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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28

NEW YORK.-Ireland's U. N.
Ambassador Frederick BOland
top choice as next Assembly
PREF. Thomas E. Dewey's
aide, John Booth, marrying
Anne Mott September 6.
Field Marshal Montgomery had
a two-hour confab with Gen.
de Gaulle in Paris. The
Don McGannOns westinghouse
Broadcasting czar) called her
Martha. Leslie CarOn stork-
showered by Kay Kendall in
London.
Turf biggie Louis Lazare
honeymooning with Lillian
Fabrikant. John Jacob As
tor and Christine BrOske two
some. Adam Clayton Powell
5 to l over Brown. Frank
Sinatra and Dean Martin begin
MGM's Some Came Running"
August 10. Cafe de Paris a
100000 shipwreck. Anne
Palms, niece of late author
Ring Lardner, TO wed Edward
Wilcox. Alfred Hitchcock
en- route from Spain to Holly
wood. Broadway has SIS
shows scheduled for the new
season, including Is musicals
So -
Shirley Booth ailing j..
Robert Hazard, Cornell's foot
ball captain, to marry Anne
Schnitzler Walter Abel to
be a grandpa via the JOnathan
AbelS . D.. Serge ObOlensky and
Maud McKim at Colony q.
Clark Cables next, Para
mounts But Not for Me-" d.
Dolores Gray linked for a Thea
tire Guild musical Robert
Whitehead's secretary, Joyce
Roberts, weds Laurence Buck
I'd .WOOlwOrth DOnahue and
Jude Church serious d. D..
Columbia shelved the Mark
Hellinger Story" "Indis-
Greet" racked up $727, 900 in
four weeks at Radio City Music
Hall Dan Daley playing
summer stock with "Burlesque"
Gregory Peck winds up Pork
Chop Hill" August IA -.
RhOnda Fleming dating Mac
Krim Johnnie Ray and
Alan King a smash in road tour
of Guys and Dolls" News
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Byrd Masterpiece
Heard at Cathedral

