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HOUSES UNFURNIsRED

ACCOKEEK, Md -bedrm. frame
detached house, IA blks. on In
dian Head hwy; reasonable. NEW
CoMB-JONES REALTY, INC. 10.
2-7655.
ALEX.-6-rm. brick Colonial; 8
lge: bedrms.; excel. NV. residen-
tial sect; bus ] blk; mr.. schools.
stores; 100 ". Mason ave. or XII
ALEX. AREA; Navy man transfer.
= bedrms., Ia baths, firepl.,
lot: Is-mo. lease; S125. SO. S-9264.
ALEX. - LincoInia Hills, is min.
Pent.; mr.. shop. ctrs. and commits
sary; vacant; school, g blks., opens
Sept. g: 6rk. ramb.. 3 bedrms., GE
bst s cor lo d:' $3.50 mon SOn0 opt siif e
buy and assume CT loan. so.
$4,000.
ALEX. = Holm Hall. 1881 Fort
porcS, dining E area area, firepI'. bsn SSl
fenced yd.; walk. dist. schls., shop.
ctr, church, bus: immed. occur,
S125 mo. so. 5-1647.
ALLENTOWN, MD, 6452 Lanham
lane bedrms., liv. rm., kit and
bath: oil heat: stairs to large at
tic: mr.. Andrews AFB; $50 mo.
ARL.-2-story Colonial: 3 bed
rm.. lse. fenced I'd; I'd. Clos: to 70
schools. 939 N. Liberty st. CDo-
minion Hills). Open. S132 mo.
ia. 2-7103.
ARL., FALLS CHI, FAIRFAX CITY
\ a.
Sbedsrms, SioNon$s;Si5o: sba edrms.'
S99-Sl65. ASK USl REALTY Co,
IA. 1892.
ARL., N.--2 bedrms., ia baths; ga.
month. IA. s-7ss7' AV
ARL., 1909 n. Veitch-2 bedrms.,
Nv. rm.,. din; rm;, furn. kit porch;
ARL.-2- bedrm. semidet.; gas heat,
schools; SEQ, ia. 5000.
ARL., NJ 2712 N. GEORGE Ma.
son DIS bedrms., Ia baths
din, rm., porch, $125 mo. FL. 4
1927.
ARL.--3 bedrms., III baths, fire-
pl.; 10 min. Pentagon; S12b mo
Call after 9. KE. 6-S332.
ARL., N.-Attrac. 6-rm. brk. with
fireplace; unusual close-in loo.
S125 mo. ia. 2-3443.
ARL., 1858 N. Vermont st.-3-hed.
rm. brk. Colonial; rec. rm.. scr
porch: S135. JE. 4-2gS5.
ARL., N.-Several attractive 2 anC
\ 3 bedrnl. houses now avail, Is
baths. basmts., SIPS. CAROLINE
l L. CAMPBELL, agent. JE. 3-0173
4 BANNOCKBURN HTS bedrms.
3 baths, rec. rm. with firepl., 2.
car garage, lee. patio with firepl.
1925. Call for apt. WI. 2-2s71
BARNABY WOODS, Chevy Chase
d. Colonial brick: 3 bedrms.
2 baths, living rm., dining rm.
kitchen, den, powder rm., recrea
ton Tm., washer, drieT, garage
shrubbery. RA. 3-ss75.
lBETHESDA-3 bedrms.. ~ baths
brand-new. color kitchen: dish
washer, disposal, finished rec. I'm
MRS. PETTY, OIL. 10000. a
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- FULLY FUhNIoHED
ROCKVILLE -. DETACHED RAM
aBLER, COMPLETE WITH FURNI-
TURE. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
PAYMENTS LESS THAN RENT.
TIL o-63f5 ANY TIME re
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.
HILLCREST

OPEN SUNDAY, rs
1918 Bend st S.E.-Detached brick
dwelling; lge. liy. rm. with flrepl.,
din, rm.. kit. with dishwasher and
garbage disposal, 3 bedrms. and
bath, rec rm., gas h.-w.h Price.
SlS.500. FREDERICK A. BLUMER
Co., 617 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
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HHTHPECT

