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Vodko's for Men

NEW YORK-Eleanor Ro0se-
velt's guest list at her Hyde
Park reception for Chairman
and Mrs. Khrushchev included
Victor Hammer, the art dealer.
who was born In Russia. He
helped pour the drinks and Of
fered vodka to Mrs. Khru-
shchev. The Soviet Prime Min
lister held up his hand to stop it.
and told Hammer that vodka
is not for women. She slipped
champagne.
The fortunes of the Hammer
family began soon after the
revolution. when they returned
to Russia to build pencil fac
tory there as private enter
prise. Eventually the factory
was turned over to the Soviet
government in exchange for
the Romanof jewels. At Hyde
Park. therefore. when Hammer
was introduced to the guest of
honor and asked him If he re-
membered the Hammer Pencil
factory. Khrushchev said: Who
doesn't remember it?"
"a -
Last Thursday afternoon
Broadway's ticket brokers gave
Robert Preston second billing
in The Music Man" In hawk-
ing their tickets they said: ITO
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Acknowledged" $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - Sign Of the
Gladiator" l:15. 3:l5. $40.
1920 and 9:25 pm.
Capitol-"Blue Angel" 1885
am, 1885. $40. $40. 7:45 and
9:55 pm.
Dupont - 1.-THE Mirror Has
Two Faces" los, $3.50, 4:35,
$40, 8:05 and $3.50 pm.
Keith's 1.-THE Devils Dis
ciple." ll:40 am. lao. 3:45.
$50. 1850 and $50 pm.
Macarthur - wild Straw
berries" 6:l5, 8 and $3.50 pm.
MetropOlitan--"Sign of the
Gladiator" IL, 2, 1855. $50,
1850 and 9:45 pm.
Ontario-"hook Back in An
ger" 100, 2:45, 4:30. 500, sos
and 9:55 pm.
Palace - "North by North
west" ll:l5 am. 1:50. 4:25,
7:05 and 9:40 pm.
Playhouse-"The Scapegoat. "
IL. 2. 4, 6. 8 and 9:45 pm.
Plaza = Lady Chatterley's
Lover" 11:15 am. 1855, 3.
$40. 7:20 and $50 pm.
Town-"It Started With a
Kiss" 1920 am. 1885. $3.50. 6.
sos. 1905 and IL pm.
Trans-Lux -" Anatomy Of a
Murder" 1920 am, /. $50,
$50 and 9:l5 pm.
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THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

