davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1958-05-07
ON ARRIVAL FOR pREAKNEss
Big Welcome Given
Silky in Baltimore

OF the way, was on hand TO
supervise the unloading.
He was surprised 10 see many
children but explained. HE
seems TO love the kids. Tell
them all 10 come out 10 see
him."
Bulging with muscles. most
of which he didn't get around
to using last Saturday. and with
his flame-colored coat SPAR
king, Silky was a perfect
gentleman amid all the excite
ment and seemed to have
weathered the grueling 27-hour
trip in good fashion.
shipped BarefoOted
Cornell explained that he had
shipped silky barefooted hav-
ing taken OF all his shoes after
the Derby. He spread a shoe
in the Derby and I couldn't
get a blacksmith after the race.
Ill have him reshod here" the
personable, pudgy trainer said.
Although the 35-year-old
Cornell had never seen Pimlico
before, he was not taken back
by the enthusiasm for Silky.
mo excuses, but my horse
is not as bad as that Derby
race. He didn't like the going
and never made his run.
Somebody said / criticised
(Willie) Shoemaker. That's
ridiculous. Shoemaker will ride
him every time can get him
and he'll ride him in the Freak
ness" Cornell said.
Questioned about whether
Silky injured his foot when he
spread the steel shoe during
the Derby, Cornell said that
the horse had not cut his foot
but that he felt the loose shoe
had something to do with stop
ping Silky's rally so suddenly.
Silky was bedded down not
far from Tim Tam in Barn j
on Pimlico's backstretch and
Cornell, who still has fan mail
received at Louisville to open
for Silky, expects plenty of
visitors.
Meanwhile, it was announced
in Louisville that Noureddin,
third-place f1nisher in the
Derby, will run in the Freak
ness.
Trainer j. H. Pierce said.
"Noureddin has been real close
in all of his races. Maybe he'll
finally win the big one"
Pierce said Noureddin would
leave for Baltimore Friday.
Two straight afternoons of
See PIMLICO, Page C-2
Evening star., 1958-05-07
TODAYS SPORTS
ON TELEVISION


Baseball
Washington VS.. Detroit,
WTTG-5-8 pm. cd game OF
doubleheader).
Boxing
Lightweight Champion Joe
Brown vs.. Ralph Dupas, Is
round title bout. WMAL-7-
10 pm,
Evening star., 1958-05-13
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toniohfs top shotDS prepteOed BY ~ KEYS stag,
Uho attend rehedrSdlS match screenings and dndlyze
scripts in NetD York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered a guide to area Dtet0eTS.
Evening star., 1958-05-13
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:O5, WTOP-Amos N Andy:
An art school operator and
former boy friend of Sap
phire is disturbing the King
fiSh's still life"
500, WTOP-Baseball: Balti-
more VS.. New York.
500, WWDC - Baseb a IL:
Washington VS.. Boston.
10:O5, WRC-Sacramento Mu-
sic Festival: Musical high
lights of the annual Sacra-
mento City Schools Music
festival.
1880, WRC - Art Lam b S
Scrapbook: "A Night Of
Strings" 2l2 hours of in
strumentals.
WWDC - Steve Allison
Show: DR.. Carl Hansen and
James Gildea.
Tomorrow
1:55, WTOP-FM - Baseball:
Baltimore VS.. New York.
1880, WINK and WFAN-FM-
Baseball: Los Angeles VS..
Chicago.
Evening star., 1958-05-13
Other AM Stations


