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SEKVICE
REALTY, INC.
1704 N. RHODES, ARL.
IA. 1885

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Mr., AFFRoNTI. sun, LU. l.
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ia. 7-0674.
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SILVER SPRING WHEATON-3
bedrms,: bsInt.: w baths: corner
lot with trees; mr.. schools; alumni.
mum storm windows: beaut, cond.:
cony. to NH. Naval Hospital.
Walter Reed; $125; avail. Dec 1.
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HOUSES uNEuRNlsNEn q
tcoNrlNUEp)

ARL., CLOSE M bedrms.. de-
tached, comb. liv. I'm. -dtn. rm..
lge. kit. porch. gar: $110 mo.
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NEAR WALTER REED

NEAR PROVIDENCE HOSP. and
Catholic Univ.-Brk., liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms., Q baths,
rec. rm., fenced yd., excel. cond.
Michigan Pk.-Brk., liv. rm., din.
nm, kit. 3 bedrms., bath, full
Near Catholic Univ. = Bungalow,
8 rms, bsmt., oil heat, $3.50.
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VIENNA

3-bedrm. homes, S125 to $3.50.
Call Mr.. Marcus. YEONAS REAL.
TY, DU. 5-5500; ewes, RE. 7-3742.
WEST GATE, MD, 5123 Allan ter.
-Three-bedrm. brick rambler on
nicely Handicapped fenced lot: near
schools and recreational area;
$3.50 per mo. For appointment
call MA. S-9340 or EN-. 2-7297.
OLIVER T. CARR. Realtor.
AREA-2
and 3-bedrm. homes available.
some for immediate occupancy.
MANoVILL REALTY CORP. 10.
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.NTUCKY AND INDEPENDENCE

AvEs.@Rede 6-rm' home,
ARRANGED for 3 families, Si10 mo
AUERBAcH a CO., DI. 7.650l,
KENsINGT0N SILVER SPRING
AREAS bedrms., 2 baths, liv.
Tm., din. rm., bkfst, nook, rec. rm.
Full bsmt.; charming Cape Cod.
newly redec. 10. 4.6olo.
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SEAT PLEASANT, MD.-3-bedrm,
rambler, excel. cond,,. equip kit,
finished bSmt.. outside entrance,
fenced yard. Immed. occup.: $125
mo. 10 e-6796
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NORTHERN VIRGINIA, for dis
s cn9 e min ts e s' CT e. z zit
stone fireplace; Q bedrms., III
baths; rec. rm.; encl. porch: gar
dens, barbecue, lovely woods.
AsK-us! REALTY CO., JE.
4-3940.
PALMER PARk-3 bedrms.. newly
decorated: ft9ce, garden: many
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VIENNA-3-bedrm., 1h-bath, I.
Fully equip, lots Of eating space.
Sep. din. I'm. FIN. REC. RIM.
QUIET DEAD-ENp ST. Nice big
lot, trees. Al cond. DISTINCTIVE
NE1GHBORHOOD. Vacant. S146
mo, Call OWNER, JE. 2-6440,
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3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Brick Colo
NAL Across street from Rose
mary School. lear garage, large
rooms. excellent condition. Keys
to inspect in office or call MR..
PEYTON, OIL. 6-2344.
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La. 6-663l
ARTHUR. l. CURLING

