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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15


ho attend rehedrsdls match screenings and andlyze
scripts New York and Hollywood. Their opinions are
offered as q guide to area Uterers.
Eddie FisherMxed tonight baseball fever hits the
show Eddie leads off with Take Me Out to the Ball
Came" has baseball sketch with Bill Bendix. and a
bit called Fisher to Bendx to Gobe" There's mono
logue from Jack Carter chance for 4year-old Scott
Engel to show off his young pipes and duet from Fisher
and Peggy Lee to Eyes Indeed" (Color) pm- WRC-.
Wyatt Earp-"one" Best carp episode in many weeks.
Wyatts Indian scouts bushwhacked and the marshal
he'll get the who did it. In tonights story
he manages to bring only Of them to justice, but
this Is going to be four-part drama 1t looks like q
deal Character Of carp the tough marshal
who doesn't believe in killing is particularly well written
in this episode. $50 pm. WMAL-7.
Jerry Lews-Jerrys whirlwind pace again. He almost
loses his eyebas in tax-deadne sketch, but recoups
quickly enough teach operate Star Helen Traube how
to sing n roll and pop tunes Jerrys father and
12yearod Gary back for some chatter because
OF the heavy fan mail that's been coming in. (Coor)
pm, WRCA4
Broken Arrow-Turncoat" Another wepayed moral les
son from TVS most moderated western. An Apache
brave deserted during battle wants to return to his
people and live Apache again. but the memory Of
his cowardce turns the tribe against him. corny
finale but the show should hold your interest PM,
WMAL-7.
Emmy" Awards-The Tv counterpart Of the Oscars and
the industry hoping to hit you with all celebrity bar
res at full blast Your previewer takes great exception
to the present Emmy" system, but If you like to star
gaze you won't be disappointed The roster includes Phil
Svers Red Buttons Milton Berle with very clever
monologue) Jack Benny, James Garner Art Carney,
Steve Allen Gisele Mackenzie and Danny Thomas. In
addition to the Thank yous" and fun there be film
presenting portions Of Of the top shows OF the last
decade. 10 pm. WRC-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

Best Single Performance by
Actress Julie Andrews. Polly
Bergen, Helen Hayes. Piper
Laurie and Teresa Wright /.
Winner: Polly Bergen. Choice:
Teresa Wright.
Best Teleplay Writing. Hour
or More Marc Connolly. VIII
liam Gibson. Arthur HALEY,
James Lee and Rod Serling) i.
How can you beat Connelly's
rize-winning 1.-THE Green Pas
lures? Choice: Gibson's THE
Miracle Worker"
Best Dramatic Series with
Continuing Characters Cum
smoke. Lassie. Maverick, Perry
Mason and Wagon Train. VIM
ner and choice: Gunsmoke.
Best Dramatic Anthology
Series (Alfred Hitchcock. Cli-
max, Hall Of Fame, Playhouse
80 and Studio One). Winner
and choice: Hall Of Fame.
Best Musical. Variety, Au-
dience Participation or Quiz
Series (Dinah. Ed Sullivan.
Como, Steve Allen and Jack
Paar). Winner and choice:
Dinah.
I Best Continuing Performance
by Person Who Essentially
Plays Himself (Steve Allen.
Jack Benny. Sid Caesar. Perry
Como and Jack Paar). How
can you beat Como? Easy. ]
think Benny will win.
Best Ditto by Person Who
Plays Herself (Graoie Allen.
Lucille Ball, Dody Goodman,
Dinah Shore, Loretta Young
Oracle and Lucille don't really
play themselves. but ] think
Oracle viii win anyhow. Choice:
Dinah.
Best Comedy Series Bob
Cummings, Caesars Hour. Fa-
Their Knows Best. Jack Benny.
Phil Silvers). Winner: Jack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

forced to the bottom by
depth charges. During the
hours Of waiting. one mans
true personality is revealed
to his shipmates.
I1:OO, WTTG (5D - Eleven
O'Clock Movie: Twelve
Crowded Hours" starring
Richard Dix and Lucille
Ball. TV Key says: Fairly
good melodrama. Reporter
exposes a policy racket to
clear his sweetheart's brother
1880.
l1:l5, WTOP (9)-Late Show;
kid Glove Killer" starring
Van Helm and Marsha
Hunt. TV Key says: A
superior Grade B film which
uses police labs instead Of
chases and other contriv-
ances (1941).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

