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HOUSES EoR sALE-vA.
(coNTlNUEpl

FALLS CHURCH-For sale, 3-bed-
nm, brick rambler Flrepl, din,
rp. cleo stove, dishwasher, dis
pbSal, fenced rear yard with trees
Storm doors and windows cony,
10 everything, can take over 81
loan, no bsmt.' $4,000, OWNER
JE a-3Da1
FALLS CHURCH, BY OWNERS,
bedrm. rambler, hSmt., drive, =
acre, trees, fenced rear; .conven'
Sl9,15O, low on approx, SSi mo,
tpIt,t.i1, TM, $500,
FALLS CHURCHi SlS,950-Lovely
antique brick Cape Cod y bed
rms ia baths, lly, rm,,. hreplr
sep. din. rm,- bedrm, 's-oath,
iSe kit Gnd Ain al S Ssm}i out SaSa
s sard? R SSh['Fu to bus bus and school
immed. posS, 5000 cash, 500
mo. LUCILLE COOK, Reaitor JE
%-3o5@, JE, 9-4tN4,
FALLS CHURCH-Savc on settle
ment and mo pvmt by assuming
4iar al loan. 3-yr-old rambler
lge. liv-din. rm, Spac equip XIII
aaylisnt bSmt with outside enl"
sidewalks: Sl6.SOOO, $1,000 an"
SfOO mo. JE. .-l5Sl, No asentS'
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Anchor
fence surrounds this immaculate
hrs bungalow with rec, rm. ana
hsmt bedrm. and bath partially
finished on md fir 2-bedrms'
ard rath on lst fir, scr, poresn
SI405O with 500 dn, FhA'
LYNN REALLY. he. S-b69b' ---
FALLS CHURCH AREA bedrm,,
..-bath brick rambler lu!l osmt,
built-in garsge, over '2-seIe
wooded lot; Dashboard h.w'-heat
anu lust about ever thlns SS sase {
a50 Financing flexible NJ r.
REYNOLDS & CO., Realtors JE
4-4660 .------
FALLS CHURcH-BY OWNER
ASSUME 4ls'o OF LOAN
1907 W, WESTMORELAND RID.
S-bedrm. rambler, TOP cond,; lge.
closets, eXpandable attic with Ven-
tilatinp system COILS Cnlire
house, Equip. kit. has exhaust ran
and garbage disposal, storm oooIs
and windows, fenced I'd Shruo-
berry, trees and flowers Clost 70
: Corners. shop center 1870
JE a-0349 after PM No
AGENTS.
FOR SALE BY owners rms
furn. 1901 18th st s. Arl' va.
FOR SALE FY OWNER g.
Suburban living at its pes Fot
real re.aXed living sec TINS peSu-
tful home in Vienna WOODS asS
mary beautiful features and eH-
'aS Complete Sni electric kitchen
4 bedrmS., go baths
37-ft. finished rec. rm, ,
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FALLS CHURCH-For sale, 3-bed'
rm brick rambler Flrepln DIN
rpl, cleo, stove, dishwasher, dis
pbSal, fenced rear yard with trees
Storm doors and windows COW
ID everything; can take over 81
loan; no bsmt; $1,000, OWNER
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OPEN. 2-H
mf(Rgn


OPEN Ia
ARL NJ Mr.. PARKINGTON
Beautiful brk Colonial Sep. din
rm., full bSmt, > lge. bedrms
alum comb windows, Ice. lot
Present loan can be assumed
Price S16,500. DIR Wilson blvd
. blks past Hechts to Wood
row st. TT to No $50 and ouI
open sign. BENOIT g. ALVAREZ
Realtors, KE S-kG11
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ROuth Robbins
REAL ESTATE CORP.
XII. $4,000

