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suburban. Cadillac-OIdS

BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. d-7100
PACKARD 1865 Patrician 400
sedan; 2-tone gray; full equipped
power steering. power brakes. very
clean; 5000; CCC guarantee
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CADILLAC 1855 Coupe de Vile:
blue and white, very nice power
steering. over brakes. priced Ia
sell at on.y 1905. CCC guarantee
CanitOl Cadlllac-OldS Co
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CADILLAC 1857

Club coupe: less than 100 miles Cost
- 5S3: will sacrifice, S4.9a5 or best
offer PA 5-3I65
CADILLAC 1856 convertible coupe:
attractive turquoise, white top an
leather interior power steering
power brakes, fully equipped, Ike
new outstanding buy for only
1905: cCC guarantee
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CHEVROLET 81 COW: r. and h.;
canary yellow finish: "a 900 ac-
tual mi, Must be seen to be ap-
preciated' S515, Pvt owner. Cal
after u pm. KE. $1,000.
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CHEVROLET $50 Bel Air 4-dr. hard
top, beige over bronze finish; fully
equip. JU. 5-9433 after ; pm
CHEVROLET 40 4-dr. sedan: excel.
cond,; diplomat leaving; Sl15. NO.
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IAkE Q. :. ] TO
BANNING II SONS

5SUh Bait, Ave. Open 90 WA. 1910
CHRYSLER ~ windsor de lux,
convertible; orig dove gray will
new black top, auto trans. r anC
h Full price only S745. Can fnanC,
with Slh On
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CHEV. 81 COW: r. and h. power
glide, new top, low mi good
Cond Sln5 WI R-n12l
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

/ BUICKS-Choice OF 81 SIS from
St95 '?3s from SB95, obs from
81 1875; sos from 81 .49j; '5Gs from
81 SOB Most cars fully equipped
home OF the only l0.O0O-m!ie guar.
antee or late models. Bank financ-
In u IL h .lna I'll
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llo7 Kinawood prive

1907 kinswood Drive
A charming 3.bsdroon brick romblsF
LoFee living room with fireplace. sep.
orote dining room, basement. Mss,sr
bedroom with Va both. UnUsvolly nice
loeoiion and nsishboFhood. voeeni,
owner hos left town. Priced for i'm.
msdiois sole.
Directions Ont NeD Hampshire
Are 10 1900 block ier on KiHo-
mood Drtre 2 blocks 10 Open
stan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-24
|NAREB Has
Renewable
ForCitieS

The National Association Of
Real Estate Boards has an
nounced the launching Of q
new service to help commune
ties conduct neighborhood con-
servation and urban renewal
programs.
Walter S. Dayton Of Bayside.
IN. Y, chairman Of NAREB's
Build America Better Commit
tee. said the service involves
use of an advisory team Of
three, four or five committee
members who go into the COM
munity for three or four days
to make a study and report
their recommendations for car
rying out a practicable pro-
gram.
For these teams, we select
committee members who have
had actual experience with the
types Of problems to be faced
in the community they will
visit" Mr.. Dayton explained
These mdh donate their time
and counsel as a public service,
with the business community
underwriting only their travel
and incidental expenses and
the cost Of preparing the re-
port"
One committee has already
visited Huntington. w. Va.
and made such a report. he
added. The work of the COM
mittee met with approval from
city officials, the city's news
papers, the local real "Stnts
men and the public generally,
Mr.. Dayton said.
An advisory committee Il
due to visit Racine, Wis. soor
and two other cities are Iiego.
tiating for visits, NAREB re-
ported. In addition. inquire,
have been received from sew.
eral other communities.
The work Of Mr.. Dayton''
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Recent license approvals an
nounced by the District Real
Estate Commission include:

HeCenC uCeIlSe dpprOValS an
nounced by the District Real
Estate Commission include:
Real Estate Brokers
Lawrence Y. Lutss. tradinE as Law
James II, L. Jacob, viee-president Of
Boss a. Phelps, Inc.
Rely Realty a Investment Co.
Robert z. Lynch. President Of Rely
Realty a. Investment Co.
Bernard W. Best, tradinS as Bernard
John j. YOUNG ~
Real Estate Statesmen
Pauline B, Coleman with Helen
chas. ? Fowler. with Georse H.
Maurice Columbus Hill, with Enrich
dscrss Reynolds Hun, with James
FRANCIS Mathew McManus, with
BENJAMIN Mudrick. with Kaiser
Arthur william Waugh. with clar-
Catherine Ida whitman, with Florida
Rosa N, Keel with Crit. Ma.
Realty Co.
Lstitis Q. Randall. with the sindler
| Realty Corp.
Charles j. Bauer, with Thomas ]
| Fisher A. Co.
Milton H. Blake. with T. D. BURGESS
Kenneth Otis Boyer, with Walker 4
Samuel W. Copeland. with Dorfman
& Co.
Jean s. Gaines. with Bergman Realty
Co,
Phillip Edward Garnick. with Enrich
Realty Co.
Edward W. oormley. with the Gee.
Stalk Co.
Frances B. Greenwood, with Natalie
K. Phillips.
Pauline B. Hancock. with Michael
Walsh a. Sons.
man.
BENJAMIN L. Hughes, tr,, with simp.
son Realty Co
Eghert II. Irwin with Prank a
PhiiliDg, Inc
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.FSLIC Admits
10 New Members

The Federal Savings anc
Loan Insurance Corp. ad.
mitted 10 new member saving:
and loan associations during
July, Chairman Albert j
Robertson, Of the Fedora
Home Loan Bank Board, an.
nounced this week.
These admissions bring thu
total number of insured in.
stitutons up to 1913. he said
The 10 new members include
seven Federally chartered anc
three State-chartered associa.
tons.
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group actually involves a dou-
bic visit to the city to be aided.
First a committee staff member
spends two or three days in the
city studying the problems. On
the basis Of his report a visi-
tation committee can be Sc
lected from Mr.. Dayton's group
that have experience with
similar problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-24
.Cuuse Of Domuoe

Cracked glass is often caused
by lack Of putty and paint on
window frames. Moisture alb
Sorbed by unprotected frames
during heavy rainfalls causes
swelling of the wood. The re-
sulting pressure on the glass
often cracks it.
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District Officials License
More Brokers, SuIesmen

Willie NJ. johnson, with Newcomt
Realty Service
John A. Mohler. with J. Rupert
Mabel Z. salyer, with Frank L
Hewitt Co.
Catherine NJ. schantS, with Tee
Esther W. Sherman. with Heller
John W. stultz. with Thomas W
Parks Co.
Doris M Towne. with J, C. Chatel
James d. Walker. with Dorfman a
Co.
Albert ?. winterbie, sr, with Thos
J. Fisher A. Co.
George H. collars. with Newcoml
Realty Co.
Andrew H. Ridley, with John R
Boone.
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MONTGOMERY ESTATES
BeItsviIIe-NeaV N.S.A.
Montgomery Road

Montgomery Road
Brond-nsw homss-nsvss before have
We had such mosnifieen, home wolves
os these new split levels. . ond J
rooms, 2 boths. elvbroom; opproSi-
mate M-oers lots. Tostefvlly deco
Foted. Finest construction. NsoF
schools ond churches. Especially con-
Vsnisn, Ia r. Meode ond Morylond
University. Price. Sl7.s5o 70 S2l $50.
Directions out New HdmpShire
Are. 10 Ponder Mil Rd right TO
"a mile past Hi0h Point High
School. RIGHT on Montgomery Rd. to
MOutoOmeru Esfdfes
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LANGLEY PARK

1877 QuinwOod Street
Modern brick ramblsF in iip-iop con-
dition. lorss living room with fire.
piece, c-E kitchen, z spaeioVs bed
rooms. recrsoiien room in basement.
Well iandseopsd LOT odioinine pork.
Located in eloss-in convenient COM
mvnitY. Excellent terms. $l5.2So fer
quick sole.
Directions Ont Neu Hampshire
Are. 10 Quebec St. right to 18th
ATE. left to ouiRwood St, right to
open" SIGN.
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.KILMAR0CK
R0l3 GIeue;do Drive

S0I3 GIeMside Drive
Bscusfivl Colonial home loeoisd In
on unusually nice setting. Finely con-
sirUeted. 8 spoeiovs rooms, COS hot.
wotsr heat. double hung windows.
slote roof, porch ond sorose. Very
desirable community. Nsor Iokomc
Academy Priced for immediate sole.
Directions: out Nep Hampshire
Ave. TO University Bird, left IA
Carroll Are, left to Glenside Drire
rioht 70 R0IA.
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ADELPHI
Jo42I TuIIvmore 81.

