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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
IhAEL ]. MENDELs0N. Ess..

IN THE UNITED STATES Dis.
TRICT Court for the District q
Columbia. HOLDING PROBATE Court.
WALLS. Deceased. - Administra-
tion No. g1030y--Ordef Of Pub
Observation-Disclosures having been
made for authority 70 sell certain
real estate belonelng 70 MORRIS:
purpose y a q payins debt, q TIE
dscssssd. IL 4 81 the Court this
l4th day q October, 1857 Or
pERED. that Joseph ". Walls,
Harrison Walls, James walls,
ciarenee walls. Howard walls,
Rosa Z. walls. william J. Walls,
Thomas B. walls, Coolidge walls,
an 81 Clinton. Maryland; Alberta
Y wall. e 6rooklyn; HeE York a,.
tol. Ptnnsyivapia; william Brown
d CfaydQn. Pennsylvania: Susie
Tolson. Marion Hawkins. YER
meta Proctor, ell Of BrendyWtne.
MARYLAND: william walls d Piseat-
away, MARYLAND; and Thelma
Nelson Of Arlington, virginia,
Sc entered herein on o. before the
fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays
and leeal holidays. occurring after
the day Of the hrst publication Of
this order: otherwise, this cause
will be proceeded with Is in the
case Of default: provided that q
COPY Of this order Be published
10 three successive issues Of the
Washlngton Law Reporter and in
The Evening star Newspaper, once
Q week for three successive weeks
sLExAxpER H Holt ~ Jus ice.
teeal- A True Copy. Attest:
FRANK J. BURKART. DEPUTY
REGISTER Of wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. ocI7 pan
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TRUSTEE shLf 81 vvALuAnr;y
pw fE1iiIl sE E4RIno f kNow hEFiG n
PROMISES NUMBER 1859 CO.
LUMnIA ROAD NoRTHWk6T,
trust duly recorded. Ii Libsr NO.
l snSt rss rS1lS e. 'iS :,, e sh z
Columbia, and q the request 81
the party secured thereby. I'M
nnease,rsi. n,,s,, trustees VII ssll. q
EwITNssTTixi-EISSnhrHh f bnY Or ~ ~.
TTH 2ihE4E az dlocaRes l PnA. AT n. oE s1i.
lowing described land and prem
Uses, situate N the District Of Co
lumhia, and designnted a. and
being Lot 20 n Cotton and others
. ssgse9,vlsson q LPt ~ IN Block Is,
recorded IN the Once Of the Sur
yeyor for the District o. Columbia.
sss ai is1.S '1 e Los Z o ssd nss
TERMS: sold sub,ee. 70 . prior
trust Tor appforimatsiy $3.50 *:
further PARTICULARS Of which viii
e e. an n,,SsEs.s q time o sale
trust TO BE- paid IN cash, A de-.
po.i. o. 5000 REQUIRED. Con-
ehaser's cost. Adjustments made
~ o. date of sale. Terms 70 be
complied With within thirty DAYS,
othefWise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
snd resold ct the discretion q
HOWARD BERNsTEIN.
TAQMAe W. HUNT,
TH0s. J. OWN q son,
Hi 4 m ~
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a-E.a aN-.ANa WV
UNITED sTATEB pIgTRIcT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court-No. ga. 444
Administration. This Il 70 Give
Notice; That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia has Obtained
from the Probate Court Of the
District Of Columbia, Letters tesla
msntary On the estate o. WILLIAM
A.. WINKELaHAU6. late " the Dis
tFiet Of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims AGAINST the
deceased are hereby warned 70 ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally snthentieated, 70
9Th day o. February. AID. 1855.
Otherwise they may By law be ex-
GUIDED from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
9th day Of October, 1867. MABEL
y, wIKKlLHAUs, s404 Morrison
street NE. lseaD Attest: FRANK
j BuRKART. Deputy Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk q the Probate Court
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' ISEs fSSSaE SssSSSsg NV s in:

0ALE or vALuAHtA
Dull,piMu KNOWN, AZ PENN
SfY AVENUE soUTHKAeT.
By virtue Of . certain deed q tfg1s
duly recorded. In LIber No. loa2a.
Follc ~ e sea, q ne ana fs ,s
ords q ne p Tsssss q S ss ssass
s sH1 shsrsbs' the undsrsirnsd
ton Nj front 81 the prsmilea On
FRlbkf, TifE TWENTY-FIVE
DAY or ocTOBKR, AID, 1897,
fM. me folloWina described land
and premises. situate In the DIS.
trict of Columbia. and detignated
as and being Lot 80 IN William a.
Richards and Charles 3. hicnnfo.,
Truslees' subdivision Of lgS "
square north OF square 80. :.
PEI plat recorded Y ths Qmee q
Columbia. IN Libsr %. A. Folio
ixRMs: sold subject 70 . prior
tbuildine assoctationl deed ~
trust for approximately SS,1yA1hi
further particulars Of which VII
BE announced &C time Of sale. the
purchase price above said trust %
81 paid IN cash. a deposit Of 800
required. conveyancing. reeolqing'
ETC.. 81 pqrchnser,s cost. Adla,t-
mentn made IS 81 date o. $40.
Terms % Be complied With within
thirty DAYS. otherwise dppoait TOT.
aver sdssr.issS p ana nd rsssld a he as
eretion Al the trustees.
sffNcFR FfTzuKRAL.p.
oeib,i7,fo, 90, "a Trunteea.
TnOs. J. OWN . SON.
:, Anss,ereerw
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AuoTIon SALES
TmOs. .. OWEN = SON
lIffEO, NV.

IHuHTERg SALE or yALuARLB
1iNo.eIoHH BRICK DWELLING
fiiiRb sTkkDr q ufHWkef
~ virtue of . certain deed 81 trutt
duly recorded, y Libef ~, og10i
records 6f The District d Columbia,
and n re tequeqt Of the party
secured thereby, the qndslalene1
irueleea VIII sell, u public suction
pnhnb5;HSYpas FL meHfRf 'fp|kRliFiHl pa9
q2kkntosc. EIs8 ,k 41totRkpb At
the folloWinB described land and
pfemI4e1, situate IN the District
and being The North II .56 feet
front by the full deplh Of Lot II
N Netealf't nubdiviei0n ~ l0ls
corded IN the ones Qf the SUR
yss9I icI re plslFiss q , Se.
~. . "a 4 l sasy S,l rSSs o. g
VII kf5 sod snbjsss u I prior
i6nildins sssoclafionl deed 81
trust Tor approximately SBza.ea,
further particulars Of which viii
Be announced It time Of sale: the
purchase price above sald trust
70 be paid IN cash. 4 deposit Of
$500 required. COnveyAnelne. re-
eordins, etc. II purchasers cost:
Adjustments made - o. date q
sale. Terms 70 BE- complied with
within thirty days. Otherwise &C..
S .s e s'r tss.s. .ad M a' y sgSRsr
me disers tsglA0 q Ne sr sIussses'
SAM WAssEtShdAN.
oee.12,l7 Trustees,
fnos. ]. OWN . son.
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BANNING & SONS
ALTO Statesmen CIV

poDGE-PIYMouTH
$500 Baltimore Ave,
HYnftsEille. No.
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R9iE'EEkeFf ". ikEibwn.L.

y. has having failed . con;
E:sgsg ,hs ssos y ~. p.sps ss Z. o.
DAY. OF ocToBER, 1857. q
upon the same terms and eondl-
slsnsi BY ORDER or THE
0ci0SI2.14,i7,10.
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lcohTIhUnD)
VILLA. r. gUEKy JOIN 2.
skAfrf M a.;. M.1.lAM fUhEf'