TRULY HARD to find a brick ram
bier in close with a bsmt., FIN
REC RIM spacious liv. rm Will
firepl sep din rm, and CN,
pandable attic, for only S14,50O
nice fenced yard with trees, too
PLANTATION REALTY JE. 5000
VIENNA bdrm.. bath on | acre
$500 adj. q acres. JU. 5-l994
aft. ! pm.
WEN MA AREA-Sl259 500 BY
OWNER. Immaculate :i-bedrm
rambler on y acre. Lovely yarC
with plenty of shade trees. FHf
proved, S495 down. TW
3-1""'
VIENNA-Walking distance Catho-
lie school: 3-bedrm brk. rambler
i2-acre wooded lot, car port
screened porch; Sl5.25O. DU. d
5O75.
VIENNA = Rambler, centrally To-
Gated, . yrs. old: 3 bedrms
de luxe kit, full bsmt: over "a.
acre Handicapped lot. Assume lge
CT loan. No agent. $4,000
OWNER, DU. 5-533n
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BARR

Metropolitan Realty Exchange
Els Wilson Blvd. ia 1880
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$3.50 Down

Most attractive stone and -tram(
home in center Of Fails Church
walk to shopping and bus tranSp
Liv, rm. with stone frepl, sep
din. rm., hot-water heat, sun
deck; wooded lot Wonderful bus
at $4,000. Act quickly on this
genuine baTeain. Dial DU. 5000
TO inspect today.
Better Homes
REALTY, INC. REALTORS
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TIs ruIlpcu, nv oWNER-9


.-bath brick rambler full bsmt
huiiI-in garage. over '2-acrt
wooded lot; Dashboard h.w,-hea!
anu lust about everything else
You want UndeTprlced al SD,
a5O Financing aexi5le, NJ X
REYNOLDS g. CO., Realtors JE
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JOIN ME
IN THE COOL

On the beautiful patio in this
tastefully rcdecorated brk. ram
bier Completely secluded by a
high lowered fence. You can en-
Joy your leisure hour and later
sleep on the full screened porch
All this combined with an over
sized liv. nm, and all elec kit
yet located in the heart Of Falls
Church Only $3.50 down and a
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

J@}@ N. WOODROW
Stately red brick Colonial. slate
roof Attractive corner lot Tall
oak trees. Center-hall entr.. 23-
IT, liv. rm., extended by lge. Sc
cluded porch. Family size din.
rm. " bay window. Lee EQUIP.
kit, pan library and powder rm
completes the LIST floor. Master
bcdrm 1"x16 wlbath. " other
bedrnS. and bath Stairway TO
lqe. attic with windows Maids
rm.. rec. rn and shower bath.
Attached ssr. Oil h-w.h. Only
FRED ! GEORGE. REALToR
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State Dept. Official

HALL REALTY co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
KleaIl

Clean, clean A spotless brk home
IN conv. location, Cozy, cute and
clean kit. nice rec rm, with
plenty of storage, full bsmt built
in cabinet m din. rm,, situated
on a lot with many trees, back. I'd
fenced walk TO Claremont Elem
and Wakefield Sr, High, A good
throughout. Price now Sll05O.
Call 10 see today, ia. 5-gi0O,
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LUXURIOUS

Ranch type home on shady y acre
in Sleepy Hollow. Surrounded by
90 trees owner transferred. will
sacrifice, only S27,950 3 bed.
rooms, 1la baths, carpeted llv
rm., equipped kit, porch and ga
rase WHITLEY REALTY CO.
ia. $1,000.
MCLEAN: S26,0OO-New brk. ram.
bier, 3 bedrms.. 3 baths, FIRE
places rec. rm and garage II
bsmt.: COW. loo. WALLS REALTY
Ell. 5000
McLEAN-lS-mo. old, 3-bedrm., .
bath rambler sep. din rm.. full
bsmt e.; J., acre lot on no through
street No agents. Ell. 6-4lO1.
MCLEAN CIA-5 bedrms.. 2l2 baths
with S1S,500 4i2'c loan assump.
ton and only $4,000 down Oper
daily. Call Mr.. DGrerdorf at FL
G-5@6n' or IA 1-6526.
WALTER R REYNOLDS CO, INC
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LA PLATA - $50 gently rolling
acres, secluded house cottage;
huge linda City project: s miles
La Plata; less than 5000 an acre:
'--"- new rSt'ncs Route 20l.
mex 10 American Legion Home.
Plata c. LOUISE cox. MUDD
REALTORS. West 4-S464
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rrrGF ROOMS are among the fine