night see Mrs. Khrushchcv and
Robert Preston in The riusic
Man." Because the guards
hustled Mrs. K out Of the thea
ter two minutes before the cur
tain came down. the customers
eyes were on the Rus
sian lady-mi-sed the climax
Of the show on stage.
Women's wear and fashion
columnist Eugenia Sheppard
devoted space to the blue-and-
gold embroidered hat my wife
wore at Mrs. Wagner's lunch
con, and which Mrs. Khru-
shchev noted. 1t was an Uzbek
hat / bought in Moscow. four
See LYONS DIN. Page ALI
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benefit fund performance at
the National Theater.
With It's usual discretion, the
club has chosen one Of the
livelier early autumn bookings
for its benefit. This Is the
October 20 opening night Of
Shirley Booths "A Loss of
Roses" the new William Inge
play which reunites the actress
and the author she helped
launch so brilliantly some sea-
sons ago in Come Back Little
Sheba."
AS such a worthy cause JUS
tifies, the National viii be
scaled that night at prices
starting at $l2.50, receding to
$3.50.
Patrons and patronesses in
clude Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Christian A. Herter. other
Cabinet and Supreme Court
officers.
MEMOS: Launched on its
biggest subscription season in
years, the Theater Guild is
now selling series tickets for
the remaining eight plays. &.
These start with Jessica Tan
dy's appearance November is.
in the London hit. Five Finger
Exercise" Today's film
openings: 1ngmar Bergman's
prize-garlanded wild Straw
berries" at the Macarthur and
Sign Of the Gladiator" at the
Metropolitan and Ambassador
theaters.
The Bergman film, screened
for drama desks yesterday. also
drew from Swedish foreign
service personnel here one Of
the most attractive audiences
the critics have ever sat with.
/. AS was inevitable. Look
Back in Anger" goes into its
second week at the Ontario
theater. And, proving the
hveliness Of John Osborne's
play of snarling protest. it will
be doing its second week end
on Theater Lobby's stage
The production was directed
by Howard University's Owen
Dodson. The Apex theater
gets a new English drama to-
morrow. Tread Softly
Stranger" is its title and its
stars. Terence Morgan and Di-
ana DORIS.
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acted fable of a wife. played
by Michele Morgan. whose
marriage is ruined when plas-
tic surgery transforms her
from an ugly duckling into
radiant loneliness.
Clearly. this is not a subject
on which moviemakers of any
nationality have brooded to
+ any extent and to see it treated
in sober, clinical detail has its
piquancy. Watching 1t unfold
in Miss Morgan's acting. and
that Of Bourvil as the hus-
band. is rather like sneaking
a look at a plastic surgeons
case book.
"The Mirror Has Two Faces"
makes no pretense Of being a
great picture. but merely one
that is a bit different.
Andre Cayatte who wrote and
directed 1.-THE Mirror Has Two
Faces" presents it in the plain
est Of wrappings. The key lives
with which he deals are little
ones. Bourvil's that of an I'M
inspired school teacher. Miss
,Morgan's a music store clerk
whose romantic dreams sue
cumb to q duckling face.
1t is in a spirit of dreary res
ignation that the latter accepts
Bourvil's marriage proposal
only to discover later that his
is q desperately impoverished
soul. Her life gets its first touch
of excitement when she meets
a plastic surgeon and learns
from him that an operation
offered in the mood of an artist
fascinated by a mOdel-will
make her beautiful.
AS an escape from the dreary
home routine, she takes him up,
is transformed into a dazzling
beauty and sees her marriage
turn into a nightmare Of vio-
lence.
The source Of this horror is
her primitive mates notion that
beauty 'in woman is synomy-
nous with sin. Miss Morgan
meets its insult to her loyalty
and genetic decency not with
with the revulsion it merits, but
with q determination to correct
it.
AS suspense goes in French
films. what follows is a chal-
longing study to performers as
deft as Miss Morgan and as
granitely primitive as Bourvil
proves himself to be in this
case.
With the help of a few others,
they make it an absorbing con-
lecture on the effects Of plastic
surgery on marriage and a dra-
matte inversion of the general
notion of the impact of
glamour.
Incidentally. the makeup
that distorts Miss Morgan's
familiar and lovely face in the
early part Of the film is almost
as much q miracle as the i'm
piled surgery that ultimately
corrects it. -
= 4
WELLESLEY NOTE: AS q
longtime, part-time. one-man
auxiliary to Washington's We'll
lesley Club, this corner again
announces the annual Faculty
Salary Advancement Fund
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

"AUNTIE MAME"-ROz Russells spirited rOmp transplanted
from stage to with laughs intact.
DARBY O'GIL AND THE LITTLE PEOPLE"-Wat Disney
fantasy about life among the leprechauns
1.-THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK"-George Stevens poignant
movie Of the touching World War II personal journal
THE FIVE PENNIES"-Danny Kaye in a heart-warming
entertainment based the life Of Red Nichols
"GIGP-The lifting nine Oscar musical by the my Fair
Lady" team; with Maurice Chevaler. Leslie Caron.
THE NUNS STORY"-Audrey Hepburn's fine a nursing
sister tOrmented by urge to leave the convent.
THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA"-Ernest Hemingways novel
as a vrtuOsO acting solo by Spencer Tracy
"THE RELUCTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. comedy
played deity by Kay Kendall and Rex Harrison.
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THE PASSING SHOW
Dupont French Film
Has a Novel Theme
BY JAY CARMODY,
Drama Critic Of The star

The French who have spent considerable ingenuity the
education Of American movegoers turn TO subject
in THE Mirror Has Two Faces" new nm at the Dupont
Theater
This not to that irrelevant the new picture
II rather refeshngy subordinate however this eanly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24