WINK 1900 ke s an 10 midnight
Sundays : en- to midnight
WPlk 13G Kc DsVlight only
WARL 1sO &c. I:3O . N 10 S;ls pm
WeAY 1850 ke -0sYlishi Snly
WUST- li20 ke Daylight only
WFAx- l220 Nc Daylight only
WWDC 1850 ke 2A.hOuI operation, except
Sunday mlunlsh' TO an MONDAY
WFCR 1910 N Daylight only
W0ok- i34O Ne, "a hOuI Opefstloa
WEaM 1880 &c "a houi apefstOn, except
Sunday midnight to ; en- Monday
VOL i45O Nc. SAN to midnight
WO0h l5A0 ke Daylight only
wPeC- 1880 ke. Daylight only
FIN Stotions
NRc c.FM-s3s Nc. $50 an to IAN.
WIOP I'm s63Me "a houi operation
WASH FM- 81 ! Nc i an to i7,i5sm
MonoaV Sunday
VOL FM-sB Nc. $50 an 10 mlunight
MAN IN 100 Nc "a hOui operation
WWDC FIN t0i l Nc ram B2sm
WGMS IN 1903 ) Nc. HsekusYs s:7s an to
nianlght. Sundays hsS an to mlsnleht
WARl FIN los ! Nc 1880 an tblpm.
Monoay thru Saturday. l'3o an TO Sis
ON on Sunday
WeTstM SIS 5 to 10 On SUNDAY
thursday
VIVA! ,... '|- ~ %'-''" ~ ~ =" "''
Npec.FM-ss.s Me.-1i3u an. to Q 20
Evening star., 1958-05-13

wToP-9). And so, In his stead,
will be seen a half-hour music
variety program headed by
MICS Milton Berle and featur-
ing Donald O'Connor and Sid
ney Miller, actor Vincent Price
and singers 10 Stafford and
Jimmy Rodgers.
On the Run:
Buster Keaton will star on
Playhouse 90, June S.
Max Reznick will conduct an
other telethon Sunday, 1850 10
$3.50 p.m., WTTG-5-this time
10 raise funds for the SITS. Con-
stantine and Helen Church and
School building program q.
Goal: $4,000 COlOrful folk
dances will be performed by the
church's Boy Scout troop.
That "Bingo" series seems
hopelessly snarled in red tape
locally-but WTTG-5 is de-
termined to get a game-type
show under way here by next
Monday /. . More later.
Before she left town a week
ago. Jack Paar's GenevieVe
found time to "keeck off" the
publicity campaign for the
benefit show for the Holy Tri-
nifty Theater in Georgetown
Thursday night $3.50 o'clock
I. The pink champagne
supper party" will also feature
the showing of Disney and Alec
Guinness films.
A note from ABC-TV, New
York, reveals that the acclaim
for Report Card. 1858" has
prompted its news department
to continue with a series OF
hour long public events reports
built around its newsmen COW
erlng special assignments in
the field. The programs
will be broadcast at irregular
intervals; the first next fall and
like Report Card, will prob
ably deal with the Nations
youth.
The rock m roll set has a
champion in the unlikely per-
son of Guy LOmbardO. In
a statesmanlike letter to the
Mayors of Boston and New
Haven, he asked that the bans
be recOnsidered. II do moi
believe the many should be
made to suffer for the action:
of the few" he wrote. 81
do not believe they tthe trOu-
bIemakers) got that way as q
result of rock n roll music.
He could post one this way
come to think of it.
Evening star., 1958-05-13

lcOulu DC uescribeu ~ ueClaIh-
ton OF intent.
II might also be termed an
on-the-air addition, for the
benefit OF those chary execu-
tives who may have a lingering
doubt or two about the super
neurotic's self-styled return
from "amnesia."
He told Bob Thomas Of the
Associated Press, the other day,
that he couldn't remember any
thing for n three-month period
two years agO. "All ] did was
watch televislOn and Sleep" he
said.
The report Of a news maga-
zine that his Hollywood show
got him "oif the bottle but on
the couch" brought a typical
Levant answer.
Untrue. I neper tDdS on the
bottle. THO years ago. I had
a heart attack and the doctor
| told me 7 should drink. Drink
ing a little bored me. so
drank more. But 10 neUer wd'
a problem. don't like drink
in0: It's for ordinary people.
He's not on the couch, either
II Just go to a psychiatrist SC
he can tell me his problems.
he says.
On that interview show Of his
| in Hollywood. oscar chats with
performers and intellectuals
plays the piano and talks about
a variety of things, including
his ailments. I'm a Jane:
Joyce without talent" the ex.
information Please wit notes.
One of the happier aspects
Of a fading season is the OPP
portunity it gives to a number
of performers to show theil
wares. Levant is a case in
point and just a few weeks
ago, writer Jack Douglas had
a chance as a pinch-hitter fol
vacationing Jack Paar. There
ought to be more of this.
The Phil Silvers special to-
night 10 O'Clock. WTOP-9)
doesn't exactly fit into thi:
category, but it does illustrate
a point.
In Phil's case. the comedian
is looking to the future wher
Bilko will have completed his
TV tour of duty. Not that the
series is in any difficulty yet
but the precarious and vora.
cious TV business has gobbleC
up many a hit" character.
Phil is out to re-eStdbliSh hi
comic identity tonight iDhile h,
can Stiu call the shots ant
there is plenty OF time. Smar
teIld.
| +
In MemOriam: Show busines
has responded in typical fashion
to the news of little Richart
Skeletons passing and the Chs
network could probably put ol
a three hour show tonight will
all the talent that volunteeret
to pinch-hit for the grievinI
father.
Saying People understand
how I feel" Red asked CHS no
to put one of his filmed pro
grams on tonight $3.50 O'Clock
Evening star., 1958-05-13