Connie Boswell and Helen
O'Connell.
1905, WRC - Treasury Of
Stars: Billy Maxted and
his Manhattan Style Dixie.
land and Maynard Ferguson
and His Orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

in a long distance call to Jim
Moran tthe chap who once sold
an icebox to an Eskimo) and
after is minutes of the purest
scientific research with an
Ouija board, selected 500 pm.
May (which happens to be
my wife's birthday.
And after picking THAT date.
I employed the same infallible
system to come up with selec-
tons for tOnight's Emmy awards
in some Of the major categOries.
Remembering that some very
fine shows weren't nominated
plus such other complicating
factors as the tendency for
agency and network voters to
blindly support their own pro-
grams and stars. and not for
getting TVS enormous output
here's my Emmy list. The dis
tribution viii take place COM
mencing at 10 o'clock. WRC-4
1.-THE list includes the shoD
or actor iOe think tDill win
and the one tUe think OUGHT
to. Sigh. See II you GOreeJ
=
Best single program (Edsel
Show, GIN anniversary, THE
Comedian" THE Green Pas
lures" and 1.-THE Helen Morgan
Story Winner and choice
Edsel Show.
Best public service program
or series (Bell Science. Omni-
bus. Person to Person, See II
Now. Wide, Wide World VIM
ner and choice: See It Now.
Best Musical Contribution
mitch Ayers. Robert Russell
Bennett, Leonard Bernstein
Nelson Riddle and Richard
Rodgers Winner and choice
Leonard Bernstein.
Best single performance by
actor Gee ]. Cobb, Mickey
Rooney. Peter Ustinov. David
Wayne, Ed Wynn Winner and
choice: Lee j. Cobb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniOhts top shoDs as previeDed By TV Keys stat.
iUho attend rehedrsdlS match screenings and GnGvze
scripts New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered guide to UteDers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
LATEST TV
INFORMATION


Television programs for
the week are carried in the
TeleVue with Sundays
Star. Following is supple
mentary information on
today's programs received
after TeleVue went to
press.
500. WRC (D-Eddie
Fisher Show: Bob Hope
will not appear. Guests
scheduled to appear are
William Bendix, Peggy Lee
and Scott Engle.
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Benny. because I think it's
time he wonO Choice: Caesar.
Best News Com m entary
(John DAILY. Doug Edwards.
Chef Huntley and David Brink
ley. Edward r. Murrow. Eric
SeyareidJ. How can you really
pick this one? Winner: Huntley
and Brinkley. Choice: Sevareid.
At this point the ORijd
happily broke d0tDn.
Hollywood mustered o dazz-
ling array Of stars for its Oscar
ceremony and TV. mindful Of
the inevitable comparison. viii
be doing its best tonight. There
are two musical numbers writ
ten especially for the show. for
example. and one Of them. a
parody Of Love and Marriage"
will be sung by James (Mave-
rick Garner. Jill Corey. Louis
Nye and Gisele Mackenzie.
There1l be a cavalcade Of TV
highlights through the years
plus q brief opening address by
Ed Sullivan and q closing adj
dress on TV'sfuture responsible
lities by a man eminently quail
fed to do so-CBSS Eric
Sevareid.
On The Run:
A note in the mail from Paul
(Mousie) Garner, diminutive
Washington comedian. reveals
that he and Freddy Morgan.
Spike Jones' comedy banjo
player, have formed their own
group and will open in Reno
May 25-then to Vegas and
Lake Tahoe. Freddy and
the Mouse are billed as The
Idiots"
A fan Of the CHS serial.
Edge Of Night, admired the
stylish performance Of Sarah
Burton In 'DIademoiselle Co
lOmbe." the Arena Stage hit.
the other night and didn't
realize that Miss Burton had
played Aunt Cora until she got
home that night and read the
program notes! .. The actress
played Cora for q year and q
half.
The testimony today Of Ben
Strouse.. WWDC prexy. before
the Senate committee ponder
ing ASCAP's charges of mo-
nopoly against B.M.I.. typifles
the attitude Of most area
broadcasters and disc jockies.
Eddie Gallaher may testify
this week.
Strouse iOin say: I'VE are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