Mr.. CHANTILLY AIRFIELD-5-rm.
bungalow, oil heat; immediate oc-
cupancy. For information, call
ia. 7-l142 or Herndon S01 w
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Four Corner area. Brk. rambler, .
bedrms,, hv. rm., din. .rm., kit,
expansion attic. nrepl., newly
decor.
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HOLLYWOOD;
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).
Frank Sinatra's terms to make
Paris by Night" with Brisltte
Bardot were 80 high that there
would have been less than 5
per cent left for the producer.
according to director-producer
Roger vadim, Brigitte's FIRST
husband and now in Hollywood
with wife Annette Stroyberg to
discuss his picture deal at
Columbia. I asked Vadim II
B. B. would ever come to Hol-
lywood to work. Never" he
said. 1T would destroy the IL
fusion. She doesn't speak Eng
lish: she'd have to make signs"
I'm sure we'd understand her.
|. Asked to describe his mar
riage to Bardot. Vadim replied,
They were four tumultuous
years-but happy ones. 4.
The current Madame Vadim Is
q simmer version Of Brigitte,
wears her hair piled atop her
head and parted in the middle.
Unlike her predecessor, An
nette speaks four languages.
The young Aga Khan Is los
ing all his girl friends. Not
only Tracy Pellisier has an
nounced her engagement. but
so has his other girl-Sylvia
Casablancas. She marries
handsome tennis star Jean.
Noel Grinda.
Edmund Purdom's estranged
Alicia has q new admirer,
young Prince Mario RuspOll.
In spite Of all the fighting, Il
belive the lady is still in love
with Purdom. Incidentally,
while Edmund is denying Sec
ond wife Alicia's charge Of i'm.
morality. first wife Tita Is re-
minding him that he owes her
$4,000 alimony and support
Of their two daughters.
The marriage Of Victor Ma.
ture and Joy Urwick will take
place in London, II Joy has
her way. And. so far, the pref
ty blond has called the tune
for Victor to dance to. /. . . As
time goes by I remember
when the play Portrait in
Black" . murder-mystery by
Ivan Golf and Ben Roberts,
was intended for Joan Craw-
ford. Now it's for Lana Turner,
and will be filmed mostly in
San Francisco.
Chatted with young Jane
Fonda, co-starring with Tony
Perkins in 1.-THE Tall Story
I remarked how much she
looked like her father. That's
what everyone says and I take
1t as Q compliment" said the
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analyst who died recently. once
connded this story: An ex.
patient Of his went to England
and wrote . letter TO zilboorg
stating he was troubled again.
zilboorg never answered. The
man wrote him again. describ-
ing his problem. zilboorg didn't
answer. The man wrote more
than 70 letters all unanswered
talking out" his problem.
His Anal letter was one Of
gratitude, for having solved It.
MOVIES: Sam GoIdwyn
heard Q producer say he was
about TO start work on q movie
sure to be q commercial sue
cess. Goldwyn shook his head
and said: Anyone who starts
out to make O 'commercial'
movie must wind UP with a
mop. It only means you're about
to do something which has been
done successfully beforehand
that's always q costly mistake"
THEATER NOTE: Robert
Livingston, who quit his job as
assistant to the president Of
Yale to busy himself in the
theater. now owns the rights to
an Ionesco play. Livingston,
who's worked on three other
shows, was offered o Job as an
assistant on film productions.
His mother urged him to take
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lovely young lady. Henry Fon'
d. was watching his daughtel
emote for the first time o few
days ago. what did he thinl
Of your" I wanted TO know. ".
didn't ask" Jane replied. "a.
was afraid he might tell me.
Later. producer director
josh Logan told me his "Tal
Story" is o romantic comedy
about q tall girl who goes II
q coed college that always ha,
good basketball teams because
she wants to meet q tall Teller
Logan also gave me some in.
formation about his Fanny
Aim which stars Maurice Che.
Waller. German actor Horst
Buchholx. and Fredric March
as the father. Fanny" is based
on the Marcel Pagnol trilogy
"And I'd like to find another
story to make in Euroue, %
that I can stay there with my
family for q substantial time.
Cary Grant is having q good
time in London, Paris and I'VE
other European capitals, where
he now states he will make q
terrific husband and also men
tons Operation Petticoat,"
which he owns on q profit-shar-
ing deal with Universal Inter-
national. I saw this movie in
which Cary and Tony Curtis
play Naval ofncers. and It can
only mean more money for the
already bullying Grant and Cur
tbs Golfers.
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THE
LYONS
DEN
BY Leonard Lyons