great masses are generally hard
put to choose a favorite. Each
has its proponents: each in its
own way is quite matchless.
The Mass for Three Voices
is perhaps a trifle more severe
and other-wordly in style than
the masses for four and five
voices. but instead of sensuous
appeal, we are offered great
purity and economy Of line.
Yesterday, l was especially
impressed once again with the
restraint and beauty of the
Sanctus. Here Byrd makes use
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HOLLYWOOD CNANAl-
Brlgittc Bardot's "And God
Created Woman" which has
made millions In this country,
was not a hit In Paris where
they do not get excited over
the female form In its natural
state. Brigitte's romance with
Jean-Louis Trintignant, her
"AGCW" co-star. Is on again,
after having been somewhat
dimmed when he went into
the French army. Intimates
insist they'll marry. Brigitte.
by the way. is currently learn
ing to speak English for her
movie with Frank Sinatra.
Kirk Douglas is investing
some Of his Vikings" millions
to-be In an English luxury auto
price S23,000-and some
paintings. Dana Wynter
wanted a white Mercedes-Benz.
She couldn't wait for one to
be delivered from Germany,
so husband Greg Bautzer
bought her a brown NIB and
painted 1t white. 1t must be
delicious TO have that kind
Of money.
49,
watched Gary Crosby work
in "Mardi Gras" the other day
and he was doing some good
acting But TO be a top star
In the manner of his dad, he
must lose some weight around
the midrih. With the COM
pletion Of Inn of the Sixth
Happiness" IngTid Bergman is
taking a six-month vacation.
Her next film, II Thank A
Fool" is scheduled for early
1859.
Tony FranciOsa dances with
Ava Gardner in The Naked
Maja." Tony and Ava have been
studying two hours a day with
noted Spanish dancer Alberto
LOrca. And Tess Parker is
taking singing lessons. The for
mer Davy Crockett's ambition
is to star in a musical on
Broadway. Leslie CarOn,
who missed all of the "Gigi"
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movie maker who considers 10
foolish 10 overload the budget
with three salaries when one
man can do three Jobs, Or.
maybe considers II foolish 10
spread the salaries around
when one man can collect
three.
Anyhow, when Mr.. Fuller
makes a movie II is written.
produced and directed by Sam
uel Fuller.
The last film TO be seen
around here bearing this Inn
print was Run OF the Arrow.
which brought Mr.. Fuller TO
town last summer. At that time
he was full Of plans for his next
project, THE Big Red One" a
movie about the exploits OF the
First Division, for which he car
ried a rife in World War II.
Shortly after his departure
last summer there was word
that Mr.. Fuller had left for
Europe TO scout locations for
The Big Red One" Then he
dropped out of sight, or at
least out of the drama depart
ment's ken.
$50
It seemed absurd to think
that he could go on month
after month scouting locations
in Europe. even If he enjoyed
the work, which he undoubt-
eddy did. So it seemed safe
to assume that Mr.. Fuller
especially since he is not the
type to spend six months on
the construction of 30 min
utes Of observation-disclosures
have gone on to the filming
of THE Big Red One" He
might be turning up with the
finished film any day.
This, however, turns out to
have been more absurd than
the thought that he could
spend months and months
plotting camera angles in
Europe. The news from Holly
wood makes this clear.
The news is that Mr.. Fuller
has signed a pact with Co
lumbia Pictures for four films
to be made by his Globe En-
terprises. Inc. Indications are
that they will bear the clear
mark of Mr.. Fuller's hand.
A firm believer in the tenet
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tour, tees of September Is. . .
Judge Robert SantangelO's
granddaughter named Toni. l.. . g.
Susan Brooks of Ted Lewis
show marrying Arnold Leeds.
william (MGM) Beecher
recuperating from mild heart
attack.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Carter Barron AmphitheateI
THE Most Happy Fella";;
$3.50 pm.
National - He Was Not
There; $3.50 pm.
OIney - Dark. king of
Hearts" resumes tomorrow.
Screen
Ambassador - mo Time for
Sergeants"; lis, 500, 5:25,
7:35 and GAS pm.
Capitol adlanders":: 1850
am. 1850, $50, $50. 1850 and
$50 pm.
COlumbia-"Gigi";; $3.50 pm,
DupOnt--"The Quiet Man;
l:50, $40 and 9:25 pm.
Keith's THE Vikings"
11:15 am, 1870, 3:25, sos, TAO
and $50 pm.
MaeArthur-"Blue Murder at
st. Trinian's"; $40, .8:05 and
9:55 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"No Time for
Sergeants";; 1880 am. 1870,
$3.50. 5:35, 7:35 and $40 pm.
OntariO-"The Key; /, $40,
$50. 7;35 and GAS pm.
Palace-"Kings Go Forth"
11:l5 am. 100, 1925. $50. 1880
and $40 pm.
PIayhOuse-"Im Imitation Gen
eral"; ll:10 am, 1880, 2:35,
AIS. 6. 7:45 and 9:35 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman; 1880 am, ITO, $40,
$40, 7:15 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai"; 10 am, 1910,
$3.50, $40 and 9:10 pm.
Uptown South Pacific;
$3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; $50 pm.
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Points for Parents "t'''' r''"'' ~'''s.

Motherhood still. Becky!
Mother will never get you
dressed If you don't stop your
wiggling!
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SIGHTSEEING

SIGHTSEEING Is fun any way
you look At Il, Il becomes fascinating
fun when you &c, closeup views Of the
beautifI city Of Washington, ShenaR
doah National Park. Arlington. Mount
Vernon. Annapois-plaees you'e Al.
ways wanted 10 see. DC. TpoHsif lakes
you to eli Of them /. Offers you the
most varied and complete sightseeing
tours Of Washington. Maryland. Viz.
sinia. Each tour Is accompanied BY
an expert driver-euide. For informa-
ton and reservations. phone Federal
$500 Or visit the DC. TRASH Ter.
minAl At il2S Pennsylvania Ave-. NV
Como sec foS yowSslH
, 1958-07-14
PUBLIC NOTICE

