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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
THE PASSING SHOW
Albert Was q Dummy,
But oCIever One
BY JAY CARMODY

Outsmarting their Nazi challenging pasme Of
British military cleverness
this sort of thing has resulted in several exciting movies
these the widely popular Man Who Never Was
Another involving somewhat the idea along
Back Freedom which opens tonight the Macarthur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

BACK TO FREEDOM" an Eros
Films release produced by Daniel M.
Angel. directed by Lewis Gilbert screen
play by Vernon Harris and Guy Morgan,
based on the stage play Albert r N"
by Mr.. Moran and Edward Sammis,
music by Malcolm Arnold. At the
Mac Arthur theater.
The Cast
1t Geoffrey Ainsworth. Anthony Steel
Capt Maddox Jack Warner
Lit lin Reid Robert Beatty
1t Norton william sylvester
Ii Henry Adams Michael Baifour
Capt. Barton Guy Middleton
1t Erickson Paul Carpenter
1t Comdr. Dawson Moultrie Kelsall
1t Comdr. Brennan Eddie Byrne
1t CraiR 0eoffrey HILBERT
1t. Browne Peter Jones
Kommandant Frederick Walk
Hauptmann Schultz Anton Dinring
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Lawyer, z Others Face
Chicago Murder Charge

Polakon Of Lakeside. Mich,
former Chicago saloon owner,
and Donald Dudley. also Of Chi
cago.
Both denied shooting Mr..
Lerner. The detectives said
their stories they were In Mi
ami the night Mr.. Lerner was
killed had been confirmed.
Detective Fitzgerald said this
was the story Polakof had
told:
Roth. who had been dropping
into Polakoff's saloon OCCASION
ally. suggested last December
rs that Polakoff beat up" Mr..
Lerner and paid 5000 for the
job. Polakoff accepted the
money but made no effort to
go through with the assault
Later. Roth suggested Pola-
koff and Dudley shoot Mr.. Ler-
ner and paid $500 down with
an agreement to pay $500
more after Mr.. Lerner was
killed.
Polakoff and Dudley stalled
Roth became impatient and
asked for the gun the two were
supposed to have bought for
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CHICAGO, Aug. 8 (R.-A
lawyer and two men who say
he paid them to kill the hus-
band Of his middle-aged sweet
heart today faced charges Of
conspiracy to commit murder
and conspiracy to assault.
The charges. which the law
yer. Joseph Roth, 81. denied.
centered, on the Staying last
April 4 Of Sanford Lerner, 46.
department store owner. Po-
lice said Roth had admitted
his long friendship for Mrs.
Lilyan Lerner, As. Mr.. Ler-
ner's widow.
Mr.. Lerner was shot to death
In the vestibule of the North
Side apartment building where
he lived. Police said he had
been cut down by four 20 cali
Der bullets.
Charged with Roth were
two men who told detectives
Charles Fitzgerald and william
Gerber that Roth had tried to
hire them to kill Mr.. Lerner
and gave them a printed note
identifying Mr.. Lerner's home
and car. The two are Sheldon
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the killing. Polakotf then
bought a .22-caliber revolver
from a druggist. Pat Gutilla,
for $45 and turned it over to
Roth.
Roth was arrested Tuesday
night after Polakod and Dudley
had made their statements.
After the lawyer heard it he
said: 1T sounds like q televi-
sion show"
Mrs. Lerner also was picked
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up and the statement was read
to her. She was not questioned
because Of tension and nervous
ness. according to the detec-
tives. They said she was the
beneficiary under Mr.. Lerner's
$4,000 life insurance policies.
The insurance companies. how
ever, had held up payment on
the policies.
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Points for Parents r .',A r..".. w.'.s.

