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mile to Brinkley road, right on
Brinkley road III miles.
o. Woodbridge Development
- Co. Inc. builder; mini
mum price. 912.el5; three bed
rooms: 800 houses: Marumsco
Village: Shirley highway to
Woodbridge, right on Route 1913
approximately one-half mile.
% r. w. Clarke, builder;
- minimum price. $l7.BOO:
four bedrooms: 800 houses:
Hallowing Point River Estates;
Route to Gunston Hall, left
to Gunstcn Hall and homes.
on Empire Engineering Corp.
- Of Va. builder: minimum
price. $23.950: three and four
bedrooms; 100 houses; Potomac
Valley: through Alexandria, on
George Washington Memorial
boulevard, right 500 feet at YER
non View drive.
OK Stratford Landing Build
- ing Corp, builder; mini
mum price. S21. 900: four bed
rooms: 500 houses: stratford
Landing Riverside Farms;
through Alexandra on Mount
Vernon Memorial boulevard to
Vernon View road just beyond
Fort Hunt. then 500 yards.
0EL. G. Meltzer Associates,
70 Inc., builder: minimum
price. $22.S40: three bedrooms;
SO houses; Sulgrave Manor sub
division; George Washington
Memorial boulevard to Mount
Vernon, right ION Route 235
SOUTH about 500 yards. right on
Route 623 to entrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21

az GoIdsten Brothers, build
W ers: minimum price. Sl3.-
$50: three bedrooms: 800
houses: Fairfield: south on
q. s. Route /, approximately
I miles past Alexandria to Fair
field sign on right.
~ Clarence W. oosnell. Inc.
~ builder: minimum price.
$40. l00: three-bedrOoFn houses:
Waynewood: Mount Vernon
Memorial parkway through
Alexandria. on right 81 miles
past Hunting Tower trafic
light.
QQ Woodlawn Construction
~ Corp. builder: minimum
price. S2l 800; three and four
bedrooms: 100 houses; Holm
Hall Village: Mount Vernon
Memorial boulevard. approxi-
mately 4 miles beyond Alexan-
dria to wellington lane, right
to Fort Hunt road, right about
4 blocks to Alexandria avenue,
left to homes.
70 william Kagan Co., Inc,
- builder: minimum price,
$24. $50: three and four bed
rooms: ITS houses; Colling-
wood-on-the- Potomac; Mount
Vernon Memorial parkway AZ
miles to sign on right, turn
right 100 feet and left 800 feet
to home.
on F. 81 M. Builders, builder;
~ minimum price, $2l,5OO;
four bedrooms: 100 houses;
North Potomac View: across
South Capitol Street Bridge to
Indian Head highway, l mile to
Oxon Hill road. right y mile to
Balmorat drive, right to home.
OIL John o. Aylor, builder;
minimum price, $l8,95O;
three bedrooms; 100 houses;
Brinkley Manor; South Capitol
street and Indian Head high
way left at Oxon Hill road one
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Attendance
Hits $4,000
In ID Week
BIG. Festival Home Tours
Open Third Week Today

Attendance spurted during the second week Of
The Stars FAN Festival Of Homes to an estimated
$1,000 visits.
This brought total attendance during the first
two weeks of the annual observance to an estimated
more than $4,000 persons About $4,000 visits were
estimated during the iirst week.
In the second week alone than $1,000 persons
homes They thus became eligible for chance to win two
cruises to Bermuda given free by The Star after each
week end Of the festival
Altogether. eight such trips will given away by The
Star to exhbt-home visitors.
the third end Of the event opens today four
homes this will be eligible to win/week-long trips
Tor two persons.
The festival visits Exhibit win continue through
next week. ending Sunday night after which nal drawing
win be held for the last two cruises to the mdAantc British
colony famous for the last so holiday resort
The more than 30 homes oncialy listed The Stars
tour appear again below The listing includes the Of
the builder minimum price Of the houses number Of bed
rooms, number Of homes projected in the development and
directions to reach each site
festival opened Saturday. September T. and continues
through Sunday September 49, Homes are open from noon
until dark daily and Sundays
Each numbered and keyed TO the area location
on this page You glance at the map and quickly spot homes
30 the list
By reading the list you can choose homes that you
Then quickly locate them on the map BY number.
The list and map win make It easy Tor you 70 choose
comprehensive group Of homes TO visit and inspect
You become eligible TO win weeklong trip to Bermuda
persons BY deposng coupon with your name address
and telephone number at any one Of the ocal star exhibit
homes.
issued next Saturday It win include in addition 70 the
map and list exhibit homes different Of photographs
Of development models
The full list Of sS exhibit homes follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21

