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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18
MEZZANOTTE & CO.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREw.CENsUs: $1,000 down.
assume Of--3-bedroom rambler
equipped kit. bsmt. Mr.. Penland
Re. 6-ts0n RE 6-i.d35 III o
Ay0NDALE, open sun. 70 5, Is2s
Ionsford dr.-3-bedrm.. brick, sep.
din. rri.. powder I'm bsmt: wall
G6sY.ao fSaERRi' t %s. s stsFRsEi''
MLTsyILLE. ND. Ne. all-brick,
daylight bsmt., with unlin, bath:
hit din. comb Completely land.
seaped lot 1905 Powder Mil I'd
OWNER. uN t-Oall
bELTsvILLE-Only I left, new 3
nedrm brick rambler Ire kitchen
= baths. full basement. many de-
terms sARvIs REALTY AP. Z.
1864
bELTsvILLE. MD,-conv. 10 NsA.
~. Meade and u. OF Nd. Brick
Care Cod. Z bedrms., lac KIT. full
bsmt... corner lot. over V acre
citn lss trees and yhlts-eststs,
and High Point High school; Sis.-
$50 total price. Can finanee FHA
Or assume OF fes loan with
lRe. down payment and 2nd trust
or phone cwSkR. N. 4.aisi.
sGAssgRTwI ro,;..s sseo5a,sd
tor. anproS; i acre nO.a5O.
ss EiHTc cli RsALT cY& 1 IsSi 60 Rte
BUCHANAN ST. At EDMONsTON
RD.' inear Rosers Heights Open
sun sun - ch.rmins :-becrm
ssrsss ser porch; Anchor !" fence:
rHA. $3.50 On. JOHN X. JOHN
CAPITOL HEIGHTS = .-bedrm..
SEP din. nm. masonry home bus
line; no bsnt. $500 dn bal. on
sss.yy, mo term ,Douo n.
smiley sS.i ~ R n.sI1t uN' 4-sseoi
CARMODY HILLs-s4e6 down; q
OWNER Il. 7.ss6J pO III ;z.esa iS
CARMODY HILLs-S4gb dn.; 2
bedrm. bungalow, immed poss.
80 mo, OWNER. JU. 7-060b. or
cAROLT0N, for sale By owNEFl-.
Cape Cod house, Z bedrms. z full
B .ma 40 sood.sIs s Y lot Iess "' thsn
Yrs. Old Phone eP. 3-a46s.
CHILLUM-9.ttory Colonial. mn
bsnit', ss-H. screened porch. ~
baths. excel cond.. . blks. 70 81,
Johns School and public SCHOOL,
THA terms occupancy JUNE, AP.
S-OOfs.
IOuR.BEDRO0M ,tueeo csps COD
yrs aid 1000. take over $50
NO. payments. RI b-elsg.
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APARTMENT
IN BUSINESS DISTINCT

s.sts ISN'T masonry BIDS. Rcr-
~ n ist commf. eround' % front
aee Is1' deep TO alley. Parkine
spsce for several cars. suitable for
siore. real estate once, law ofhees,
sonably prieed A. SIS 600, Cali
MI Ross AND PHELPS INC
Ma. $1,000 Res, IA. S-67bs
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Colonial Mortgage Corp.
coNS, AYE Woo 1Bs55AA5HEs ARsA

Beside . weeping willow tree on
lovely corner lot Is . Well-kept
aemidel. e-hedrm. house with bsmt.
small down payment will take you
cut Of that apt, and put you in
your eyn home. lat trust payment
Totals W. mo-; md trust y un to
son 10. s-aD4l
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AURORA HILLS
26lo s. Grant st.
$4,000. YHA loan Tin servies
si7.i0Ol available. small cash pay.
ess ihsn rent IN n ~ Ioos ssd
rooms ma bath. nTst-hoor powder
room. full basement with garaEe
screened porch. level landseapec
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. is
/ tOthsT Than Open Hours, Cali
/ Col Carnek. FE. 3-2DJ2i
Directions. Shirley hwy, left on
Ridee I'd. 10 2Jrd At left on 23rt
81. to q Grant st. Tight TO HOUSE
and open" sian.
BOSS a PHELPS. INC.
lll7 = 81 NV. Ma. k-n3Of
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OFF ARcoLA AVENUE
LOVELY