01o Southern nnll1ine
1NtIED eIATEe Qi9IBIcT COURT
tor the District Of Columbia, Hold
Ing PROBATE Court NO. 1856,
AdmlnietEatlqns This IL 70 Give
M0fiee: That the. subscriber. Of
the District Qf Columbia. has ob-
ls XIV i dss9 &c a sISessi cges. q
isdifEn z. ssglErHs2Ra re I.: s:'s !. .s e
blstriet 81 Columbia dsccssed
Al persons having claims aGainst
the deceased are hereby warned
vouchers thereof, legally authenIi-
GATED. 70 the subscriber. on Or
AID. 1858; Otherwise they may 81
Law b. excluded from all brnefit
q SAID estate, Given Under my
h1ssppse t h5ss1 1H se4 sg e ,petssS,,Is
t Escn JoHNs ' r. 1E;ootLiEf al b.O AZ,
kssistsS Of wins fof fhe pistrist
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
1915 18Th Street NV.
United STATES DISTINCT COURT
for the District Of Columbia.
q SMiAhY o 1SRais o DdRIAKE. 'S 40
known rs MARY O,BRIEN DRAKE,
and NARY DRAKE. deceased -
No. y3,077, Administration Dock
ct leb:-Applieation having been
made herein for probate Of the
last viii and testament Of said
deceased, and for letters tesla
menterZ On said estate by ETHH
az &c d feGcGaarfo eisess6 sAkIRl;Ni s h:
SPs Pn of h; &c ds e ss '9 ana r;d
SsSss Z. h H6 st 4 liz u SsE e
such spplisstion sheuie not ee
DssnsiS 4 4. as s:hia ssssSf Ls
stsr one. h n ..eh y tire. ssH sue
day herein mentioned, the nrst
publication 70 Be net less than
thirty lays before SAD return eay,
witness the Honofable BoLfIhA
J LAWS Chief judge Of eeid
Court. this 9th Day q oss
.oser y = Pr p 1857 l,,a4ss:shl2 n at
uty Register Of Wills for the Dls-
triet Of Columbia. Clerk OF the
ISRAEL J. MRNDELsON, Ksas
AffmrnsW. f,nlnraAn UfAR.
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AUTO MECHANICS

20I5 N. MOORE ST.
RI VA IA e-309
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Christ Child Benefit
TO Be Farm Festival

James E. Jones. jr.: Mrs. c.
Leo Dorsey. Mrs. Thomas H.
Carolan, Mrs. Julius E. Lob,
Mrs. Ralph N. LEM. Mrs. VIM
cent B, Hungerford, Mrs.
James Mes. Wimsatt. Mrs.
Matthew F. Whalen. Miss
Elizabeth Medinger and Mrs.
Charles w. O'Donnell.
Proceeds from the benefit
will 60 toward maintenance Of
the Christ Child Settlement
House. Merrick Girls Camp
and the Christ Child Gonzales
cent Home for Children.
The home, which provides
care for children with Grip
ping and handicapping III.
nesses, has recently launched
a program to care for emo
tionally disturbed children
referred by hospital PSYCHE
atric clinics,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

ing so that she could study
her vocal intonations and
gestures.
4 = 4 +
Despite talk about Secretary
Of Defense Charles Wilson re-
signing any minute to retire to
his Michigan and Louisiana
homes, Mrs. Wilson remarked
the other evening that she was
going home for the summer
but would be back in the fall.
1t looks like Mr.. Wilson
isn't resigning until around the
end Of the year. Said he:.
don't believe in crossing bridges
until you come to them, and
that's a bridge I haven't come
to yet"
He also told a cute story on
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have two dances coming up at
their luxurious estate Ference.
One on the 18th (the same
night as the Waltz Groups big
costume ball) for bachelor
House Minority Leader Joe
Martin. who'll be feted at
dinner first. Gen. and Mrs.
Tony McAuliffe will come
down from New York for it.
Another one later at a
date to be selected. Gwen
Cafritz is having a dance in
June, she says, when 1t will be
a very romantic thing with
the moonlight" And she's
talking Of having Menotti's
ballet-opera. 1.-THE Unicorn,
the Gorgon and the Manti-
core" performed on the terrace
Of her Foxhall road home for
the entertainment of her
dance guests. Things are
back to normal with a bang.
BIGGEST EVENING PARTY
coming UP is the Women's Ma
tional Press Club stunt dinner
at the Statler on the 10th.
We presswomen. Of course,
say it will be q riot. -. In
deed. Arlene Francis win de.
vote Q half hour Of her tele-
vised Home Show to live acts
from the revue, plus filmed
shots Of political stars laugh
ing at their own impersona-
tons. Pat and Dick Nixon,
Sherman Adams. Jim Hagerty.
Senators johnson, Knowland,
Kennedy and dozens Of others
viii see themselves lampooned.
;. incidentally. Clare Luce
will lend one Of the glamorous
ball gowns she wore to state
functions in Italy to Martha
Rountree, who will take-od
Clare In the show. Martha
had breakfast with the former
Ambassador on Tuesday morn
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Spring Intoxicutes Capital;
NJ. AlphQnd Defines Diplomat
BY BETTY BEALE