Homes Special Section viii be
4 include. IN addition to the
different groups Of photographs
homes follows:
IL Aubinoe Construction Co.,
- builder: minimum price.
92l.925: three bedrooms; ap-
proximateiy 100 houses: Wild
wood Manor; Wisconsin ave-
nue. to Bank Of Bethesda. left
on Old Georgetown road APP
proximately ga miles to
Grosvenor lane.
IN Briggs Investment Corp,
- builder; minimum price,
$40. 500: three bedrooms: 81
houses: White Flint Park: Wis
sonsin avenue-Rockville pike,
one block past trafhc light to
Flanders avenue. right three
blocks. left one block.
TX Newcastle Construction
- Co., builder; minimum
price. s2O.950; four bedrooms;
so houses: Enchanted Park:
Connecticut avenue to Kens-
lington- Wheaton road. continue
on Kensington- Wheaton road
four blocks to Newport Mill
road. left and follow Newport
Mil road.
TX Newport Hills Construc-
~ ton Co.. Inc, builder;
minimum price. $40. 400: 3 bed
rooms: ia houses; Crystal
Estates; Connecticut avenue
and follow until 1t becomes
Kensington Wheaton TO q d
university boulevardl, three
blocks past Kensineton fire.
house turn left on Newport Mill
road Lexington street) follow
Newport road.
HI Community Builders. Inc.
~ builder; minimum price,
$17.59O; 3 bedrooms; 369
houses; Holiday Park: Georgia
avenue toward Wheaton. left on
viers Mill road to Ferrara
avenue, left at Ferrara avenue.
IL Simms Construction Co.,
~ builder; minimum price,
$18.990: 3 and 4 bedrooms. 100
houses: Bancroft Park: Con-
necticut avenue to Newport Mil
road. left three blocks to Ban
croft Park and Rock Creek
Palisades. continue on Denfleld
avenue to Dewey road. right
one block TO Spruell drive.
10 Inwood Construction Co.,
- Inc. builder: minimum
price. $4,000: 3 and 4 bed
rooms: % houses: Park West;
Colesyille road to Four Corners,
left to University boulevard
west, continue on University
boulevard past Kemp Mill road
to entrance and home on right.
IN Dan ostrow Construction
~ Co.. builder: minimum
price, sl8.500; three and four
bedrooms: 300 houses: Forest
Knobs: Colesville road from
Georgia avenue TO Four Cor
ners, left on University boule-
ward.
III David Damazo, builder;
- minimum price, S24, ESQ;
three bedrooms: ITO houses:
Hillandale Forest: New Hamp-
shire avenue approximately two
miles past Langley Shopping
Center, right at Powder Mill
road one block and right at
Green Forest drive.
~ Hunter L. Gardiner,
- builder; minimum price,
$40, $50; three bedrooms; 10
houses; Hillandale Forest; New
Hampshire avenue 2 miles past
Langley Shopping Center, right
at Powder Mill road, right at
Green Forest. left at Forest
Dale drive, left at Forest Hill
drive.
III Frank ]. Kaiss, builder;
- minimum price, S27,5O0;
three bedrooms: ITO houses;
Hillandale Forest: New Hamp-
shire avenue two miles past
Langley Shopping Center, right
on Powder Mill road, right or
Green Forest drive, and UT on
Forest Dale drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
Photo Credit

