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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

ANDREWS AND BOILING FIELD
3-bedrm. brick ramh; full bsmt. (:
nesybly DECOR y Temple Hills:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

REsTAURANT-BEER ION and on /:
income. SI,lOO Wk.; rent, 5000;
new a.c.. stainless steel knotty
pine; good equipment; all like new
Price $4,000, s.IeTns. A. r.
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THE BROADMOoR
1901 Conn. Ave. NV.

APT. SIS AIR COND,
efhciency toversiZedl: foyer
tlarge enough TO eat I'M. lly.
Tm., solarium could be used
as small bedrm.l, dressing
nm, outside kit. and bath.
owner has added unusually
eommodious closets ana cup
boards. S.W. exposure with
awnings for all windows.
ONLY $4,000 with existing
furniture.
APT. 3lS-l bedrm., AIR .
COND., overlooking Rock
Greek Park. Very desirable
location in bldg.
APT. 6t3--2 bedrms., .
baths, 3 exposures in what
many believe TO be the
choice tier overlooking park
Ask for MR.. OWENS at
BROADMOOR desk or call
WO. 6-bq0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

NEW PARKSIDE, 1909
Summit pl. NV. - AIR =
COND.. l bedrm.. elev. bldg.
a. -nn
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1898 Ely pl SEE ants 5
rms and . kits and baths to be
rented to ! family; Sis Csll Mr.
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ALEx.--Circa 1860 brick, 2 bed
hand painted vail murals' sar-
den; St40 mo. HERNHOLM
REALTY. XII. 9-74l1, so, b-659a
ALEX, in old town, 800 Prince
ST --4 bedrms.. ? liV rms, din.
rm.. iRe. kit, garden, ample stor-
age. view Of river; S1s5. XII. s.
3653 after D pm. Open all day
Sunday.
ALEX, adjacent fashionable Lake
Bancroft - Spacious, 3 bedrms +,
Ice. closets, y baths, de luxe kit.
with washeI-drier. CT. 6-ls7g
ALEX.--32l Farmington DR.; 3
rms, bath, full bsmt fenced in
rear ward $50 so mo Call E,X.
$1,000 or ewes and VIZ. ends,
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VIRGINIA, N. Springfield. 54l1 Ives
Almost new rambler, in a SUI
perb section, with rear area of
trees, Just like q park; . or 3
bedrms, earpoTt A rare chance
to rent transferred owners choice
REALTY CO, 64i6 Brandon ave.
FL. A-RR1I
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MT. PLEASANT at 1905 Lanier pl.
Uncomfortable and spacious A.
bedI Dom home with family-size
dining room, nice kit, and
screened porch; avail. June ], at
Sl25. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
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BETHESDA = Luxury 4-bedroom,
2k-bath home in prestige COM
munity; den, recreation rm.. beau
tifully handicapped lot: truly an
excellent home for entertaining
For inspection, A, v. PISANI,
Realtors, OIL. 4-7500; ewes. OIL.
p-ETIE
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COLORED = 1926 CHURCH ST.
NV lge. rms, bath; gas
h.-w.h.: rent, $50. 80. P. j.
WAJSHE, INC, Ills Eye st. NV.
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RESTAURANT-COCKTAIL lounge
equip. air cond. See to appreciate.
S55,000. Terms.
RESTAURANT - Beer, wine
Beautifully equipped, air cond.,
downtown; S1.4O0 wkly. $4,000
Terms.
WE HAVE $4,000 to invest as
down payment for flrst-class res
taurant. What have you?
A, s. ECONOMON
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DRIVEN, snack shop. Nd, oxon
Hiil--S1 400 vk., growingi Low
rent; $4,000. terms. GIBRALTAR
DRIVEN CLEANERS. va.-Excel.
loo. mod plant. GOOD bush; S10,-
coo, terms, GIBRALTAR co.
81 GOO CASH On. buys Ice. rn
house. i445 Girard ST nv: Ice
rms apis Furnished Good inc
S14.g5n. GIBRALTAR CO.
LAWN MOWER and bicycle sales
service; good location South B
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THE WESTCHESTER
FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL 5 TODAY
POTOMAC PLAZA
2475 virginia Ave. NV,