The Finance Committee of the Legislature of the Virgin
Islands will hold public hearings on Bill No. 726, "To Provide
for the Retirement of the Officials and Employees of the
Government of the Virgin Islands and its Related Agencies,
and for other Purposes" in the Senate Building, Charlotte
.AmaGe, St. Thomas on Wednesday, July 16, 1858 at $50 F. M.
at the Courtroom in F1ederiksted on Monday, July q, 1858
at $3.50 F. M, and on the Second Floor of Government House,
Christiansted on Tuesday, July 22nd at $50 F. M.
All Employees of the Government of the Virgin Islands
are requested to secure copies Of the Retirement Act at the
Senate Office in ST. Thomas or its Branch Office in St. Croix
and study same.
The Committee suggests that Employees form a commit
tee or committees to present suggestions and/or recommen
|dations and notify the respective Offices Of the Legislature
of the name or names of person or persons appointed to make
the presentation on behalf of the Employees.
TFEOVALD E. MOOREHEAD
@4@s41N@ Chairman,
Committee on Finance.
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CHEVY CHASE; St4. BOO rooms,
BATH. gas h.-w.h.. semidetacheo
brick, west Of Conn. ave-, close
70 wisconsin; combination alum
mum storm sash and screens
REALIeTINGe CORP. OIL. g
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BROOKDALE-2-bedrm. brick Coz
l Ss c.S SSss &c ser w SSSes 1f shop
Shaded lot. $Si'56o. Assume issna 'i Ise.
4A9o loan. GEO. w. ROBERT
son, Realtor, 1895 WIS; ave, OIL.
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APIS. UMFURMIsNED-vA.

ARLINGTON - l-bedrm. apt. in
modern bldg. on 2 busiines, near
Pentagon and Navy annex: on
street parking; SIS per month
TINKLE PROPERTIES. Realtors
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S5 ETP4 hR2ck PA ! KsiEDSR n ;SSSs
louis RUbDEN, TU. a-3O6o
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BARNABY WOODS mid-20sl Love
", big 3-bedrm., 2h-hath brk.
colonial. in . beautiful settins:
center hall. rec. rm. with hrepl,
owner leaving city. urges quick
sale! FRANK 3, PHILIPS; INC"
IN . T00Q. avae XII T.l3S0
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CHEVY CHASE, Conn. aye.-Va-
cant brick home, 4 bedrms., 2
baths II bedrm. and bath on list
mr.: liv. rm., din. rm., kit. rec.
rm., gar: bargain. Sl0,95O: can
be bought with 1000 cash; needs
redecorating. NE. s-4663; ewes.
o., 2;0l35. FULTON r. COR.
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Immediate Occupancy
Nearby Arlington Falls Church
area; newly decorated: several with
fully equipped electric kitchens.
Walk to schools, buses and stores.
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ZEAL ESTATE SALE OF EXON.

COLORED-FOR RENT - Homes.
INCOME on hts. Nd. land. RA.
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CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE - First
time presented. Large 5-bedrm,,
3-bath Colonial on fine quiet
street close to Chevy Chase circle.
Priced right under 80 for i'm.
mediate sale. Don't fail 70 call
tor appointment today. DISTRICT.
MA5xLAM ND. REALTY; NC. EN-.
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HOUSES unFURMIsRED