Photographs Of exhibit homes
appearing in this section were
taken by Star star Photogra-
pher Paul Schmick.
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AloN 0tl0 uot VI SAAAAaAt AASAtAC9t
Of development models.
The fun list Of So exhibit
J. Wesley Buchanan d Son.
builder: minimum price,
el4,eo0: three bedrooms: rs
houses; Deer Park; Route $40
through Rockville to Peony
drive, 0aithershurg: right on
peony drive to Hutton street,
right on Hutton street.
Naham Construction Co..
Inc, builder: minimum
nrice, Sl8,990: three and four
bedrooms; 200 houses; English
Manor: Georgia avenue past
Wheaton Shopping Center "a
nglish Manor; entrance on
ut.
= Howard County Develop
- ment Corp. builder: mimi
mum price. $40. 900: three bed
rooms; 400 houses: Allview Es-
tates; New Hampshire avenue
or Colesville road to Route 1876,
right and follow new Route Is
IN hoFnes on right.
a Buchanan q. Gingery
builder: minimum price
el5,950; three bedrooms: APP
proximately 250 houses: Hun
gerford Towne: north on Rock
vile Pike Route 240). to sign
on left at Richie parkway.
< Greenwood Knobs Con-
= struction Co.. builder; min.
irnum price, $1e.500; three and
four bedrooms: 20 houses; Ber-
muda Manor: Georgia avenue
past Wheaton Shopping Gen.
ter to Kayson street, left on
Kayson to Holdridge, left again
% home.
Il Geeraert Const r uctio r
" Corp, builder: minimum
price, $16,490; two. three ano
four bedrooms: 800 houses;
win Brook Forest: Georgia
avenue to Viers Mill road. left
On iVers Mil road for about
"a miles.
n independence Construction
Co., builder: minimum
price, 5,340: three bedrooms;
% houses; Yves Lynn; vierl
MIL road to Falkland drive
right on Falkland drive To
Independence street. right on
Independence.
q L. @. Meltzer Associates
- Inc. builder: minimum
price, $l7.850: three and -four
bedrooms; 30 houses. Beverly
Hills Estates: Georgia avenue
to Viers Mill road, left on Viers
Mil road and follow to Park
land drive. right on Parkland
blocks to Evanston street. left
on Evanston and follow to
Glasgow drive. left on Glasgow
100 feet.
q Metropolitan Homes, Inc.
builder: minimum price
$1,000; three bedrooms: Isl
houses; Stoneybrook Estates;
Georgia avenue TO Viers Mil
road. Viers Mill road to / block
past Randolph road to Har.
ward street.
IN Kay Construction Co.
" builder: minimum price
121,950; three and four bed
rooms; $50 houses; Kemp Nil
Estates; Georgia avenue
through Wheaton TO Arcoli
ave-nue, right on Arcola II
homes.
II Vincent L. vinella, build
er; minimum price. S25.
$50; three bedrooms; IL
houses; Springbrok Terrace
from Silver Spring to the 1850
block Of colesville road; RICH
on Venice drive at sign.
ID Edwards g. Renick Con
= struction Co., builder
minimum price. $24.5O0; tire
bedrooms; "a houses: Home
stead Estates; from 0eorRi
avenue and Colesville road
miles o. Colesville load b
Tanley I'D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21

IL Aubinoe Construction Co.
- builder: minimum price,
S2l.0 Gas: three bedrooms; ap-
proximately 100 houses: Wild-
wood Manor; Wisconsin ave-
nue. to Bank Of Bethesda. left
on Old Georgetown road ap-
proximately ga miles 70
Grosvenor lane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21

= Howard County Develop
- ment Corp. builder; mimi
mum price. $4,000: three bed
rooms; 400 houses: Allview Es-
tates; New Hampshire avenue
or Colesville road to Route 1876,
right and follow new Route 20
to homes on right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21

A Buchanan q. Gingery.
= builder: minimum price.
ei5,950: three bedrooms: APP
proximately 250 houses; Hun.
gerford Towne: north on Rock
vile Pike Route 240). to sign
on left at Richie parkway.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26
DC. 'Spocemon' Brought
Down to Earth by FIJI