features Of this all-new BRICK
rambler in the exclusive Lake
Bancroft area. Center-hall en-
trance. 1925 living room, l6-tt
banuuet-size dining room, lS-ft.
master bedroom. } full baths.
34-ft finished rec room. Large
screened porch, very beautiful
IA, 5-155O Or follow the Atlas
"open" signs from Sleepy Hollow
I'd. 10 400 Stony Erae DIR. on
Sunday. TO & ia. 5-l5 500,
ATLAS REALTY CO.. 415l Lee
hwy, corner Glebe rdD
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If o--001

HERNDON; FLA approved or can
r Du~rl-So Conv, rs.00s! Sl,auN
down, Sl4O mos bedrms, > full
baths, fun bsmt. bullt-in range
am oven beaut cabinets, lge
ii close 10 schools. torCs,
churches, S1S,5O0. BY OWNER
HerndoA 100.
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If You REALLY AND TRULY wan

If YOU REALLY AND TRULY want
a BUY in a home. look at this
46-ft. long all-brk rancher today
Best neighborhood, biggest rooms
devlight rec rm., lot wftrees
Other comparable homes selling fol
much much more ? hedrms in
all. Family din. rm. Bus at door
Very reasonable terms About -
500 dr. priced at SCI 500 Dia.
JF $4,000 VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY, INC.
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HERNDON

8 bedrm. frame bungalow-Liv. rm,
g.. DIN. nm. KIT. do! SihN
gas stove, refr., INV. neater, ven
binds. screens and shower bath
excel. cond.; price $500. terms
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CALL Mr.. BLUMENTHAL
JU S-lS3l
FREDERICK W BERENs SALES

W BERENS SALES,
INC.
l722 l. St NV.
MA. $4,000, Ext 1913
COUNTY, 3Ol highway
Outs.cndin- locations. suitable
business, also desirable, well-lo-
Gated tracts, 20 10 $50 acres, suit
able shopping center. subdivision.
golf Or country club: sale or long
term ease LEONARD SNYDER.
West 4-33ll. Ia Plata, Nd
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SWIM IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD
TREES

Abundantly surround this
three bedroom, two full bath
rambler OF antique brick:
lovely lia-acre lot with city
water and sewerage Only
two available. Open Sunday.
til dark. DIRECTIONS:
Columbia pike turn right
on Gallows I'd, turn left.
follow signs to house. Hilco
Homes BY Guard.
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McCAY & McCAY, INC.

ia 300
Il MILE FROM CHAIN BRIDGE
4l35 n. RICHMOND ST.
In,Gtk0SS CHAIN Bridge
Three beautiful bedrooms, three full
baths with lavatorieS, lge. rms.
with plenty OF closets, Ice. GE kit,
" firepl., 22-it. mahog. rec. rm. W
tirepl and bar, built-ir gar, all
this and Ice scr. porch. FRED
@ BEEM q SONS. RnilderS.
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Hf0@en

3O22 N. WESTMORE' AND-Rcd
barn for vOUr horse on this -, =
acre picturesque estate: city wa
tor, bus al door: 20 lovely herd
wood trees. ) bedrooms Your
children. horse. and you'll enjoy
living in your own rrivate ,alk.
Consider lee ?. HARVEY. JE. -
1871. ,JE 4-o6"6
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PENTAGON

500 :. IRVING ST.
Spacious red brick Colonial IN very
nice level lot with tall oak trees.
Liv. rm, din. rm.. mod. kit. Ice.
screened porch, attached gar, .
twin-slze bedrms., tile bath, pan.
rec. I'M. powder rm. Assume a
large trust Low interest. Price
SlT,95O.
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CHOICE OF

Y W, NEAR 14th AND PEABODY
Handsome at BIDS, with nicely
ARRANGED 2-bedrm units Rear
porcheS. Tenants pay utilities.
Perfect condition.
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Colonel