441A441S4t4jO4
S14. 750-Detached frame with as
bestos siding. 6 rms. 2 baths, fin
a. e. S 81 SGEisir c beat e FFE PsnnsyI
Vaflia ave. Sc, LII 100000
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LATONA, OIL 4-0160.
22O8 TUNLAW ROAD NV. = Liv.
rm.. din. rm:, den and kit, 3 bed
rms, complete bath with two
sleeping rooms on back porch. full
basement with another complete
bath. For further information,
call M PAUL HANNAH, ME. s.
400, 732 18th st. NV.
LARGE FAMILY?-Rent our home
today, 3 minutes D. C, 2-flr. plan,
S130 mo-. B. bedrms., 2 kits. 2
baths; lovely large ward. Call MRS.
SPEROS. Pc. 2-3964.
I3-BEDROOM HOUSE, Pimmit Hills:
fenced-in back ward; $50 mo. Call
DU. 5-56S2.
1901 18th ST. N.W.-Corner, CEN
ter hall, 8 bedrms., 2 baths, all
cleo. kit, auto, dishwasher: gas
heat: firepls. Newly renovated.
$3.50. DE. 2-1091.
OR FOR SALE = 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; close in; no AGENTS. JE.
4t6436.
5O19 18th ST. N,E.-3 bedrms., IA
baths, rec. redec.,, fenced yard.
500 mo. 10 1856.
VIRGINIA HUNT C0uNTRY-Beau-
lIul WoVuCu aIchg ~ inlAce rum
Washington. Four-bedroom. twc-
garage, oil heat, garden: school
bus; lovely view; 500 month.
yearly oasis to satisfactory ten
ants; stabling available II desired
BY appt. only. Telephone The
Plains, Clearbrook 3-261I, Thurs
days through SUNDAYS only. or
write Box 4, The Plains, Vireinia
54s FOxHALL RID. = 2-bedrm
home. Rent with option to buy,
THE WHEELER CORP, 1915
Waller pl., Sc, 10. 2-9200.
8 BEDRnIS,, 2 baths: conv, N. ATl
location. S1bO month, PURNER' IS
REALTY CO.. Realtors. IA. 7-0071
8 BEDRMS., ~ baths, game rm.,
screened nj, porcn, payse terrace rae;
utes to Pentagon. Freshly redec-
GRATED. school and churches near
See house at All Tenn. ave. or
phone JE. 1880.
10th ST. NV, 1211-walk &c
downtown; 8 rooms, 2 baths. in
come possibilities: .S97 80. NJ. e
SMITH. INC, weekdays DI. 7-7s77
DE LUXE 3-BEDROOM, lh-batf
ramb., S135 mo. with leasel
In gracious-treed area. restriotee
community. 3 blks. to elem. school
You'll love this one. Luxury kit
in yellow, stainless steel. dish
washer. disposal, wall oven, coun.
ter-top cleo stove. Ice. refgr
12x12 din. rm.: liv. rm. has flrepl.
fenced yard, patio, 81 tail trees
CT. 6-36s4.
lANNANDALE AREA -bedrm., n.
bath Cape Cod. Full bsmt.l with
beautiful rec. rm. S130 mo. Avail
Sept. 10.
AL BAKER & SON. INC.
Realty Brokers
Annandale once, CT. 6-4610
CHEVY CHASE, MD, ramb.: lge. liv
rm., din. I'm, 3 bdrms, 2 baths
scr. porch. gar. Mrs: Lundberg
KE. 7-l370 or OIL. 2-57T3.
STUART q MAURY, REALTORS
FALLS CHURCH AREA
3-bedroom, bath bungalow; real
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lLOSE"IN oILNEN OF NHNU-LdIk0
3-bedroom brick rambler, 2 full
baths on main I'M, floor; Jul bsmt I,
beautiful corner lot; reduced for
immed. sale. To reach: North on
Ga. ave, right on Plyers Mill to
1000 Cascade Rd Mr.. DULEY,
III S-3319
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m BERNADFTTF's PARIsH-I

SILVER SPRING, Colesville I'd
Owner moving, must sell beautiful
3-bedrm., 1la-bath brick Large
rooms. paneled den and paneled
rec room, h ". heat, garage: i'm
maculate condition. Excellent f.
nancing. Mid-twenties. JU. 5-l149.
SILVER SPRING - Most attrac.
white brick split level; 3 bedrms..
2Iz baths, rec. rm., flrepl.. 2 yrs.
old; mid-20s, $4,000 will handle.
JU. S-9S75
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CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB

AREA; by OWNER-Most attrac-
tive 2-year-old fully air-eondi-
toned home, located on q q
acre estate, liv. rm. wIfirepl.. din.
fast area, 8 bedrms. and maid
rm., 3 baths. spacious family rm.
extra Ice. scr. porch. 2 patios and
bsmt.. attached garage; S62 800.
EN- h-l12Q
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AREA, Just OF Ga. ave.
lOSl5 lnwood ave-; imposing corr
ner brick home, modern to the
smallest detail; bedrms.. 2 baths,
extra finished rec. rm.; only Sl9,-
95O on terms. STROUP, RA.
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ACCOKEEK, Md -bedrm. frame
detached house. "a blks. OF In
dian Head hwy; reasonable. NEW
CoMB-JONES REALTY, INC. 10
O.rRk6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick Cape
Cod; iirspi; IN Nv, nm sep. din;
bath on LIST A.; bedrm. and VI
bath on End A.: full bsmt.: wooded
yard; s,is; aoo Purchaser can as
pIooRFER, Realtor, OIL. 4-s111.
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30a5 Dent place bet. q and r on
Both: remodeled, including new
Grapes and curtains--3 bedrooms,
rec. rm., garden with brick patio,
cleo. kit, walled-in air-cond. unit
Very attractive, S39,500. FRANK
M. DOYLE, Realtor, WO. 6-2637
or DI. 7-7965 Saturday and Sun.
GEORGETOWN, 1851 33rd St
Open Sun. 2-6-Recaptured charm
in small town house with garden;
2 bedrms.. 2 baths, drawing rm.,
study, din. rm., kit, powder rm,,
you. FRANCES POWELL HILL.
Realtor, 1908 goth 81. NV, DE.
o-A1n1 or EE ALMA
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WHEATON. GLENMoNT FOREST
FLA $1,000; $3.50 cash down in
month psys All Ioyeiy o. gSs g.t
bungalow with full basement; near
transportation. See 1902 LindelI
street now. Quick possession. Call
Mr.. Clark RIA. 3-9011. A s.
GARDINER a. CO., INC. Ma.
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PRINT sHOP-Excel. opport. fol
right party. One-man shop. Gross
over $1,000 per mo. Part-time, nc
selling. VIII sell all or part. $4,000
noon til 5 for Inspection. No phone
calls 166 1lth ST.. Sc.
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WHEATON = 3-bedroom rambler,
S13,100. This is lovely. . large
patios, storm windows, Anchor
fenced lot, shade trees. Assume
large 4laqe trust: SS1 per mo.
pays all Only 81 900 down,
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
INC. APP 7-A646 It'll q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. decorated
brick rambler, on Bradley blvd,
27-ft. liv, rnl. with firepl., din.
rm, ,all-elec. kit, screened porch
Northumberland yard; S23.5O0
ko9RzEN!Dos0S,RPER, Realtor' OIL
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CLEVELAND PARK-Spacious, i'm
maculate, 6-bedrm. house in ideal
location: Just on the market; 500
elusive with SIMMONS PROPER
TIES. DE. 2-0730.
COLUMBIA RID. AND 19th-By
OWNER. home plus income; fenced
I'd; conv. to transp, shops,
down pymt. CO. 5-6342.
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Bethesda
TRADE

Continued on Next PaseJ
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.


BETHEsDA--Brick Cape Cod; cony.
S & shSpp!nS S.ts sshG pS bs s1an'P snd
Realtor. 1889 wis, ave-. Of
S.slSs; eyes, Of. 2-@S7o. once
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REAL ESTATE SALE or EXON

hENI ESIAIE SALI u EAVH'
RIGHT NOW If YOU OWN free
real estate that you cannot sell
for cash, within 5 days ! can
exchange II at the market price
for NV. or sc. Md. property
at the market price. For quick
action, call JOHN a BRICkLEY.
property since 1922
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GEORGETOWN : Unique bachelor
house. with wail-to-vaI carpet
sep. den and din. rm.; S175 mo
Eyes. DE. 2-54o4. MILLICENI
CHATEL. 1875 Wis. ave. NV,
DE. 2.ll37.
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TYLER GARDENS