WELLESLEY NOTE: AS q
longtime, part-time. one-man
auxiliary to Washington's We'll
lesley Club, this corner again
announces the annual Faculty
Salary Advancement Fund
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21

Modern l2-box-stall horse farm.
Modern home. bedrooms. large
stream, several springs. 156 acres.
$4,000, Call JOHN BURDoFT.
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The Stars brandnew 1859 Fishing Guide is the biggest and
most complete guide published for fishermen in the Wash
ngton Charles Cov The Stars Outdoor Editor has
packed with every conceivable type Of information fish
grounds He describes the fresh and salt water fish that
abound where to find them and how to hook them The
charts pnpont the best spots in the rivers the Bay the
nearby Atlantic Coast These charts alone worth many
times the price of The Stars Fishing Guide In addition
there's full information where to rent charter launch
boat where to buy ba ice and fuel Whether you're al
novice expert angler, The Stars Fishing Guide isl
bound to improve your luck. Get your copy now.
On sale at Leading sporting goods stores the lobby
Of the new Star Building, Va Ave. and End St. Sc.
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VIRGINIA FARMS

Eight and "a acres on D. C. side oe
Warrenton; highway frontage,
modern stone and stucco rambler:
8 rms. flrepl., garage, outhldgb.
Make excellent kennel, $19.960.
$500 cash. 80
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REAL BUYS

s s%. ana cG SsEs L town sss'
JAMES Z. BARNEY. Agent
Vienna, Va. pU. $500
Dealer In Lesco Homes -.
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.

CHEsTRRBRQOK--FHA appraised,
I pU:.l e' 81 nssSuiss. RR.. s.qy7ss.l ans
TAIngAx-Lov.ly rambler, ait air
n NiSSoss; o Snm ACRE. Win isuil
trees. grape arhor, garden. tool
shed fenced, will try RHA with
4 sC z g. SoTEHi AE EN- sf El';s -Cs isslesO'
FAIRFAx-3- bedrm. bTk.; din, rm,.
llv.. .rTl.. g. bathA walk out bAmt.
YEN VA s e 'seooi' $1,000 OWNER
FAIRFAx Co, US mi. PALS ch.,
S31 800, TEN ACRES and stream
surround this spacious 0-rm. Co
lonial. center hall. gracious soft.
lly, rm. l6-it. ain, I'm. and elec,
scr, porchi maple nocrs: 20 a..
swin,sis. eedrms tiIea bath;
ssTsss: lee. barn. Aluminium sides:
slate roof; entirely fenced. Luz
CILLE COOK, Realtor, JB. 2-3272,
FALLS CHUhCH-By OWNER. s.
fm.. fenced and iandsesped lot;
2 blks. 70 transp, and elem
school: $500 down, 500 mo. FHA.
Piti 34l2 olenheather dr., u.
FALLS CHURCu-Bfilyn Park, III
split-leyei brk. 3-bedrms.. 3
S Sssnts j nse' 4-ssBii. si''oOO' NO
FALLS CHURCH = Award winning
Pine Springs: air-cond. 3-bedrm.
contemporary rambler: ser. porch;
schools, dead-end st., next TO
wooDBERRiSYY Lane i0-s' -AO'
FALLS CHURCH-waik 70 shops.
Catholic and public schools. Cape
Cod: hv. .rm., din. rm., kit, 4
bedrms. den, Q baths: full Eng.
Si ss. iPisS iE s. s sIsssSaded cor
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Sii 300.
Little brk, Cape Cod. Paneled Nv.
Ims nrepl., bedrm.,. equip: l7-tt.
kit, washer, drier. cir eond., bath.
earport, outdoor fireplace. Lovely
corner lot. 81 800 cash, LUCILLE
COOK, Realtor. u. 2-3272. JE.
F oI5s, f S.,Ss sI.n aIeEA SsS.
2-hath brk. rambler: I'M, daylight
Walk-in bsme., rec. rm. with nrepl.,
patio with firepl.; lge. beaut. lot,
attr: financing. BY OWNER. JE.
1925.
FALLS CHURCH. mr.. ST. James
Sehool-Brick home, bedrms..
2M baths. Call u. l-3934.
FRANCONIA AREA-3-bedrm., o
bath brk. rambler, with earport:
4 minis. 10 new All. Force Bldg. ct
Teleeraph I'd. and Kings hwy,
swimming and tennis club menu
bership avail; walking distance to
schools and shop. area. Priced ct
Ela:SoO, assume 4hss loan. SO.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
N.wlpowNTowN