Father-Stop struggling your
shoulders, Jim! That is q bad
habit and you can break it II
you try hard enough.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
Trenholm

Mrs Nadin Cosby. and daughter,
Ms. D. H. Mcclure and Mrs Eva
Stokes spent Friday in Richmond.
MS. Maize Palmore is sick at her
home here
Guests Of M. and Mrs. W J.
stokes Sunday were Mr.. and MS.
Sidney Stokes. and son. Of Balls
vile. and Mrs. Sam McCrealy, and
daughter. Susan. of Richmond. They
also visited Mr.. and Mrs. r J.
Wills.
Guests of Mr. ana Mrs. J / De
Noon were Mrs. Eva Stokes, Mr.
and Mrs Paul Stratton, and family.
MS. Sidney A. Stokes, and son. of
Ballsvilhe, Mrs. Sam McCreary and
daughter. of Richmond. and Mr.. and
Mrs Snead DeNoon, of Powhatan
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Duke. and
family, of Richmond. spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
w Wiourn and visited her sister
MS. Henry Hatcher
Mr. and Mrs. R. j. Willis, Betty
Jane Willis and Elaine Stokes spent
Saturday in Richmond.
Milton and Willie Cole. of Rich
mond, visited their mother, Mrs
Nellie C,le. Saturday.
Mrs. Bob Eubank. of Richmond.
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Rosa Palmore.
Bobbie Duke. Of Richmond. spent
the week end at home.
Mrs Margie Wilson. and children,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles De
Noon Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Calhoun. and family, Of Sprin g
Grove spent several days with Mr..
and MIS-. Charles DeNoon.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
.Jetersville

Mss Grace Anderson attended the
Fa'm eis' Union meeting at Nc
Kenny Saturday night where she
accompanied the Misses Nancy
Hardy, Norma Rae Kidd and Chris
tine NORRIS
Mrs L. NJ. Sanderson and Mrs.
J. E Stone visited Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Cole Sunday,
Mrs. R. R. Farley visited her
niece, Mrs. Gilmer Clampett. of
Blackstone. during the week end.
Mrs Clara Elan celebrated her
oiehtieth birthday February 26.
Some of those who called to wish
her happy birthday we're Mrs.
HELEN Southall, MS. Stephen South
all Mrs. c. A. Southall, Mrs K T.
Virgo. Mrs. Neil Webster and Mrs
Milton Anderson
Percy Wootton, OF Richmond.
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Edgar Wooten.
Wednesday night, a group met
at the community house to see the
repairs that have been made on the
building and to discuss what other
! improvements should be made It
was decided to paint the enterlor
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

White stays white--colors
stay bright. There's a
Du Pont House Paint made
especially for your type of
house.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
Powhatan News

Miss 10 Elan. of Belnemus, and
Miss Lee Brunette. Of Amelia, at
tended the Military Ball at VPI.
Each company commander and his
princess marched under and arch of
sabres followed by other military
men and their dates. A queen was
chosen to reign over the ball.
Miss Kinsey Bass Green and her
guest, Miss Gloria Crandall. both
students at Mary Washington Col
lege. were home for the week end.
There are still quite a few people
plagued with a stubborn flu-type all,
ment. In some cases, a patient may
stay in bed or be confined at home
a week or more.
The regular meeting Of the Worth
while club was held Monday. Mrs.
j NJ. Whitlock gave a lecture on
perennial borders of trees, shrubs
and small plants
Mrs. j F Terrell has received
news of the serious Illness of her
brother in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Vernell Davis is a patient at
Sheltering Arms Hospital and will
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
Pulpit Bible Dedicated
TO Rogers Memory

A memorial pulpit Bible was dedi-
Gated at Am ella Presbyterian
church vesper services Sunday at
pm.
Given In honor Of the Rev and
Mrs. D P. Rogers by members of
the church. il was dedicated on Mr.
Rogers birthday
He was pastor Of a group Of Pres
b1terian churches in Amelia county
from 1922 until his retirement in
1887 He also served evera /
chm ches in Powhatan county when
he first came TO Amelia
After his retirement in 1887 he
made his home at Amelia G H until
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Parker were in Richmond on bust
ness this week.
Adolph Mistre, of Mid View Farm
near Varina in Henrico. father OF
Mrs. C. N Elan. of Powhatan, has
been in declining health the past
few months. On March 81, his next
birthday, he will be 80.
Mrs. Carl Jennings, Mrs. Charles
Celia, Mrs. Sam Parker and Mrs.
w R. Parker attended the candle
light tea in Richmond Tuesday.
Mrs. Ruth Worsham, of r c h.
mond, visited relatives in Powhatan
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Martin. and
daughter, Sandra Kay. visited rela-
tives in Powhatan and Amelia over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyer were
recent guests of Mrs Meyers
mother in the home of Mrs, A H.
Worsham.
Mrs. Ella Yates. Of Charles City
county. visited here Saturday
Coach Norton, J K. Davis. Lee
Palmore. w. R. Parker, Sam Til
man. Nh and Mrs Sam Parker, R.
F. Jessup Jr., and Gray Jessup
were among the Powhatan basket
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