Come see this lovely brk. Co.
lcniai. oedrms. sep, DIN, I'm.
short walk 10 golf course sna
swimming pool Out coiesvtlis I'd
g Silver spring aoh conrke. NJ. or
HastinGs. | DIX. TO 3us Normandy
eriye. ASKING >ih.asp
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HOUSES WAITED 70 sur

N"EsT0g looking for homes 70
WI p = D s..s g. I'll Nv. sod sSsins
sPOT Cash ID viii .sii.rsnt for
J vfCTOR DicKEY Ar. 5-s0s6.
WE BUY HOUSES FOE CASH 10
va or b, G. Call Mr.. GODDARD.
OIL. 4-fo22 o. HI. 3-47l7,
ALE CASH. NO COMMISSION
HERMAN. tn. 2-7s60.
HIGHEST CASH, d. c. homes, ne.
S-69i2. ma. s-o227.
n hoSss n s S Sc. Or r.. Geo. e.
cox. IL. S-si3s Or 81. 3-sS6s
RELAY AND LET Us SELL YOUR
H0ME-We urgently need homes
s for our clients IN Amer. Univ. Pk,.
Forest Hills, d, c. and nearby Mo.
and Va long list OF qualified puI-
I ebasers avail Call DOROTHY
<. WINSTON y CO. s05 18th st.
ALL CASH. NO COMMISSION
p; . g ho .s ~ Hres APP65aisais. Mr..
| WANTED 4 or 6-unit apt. or duplex
brick; white section only; client
waiting. EN-. 2-l756. after pm,
ALL CASH IN TWO HOURS
Desperately needed this week. BILL
DORA. To. 2-7g00. UN. 4-7OOs.
ALL cAsH-D c OR MARYLAND.
MUssELMAN REALTY, RE 7-715O.
Cash FOR YOUR yIRoINIa
\ CALL PoMPoNIo REALTY. INC :.
4 ia. 7-G600
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ALEX Ne. S ,sRAD l.I.slz ,.EIC lI !.
quick sale: sscs valley dT'i .op 20
BAYLIeS. M. 7-kB2I. II. 6-4d4b'
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LEWISDALE
sPLIT-LEvKL RAMBLHRs
Open Sat. and sun. I to 5
PRICE. eIa..S0


sPLIT-LEvKL RAMBL.BR9
Open Sat. and sun. to 5
PRICE tls..b0
NEW PHA TERMS
ALL LARGE ROOMS
Here Is your answer to better
living. Spacious J-bedroom. ais-
bath. sep dining rm.. den. larEe
bsmt. split-level home. situated on
a quiet street facing the park. near
schools. shoppina. churches. ali
within waking distance.
DIR To "Parkside out Riggi
I'd past Ager I'd. right on Am
herst rd.. left on 18th o.. into
Avalon pi to Model Home"
Z LYMAN c. DELE A Co. INC.
ST. 3-as2n. 10. s-06s5, HA. :-7ss6
SOUTHLAWN-$500 DOWN
3 bedrooms: hardwood pareue,
/ floors: modern kit. dishwasher.
clothes washer. garbage disposal
Take over big Oh loan. First time
/ offered Best value In area Call
/ Mr. Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY CO.,
ST. 3-738h.
RAMBLER
Only $500 down and assume oil
loan. 2 bedrmS,. full bsmt.. lac.
fenced lot, all city utilities. Re-
Gently redecorated. Immed. oeeu-
paney, Phone today 20 inspect.
ALLEN IL ROCKS, INC.
sOtl X sr. NV
FE S-eO0O Realtors RE S-5a6O
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55i2 CORNISH RID.
BYEFORDE

Beautiful snlit levels. eli hrk.
schools. bus, Rock Creek Park
lmmsd, occupancy for / home.
70 } mos. occupancy on others
Out Conn, ave, I mile beyons
Jones Bridge I'd. 10 BYEFoRDI
oign. OIL A-SSflS.
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COLLEGE PARK