WAREHOUSE
Brick warehouse containing q total
of $4,000 50. It. with ofices and
toilets and oil hot-water heat, 8
loading doors. A central warehouse
location; good for almost any use.
sale. cali warren Montouri, eve
SHANNON x LUcHS CO.
724 14th st. NV. MA. S-2345
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SPRINGFIELD
SUPERB ESTATE

Is ACRES and q fabulous 1O6-ft.
custom-built rambling brick home.
Three large bedrooms, ga baths.
2 spacious living rooms, Soft:
paneled elubroom.. family-stzed
dining room, solarium and spa
cious terrace. slate roof. An all
brick guest cottage with separate
garage. Near golf and country
club. Ideal for entertaining and
gracious living. Just As minutes
to Washington. Price, $4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS
,oss wilson HsEi 1d IA. s.ssoo
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

APPROX. 5000 FIT. avail. for 90
days, End and L ST.. ne; major
floor once. loading dock: End
CAP. HILL concrete CARS; over
Si5 ca. Ex. 3-157b, Ii. 4-4477.
OFFICE BLDG. and warehouse. APP
prox. 1000 50. It. 4617 Annapolis
rd.. Bladensburg. Nd WA. 7-4343.
WAREHOUSE and once space can
be used for light manufacturing.
Avail. at once ct $50 Monteon.
cry st.. Alex, Va, ~. o-3472.
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JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.. Realtors
WISH TO INVEST all cash in
tn 2-7900; eyes,, UN. 4-7005.
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'1S, eSo-Reautlfui brand-neW split
level in Mclean Manor: lse. liv.
beautiful equipped kit. Q full
baths. spruce-paneled rec. fm.; the
entire home Is full Of DELIGHTFUL
surprises; FHA, VA OR CONVEN-
TIONAL TINKLE PROP, REAL
TORS. IA. 6-l207.
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THE HIGHEST
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

NEAR ANDREWS of Route 4 on
Norwood rd.-l04.acre tract: !
hUusss: barns Sd 81. Slaer e.s soD ssnS
and Gravel ideal for subdividins
or hold for capital gain. Call MR..
MANN, HA. 1850. PAUL P,
STONE 90, To. 2-ll05.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.
store on street level. 8 apt. units
above: excellent location and in
come. Owner will consider trade.
A. c. HOU0HTON g. SON, INC,
DI. 7-9057: ewes, WI. 2-5442.
RETIRING?
Make money owning real estate.
Better returns than bank interest.
How about q home with income?
We have several to offer. 2 units;
uni8 and others up to "a units.
Call today. HARTMAN REALTY.
INC, Realtors. LU. 4-340O.
4.UNIT APT. BLDG. S.W.-Near
huge "Eastover Shopping Center"
Nd. line and new WoocrL
son Bridge (now under constO.
making new neighbofs OF the Fen.
tagon and Navy Annex. etc. eau
RR1 flz'R 4. b DSES MSi S1O CO. i
500 BLK. 18th ST. Sell -unit
apt, excel cond.. income over
5000 en1S .Iey., Al AI6,b,t. Res dPo
s. KING CO., 2110 Nichols ave.
Sc, LU. 4-2501.
IiO1 FLORIDA AVE. NE. : Cor.
brk.. = units and 6e-ft; brk: gar
P qtS"s siii i Tern rOO ~ "
E. w. THliRM
eos 10th ST. NV. d. 7-3306
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NJ Il. UNION MAHhE
TERMINAL,
STORES FOR RENT

BURTONsvMLE, Md new
stores IN shopping center: one 4:
salon; one l5x30. adjoining beauty
salon. Prefer childrens' wearing
apparel and shoes in one. No
competition for several miles. In
quiries invited. Look them over
or call Walker 4-7s6S or Walker
4.47Q3.
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JOHN r. DoNoHoE q SONS, INC.