NEW YORK.-Frank Costel.
los release from the Federal
penitentiary at Atlanta will be
delayed. He forfeited 80 days
due him for good behavior be-
cause he was caught smoking
q filter-tip cigaret not on the
commissary list and therefore
deemed contraband.
DIPLOMATIC NOTE: When
Khrushchev made his disarma-
ment speech ut the U.N., one
diplomat said: MY how fat
Maxim Lltvinov has gotten"
He was referring to the dis
armament speech Litvinov had
made to the League Of Nations.
Litvinov once told me that be-
fore he left Moscow to make
the speech. he asked his son.
Mischa. what gift he'd like
brought back. "A toy gum" the
boy said--and then. confident
that the league would adopt his
fathers proposal. added. bet.
ter buy 1t on the way to &c.
neva, because on the way back
guns will be outlawed."
-
BOOK NOTE: Moss Hart
said about the sensational re-
views accorded his autobiog-
raphy. "Act One: IF you think
I'm taking 1t big. you're right:
! am. There Is no false modesty
In me-"
SCHOOL DEPT: Or. Harold
o. voorhis. vice president Of
NYU. told the freshmen convo.
cation about his recent visit to
Moscow University. His host
proudly mentioned the foreign
student enrolment there-l,200I
Or. Voorhis then proudly men.
toned NYU's foreign student
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the movie Job because it's in a
related field. Movies are not
the same as the theater," he
insisted. "I'm in love with the
girl next door. and you're. try
Ing to push me to the girl
around the corner"
TRAVEL NOTE: Raoul Levy,
Brigitte Bardot's producer, Just
bought an old castle near Paris.
He had 1t dismantled, put In a
steel superstructure and re-
assembled 1t. brick by brick. He
also bought q 70-foot yacht. II
spend the even months in
Russia and the odd months on
my yacht and in my CASTLE" he
said. TITS my way Of being on
good terms with everybody"
SOCIAL NOTE: surkoy. ex-
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PSYCHOANALYsT NOTE:
DR.. Gregory ZilboOrg, the famed
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head Of the Soviet Writers
Union. was asked about Boris
Pasternak. "since Pasternak no
longer is a member Of the
union." he said. "our relations
can be described as peaceful
coexistence.' "
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enrolment--2,s00. eyes," re-
piled the Russian educator,
but I assume that includes
your students from Texas
FINANCE NOTE: Alan
Lerner, author Of the book and
lyrics for MY Fair Lady" and
l"digi." lost $4,000 recently
when his Riviera home was
robbed. His partner, composer
Fritz LOewe, lived on o yacht
nearby and. in four weeks, lost
$4,000 at the gambling
casinos.
LOST q FOUND: Edward
BENEFIT Williams 5-year-old
son, Job. Just started kinder
garten In Washington. On the
first day Of school williams,
who was in court arguing q case
for Jim Hoffa, received q franz
tic call: job hadn't come on
the school bus. williams in
terrupted the hearing, rushed
to the school and found his son
there. Job hadn't gotten on the
school bus because, during the
roll-call Of names for the
driver. he insisted his name
was Jimmy Martin" It was
TV influence: Jimmy Martin"
Is Lassie's best friend.
SPORTS DEPT: Ira Gersh.
win was chided by a friend for
neglecting to exercise. But ]
do exercise, every day." Gersh-
win insisted. For instance,
when I'm at the racetrack
every day, I won't let anyone
else place my bets for me. I
walk to and from the $40 win
dow myself"
PSYCHOANALYST NOTE:
DR.. Gregory Zilboorg, the famed
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DR.. Conunt
Tells u. S. to
StuyAlert
BY the Associated Press

