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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
SPLTT-LEvEL -$18, 1896
8 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS

New all brick. on large corner
bedrms.. 2 baths. finished recreation
rm.. living rm.. sep. dining rm.,
large kitchen with plenty eatine
space; This property not too faf
from Wheaton and in an exceptional
neighborhood: close to recreation
park and schools. CT. S2,l00 cash
ana SlO9 month total payments.
total payments. Call RE. 7-665O
til . pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

CHEVY CHAsE-New Colonial. o.
stone; brick and frame. back O
end A.; GE kit. with everything
paneled rec. .rm. with stone flrepl.,
bar. y bath; garage; Somerset
School area. $4,000. Call SAM
gM z: BoGLEY OF MD. INC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

BRADLEY Blvd. AREA-six-room
s SIfa cG staactve n naaS%Sor T rs
room with fireplace. nice dining
room. with adjoining jalousy-en-
closed porch. good kitchen and
powder room. 8 ample bedrooms
and storage attic. fenced lot 65x
.112. attached garage; only 3
blocks 70 elementary school: well
ton. Ma. S-9300; ewes. and week
ends. EN-. 2-6547. BOSS &
PHELPS. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

CHEVY CHASE = Attractive brick
Colonial. First-fioor powder rm.,
lge. den: 3 bedrms.. bath up; rec.
rm.: 2-car garage; asking S25.750,
low down payment BILLINGSLEY
REALTY. EN-. 2-2226; ewes. EN-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

BETHESDA-Want good financing?
See this S-bedrm; brick rambler
I'm. Under Sls.999 s,,,, With lsei 81
LEY OF MD, INC. OIL. 6-7SOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

CHEVY CHAsE-.T DON'T NEED a
LARGE C oLpER House HS5a Thai TAAr I I
CAN WORK WITH" How many
times have you said that? New
plumbing and wiring plus 9 bed
rms, 3 baths. A home reminiscent
S Si ss od sna ds cSsr but fun fun q pOsS o
how can you fail? KORZENDOR-
TEp peaifor ar A91fI Ifii q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

c0TNTaY SLUEMo SNny Of 6... Az |:
CHARMING white brick for the BIZ BIZ
fully equip. kit. full bsmt. with
finished recr. rm., h.-w.. heat. ga.
blds. iot Incl. IN price Of S2S.5OO
For further details on this out;
co., "a. 6-ss9s. Once open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Two new
brick Cape Gods. featuring desirable
bATH. ny. fIa. with fire n sep.
dining nm. oE kit. with dinette
Epaeessun End floor are 3 good
liked bedfms. and tile bath: full
bsmt.: house has over 2-acre
lot. the other over y acre. Located
near Conn. ave. and grade school
\ These homes are . bargain on
spect. CROSS & PERRY, NC,
& Realtors. OIL. 2-OOAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

BETHEsDA-on = acre, Beautifully
ers, ETC.; attrac.. brick home with
nm. rec. rm.. big kit. with tiled
walls: sep. din. rn.. air conditioner:
garage. sep. tool and garden house,
avail. Call SAMUEL e. BOGLEY
OF MD. INC. OIL. R-7S00 till @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

BETHEsDA; walk to NIH-Front to
back split-level. ia yrs. old; tre-
mendous liv. rm. with balcony. Ice
sep. din. rm.. l6-ft. kit, 25-ft. rec
I'm. with firepl.. de luxe baths,
p s lot sa1 as end s.o q e Son1 aIs
other custom features; S2g.500
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL, 4-l415
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

the discriminatinr
buyer could desire is offered. In
this year.young. custom-built brick
rambler. True center hall. liv. rm.
and din. nm. across rear with pic.
wooded area; push-button kitchen
includes 9 eye-level ovens. dish
washer. disposal. auto. washer and
drier; 8 bedrooms, 3 baths, full
ground-ie bsmt. with big beau
tiful recr. .rm.. maids rnn., garage,
Extras incl. ceramic tile vanitories,
Dashboard hot-water heat. attic ex-
haust fan and Heatilators; large
~ loan may be i aIsl nHHa1 Sn cS
"a. h-a2Qa. Once open q It'll 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

older home in Kensineton on Il
/. acre: mod. kit. baths. lee. fam
lily rm.: near elemen. and IT, high.
caI MRS. nI pHws sS5 ie W. ex LYLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

top hstins one Sse our book. s Ear sns
gracious, 4-bedrm. brick Colonial
on q wooded corner lot. in Q won
derful neighborhood. Beautiful en-
trance han, mahog. -paneled den
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

