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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Chino Reds Report
Murder of Leader

HONG KONG. Mar. 10 R.-
Anti Communists inside Red
China murdered a Communist
leader some time in 1856. a high
Red official reported yesterday.
Peiping Radio said Tung Pr
WI. president Of the Peoples
Supreme Court, made the report
to q current session Of the
Peoples Political Consultative
Conference, in an appeal for
nationwide vigilance against
counter revolutionaries." He
did not name the slain leader.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Acapulco Death
Charges Filed

ACAPULCO, Mexico. Mar. Is
@.-Preliminary charges of
murder and robbery have been
brought against two men police
say confessed the killing of an
elderly New York attorney and
q wealthy Brooklyn widow.
The two men are booked as
Luis Fenton. jr.. tourist agent,
and Daniel Rios Osuna, an un-
employed boatman.
The New York lawyer, Joseph
Michel, 10, and Mrs. Edith Hal
lock. So, disappeared February
20 after leaving their hotel in
this Pacific Coast resort for an
island night club.
Bodies Dumped Into Bay
Authorities said Fenton and
Rios told of killing the couple
with baseball bat and heavy
chains and dumping their bodies
into Acapulco Bay after taking
money and jewelry valued at
$4,000. Divers are searching
the bay but the bodies have
not been found.
Under Mexican law. recovery
of the body is not necessary in a
murder charge. The maximum
penalty for murder is 80 years
Imprisonment.
Acting on information sup
piled by Fenton, police recovered
the jewelry buried under a tree
IL miles from Acapulco.
Fent0n Born in L. S.
Police said a birth certificate
showed Fenton was born in e.
Paso, Tex, in 1923 and that the
document gave his name as Rudy
Calvaruso Fenton. They said he
also had a United States Navy
discharge bearing that name.
Joseph Santillan, Federal i'm
migration police chief, said Fen
ton entered Mexico in 1852 on
a six-month tourist card. He
also was reported wanted in
California on check charges.
The preliminary charges
against the two were made by
police in turning the case over
to the district attorneys Office
Formal charges must be prepared
by the District attorney before
sending the case to court for a
preliminary hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

as much less severe than the one
that set a tidal wave rolling out
over the Pacific and set the vol
cano Umnak smoking Saturday.
1t was recorded as a major
after-shock on seismographs in
Alaska and the States.
Umnak Island is one of the
inner islands of the Aleutian
chain. It is about 200 miles
from the Alaska peninsula and
nearly 400 miles east of the spot
where the violent tremors are
believed to be conferred near the
Rat Islands.
IA Await Help
Fourteen natives were re-
ported awaiting evacuation from
the village of Nikolski, the site
designated for a 81 million radar
station for which the Govern
ment received bids only last
week.
Walter Freeman. an airwa -
station agent on the bleak
island, reported the natives had
volcano filters" over the erup-
ton Of Mt. Vsevidof. a $500
foot peak dormant for 200 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

district and that the district suf-
fered $1,750,000 damages, with
$350,000 damages at Waialua.
Flood relief bills introduced in
the territorial legislature totaled
81, 100000.
Red Cross Handles Housing
Mai. Gen. F. w. Mckinney.
adjutant general of Hawaii in
charge Of co-ordinating disaster
relief. said the requested Fed
eral aid would be used primarily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

for emergency repairs to bridges,
roads and public utilities. The
Red Cross and other agencies
were handling housing, feeding
and rehabilitation of persons
from 235 homes hit by waves.
Meanwhile a Coast Guard cut
ter was en- route to smoking
Umnak Island to evacuate vol
no-freightened natives as an
other severe earthquake was re-
ported far out along the tremb-
ling Aleutian chain.
The latest quake was described
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Dead Lost-Found Item

MONTREAL. Mar. Is ZAP. I'm
a city of Montreal's size. police
are seldom astounded by what
turns UP lost or found. A police
mans eyes popped. however,
when he found coffin on a side
walk right in downtown Mon
treal No one has claimed it yet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Hawai- Asks 100000
For Tidal Wave Relief

HONOLULU Mar 10 (F9.-Hawaiis Gov Samuel w. King
today raded President Eisenhower for $5o0ooo Federal
immediate relief of hit by Saturdays tidal
from earthquakes in Aleution Islands and Alaska
asked the President declare the Hanalei
island of Kauai and Waaua districts of Oahu
major disaster
The Governor said $50 persons were the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
PTA EVENTS CALENDAR