gambling casino in Las We
gas to investigate a man who
is winning too constantly,
in The Cheat"
$3.50, WRC "a Bob Cum
mings Show: "Grandpa's
Old Buddy" from the Span
ish-American War joins
forces with Grandma to
whisk away some gorgeous
models.
I1:15, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
THE Moose Hangs High"
starring Bud Abbott and Lou
Costello. Two window wash
ers are mistaken for mes
sengers by a big-time bookie
and become involved with
the city's leading gangster
(19481.
1870, WTTG (5) - Pajama
Theater: Spy in Black"
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LATEST N
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried IN the
TeleVue with Sundays
Star. Following Is sup
Elementary information on
today's programs received
after TeleVue went 10
press.
1900. VITO o.
Looney Tunes.
1880. VITO (5)-Life
With Elizabeth.
1880. WTrG (5)-Late
Lunch Movie: The Sea
Around U.s." Documentary.
500. WTTG 't5)-
Chance. Choice and Fun.
7:30, WTrG (5-Unity
and Victory replaces /
Search for Adventure.
$3.50. WTOP t9)-Wingo
is cancelled. Playhouse:
"The Ordeal" with John
Ireland.
$3.50. WTTG (5)-Big
Story replaces Unity and
Victory which is seen at an
earlier time.
Evening star., 1958-05-13

Mr. Adams and Eve-A bowling background provides pleas
ant change pace but unfortunately there's not enough
of Miss Lupino The Adamses sponsor studio bowling
team and go right into competition with their bosss
avorite team AS they want big favor from the boss
the idea of beating his team a bit risky pmr
WTOP-9
Eddie Fisher ShOw-Top talent doing the music Of Gersh
win plus big Jolson medley adds up to one of Eddies
best shows Oscar Levant plays Gershwns Concerto in
F" and about the old days with the composer
Marge and Cover Champion dance to American in
Paris" and Eddie up with Dolores Grey for some
Gershwin odies Buddy Hackett breaks things up with
monologue and Eddie closes with the JoSon tunes
COLOR pm, WRC-4
Wyatt Earp-Three Wyatt captures the third of the four
dry-gulchers who ambushed his Indian friends Not as
good the first two parts in this group of four but still
interesting carp and MaSterson try to use one OF their
prisoners bait out the Others The result is GER
tainy not tribute to Wyatts judgment $3.50 pm,
WMAL-7.
Broken ArrOw-Blood Brother" must for regular fans
of this fine western series An Army general intends to
ride into CocheS land in complete violation of the treaty
Tom that this will war so he tries to con-
vince the general that Cochse is not Most OF
the show consists of ashbackS showing how the Cochise
Jefords friendship developed. pmr WMAL-7.
phil Silvers on Broadway" is literally that meet Phil
on the Great White Way before he zps into CHS Studio
so to kick off unusually funny outing Major Ketch
gets lot of laughs when Phil turns up camp di-
rector trying to enroll doubtful camper. Camp at
tendance should treble when parents the counselorS
Your TV Key Previewer's favorite Phis tided-up
version of his hilarious nightcub routine about the rst
rehearsal of "Old Man River" Musical hghlght pro-
vded by debut of Blond beauty Gloria Krieger boast
ing an impressive voice GloriaS scheduled for an
operatc ditty and popular ballad PhiS Blko buddies
join in windup of IF You Wanta Be Top Banana
10 pm, WTOP-9
Evening star., 1958-05-13