BETHESDA, SIC. a0O-3-bedrm. bricI
rambler: frepl. in liy. rm, And Just
EN-. 2-7SO0. =. w. BERENS, JR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

SILVER SPRING-Attractiye bricl
anlDT are arse eo NY r VIII WIN nf tsps
space, 8 bedrfns.. full bsmt. VA
approved, $4,000. ConY. located
Excellent condition. FRANK l.
HEWITT Co. JU. $4,000: after 8
call III 5-T30A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

SOMERSET-Completely air-cond. !,
custom styled brick rambler. Three
twin-size bedrms. on main a.; gar
and recr. rm.; owner transferred
must sell this gracious home.
$3S,500. Cali Mrs. Erickson, OIL.
4-0351, with THOMAS l.. PHIL
LIPS, WO $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

BlE I1ps Ic:. sa5d ,,US lad. de-
Win Sat. T root th IlSa oV senteT
hall to den and "a bath; spacious
nv. rm.; kit. has dishwasher and
disposal. screened porch; 3 nice
bedrms. and 2 baths upstairs; hall
stairs to big attic: rec. rm., maids
rm. and = bath in bsmt.; garage.
SIS, $500. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, OIL.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Mother Knows Better


enormous appetite. guess I Just burn 1t up"
Favorite movie: "None But the Lonely
Heart" with Cary Grant and Ethel Barrymore
Il don't think the picture received the recog
milton it deserved The script you know, was
by Clifford Odets"
On the success and consistent merit Of
Father Knows Best: More than anything else,
have to credit this to the writer's. They're won
derful Roswell Roger and Paul West have been
writing II from the start"
On her work: Sometimes we begin shooting
as early as Z or am. and we're not through
until 80 that night" (That would hardly
seem as II producer actor Bob Young was tired"
Of the show
The lady has a sense Of humor too. When
our long distance conversation was resumed
after q lire snafu she observed: II must have
looked silly. talking into dead phone"
"You sounded like a wind machine said
lamely.
Someone in our Office laughed and the laugh
carried out to Hollywood, where Jane joined IN.
She has an awfully nice laugh.
Evening star., 1957-12-08


l25 major television shows such as Studio One
and The Fred Waring Show
Comedy is only one OF his fortes. He has
played gangsters. bookieS sleuths, and Euro
pean and Latin types And he's used a dozen
dialects including Cockney Chinese and Ara
bian. He has taught at the American Theater
Wing and directed summer stock In New Eng
land.
Concerning his Private Doberman role he
said:
Il like 1t because it's a natural for winning
sympathy. I'm the trusting little guy who gets
slapped around and always comes up smiling
I'm the eternal optimist who says it's a lovely
day. and then falls down a manhole. People
can't help loving a character like that"
He's not interested in becoming a star.
mot me-" said Gosfield with broad grin.
Il don't want to wake up In the middle Of the
night and worry about ratings and start de-
veloping ulcers. make less money this way
but I'm more comfortable"
0osheld, q bachelor who lives in a mid
town hotel. spends most Of his spare time at
his two hobbies. photography and painting.
Always cheerful and bouncy, the spirit OF hu-
NOR seems to emanate from his rotund. 5-ft.-4
frame.
Comedy" he said emphatcally, lis some
thing you can't really describe. You have to
feel 1t deep inside, right down to your ribs
and I'm not riDbing you either"
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
World Flight of B-52s Seen by Soviets as Preparation for War

MOSCOW REThe Army news paper Red Star declared today the recent round-the-world flight of US. B-52s is part of global preparation by the United States to launch war against the Soviet Union.
 In the first comment here on the nonstop flight by three US. Stratofortresses in 45 hours and 19 minutes, the Soviet newspaper said:
 American imperialists prepar- ing nuclear war against the So- viet Union realize they them selves will be subject to nulclear retaliation. They are stubbornly seeking ways of destroying others while they themselves remain in- tact"
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
JUN. Rejects Israel's Terms for
 Leaving Gaza

UNITED NATIONS, NY, N- Secretary General Dag Hammar- skiold declared today that seri- ous legal barriers stood in the way of accepting Israeli's terms for pulling her troops out of the Gaza Strip.
 The secretary generals view was contained in special report to the Donation General Assem- ply announcing that Israel "has not fully complied" with that body's demands for complete withdrawal of. her forces from Egypt by last night.
 He also transmitted to the As sembly a memorandum in which Israel stated her troops still were in the Gaza Strip and the Sharm Ell Sheikh area at the entrance to the Gulf of Aqaba and would re- main there until her interests were safeguarded.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Seaton Will Get Views on Statehood During Day Tour of Alaska
Plans About Completed For Reception in Nome

