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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Dame Morgot Fears
For Life Of Husband

only because I thought he
might try to get in contact
with me-" she said. Il have not
the slightest idea Of what his
plans are"
Dame Margot sidestepped a
question about letters the Pam
amanian government claims to
have found linking her and
Mr.. Arias with the purported
plot.
They would have to say
that" she shrugged.
DO you consider it ridiculous
to call you a revolutionary"
A reporter asked.
II don't think I look like
one said the small, brunette
dancer whose title is the female
equivalent Of British knight
hood.
She described her detention
for questioning in the Panama
City jail as "a very harassing
experience"
On an earlier stopover at
Prestwick, Scotland, Miss Fon-
teyn said it would be unwise to
rely on statements about the
revolutionary plot made by her
husbands cousin. Ruben Miro.
She was commenting on a
statement by Mr.. Miro in New
York which implied that her
husband is connected with
revolutionary activities in
Panama.
Dame Margot said that Mr..
Miro had made a quite mac
curate" statement that she and
he had stayed in the same
hotel in New York.
In view of the inaccuracy Of
this statement. one cannot place
reliance on Miro's other state
ments," she said.
He appears to be making
statements giving all sorts of
impressions and the only one
/ can categorically deny is the
one that we stayed at the same
hotel"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

last Is months from American
Movie Star John Wayne.
Mr.. Wayne told newsmen in
California that he was a long
time friend of Mr.. Arias and
that they were associated in a
shrimp company along with
other stockholders. The actor
expressed surprise that Mr.
Arias could be mixed up in any
revolutionary activities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
FOUND

CAT, part Persian, orange and white,
altered male: in early March. OIL.
2-9s76.
DOG, puppy, brownish black, male;
vic. Somerset and Oh. Oh. Circle. OIL,
4-6Q53.
DOG, collie. black and white: vic
1900 blk. MINI. ave sc. WASH
INGTON ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE.
NO. 1880,
DOG, boxer. small, female, brindle
collar, no tagS; lost approx. ] mo-;
vic. Chevy Chase. OIL, 4-702S.
PUPPY. black, APPROX. 3 months old
AZ 18th and Pa. ave. nv. ANIMAL
RESCUE LEAGUE, NO, 1880,
PUPPY, Labrador retriever; vic. OF
warwick VILLAGE, Alex. TE. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Heavily Guarded Castro Promises
u. S. Sugar SoIes Will Aid Cubons

NEW YORK, April "a (AP).
---Flldel Castro, campaigning for
Increased United States imports
Of Cuban sugar, visited the New
York Coffee and Sugar Ex-
change in the financial district
today.
The bearded Cuban Prime
Minister opened the days trad
ing by anaking an appearance
on Q speakers platform at 10
am. while several hundred
traders and bystanders clus-
tered around him.
He said most Cuban sugar
was sold through the exchange
and pledged that income from
the sugar would 60 toward
things that would be useful for
Cuba.
About zoe persons were wait.
ing outside the Statler Hotel as
the revolutionary leader left for
the Exchange. He smiled and
waved as he stepped into a
limousine.
Escorted by Guards
Mr.. Castro, wearing his fa=
miliar army fatigues. was es-
corted by a heavy guard Of
detectives, uniformed policemen
and State Department security
agents.
Charles s. Lowry, exchange
president, gave him a gavel to
open the session.
Mr.. Castro spoke briefly. A
member of his party, DR.. Rufo
Lopez Fresquet, Minister Of
the Treasury, then told the
traders, I'VE are interested in
having a higher price for our
sugar."
Police made a thorough
search of the l2-story Ex-
change Building during the
night after a Waterman re-
ported he had seen two men
acting suspiciously in a second
floor hallway at 1925 pm.
He said he chased the men and
that they left the building by
way of a fire stairway.
Members Of the police bomb
and emergency squads found
nothing in the search.
Plot Reported
Meanwhile, a widespread in
vestigation apparently tool the
steam out of a reported plot |
to kill Mr.. Castro.
Aides to the Prime Minister
touched of great excitement
yesterday when they notified
police they had heard that two
sets of hired gunner were seek
ing to assaSsinate him.
One set allegedly consisted of
five brothers from Philadelphia,
and the other of two brothers
from elsewhere.
1t was learned that the for
mer group all had been located
at work in Philadelphia. One
of the other pair was said to
have ben found in a Las Vegas
hotel and heatediy denied he
was involved in any plot.
The biggest security guard
ever provided for a visitor to
New York was assigned to Mr..
Castro after the purported as
saSsination plot was aired, and
the entire police force was put
on special alert.
There have been numerous
threats against the Cuban
chieftain.
Police said the supreme test
of the security forces will come
tonight when Mr.. Castro adj
dresses a rally on the mall in
Central Park, where the
wooded and rolling terrain will
increase the difficulties of the
guards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
LOST