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick: 3
SIPS mo. Cali M. 6-6871 betW
10 an. and 4 pm.
ARLINGTON-3 bedrm.. practically
new, bath on LIST mr.. fun bath
buslines Near Pentason, Navy
Annex; $40 per month. Adults
only. TINKLE PROPERTIES. Real
tors. IA. 5.1207.
ARLINGTON--Rent or sell: 8 bed
rooms on l3,OO0-Sq. 1T. lot al
Pershing dr.. and Fillmore st.
convenient TO Pentae0n, Navy An
mex. schools. Box 431 X. Star. So
ARLINGTON--sgS, 2 bedrms., fun
bsmt.; near Columbia pike and
0lebe I'd. TINKLE PROPERTIES.
Realtors, IA. 5.12O7,
ARLINGTON-Stone rambler, new
u decorated; 3 bedrooms, fuiI
avail. mined: $500. oEoRGf
MASON GREEN CO.. Realtor,
IA. 4-ll00.
ARL.s s.--3-bedrm. bFk., semidet. :
mr.. Pentagon, schools, shopping
500. JE. a-6055.
Dn9 G1yoon.OIDS AnaL
S:%s level en- iOs rn si m sl' o,H S
{. 3. o'SaAudHNEssY. AGENT.
JE. 2-2024, il. 2-11Ql.
BROOksIDE MANOR, WEST ny.
ATTsvILE: $115. and Sl20--3-
bedroom detached bricks; I redec-
GRATED on yearly lease: OF,
monthly agreement; 1 with fenced
yard Screened porehes, base
ments with outside entrance. MRS.
wEIoHTMAN. HA, 2-7234.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-2-bedrm
yard: vacant: sl26. Wo. 6-0495
FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedrm. brk
rambler; wIfrepl., scr. porch
storm windows, fenced Blk. I'd,
Sl25. JE. 3-6252 after $3.50 . m
GARRETT PARK-spaeious Caps
Cod, suitable for entertaining
bedrms., Ia baths, huge livinE
and dining rms; Sl6O. Othei
rentals from sos in Kensington.
Silver Spring area. Call 10
s $4,000; We HIGGINS q HARRI'
LYON PARK, Arl., va.-Detached
5 rms. bath: gas heat: garage
10 min. TO Ped. Triangle: adults:
references. AID. Abb.
n. ARL.--3 bedrms.. lge. liv. Tm,
firepl., full din. rin.,. IA baths
lge. screened porch. fenced bach
yard; near schools and shopping
ia. 2-5309.
NE. AREA rooms. 2 bedrms.,
bath, yard: transp. at door; cow.
TO shops; $40 mo. IL. A-11OO.
SILVER SPRING . ROSEMARY
HILLs-Redee. 3-bedrm. Colonial
IL baths, liv. rm,. with fireplace
sep. din, nm, full bsmt. $i4h
G. ROBERT GRAY ~ CO.. JU
$4,000.
SILVER SPRING, lust on New
Hamp. aye.-Modern 3-bedTm
brick rambler; full bsmt.: excel
cond.: vacant; $3.50 mo, on lease
ave.. mi d ff ,Sa6O. 1900 Ne" ha"O
va, springield-- brick
rambler; earport: trees; avail
lmmed.; S12b mo. Others TO $3.50.
NICHOLS REAL ESTATE CO. n.
GOOD Sc. LOCATIONS bedTms.
~ baths, sep. dining rm.i furn
or unfurr.: reaR. rents. 10. 2
O1bg.
SCI. BO---4 rms, bath. 9th 81. ne
Vacant. DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma
UPPER 10th ST. NW.--Lse. Diet
brick. = rms, 2 baths. oil heat
Dixie REALTY CO.. Ma. $3.50
TWO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE
Blk. from all transp.. In heart q
NV. Smart manager can hav'
good income. or perfect for or
ganization chapter house, Ver,
gseeSsssaOt to re'pOn'' tenant DE
i-BEDROOM CAPE COD in Fail
Church area--Itec. room In base
ment; available soon: S12b. Al
other rentals. Cell JE. 2:262G
Broad ST.. Falls Church, Va.
Mr.. CLARENDON---i bsdrm. avai
April 1: ali cows: $50 per mo,
also house NJ Fairfax cir, ava
April Is. IA. e-2i33, IA. 5-7524
! ......--..----s.-..--.- -
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HOUSES UMFURMlSMED
tcoNTlNuED)


NORTH ARLINGTON
LIST floor, 2 bedrooms and den;
basement Is ground level with 3
BuRNEsRis Really CO.
Realtors ia. 7-OO7l
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
WESTCHESTER
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL;. 1919 n Taylor st.--Rose
me-. and lin bloom for for YOU YOU al a
this 2-bedrm.. extra-lge, living rm.
home. Rec. rm... nrepi., bar, "a
auto. washer. Vic. 0lebe I'd Wash.
blvd, bus. Avail. immed. IA. p
90lO from $50 pm. to 1880
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Attfactive
white brick, Term. Colonial, con-
tanning 8 bedrms., 2 baths. LIST q,
den and powder rm.. side screened
porch. finished rec. rnl. and built
" garages J. RUPERT MoHLER.
INC. 1923 Conn. ave. Ma. s-4Os0.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Center-hail
Colonial; den with firepl. and DOW
der rm. on LIST a. modern de luxe
kit, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. scr. porch
and patio. rec. nm: garage. nice
yard: available immsd Fer appt.
Q inspect: cali LEuUM q GER
Mon. through Fri.
CHEVY CHASE AREA, 1900 Conn
ave-. $3O0--Loveiy S-bedrm,. s.
bath house. gaEage and bsmt
WALKER 4 DUNLOP. INC. CO.
MASS. ave. EXT, SpFinEfieid-
Brk. rambler with lie. Nv rm.. lge.
din. nm. mod. fully equip. kit. .
bedrms.. baths. pch. and patio,
full bsmt. with rec. nm; blk. TO
bus. Tastefuliy and expensively
furn.: $27b per mo. on 2 yr, lease.
Avail April 5. A., G. HoUqHToN
A. SON INC. 1416 II St. NV,
DI. 7-g0b7; ewes. OIL. 2-9474.
Pa. AVE. AND 30th s.R.-4 bed
rms. 2 baths. nicely furp, Apt. In
bsmt.: lge. yard. NE. S-S475.
Mr.. WALTER RRED-Brk. 3-bed-
rm.. 2ta-bath; 5000: vacant; i'm
med; poss,; fenced yard. ia. D.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-H.E.