Plans are about complete for the luncheon next Tuesday hon. bring Secretary of the Interior Fred A. Seaton.
 A change in the plans was an nounced today. The luncheon will be at 11:3O at the Pioneer Hall instead of 12:00, as previously announced, in order to fit into the planned schedule of the sec retary and his party.
 Reservations are being made with Mary Diede at the office of Judge Hodge, who urges all mem bers of the Chamber of Commerce and Rotarians as well as any oth- CT individuals to get their reser- vations in by Saturday noon, as the Pioneer Hall is limited to about 120 persons.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Doctor Will Be Tried for Murder. Of Rich Widow

EASTBOURNE', England. R- Five magistrates yesterday or dered Dr. John Bodkin Adams to stand trial on charge of murder ing a wealthy widow patient.
 The 58-year-old society physi- clan, asked if he had anything to say, replied:
 T am not guilty and I reserve my defense"
 The magistrates decision Sim liar to a grand jury decision in the U.S) came after a prelinin- ary hearing, lasting two weeks.
 The magistrates, three men and two women, could have released the doctor or charged him with manslaughter.
 Dr. Adams is accused of drug ging three wealthy patients to death in this seaside resort city in order to benefit from their wills.
 He was held for trial on the specific charge of murdering Mrs. Edith Morrell, 81-year-old wid- ow, in 1850.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Owner of Stolen Car Gets Nice Surprise

YONKERS, NY. R-Mrs. Mar jorie Guerrieri, who reported her car stolen a week ago, got it back yesterday in tip-top shape.
 Mrs. Guerrieri's car was in a parking lot adjacent to hospital.
 A hospital patient phoned a garage to pick up his auto and make certain repairs. The pa tient's and the woman's car were almost identical.
 By mistake, Mrs. Guerrieri's car was picked up, the motor overhauled, a fender fixed, two new mirrors installed, and the auto polished Then it was re- turned to the parking lot.
 The reconditioning didn't cost Mrs. Guerrieri a cent.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
6-Jet B-47 Rides Jet Stream Across Country in } Hrs, AZ Min.

BEDFORD, Mass. RNA six-jet transcontinental flight planned for scientific study of the jet stream-spanned the country in 3 hours, 47 minutes today.
 Maj. Mont Smith of Champaign, H., in charge of the aircraft, said he did not know of any record for this particular course, from March Air Force Base, Calif., to Hanscom Air Force Base here.
 Maximum speed attained was 750 miles an hour. The flight cov- cred 2,70O statute miles and the average ground speed was 715 miles an hour.
 A record transcontinental flight of 3:44.53 8/10 was set by an Air Force F-84F Thundstreak in 1855.
 Maj. Smith said the weather was very good and that the plane flew most of the way at about 37,000 feet. The jet stream is us- ually 35,000 to 10000 feet high. Jet streams have been measured at more than 23O miles an hour.
 Maj. Smith said there was no
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Democrat Women Hear Bartlett,
 Burns & Cruening

WASHINGTON, Statehood for Alaska and Hawaii would provide a demonstration of true democracy for Asian nations, del egates of the two territories agreed last night.
 Democratic delegates Burns of Hawaii and Bartlett of Alaska and former Gov. Gruening of Alaska were principal speakers at the annual Alaska-Hawaii din- ner of the National Democratic Women's Club.
 Burns referred to Hawaii with it's cosmopolitan population as the Pacific show window thru which peoples of the East watch the practices of the West.
 Bartlett also referred to the grant of statehood as a practical example to demonstrate the US. feeling against colonialism.
 Statehood, he said, would give Alaska the stability needed to create a strong buffer state in an area near Russian soil.
 Gruening, one of two Alaskans elected senator" in October to push the statehood program, said the US. has not yet fulfilled the pledge it gave when it purchased Alaska from Russia 90 years ago.
 He said the treaty of purchase pledged that inhabitant of Alaska would be admitted to the enjoy ment of all rights, advantages and 1mmunities of W-S0 citizens"
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Propaganda Campaign By US. in Mid-East Planned as Counterattack