In Washingtons most
sought-atter and ONLY COM
pleteiy modern, 1906 air
cond. contemporary co op
there is presently available
q choice l-hedrm. apt home
ASK for MAJOR CARNEY at
POTOMAC PLAZA desk or
call FE 3-461U.
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and Spring Valley shop. center
Cool brk. house; > bedms, 3
baths. lge liv. rm. opening on
terrace and enclo. garden; cow,
attrae, reas $500 mo-: June l5-
Sept. L or later EN-. 2-2554,
Sun. or ewes
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SILVER SPRING-3 bedrms., ia
OIL 6-657S. SUBURBAN HOME
I REALTY.
SILVER SPRIN Forest Glen
! Walter Reed Annex area-Newly
decorated bi-level rambler. 3 bed
rms, IA baths and family room;
overlooking Rock Greek Park
! 29l6 Forsythe ave. c. M MAR
STELLER, Jr., Resltor, JU. g.
! zoo.
SPRNGFIELD-3-bedrm., / bath
split level rec. rm., garage: now
avail; $3.50 mo. XII. S-lO46.
SPRINGFIELD-Immed possession,
3-bedrm., ll2-bath rambler with
carport; fenced yard around cor
ner from school; Sl30-Sl35 mo.
FLEETWOOD REALTY, FL. Il
$500.
SUITLANDi rent or sell; option to
bqy-3-bedrm. brick, close to
schools; sos mo. on lease. MR..
DELE, ST. 3-352O.
TAX. PK.-6-rm. BUNGALOW. liv.-
rm.. firepl., din. rm.. built-in china
closet. . bedrms.. enel. porch. Full
bsmt., outside entr. Laundry tubs,
extra toilet. Avail. 500. HE. A
62f1.
TAKOMA PARK, D. C., 1905 Willow
% rms. bath, newly decorated.
Yard. ia. 9-964l.
UNIVERSITY HILLS, 1902 Rutgers
ST.: Sll2.5O mo.-3-bedrm. ram
bier; vacant. H. CARLYLE de
LOzIER, WA. $4,000.
VA-3 and bedrm. homes. S12O
to S1T5. NICHOLS REAL ESTATE
CO, FL. 4-S95S.
VA, : CORNERS - 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, > firepls.. ! "a baths, rec
rn., dishwaSher, disp.; Sl35. JE.
3-754s.
VIENNA-2-yr. -old 3-bedrm. 2-bath
split level; rec. rm.. wooded,
fenced lot lots Of extras July /.
DU, 5-724l
VIRGINIA, N, Springfield. 54l1 Ives
Almost new rambler, in a SUI
perb section, with rear area of
trees, Just like q park; . or 3
bedrms., earport. A rare chance
to rent transferred owners choice
home; S135. SPRIN GF1EL D
REALTY CO., 64l6 Brandon ave.
FL. 4-66ll.
VIERS MILL = 2-bedrm. rambler,
finished bsmt. $50 mo- rent, OPP
ton, or sale. S295 On, TAMBLY YIN
8; CO., 10. o-2930. VIII. 6-9334.
vIERS MILL-3-bedrm home, rec.
rni, and garage; sos per mo. with
option TO buy at Sl0.750. Call JU
$1,000. BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
WALTER REED AREA-Det. 4
bedrm., study: nice; clean good
LIST floor plan. avail. June 23rd
Lease, $3.50. STROUP, RA. g.
500.
WESLEY HGTS.-3~bedrm.. 3-bath
rambler, rec. rm., lovely yard.
$3.50 mo. ROBERT H. KENT q
CO.. JU. $4,000.
WHEATON, MD.-3-bedrm. Colonial.
near schools; finished bsmt,. Ice
fenced yard; Sis mo. with option
TO buy. 10. 5-1630.
WHEATON WOODS-3-bedrm brick
rambler; Sl25 mo. MONTGOMERY
REALTY CO. u. 9-9200: ewes.
Ju, 5-3292.
WHEATON-Brick rambler with 2
bedrooms, bath. full bsmt. On
Weisman road, 800 mo. on lease.
r, P. RIPLEY CO. JU. 1889.
wHEAToN-Rent or buy; beaut.
oeorms., baths eompl. re-
dec; lge. level lot; cow. TO all
SenoolSt rent Sl0O mo. or GUY
with low On. pymt vacant;
cepted. 10 5-2131.
WHEAToN-ROCKVILLE AREA
bedTm. bungalow, rec. I'm. in bsmt
Rent, $50 or sell. VIII 6-7ll6.
WOODBRIDGE, s406 2lst ri. ne
6-rm. Diet well-bUlt brk home.
open f1repl large yard, gas h-W.
heat white occupancy. 500.
OWNER, NO. 7-066U.
YORKTOWN VILLAGE blk
from WestmoTeland Circle 4
bedrmS baths. brk Colonial
Recreation IN and garage Love
y garden. Avail immsd. for >
VI lease az S25u mo OIL. e-5l46
44o4 TEND AVE. LandoveT His.
open sat. and Sun for inspee-
ton No refrigeratDF
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RESTAURANT Income. $500 wk,,
nicely equipped. SUBURBAN loc.r
rent s135: hrs. 0 to :, no Sun,
low overhead; only $4,000 down.
Mr.. fowler with A. r. SEEL YE,
m --SgDS
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EDMUND. FLYNN co.
COOP Apt. Authority Since lp2Ol
washington Bldg. Ma S-a565
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HOUSES FURNISHED
ARLINGTON. ". 5Tl5 N. Falri