A Washington man who sent
word via Eagle Pass, Tex. that
he had died on the planet Venus
was held in Mobile. Ala, today
on charges of bilking a couple of
victims out of $4,000.
FBI agents said Harold Jesse
Berney looked well enough to
them when he was picked up
yesterday at Prichard. Ala. a
Mobile suburb where the high
flying ex-convict had been work
ms as sign painter since last
October.
Berney is accused of convinc-
ing investors he had gained the
know-how for building a new
kind of television antenna, How
did he get the inside stuff? From
the planet Venus. naturally,
which he said he had visited via
flying saucer.
Incorporated in Delaware
This new tangled antenna was
the only one to use atmospheric
energy. he said. and to manu-
facture it he incorporated In
Delaware the Telewand Co.
The FBI said Miss Pauline E
Cioebel. AS, a secretary in the
National Press Building, fell foi
it to the extent OF $4,000 of hel
savings. Also loser by $4,000
was a Pleasant McCarty of Re-
hoboth. Del. the FBI said.
The United States attorneys
Office, which last March filed
complaint against the then
missing Berney, said he really
did produce an antenna. and
darn good one. But he seemed
-. have itchy feet for Venus.
Last summer he told his back
ers, including Miss Goebel. that
he had contracted a disease on
his last trip to Venus, which only
the Venutian needles could cure
He needed money for another
run to the planet, he said.
So off he went to Texas. his
usual embarkation point. and
was not heard from directly
again. Last November l3 pack
age came from Venutian side
kick of the spaceman, known as
Mr. Ucellus.
Mr.. Ucellus incloSed Berney's
camera, billfold, credentials. $500
in cash and even some pictures
of his family. Unfortunately,
Mr. Ucellus said, the good doc
tors on Venus were unable to
cure Berney and he had passed
away on that faraway orb.
Leaves Book on Planet
Among the items Berney had
left behind was a book he had
written on his adventure to the
planet. He said the Venutians
had kindly shared their science
and culture, even to the point
of selecting him as earth agent
fol TIE antenna.
Bernev never got the book
published. though more than one
editor looked at it. One of them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26
House Unit Gets
British Debt Plan
BY the Associated Press

A House subcommittee today
considers a Senate-approved
plan to let Britain postpone
seven annual payments on about
81 billion in United States loans
The Foreign Affairs Subcom-
mittee arranged a closed meet
ing to discuss The proposed
amendment to a l945 agreement
which requires Britain to make
yearly payments of $134 400, 00C
agains6 the debt.
The British have said the cost
of the Middle East fighting would
make payments this year hard
ship. The administration pro
posed amendment would let
Britain postpone seven of the
payments beyond the loans pres
ent expiration date, December 81,
POOL.
The Senate approved the
amendment by voice vote yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26
7 Persons Killed
In Florida Crash

VERO BEACH, Fla. Mar. IS
(Pl.-Seven persons. including
an Indianapolis Ind couple.
were killed late Yesterday when
two automobiles collided on
State road so in South-Central
Florida.
Six Of the victims died at the
scene and one was dead on ar
rival at Vero Beach hospital.
about 40 miles to the east.
State Trooper j. j. Maxwell
identified the dead as:
James P Dillon, TO- Of In
dianapolis, and Mrs. Mary M.
Dillon. so. his wife. occupants
OF one car; Mary Lou Pettis. 90.
and Robert Lee Pettis, Is. of
Fort Pierce. Fla; John Henry
Keene. IL, 80; Saul Allen
Pendleton. IS. and Wilhelmena
Warren Murray, Is, all of Clear
water.
Only survivor of the wreck
was Gertrude Gaskins, SO, of
Clearwater, who was hospital
lied with bruises and shock. the
highway patrol reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26
Police Just Miss
CATCHING Brndit

Police yesterday missed by sec
onds catching a dapper bandit
who held up a Highs Dairy Store
A passerby saw the bandit. a
young man, put blue bordered
handkerchief over his face and
pull a gun from his pocket as he
entered the store at 1929 Trini-
dad avenue NE. A scout car ar
rived only moments after a clerk
Mrs Marine johnson. 54. of ll56
Fifth street NE. handed over
$50 to the man, who fled on foot.
Police said the bandit was COL
ored, about 5 feet 6 inches tall.
wore brown three-quarter-
length coat and highly polished
brown shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26
Living Veterans
OF War | Drop
Below 3 Million

The number of living World
War I veterans has dropped be-
low 3 million, the Veterans Ad-
.ministration said today.
VA estimated the figure will be
about 1895. 900 by the end of
March.
1t said 4,744.0OO served in
World War l, with about l3l 900
dying in service during the con-
.fiict. About l.6l 5000 have died
since the end of the war.
The average age of the living
World War I veterans is slightly
under So. About 10000 of them
are dying yearly.
Based on actuarial tables. VA
said few veterans of that VIZ
are expected to be alive in the
wear 20l0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26
Rock m Roll Show
Has Is Casualties

