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New ColonialS and
SplitrLevelS

New ColonialS and
Split-LevelS
4 BedrmS.-2 & 21a Baths
OPEN lO-DARK. Devon Park, the
estate area of Mclean. Full-size
din. rms, breakfast hooks, ga
RACES, carports. rec. rms, etc. Out
standing financing. Low monthly
pymts. Model home phone, Ell.
6-552S. DIR: over Chain Bridge,
TT. on Rte. 1913 through Mclean
approx. Ia miles to Great Falls
st. (Rte. 694. left Ia miles to
Devon Park on left, or from z
Corners, out Leesburg pike (Rte.
st. and Devon Park on left.
WEISS g. STOLAR, INC.
Realtors. Elk. 3-534O
NORTH ARLINGTON, LORCOM
LANE AREAS bedrms., 2 baths,
fully handicapped brick rambler with
daylight bsmt., Gear, built-in
garage. Beautifully situated on
h3-aere lot against 3-acre wooded
county park. All electric GE
kit, den and screened porch.
N. ARL., 4O11 N. 18th tSt.-3-
bedrm., brk. rambler: SIC, 1000.
$1,000 dn., Sis monthly pay
ment. Open Sun. 2-5. CIR. g.
1857.
N. ARL., Lorcom lane area-FHA-
appraised brick Colonial: 8 bed
rms, ga baths, rec. rm., lge. scr
porch; garage; wooded lot. 10
minutes Pentagon. S23,bO0. BY
OWNER. la 4-2Rn3
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VOL

Save those high settlement
charges and loads Of inter-
$1,000 AZ loan SSl'i Neat and and
clean; 3 bedrooms, full base
ment with bath and rec.
nm; walk-out entrance to
lovely back yard with many
trees. Ideally located for
schools, pool and shopping.
This will 20 anytime now.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AURORA HILLs-one OF Northern
Virginia's finest residential areas
offers this lovely hrk, rambler.
8 bedrms., ia baths, formal din.
rm., de luxe kit. with breakfast
space, full daylight bsmt,,. 34.ft.
rec, rm.. garage, tree-shaded lot,
Priced at S2S,9bO and $4,000,
4taeo GI loan can be assumed
Call THE DARBY co. Realtors
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ARLINGTON. ALEX, FAIRFAX
WE ARE
HERE
TO SERVE

Your purposes-thiS fine
brick rambler should i'll the
bill; 4 bedrooms, pa baths,
modern kitchen with eye
level oven, rec. I'm. and
built-in gar age. Owner
packing now-move in time
for school. Just Ia blocks
OF Lorcum lane. for $780,
$50.
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SPRINGFIELD - Vacant.
Move right in; charming
brick rambler; 3 bedrmS.. 2
baths, full bsmt. with
wreck" room. Assume the
large 4lafs loan at SI04
per mo, Down payment to
suit YOU. This house must
be sold. Open Sat. and Sun.
at 6023 Brunswick st.
FLEETWOOD REALTY, Fl.
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SPRINGFIELD
OPEN TO-DAY

Continued on Next P4fO
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g. SONS CORP, REALTORS
4R1O LEE HTGHWAV

SPRINGFIELD A real
DREAM. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler nestled on q large
fenced lot with many trees.
This house Is truly imma-
culate and merits your inn
mediate inspection. Only
$1,000 down or your house
in trade. Open Sat. and
Sun. Call. FLEETWOOD
REALTY, FL. ASSOC.
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Newly painted; immac. cond.: liy
rm, with firepl., full din. rm.,
extra bedrm. closet and kit. cup
boards, alum. storm windows,
lge. paneled basement rec. rm.,
scr. porch, patio with f1repl.; "a
acre, oaks, dogwood, azaleas: liz
blks; elem. school: h. S., paro-
chial buses. stop at door: oil heat
average only $50 VI. FILA terms,
or assume AZ mortgage. OWNER,
JE. 3-1499. 1901 Timber lane.
FALLS CH.-Attract semidet. home
tor. thrifty ceople with children OF
retired coup,s, 3 bedrms.: mr.. bus,
schools, shop. ENTER; S62.50 mo.
pays mortg., taxes, insur., gas,
light, heat, water. Sub. cash rec.
OWNER will help finance bal.
$4,000. JE. 2-S107.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
Red Chino OKs
Plan to Ruise
industrial Output