ARLINGTON. NJ. 5Ii5 N. Fairfax
dr.---a bedrmse full tiled bsmt !:
a-car garage. completely and
beautifully furn: Si6O ASK U.s.
REALTY CO. IA. s-l252.
ARL., of Lorcom lane---5-rm. bum
galow. neatly furn.; lge, screened
porch. garage. shady yard, For
summer or LONGER. ia. 2-057S.
ARL.. VA.-Must rent nicely furn..
wonderfully COW. 2-bedrm. house,
$50. JE, 4-1g69.
ARL.-Attrac. 3-bedrm. Ideal loo,
screened porch, bsmt, Cow. bus,
shops; SlJ5. ia. 2-Ol3S.
BETHESDA - 4 bedrms: wooded
acre; sWimminE pool privileges
June 18th 10 Sept. LIST. 5000 mo
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ARL., N-Charming brick ram
bler on tree-shaded lot. Walk to
pl., din. L. equip. kit. with table
space, 3 bedrms.. permanent stair
way to attic, Pull bsmt. Sl55 per
mo, For details call Mrs Hender-
shott. THE DARBY CO, ia.
5-S3y3, Ewes. and weekends. KE
$3.50.
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COOP APIS. FoR SALE

SILVER SPRING-Attrac l-bedrm,
apt, lovely grounds and view
All modern apt. conv. Near shops
and transp. JU 9-432S, ewes. and
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BUTTERWORTH Pr, M. Mass

BETHESDA - Mod. furn.: 3 bed ;
rms "a baths, firepl block OF
Wise; air eond carpeted: biR
washer and dryer OIL 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

CAFETERIA and cocktail lounge,
fully equipped, for sale or lease.
Seating capacity over 200. Estah-
lished business 90 years. Sl65. 600
gross annually: 3 apartments, 500
x st n n M hrnEprs
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK: avail.
June IL to Sept. IA bedrms
ga baths, liv, rm. din. rm., kit.
with diShWasher;. rec. rm, washer
and drier fenced yard: S45 week.
incl all utils, telephone and use
Of Mnens. KE- 1-In4R
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coLORED-9EET WITH OPTION
NEAR Sth AND
MISSOURI AVE NV.
Gorgeous semidet. brick in the
heart Of Brightwood: 4 bedrms., >
kits. ga baths sl25.
To. 2-l6aG JU. s-94T7
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rental. .
bedrms., bath. lge liv. rm., din
rm, kit. powder rm Call $40
am: after 8 pm, AID. 4-1552.
GEORGETOWN-Handsomely furn.
house; 4 bedrms. and 3 baths /;
suitable for family or group; $3.50
mo. Open today 2-6. 1905 2Sth
st. DU. LONG.
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ARL., N. - Arm. cottage, mr.. Fit
Myer: avail. June 10, $50 per mo.
BEULAH GOSS, ia. @-56S2
ARL., S.--Mod. 3-bedrm. house,
storage attic, fene. I'd. Conv. loo.
Lease. Vacant. OIL. 2-S214.
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ARL., M rms. and bath frame
house, firepl full bsmt; gas
burner, h.-w h. close TO schools
stores and transp. Sl26. REIBLE,
Agent IA S-4hoA
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ANDREWS, sUITLAND = 3-bedrm
home and 3-aere lot; frepl. and
porches; ideal for Andrews per-
sonnet: si25. MeALLIsTER. Real
tors. RE. 6-44OO.
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GROCERY : BEER
PACKAGE LIQUOR
DRY GOODS : FABRICS