CCILE0E PARK year-oid cot.
tAae for NN.s5O beormA.. iiy
Tm.- ae ktt, SO per mo. incl
eyerythtns
sUNNYsIDg-ciose to SsA
Dept. Of Agriculture etc. SPLIT.
level. with . bedFns lEe. hs Fm
SEP dining Fm. laboF-saVtng kil
euiit-in Garaee, fenced ware. eli
eond. workshop Tm. Only Sit.aSg
500 so per mo. incl evsrything.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. s-s9es ewes. wa. 7-So4i'
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SPACE. SPACE AND MORE sPAcI


hRADDOCk HEI0HTB-SiS.0b0
3.bedroom Colonial. living room
with fireplace. separate dining room.
equipped Kitchen. full basement,
screened perch; larse Level lot
schools; immediate possession. Cal
ov. 3.Itl3, SHANNON 4 LucHe
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BAR0AINg

z bsdrms., mod: acre sis .b01
3-bedrm. stone home at. 2.eer
gsrass: I acre: near chentillyx
l-bedrm. mod. show Place, m q;
bet. Vienna and Falrfax $4,000
JAMES z. BARNEY
Vienna, Va DO. $500
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE
cHANTILLY
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR INVEsIMENT

FOR INVESTMENT
4e5 ACRES
z mi from new airport Property
fronting on Rue. sos. running back
approx. mile and q half 70 Rte
645. laying between Rte az and
Rte SO. ls-mi. area D. c. Offers
real investment TO developers. land
holding company or for your group
OF medical men who like oppoT-
iunity Of land lnVestment. LEGATO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18

ssmi.dst.: isnssS yard. ssSb On.
$50 mo. incl. all pi. 7.b5e0 OF
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GnEENnELT, nr. nAlto. pkvy.--s-
eedrm. brick; at, sep din, RIM,
closed gar,. S1.600 dn. incl. settle,
ehGs, sol mo. incl. everything
churches and shep. ctr. OR. T.
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SPRING IL iust around the corner
located on j asrss need NEEDS only only ,o S1
green thumb. Approx. 20 miiel
from D. c.. near centreville. Owner
selling because Of illness. Price
Sl5.DS0. Need quick sale, will con.
sldef Ieas. offer or rental. EULA
bAEkeQN. Broker. ~. 4-loD6
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s seSln sn ssaa maq, . .sS.s .v.i
Cathedral ceilings and open hearil
in ltv. RIM, sep. din. Fm.. hsmt
with outside entr.. scr. porch ane
earage. 3lS.a5O; flexible terms
PRINCE dEoRdks PROPERTIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18

HILLCHE8T UEIIHI0 , Beanllful
corner brick rambler With good
sized bedrms.. hath. fam. -siHe
s.I.eh. a s nHc sc c,o SUM. ~ AZ.
dFews Field and D. c. Priced
Fieht. So 500. Vacant. Call Mr..
Mann, Ma. $3.50. PAUL p.
erONE. III. .-ll0S.
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q DKpR0Oms. dlninf room. sn-
! water heat. poultry housss. work
shop. ! acre, eood EArdsn spot,
EhnmEIEA. o 90 a EahaA AZ e.. e. REAAIk
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n0UsEs ron sALR--MD.

CoLtEOI PaRk-og.n sghdsS :
new. a.bedrm, brick .amR. pluI
bsS, .usc%.a , .sS s i;ls .pS snlissf
Conn., Rally iIfS e. Co. "a "A. 44..Ssbs
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Mt. RATNIER-pet e-story bra
home. bedrms. : baths. lac Nv
cfous dtntng rm full hsmt and
rec I'm AsFeenec side porch.
storm windows and screens ga
rage. lot LOOK 10, FHA approved,
5000 DUNN A. Co. RIAL
TORS. WA s-o04s. ewes. uN.
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ssdrn, row brick. biz. klns
KLEX.--oldsr Colonial frame. n
s Voc sse; yard, siist.as6. C%nas
TIE, elsa.
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S18.4OI0lGI

Moo neW-cono split Level with
, bta bedrms.. 2is baths. den. ga-
Iaee vacant. move IN nov With
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LON0l We mean long and low
52-footer; gorgeous brand-new 3
bedrm,. 2-bath rancher. garage
daylight bsmt: hot.water heat
. level a.-acre lot: ? frepls.; 4
porch It's q beauty Tor only
Se3.900; in . very smart neish.
borhood. Please phone Tor appt
W, 3.2Op3 VIM. A CHAPMAN
REALTY. INC.
10 .ACREs--Beautiful view, stream
lake, J-bedrm. st0ne-masonry fam.
bier; huge iivine room with nre.
place, hanquet-siEe dtninn room,
beautiful kitchen. 2 baths. laras
s sn;i.ss porch, woF Z s 4OssI
BY appointment only PENTAuoN
REALTY co, CIR. $4,000. Fair
BRICK RAMBLER-1 bedFms., IL
baths, finished rec. rm. Has oil
loan. Price OF home, Sib,bOO
H asls b 81 t oWsER' CIR s'asss
SACRIFICE. quick sale Imperative
ssBin.tana : nrspls s.' fall S sm. ' psr,
titioned into 8 rms. iae. rec. fm
t4x1b, concrete patio. oil h,.V
heat !: tiled baths near Alex
OWNER vi, s-3ss0.
GROOM BUNGALOW, vi .00O--Nr
Fairfsx circle and vii have e ,,
pgSSssss:: y y" %''s;;sg.' present. location
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CONN. AVE. BLDG