cOLORED-MICHIGAN PARK NE.
--S3g5 down 5-rm. semibrick,
ser front porch a., med s sES ei s;GG
mo. RA. 6-6912. tn. 2-s975.
COLORED-2605 18th ST. sty
bqnga. 4 bedrm Ss: B.: f vIoh bs nt
sos mo. Vacant. uN. 4-7046.
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FALLS CHURCH

VIRGINIA FOREST - 9
rms, 2 baths; lac. liv. rm.
with iirepi.; ser. porch, rec.
rn.: lge fenced I'd. with
trees; SI35 per mo. Call JE.
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brlck, Ia baths, fuu Damt., acre.
Choice nsighborhood. w: W,
MACKALL, Broker, JE. 2-1D5S.
BEST SIS VALUES
Immediate Occupancy
Nearby Ariington-Falls Church
area; newly decorated: several with
Walk to schools. buses and stores.
Apply a portion Of your rent
toward an option TO purchase.
sos. bO-0as4 N. Fairfax dr.. East
Falls Church. Arl.; 2-bed.
rm. brick semidetached; full
bsmt. and level lot.
S125-.10l7 Woodley place. lust
on 8. West St. Falls Church
I Brick "a. fs % E,,.n:r eedrms' .
'P Pines. near Anniandsie; ..
hedrm. brick rambler; full
bsmt., ali-electric kitchen,
firepl.; newly decorated.
Sl35-70f HallWood, Brylin Park;
baths: level lot.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
il. $4,000 Ewes. u. 3-e40f
COLORED--l-RM. AsB. sHINGLE
2702 GARFIELD ave, Silver Spring
sos mo. JU. 9-6521.
COLORED-I322 l0th ST. NV
8 rms, bath: newly dec: oil hest
only $500 30 mo. Mr.. NKuMANN
COLORRD-I2I4 n ST. NV
IL rms, 3h baths: oil heat: full
bsmt.: arranged Is 3 apis: Onii
S125 q mo. MR.. NEUMANN, Ma
$4,000.
OOLORED-I820 MASS. AVE. Sc
Is rms. and "a baths. garaee
3 porehes. full bsmt.; gas heat
Al cond: only SIPS mo. Mr.
NEUMANN. Ma. e-67O0.
COLORED-a83l 5th ST. NE, mr.
new Providence Hospitai-Cornei
home: 8 rms. and bath. powder
room on LIST floor; gas heat. ONLY
Sl25 mo. Mr.. NEUMANN. Ma
$4,000.
COLORED--6I8 6OMEReET PL
N.W.-Semidet. brk.; q rms, bath
gar. only Sl06 mo. Mr.. NEU.
MANN, Ma. $4,000.
WORCESTERSHIRE n. J
AVE. NV, 3, 4 rms, toilet
water: Sl2 mo. up. uN. 4-7O45
COLORED-82l lth ST. NV
rms. and 2 baths; semidet.. Goa
heat: $ST so mo. Key at 623 4tt
st. Call CO. 5-6222
COLORED-28O8 n ST. NV
rms. kitchen and bath: $50 pei
mo. ST. $4,000.
COLORED-Ise6 CORcoRAN ST
heat: 500 mo- CO. 5-563e. l.
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"LANGLEY FOREST"
BEST SIS VALUES

Fairfax County, Va.-3-bedrm
brick. Ia baths, full bsmt., i acre.
Choice neighborhood. W. W.
Broker, JE. 2-1D5S.
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LITTLE ESTATE
Of 2 acres for $17.5OO. Brick RAM
bier, full basement. 2 firepiaces,
breezeway, double garage, storm
windows, dishwasher, wall-to-wall
carpet, plenty Of trees and
shrubbery: many others. tell Us
your needs. RoMER q CO.,
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CONN. AVE. PARK-Wonderfui OBJ
terms: ail-brick rambler: de luxe
kit. . dream to any woman: 3
bedrms.. IA baths, maids rm.:
assume AM loan: S17,95O. 10.
5-36SS, SUBURBAN PROPER
TIES. Mgt.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES S595 On:
VACANT. No settlement charges
Beautiful 3-bedrm. det. rambler:
full bsmt., fenced lot, carport.
5-374O: ewes, ri. 2-609i.
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tcoNTlNUEDl
CARLTON HOUSE
EFFICIENCIES