Owner quotes $4,000 annually.
Good pTohts, mostly hail pint and
pint sales. Priced reasonably Terms
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CHEVY CHASE, wa1l-to-wall car
pet, 4 bedrms, ga baths, lge
din, rm library, maids rm,.
2-car gar, rose garden. $500 OIL.
O-pRII I'M o-S1S1
Evening star., 1958-07-02
Tunner Named
Chief of MATS

SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE,
ILL.,. Jul 2 (R.-Lt. Gen. VIII
liam H. Tunner, who COM
manded the joint British-Amer-
ican airlift that broke the Ber-
lin blockade by the Russians 10
years ago, is the new coff1fnan-
der Of the Military Air Trans
port Service.
His appointment to succeed
1t. Gen. Joseph Smith at the
service headquarters here was
announced yesterday. Gen.
Smith retired from active mill
tary service Monday.
Gen. Tunner, 81, is a former
commander in chief of the
United States Air Force in
Europe. During World War II
he commanded the Air Forces
ferrying division and later the
India China division, whic h
conducted the hump" airlift
from India to China.
A graduate of West Point, he
recently has been deputy chief
Of staff for operations at head
quarters of the Air Force in
Washington.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
$2.4 Million Fire
At Hollywood

HOLLYWOOD, July 2 (R.-
A $2.4 million fire before dawn
today destroyed the Samuel
Goldwyn Studios biggest sound
stage and sets ready for a Sc
million movie version of "Porgy
and Bess."
Twenty county and city fire
department units battled the
spectacular three-hour blaze.
All four walls and the roof
of the 200x400-foot stage COL
lapsed.
Marshal Workman, assistant
general manager of the studio,
said the stage was worth 81
million. He gave these other
damage estimates:
The sets, three months in the
building. more than $780, 900;
one Todd 40 (wide-Screen)
camera, 100000: sets and
props stored in the basement,
$500,000; electrical equipment
and other studio paraphernalia,
100000.
Rehearsals we're to have be-
gun on the stage today for
filming of the George Gersh-
win opera. Filming was to
have started tomorrow.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
Stuunton Fires
Chief of Police

STAUNTON, Va, July 2 (P.
The city's discharged police
chief says his firing resulted
from "a misunderstanding on
some policies here"
Maj. Bernard A. Gill told a
reporter yesterday he had been
summoned to a special city
council meeting Monday night
in Mayor s. 8. Loewner's Office
and asked to resign for reason
of inSubordination.
Il refused to resign on those
conditions" Mai. Gill said. He
added that he had denied the
allegation Of insubordination.
The Mayor said Capt. r. r.
Cline had been named acting
chief.
Maj. Gill became police chief
six years ago, coming here from
Richmond where he was a city
police lieutenant.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
Prof. HeisenbeFq
Explains Theory;
Scientists Cool

GENEVA. July 2 P). = The
unified field theory developed
by Germany's Nobel prize-win-
ming Prof. Werner Heisenberg
came under severe criticism yes
terday at an East West meet
ing of about 200 physicists.
Prof. Heisenberg explained
his theory to the conference
convened by the European Or
ganization for Nuclear Re-
search. The theory, first an
nounced last February. con-
tains a mathematical formula
seeking to explain the basic re-
lationship between matter and
all forms Of energy.
Foremost among Prof. Heis-
enberg's challengers yesterday
was his own closest associate in
the development Of the theory,
Prof. Wolfgang PAUL. Of Switz-
erland.
Prof. PAUL explained his
doubts about the accuracy Of
the mathematical calculations
used in developing the theory.
He stressed that this did not
necessarily invalidate Prof.
Heisenberg's conclusions, but
said it left them lacking DEM
onstrable proof.
Prof. Marvin Goldberger,
professor of physics at Prince
ton University, said the Heisen-
berg theory was received with
considerable disbelief" by the
conference.
Prof. Heisenberg declined
comment.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
Mrs. Brinson,
81, Widow of
Patent Examiner