Just what you've been looking for
IN a wonderful location You will
find this handsome, immac, Dutch
Colonial, featuring s bedrms,,
center-hall entr, huge lly, rm,
with firepl, sep. din. rm, 1t has
cellar, too Some people call
It a bSmt Rec room; patio, lge,
lot with trees. Wonderful Local
huge 4igra loan, This property is
well worth investigating. Call IA.
5-aiOO today,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
Kids Day at Andrews
Gets Soviet Surprise

The Russians stole a little
bit of glory from the Air Force
yesterday during Kids Day at
Andrews Air Force Base.
Some 5000 visitors, mostly
youngsters, disappointed that
a heavy overcast caused a 'flyby
Of United States Jet planes to
be cancelled, were thrilled at
the sudden appearance over
head of a huge, sleek. Soviet
TU-114U.
1t was a fancier model Of the
plane that brought Soviet Pre-
mier Khrushchev to this coun-
try. 1t roared by in perfect
profile. landing gear down,
after missing its first approach
to the field.
Andrews officials said the
Russian plane was landing
here direct from Moscow to
serve as a standby craft in
case any trouble developed
with Mr.. Khrushchev's plane,
parked at the end of a runway.
The RI an plane was not
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part of the program. 1t arrived
80 minutes ahead of schedule,
just as the visitors were dis
persing after the Kids Day
show.
Meanwhile, headaches con-
tinued over Mr.. Khrushchev's
gigantic plane as officials
planned to nights farewell cere-
mony for the Russian boss.
The latest plans are to treat
Mr.. Khrushchev to full depar-
ture ceremonies beginning at
9:15 pm. at the reception area
of Andrews-including 21-gun
salute. Vice President Nixon will
be the host for the farewell.
But his plane is too big and
heavy to rest just off the cele-
bration area. 1t must park at
the far end of the runway to
be fueled for take-off.
Last night, officials planned
to drive Mr.. Nixon, Mr.. Khru-
shchev and his party about a
mile down the runway by auto
mobile to the PLAN
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distance-nearly Q miles-by
way Of the South Capitol Street
Bridge in IS minutes.
The second fastest artery at
Sis is via the East Capitol
Street Bridge, taking the
motorist nearly Z miles to Gen.
trail and Sixty-fifth avenues
just over the District line.
The New Hampshire avenue
and Sixteenth street routes
come next. permitting the mo-
torist to cover about 5 miles
from the starting point in rs
minutes. New Hampshire ave-
nue. cars reached Eastern ave-
nue. and Sixteenth street cars
reached Underwood street NV.
Virginia Routes
The worst conditions for
motorists leaving at Sis were
met by those heading for the
Mt. Vernon Memorial highway
and Shirley highway via the
Potomac River bridge at Four
tenth street. In Is minutes
these motorists were found at
Maine avenue on the approach
to the bridge.
The following list shows how
far along other major arteries
the test drivers manage to
travel in Is minutes after leav-
ing Twelfth and F streets at
Sis pm:
Massachusetts, avenue -
Forty-flfth street NV.
Rhode Island avenue-South
Dakota avenue NE.
New York avenue-West Viz
ginia avenue NE.
Pennsylvania avenue Sc
Alabama avenue.
Suitland parkway - Branch
avenue.
Arlington boulevard - Fort
Myer drive.
Lee highway - Spout Run
parkway and Uhle street (the
old overhead BRIDGE.
Connecticut avenue - Upton
street.
Macarthur boulevard-Thir-
ty-seventh street and Canal
road.
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Youth, 18, browns
At Mount Vernon

A. 18-year-old Washington
youth drowned in the Potomac
River at Mount Vernon Estates
last night after falling from a
wharf while fishing.
Mount Vernon firemen iden-
titled the victim as Dennis
Brooks of 1921 Dix street NV.
They said he was fishing with
his brother when he fell He
was unable to swim, they said.
The youth was allowed to
fish from the wharf, which is
used by the excursion boat, SIS
Mount Vernon, because some of
his relatives work at the George
Washington plantation, fire.
men said.
Members of the Mount YER
non Volunteer Fire Department
recovered the body about 80
minutes after the youth fell
into the river at 7:45 pm. Fire
mems attempts at artificial
respiration failed.
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BY BORIS LEONTEv
Contributing Writer