starring Conrad Veidt and
Valerie Hobson. TV Key
says: During World War l,
a German submarine COM
mander secretly comes to
England to obtain informa-
ton concerning the posi-
tion of the British fleet.
Suspenseful spy melodrama,
we'll done British, 1939).
Evening star., 1958-05-13
TeIevision Tomorrowwedne.doy Moy "a, 1858

h1s i1 RA a1s L
!
Hsus in q
Evening star., 1958-05-13
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAL (0-Sugarfoot !:
Sugarfoot joins a travelling
puppet show in an attempt
to capture a renegade who is
selling guns to the Indians,
in "Short Range"
$500, WTTG (5)-Bat a Thou
sand: Local live quiz show.
Steve Allison, host.
900, WRC (4-Adventures Of
McGraw: McGraw and a
pretty girl are hired by a
Evening star., 1958-05-13

poser's Corner: A Louisville
Concerto by Ibert.
$500. VOL tlls0 Kc.l-dood
Music Time: Abegg varia-
tions by Schumann. Songs
by Davy and Oberlin by
Purcell and Piano Concerto
No. 2 by MacDowell,
lI.OS, wGMs 1910 KcJ -
Symphony Hall; symphony
No. 80 In ID, X 500. Prague
by Mozart and Symphonic
Metamorphoses on Weber
Themes by Hindemith.
Evening star., 1958-05-13
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

sos, WASH-FM 1911 Mel
In the Concert Hall: Peter
Shmoll Overture by Weber.
Scenes Alsaceinnes by Mas
senet and La Boheme by
Puccini.
$500, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mc.l
Milton Cross Show: In
PRODUCTION and Allegro by
Schumann, Symphony No. 4
by Beethoven, and Daphnis
ct Chloe Ballet Suite by
Ravel.
SOS, WGMS $50 Kc.)-Com-
Evening star., 1958-05-13
ON THE AIR
Resurgence Of Oscar
An Old Insurgent
by BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

Levant the performer who "beat long before
this generation thought OF the tag will be visiting wholesome
ceancu Eddie Fisher tonight tNBc-D and I'd advise you
TO have a look
There's some talk OF Oscars going network with
the show he's been doing in Hollywood and his Fisher stint
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ST. SEE. 273

NEWCOMB ST. Sc, 27S
rms, ,s.s ss ., sd s s s.,: i ss
S,S M. ss b 'I.:ssnS gu sl s'sS
Sos s., p6kAEOr. ssS'RFs sss ne
PORTLAND ST. Sc, 2Oe
u., r. Al .ars 'n: .su a.! '9 as,, Ssss
E;SSiEssnsffsSals sSso1' 4; 1 p6samJaEE.
81 X ~, ne, ~. $4,000.
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SPRING vALLEY-6-bedrm. 3ls.
bath brick Colonial on lovely dead
end street: wonderful paneied den
with lavatory. l4xls.6 dinins rm
spacious liv. rm. mod kit. with
buffers pantry. IN addition. lge
scr. porch. rec. rn. with firepl.
a.car gar. owner leaving town.
desires inmed sale. IN s-s:06
ne ne ny 49, i.MA6o ~ HsAIlf'
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NOTES FoR s1LE-IdVIes and
consultation b. exclusive. fuil-tims
motel broker and travel specialist
oierins decentralization on best
buys In motels and sites.
JOE n. THOMPSON
:52 Woodward BLDG. Jackson $1,000
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CHEVY CHASE BEAUTY-Loveiy
big. 4-bedrm. e-bath. eenter-ha
Colonial with heavy slate roof;
splendid cuai.; excel cono. beau
iiful neighoorhood served By tht
citys nnest schools. Lafayette
Blessed Sacrament Alice Deal
Wilson, 81 johns. Spectacular
Ions. KE. 5.I3sa. FRANK 81
PHI FPS INC OIL s--nnR
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
sUsIREss OPPORTUNITIES

WE NEED HOMES TO lease rent.
p c..Md Personal manaeement.
J, VICTOR DfckEY, AP. s-SOsO.
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APARTMENTS WANTfD

WnITE, reliable. elderly christisn
P.o..s sss.f' .s sSRV lSsn sBs y
bedfm.. Nv. rm.. kIt., bath: down.
town or 0e0rgetown NV. live, let
live &4A mo. NE s-48Ii an VIZ
WANTED - Houses and apis, 10
zHNTzfsoER Co. "a. sc.sssssiis'
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AIRS. UNFURMlsNED--MD.