l042l TulIymore s..
Most ofiroc'ivs. modern 4-bedroow
Cope Cod. 2 full beihs. fhepioes
IN living room, equipped kitchen. Full
bossmeni A very desirable home
Convenient 10 MOL. Morylond Uni
versiiy ond Fort Msods. Owner irons.
feved. Price reduced. Cl opprovsd.
Directions Out Rioos Road eIteHd-
cd 10 Knolwood Dr., right TO fully.
more 81.
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Michigan Park Mil
54o3 18th Place
B-4 THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, AUGUST "a, 1857

NNVW WTW NHUtW
Unusually nice modern 3-bedroom
brick rambler. toeoted on choice cor
nsr lot near ST. Johns the Bopiist de
Ia Sole Church ond School Has re-
esption holl. dining room, kitchen. 2
fiFsploess ond sorose. Immaevluis
condition. Price reduced.
Directions: Out Sar0eRt Rd. past
District Line to Jefferson ST., right
to 18th Place, left to open" SIGN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25
Anustusiu Linked
To Crime Rings

NEW YORK. Oct. IS (P.-
Albert Anastasia. who was
murdered today. long had
thumhed his nose from his
throne in the underworld.
Federal. state and local au-
thorities baited the reputed
master Of Murder, Inc. for
three decades but he always
slithered Of the hook.
Anastasia beat i've murder
raps. One landed him in the
shadow Of the electric chair but
he never walked the last mile.
He was described repeatedly
as lord high executfoners OF
Murder. Inc. the bloodlettine
Brooklyn mob Of the lS30s,
Witnesses testified he fingered
half Of the SO victims Of the
notorious slay-for-pay ring.
He was mentioned time and
again as the sinister figure be-
hind assorted New York-New
Jersey waterfront rackets
which MIXED legitimate husi-
ness Of millions Of dollars .
year.
He was linked With the
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Dope Verdict
Reversed in
|Airmon Case

The Court Of Military Ap-
|peals today reversed the mar.
|cotics conviction Of q is-year-
old Air Force patient because
needle marks on his arm were
possibly hospital blood extrac-
ton marks. ?
Airman Donald X. Minis OF
New Orleans. La, q patient al
|Fltzsimons Army Hospital. was
found guilty Of using heroin
after military investigators
found an eye dropper. two hypo-
dermic needles and a tablespoon
In his hospital ward. Minis con-
|fessed using heroin.
But Minis later told investi-
gators that needle punctures
in his arm were caused by the
taking of blood samples re-
CURED by his treatment in the
tuberculosis ward. A doctor
said the needle marks we're ct
q normal place for blood tests.
ut was incumbent upon the
Government TO produce evi-
dence to show the probability
that the offense as alleged had
been committed by someone. !"
said Judge George w. Latimer.
Minis was five beds away from
the area where the narcotics
equipment was found.
The needle marks on Minis
arm are mot in the least In
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q final parIey this afternoon.
before Mr.. Macmillan takes OF
for Ottawa en- route home 10
London.
Talks win expand beyond the
Anglo American sphere earlier
this afternoon when Mr.. Mac
milan. British Foreign Secre-
tary Eelwyn Lloyd and Hecre-
Etary Of state Dulles confer with
the President and Mr.. Spaak
after lunch.
In striving for greater West
lern unity against Russian
threats the leaders are stop
ping short Of full wartime al
lance. They seek only to re-
viye semblance OF the World
War II partnership. emphasIz-
ing the pooling Of brain power
and resources 70 save time and
money.
The new unity il reflected
most clearly In the fields of
science and weapons develop
ment.
Mr.. Eisenhower and Mr..
Macmillan yesterday assigned
Chairman Lewis l.. Strauss OF
the Atomic Energy Commission
to work with Sir Edwin Plow-
den, chairman Of Britain's
Atomic Energy Authority. TO
draft recommendation on nu-
clear cooperation. Deputy Sec
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Continued From First Page
with diplomats and military
leaders Of NATO countries.
Besides discussing scientific,
military. diplomatic and eco
nomic collaboration. Mr.. Spaak
iso authorizing proposals for
meeting Russia's threat TO Tur-
key and the rest Of the Middle
East.
The President and the Prime
Minister took the FIRST Arm
step toward collaboration at a
meeting yesterday when they
set up two committees Of adj
yisers TO work out details for
cooperation in the fields OF
nuclear power. missiles and
rockets.
Committees 10 Report
The two leaders and their
aides conferred again last night
at the White House. They win
tie up loose ends and hear the
reports Of their committees at
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dreaded Mana. Italian terror
ist organization, with names
synonymous with crime. with
beatings. and with shipping.
trucking. laundry and garment
industry shakedowns.
Convicted Only Once
Yet. authorities could make
only one conviction stick--a
concealed weapons charge.
Anastasia was born in 1904
in Tropea. q fishing village on
the toe Of Italy. He was one
Of II children. The family
name ended in 20" but he
changed 1t to "A" when he
came to America.
-Four Of the Anastasio broth
ers-Umberto. Giuseppe. An
thony and Gerardo-knocked
about the toughest ports in the
world as seamen and deck
hands while still in their teens,
All four admitted entering
this country illegally. by jump
ing ship during the free and
easy days Of prohibition. AL
bert tUmbertol smuggled him.
self ashore In New York In
1917.
who knew about passports
in those days" Anthony said
later. Anyway. I bet so. 900
longshoremen got there by
jumping ship"
Four other brothers pursued
normal lives. One followed
their father on the railroad.
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Another went to Australia. Sal
vatore became q priest IN
America. Frank. the youngest,
worked as. a longshoreman in
Brooklyn but never made the
headlines.
Albert was the sauvest Of the
infamous four. In later years
he took 70 wearing dark. con-
sentative suits. tailored perfect
" to his short. powerful body.
in the tradition Of the high
living lords Of the underworld.
Although he didn't talk like
Q lord. he lived like one In q
$40, 900 Spanish-style mansion
In Fort Lee high above the Hud-
son River and the jungle Of
wharves and warehouses that
fed his Golfers.
Responsibility wasn't always
his guise, however.
Worked rs Decker
Anastasia worked as q dock
walloper In Brooklyn along with
hundreds Of other ship jumpers.
He made plenty Of friends In
those days: tough. brawling
slum products like Abe kid
Twistl Relies. Joe Adonis and
Charles Lucky Luciano.
The law missed putting Anas-
tasia In the chair after his first
arrest for murder In 1871 and
never came close again.
He and another gunman were
arrested for killing Joe Turin0.
an Italian longshoreman. con-
victed and sent to the Sing Sing
death house.
They spent 10 months in the
shadow Of the chair. won q re-
trial on q technicality and went
free on April Is. 1872. Four key
witnesses who testified against
them in the first trial disap-
peared or were slain.
Three months 70 the day
after winning dismissal Of the
first homicide charge. Anastasia
was back In for murder again.
The case was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25