DoWNToWN coRSER
Gross income. x47 500. Wfii show
70 return on equity Of SI35 900
plus eurtail on trust. Mr.. Poole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06

The Hecht Co., Washington, 9Th 4 F SITS.
NV; Siluer Spring, FentOn & Ellsworth;
PARKingtOn, GIebe Rd. e Wilson BlUd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27

Gil, said the expected measure
will not have the effect Of over
turning the Supreme Court
ruling. Mr.. Gasque said, how
ever. that it will be designed
to remedy any adverse effects
Of the decision.
He said one important effect
Of the ruling has been to focus
attention on the problems Of
arrest. detention and arraign-
ment Of criminal suspects. He
warned. however. 1t would be
an "overSimplification" to say
that Mallory was based only on
the question not the length Of
time a suspect may be held be-
fore any confession extracted
from him becomes illegal.
Sees Other Issues
Many other issues must
meet the test" Mr.. Gasque said.
Among these, the counsel added,
are probable cause, the time
of day of the arrest and the
mental capacity Of the suspect.
He emphasized that only
after the decision is clarified
for law enforcement officers
will they be able to operate
with any certainty as to what
they may and may not do"
The paramount aim. he said,
is to protect the innocent and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
License Transfer
To Lincoln Park
Area Protested

Proposed establishment OF a
liquor store at 419 Thirteenth
street NE. drew protests at a
hearing before the Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board yes
terday. s
j. Watson Flanagan. presi-
dent Of the Lincoln Park Citi-
zens Association, said he feels
there are enough liquor stores
in the neighborhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
8, 904 GU Alumni
Contribute $143,l6l

Georgetown University's
alumni gave sl43.l6l.34 to the
university last year. Eugene L.
Stewart. chairman Of the 1857
Embarrassing drive, has an-
nounced.
The money came from 1904
donors. Mr.. Stewart said. The
amount collected was a $24,-
500 increase over the 1855
total.
The annual giving fund helps
to meet the operating deficit
Of the university. 1t aids
faculty salaries and research
projects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27

The application. filed by
Henry Weiss and Oskar Reiver,
also was opposed by Michael
A. Tardugno. Recreation De-
partment regional director, and
Charles w. Green of the North
east Civic Interest Association.
Mr.. Tardugno said the pro-
posed store would be only a
block from Lovejoy playground,
a city recreation center.
Robert .Vidgerhouse. proprie-
tor Of Viggy's Liquor Store. 429
Fifteenth street NE. also OBJ
jected to the application, which
proposes to transfer a license
now held by the Tower Phar-
macy. 140l K street NV.
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to see that the guilty are held
and jailed.
The com mittee counsel,
looking into a crystal ball"
also predicted most Of the fol-
lowing anti-crime legislation
probably will be enacted within
two years:
Lessening search and seizure
restrictions on police to the
extent that probable cause
rather than possibility Of EVIL
dence" viii be SUFFICIENT grounds
for issuing warrants.
Appeal on Evidence
Giving prosecutors the right
to appeal from court decisions
suppressing evidence.
Extending the offense OF
obstructing justice to cover that
prior-to-court period when
criminal investigations are be-
ing made.
Preventing attorneys in GRIM
inal proceedings from sending
"interrogatories" to gran d
jurors.
Providing some sensible"
controls ON overlapping and
plugging" by micprophone
which is going on unimpeded
privately all over the United
States"
Mr.. Gasque further said he
believes Congress should make
possible the compensation OF
lawyers appointed by the court
to represent INDECENT Defend
ants: to tighten perjury laws
and to reduce the disparity in
sentences imposed on different
defendants by different courts
on the same offenSe.
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Mallory Qualification :
Law Seen in Year or So