Do you know how 1t is when
old friends quarrel? It is always
unpleasant, sad and perhaps
even q little funny. They are
angry, they are sulky toward
each other, as II q black cat
had run between them. But
as soon as they detach them
selves and truly see each other.
their feeling Of friendship pre-
walls. The artificial luminosity
evaporates as smoke fading be-
fore the wind -.
This comparison did not once
leave me during our journey
throughout America. In WASH
ington. we-ordinary Soviet
people and plain Americans
first evaluated each other war
lily and with skepticism. A
few placards reinforced this
attitude. saying, BE polite, but
COOL"
The placards we're displayed
by people who derive pleasure
from sarcasm, envy and hatred.
II seems to me that these were
not quite normal people.
Even in New York, that
enormous commercial center
where people always are up to
their necks in business, good
will manifested itself. 1t be-
came still warmer in Los An
geles. San Francisco, especially
in Des Moines, and even in
that somewhat old-faShioned
Pittsburgh. where city author
tiles dared to follow the tradi-
tional custom and presented
symbolic keys to the city to
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SPORT ROUNDUP
Nj Race Is Tied
With Day to Go;
NuvyArmyWin

The National League PEN
nant race will be carried to the
final day of the season today,
and perhaps beyond. Los Ange-
les and Milwaukee tied for the
lead yesterday as the Dodgers
were walloped, 1872, by the
Chicago Cubs while the Braves
nlpped Philadelphia, 80.
The San Francisco Giants
kept alive their faint hope of
forcing a three-way tie for the)
pennant by beating the st.
Louis Cardinals, 40, on Sam
Jones seven-inning no-hitter.
The game was the first Of
a scheduled double header, but
it was halted after seven in.
ningS and the second game was
called when q heavy storm
struck Busch Stadium in st.
Louis. That game will be played
as part of a double header to-
day.
San Francisco could createsa
three-way tie by winning its
remaining games, provided
both the Dodgers and Braves
lose today. If the Giants are
eliminated and if the Dodgers
and Braves both win or both
lose today, a beSt-of- three
playoff for the title will start
tomorrow at Milwaukee.
In racing, Sword Dancer
nipped Hillsdale by a head to
win the $109,800 Woodward
Stakes at Aqueduct in the
Horse of the Year" race.
Round Table was third.
On the football front, Navy
dedicated its new stadium by
trouncing William & Mary.
1872. Army smothered Boston
College, 44-8, and Clemson
overwhelmed Virginia. 47-0.
Northwestern crushed Okla.
homa. 45-13, while Notre Dame
beat North Carolina, 1913. Ten
nessee stunned Auburn, 80.
and thus snapped college foot
balls longest unbeaten streak
at "a games.
"Details in sports sec NJ
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CeyIon Gets
New Premier
Friend Succeeds
Slain Leader