rotary Of Defense Donald
Quaries and Sir Richard Powell,
permanent secretary Of the
British Defense Ministry. were
ordered TO develop plans for
collaboration on missiles and
rockets.
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Albert Anostosio Slain;
Murder, Inc, Henchmon

Continued From First Page
stituted decentralization pro-
ceedings against him. He had
obtained citizenship through
Army service I'm World War II.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-20
Parking Ticket for Plane

DETROIT, REJames D. Rader is not an irate motorist, but he's plenty mad today about a S5 parking ticket.
 Rader was ticketed last week end for parking his airplane in a service drive at Detroit City Air port. The plane was parked in such a way that it prevented other planes from using a taxi way.
 Col. c. V. Burnett, airport manager, said all rumways are considered as city streets under city ordinances-hence the traf- fic violation ticket. Rader has sympathy from Police Inspect. Lloyd Traedel Traedel said he has never heard of an aircraft being ticketed for illegal parking.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-20
Guided Missiles Troops for Britain Trained in U. s.

LONDON, R - Britain today announced the formation of its first guided weapons regiment. A War Office spokesman said the outfit will be made up of off cers and men trained in America by the U. $. Army.
 The Defense Ministry also dis closed that it is studying the pos sibility of slashing its forces throughout the world = includ- ing those in Libya, Hong Kong and Gibraltar - to fit the atomic age.
 This is the latest step in streamlining and reshaping Bri- tain's armed forces to fit the nu- clear age.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-20

years ago.
 Dulles declined to answer when asked directly whether the United States would favor eco- homie sanctions against Israel if the Israeli government refuses to withdraw its forces from Aqaba and the Gaza Strip.
 Dulles said, however, that when the Suez Canal is reopened Israeli ships, like those of any other country, should be allowed to pass through.
 The Egyptian government has barred Israeli ships from the canal since 1949.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-20
Halting of American Ships in Mid-East Gulf Not Expected, Says Sec. Dulles