Magnificent views; year round
air conditioning, secretarial service,
package receiving room. sun deck,
master television antenna. laundry
facilities and garaQel
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EDGEMOOR = New multi-level: 5
bedrms.. 4 baths and rec. rm. Liv-
ability and charm for the large
family. Located near Edgemoor
Tennis Club and swimming pool.
See II today: $4,000. Call WO.
6-2300. EDW. II. JONES & CO.,
INC, until 0 pm. Chevy Chase.
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HOUSES roR sALE-MD.

BETHESDA, English VILLAGE -
Charming split-level: not in . de-
velopment; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
rec. rm., modern kitchen, garage:
200-ft.-deep wooded lot; immedi-
ate possession; $26,95O. Bill
KINGSLEY REALTY CO.. EN-. %
1926: ewes. OIL. 1895.
MISUNDERSTANDING 3-bedrm.,
2h-bath brick Colonial; near
schools and bus lines: nice liv.
rm. with nrepl.. lge. din. rm..
modern kit, enclosed side porch.
rec. rm with firepl.. gar. Assume
large AM loan; fairly priced in
low 20si FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
INC, OIL. 2-7O06; eyes,, OIL.
A.0k7s
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CONN. AVE. EST, 1905 Bluhill
road, mr.. 3 Schools story. 3
bedrni., b.; fun din. ryn,, storm
windows, lge. met. fence lot, ht.;
$500 On; no settlement cost: as
rent. On. 4-7O45.
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$500 WIS. AVE. NV.
EN-, 2-880O
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Evening star., 1958-05-11
TooIing Up
Safety

LoR THOUSANDS Of do-t-themselfers summer means
do-or-de for that ongdelayed project in the home
workshop With vacations daylight hours and good
weather previous for putting OF things gone
and papa often sets to work with vengeance It's just
at times like this that careessness ignorance oversight
or shortcuttng turn recreation into hospital
ton Forgetting that safety first many craftsmen
learn the painful way about the principles of workshop
safety shown in these pictures.
Wearing shop clothes for shop work gets a home
handyman off to good start Articles of clothing
and cuffs which get caught in whiring machinery
should be especially summed And while many
this basic precauton they forget to
protection against chips Of wood metal flying on from
a cutting or grinding operation.
Beginners would do well to learn the proper way to
work with their TOOLS not only to tools and expensive
materials, but to protect the fingers well Old-timers
suggest that for ones tools helps then they'll
be handled well and also stored properly when longer
in Tools should not be left where they fall
the floor and possibly break spear toe. CONTINUED
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Pope Stresses
Needsof Nuns

CAsTEL oANDoLFo, Italy.
Aug. 2 (Rl.-Pope Plus XII said
today that some converts Of
clustered nuns are IN want and
their inmates suffering from
hunger.
The s2-ycar-old head Of the
Roman Catholic Church In his
third and final radio message
Of a series TO clustered nuns
urged them 70 work 10 meet
their needs.
There are about 100000
cloistered nuns In 1000 con-
vents throughout the world.
Many Of them heard the pom
TIL on radio for the first time
IN the current series OF bread
casts-the first Of It's kind. The
Pope spoke from the studio Of
his summer residence here.
The pontin said that con-
templative prayer remains the
essential mission Of clustered
religious orders. but that this
need not take long hours.
Speaking Of the need for
work. theme that has mark
ed all three Of the pontiff's
messages to the nuns-he said:
There are monasteries which,
alas, are almost dying Of hunger
and privations; there are others
that lead very burdensonI
existence because Of material
difhculties. There are others
that do not live in need, but
decline because they are sepa-
rated and isolated"
The pontiff said that work is
the normal and most i'm
mediate means" Of remedying
these shortcomings.
Thus" he said, I'VE invite
them (the nuns) TO dedicate
themselves so that they may
themselves obtain the means
for livelihood and not seek FIRST
Of all aid from others"