COLOMBO. Ceylon, Sept. Is
CAP. - Wijayanada Dahana-
yake, q former Red turned
Conservative, was sworn in as
Ceylon's prime minister today
as the nation mourned his
assassinated predecessor. Solo,
mon w. r. Bandaranaike.,
The new prime minister, q
close friend and associate of
the slain leader, indicated he
would carry on the neutralist
policies Of Mr.. Bandaranaike.
He said he would keep the
cabinet, in which he served as
education minister, at least for
the present.
Mr.. Danhanayake, a former
Red revolutionary turned con-
sentative. told the Nation In q
broadcast:
1T would undoubtedly be q
pleasure to speak as prime
minister but today we af%
drowned in a river Of sorrow.
The new prime minister said
Mr.. Bandaranaike's qualities
were acknowledged through
out the world and added: His
noble qualities were those of a
Bodhisatva-a man heading
for "Buddahood."
The Nation draped itself In
white, traditional Buddhist
color of mourning.
State Of Emergency
Messages Of coincidence
poured in from all over the
world for the 60 year old,
British-educated champion Of
Asian neutralism who died In
a hospital today after he ap-
peored to be rallying from a
five-hour operation.
Mr.. Bandaranaike suffered
nine internal and seven exter-
nal wounds from the assassin's
bullets, a coroner's inquest was
told, Drs. w. D. L. Fernando
and P. r. Anthonis, who OPP
Grated on Mr.. Bandaranaike,
said that collectively the
wounds were unavoidably fatal.
Among the wounds caused by
three bullets, as listed by DR..
Anthonis. were two in the liver,
See CEYLON, Page AS
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--ond its not just the sun, SEQ and
romance. For q different view Of
shipboord life. see Trovel Editor
Jock Jonas column on Pose OLA.
FRENCH SPEAKING YOUNG
STEERS are getting to be common
place in the Notions elementary
schools, reports BeniominsFine in his
Spotlight on Education" For his
column on foreign language instrue-
tiOn and on accompanying survey Of
language closes in the Washington
oreo and throughout the country,
see Poge CT.
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weary driver q lot Of rush-hour
Test Results Are Listed. Pose 81
Illustrations. Or, for the more
fortunate, it would be wise to
dash out of the Office earlier.
According to the survey, the
peak period begins to build up
around 4::30 and then slackens
OF about 6:15 pm.
Staggered Hours POndered
The tests were made by the
Division of Traf11c Engineering
and Operations to help deter
mine If further staggering Of
employees hours would alleviate
the heavy traffic jams during
the rush periods.
Other factors, such as the
percentages of Government and
private employees who are re-
leased at the various times,
must be considered along with
the travel-time findings before
any final decision on staggered
hours is to be made.
The recent tests, however,
provide time comparisons along
each Of is main arteries and
show at what times traffic
builds UP so greatly that it re-
duces the distance a driver can
make over tested routes.
The tests were conducted this
way: Starting always at
Twelfth and F streets NV,
traffic teams drove out to each
of the is arteries covered. They
began 25-minute-long trips at
4 pm. and departed every is
minutes until the end of the
rush-hour period at $50. They
charted exactly how far they
got every five minutes.
Luckiest Driver
They found that at Sis
the worst time to leave down.
town-the motorist who lives
of the Indian Head highway
in nearby Maryland is the
luckiest driver.
He is able to cover, from
Twelfth and F, the greatest
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the head of the Soviet govern
ment.
The New Workers, among
thousands Of polite Americans.
permitted a few dozen impolite
people loudly and crudely to
See JOURNALIST, Page Az
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Premier Wife
Visits a Home
Coils on Family
In Chevy Chase
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star stan Writer

On the eve of her departure
from America, Nina Khru-
shchev finally got q look at
the inside Of a typical Amer
lean home.
Enjoying herself hugely, the
wife of the Soviet Premier even
took D peek inside the closets.
Mrs. Khrushchev and the
Premier's older daughter, Julia,
called on Mrs. John Armitage.
wife of a Foreign Service officer,
at their home In Chevy Chase,
Md. yesterday morning. It was
almost q surprise visit.
Jack told me they might
come BY" Mrs. Armitage said
later. but ! didn't think 1t
would really happen. !" When
the secretary called to say they
were on the way. IAN / could
think to do was tell the maid
to boil water-like when o
baby's coming"
Notices Everything
Mrs. Khrushchev and Julia
toured the first and second
| floors Of the six-room Colonial
style house at 3704 Taylor
street, after q brief chat with
the Armitages over coffee, tea
and cookies.
"She was darling about It,"
the hostess said later. @She no.
ticed everything -. she even
wanted to see inside the clos
cts"
Asked II the closets were
ready for inspection. Mrs. Ar
mitage laughed and said, mo!
They definitely were not!"
Mrs. Khrushchev took spe-
cial interest in the linoleum tile
on the dining room floor (she
had seen some like it at a Sears
store in San Francisco, the
washable wallpaper, some dec
orative shutters which Mrs.
Armitage had put up and other
do-it-yourself features Of the
house.
Sons Called Home
"She said she didn't under
stand how a housewife could
do all this" Mrs. Armitage re-
ported.
While the Premier's wife and
daughter. accompanied by Mrs.
Henry Cabot Lodge and Mrs.
Foy Kohler, wife of a State
Department official, were tour
ing inside, the neighborhood
children and dogs were going
wild outside, tearing UP and
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