4:2O. WINX-Baseball: Dodg-
ers VS.. Giants. Nat ALL
bright.
SOS, WTOP - Jaime Bragg
Show: Selections from
Tommy DorSey's Clambake
Seven re-released album.
1900, WWDC-Jimmy Dorsey
Tribute: Featuring Gene
Krupa, Benny Goodman
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TeIevision TomorrowwednesdosApr April ls. 1858

ve rA 1sH Tstsr Gss
Meditation
Nsss su,tsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Benny, Oracle, Dinoh
Seen as Winners
BY BERNIE HARRISON

The publicity for TVS Sgt. Preston Of the Yukon
mushed into Office several weeks and said dropping
voice several decibes that ne had ticket for that
fabulous Nenana (Alaska) ice lottery.
"A have to do to win the hundred grand" he said
lis exactly when the movement will this year.
checked the breakups for the past 80 years. put
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
DeKornfeId Gets
Hotel Promotion

A former Hungarian baron
George DeKornfeld. has been
appointed as food and beverage
manager Of the Mayfiower
Hotel.
This was announced yester-
day by C. j. Mack. vice presi-
dent and general manager, who
explained the promotion is in
keeping with the policy of adj
vancing from within the Or
ganization. Mr.. DeKornfeld was
previously acting food and bev-
erage manager. He has been
with the Mayflower since April,
1852.
He was born in Budapest,
Hungary, in 1918 and was edu-
Gated in that country, Switzer-
land and Austria. He has been
a United States resident since
1851 and when be became an
American citizen in 1856, he
relinquished his title as baron.
At the Mayflower he worked in
various capacities = including
kitchen steward. He lives with
his wife and three children at
los Summerfield road. Chevy
Chase, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Penn-Texus Vote
Ordered DELAYED

PITTSBURGH, June IA (P),
Federal Judge Wallace S
Gourley yesterday issued a
temporary restraining order
prohibiting a scheduled Penn
Texas Corp. board election on
Monday in New York. He set
Friday, June 20, for an in
junction hearing.
Judge Gomley issued the or
der at the request of an insur-
gent group of stockholders
known as the independents. "
They oppose the reelection OF
Milton c. Weisman and Aaron
/ L. Jacoby of New York to the
board of directors.
The insurgent group is headed
by Robert c. Finklestein of
New York: Alfons Landa OF
| Washington, D. c.: c. T. Lam
ham of Chevy Chase, Md, and
/ Wallace S. Whitaker of New
York.
The group claims Mr.. Jacoby
and Mr.. WeiSman renowned
an earlier agreement by which
/ the independents were guaran-
teed some seats on the board
| at the next election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

mars on how to conduct stock
holders meetings. He said this
would aid in insuring at
tendance by those actually in
terested in the company'S well
fare and having a reasonable
investment. The problem is
TO expose the professional
hecklers who have no thought
in mind other than a publicity
seeking venture or a browbeat-
ing mission"
Citing business conditions, he
said 1--WE will be out Of the re-
cession much sooner than if we
try to legislate, Sloganize or in
fate our way out by cheap
money, easy credit and political
handouts" He said a closer re-
lationship is needed with the
peoples of Latin America and
our relationship with Canada
should be given our best at
tention."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Admiral Distributing Corp.
Dealer Meeting Opens

Admiral Distributing Corp,
Washington division. announces
its open house dealer meeting
will start today and continue
through Tuesday, 9 am. to 9
pm. The 1859 electronic line
Of tlevesion and stereophoniC
monographs. including televi-
sion-stereophonic combinations
will be shown.
Officials described the line as
new and revolutionary" and
said "cabinetry has been de-
signed with decorator ap-
prevail"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
TOBACCO
MARKETS

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. June IA
Up tUSDA) Sales OF Southern Mary
land tobacco during the last five days
brought the lowest weekly average OF
the year. The majority OF grades
sold at steady to lower average prices
the Federal-State Market News Serv-
ice reported today. Deliveries were
light.
Auctions for the week ending june
13 totaled 1,559, 764 pounds and re-
turned SAP 90 a hundred, Sl.25 under
the previous week Season sales to-
tailed g434,l6S pounds and averagec
81 .7S VS.. 81 1874 504 pounds at S50.Sl
last veGr Growers are now busy plant
ing the 1858 crop and sales Will con-
tinue light until this work is COM
The Maryland Tobacco COOPERATIVE
received 1871 per cent OF the sales
during the week Deliveries to the
cooperative for the season have
amounted to Ii per cent
Prices for around one-halt the
grades were lower than the week
before Some were at the lowest levels
of the season Most top-duality Offer
ings continued in good demand Quality
was not as good as the previous week
Net receipts of the Baltimore Hogs
head Market for the season were
reported as around 2,043, 900 pounds
This, combined with the auction sales
totals about 81 AT, 900 pounds
Auction bid averages per hundred
pounds on a limited number OF rep
iresentative U. s. grades were as follows
Description Grade Junei2 prev. TE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