CAPITOL HILL, S07 Penna. ave.
s.e.-Small retail store. 2 floors,
reasonable rent, available immed-
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

FOR SALE-Cinder block bldg;
IS by 40 on 2 lots 50x250. Loo.
at TB Nd. MI. 5-5125.
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We have many more valuable lis

$50 acres, 200 acres in cultivation.
balance timber. Only $4,000,
$1,000 down. Immediate posses
sion on both farms. ~
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T. BROYHILL g. SONS

CAPITOL HnL-Total of approx.
800 50. It. on 2 floors, may be
rented as separate Offices. Avail,
Immediately, S35 to SIS.
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FARMS FARMS FARMS
TWOW VA SPECIALS

800 acres, SO cultivation: 7.rm.
residence: barn. 2-acre pond. Only
$4,000. terms.
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ROW on sEMIDET. HOUSE, white

viii wiz pay cash cash. Oh. s--4s52. 49,
WE HAVE A CLIENT INTERESTED
IN q t oF coN ART; F6SPERJ 5oO
CASH ABOVE FIRST TRUST. CALL
M. E. GLAZER. ST. $1,000: Ewes,
OIL. R-44Q5. WITH
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YEONAS REALTY
DU. $500

SLEEPY HOLLOW S-bedrm;, 2
bath brick rambler. central air
cond., center-hall .entr.. liv. I'm.
with firepl.. sep. din. nm. equip;
kit: rec. rm.. util. rm., fenced
yard, many trees. Shown By Gppt.
JE. 4-655l,
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CT FINANCING

Only 5000 down and you can use
your CT on this all-new rambler
bedrms;. tTil basement ..... plus . H,a-
WIdth ser -asef bar In Kitchen. Use
your CT benefits before they run
out. Full price. S17,50O.
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RETIRING?
INVEST. PROP. WASTED

APARTMENT BUILDINGS
LARGE AND SMALL
! have several clients for
apartments Of any size. MI.
Wahby with
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC.
ma. $4,000; Res, RIA. 6-7050
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S14 Pa. Ave. Sc. II. 3-00s4
SAVANNAH TER. SHOP. CENTER,
S0xeo plus hasn't, 5000 mo. For
further inform, call FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st., MA. g.
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I WO w. VA. OI GN11AAO
1913 acres: lge. 7-rm. residence.
mod. condition: oil-burner heat.
Only $4,000, terms. 4E
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BELL REALTY &C
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
XII. 8-1868
SHADED LOT

this Immaculate Shed.
rm. rambler with full basement on
Q quiet. dead-end street. Finished
recreation I'm: and large. modern
kitchen are the KEYNOTE features
Of this rambler. Full price only
$4,000.
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ALEX, VA. KING ST.
BEAUTY SHOP OR SMALL LOAN
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STORE 45x125 South Capitol ct. "a
mile from District line. Clear span.
flreproof construction, terrazZo
floor; excellent location small car
agency, branch bank, building loan,
last commercial area before leav-
ing DC. Will remodel to suit ten
ants. ELMIRA CORP. 10. 1-2400.
1000 so. FIT. store plus full bsmt.
and high overhead dr., on busy
Lee highway. Excel. export. for
merchant, ideal once space. Plen-
ty Of Earking. J775 Lee hwy, In
the Garden City Shopping Center.
LARCHMONT REALTY. INC. JE.
$4,000.
$40 PER MO. contractors, main
tenance men, $40 50. IT,. 14th st.
NV: comm, Easy access, pvt.
emit, prkg., To. 2-2466.
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PENTAooN REALTY

TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OFF
l-aere estate In heavily wooded
area OF custom homes. Massive
well-constructed stone home with
true center hall and open stairway.
l1x27 living rm., banquet-size din
Ing rm., 3 bedrms., 3 baths. family
rm., 2-ear garage. circular drive
ground care, Proiessicnaily sp-
praised at $4,000. Asking $780,
300. JE 4-22ss, PARKER, sMTTH
d DoNNELL REALTORS.
VIENNA wOODs-yaeant. 3 bed
rms. full bsmt., large lot, trees.
S16,o5O. Owner will pay settle
ment points. FLA. Dunkirk B-SSi6.
VIRGINIA HILLS-3 bedrms., full
nsmt.. equipped kit, N-acre we'll
handicapped lot. FHA appraisaI,
$4,000, $500 down or assume
~ 81 loan. Call OWNER. so. s.
se5. e5o-Heautifui brand-neW split-
level In Mclean Manor: Ice, iiv,
nm. W/nreplAce, eeparate Ain nm .
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