TOKYO, April 8 (AP)-
Communist China announced
today what 1t called a magnifi-
cent plan TO increase industrial
output and move its millions
along the road to economic
prosperity.
The draft plan was approved
at the seventh meeting of the
Chinese Communist Party's
Central Committee held in
Shanghai April Us, the Peiping
radio said.
The plan was based on four
major production targets set
at the last plenary session of
the Central Committee. It will
be presented to the National
Peoples Congress to be held
later this month.
Targets set for this year
were: Is million tons of steel,
$50 million tons of coal. SIS
tons Of grain and 5 million tons
Of cotton.
The Communists claimed that
last year China produced about
IL million tons of steel, 270
million tons of coal, 375 million
tons of grain and 3K million
tons of cotton.
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sault with q dangerous weapon
and assault with intent to kill.
Police Tells Of Fight
In testimony in the final part
of yesterdays proceedings De-
tective Sergt. Leonard Kragh
told Of chasing Smawley out Of
the Marchegiani house. finally
bringing him down with shots
from his pistol.
Detective Donald L. Allen
testified that he shot Cross at
the beginning Of the battle.
then fiattened himself against
a wall and fired at Morton as
the gunman fell down the
stairs.
The five policemen had been
alerted about the impending
visit Of the four men through
q tip from the FB1, according
to 1t. Kutner. He said he
counted IA shots in the gun
battle.
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Anna ana daughter Antolnette
Court as star witnesses for the
Government In the assault case
against Lester l.. jackson, 20.
OF Cedar Heights. Md. and
Gene C. Smawley, 20. Of no
fixed address.
Mr.. Marchegiani said that
four men came 10 his door
about l0:45 pm. December II
and forced him at gunpoint 10
90 upstairs where his wife and
daughter were waiting In o
bedroom.
He said one man, Raleigh L.
Morton, 30. forced him to sit
down on a bed and ordered
the two women to lie down
as the other left the room.
Shooting Starts
Both Mr.. Marchegiani and
his daughter said that a few
moments later the telephone
rang downstairs call from
the daughters boy friend. She
testified that she went down
to answer the phone, but be-
fore she could talk shot rang
out.
The father said at that mo-
ment he lunged for a sawed
Of shotgun held by Morton and
struggled with the gunman.
Mrs. Marchegiani told the
Jury that she screamed my
head of" as the two struggled
AS other shots rang out
downstairs between the gun
man and five policemen who
had been alerted to the arrival
Of the men, Mr.. Marchegiani
said he was able to push Nor
ton down the stairway.
THE police shot him. He
tried to get up and run a few
steps. Then there were a couple
more Shots" the contractor
testified.
Police Arrive at House
Earlier, District Police 1t.
Murray Kutner told how he and
four other policemen had ar
rived at the Northeast home
and tried unsuccessfully to get
Mrs, Marchegiani and her
daughter to leave.
Another defendant, Charles
L. Cross, 80, of no fixed address,
pleaded guilty last month to
charges of HOUSEKEEPING
armed assault and assault with
intent to kill.
AS a result Of the gun battle
Morton was killed and Smawley
and Cross were badly wounded
Mr.. Marchegiani received a bull
let wound in the left shoulder
In the original nine count
indictment handed down in the
case last January by a District
grand jury. jackson, Smawley
and Cross were charged with
HOUSEKEEPING, assault with in
tent to rob, armed assault. as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
FERRY'S
DIAL-A-PLANT

Helps you select the flower
or vegetable that will do we'll
in your garden. Use it in
our department os you select
Ferry Seed, 15c, Csc, Soc, 75c
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Fish Help MoiImen

MAIZURA. Japan.-Postmen
in Maizura have worked out a
system Of coping with biting
dogs. They carry pieces of
dried fish in their pockets and
throw them to menacing NUTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
Parents, Girl Describe
FotoI Gunfightin Home

e2-year-old contractor his wife and daughter yesterday
described the that epted last December in their North
east home during battle between police and four gunner
One killed and three wounded.
Felix Marchegiani Of 1918 Michigan NE. his wife
Anna and daughter Anonee l6 took the stand In District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

Complete hordwore for four panels,
package 1.2o
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INDOOR-OUTDOOR
FURNITURE BY TROY