INDIVIDUAL-LUxURIoUs
Large kitchen, many closets. pvt
front and rear entrances. Walk "a
schools, shopping, theater. Com
pletely redecorated in three colors
Acres Of lawn and enclosed play
areas, ideal for children. Ample
parking. Excellent transportation
VISIT OUR MODEL APT.
S99 West Broad st. JE. 2-2S1O
Daily. Saturday, Sunday
$40 -S.30 PM
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SILVER sP., MD. Dos Langie Dr.
2 bedrns.. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
h.-w.h., full bsmt. expandable attic,
L. bath; s17.e9O. OWNER
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FOGGY BOTTOM - Charming q
bedrm. row brick. elesantly furn :.
completely carpeted; irepl,. air
S ges mon aspO SF I s1So pauo'
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SILVER SPRING = FOUR BED
ROOMS, TWO FULL BATHS.
These new home, are nearing
completion. Quality built and To-
Gated in most convenient area.
Priced low POS. THOMPSON CO.,
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WHEAION AKEA-Immaeul 4
level split; liy. rm. with firepl.,
huge kit. and din. rm.. patio, den,
3 bedrms., Ia baths, util. rm.,
bsmt., lovely property with shrubs,
trees and flowers; conv. schools:
S2l.50O. WI. 6-4932. No brokers.
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90ae ALIEN PLACE NV

2V3b ALLEN PLACE NV.
street, consisting Of 4 bedrms.,
bath. large living Yn., dining rm.
and kitchen; S135 per month.
HENRY ]. ROBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV, DI. 1914
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SILVER SPRING, no steps-3-bed-
rm. brick rambler; 2 baths, i'm
mensc liy. rm, din. a." kit. entr.
iIS Sys trepd .r 5eau =, Is s1S 'I
S2l,950. Low down payment.
OWNER, 10. 4-el55.
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SILVER SPRING, g2O5 SLIGO Greek
pkwy .-Center-hall brick Colonial;
3 bedrooms, 2 full, . half baths;
rec. room with firepl. and buiit-in
TV, cleo. kit. with dishwasher-
dtSp.s air-eond. liv. rm., attic fan,
auto. washer, drier. garage; mr.. ali
schools, S225 mo. JU. 9-5372.
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VIM sPRiN0 PROPER 7si5' :

800. SIT Cedar sE.-Dssira6is
T TsSf SI fsais ciR " SSd with r sSI:
separate din. rim.. 1st-fioor den,
large kitchen and enclosed rear
porch: 2 bedrms. and bath on end
fioor; full bsmt., oil a.-c. heat,
garags. shade tree, open sun;
co. ~ 9-412S; ewes. and SUM-
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rm, full bsmt. with maids rm
and Y bath: S1g,950. GEO, w
ave, OIL. 2-2l23; ewes, OIL
2-2570 once open Sun. ll-b.
BETHRsDA-3-bed brick Co
lonial; COW. TO NH. LIST n. pow
der rm. Full bsmt., paneled rec
rm., scr. porch. attached garage
Price reduced 81 900 for auicl
sale. FLA approved. S2l $50. GEO
w, ROBERTSON, Reaitor, 79Sl
Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2i23: ewes, OIL
2-2570. once open Sun. LIB.
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BETHESDA-3 bedrms.. 2K baths;
brand-nev. color kitchen: dish.
washer, disposal, finished rec. rm
MRS. PETTY, OIL. 10000. a
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WESLEY HGTS.-Beautifully an.
pointed liv. rm, library, din. rm.,
,ge. kit, 4 hedrms., 2 baths,
maids rm., bath, l-yr. lease
1915 mo. Call EN-. 3-03fS. NELLIE
LOWE CAssEL; Realtor. AID,
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iOuSES WAIVED 10 HENl