ASHTON, MD.-23-acre farm, sew
eral streams. large cattle barn,
finest grazing land for beef cattle
or horses. Ideal children's camp.
On hard road. Can be subdivided.
Good investment. S32 900.
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BARGAIN; FauQuier Co, Va.--60
acres, in excellent condition. Will
carry 1925 beef cattle; on corner
of 2 black-top roads; 4-bedroom
home in nice condition; ciItder
other buildings; "A mi. to Wash:
SiS,7OO, reasonable down pay.
ment. r. A. HOLMES, REAL Es.
TATE, RTE. 3, BOX ga. MANAS.
sAS, VA, EN-. S-5131 or EN-.
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14S Acres bedroom farm house
with new kitchen and bsmt.: now
used as CROP farm. two streams,
older barn, Less than 40 miles
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MOTHER o'ra '4a7'a " s2 9,
Children Threatened
With Torture, Death

start shooting and one Of the
kids would get hit.
Finally. we came to a sign
beside the road that said State
police ahead and ! knew they
were going to catch us. ] sort
Of hoped that he'd let ns 90.
I thousht that once It was dark.
he'd Turn US loose,
sxot at Pdtsuers
When he saw them. he drew
his gun and turned around
shooting. I managed to get my
foot on the brake and stop the
car. I still don't know how I
did it.
The kids came through 1t in
good shape, They love to ride
in the car and they didn't know
how serious it was. They
thought they were on a trip.
II was a big adventure for them.
We never had a chance to
escape. When he'd let one Of
us out Of the car for q minute.
he'd keep the gun on the other
two. He'd let me and my girl
out together or he'd let the two
boys out.
It was the most horrible ex-
perience ] ever had. I didn't
think I could go through with
it. I guess it could have been
worse, though.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20

I hate him" He described his
feeling toward Post as hatred
at first sight"
Payne had given the same
motive for the kidnapping in a
weird note addressed to West
Virginia Gov. Cecil H. Under
wood. The note threatened
torture and death to the chill
dren If Payne's demand fol
Posts release were not met,
Payne left the note in the
Baldwin home when he drove
of in the family car with Mrs.
Baldwin and Susan. s.: Danny.
z. and Kenneth, 10. The hus-
band and father. John H.
Baldwin. 80. was left behind,
tied and gagged.
Despite the threats in the
tliacaber note. Payne did not
harm his captives. II couldn't
have killed them after got
TO know them" he said later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
Bills Ask Fund
For Music, Drumu
BY the Associated Press

Congress was asked yesterday
to create a fund to promote live
music and drama in the United
States.
Money for the fund would
come from the 20 per cent ex-
else tax now levied on theater,
opera, concert and motion pic
ture tickets.
Bills to set up the fund were
introduced by Senator Williams
and Representative Thompson,
both New Jersey Democrats.
Senator Javits, Republican of
New York, cosponsored the
Senate bill.
Under the measure. the ex-
else tax would be cut in half
with the tax saving going into
Ia fund administered by labor
and management in the in
dustry and trustees appointed
by the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
Ladies' in Voting
Named for Akihito

TOKYO. Mar. 20 (AP).-A
widow and a divorce have been
appointed ladies in waiting to
Japan's Crown Prince Akihito,
who is getting married April 10.
They are Mrs. Reiko Sakuma,
81. whose seismologist husband
died in 1857, and Eiko Nawa.
"a, who divorced Army Capt.
Ikutaro Watanabe in 1919
Miss Nawa's father. the late
Baron 'Naganori Nawa. was a
chamberlain for Emperor Tai
sho, father Of the reigning EN-
peror Hirohito. when Taisho
was Crown Prince.