Washington is back to
normal, and how! The
social slump Of February and
March disappeared In April to
the current tune Of 20 parties
q week. Prices are still UP
but everybody's intoxicated
with spring. Caterers say
that business now is just what
it usually is this time Of year,
and thank heaven or they
would have been in a pickle to
pay their employees during the
regularly slow months Of July.
August and September.
Garden parties are so nu-
merous VIP's traipse from one
tulip bed to another. Big
evening parties will blossom
with the rambler roses and
honeysuckle.
Colombia Ambassador and
Sonora de Urrutia will give q
gay dinner dance in their big
ballroom on June 6 for
newly appointed Ambassa-
dor to Colombia and Mrs.
John Cabot. Mrs. Merri-
weather Post will give a CLAM
orous ball June IL at the Chevy
Chase Club for granddaughter
and bride-to-be Ellen Mac.
Nellie, who'll marry George D.
Iverson v three days later. !.
Mrs. Post is also having one Of
her big round and square"
dances this Wednesday. guar.
anteed to make her friends ex-
ercise. laugh. feel good and
get home early. 1t viii be at
the Army Navy Country Club.
The Robert Guggenheims
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himself spropos Of loving the
American people in general
and cab drivers in particular.
-. On his first trip to New
York in 1852 after President
elect Eisenhower had selected
him for his Defense Secretary.
he got into a taxi .apd the
driver recognized him.
You've got a button on your
coat" commented the driver.
Eyes, I know" said Mr.. VIII
son. I've got it in my pocket"
-. "Humph?" said the driver.
1T was all very wei for you to
run around without buttons
when you were president Of
Continued on Page D.22, Col. 1
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Miss Gore,
Mr.. Hill
Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Larner
Gore announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Cath.
crime Nelson to Mr.. Luther LIS
ter Hill. son Of Senator and
Mrs. Lister Hill Of Mont
gomery. Ala.
Miss Gore attended the Pc.
tomac School and the Holton
Arms School and win grad.
uate in June from Briarcliff
College. She made her debut
in 1854 and Is q provisional
member Of the Junior League
Of Washington.
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A farm festival will be held
for the benefit Of the Christ
Child Society on Saturday
from / to 8 pm. at Sans Souci.
the estate of Mr.. and Mrs.
George DeFranceaux. at River
road and Durham drive, Po-
tomac, Md.
Mrs. Joseph c. Monaghan
Is chairman of the festival.
Events to interest all age
groups have been planned for
the entire afternoon. There
will be pony rides and games
for the children. a bazaar.
flower mart. huckster stand.
sweet shop and a refreshment
bar.
A special dance floor is being
constructed on the ground
where Brusiloff and his Farm
hand Five win play for dane
ing beginning at 5 pm.
Tea will be served In the
early afternoon and q barbe-
cued beef supper from 5 to
8 pm.
Chairmen of the many COM
lmittees assisting Mrs. Mon
laghan are Mrs. Maurice May,
MRS. Maxwell H. Stokes, Mrs.
James j. Rupert. Mrs. James
]. Ward, Mrs. John r. Geaney.
Mrs. j. Willard Nails, sr.: Mrs.
Matthias Mahorner. Mrs. Mat
thew F. MCGUIRE, Mrs. Ira L.
Ewers, Mrs. Raymond c.
Kirchner, Mrs. Floyd F.
Toomey, Mrs. A. 8. Gardner,
Mrs. John c. Link, Mrs. ].
Kerby NELL and Mrs. Evan A.
Sholl.
Also. Mr.. Donald w. Mer-
ryfield. Mr.. Frank Paroni, Mr..
Joseph c. Monaghan. Mr..
Thomas H. Carolan. Mrs.
George I. Berger, jr.; Mrs.
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S3I4 Tahona Drive
nsavtifvl medsrn briek romblsr in q
very desirable Location lectures Iuros
living room with fiFspIocs, dining
Foom, speeioUs kitchen, , bedrooms,
iilod bath. Priced for qviek sole.
Terms 10 suit. including FhA or Gl.
Directions: Out New Hampshire
Ace. to Langley Park, left on Merit
mack Driue to TahoHG DytUe, RIGHT
to open" sign.
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HILLAMDALE
IO4I0 RovaI Road

