIS, Jan. IL tP.-France
today removed one of the auto
travel restrictions imposed be-
cause of fuel shortages resulting
from the closing of the Susz
Canal.
An official announcement said
motorists now may travel wher-
ever they please on their rationed
gasoline. Under the old restric-
tons they could not leave their
own department county or the
departments bordering it.
Motorists now get from Is
liters 1898 United States gal
lons) to rs liters (6.604 United
States gallons) a month, de-
pending on the size of their car.
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IsrueIis Soy Arabs
Fired at Their Ship

JERUSALEM, Jan. IL P).-
An Israeli army spokesman said
today an Israeli naval vessel was
fired on from the Saudi Arabian
coast yesterday as 1t passed
through the straits of Tiran at
the mouth of the Gulf Of Aqaba
He said the ship was not hit.
An Israeli Foreign Ministry
spokesman declared:
This belligerent behavior of
the Saudi Arabians is in strik-
ing contrast with Israel's OBJ
servance of freedom of passage
for all ships in the straits. -
Prior to Israel's October in
vasion of Egypt, the Egyptians
had fortified two small islands,
Tran and Sinaf1r. at the Red
Sea entrance to the Gulf of
Aqaba and had kept Israeli
shipping out of the waters for
eight years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-12
British Car Racer
Dies After Crash

AUCKLAND, New Zealand,
Jan. IL (P).-Ken Wharton,
British racing driver, was fatally
injured today when his car
crashed during a l00-mile sports
car race at Admore Airport.
Wharton was leading the field
at the 18th lap of the event
when he lost control of his Fer
rari Monza. The car skidded of
the track and hit the stanchions
Iof a metal scaffolding tower be-
fore Somersaulting to a halt only
80 feet from a stand packed by
spectators.
Wharton died in a hospital
two hours later. He had been
the favorite to win the main
event on the program, the 240-
mile New Zealand International
Grand Prix, after returning the
fastest time in trials.
Another Briton. Reg parnell,
won the Grand Prix in time
of 3 hours 7 minutes S5.7 sec
Ionds. Parnell drove a Maserati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-12
Failure Studied
On Type Of Plane
President Uses
BY the Associated Press

The Civil Aeronautics Admin
istration will hold a study con-
ference Monday on the cause of
piston turnout in a twin-engine
plane of the type occasionally
used by President Eisenhower.
The agency said yesterday it
had received at least five reports
of piston malfunction on the
Aero Commander model $50,
manufactured by the Aero De-
sign & Engineering Co. of Okla
homa City. Cause of the diff
Guilty is undetermined.
Although Mr.. Eisenhower
sometimes uses a light plane
of this type to fly to his farm
at Gettysburg. Pa. there was
no indication this trouble had
ever developed on the Presidents
plane.
The Air Force operates a num-
Der of the planes in addition to
the one used by Mr.. Eisenhower
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Buses Run Again
In Tallahassee

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, Jan. II
(R.-Tallahassee city buses re-
sumed normal operations today
with no incidents and but few
riders.
Bus service was suspended by
Gov. Leroy Collins January
after an outbreak of violence
over attempts to integrate Negro
and white passengers.
Passengers today were sitting
where they pleased. but on the
whole the Negroes followed the
traditional pattern Of seating
from the rear, while the white
riders seated from the front.
Two Negroes were observed
sitting toward the front Of one
bus occupied by a white passen-
ger who sat across the aisle.
The buses started rolling
again yesterday afternoon when
Gov. Collins lifted the suspen-
sion order.
Leaders of a Negro integra-
ton group and a white Segrega-
ton organization said they hoped
there would be no further flare
ups of violence. But neither side
backed down in its stand.
Resumption Of service came
without advance notice. and as
a result there we're only hand
full of riders.
Because of the small number
of riders, the drivers did not
invoke new city ordinance al
lowing them to assign passen-
gers to numbered seats.
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Bandit Trio Robs
Two Pedestrians

Two pedestrians were attacked
by three bandits about 2 am.
today and robbed of an unde-
ltermined sum, Washington po-
lice reported.
Willie Walker, 81, and Henry
Witcher. IS. both Of 1872 Twelfth
street Sc. said three Negro men
jumped them in the 800 block OF
S street NV.
The assailantS took Mr..
Walkers billfold containing
about $13, and also got away
with an undiscloSed amount
from Mr.. Witcher. The victims
were treated for bruises and
released from Freedmen's Hos
pital.