COTTAGE CITY---one bsdrm., Nv
a uHill ~ ssp sstn' va va 9.aGSss. 'n'r'
LAND0vkR HILLS A1kA-I-6ed,
rin. apt. pvt. .eitfy automatic
mo sn cal fpa 81 - s-gass. 'n'i' ''o
LANGLEY PARK - spacious .,
hedrm., ist-n, apt. All utIis. M
shop ctr; $3.50 mo, ~. 1-2aal
NEW HAMP. and East-yVesE Hwy
ali utiiis. RAJ s-0a0o, Wo. S.sBso
'sIIADrsIpE,. No; IS rms 4-bsd.
rms, md y apt, sereened porch
Pssssolp a mnsnin. rnons uNiversit'
SILVER SPRING. Wayne An1s..
Manchester place. bedrm,, Nv
!my kltr din. and bath. 81 rs
. eSI s,'l' wa AK gse l. pSnaNaLSy
sILvEK. srRING. mn. - Niesl,
Turn. newly deeol. 10 modern. apt
S SiSss... Lf S..us ~ ~. n. esS s.sS
Laundry fscliities; lac. storSs,
space; attF. grounds: close 70 ne
ahop. center and bus, S7S mo.
mel utlla.. nothing else 70 pay
81. a-3lpl
TAKoMA PARK-4 rooms ane
ton sanitarlunl. ~. b-s3aS.
fAkOMA PARK. D. c.-NIcsl,
modern &c, and bath. Lac. storas,
i Rs.,;. , auto wgs,shins machine
center and DIRECT bus lines; $50
pay, Dir, Out Piney Branch I'd
g ss c, ssai i. On q 5iSs 1iSn: s': m
Pa. %. c, NJ, Nd. line. Vacant
or phone sr, a-34N4.
TAK0MA. M. sanitarium--EntiY,
md floor. , rms.. porch, stair
sl,eva ..: pss entranes, neg!y dec
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HouSIs uMFuRMIsNfD
cQNIlNulpl