NEW YORK R-The New York Times said today that the Eisen- hover Administration is plan ming a propaganda counter -offen- sive in the Middle East.
 The US. Governments position is definitely hardening against Egyptian President Nasser, a dis patch from Washington added.
 The story said Washington is planning counter-measures now that Egyptian propaganda is be- ginning to spread an unfriendly version of President Eisenhower $ Middle East policy.
 This is one reason why Arthur Larson, the new head of the US. Information Agency, has left for the Middle East.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25

sensation riding the stream, ex- cept a marked turbulence in go- ing into it and out of it.
 Charles F. Hawkins of South Windsor, Conn, observer-naviga tor, said the purpose of the flight was to "check the feasibility of finding a jet stream on the West Coast and flying. it to the East Coast"
 Hawkins said he has little diff ficulty finding the jet stream and picked it up at Albuquerque. He added he found the jet coreA-the area of maximum tail wind-at 36,O00 feet.
 He said the average tenrpera- ture outside the heated plane was about 90 degrees below zero.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Employees Treat Boss to Holiday

RICHMOND, Va, R-It was turnabout time today for manu- facturer who feels it's good idea to shut down the plant from time to time and bundle all the work CTS off to New York or Miami for a round of play.
 E. Claiborne Robins, president of pharmaceutical firm, had am- pie opportunity to reflect on how his ITO employees regard his oper- ating methods as he and Mrs. Robins winged toward Acapulco, Mexico, on a two-week vacation.
 His employees are paying for the boss vacation.
 The company paid trips began as modest junkets to Washington. Then came bigger ones to New York, with theater and night clubbing included, and one in the
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Dulles Meets Opposition in Mid d-East Plan

Sen Morse O-Ore) told Dulles he would want an amendment providing "some guarantees that American boys don't go over there alone" to protect an oil supply vital to Britain and France.
 Dulles said he questioned the wisdom of seeking British and French commitments in connec- tion with the resolution, but told Morse that i've don't propose 70 go it alone"
 The House Foreign Relations Committee approved last night without major change the re- quested resolution to give Eisen- hover special military economic powers to deal with the situation in the Middle East.
 Leaders expect to call the res olution up in the House next Tuesday and predict it's passage by Friday.
 Prospects as to when the Sen ate may act are cloudy.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Hopes to Find Alaskan for Governor

SEATTLE, R-Secretary of the Interior Seaton arrived here late yesterday on his way to an H. day. tour of Alaska where he will ''evaluate statehood possibilities. |"
 Tt seems only fair to visit the Alaskans and see what they have to say about statehood," Seaton said. q hope to get a good cross section of public opinion"
 The Cabinet officer said he fa- vors statehood for the territory. He said he will submit a report to President Eisenhower on this question and on the problem of a successor for B. Frank Heintzle- man, former governor.
 My personal hope," he told interviewers, "is that we can find a good native Alaskan-in the sense of his being a resident who could be appointed governor"
 Seaton said he will consult with department and territorial offi- cials and discuss Alaskan affairs with chambers of commerce and other Alaskan leaders.
 ,Seaton's schedule calls for him to arrive in Anchorage today. He will visit Seward Jan. 26, An chorage Jan. 27, Fairbanks Jan. 28, Nome Jan 2s. Cordova, Yaku- tat and Juneau Jan. 30, Sitka Jan. 31, and Petersburg, Wran- gell and Ketchikan Feb. 1.
 Accompanying Seaton are An thony Lausi, director of the Of flee of Territories; A. M. Edward, associate Interior solicitor; and Miss Leola Tise, the secretary's executive assistant.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
CROSS-COUNTRY RECORD SET FOR
 PROPELLER CRAFT

DOVER, Del, RHAn Air Force turbo-prop Super Constellation landed at Dover Air Force Base today after making a nonstop flight from Long Beach, Calif., to Andrews Air Force Base outside Washington in 4 hours 43 minutes.
 An Air Force spokesman here said it was new transcontinental record for propeller-driven air craft. The plane reached speeds up to 52O miles an hour.
 Commanding the craft was Maj. Stanley Forester.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25

winter of 1855 to Miami.
 Employees decided to turn things around this time in the vacation department. As an occasion for their gift, they chose Robins 2Oth wedding anniversary as president of the company.
 "One of the incest surprises I've had," said Robins before he and his wife departed. He was presented with a $4,200 check.
 Robins said he didn't think the gift carried with it even the gen. tlest suggestion it would be his turn again to do the honors next time. But we're going to contin- ue to have these unscheduled trips for employees" he said. ssI'm convinced these investments in a little fun pay big dividends in the attitude of our people toward their jobs."
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
TWO JETS COLLIDE;
 THREE MEN KILLED