Mrs. Roscoe C. Brinson, 81,
widow of a United States patent
examiner, died Sunday in
Prince Georges General Hospi-
tai Of a heart attack. Her home
was at 1915 Fortieth place,
Brentwood, Md.
The former Margaret Fitch,
Mrs. Brinson was the daughter
Of Albert Cargo and Ida Lee
Johnson Fitch. She was born
in Sherman, Tex, and attended
Kidd-Key College there.
After her marriage in 1917.
she came to Washington and
had lived in the area since.
Her husband died in 1855.
Mrs. Brinson had been a
member Of the Mount Rainier
Christian Church for "a years.
She is survived by a son,
John Roscoe Brinson, Brent
wood; two daughters, Mrs. Dor
othy B. Merkel, Richmond, and
Mrs. Edith B. Martin, 1919 FL
lison street, Falls Church; a
sister, Mrs. Edith Hannah,
Sherman: and five grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services were to be
conducted at 1880 pm. today
at the Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Chapel, with burial in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
Perez Jimenez to Try
ToCIeor Himself Here

Press. a Foreign Ministry COM
munique said Venezuelan Dip
lomatic missions abroad have
been instructed TO take up and
cancel diplomatic passports
now used by the general and
his family and replace them
with ordinary ones.
Only last month. Venezuela's
ruling junta Cancelled the Dip
lomatic passports held by the
ousted president, his family and
a group Of his top aides. but
they still have them.
Gen. Perez Jimenez. who
ruled Venezuela for nearly 10
years, fled with his family last
January when military leaders
toppled his dictatorship after q
bloody revolt Of civilians.
Hundreds were KILLED and
wounded in the revolt while
Gen. Perez Jimenez tried in
vain to hang on.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
Russian Dancers
BidU. S. Good-by

NEW YORK. July 2 R.-
Those audience-wowing Rus
sian dancers went home yester-
day-their luggage crammed
with United States merchandise
and their farewell brimming
with fondness for Americans.
AS the leader of the Moiseyev
dance ensemble put it, every
thing has been just wonderful.
I'VE saw in America many
new and wonderful things" I"
said Igor Moiseyev. Many
wonderful qualities in the cities
and most of all in the hearts of
Americans :. q wonderful i'm
preston. :"
AS the 88 young men and
women artists boarded a Scan
dinavian airliner at Idlewild
Field, heaps of new possessions
were trundled aboard. Items
included cameras, fur coats,
monographs, dresses, suits and
sweaters. One man had a set
of curtain rods.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
Robert Berrett,
Formerly of DC.

Services for Robert w. Ber-
rett. a former purchasing agent
for the M. S. CHM & Co., an
Office supply firm here, were
conducted yesterday in Tampa.
Fla.
Mr.. Berrett. who was SO, died
Saturday in Florida.
A native of the District, he
spent most of his life in the
Washington area and had been
with the CHM company 20
years before he moved to
Florida about two months ago.
His home here was at 1700
Lamont street NV.
He was a member of Pental-
pha Lodge, No. %, F. A. A. M,
of the Masonic Order, Knights
Templar, Royal Arch Mason
and Almas Temple Shrine.
He leaves a brother, William
T. Berrett, Lorton, Va, and a
sister. Mrs. Zelda Rumble,
Tampa.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
Texas Outflow
Granted Parole

AUSTIN. Tex, July 2 (R.-
Floyd Hamilton, Texas despera-
do of the l930s, has been grant
ed a parole after 20 years be-
hind bars.
Gov. Price Daniel approved
yesterday a parole recon-
mendation and Hamilton will
be released to Dallas parole
authorities within two days.
Hamilton, 40, was imprisoned
in Texas in April, 1857, after
serving sl8 years in Federal
prisons at Leavenworth and
Alcatraz. where he failed in an
escape attempt.
Hamilton was to serve up
to Is years In the State Prison
on a 1888 conviction Of robbery
by assault in Dallas County.
The board said his Texas SEN
tence was concurrent with a
30-year Federal bank robbery
term. 1t gave him 20 years and
five months credit because of
good behavior.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
House GroupoKs
Education Bill