CLEVELAND YARK---3-bsdroom 2
w. III Rsss' nles eo anSnES,:
uniurnished, si4O, THOMAS I,
PHiLLirs Co, OF. l.ilsi.
? AInEAx TgWN 0F--a-bsdrm
VsnsS% .ns oR iaEasPein ki issRRsff ' ~
FALLS CHURCH. VA bedrms. /;
siio mo- u. 3.so5e. p''' p'''''
FALLS AK. CnUnSH-4 bedrms, !. 2
s.s4s65;w sps.. s yE' 9s..sil1l.' o' MA
LAKE DARcROFT AREA---s-bedTm.
S Ssse, ra@elsr' 2M baths, z q Are r..
sssIe' III. I'M WITH e'1 dishws SHS%Pl' sns
disposal; Anchor fenced iot;
washer and dryer, Avail, Feb. lat,
w. 0a! psf mo. CT. e-44ee; ewes.
s1ssSS4 No, 8; win c ssf l ssIsss d
no an payt.: .e7b mo- vacant.
ansWeF. UN. 4.ase6l, ~ 70.
siLYEB sPRiNG--3.bedrm br,ct
rambler with full dining nm
enel. rear porch: excel. cOnd.
blks. 70 lse. shopping area and
Dqe, % toption 70 buy, ei4..
~ 7.7iSs, ewes. JU. B.ssos.
SILVER ePRIN0-Immac.. 3-bed.
I'm. rambler. nr. all sehoolf aIlc
G6unkihsf 4 CO. iO ro no ai.s61ss. :
sUNNYBR0Qk--2 bedrms.. fooret
EQUIP: excel. s-mi. view. Immed
schl. picKEY, AP. 7-s0sO.
TAX, PIX. - 3.bedrm. buneaiou
with full bsmt.; oil heat. mr.. essen
tlals; gaB and elee. fuFn.: Sllb
CURTIS, HE. 4.6af7.
WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
2-story detached Colonial briek
gas hot-water heat. separate din.
ms room. screened porch. fun
WEI0HTMkN, IA. s-fs5f.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AREA--
Clean. coy 0-Tm. Cape Cod with
shopping and bus. zoos KsnslSs-
.os eIyd-. ksnsinsiOn. ma 10
LARGE nOME. newly dec. cony
70 schools. fTansp. and shops
Reab rent, 4OlB n. glsf 81
Arl. IA 7-e7:sb. "a. s-26s6.
GROOM BRk. 2-story; cellar,
h;;wh.ist stove. refgr.; s.e.. sos
ADJ. WAsHINGTON-BALfO. PIX,
Wf.-Det. brick. 3 bedrms., full
esrnt.. OIL heat. arspi., yep. dIn
m. den. aer. porch, VIII Tedee
v VETS i Becky - Az a: s.sC SRt. J
TOWN OF FAIRFAX. i3s PaiFyiev
eI - Ledrms.. bsmt. DU. 5-se3a
after Q pm. Open Sat. and Sun
RENT FROM 0WNER-Yor : small
family interesteq IN nice home
e II eie S:,fr rsDi' e.o S.dr H.
vsiis and fioors, abi' oven. ms Sas ' snS
new IS PriEidaire: full bsmi.,
dry, tubs. eas fufn house eompI
Insulated: lEe fenced yard Ciose
20 shop. center, schools. etc. on
Silver Spring ~. 5-625B.
Until LID JUNE i I; she s term rental
With earport: Sll5. A. j KEs-
SINGER a Co. 10. a-4s44.
RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY. mr.
fairfax Country Club. New. g.
bedrm brk. home. Equip. elec
Kit. Nv I'm. with hrepi, daylight
bsint. with ind hrepl.: walk 70
public and parochial schools. ~
min. from Seven Corners: rent.
$3.50 per mo: $50 Of rent 20 Be-
applied 70 down pymt. OR. $500.
RENT OR SALE. Langley Park
nrepl.. G-E kit: si35. OF. e-S363
ARL., Glen carlyn--AttFac briek
rambler: . eenerous-s.ae bedrmS
Nv rn. With nrepl.. mod. KIT
VII. rm., pos 70 stor attic, fenced
%. with trees: SI25 mo.
ARTHUR /. WALTERS CO., INC.
IA. $4,000
SILVER SPRING
oeerns.. close In 49, $40 mo.
! -SsSrm cal hSas 800 sisss mo
THOMPSON CO. ~. $4,000 osSj
I'll . Pm.
DOCTORS
We have the perfect spot for .
doctor Who wants to practice in his
home. Lge. 6-bedrm. mod. house IN
town Of Fairfax. NeV shopping
center being erected adjacent 70
property. OR. $4,000.
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FOREST HILLS-Exceptionaily nne
rms, : baths ds luxe Kitchen. ua-
usual iiy. nm. ground-level rec
rm. > bedrms. and bath On lower
level. 5-ton central aid como
Price reduced 70 mid 30s for I'm
mediate sale. an q pm. EN-
e.5A00. evenings. En-. 3-f665,
METZlEE. Qeaifor
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CHEvY CHASE, b. G.. At asIe
ssS sai;lS. d ESsdSDYSs o%s ay aHf
Feb, 1; iiving rm. with fireplace
dining rn,, enclosed porch, aun.
saIl SHANNON 4 LucHs Co. IA
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MEIzLER. aeAllo

MASS. AVE. PARK. located Just on
woodland drive IN the finest resi-.
Dental section In the city. mas.
ntncent 6-bedrm.. 4hs-bath de.
taehed town house. worthy OF
the most discriminating buyer
PriSed a. SIS 900 Cal SHANNON
pm. or ~. s-RSnS After G
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WILL SELL PARTNERsMIP Of mic,
efowing busiress IN wash, D, G
very cheap. VIII net $4,000 u
$4,000 annually, Male or female
Hor infe write Box 47-D, Star.
fHREsTMENT SYNDICATE beins
formed. 10 develop and build sub
stantiai number Of houses. Mini.
mum Investment. $1,000 per unit;
Anticipated profits in - mos. ap.
pro-; 3. 900 per unit LEQ a
Mrs. Wills. RA, 6-746S.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-N.W.