ne msssins eill bs hsla IN The sahecL
aYphhn The Nfsg regular meeilnf
q DE year VII b held % De school
pfinclnal Louis n. Kornha0esr. and
I've nss sseehers VII es lnlsednssd
Es!s,n Mlll gpsak n ths IqssiiqN q
Do.:r. e wHss ss9 ~ s q q, e. Sssssn'oh
charles Barrett. Robert Howard,
81 he beard. VII discuss "a Look 81
the AIlHandfla school Building Pros
srsH Nov ana 10 ifs Future a he
meeline N the Alexandria School
clesrfooms viii Be opsn 81 1taO pm.
vnes6ny
Eastern Hinh- Conferfnce1 between
parents and lsaehers Will Be held from
; y pm; n the school nstentesnth
and East Capitol streets. -.
s:Is aiss B:''' :shss n f.s Sis' ,na
hiehasrs.-parsnss will visit
DE silver 6pfins schoci
wednesday
Area -Four Couneii--A training seq
sion on parliamentary. pFocedure viii
BE- held from 10 an. 70 ESQ pm. n
The auditorium Of stanton school.
Alabama avenue ana Naylor road 81
Hart Junior HIgh--The TAB pm.
back -lo-s choolsni1bt proGfam viii fol-
|ou 8 brief business meeting 81 f.30
Pm. Later . social hour WI Be held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Group viii Oppose
Liquor Store Transfer

A hearing on the application
Of ! Southwest washington
liquor dealer TO transfer his
license 10 the Northeast has
been scheduled for 10 am.
November 5.
Morris silyerman. proprietor
OF schWarts liquor store, 800
Seventh street s.W- has APP
piled to move TO l72i Sheriff
road NE.
The proprietor Of q nearby
liquor store and neighbOrhoOd
civic group have announced
their intention Of opposing the
application. an Alcoholic Bev-
erage Control Board spokesman
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

y ne ssheeI cafeteria. gizth street
Thursday
Yiiinqrs = The WAYS and Meane
commIttee Will sponsor . school
=sshsrn IIs re. n ' me- school . s'.s
vii Be held inside re school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27


fMeefino announcements
must be IN the hands 81 the
PTA Calendar editor bv noon
Thursdap Of each meek 10
insure publication N the
column on Sunday. Those
received too lofe iDiu not be
used separately unless there
Is some special MeiDs Sig
mihcance.i
Miss Eflh A. LIONS assislanl
tuperlntenQent IN eharGe d eIlInentaFl
SsnSSS w seS ,esf "a nssi PSI z ks y.
az snad kalmis road /, ". We ITO sopls Nj
Be .Ainl and Aghleven1nnts IN ne.
nentafy School Education"
An open houss and bake eale. VII
nsaL meftlns aud social hour are aisu
!: ; 81 :s y; :'S:s. y
nIenesv
Kstsham-The ilrst .mestlns .of the
iefium. Fifteenth and y streets 81
Mrs carol Bchaeiief, principai VIII
oTr--Farents vii visif teachers IN
s q. Ssss,p sHd h A:.s us6..f s ss x
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BOOK SHOP

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pages illus complete
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EXTRA SPECIALS IN LIMITED
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$2l5 Snappin Turtle rs" Mower, self -propeed, $50
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$3.50 Electric Lawn g. Terrace Lamps $50
$40 so Electric Seed Starter $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06
REALTY REVUE

Manor Country Club. Norbeck
Md. Golf. swimming and tennis
will be arranged for those at
tending.
DR.. Nathan A. Baily, dean Of
the School of Business Admins
tration, American University, has
been elected a director of Realty
Title Insurance Co., Inc. How
ard Bernstein, executive vice
president Of the firm. announced
today.
POmp0niO Realty, Inc, today
announced the addition of James
Erik and David Richardson te
the company's sales staff. Mr.
Erik has had nine years expe.
rience in the Northern Virginia
area, and Mr.. Richardson ha!
had IL years experience in the
Washington and Northern Vir-
ginia areas.
\ 4 T.
Ellis KOssOw Co., formerly ir
the Tower Building, has opened
q new Office at 805 Kennedy
street NV. The firm wa.
founded in 1850 by Ellis Kossow
president and secretary. Vice
president is Fay Kossow. ant
treasurer is Julian r. Kossow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06
Builders to Hear
Of Transfer Survey

Keneth M. Hoover, project di-
rector for the mass transporta-
ton survey of the National Capt.
tai Planning Commission. and
Paul c. Watt. director of the Ma
tional Capital Regional Planning
Council. will address the Wash
ington Building Congress lunch
con at 1890 p. m. Monday.
The speakers will discuss 1.-THE
Washington Regional Mass
Transportation Survey"
President of the Congress is
Fred w. Tropp.
Prior to the meeting, a spe-
cial product display of room
coolers and water purifiers will
be put on view.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06
Residences Approved
In Montgomery County