DALLAS. Tex. Mar. 26 (P.-
AT least Is persons tainted out
side the Sportatorium here last
night where some 10000 persons
mostly teen-agers, thronged tc
"a rock n roll show headed by
Singer-pianist Fats Domino.
Police attributed the fainting
spells to the crush of fans leav-
ing after the first performance
and colliding with screaming
fans trying to get in to the final
show.
Practically all those who
tainted were revived on the spot
A loud speaker car and at least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26

Hebrew University in Jerusalem
man would get along with mar
a whole lot better if he'd con-
centrate on the following:
l. On being himself.
2. Searching for the real
person behind his companions
mask.
3. And ceasing his insistance
on imposing his own views on
others.
Some 600 persons in Lisner
Auditorium heard Mr.. Bubel
speak. His subject, the second oil
"a four-part lecture on What
Can Philosophical Anthropology
Contribute to Psychology" was
Elements Of the Interhuman'
= roughly. mans associations
with his fellow beings.
Every man, he explained, has
two sides-What he really is anC
what he wishes to seem.
The latter, he declared. often
involves no deceit Its simply
a mask being mask"
The white bearded sage is a
resident of Israel and a native OF
Vienna.
His two concluding lectures, to
be given at $3.50 on Monday
nights. April l and 8, will be on
Guilt and Guilt Feelings"
The sponsors of the profess
sor's only public appearances on
his current visit to the United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26
Four More japanese
War Criminals Freed

TOKYO, Mar. rs R.-The
United States today paroled four
more Japanese war criminals. a
former army captain and three
lieutenants.
They had been serving SEN
fences ranging from 30 years to
life imprisonment at Tokyo's
Sugamo Prison.
The releases lowered the total
number of war criminals still
held in Sugamo to 96-74 con-
victed by the United States, 20
by Australia and two by Britain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26

mr. TIotO
got bit suspicious and went to
the police. Before long the FBI
was searching everywhere this
side of Venus.
Berney is specifically charged
with using interstate wire to pro-
mote a stock selling scheme, and
for transporting $4,000 in Sc
curities to Pittsburgh, Pa.
He has an arrest record dating
back TO 1917, for such offenses as
ENLIGHTENMENT. grand larceny and
violation of blue sky laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26
.Buber Lists Simple Rules
For Monkind's Relations

Philosopher Martin Buber esteemed throughout
for his IThou phosopy of declared night
the lesser of the bred however thrown
theepart barrier development of the relationship
between and
According to Mr. Bube professor emeritus at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26

States are the William Alanson
White Psychiatric Foundation
and the Washington School OF
Psychiatry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26

to the scene to handle the situa-
ton.
The auditorium holds about
$500 persons. Hundreds were un-
able to get in for the final show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26

IA dozen motorcycle patrolmen,
reinforced by eight squads of
policemen. five police sergeants
and Night Chief j. H. Tanner
and 1t. j. c. Wilson were rushed
The Omaha guide., 1957-02-15
Ernest Ryon


Mr.. Ernest Ryan, So years, 2212
Burdette Street passed away
Wednesday morning February Is.
at a local hospital.
Mr. Ryan was a retired Armour
and Company employee. He had
been a resident of Omaha thirty
four years. He was a veteran OF
World War One and a member
of st. Johns AAfE Church.
He is survived BY two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Ernestine Waites. Mrs
Dolores Woods, Los Angeles,
California; sister. Mrs. Mozelle
Huntington. chic ago, Illinois;
grandsons, Vincent Waites, Andy
Woods, of Los Angeles, caiifor-
MIA. amongst the cousins. Mr..
Ernest Carter, of Omaha. The
body is at the Thomas Funeral
Home.
The Omaha guide., 1957-02-15
Kenneth Lloyd

Kenneth Lloyd, age 6 months.
of 3214 No. oath Ave, expired
Saturday morning February 8,
1857 at a local hospital.
He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Lloyd; 2
brothers. Clinton Lloyd. Jr. anc
Gregory; 2 grandfathers. Davif
Caldwell Of Omaha and Cleveland
Lloyd of Detroit. Michigan: 2
rrandmothers, Mrs. Lure etter
Caldwell Of Omaha and Mrs. Mary
White of Little Rock, Arkansas;
2 uneles, Orbie Tate and Booker
Womack Of Omaha; 2 aunts, Mrs.
Rachael Tate and Mrs. Cora Wom-
aek Of Omaha and a host Of other
relatives.