The quolity workmanship and heh-type mo-
teriols used in Troy furniture foreteI years Of
hoPpy use. The steel is Bonderized to give
protection against rust and corosion. Two
painting and baking operations give Troy's
furniture a finish that resists morring, chip
ping, peene
A. GARDEN TABLE GROUP
Comes complete with garden table, 4 folding
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with Soron scot and back. 6-pece set.
complete, 1895
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Enrich your garden or lawn
with natures organic soil
conditioner. Breaks up and
enriches dry soil binds sandy
soil. 100 pounds, 1893
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
A. GARDEN TABLE GROUP
B. DEAUVILLE UMBRELLA
TABLE GROUP

White wrought iron tobIe with glass top. z
side and z arm choirs in q combination of
wrought iron legs and backs with resilient
steel scot Heavy drill fobric umbrella; pig
nented vinyI-cooted exterior
6-piece set, 1895
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Shop Greenhouse
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MOVABLE SHUTTERS

Kindred japanese Kotsuro wood,
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your inside window measurements.
6"x2" panel. 99c
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C. THE TROYLOAFER
TUBULAR STEEL CHAIR

Bonderized turquoise finish with handsome
Soron fabric that is highly resilient to mois-
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costly from upright to reclining position. 1895
Choose these other pieces from our large
collection of fine quality summer and casual
furniture by Troy.
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Under IS? Tecr Out This Page
for q Friend or Relotive

In reading about 65-Plus insurance, you
may recognize it as the very thing to
protect some older friend of yours, or
parent or relative. By all means give
him or her this page. Help others to find
out how 65-Plus can help safeguard their
security and provide needed protection.
If you will become age Is at later
date this year, write to Continental
Casualty Company for details on how
you can become eligible to join 65-Plus
on your 65th birthday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
Q. Why must I enroll by
May 18th?

A. We know this is very important de-
cision for you to make, yet the enrolment
period must end May Is, 1859. This dead.
line is absolutely necessary so that Cont
mental can handle all policies at the same time
to bring you this unique protection at low
cost.
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trusted advisor. If you are not 1907 salts.
fed, return it within 10 days and your $3.50
will be refunded.
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Answers to Questions have been asked about 65Pus.

"A few Casualty hospital
65 for enrolment This
opportunity the tested and proved insurance plan that has already paid
million doIayip benefits.
This idea originated Continental Casualty Company
the worlds and first introduced 1857 Since them whenever
and wherever 65s has been offered thousands thousands and have
joined and now have this protection and of mind
With helpful information from this Poyhde Continental has selected
questions which been asked about this remarkable that you have
fully Plsi and the
oft kind ever developed for and others this
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provided the hospital confinement
begins-surgical operation is performed
after your policy has been in force
six months.
). Coverage against all kinds of injuries or
illnesses except those caused by war or
covered by Workmen's Compensation or
Occupational Disease Law. Confinement
in Veterans Administration hospitals,
federal government hospitals and local
government mental and tuberculosis
hospitals is not covered.
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Q. Viii my policy eUer be
cancelled or changed?

Z. VIII my policy eUer be
cancelled or changed?
A. You never need worry that your policy
will be cancelled, or that you will be penal
lied, because of the number of times or the
benefits you collect. Continental Casualty
Company guarantees that the company can
not cancel your 65-Plus policy, or make any
changes, unless it does so on ALL 65-Plus
policies in your state. Of course, you may
discontinue your policy anytime you wish.
Q. Exactly ho,U much
protection do 1 get?
/. Pays the actual cost of room and board
up to $1,000 day, for as long as 81
days, for each day of hospital con6ne.
ment anywhere in the world.
2. Pays the actual cost Of hospital extras up
to $4,000 maximum-for X.ray, lab
tests, operating room, anesthetics, dress
ings, drugs, medicines, ambulance,
prosthetic devices.
8. Pays for surgery Of every type in or out
of the hospital on a schedule from $500
to $4,000. Example: $500 for removal
oftoe nail; $500 for broken thigh bone;
$4,000 for removal Of prostate.)
4. Only you can cancel; the Company can.
not cancel your ''65-Plus'' policy, or
raise the premiums or make any changes
unless it does so to all '65-P Plus" policies
in your state (OA series).
5. Pays you these benefits in addition to
any other insurance you may have.
b. You are Immediately protected on acct
dents which occur, or sickness which orig.
mates after the issue date of your policy.
Z. You are also protected for conditions
you had before your policy was issued,
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Q. Is 65-PIus really available
to anyone?