own beans for seed. be sure they're
tested so you won't fall short in
price or production Be sure any
seed you hly from other producing
areas is adaptable to Virginia use
Corn
The supply Of hybrid corn seed
plentiful And the average price
is expected to be about q dollar less
than last year. $3.50 a bashel.
Sudan Grass
SUDAN grass seed win also cost
yol more this wear than last Sweet
sudan is up about So to run about
S1l a hundred pounds. improved va
gieties of regular sudan like Piper
are about SO SO higher at around $l4
A hundred pounds,
Production is about half of the
1865 record crop, but stu about %
per cent above the 70 year average
Grain so~ri'ums
P'acoe va~v - and down "a io-v
bv variety bit in eanaral THEY'RE
: ho,,t like fast vear Tha rance is
$50 to STD . hundred depordno
N variety New hvbrids get up
around SIS 4 hundred
IN states where these new hybr'ds
have been trind. thew are saying
they are worth the difference.
Cattle
Stead u z s S to navbe some
strength in Virginia cattle prices
good and choice grades has come
I'D in the outlook for the next few
weeks, maybe through March.
One reason is the fact that the
national scene has brought forth an
unexpectedly heavy early move
ment of western cattle, some at
lighter weights.
Virginia supplies aren't ais plenti-
full as they have been. and our local
supply Of fed cattle viii be declin-
ing into March and April
There's still a lot Of Western cattle
to come to market from April to
June.
Fat Cattle Sale; Another state
graded fat cattle sale is set for
March IA at Fredericksburg
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improving a little earlier But il
won't be anything to get excited
about. The supply won't drop off
fast after the March peak, just sort
Of slip away gradually
Soybean Seed
Your soybean seed this year will
cost you so cents or SO more a
bushel than last year The price is
rejecting a scarcity of good quality
seed beans. at to $50 a bushel
against $40 to 81 last year It
probably won't go any lower this
year
And this is the year to know the
termination of the seed you plant.
Shop around for the best germina-
ton percentage you can find The
cry everywhere is low termination
rates. poor quality beans, ev e n
though they often look good and
clean.
You might as well go ahead and
buy as soon as you find a reason
able termination rate. aiming for
the highest you can get. If it's low
then consider buying extra beans
to make up the difference. between
that and the normal termination of
$500 per cent
If you're using-or selling
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

ball fans who attended the games
IN Richmond
/ w. r. Parker. H W Henry,
county, AGENT, H S. Jones, soil con
servationist. and r. Ellis Williams
have returned from the Virginia
Bankers Farm Credit conference at
Natural BRIDGE. Thew were particu-
larlv interested in the panel dis
cnSS'on on opportunities and. resoon-
sibilitins in financing agriculture
and Besides Credit-What Else?"
News has reached here of the
serious illness Of Dr. John F Will
liams, of Marion, who was until re-
Gently located in Cumberland
Mrs. B c. Heath underwent a ma
: ior operation Wednesday at Stuart
Circle Hospital in Richmond.
MS. W. R Parker attended the
Midlothian Garden club meeting
Tuesday and her corsages won blue
ribbons
The Red Cross dinner was well
attended Wednesday night and your
contributions to the 1857 campaign
viii be appreciated
Powhatan National Guard COM
nany is making some interesting
plans and will also feature some
attractive entertainment for j $
members in the near future All
eligible young men are invited to III
vestigate the Guard right away by
contracting some officers or mem
Der of the Powhatan company If
you now belong to a company re-
curing more of your time for trav-
cling to and from meetings, why
not transfer to Powhatan or the
nearest company to you?
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
YEA District Meeting
Held In Petersburg