Legislation clarifying questions raised by Mallory
cson will be enacted within the year general
counsel Of the Senate Judiciary Committee predicted yeste
day.
c. Aubrey Gasque in talk before the
Of the National Capital Welfare Coun-
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LAMB RIBLETS
SWEETn SOUR
A Prize winning
Oriental Dish

For four servings, have 2-pounds lemb rib.
Iets cut in holves. Piece in kettle containing
4 cups boiling woier. Add teaspoon salt.
Simmer hour in covered ksttIs. oroin.
Brown lamb slowly In ! tablespoon psonvt
or vegetable oil. Nix sweet n sour sauce
and add 10 Drowned lamb. continuing 10
cook and stir until sauce 10 transparent. Add
V cup diced onion. ] cup thinly sliced cor
rots. cup pineapple. ] green pepper. 8
sliced sweet pickles Let simmer until vsss-
tobles ore tender. Serve with steomed rice
and fried noodles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
CUSHION STYLE ROAST
ComponY-stYIe eating on
an everyday budget

Ask for evshion-sfyIs shoulder Of lamb. And
10 give your meet mon time 70 prspors h.
olweu be sure 10 order In odvones A
evshion-siyls shoulder completely bonsd.
iosisnSd together Of The sides with metal
Skswsr. and eonioins o pocket for nVfIno.
Ssoson inside Of pocket and oVisids Of rooa
with 'oh. GLOWING teaspoon Tor soeh
pound Of msoi. FiII pocket with your choice
Of S'vfflnos oboVt cups. and FoSisn edges
with ms'ol Sks~sn. Piece rooH 70, side W
on rock IN open pan. soks in 37s degree
p blo~) oven oboU 30 minutes per pound
weight Of lomb. plus ono'hOr poVsd Tor
StVffios. Slice end serve hot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
From Bur|esque
To Shakespeare

A of g. Havoc battered out of the wings
"A toe-shoes Next she played tot roles in movies
followed with whirl in chdrens theate and from
the of to her teens vaudeville attraction billed
Dainty June Though occasionally overShadowed in
years bolder older Gypsy Rose Lee June
scored her She hit adult dirt with
the Broadway musical Pal Joey and has since played in 80
movies TV series of her and various
night club engagements
All roles from buresque Broadway have
had sort showg shine to them seldom giving June
experience in the heavy emotng line ut time for me to
grow" Taking plunge all once, she signed
with the Shakespeare Festival Theater to play
leading role in A Midsummer Nights Dream.
Although the salary that star gets at the Stratord
Theater the Connecticut counterpart of the English theate
is coffee June is delighted to have chance
the classics She's accorded the guest cottage that
Katherine Hepburn had last has happily settled down
amid critics praise in role Titania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

June Hovoc better known Broadway V and the movies mokes
her debut this Shokespeore Midsummer Nights Dreom
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DACR0N RUFFLED
CURTAINS
q,
z pairs 500

Washable and reody to hong
in minutes, fully ruffIed with
tie-bocks. Designed to fit
your short problem windows os
we'll os medium or long, criss-
cross without hiking up. White.
Lengths: So" 45", 54", g.,
To-, 81" co.. Fits windows
up to so" wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
washable /. and in
q dozen decorator eoIors
new HI-LO LOOP
COTTON RUGS
....r 1'5s 2 for 500

Add O touch of cool color to your
floors with these populor heovy loop
cotton rugs Roller cooted non
skid booking. Rosewood. pink,
oroy, blue, hunter green, emerald
green, yellow, sond. brown, tur-
quoise, red, white.
Downstairs Store. Budget Homefurnishinos.
North Building
oIso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
washable, ne-iren,
fringsd On three sides
COTTON CHENILLE
BEDSPREADs
3.a
2 for TOO

Alwoys oddino O fresh touch to your
bedroom and best of oil. 50 cosy
to core for. Deeply frinoed on three
sides. twin and full sizes. Choose
pink. oqUo. gold. light green. blue.
brown or white.
DO~ns'Oirs Store. Budget t4Omefurnishinos.
North Building
oIso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

SHOP EARLY, SHOP LATE MONDAYS ar wal
WssAagtsa Store, spsn nsaasys $50 IN. 10 pn....
Corners Falls ehureh Val spsn $40 ssso pn.
.srsspi ssthssss sudgst sisrs spsa $50 tssRa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
Boy Scouts Bring
.Sofety Warnings
To Parkway Autos