Recent building permits issued in
Dean A. Rathbun. BOX 5s05. Bethes-
s52s WEXFORD drivs' ROcP PHflnt cost I.
S25 900.
Frank Taylor. Rt. 1. Rockville, own
er ana builder; dwelling at Admirals
WAY; Potomac; cost. $4,000; architect
Learon r. taylor, 1909 Radnor Road
Bethesda. owner and builder. dweilins
Ct 1904 scioto Road. Bethesda; cost
James r. HoIlingworth. s1o1 Chan
ming street NE. owner and builder;
avenue. Silver sprine; cost, $1,000
each; architect, Leroy E. Wood
wi, vir na as. 2 Homer; 1889 Wisconsin
4sss prummond svenne Reth wen cost
$4,000; builder. Woodbric and Stone,
Shell Oil Co. 5000 New Hampshire
err gasoline service station at I050I
Connecticut Avenue, Kensington; cost
o6 New ch YORK owens Gsarqsslsn CO
6uilldigg a Ct Rockville pike: Rockville
ton; builder Milton T. Curtis. -.
Henry c. Beemen. 29O1 Fenimore
road; Silver Spring. owner and builder;
dwelling at 2117 Hermitage avenue, Sill.
yer Spring; cost, 81, 500.
SPRING owner and b ShsEa:0i two ss dwe
ings ct Grayson ST.. Silver Spring; cost,
$1,000 each: architect, William e
Regional Builders. Inc. 1901 woodley
dwellings, at ct Kingsford RI. Bethesda;
Bert NJ. Tracy. 1907 NJ st. NV.
owner and builder: dwelling At lIOi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06

Kathryn I'd, Silver Spring: cost
So, 900: architect. c. Tomkies
Kettler Properties, Inc. 2S21 wiseon.
PYLE I'd, Bethesda: cost. $4,000: archi-
tier Bros. Inc.
Robert c. Brufey. 1920 18th ave,
Hyattsville. owner and builder: dwelling
.a.t Se Sso S Sofreenesstle rd.' surtonsvilis'
Allan W. Anderson. a15 Indian sprina
dr., Silver Spring. owner: dwelling q
Claude Lane, Silver Spring; cost, $26.,
H0V: architect. Carl Canterbury. builder
George II. Hubert. $500 East Leland
St Bethesda. owner; extend dwelling 81
sSsg g oo East Leland st. 5ethesda e1st
Edgar c. johnson Silver Spring. own.
er; dwelling at 1920 Gayfields drive
SILVER Spring; cost, S24,6O0; builder
Ken Freeman Corp. 6410 Ruffin
lings at cardigan road. Bethesda
cost $4,000 each; builder. Kenneth
L. q. Meitser and Association. lO1s
builder; 10 dwellings, at Lone Oak drive
S15, 900 each: architect. Jack Cohen,
street, Chevy Chase. owner: dwelling
cost $4,000; builder. Edwin L. Tay'
lor.
o VINCENT 4a5s e cSsp R RTss: gseSs.Ss
Potomac; cost. sag 900; architect. Rob
ert I. Nelson; builder. Briggs Con-
Kay Construction Co., 11o5 Lamber,
ton drive, Silver Spring, owner ant
builder; IS dwellings ct Cont place anC
Hoyt street, Wheaton; cost, $4,000 each
architect. BARLEY and Gates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06

II. e. Thompson, jr., president
Of the Montgomery County Real
Estate Board, has appointed J.
Ingram Medley chairman Of the
Past Presidents Committee Of
the board. This group viii act
in an advisory capacity on mat
tiers affecting real estate in the
county" and report to the board.
~ \
Arthur r. Parker, dean Of the
sales staff Of Pomponio Realty,
Inc, celebrates his 74th birthday
today.
r. Lee Baxter, one of "a voting
members of the Board of Gov
errors Of the Society of Residen-
tial Appraisers. will attend meet
ings of the society from July IL
through Is in Minneapolis.
Golfers planning to attend the
Washington Building Congress
summer outing next Friday are
asked to arrange for starting
= times by calling the Pro Shop at
the Prince Georges Golf and
Country Club. Spruce $4,000,
after Tuesday. Tickets for the
outing are on sale at the Build
ing Congress Office at 1922 Twen-
tieth street NV.
\
Stanley Pearson, chairman Of
the Summer Outing Committee
of the Montgomery County Real
Estate Board, announced today
the outing will be held from
1890 p. m. to 9 p. M. July IS. at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06
Residential
Down II Pct.

Contracts for future construc-
ton in the District in May to-
tailed $12,850,0O0, a decrease OF
III per cent compared with May,
1856. the F. w. Dodge Corp. re-
ported today.
Nonresidential devel opment
for the month is up Is per cent
heavy engineering is up 81 pei
cent and residential is down "A
per cent. During the first five
months of 1857 heavy engineer
ing was up "a per cent. nonresi-
Dental was up substantially anc
residential was down q per cent
over a similar period last year
Total construction for the five
months is up So per cent.
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BillingsIey Realty Co., Inc.