District D of the Virginia Ed
ucatlon association held its
annual meeting In Petersburg
Saturday beginning at 8 a. m.
The Current Secondary Prime
ipars Study" was the topic of
a panel discussion to be presented
at the meeting. DR.. Earl r. Boggs,
dean of Longwood College. served
as moderator, and members Of
the panel were Woodrow w Will
kerson, Davis Y Paschall and
Harold K. JACK, all Of the state
department Of education
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

Eggs
With the peak OF supply Just
around the corner, nobody is pinning
hopes on egg prices improving any
time soon. About the only brighten
ing factor is that some storing has
begun. and that is stabilizing in
thence.
Richmond price on Grade A Large
. tho end of last week was 23 centS'
ua~~'sonhnre. 29-31 Roanoke 1898;
Norfolk 1919 and the New York top
woS ~ cents.
Ground the first Of May. BIT Easter
demand helps a little. and since if
IS later this year-nearer the usual
turn-up time the price could start
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

be there two or three weeks.
Charles Mortak, of Norfolk, was a
house guest at Homestead.
American Legion Woman's auxili-
airy will hold its St. Patrick's day
dinner Wednesday, March 90. Guests
from the State Legion department
are expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Lee, of Rich
mond, were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Parker.
Mrs. Stuart Jones and Mrs. E. H.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

the death of his wife, Lillian Harvey
Rogers, November 10, 1865. At his
request, he went to nursing home
in Blackstone so he might still be
near the people he had been associ-
ated with for so long He died there
November II, 1856
He was one of the best beloved
men in the county. not only with
the members of his own church but
with all denominations,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
SENIORS SPONSOR DANCE

Amelia High School seniors
will sponsor a Sadie Hawkins
dance March Is, from $50 to
80 p m. in the War Memorial
gymnasium
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
Weekly
FARM PRICE
OUTLOOK

This the prospects for Virginia prices looked
Agriculture Friday The
parment with the warning
pred lei price and right all the time
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BURNT MILLS KNOLLs--Attractivt
3-yr.-old brick rambler featuring O
sep dining rm, unusually large
living rm., 3 bedrms., up-to-date
kitchen. bsmt Assume large, Az
loan. Priced S1S,0b0. Call HE
4.8400 HUGH T PECK.
CHEVY CHASE--Spaclous brk, ram
bier. S22,b00. Beamed ceiling in
n ny rm s sSod tii b,d Tlss y S sDIsli.
s "a q \ S SleiE or 0 No. i Ss!l
Oh $4,000 I'll 2
CHEVY CHASE. ROSEMARY SCH
Oh. A-ei04, HURIAUx. oil A.334s
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ARLINGTON. n, iorcom lane are

n, IOrcom lane area
"A rare buy IN charming, r.
bedrm custom. built older home on
over II acre OF level around with
stately trees. Close TO Potomac.
Exceptional din. RIM. spacious
closets. .all-elec, mod Kit, Enslish
A truly personalized home. rlI.-
$50. EXCLUSIVE ALLo REALTY
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ON CAPITOL HILL-Home and in
come; IS rooms, s baths; air-cond.
completely furnished. bO4 E. Capt.
toll st. OWNER. Ii. 7-5S74.
RESIDENCE. lie 18th ST. NE
Oil heat and automatic hot water,
furniture included; $4,000. terms
See MRS. ANNA PrrTMAN q,
premises.
COLORED--a2I7 Goth ST. NE. -
Open Sunday. B bedrms., Diet. brick.
ga baths, knotty pine recr. rm. /:
conv:, to everything. KRETSINGER,
LA. 6-I402.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
FLOWER AVE. AREA