Thousands Of motorists were
given a new slant on highway
safety along the Baltimore
Washington parkway over the
week end, thanks to the Boy
Scouts of Troop 402, Kent VII
lage, Md.
The troop, carrying large
placards on their backs urging
safe highway driving. walked
almost 30 miles along the park
way in two days.
The boys hiked from the
u. S. so interchange on the
parkway to the Baltimore City
limits, camping Saturday night
on Fort Meade.
They carried signs reading
such slogans as: Speed thrills
but kills" Drive slower
live longer" Speed is the real
killer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
Suspended Driver Hits
Police Cor. Injuries Z

A 40-year-old car washer.
driving on a suspended per-
init, sideswiped a parked auto
and then crashed into a police
cruiser today. injuring two
18th precinct privates.
Willie G. Robinson. 4512
Fades place N. E., who was
slightly injured, was booked.
police said, on charges of driv-
ing on a suspended permit,
driving while drunk. reckless
driving and colliding.
Injured in the accident in the
$500 block of Naylor road Sc.
were Pvts. Malcolm E. Carter.
IS. of 6 Pickett drive, Morning
side, and Albert G. Silbaugh,
80, of 1903 Twenty-third street
Sc. Both are in fair condi-
ton in Casualty Hospital with
neck injuries.
Police said the Robinson auto
side-Swiped q car owned by
Mrs. Marjorie w. Billings.
2625 Naylor road Sc. and then
plowed head on into the scout
car.
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Two Men PIeod Guilty
In heck-KitingS Scheme

panel Of prospective jurors,
Federal Judge Albert v. Bryan
said the Government alleges
that Stiles kited checks between
the Peoples Bank In Maryland
and the Mount Vernon Bank in
Virginia.
More than $500 checks were
written during the course Of the
scheme between February, 1855.
and February. 1857.
Wiley B. Wood, ~, Of Route
5 Vienna. Martfeld's brother
in-law, pleaded guilty to one
count involving the fraudulent
securing Of an FILA loan. The
loan Indictment was returned
after bank examiners discov.
cred the transaction while in
vestieating the check kiting.
Free on Bond
All those who entered guilty
pleas are free on $500 bond
pending . probation oficer's
pre-sentence report.
Stiles is expected to take the
stand as a government witness
against Martfeld and Mckinley.
Most Of the morning was
spent in selecting q jury to hear
the case. which Is expected to
take several days. Assistant
United States Attorney Andrew
w. Giangreco Is the prosecutor.
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Public Hearing Set
On Route 4 PIuns

Residents Of the North For
estville Md area will air their
views on proposed revisions in
plans for construction Of re-
located Route 4 marlboro pike
at Q public hearing at 9 pm.
next Monday at North Forest
vile Elementary School.
The meeting Is sponsored by
the Board Of County Commits
sioners and the Prince Georges
County Planning Board.
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Father CHARGED
In Sons Death

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. 10
R.-Police here yesterday were
investigating the slaying Of the
director for the city's Bureau
Of Trafic Engineering but were
reported hampered beca use
they could not reach the ac-
cused-the father Of the victim.
Killed with a blast from a
% caliber. single-shot rife was
Hubert Kirk Perkins, jro 80.
Police said they found his body
lying beside his car In front of
his parents home Saturday
night after being called to the
scene by the victims father,
H. X. Perkins, sr. The elder
Perkins was charged with
murder.
Yesterday police said the
father had been admitted to
Medical College of Virginia
Hospital and that they had not
been able tb reach him for
questioning.
Meanwhile, a brother of the
victim, DR.. Horace E. Perkins,
told police the shooting was
the result Of Q terrible &C.
cident."
He said his brother had
gone to eat dinner with his
parents Saturday. The elder
Perkins and the traf1ic engi-
neer. he said, had been look
ing at q 20 caliber rifle. After
dinner the elder Perkins left
by the front door to take the
engineer home. He said the
father carried the rife with
him.
DR.. Perkins said his brother
went out the back door,, And
then appeared on the street
near the car. He told police
that apparently in the dark
ness his father thought his
son to be an intruder and shot.
shot.
DR.. Perkins said he was not
at the scene but that he had
discussed details Of the Incl
dent with members Of the
family.