l04l0 Royol Road
New custom built brick Eombler. Six
spoeiovs rooms, 2 boihs, center -holl
pIon. A charming home in o prestige
location. Byilt 70 sell for S2S, 500
reduced 10 $40, $50.
Directions. Out Men Hampshire
Ave. 10 HtltGndaIe, left on Chalmers
RI. to Royal Rd., left to open"
ston.
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HOME OF THE WEEK
] House Incorporates
/ Two Units in One

design Of. the house to place
both kitchens and both bath
rooms directly above each other.
which makes for economical
installation of plumbing.
The living rooms of both the
units are of similar size, al
though the one on the lower
story has a dining area that is
on to the right and a partial
wall that screens OF the
kitchen. Both living rooms
have flreplaces.
A second fight of stairs at
the back of the house gives
access from the second story
kitchen to a service door at
the side Of the house.
All bedrooms in the house
have sliding door double length
closets. On the lower floor the
master bedroom is at the front
Of the house. while on the
second story the larger bedroom
Is at the rear.
Basement Optional
Plans for this house. which
is named the Ecstasy" are
available for construction either
with or without a basement.
Basic overall dimensions are
40 by "a feet. The house has
2,228 square feet of space.
Editors Note: The cost is not
given. What you could build
the house for in the Washing
ton area would depend on the
bids you might receive. They
might range from $40 to SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-03
BY GERRY BISHOP

The home Of the Week is a two
family dwelling that contains
D three bedroom unit on the
nrSt floor and q two-bedroom
unit on the second.
Such an arrangement often
is Of interest to families who
have relatives who must live
with them and to people who
wish to defray part Of the cost
Of purchasing their home by
renting out part Of it.
The exterior of the home has
horizontal siding and is Of one
and-a-half story appearance
ct the front. However. use of
q large shed dormer across the
back Of the second story opens
q larger amount Of space on the
second floor than one would ex-
pect to from a casual look at
the front elevation.
Economical Plumbing
In the plans illustrated here
there Is a common front en-
trance for both units in the
structure. However. If more
privacy is desired it is a simple
matter to have two separate
doors with only q slight altera-
ton Of the plans.
Care has been taken in the
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Associated Newspapers.
229 West Forty-third street,
New York IS. N. Y, Dept. VS.
THE ECSTASY
With O, without q basement.
ID set. az sets. go sets
name ----------------
ADDRESS ----------------
City ------------------------
State
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1908 CRESCENT STREET
NEAR WESTMORELAND
CIRCLE

Charming detached 3-bedroom.
red brick Colonial. S19.S5O.
, 81. 800 DOWN. Lovely neigh
horhood, Convenient to every
thing. Cedar-paneled rec. rm..
"a bath in basement: side
porch with interchangeable
glass and screens: nice
grounds. partially white picket
fenced: large pink dogwood.
huge maple sheitering brick
, patio; lovely shrubbery fruit
trees. DIRECTIONS: From
Westmoreland Circle 90 north
on Western Ave. TO Carlson
Drive lat DGS). left on Earl
son ! block to Crescent st.
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FILA Corrects
Misconceptions

Norman P. Mason. commits
sioner Of the Federal Housing
Administration, says he would
be much happier if some widely
held misconceptions about the
FILA were corrected. For in
stance:
The FILA insures mortgages
it does not lend money to
anyone.
The FILA has minimum prop
erty standards but does not
dictate how a house is to be
built.
FILA costs are paid out of
income from insurance premi-
ums-it is not tax supported.
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Wsll-bvilt cslenial, eensistins Of ,
spacious rooms. , bashs. firsploes in
living room, kitchen with oufomotie
dishwushsT, double hung windows
and basement with outside sniFonee.
Desirable established neighboShood
convenient 10 81. BernodefiO's
School end Church. Unusually good
volvs. $l7,o50. See Arthur Myers
on premises or coll ~. 1896.
Directions: Out Colesuille Rd. past
Mrs.. ks Toll House, right on Nor
mandy to open" house.
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THE ECSTASY This Is
the Home of the Week
named the Ecstasy, with
floor plan adjoining.
per square foot or more. plus
land.
(In case you wish to order
blueprints. you may do so by
filling in the blank form below.
Check or money order must be
sent with your request; do not
send currency. With your blue
prints will come specifications
and a material list. Provision
of the Syndicated feature by
The Star is not meant to sug-
gest that you could not con-
slider consulting an architect.
in case you are planning to
build a home.)
Mail this form to:
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ADELPMI
l0A2I TulIvmo,e &