Brick bungalow. S12,95O: Iiv, rm.,
equipped kit, 2 nice-sized bedrms :.
ceramic tile bath, full bsmt. with
outside exit: lge., level, Handicapped
lot: cow. to schools. shopping and
transportation.
:. woopMooR AGENCY. INC.
JU. 9-5555 Realtors
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RETHESDA--S14.95n

4-bedrm Cape Cod, on a pretty
street IN .closss,in neiehborhood. Just
3 blocks TO Wisconsin ave, express
bus and within an easy walk OF all
schools. including Our Lady Of
Lourdes; . bedrms. up. . bedrooms
down; bright cheerful kitchen with
practically new range and reirig-
orator and table space, full base
ment opens at ground level, nicely
shrubbcd lot with trees w b.
WRIGHT. EN-. 3-bBOn I'll n pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CAROLE HIGHLANDS --S13.2bO
MODERN 5-RM. DETACHED BRICK
RECREATION RM.--EASY TERMS
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-640O
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Gaithersburg Realty, Inc.

FOR LARGE FAMILY. desiring
country living with city conven-
FENCES lO1rm home; with 9 bed
with fireplace. TV room or library
with. fireplace, largo dining rim.
oil INV heat. Plenty. of cedar
lined closets ~ acres of land. $50.
900, Attractive financing TO reliabl,
AN ATTRACTIVE BRICK 2-stors
home with 4 bedrms.. . baths. large
living rm., dining rm.. modern
kitchen. oil h.-w. heat. 8 acres Of
land on highway, suitable for
or 10 choice building lots. $40 600
Owner will help finance
2-SrORY BRICK AND FRAME
home in Gaithersburg. IN excellent
breakfast rm.. side porch, COMPLETE
kitchen. 3 bedrms. and bath on
md. fir. Close TO everything
P0 1-Qd40 GnitherShnru AMI
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BRoYHILL FOREST AREA - By
owner. no agents; lee. rambler;
size 6sx3n overalli . bedrms
baths, hilltop site, walkout bSmt.,
porch, garaee: under 100000. as
/ sumo SCI trust. 3425 n. Randolph
st. of 35th. mr.. Military I'd ia.
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LANDOVER ESTATES
MT. RAINIER-S7.5OO

3-bedrm. rambler; full bSmt. with
outside entr. Assume AZ, loan or
Fla terms aYnilahle SIP 2-hA0H
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.OLNEY AREA-We have acquired n
house In distress II Is new and
finished. II has 4 bedrms. 2 baths.
liy. rm, din. .rm. large kitchen.
full daylight basement. on large
lot approx. ga acres; price. S2h.-
zoo. Call HA. 7-7575 during day
and OIL. A-RR2h after 6 pm.
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{ B-14 THE EVENING STAR
4 Washington, D. c.
0fRIDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1857
HOUSES UNFURN. Cont,

GROUP WILL BE CONSIDERED for
this 9-rm., lhs-bath house. ng.
George Washington Hospital; newly
redec,; oil heat: $l15 per mo. A, c.
HOUGHTON a. SON, INC, lilS
H st. NV, DI. 7-9057; ewes. OIL.
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,IiyTny cum UII,Ls-A beau:i-

lcontirved On NeNt PNEsl,
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

Handsome town house with pos
sible ofi-street parking for 8 cars.
Beautifully proportioned rms. with
high ceilings throughout. 9 lge. bed
rms. plus 4 servants rms Excellent
condition. New gas furnace, Ewes,
CO. 5-90S5.
JOHN r. de SIROIIR e. co.
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HOUSES SALE-MD. Cont. }

CHEVY CHASE. MD, west Of Conn
ave; between the elubs-;-Attractivt
room. dining room, kitchen and der
on LIST floor; 3 bedrooms and :
baths on the End floor; stairs C
storage attic: recreation room in
full basement; garage; wooded lot
near the Rosemary, Leland ano
Bee schools: 3 blocks to Conn
ave. Priced at S22.750 for quick
sale. Shown by appointment only
JONES & CO., INC, Chevy Chase
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
CUSTOM-BUILT