: Q. Is 65-PIus really available
to anyone?
A. That is correct, provided you are age IS
or over, or will have your 65th birthday by
June 10, 1859. The policy is yours no matter
what your past or present health. You do not
need to take physical examination or an.
swer any health questions. You simply furnish
the information on the enrolment blank be-
low-your name, address, sex and date Of
birth-and your protection starts June 10.
1859.
Q. Ho,U can any insurance
company afford this?
A. Continental Casualty Company offers
65-Plus very much like group insurance. 1t
costs less to issue the same policy, at the
same time, in large volume, handled by auto
matte machines. The savings are passed along
in the form Of these unusual benefits for
people over 65-at low cost.
o. Is Continental a large
insurance company!
A. Yes. Continental Casualty Company is
one Of the worlds largest insurance COM
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panies. 1t issues more kinds Of accident and
sickness insurance than any other company
in America. This company's vast resources
make the 65-Plus plan possible.
Q. HOtC has 65-PIuS been
tested and proved?
A: 65.Plus was first tested in Iowa in 1857.
Since then, whenever and wherever it has
been offered, thousands upon thousands of
men and women have joined and now have
this protection. Already Over one million
dollars in benefits have been paid to policy
holders. 65-Plus has stood the test Of time.
o. But, Tn. Orer 9O-tUilI
you take me?
A. Yes. 1t doesn't matter how old you are,
as long as you are age IS or over.
o. HO,U about nle?-I'Ue had
a heart attack?
A. Past or present illnesses, however Sc.
rious, make no difference to your getting the
policy. You will receive it without any health
questions asked, without any physical ex.
animation.
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Q. All these benefits for onl,
$3.50 O. month?

A. Yes. The 65-Plus plan was designed to
provide everyone IS and over with the most
needed and most practical insurance cover.
age7-at the lowest possible cost. By includ.
ing only those necessary benefits that the
majority Of older folks should have-and
eliminating beverages that are rarely needed
Continental is able to offer you the finest,
most sensible and economical plan of its
kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

Q. Does 65-PIus pay in addi-
ton to my other insurance?
A. Yes. In these days of rising hospital and
surgical costs. you can't have too much pro-
lection. Keep any hospital insurance you
already have. You are still eligible for all 65-
Plus benefits and will be paid in full in ad-
dition to payments you receive from other
insurance.
Q. Is there a n,Oney-back
guarantee?
A. Absolutely. After you receive your IS.
Plus policy, examine it. Talk it over with
Evening star., 1959-06-28
By HARRY BACAS
Star stan Writer

Televisi0n Westerns come
in for some pointed spoof1ng
In the Coasters record,
Along Came Jones"
Jones. Of course, is the
hero who always shows at
the last minute to rescue the
heroine from being abducted,
sawed in half or run over by
a tram. The point the song
makes is that there is q
dreadful similarity about q
lot OF Western plots.
The song was written for
the Coasters by Jerry Lieber
and Mike Stoller, who or
gani1ed the group and have
provided one hit tune after
another.
Mike Stoller says many
people have asked him IL he
got the. title from a Gary
Cooper movie Of about IS
years. ago with the same
name. He says IL was Just
q coincidence.
Lieber and Stoller ar
ranged the song for live
rhythm instruments banjo,
guitar. bass, piano and
dTums) and tenor sax. King
Curtis plays the sax. The
piece was recorded at Atco
Records studios in New
York. with Lieber and Stoller
supervising the session.
The song is dedicated to
Dub Jones. the bass singer Of
the Coasters. who supplies
those low notes on the record.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

Themes" These are jazzy
big-band arrangements Of
tunes from IL popular dra-
matte shows.
FELSTED: Never Too
Late for Dancing" A rather
good collection Of smooth
dance music by Joe Leahy's
Orchestra. There's q stable
quotient Of nostalgia here
for oldsters. but young peo-
pie also will find the music
daneeable.
"Musette Catch" The title
and the cover don't mean
much. but this pleasant
ltslian-cafe accordion music
makes good listening.
MERCURY will gladden.
the hearts and ears Of big
band lovers with ''Rugolo
Plays Kenton," an all-star
band playing the slashing,
eIassy pieces Stan Kenton's
orchestra made famous. The
sound. especially in stereo, is
tremendous. Kenton never
sounded so good. Rugolo, Of
course, for years was Ken
tons top aTranger.
tS9 More Vibes, on Vel
vet" Terry Gibbs plays easy
going, melodic arrangements
by Nanny Albam for vibes,
saxes apd rhythm.
(S) Down to Earth" The
Ramsey Lewis Trio. wrongly
typed as . cocktail jazz
Evening star., 1959-06-28
TOP TEEN TUNES
A Musical Spool of Those Heroic TV Cowpokes