0UN6 VWIVID1U "a
Nest directive modern 3-bedFoom
Cope Cod, z full boshs, Q firspIoee
in living room. equipped kitchen. Full
basement. A very dssiTobia hons.
Convenient 10 MOL, MaryIond Uni
vsssity and Fort ksodo. Owner
rensfsnsd. Priced 10 sell.
Directions. Out Riggs Road extended
to KRolluood Dr., right to fully
more St.
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Be sure to enclose check Of
proper amount. One set Of
blueprints, So; each additional
set SIS.
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MONTGOMERY ESTATES
Convenient 10 NSA

1901 MOMssomsEy Rood
BELISvllLE--f you desire the best
volvs In q new brick FomblOr, see
this atiroetlvs 3.bOdroom oll.bFiek
home. I've full bofhs, tvll basement.
De luxe equipment with CT equip
msni. M.ocFs landseopsd and seeded
lol. A real buy ~ St7,q5o. Con be
had on cosy terms. Adjacent 10 site
OF new paFoehiol school. Also only
2 blocks from new public school.
Directions: Out New Hampshire
Ave. 10 Ponder Mn Rd.. RIGHT 10
"a mile pdSt Hiph Point HiOh
School right on Montgomery Rd
10 homes. OR out Baltimore Blvd
70 BeltsUtHe, left on MONTGOMERY,
lett TO open" sign.
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FEC TO STUDY POSSIBLE USE
OF INVISIBLE. ADS ON
BY the Associated Press

The Federal Communications Commission Is taking
look at socaled invisible advertising" and its possible
by television stations.
The commission announcement said the idea is to
determine what steps it should take with respect
to such use of this 1.-THE mind is quicker than the
technique.
The announcement noted without comment that the
elevsion code board of the National Association Radio
and Television Broadcasters has advised its members that
proposed of the technique should first be reviewed
by that board
The system. known as "subliminal perception" has
been developed by at least two companies, Suhminal
Projection Co. of New York and Experimental Films Inc
of New Orleans and has been tested in movie houses
The procedure consists of flashing advertisement
and of the quickly that is not consciously
perceived, but is absorbed by the subconscious mind
In such theater test the symbols Of nationally
known soft drink flashed for thousandths
of second the every five seconds during the
showing of the feature film The sponsors reported that
sales of this drink in the theaer lobby spectacary
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{, and dishonorable discharge, but
this later was reduced to five
years, and the term became
even shorter with time OF for
good behavior.
Greeted on Arrival
Some 20 friends. relatives
and neighbors were on hand
to greet him last night as he
arrived from Knoxville, Tenn,
with his stepbrother, Charles
Dickinson, a Knoxville sign
painter.
When he was released from
the Army Disciplinary Barracks
at Fort Leavenworth. Kans..
last Saturday, Dickinson said
he planned to study for the
ministry. He said last night.
however, his future plans are
uncertain.
Dickinson said he has a
number Of debts to clear up and
added:
II may be here for the rest
of my days."
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Citizen Aid Urged
To Suve City'sCore

"A Washington attorney and
consultant have called on
business-civic groups to help in
protecting and developing a
healthy central core" in the
city.
Speaking Tuesday at a meet
ing Of the Connecticut Avenue
Association at the Mayfower
Hotel. Jerome AIper said the
people Of Washington, as or
ganized in groups like yours.
must help put reins on the
INFLAMMATION monster.
He said Government and
planning groups need advice
from business and civic groups.
He praised the courtesy park
ing system as q boon to
shoppers.
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Red Press Reports
Presidents Illness

MOSCOW. Now % (A.-Tns
illness Of President Eisenhower
was reported briefly and with
out comment in the Soviet press
today. The illness had not beer
reported yesterday.
Both Pravda, the Communist
Party newspaper, and Izvestia
the government organ, pub
lished Tass News Agency dis
patches from Washington CIV
ing medical bulletins on Mr.
Eisenhower's health. They