BIG SPRING, Tex, R-Three Air Force officers were killed last night when two T-33 jet trainers collided at 1,2OO feet about five miles from Webb AFB.
 Killed were End It. Kenneth A. Augason, 24, Salt Lake City; 1st It. Carlton R. Virden, 24, Robs- town, Texas; End It. William H. Charbonneau III, g, Yakima.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Factory Workers Panic Brings Death to Nine In Flash Fire

NEW HAVEN, Conn, R-Fire flashing thru an old four-story loft building an hour before quit ting time yesterday brought panic and death. It was panic more than anything else, fire officials said, that killed those who failed to escape the inferno.
 The building contained 112 workers.
 Five are known dead, 4 are missing and feared dead, and 31 were injured, g critically.
 Among the dead was Joseph Nastri, proprietor of one of the dress factories in the building.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON. RAR,lssia has exploded another nus:lear test weapon. the Atomic Energy Commission tAEC) announced Thursday.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

in the Washington. d. c.. In
ternational at Laurel, Md, in
1854 and IS. but was unable
to finish in the money. In
1854 he rode Northern Clean,
an Irish bred, and In IS was
aboard Picounda. French rep
resentative.
He also won the English
Derby three times. in l948. so
and Sc. Last winter. he rode
in the Santa Anita Handicap
and San Juan capistrano at
Santa Anita Park.
During his career. .Johnstone
won important stakes in
France. England. Ireland. Aus
tralia. Egypt. Italy. India, Bel
gium and Argentina.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
RODE TWICE IN INTERNATIONAL il
Crocodile Johnstone
Quits Saddle at 81

BRISBANE. Australia, Dec.
81 R).--Rae Johnstone. Aus
tralian-born jockey who be-
came one Of the leading riders
In Europe. finished second
aboard Coal Gent in the In
ternational race at Doomben
Race Course today and said
1t was his last race.
puchesne. ridden by Lester
Piggott, famed English jockey,
won the mile-and- -one quarter
race as riders from seven ma
tions competed. Duchesne went
of at "a. Dashing Lucie.
ridden by Maxine Garcia Of
France. was third.
Johnstone had announced
his retirement last summer,
but decided TO come TO Aus
tralia from France TO take part
In a series Of international
races. Other foreign riders in
the race we're Heine Bollow Of
Germany. Pandu Khade Of
India, Lionello Milani Of Italy
and Peter Alafi of Hungary.
Bill Hartack Of the United
States was unable to accept an
invitation.
Johnstone. now So. was the
leading Jockey in the Sydney
area when he was Q l6-year.
old apprentice. He won a
stakes race In India in 1881.
and went TO France the next
year and made his home in
Paris.
In l948 he scored an unpre-
cedented triple. winning the
English Derby with My Love.
the French Derby with Bey,
and the Irish Derby with
Nathoo.
Nicknamed "the Crocodile. |"
while in Paris. Johnstone rode
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Horse Bettino
In Virginia
Under Study

RICHMOND. Dec. 81 R.-
Bills to legalize pari-mutuel
betting and set up a State
commission to control horse
racing in Virginia may be in
troduced in the 1858 General
Assembly. the Times-Dispatch
said today.
Such legislation would b.
essential to the hopes of some
prominent Virginia horsemen
to establish q track in this
State as sort OF an adjunct
well-regulated and on a nom
profit basis - to Virginia's
horse-breeding farms.
1t also could produce a tidy
sum annually for the State
treasury. Virginias neighbors.
West Virginia and Maryland.
took in more than SO million
and nearly So million. respec-
lively, this year in State rev.
enues from their pari-mutuel
systems.
Discussions of pari-mutuel
legislation have been going on
for several months. If sound
ings of sentiment now being
taken among Assemblymen In
dicate the bills would have q
chance Of getting out of COM
mittee. 1t is understood the leg.
islation will be introduced.
Several prominent Assembly
members have expressed a
sympathetic interest in the
proposals. but none has yet
volunteered to introduce the
bills. Past sessions of the Leg
islature have SHE'D away from
the pari-mutuel idea. and no
bills to legalize it have been
introduced for 10 years or
longer, Those now considering
the prospects think the present
legislative climate may be
more favorable. especially il
pari-mutuels would help stave
of tax increases.
Some doubts have been
raised. however, as to whether
the Virginia CONSTRUCTORS sec
tion forbidding lotteries would
permit pari-mutuel betting. No
ofhcial court ruling or inter-
probation on this point has
been found. If the constitu-
tional prohibition does apply.
the pari mutuel legislation
would have to be dropped or
delayed pending action on q
constitutional amendment.