1858 Stock and Sales
Huh Low div. rate Add 90 II
3ez6 2elA Isl Crk Coal ? Sc .
ala 56It TTECkBr soc ~
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Potomac Federal S. g. L.
Marks 41st Anniversary

The Potomac Federal Savings
and Loan Association, 730 Four
teenth street NV, will observe
its 41st birthday celebration
with Al door prizes. A To-day
trip for two to Miami and
Mexico will be given away, off,
Gals said.
William E. Shannon is presi-
dent and Frank J. Luchs vice
president of the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

Hlsh Low Close che che
5o1s 50 3esk+ a.
s7sk szs4 ,71h- "a
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at stockholders meetings who
seek to gain publicity by ham
acting" before a large group
or to free load on the luncheons
or gifts. he asserted.
Mr.. Hermann proposed semi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
More Control Is Urged
For Company Meetings
BY WILLIAM A. NILLEN
Star Stan Writer

American business should devote study
stockholders meetings to make them the in
tended the professional hecker challenge Henry
Hermann executive vice president of the National As
sociation OF Credit Men. said yesterday.
Management must devise method to expose the heckers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Sheraton Chain to Unveil
EIectrOnic Reservation System

Off1cials of the Sheraton
Park Hotel said yesterday a
new electronic system called
reservation" to be unveiled
Tuesday evening will permit a
requested reservation in any
city with a Sheraton hotel to
receive confirmation in four
seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

SADIE g. Co., members Of the
New York Stock Exchange,
with Offices in the Investment
Building. announced Phil K.
Reilly has been made manager
of the mutual fund depart
ment. Miss Sophia Fry has
been appointed assistant man
ager of the department.
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HOUSES uMFuRMIsHID
IcoNTINUIDl