DR.. James B. Conant, former
United States high commits
sioner for Germany, says Amer
leans must be friendly with the
Russians while they stay on
guard in the cold war struggle.
DR.. Conant, president emer-
titus of Harvard University and
author of books on education.
gave his views on the ABC-TV
program, college News Con-
fererce."
The educator was asked II he
thought the current cultural eX-
change program might not dull
American awareneSs of the
dangers presented by Soviet
foreign policy.
DR.. Conant replied.
I'VE have to do this double
task, the American people-we
have to explore all the methods
of cultural exchange with the
Russians. But at the same
time not allow our impressions
gained from these contacts to
in any way weaken our deter
mination to carry on our strug-
GLE"
At another point, DR.. Conant
said, I've been around the
country a great deal in the
past two years, and I don't
think the country, by and large.
is aware sufficiently Of the
gravity of this situation and
the necessity of planning for
a long range struggle"
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the Congregational Christian
Churches went into their first
joint business session, their big
job was to agree on a common
constitution.
Faith Statement
They also are to act on a
proposed statement Of faith.
These will be "momentous
steps in formation of the United
Church of Christ" said the
non-denominational weekly,
Christian Century. The whole
Christian world" it added, is
interested in the outcome.
Wide attention has focused
on the merger because it is the
first in this country involving
denominations of such differ
ences in organization and back
ground.
Congregational Christians. OF
British origin, are loosely linked
with independent boards and
autonomous local churches. The
Evangelical and Reformed
Church, with SwisS-German
roots, has a pyramid structure
Fear Freedom Loss
Some CongregationaliSts have
opposed the merger, claiming
it would rob individual
churches of independence.
A proposed constitution
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Hoffu Custer
ToBe Sought
ByUnionists
BY the Associated Press

New legal action will be
launched soon to GUST Teamstel
President James r. Hoffa, a
lawyer for a group Of union
insurgents says.
Godfrey P. Schmidt, who
represents a group of rank.
and-file TeamSterS in New
York. said yesterday he will ask
the court within two months tc
appoint a referee or board Of
referees to hear charges of un-
ion misconduct against Mr.
Hoffa.
The group has filed 263
charges against Mr.. Hoffa, but
appeals and other legal steps
have held UP action.
Mr.. Schmidt said he hoped
the Transfers court-appointed
monitors will Join him in the
legal move. But he added in a
televiSed interview (CBS, Face
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would, in general, apply a CEN
trail governing system to ma
tional operations of the church
but leave regional and local
units free to rule themselves.
The INSTRUMENTATION
journal, christianity Today
commented:
I'VE devoutly hope that the
great principles which have
made congregationalism a driv-
ing force for good in Christen-
dom may not be lost amid its
new ecclesiastical patterns.
The merger, for which negotia-
tons began in 1912, was for
mally conSummated in 1857 on
a tentative basis, but the actual
meshing Of machinery Of the
two bodies has awaited adop-
ton of a constitution.
The long. slow process Of
forging a working union has
been marked by ups and downs
including protracted lawsuits
brought by opponents, one Of
them still pending in New York
Federal District Court.
There are ga million mem
berS in the combined denomi-
nations.
Their flve-day general synod
including 700 representatives
from both groups, opened yes
terday with worship and serv-
ing Of the Lords Supper.
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Miami, Havana Pledge
Amity After BrowI il.

MIAMI, Fla. July 6 (AP).-
A street fight that marred a
Cuban operation friendship"
visit failed to make a percep-
tible dent in civic good will be-
tween Miami and Havana.
Expressions of amity came
from mayors of both cities as
the Havana delegation prepared
to go home today.
Mayor Robert King High of
Miami said, 1T is my hope that
this incident does not mar the
friendly relations that have al
ways existed between these two
great cities"
Mayor Jose LLanuSa of Ha-
vana said, THE ties between the
peoples of Havana and Miami
are stronger than the crimi-
nails" who he accused of trying
to sabotage the good will mis-
sion.
Cuban Ambassador Ernesto
Dihigo in Washington also
blamed the Saturday night dis
turbance on political refugees
who try to duplicate on Ameri-
can soil what they were &C
customed to do in Cuba"
Cuba's consul at Miami, AL
onso Hidalgo, 80, and Cuban
Tourists Commissioner Rafael
Valdes, 90, were injured and
arrested in a Southwest Miami
melee between some members
Of the operation friendship en-
tourage and a group they de-
scribed as a mob of sympathiz-
ers of former Cuban Dictator
Fulgencio Batista.
Mr.. Hidalgo was hospitalized
with a head injury and was re-
ported by a hospital attend
ant today to be in serious con-
dition. Mr.. Hildago and Mr..
Valdes were charged with dis
turbing the peace.
Mr.. Valdes charged both were
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lumber, iron ore, carbon black,
synthetic latex, Menhaden fish
oil and rice. 1t was bound from
Freeport, Tex, to Lake Charles,
La.
The ship was anchored about
six miles south of Cameron
when the fire broke out.
Some 700 gallons of foam,
flown to Lake Charles and then
brought here by trucks. appar-
entity reached the scene too
late. Earlier efforts to fly foam
to the area went awry after six
foam cans burst when dropped
to the water.
The Coast Guard said the fire
started in the engine room and
raced out of control to the No.
4 hold.
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100000 BIoze Hits
Citrus Packing Plant