SAT- Wisconsin Ave. NV. EM. 1-7sz6
We tsrO ambitious saIesmem &C This lIsne
See Mr. Burns Mr.. BiuingsIey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06
$685. Upton Street MN. Cleveland Park, D. @,

Detached brick Colonial completely Dir conditioned Gracious reception
hell living ROOM dining Jorge modern kitchen. powder room
ousd porch overlooking ehormns private garden Five bedrooms
bcths, ecrOse. vueon. Asking S42.500 Al condition
OUT Reno Open SIGN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06
Sender Tip

Power disc sanders have a ten
dency to make swirling marks on
wooden surfaces unless they are
carefully handled. This tendency
can be kept in check by holding
the sander against the wood at
a slight angle, keeping it NOV
ling constantly and not applying
pressure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06

Two bedroom architect contemporary brick omber OOe
tive decdsnd street. ces pork Nice large fenced soden hos
flowers and pvcc NeOrbY Schools churches transportation Large
living With dining hos q foot picture window and poneed
fireplace wo Bright Kitchen tiled BOTH unusual closet and storage
Economic heOt nuuted wewo construction Low
payment bOonee like rent connot be matched $4oS0
Out Hrehouse
Road left Vera MN Road PeHdloH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06
$500 4tst Street N.W.-chevx Chase, D. c.

Cleon brick home with large bedrooms
boths oil second floor through ho living ROOM dining
With beom ceiling good Kitchen powder room in den first floor
Basement and garage could costly be
office Jorge first trust ovoObe Asking So 500 with low
payment.
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1923 East.West Highway-Chevy Chase. Maryland
OnlY $16950

Webut brick Colonial with sote root Spacious interior IS foot
dining beautiful kitchen with tobe big bedrooms screened
porch off dining full tiled basement poe suden $1,000
Out Conn. RIGHT EGswest
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REzULTAT| SRECAKA | kRALlICE
HRVATSk0G zAJEDNlCARSk0G DANA

Pittsburgh Pa. - Prosava Hrvatskog Zaiednicarskog
Dana Hrvatske Braske "a jednice Ptsburghu dobro e
uspea, dan e bio vruc program izveden dobro.
Nakon proslave West View Parku nastavo Croatian
Centru som Posjet bio izvrsan Sveta je blo IL
dalekh krajeva pax sasali bracu sestre Detroit,
Mich, Franju Tadej stevo THAN suprugom Andy HUI
MET IL Chicago bracu Badovinca Goluba obite koj
posetii drug dan glavni ured HBZ Parku bra
ia Golubica IL Cicero dio grada Chicago.
Ali sada dospijevamo opsati vec u kratko da
izvjestimo rezutatima nase Krace Popuarnost. Po-
bedla clanica odsjeka br Pittsburghu Frances Matt
jaca, koa imaa kredit 1889 tockca name, ST. $50 so
prodanih srecaka Ona krunena kraljicu Hvatskog
Zajedncarskog Dana godinu 1857.
Druga je izabrana Kraljicu 1857 = Croatan Cen
ter Barbara Ann Bogovch il gnijezda broj 157 Mdand
Pa bit &c krunena H. augusta prosavi trogodsnce
Croatian Centra nasem Hrvatskom Parku Ona je do
bila u kredt $1,073.0O
Treca bila najecaju mlada sestra Martha stefanG
IL odsjeka broj u Unontown Pa, koa e imala u
dit $344OO.
U svemu je prnito sreckama $2956.50
Sretne dobitne broje iii srecke izigravanju dobi su
slijedeci:
Prva nagrada broj 1924 Rowan Hopkins, Hermine Pa.
Druga nagrada broj 3661 Dorothy Davies North Side
Pittsburgh Pa.
Treca nagrada broj 1858, Tony Leonetti Mivale Pa.
Cetvrta nagrada br 1856 Mike Jancetic Rochester, Pa
Peta nagrada br. 500, C.FU Lodge 146 Versailles Pa.
sesta nagrada br. $780, Milan Vranesh Pittsburgh Pa
Ia gornje nagrade isplacuje srenicima ukup-
no: $1O5O0O Ovime moli gore imenovane da jave
tajniku iii blaganc glavn ured "a jednice: Philip W.
kech lii Marie Seke adresu 3441 Forbes Street. Pitts
burgh 49, Pa Ia dokaz svak treba da povrat svo tke
S gornjim brojem da Sc nagrada moze ispatiti.
Brat Milan Vranes, koj je dobio zadnji zgodtak cd
$780, je to povrao korst Croatian Centra Srdac
ma hvala! Philip Vukeich, tajnk.