n. AnL--h min. 20 Pentnscn; y.
esafm. Pa sAfs tef' pen $3.50
n. ARL--nriek Cape Cod, 4 bed,
T ms As sI7i'' Nav w is r| Kx 'i s.so 81
nQcKyILLK-psi a.psarm. ram.
e. by ps devn' $3.50 mo
nocKCRnsT-a bedrma.. eomplsts.
" fedee, immeo. occupancy, end
mo, 1917 Highwood Fd., Rock
vile, Nd, OF. A-ssat.
SAVER sPnINd--e-tm. brick ram,
hlfri tee, fml stes mo, or lol
sale, $500 dn.l vacant. CLAUDE
WOOD. nealtoF, 10. a.77OO,
slI.vgR efRiF0 ARIA bedFma. I,
slfO, b b FlEI.D, INC, JU'
A.1iia, Realtors,
SILVER sPRfNo-a bedrmt,. bath,
eiaf 81 , SsRii Sc. s.sS s'sAA'r'
SLAYER srRIso, sllse Pa n
MAS, eve.--u-fm, brick celonial,
Iwmed, oeeup, sisS mo, 10, -
NNNNH
sILvER sPRlN0, nf. n A o sta.
ton, 19I allao ave, ID rms, hit,
ana bath; 500 mo, ~. U-klGJ.
slLvER sPaiNo-3-bedrm,, 3
h2sIr SFl eo.. jtaSs .sss1bsSH. Nk l.
sLEkPr HOLLOW bedrma.. den,
IVA batht, completely air eond,
avail. immeu,, $40, CAL Mft.
CollinA "a, i-5fHl, MtLLfckNT
cHATKL. Realtor. DE-. 2-iia7.
sLkkPY HOLLOW KNOLLs = ..
bedTms ga bath rambler, dish
washer. disposal, duomatic. bAmt.
with rec. I'm, and bedrm. Nlhh.
hoLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy
XXI, h-b35u,
va, Bancroft Hills-Loysly brick
Colonial on large fenced lot; bed
room and bath on lat noor; 4
bedrooms ana bath on end, full
osmt., modern kitehen. avail. June
H. slOb. GEORGE MASON
GREEN Co, Realtor, IA. 4-i4OO.
vA.-2O min. 18th 81. Bridge and
Pentagon. very. attractive 3.yr -old
split Level, 'bedrms.. rec. rm.,
lee, storage rm. plus cRrport, eonv.
70 bus ana schools, In Springfield.
Si2b, sPRINoFiELD RLTY. Co.
~, 4.6bli.
BRICK sPLIT-LEvEL, q bedrooms.
"a baths. Ice. lot; all city utils, I.
fast occupancy. sIaO mo, ARFAX
REALTY. JE. s-1fS7.
BEAUTIFUL POTOMAC ESTATES
--2-yr.-old, l9O-ft. rambler, air.
eond.i carpets and Grapes incl.
acres, fenced, 5-stall stable,
stream and pond; $500 per mo.
Call ARDMoRE REALTY CO.,
OIL. s-5735; ewes, OIL. 6-45il.
AREAS TO CHOOSE FROM-Wes.
ley Heights, Palisades, Arlington
Country Club hills. near Falls
Church, down Mt. Vernon hwy,
Bethesda, Sleepy Hollow. Lake
Bancroft. Several furnished, some
for sale ELIJAH q. ARNOLD
ssS5sS. "a b.SiS4. OA' BIN
1906 CALVERT ST. N.w.-e rms I,
2 baths. eas 1T; redecorated
bargaln. Si35. Oh. l-i634. A.
6sl2 ED0EBRoOK DR.. Spring
neld, Va.-2-bedrm.. brick RAM
bier. .firepl., dishwasher,. disposal;
Iuii basement corner lot; Sl2b
~ NV I'll N-uln-s
COUNTRY HOUSE, called "Friends
Aplenty"-10 rooms, ga baths,
porehes, garage; oil heat; IRE
place: 2 TO 5 acres. Just Oh Route
rs, 90 miles District line, Ia
minutes acc; S17b. Call Diamond
9-42f2 or Diamond g-2l06 for
appointment.
FOUR BEDROOMS, 2 baths, brick
Cape Cod on corner lot. Outside
patio with barbecue. Available
now, Sl25. Call JE 2-262O 10
see. 40 other rentals. JOSEPH
w ..SEAY CO., 1l3 W. Broad st.,
Falls Church. Va.
RANCH HOUSE, gO-ft. rambler: .
baths: acres to roam; nearby
Va: SllO mo. OIL. 4-6SSa.
COLUMBIA PINES 3-bedToom
brick rambler with basement; SLAB.
FALLS CHURCH = 3-bedroom,
j H-bath, Cape Cod: SIPS.
Exclusive Agent
c. B O'SHAu0HNESSY
JE. 2-4OI4 IL 2-1I0I
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APARTMENTS WAIVED

FAIRFAX, vA.-Furn. efieiency for
gentleman's md home; $50 or
under. Ju. 9-J506 after S.
NEARBY MARYLAND--Loyeiy home
with garden: = bedfms., iiv, nm,
din. rm" lge.. kit. with picture
window. breakfast area; tiled
bath: utils. incl; washing ma
chine: adults preferred, or couple
s Sish child avail. May rs 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-02
BURNING TREE AREA
KENsINGTON
Fully Air-Conditioned

Very desirable 4-bedrm., 2-bath
brick Cape Cod. Has firepl. mirror,
dishwaSher, garb. disp, awning
and ample closet space finished
bsmt. with level walkout entr. to
$4,000 with 3O-year guarantee to
qualified person OF $4,000 after
down payment OF 81 800. MUST
BE SOLD THIS WEEK END. Call
Mr.. Lawson. 10. 5-4941.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
alb 1Ith ct NV Ex a-6sbo
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HOUSES FOR sALE--M,W.
lraAIIlAlllLnL

coIoRED--tis cRlrTTNpEe ",
vood fioora. aide.hall plan itt.
a powoer Fm., Ftenth doors, aaa
heat, deep lot. full hsnt,, con.
cTets front porch, nchaol across
street, ahonplnn, tFAnfp.s chufehea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-02
SILVER SPRING

Mr. MRS. KAY's TAVERN
Lge all-brick Colonial: huge llv.
rm. with fireplace; fully equip. kit.
with table space. family-size din.
nm, 2 twin-size bedrms., 2 baths,
up. full bsmt. with part rec, nm,
and bath. porch, garage; oil h
W. heat; beaut. lot, many shrubs;
walk to everything.
WOoDSIDE REALTY CO.
JU. 9-B440 Open Til q Pm.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