BETHESDA-N.W. AREA-Unfurn.
eeSrm; rambler or hedrm; On lst
1917. OF. l.lO7e. Oh. 4-2sa1.
RIvERDALE on COLLEGE PARK,
or 3 bedrooms, unfurn. house or
apt. z mos, about October Is.
500 Cash for l-yr. rent Of clean
3-bedrm home. Bethesda, Silver
Spring, etc. RE. 6-7333.
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WOODSIDE-Unusually well-main-
tanned all-brk,. prewar Colonial
home, slate roof, center entr.; "a
n hv. rm.' l5-ft. din. rm.. kit.
st A.: 3 twin-size bedrms. and
2 baths on End a.: spare bedrm. on
3rd a.: rec. rm., den, "a bath in
bsmt.; Gear Diet. gar: lge., level
lot, with shade trees; S26,95O.
a. j.. KESSINGER q CO., JU.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C., 500 3ist
pl n.w.--Avail. now 3-bedrm
Diet, Colonial house: ga baths, scr
porch, fin. attic. maids rm.:
fenced I'd, gar; 5000. Open Sat
4-52s0: Sun. RIA. 3-57s5.
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sentenced Donald Lewis. . twii
brother of Donell Lewis. to
serve q prison term OF from
one to three years on similar
charges.
The riot started, police said,
after a group Of boys and girls
had arrived by truck from Nor
beck. Nd. to picnic in the park.
During the disturbance, the
windshield Of the truck was
smashed and wires were pulled
loose. Several of the picnickers
were injured.
In another case, Judge David
A. Pine sentenced Clarence c.
johnson, IS, Of the 1900 block
Of Euclid street NV, to serve
from 10 to 80 months for pass
ing five forged postal savings
certificates. which totaled $50.
Charges which accused john
son of forging a signature on
the certificates were dismissed.
Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws
sentenced three men to serve
10 months each for possession
of numbers slips. They are
Jesse Dozier. so. of the 400
block of Sixth and Half street
S.W.; King E. Freeman, So, of
the 500 block Of Ninth street
S.W., and Andrew A. Nc
Farland, 81, of the 400 block
of G street S.W.
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z Sentenced
In Park Riot

Two youths were sentenced
yesterday under the Youth Cor
rections Act for rioting and
damaging a truck last April
during a disturbance in Rock
Greek Park, near the Zoo.
They are Donell S. Lewis, IS,
formerly Of the 1900 block of
IN street NV, and James E.
Mason, jr.. 10, Of the 100 block
of Twenty-fifth street NV,
Both were. convicted last No
vember by a jury in the q. S.
District Court for the District
of Columbia.
Sentence was imposed by
Federal Judge F. Dickinson
Let's. Under the section Of the
Youth Corrections Act, the two
boys will be under supervision
of Federal authorities for six
years. Also, under the section,
they must be released from
actual custody at the end of
four years and can be released
at any time.
On January II, Judge Let's
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Presbyterions Set
Groundbreukinq

Members of Sargent Memo
rial Presbyterian Church will
attend a groundbreaking serv-
ice for their new $3.50, 900 sane
tuary at 1890 pm. tomorrow at
Grant and Fifty-flrst streets
NE.
The new structure will seat
400 persons in the sanctuary
and also in the basement social
hall.
Sargent Memorial Church
was organized in 1908 and
named for Theodore Sargent
q ruling elder in National Pres
byterian Church when it was
First Covenent Church. The
Rev. Everett A. Hewlett is min
lister Of Sargent Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-01

Besides adding to the public
expense, a public defender set
up would delay court process
sing while it was determined
whether defendants were en-
titled to free legal services. the
statement noted.
The defendant would be
prosecuted and defended by the
Government. the attorneys de-
clared.
The present system. in which
judges appoint attorneys to
represent INDECENT defendants
works efficiently and recent
adverse publicity was only true
as to isolated instances" the
statement concluded.
A District Bar Association
committee recently criticized
the judicial procedure in GRIM
inal cases at Municipal Court
1t indicated that court-ap-
pointed lawyers often spend
most of their consultation time
with clients trying to extract
a fee.
The attorneys at Municipal
Court are all members of the
bar and have undergone a
thorough investigation as to
character and fitness" the
lawyers declared.
"The daily presence of at
torneyS in the Municipal Court
who are ready, willing and able
to accept appointments in these
(indigent) cases performs
an invaluable service in the
administration of criminal JUS
tice," the statement said.
Many of the well-known and
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Retiring GsA
Aide Honored

Mrs. Ralph E. Webster, re-
firing General Services Ad-
ministration employee, was hon.
ored last night by Government
and telephone company off,
Gals in the Continental Hotel.
Mrs. Webster has served 80
years as telephone operator at
the General Accounting Office
of GSA and was chief operator
before her retirement.
James H. Miller. chief of
communications at GSA, was
master Of ceremonies at the
dinner. Mrs. Webster, who lives
at 518 Ninth street NE. was
given a gold clock by her col
leagues.
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Services Chunqed