The sound. especially that
from 1916, is excellent.
80 "Chet Atkins in Holly
wood" The guitarist is fine
as usual. but his orchestral
backing is q trifle too lush.
Five albums, all available
In stereo. emphasize the quest
for different" sounds. They
are wish You Were Here"
by Hugo Winterhalter's or
chestra: Comfort Me With
Apples" by India Adams:
"Orienta." by the Markko
Polo Adventures: Exploring
New Sounds In Stereo," by
Esquivel's orchestra. and The
Wild, Wild West" by the
Ralph Hunter Choir with
some unidentified hoofbeats
thrown in.
Three albums Of smooth
mood music by big continent
tai orchestras, also available
In stereo. are Say It With
Flowers" by Ronald Binee;
And Still I Love You" by
John Clegg. and I'm Sing
You 1000 Love Songs" by
Reg Owen.
VERvE joins the "Porgy
and Bess" rush with q hand
some two-volune set by Ella
Fitzgerald and Louis Arm
strong. Actually. the record
ing was made some time ago
and held for this, the year Of
the movie. Ella and Louis are
splendid. Of course, but their
orchestral surroundings are q
trifie overwhelming.
The Oscar Peterson Trio
at the Concertgebouw." Fine.
atmospheric jazz. recorded
during a 1858 concert in
Amsterdam, Holland.
LONDON has three
smoothies:
tS) "Continental En-
cores" Mantovani plays Eu-
ropean favorites.
tS) Famous Marches Of
Sousa." The Band Of the
Grenadier Guards is beauti-
fully recorded. although its
Evening star., 1959-06-28

group. turns in unusually
vigorous and brilliant work.
(S) -Cannonball,s Sharp
shooters" Julian AdderIey
leads a small group in q
boppish. busy workout. $3.50
Adderleyt.
tS) The waltz Queen"
Patti Pages big seller. now
in stereo.
(S) Dolls, Dolls, Dolls"
The Harmonicats play bright,
sassy arrangements; quite ef-
fective in stereo.
(S) Music from Homo
luiu." A surprise item. Screen
actor Jon Hall supervises an
easy-to-listen-to program Of
Hawaiian music.
(S) Strings in Hi-H."
Mood music by Pierre Chal-
let's string orchestra. now
issued in stereo.
COLUMBIA has a great
barg ain for Jazz fans.
Columbia Jazz Festival
being offered at less than
half regular price. is q stereo
sampler from Columbia's best
recent jazz albums. All the
top names are here, incIud-
ing Mulligan. Ellington, Bru-
beck. Miles Davis and so on.
(S) mi Bella Dama," for
the lovers Of exotiea. is the
new Spanish-language ver-
sion Of MY Fair Lady,
Evening star., 1959-06-28

two-record set Of unreleased
recordings made in the 1s40s
for radio broadcast. Good
sound.
WARNER BROTHERS
joins the parade to record
television themes c'Peter
Gum" started IT'D with O
set called Top Television
Evening star., 1959-06-28

treatment Of these marches
Ia a little heavy.
80 The Music Of Lecu-
Ona." Stanley Blacks orches-
tTa in big versions of Cuban
classics.
2oth FOX has an item for
big band fanciers in Tommy
DoTsey's Greatest Band" a
Evening star., 1959-06-28
New Albums
~ Moons Siereo

RCA VICTOR has gone
into its vaults for a mag
nif3eent item jazz lovers will
consider q must. 1t Is Duke
Ellington at His Very Best"
q collection Of wonderful
sides recorded in l940-l946.
including the original version
Of Black. Brown and Beige"
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Nations Teen-Aeers
Select Top Records

Complied bs the onbsrt Youth Research CO.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-06
SMALL FACTORY

DENVER. Colo. tP) Bernard
Hynes. a 17-year-old Denver High
School student, figures he has the
worlds smallest beet sugar fac
tory. 1t is mounted on 6 by 4
plywool panel.
Hynes cuts up his sugar beets
by hand and starts them through
the digester for boiling. carb0na-
tion. filtration. sulfonation and A.
nally to be evaporated and crys-
tallized.
He's never seen the inside OF a
real beet sugar factory. He got the
idea for his small factory In a
chemistry book.