The House Education COM
mittee today gave final approv-
al to a 5000 million education
bill to provide scholarships and
grants to states.
The measure which empha-
sizes science, mathematics and
foreign languag was approved
1872.
In addition to the Federal
cost, the States would con-
tribute an additional estimated
$500 million for the advanced
education program spurred by
RusSia's sputnik launchings.
A key provision of the four
year program would authorize
SITS million a year for an esti-
mated 21,000 to $4,000 national
defense scholarships annually.
Special consideration would be
given applicants outstanding in
science, mathematics or nod
ern foreign language.
Other provisions would auth
orize $240 million in grants to
the states for science teaching
equipment and would encour-
age expansion of graduate
study.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
Harry N. Lowe,
D. c. Carpenter,
Maryland Native

Harry N. Lowe. So, a retired
Washington carpenter, died
yesterday at his home, 1857
Lanier place NV.
A longtime resident of this
area, Mr.. Lowe was born on
Smith Island. Md, and lived in
Maryland for 46 years. and in
the District for % years.
During recent years, he was
a familiar figure at his water
front property on Brettons
Bay, near Leonardtown, Md,
where he was known as Cap
tain Harry" He retired from
the carpentry business in 1854.
Mr.. Lowe was a member of
the Calvary Methodist Church.
He leaves his widow, Mrs.
Flora S. Lowe Of the home
address; four daughters, Mrs.
Shirley H. Ager, <6608 Queens
Chapel road, Hyattsville, Md;
Mrs. Mildred J. ScarselIi, 2700
st. Clair drive, NARROW Heights,
Md; Mrs. E. Marie Moy, 35l2
Ely place Sc. and Mrs. Esther
B. Tippett, Compton, Md, and
two sons. Charles N. Lowe, 325
Virginia avenue S.W., and
Harry E. Lowe, 250l Plyers
Mill road, Silver Spring. Md.
Services viii be at 2 pm.
tomorrow at w. w. Chambers
Co., Inc, 1400 Chaplin street
NV. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
Children School
Gets WindfuII

PITTSBURGH, July 2 Dr.
Three months ago the Rev.
Arthur L. Garbin, director of
st. Anthony's School for Re-
tarded Children. received in the
mail a bulky white envelope
postmarked Pittsburgh and with
no return address. It startled
him.
Inside was a pile of soiled and
partly decomposed bills, mostly
$40 bills, with no explanation.
Father Garbin. sent the money
and envelope to the United
States Treasury, Currency Re-
demption Division.
He received word last Thurs
day the bills had been separated
and counted after a lengthy
process that included chemical
treatment.
Before preparing to pick UP
a $l0,970 check today at the
Potter Bank & Trust Co., Father
Jarbin looked around the school
grounds where workmen were
undermining two dormitories
and said:
"An ] can say is we're glad
to have it,"
Evening star., 1958-07-02
BY ARNALDO OTERO
star star Writer

Gen. Marcos Perez Jimenez,
ousted strongman OF Venezuela,
will arrive here tomorrow on a
two-week visit to purge" him
self before anyone who cares TO
listen.
The announcement Of his
surprise visit was made here last
night by Pedro p. Romero, the
generals personal aide"
Accompanying the former
president vii be his wife, four
daughters and several aides.
They will be staying at the
Mayflower Hotel.
THE general will be willing
to go anywhere and talk to
anybody -ofncially or unofh-
cially-who cares TO talk to
him. Mr.. Romer said.
Meanwhile. Venezuelan gov
ernment ministries are gather
ing what spokesmen called
necessary proof for Venezuelan
courts as a preliminary move
to seek Gen. Perez Jimenes'
extradition for trial as a
common criminal"
According to the Associated
Evening star., 1958-07-02
Harold N. Wolfe,
Drowning Victim

Airman SIC Harold N. Wolfe,
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
N. Wolfe of 10000 Meridith
avenue. Capitol View Park, Nd,
drowned Sunday in the Red
River near the England Air
Force Base, Alexandria, La.
Mr.. Wolfe, 81, was born in
GaitherSburg, Nd, and was
graduated from the Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School, and
attended Montgomery Junior
College. He served in the Army
in Japan before joining +, the
Air Force in 1850.
Surviving in addition to his
parents are two brothers, Robert
v. of Oconomowoc, Wis, and
William, of the home address;
and two sisters, Mrs. Howard
w. Bonifant of 2616 Weisman
road, Wheaton, and Miss
Barbara Ann Wolfe of the home
address.
Graveside services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow at Arling-
ton Cemetery.