BRlARcLIFF-Beautiful, big white
brick Colonial that Is absolute
perfection: spacious eenter-hail
plan library with nrepl. and poV
DER rm. on LIST A.: 3 twins
bedrms.. baths on md Won
derful cormttory room and full
bath on 3rd; goraeous out-of-
Ground rec rm. servants rm
sna bath; 2.ear attached earase
PRANK 6. PHILLIPS NC. Di
s-llii: ewes. oil g-eaks
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CQL0REn - 500 WANDER ~,
lii, and bath; sfe.sQ mo-. Incl
ianlteF 81 call CO, k-6aa2
COlOREn--Ia3O eth ST. NV,
Art. 9---Cnmpletely reder., new
hit, and bath. z hedrms., Nv. rui,,
pvt front and reer entraneea,
csE &c. iq s.SssS. 'Als $3.50 mo
c0L0nED--iI0D n 81. NV. Art,
two bedrms., Nv, gui,. Kit,
and bath; Rkpkc.i atilq. gas heat
is s.ap &c S sP ss Ai' CO - s, 81 slO' =
c 90 an. n: e. s.H , SIX NJ; NV
s Anew lP Ssss can X a. iSs .ssaa ss'A'
CoLoRED -s5ls ouAnLEs 81.
NJ. APT, Two rma.. dlnette,
siss and md bath IN rg ro sssa bsst; only
CoLoRED--Iaas EUCLID ST. NV.
S hSAr AZ. AND .khbWs o ", gy HsE;,, One on.
l sSl se' q r. ssii elss:g's' Sc
coLoRED=-ssi sou 81. NE.
Att. lWu ueuENtss Nv. fm.t
only ems m ss'A cal au 6, s.aSssses.' heat
coLQRED--loo o 81, s,w.---Apt
!. ? rms. kit. and bath. Redee
Afs9la heat $3.50 mo. Call CO
cOLORRD-Iaa0 18th ST. Mr..
Apt, A--e rms. dinette, kit. and
ban auto. gas beat RgpEc.
speet or cali CO, 6-6see,
cOLORED-aaD i6tk NJ. Me-
rms. dinette. kit and bath: RE
DEC auto. gas heat. Only SbA
p PSi s g. ss HR' co. b 5asPssI before
cOLORED--aI6 TOpD PLACE NE.
--l-rIn. apt, porch, $3.50 Can
S e sses 9, DALI ~ Ky. = No. = 900
C0LORRD-as8 18th 81. NE. md
floor hedrms, liv. gm.. kit.
and bath; completely redee,; only
SIS mo-. incl, heat. Keys lst foor
Inspect Or call co. A.0aea
coLoRKp--vAc ~ -BEDRM, APT.
1903 10th ST. NV, No. .. fhA
l2t h3Fd 81, Sc. NO. ., $50
LOUIS Ridden, To, e-aO00
coLoREp
s ssSs S sxHHE sss4s. f R.;. Ls. Iii Eli
show.
ITS MORSE ST. NE, I bedrm.
". Im, ~ apo bath; so7 80
Res. Msr. viii show.
1914 BELMONT st. NV. enc
apt; $50. no children, Mar will
WALKER A DUNLOP. INC.
co, 6-1ass
coLoRKp-1sa PARK Rp. NV
NO, see ianitor. hsmt. apt.
10th and Columbia I'd Pour
rms, III. and bath; $50 per mo.
Ineulre sol 3rd 81. nv.
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LANDSCAPE AND NURSERY on
main road. INCLUDING sood h-rooUi
home. Several acres planted 70
shrubs. stf. Owners illness forces
ROMRR a co. Realtors. Gath
ersburg zoo.
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AIRS. UMFURNIsHED-vA,

sos LIST PL NV, MODERN APT
Ri pIS on thTPE ms kkE ylEo Nv hM
LX DECOR. sss.BQ No. CALI
COMET REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

THE uonDEsa," Columbia relsass
Of ! caynssis predustlon' predussd 81
Milton Peglman, written " Paddy Cha
yefsky, directed by John Cromwell,
musical score By vireil Thompion. Al
the Dupont Theater.