COCOA, Fla, July 6 (AP).-
Fire raced through an unused
citrus packing plant here yes
terday, causing loss estimated
at 100000.
The blaze broke out just after
midnight Saturday and des-
troyed the Sullivan Packing Co.
building. Firemen extinguiShed
the windSwept flames after five
hours.
Two railroad freight cars be-
side the building were damaged.
No one was in the plant when
the fire started.
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men on the vessel we're taken
to Cameron, five miles south
west of where the AnverS was
beached.
Two lifeboats with rs other
crew members. including the
masters wife, were towed into
Cameron earlier from the
vessel.
A Coast Guard spokesman
said one United States Navy
man. not identified, received a
fractured ankle in the latest
maneuver.
The Anvers, which sails out
Of Antwerp, was towed to with
in three miles of shore. before
it was abandoned.
The 442-foot vessel has a
gross tonnage of 5,153. Its
cargo consisted of resin, cotton.
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unjustly arrested by police who
failed to catch their pipe-wield-
ing asSailantS when the two
men tried to rescue some CO.'S
tuned Cuban girls from a band
of rowdies.
Earlier, Mr.. Valdes presented
Mayor High with a plaque of
the Cuban coat of arms and
Mayor Llanusa extended In
dependence Day greetings in
a bayfront park address.
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Powder Puff
Race Resumes

SPOKANE, Wash, July 6
(AP).-Sixty-one women pilots
and a like number of co-pilots
manned their planes at eight
cities today. hoping to make
some Roadway in the weather.
plagued transcontinental Pow
der Puff Derby.
Only one. a Beechcraft Be-
nanza piloted by a former
member of the Women'S Air
Force, has completed the 18th
annual air race to Spokane.
The 2,470-mile race began Sat-
urday at Lawrenceville, Mass.
Mrs. Margaret Ringenberg
of Grabill, Ind, and her sister
in-law co-pilot, Mrs. Lola Lay
mon of Fort Wayne, Ind,
landed yesterday morning.
Because of brisk headWinds
through the Rocky Mountains
and the Midwest since the start
Of the race, both women felt
blasted lucky to be able to
finish"
A total of 80 planes made it
to Chicago yesterday, IL to
Rochester, N. Y; 8 to Kokomo,
Ind, 6 to North Dakota and 3
to Helena, Mont.
The three in Helena were
only $50 miles from the finish
and contest officials said they
should reach it today.
Contestants have until noon
Wednesday to arrive here. The
winner will be announced
Thursday. Placings are figured
on a handicap which takes into
account elapsed flying time and
capabilities of each plane.
Mrs. Frances Bera of Long
Beach, Calf, last years cham
pion, was one of the IL pilots
grounded at Rochester. Race
officials said she didn't want
to change flying through the
turbulent Midwest wind.
No night flying is permitted.
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Mohumed in Seville

SEVILLA, Spain, July 6 (AP)
King Mohamed V of Morocco
arrived yesterday from Algec-
iraS en- route to Montreaux,
Switzerland. After a rest in
Montreaux he is to confer with
French president Charles De
Gaulle in Rambouillet August 3
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Graduate, at 70,
Ponders Future

OSHKOSH, Wis. tAP).-Like
a lot of college seniors, Ernest
Freibel, a member of the June
graduating class at Oshkosh
State College, can't make up
his mind whether to continue
in graduate school or get a job.
Il have several positions UNI
der consideration" said Friebel.
who will be 10 in August.
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the Nation) that he will go
ahead regardless.
Mr.. Schmidt resigned June
81 as one of the three monitors.
His resignation came after an
appeals court finding that there
was a conflict of interest be-
tween his activities as a union
overseer and a representative
of employers-his normal field
as a lawyer. He denied the
conflict yesterday.