2-FAM. DETACHED BRICK. IMMAC
EACH APT. OF . BEDRMS.. BATH,
KIT: DIN. RIM. LIv. RIM, STUDY,
H-W.H., BsMT. SELECT OUR
STREET ADDRESS. INCOMPARA-
RABLE PURCHASE AT S23, 600
WITH SUBSTANTIAL CASH. GEO.
9. KING Co: 2l10 NICHOLS AVE
1928 SAVANNAH ST. Sc.
SEMIDET. brk., liv. rm., din. rn,.
kit. 8 bedrms. and bath, rec. rm.,
shower, nice fenced I'd: conv. loo
Small On. payment. Priced to sell
READMOND REAL ESTATE
tn. 2-6161 Mrs, Harler RE. B-4674
COL0RED-S-RM. BRK. house. 1907
e St. Sc. Can be used as 2 apis
Must sell; $4,000. OIL. 4-lS5S
COLORED-LINCOLN PARK--Eight
rms, apis; new-house condition;
garaRe; S276 cash. bal. like rent;
immediate possession. with deposit.
COLORED, GI-S275 DOWN
GROOM STANDARDIZED BRICK
Fl. Dupont Park area: only Sl2.-
95O-Beautiful modern home. Ike
new; full basement. rec room. large
shops. cali MRS. cox. IL. S"siss
or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY CO
COLORED-GI-$30O On.
LOVELY DETACHED COLONIAL
Brick and stone. finished base
ment: Anchor-fenced yard: stone
fireplace. Very nice lot and loca-
ton. Around $4,000. Nothing
better in D. c.. so call me today.
Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY CO..
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PARKvIEW ESTATES-A gracious
older home in setting OF flne
shade trees on more than an acre
OF ground I.iv rm, din. rm..
kit, library; 8 bedrms.. 3 baths;
100000. INEz CUSHARD, Realtor'
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ATTACHED rooms and bath. To-
Gated n Potomac Hts. % miles 4
monthly payments Call OWNER
after ) pm, HE 4-2634
OPEN SUNDAY, / UNTIL S
CAMP MEADE AREA-Never lived
in. Three bedrms. large unit kit.
tiled bath. large liv.-din. area; ex-
tra-larRe lot; south OF DORIS Cor
ner. OH Generals hwy. Rte. No
Il7s, close TO Camp Meade From
Glen Burnie, go south on Rte. 3Ol
TO DORIS Cor. then left on Rte. No
on Rte. No, 36i, offered by Louis
A. STARTLING. Broker, 5al 10th 81
n W. Wash, D c. Call RE. 7.l72a
or Sat. and Sun. call University
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sFPRiNGFIELDS BEST VALVE
cious center hall plan, fabulous kit
l3xl4, recr. rm. with fireplace
screened porch. garage. Public anc
parochial schls. Priced at S3S,500
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l4ll.
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WOODSIDE
5 BEDROOMS

DE LUXE QUARTERS
II you are looking for a home of
/ fine quality In an exceptionally de-
sirable area. be, sure TO see this new
Knobs, near Landon Village, Bethes-
da The 1920 living room has
beamed ceiling: a fireplace and
sliding glass doors opening onto q
rear patio with outdoor fireplace
and o carport; family. room. 3 full
9 900 square feet OF delightful liy-
Ing space The dining room Is 13xl6,
and the Kitchen is large, modern and
fully equipped. See II today. Priced
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Brick Colo
nial; new-house condition. Whole
house has been redecorated. Com
pletelv ir-eonditoned. Liv. rm.. din.
Ing rm.. den with picture windows
overlooking trees and stream In
back: 3 twin-sized bedrms. Q baths
on End floor. lac. paneied rec. rm
fiaEstone patio In rear. Call OIL. q
D010 I'll u pm.
ANDRiS REALTY. INC.
WEST CHEVY CHASE-A beaut
split-level with llv. rm.. din. rm.,. kit
on entr. level 3 bedrms. and bath
on upper level, and md liv rm OF
library; bedroom and bath on lower
level
One may select his own lot in
this heaut subdivision within a block
OF fine rec. center and have built
q home TO his specifications For
further information, please call lNE2
CUsHARD. Realtor, EN-, n-4232 or