AAAA MOyERs-Apts., SIS and IN.
Call anytime, day or night. AID,
a-Ss62.
ASK Us FIRST for reasonable NV.
and BIZ. Spe. movlng. Apis. our
speciality; dependable. DI. 7-120p.
EDELNfAN MOVING, STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furn. as part
payment on your moving, storage
REASONABLE rates. ia. g-2a37. @
SAVE Low rates, padded vans,
MardTobes; "a hrs: short notice.
HILLS, SP. 3-O666. LU. l-95OO
LIGHT HAULING, local MOVING
peaches q specially. s. L. NOR
Rls, Tu. 2-115O or Ii. 6-2Ssa
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night: reas. rates. DU. 7-06s7,
DU. 7-s655. J a. X MOVING CO.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage
IN separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO. .7-0104. UNION STOR-
AGE CO., INC. Established 1905.
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KenWood Park
7012 MARBURY RID.

OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
A new, custom-built, 2-story.
white brk home OF true Georgian
Colonial charm and distinction.
Carefully constructed and beauti.
fully finished. Some OF the OUT
standing features are Ice. drift
wood panel library. powder rrn.,
beaut. white panel in hall and lge
llv. rm., charming din. rm. with
corner cupboard, random width
pepged frs. all-elec. American kit,
4 bedrms. and = baths, 3 porches,
rm,, bath. laundry rm and rec
rm. with fireplace. $4,000 first
trust. Price, S52,50O.
H. E. RICHARDSON
DI. g-466I
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA LYNDALE HIGH
LAND AREA (nr. St. Franeisl---
Three and four bedrm. mod. brk.
homes. low as S12,75O, mr.. stores,
etc. To see today, call Mrs. WINS
CAPITOL HILL - Five rms. and
bath, restored with taste; only
Sll, 500. To see today, call Mr..
k RaTflH' Ii Ii. S. ;!!sSs' PRiNoLS
CAPITOL HILL = Lifetime oppor
See houses before-after restora-
ton, Sat. Sun. Designed at bis
savings to you for your comfort,
625 A st. Sc, Ii. 1878.
CAPITOL HILL, restored; 4 bed
rms, income bsmt. office, ideal for
CONGRESSMAN or stan, lobbyist,
professional society. Air cond.,
cleo. kit, washer, drier; S2S,0OO.
Ii. 6-O623.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, in nearby
Md.-Homes priced from $4,000
to S27,500, with low down pay.
ments plus lots, farmland and
commercial property. For full de-
tails call NFWCOMB REALTY, 10.
2-7655 or Mr.. johnson, 10.
7-772S or Mr.. Rice, 10. 1926,
FAIRFAX VILLAGE, S.E.-5-rm.
brk. semidetached: full bsmt., gas
heat: FLA. LU. 1-l973.
FoxHALL PLACE s;E.-Bargain
take over payments Of 500. per
mo. including taxes. Newly deco
rated brick; living rm.. dining
rm.. 2 bedrms. bsmt mr.. shop
ping; avail Immediately. DI. z
HILLCREST AREA OF 1900 blk, Pa
rve.--Beaut., center-hall, 3-bed-
rm. home on .O-step terrace.
Powder rm. Oh LIST A.. rec rm.,
etc. owner TO Fla, sacrifice for
Sl6.500: worth S22.500 To see
today. call Mrs. WINS. PRINGLE
REALTY, Ii. 6-2525,
HILLCREST AREA-Assume large
Oh loan on brick Cape Cod, Z
rooms. 4 bedrms., . baths, rec.
rm., oil h.-w.h., dishwasher, dis
posal; small down pymt quiet
section HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
Realtors. LU. $4,000: ewes. Lu.
2-0037. OFFICE CLOSED SUN
DAYS,
NEAR NRL., BOILING, 1 blk. to
parochial chool-Marvelous. g.
rm. semidetached brick. eompl.
air-cond.: beautiful rec. rm.. pow
der rm. on LIST a.; fenced lot.
Cali Mrs Cox. LU, o-S136 or ST
3-736s. ATLAS REALTY CO.
1925 v ST. Sc story det.,
rms. and bath: newly dec; fenced
section. Si4a5O: terms. BUsADA,
10. s-s50Q, LU. 2-0303
NEW RAMBLER
1885 Goth SIT rooms, ga
baths: Ice. level lot: cow. TO every
thing. Priced a21.4hn. BuSADA,