WASHINGTON, R - Secre- tary of State Dulles said today he expects American ships will go through the Gulf of Aqaba with out being stopped by the Egyp-
 ,4ne.
 ETe also told a news conference Isr7 e has the right to send the V ssels into this cuf if they are engaged in what he called inno- cent passage.
 Dulles declined to answer when as7ed whether the TTnited States, if necessary, would shoot its way through the Gulf which Egyptian gun supplements controlled un- til israel forces seized the gun sites last fall.
 In reply to questions, Dulles said he has no specific assurance from Egypt that it will end the bloc1ade of Israeli shipping which it imposed some seven
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-20
Japanese Antarctic Ship Marco ned by Ice Near S.. Pole

TOKYO, R- The Japanese ice breaker Soya Maru is trapped in Antarctic ice and may have to spend the winter off the South Polar continent. The ship has 119 creWmen and scientists aboard and a years provisions.
 The Soya Maru landed II scientists to spend the winter on Ongul Island, off Antarctica's s Prince Harold coast, as. part of t he International Geophysical Year QGY program.
 Capt. Mani Matsumo.o ra- dioed Tokyo that if currently freezing weather in the area did not ease, his ship would not be able to break free of the harden ing South Polar icecap He said the ship was about 38 miles from Antarctica's summer coast, but still GA miles from open water.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-20

The USS Glacier, the Navy's newest icebreaker, will be the most powerful icebreaker ever to penetrate ice-locked Antarctica. Attached to Task Force 43, the Glacier boasts 21,OO0 horsepower.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-30
St. Johns Catholic Church
Rev. John a. Cerrisan, Pasfer

Today is the 18th Sunday after
Pentecost. TOday's Masses will be
at 1880; 800; and 1900 a. m. AT
the 1880 Mass the members of the
Blessed Mothers Sodality will re-
ceive Holy Communion in a body.
The prayers following the Mass
will be led by Mrs. John Besen-
fielder, this years Prefect of the
Sodality.
There will be no Mass in st.
Johns on Monday morning. Mass
on that day will be offered in st.
Bernadette's Church at $3.50 a. m.
From Tuesday until Friday Mass
will be offered in st. Johns at 700
each morning. On Saturday Mass
will be at $780,
Evening devotions will be held
at 1880 on Wednesday and will con-
sist of the Rosary, the Litany of
the Blessed Mother, and Benedic-
tion of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
Friday will be the first Friday of
September, a day when Catholics
show special attention to the Sac
red Heart of Jesus.
Saturday will be the first Sat-
urday in the new month, a day
that calls for special attention to-
ward the Blessed Mother.
Confessions will be heard on Sat
urday beginning at 1880.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-30
Heart Association
Had Biggest Camp

Continued from page one)
of a cardiac vascular involvement
and are between the ages of eight
and fourteen. Most of these chill
dren, because of some cardiac in
volvement, such as the murmurs
that follow rheumatic heart dis
ease, are not accepted at most reg
ula summer camps. This special
Camping Program run by the
Heart Fund, enables them to get all
the benefits of camping experience
without endangering their hearts.
We want them to grow up with the
philosophy that they can enjoy
most of the pleasures of life if
they follow the precepts of not
over firing their weakened hearts
and if they follow the advice of
their physician.
This year the Kent County Com
Ilnittee under the Craftsmanship OF
Hrs. Frank O'Neal, Harrington,
ARRANGED for three local children
to he sent to this camp. DR.. Burton
from Dover performed the physical
examinations to aid in the selec-
ton of those children who it was
felt would benefit most from the
camping trip. Mrs. L. GOOden Cal
laway, of Harrington, was in charge
of transportation to and from the
camp.
The three children from Kent
County who participated in the pro-
gram were Charles Heritage of
Camden, Delaware, Florence Gil
lespie of Wyoming and Patricia
Glanden of Dover.
The Sussex County Camp Com
mittee, under Mrs. Clayton Nelson,
sent four children to this special
session, while there were fourteen
at the camp from New Castle Coun-
ty.
At this special camping session
the children enjoy all of the ex-
periences of a normal Camp Pro-
gram, but are constantly under the
surveillance of counsellors who are
alert for the earliest indication of
fatigue, and who protect the chill
dren from any chance of catching
cold or any condition which might
put a strain on their circulatOry
systems.
This special Camp Program may
be possible through support of the
annual Heart Fund Drive held each
February. In Kent County the drive
is conducted by the Kent County
Heart Council under the Chairman
ship of Mr. L. Gooden Galloway of
Harrington. Anyone interested in
participating in the activities of
the Kent County Council are in
vited to contact Mr.. Galloway for
time and location of the meetings
of that group. This organization is
dedicated to fighting heart disease
through support of research pro
grams, by a program of lay and
professional education and through
the community's service facilities
which they make available to the
citizens of Delaware.