The Fairfax Methodist Church,
Kenmore drive and Stratford
avenue, Fairfax, tomorrow will
begin holding worship services
at $3.50 and IL am. and Sunday
School sessions at the same
hours. Formerly. the worship
services and school sessions were
held at 8:45 and 11:15 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-01
Neumun Assumes Post
Of Church Orounist

Alfred j. Neuman, %, today
assumes the post of organist
and director of music at Christ
Congregational Church, Silver
Spring, Md.
A graduate of Davidson Col
lege, Mr.. Neuman has a mas
ter's degree in music literature
from the University Of Michi-
gan. He comes to Christ
Church from Ingram Memorial
Congregational Church, Wash
ington.
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highly reputable attorneys Of
today, in both civil and GRIM
inal practice. have gotten their
start and basic experience from
court appointed cases in the
Municipal Court" they noted.
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RETIRES-Fred Rover, II,
former Army master SER
geant, retired yesterday
as superintendent of the
National Gem etery at
Soldiers Home. During 40
years in Federal service,
he has lost no time for
sickness. He received a
citation for his service
yesterday from Maj. Gen.
John G. Van Houten,
commander of the Mill
tary District of Washing
ton.--Star Staff Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-01
Defender Plan Costly,
Lowyer Group Charges

public defender system in Municipal Court would be
costly inefficient group Of rs lawyers declared yesterday
attorneys who appointed to represent INDECENT
defendants lowercot proceedings also issued statement
SYST
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-08
$15O,OOO Fur Shipment Headed For Anchorage

SEATTLE, LR -. The largest single fur shipment ever seen in the Pacific Northwest, valued in excess of $150,000, left Seattle under armed guard Thursday for Anchorage.
 The shipment was assembled here by Jonas Bros. of Seattle Inc, taxidermists and fur whole salers and manufacturers. The furs were shipped to Seattle by leading designers from Paris, New York and Los Angeles.
 Chris Klineburger, Jonas Bros. secretary treasurer, said the valu- able furs will be transported from downtown Seattle to Seattle Tacoma International airport in an armored car.
 Bert Klineburger, firm presi- dent, and an armed guard will accompany the shipment in a
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-08
Society Requests Stamp Commemorating The Admission Of Alaska

Since it has been forty-six years since a Territory has been admitted to Statehood and no stamp issued for it at that time, the issuance of g. stamp honoring Alaska Statehood would be a milestone in the history of US. Philately.
 The Anchorage Philatelic So- ciety has adopted the following Resolution:
 "BE IT RESOLVED, that the Anchorage Philatelic Society has adopted by motion as Club project and does hereby petition The Honorable E. l.. Bartlett, Delegate from Alaska, to use his influence to have a commemora- tive stamp designed containing thereon the flag of Alaska and the flag of the United States in colors and issued by the United States Post Office Department for the purpose of honoring Alaska Statehood"
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-08
Unemployment Dropped
 Some In July But There Was No Significant Change

WASHINGTON, tR The government reported today the number of unemployed Americans dropped by 143,O0O in July to 5,294,O00.
 Unemployment normally drops more sharply at this time of year.
 Employment rose by 198,OOO to 65,179,000. The increase was not as great as usual for July.
 The Commerce and Labor De- partments said 7.3 per cent of the work force was jobless last month compared with 6.8 per cent in June.
 The peak recession rate was 715 per cent in April.
 Secretary of Commerce Weeks and Secretary of Labor Mitchell said "the overall job picture did not change significantly in July"
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-08
Fairbanks Wins Jr. Legion Tournament

ANCHORAGE tR Four games in three days proved too much for the Anchorage Tigers as they were easily defeated by the favored Fairbanks Chuck Jays Ill Wednesday in the final game of the double elimi- nation Western Alaska American Legion Junior Baseball League tournament.
 The two teams played scoreless ball until the fourth inning when Fairbanks picked up one run. The Chuck Jays then collected five more in the fifth and four in the sixth to complete their SCOT ing. Anchorage's only run came in the eighth.
 The Fairbanks team outhit Anchorage 12 to behind the pitching of Dick Ferris. Larry Owens took the loss.
 Fairbanks will travel to Juneau this weekend to participate in the department finals.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-08

Pacific Northern Airlines plane to Anchorage, where an armored car will meet the plane.
 The furs will be shown at a style show in Anchorage Sunday.
 Included in the shipment is an original chinchilla coat valued at $30,0O0 and full-1ength tourma- line mink coat, first of it's kind in this part of the world, valued at $8,90O.