LUST
DIAMOND RING. lady's. platinum:
lost vic. d. c. or Va, on April 2.
Generous reward. ia. s-0442.
DIAMOND WRIST WATCH. lost on
JEW tiHi 1905 Conn ave. NV NV
DOG, white and brown pointer and a
vicinity Of Clinton. Nd Last seen
tSgeth hero, near ForsstVilie, Reward
with black spot on middle Of back
and around both eyes: vic. Of Ia
koma Park, April l6; small boy offers
reward. JU. 9-9030.
H: reward La la e- SStS 'n'''AiS o
Hugenin make: vic. U. S. Court
house, April 90; reward. DU.
PARAKEET, brisht blue, unbranded:
only whistles; vic Glenmont- Wheaton
mont water ToweP: may rev. 0e WIZ hsat 2-Si sh
lost vic. 18th and L NV, or No. 4
Arl. bus; reward ia. 2-S62s.
PARAKEET. TURQUOISE vicinity 4th and
EvartS st. ne: talks, answers to
Pedro" AID 2-4362.
PURSE, navy and blue check, con-
tainins glasses, wallet and charge
plates; lost in sc. 10. 2-2320.
SURVEYORS INSTRUMENT, vic.
Bradley blvd. and Burdette I'd re-
ward. Mr., ROBEY, EN-, 5-0644,
WATCH, gold, Sylvanfa, lost WedneS-
day evening; reward. Call AID
4-4oo3.
WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER,
Is vks.: red collar: Adelphi, Nd; 3
sad children. Reward. HE. 4-7223
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
R3ESno !.

Daily SPRING. 93o9 Daily
ALEXANDRIA, 1903 Thurs
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA Nd Io93o Non, Thurs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
Set Of a,
TV Tray Table
8.88

Comparable to 1895 sets.
Set OF 4 famous Ca!-dak
tray tables in queen size,
complete with storage racl &.
Popular "GoId Leaf" pat
tern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
Monogrammed
Glassware
8 for 2.08

Choice Of z or 3 initials In
several styles. 5 popular
sizes: juice old fashions,
ga OF. water. l0-oz. wa
ter l2-oz. hiohbaIl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
SiIverpIated
Ape. Coffee Set
1899 a"
Worth much more

Birmingham service Of heavy
silverpIate on copper base.
Footed, applied borders. s.
Pc. Tea and Coffee set,
1920; 7-Pe.. $780,.
plus tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

Specially priced. Heat, chip.
and mar resistant tan Dix
lie" pattern plastic table top,
brown tone legs and frames.
Matching box-seat chairs
upholstered in plastic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

Standard 81" size that sd-
justs for stsnd-up or sit
down ironing. Ventilated top
for cooler, faster ironing.
Folds for storage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

Lovely 57-pc. sets Of trans
lucent china in "Bayberry,"
Tres JoIie" and Autumn
Pattern" tshown). $500
9s-pe. set for II. 4s.se.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

Hardwood with non-toxie
finish. masonite floor. Step
toe folding action. Bright
coIored play beads. Priced
for real savings!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

Complete with mat
tress use II as
a crib. play yard and
car bed. Legs can be
raised, lowered. Drop
side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
50-Pe. Stainless
Steel Flatware
q.66

Exciting savings! Service
for 8 in the Enchanted
Star" pattern. 8 ca. knives,
forks, dessert forks, soups,
Is teaspoons, z serving
pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

PALMER PARK = ee-bedroom
rambler. Liv, rm., dining nook,
EQUIPPED kit, level lot; $3.50 dn.,
Including settlement and $50 mo.
pays all. PRUDENTIAL REALTY,
RE. $4,000 It'll q pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

INDIVIDUALITY IN DESIGN AND
STYLE in this brand-new brick
end-frame split-leyel; 3 bedrms.'
baths, split foyer entrance; beau
tifui iv. rm. with raised hearth
sep. din. rm.; UNIQUE dream XIV
with surface range ana ouilt-ln
oven; hoor-to-ceiling brick paru.
nm. with wood burning fireplace
finished rec. rm., extras and ap-
pointments galore. Priced in mid
EOS. FLA or conventional terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
VACANT

ADEO JUNE Z a % VI
Quality built Aft. brick rambler
IN prestige heigh hoesn 3D. Has ss,.
ment, completely equipped kitchen,
fireplace, spacious lot. Assume
$500, 4lasS loan, with modest
down payment. Address, 1895 Ry-
mex drive, Alexandria. OPEN SUN
DAY IF STILL AVAILABLE.
Tom Morrison, Realtor
ia. s-s33S. Ewes, ov. 3-009S
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NousEs EoR sALE-VA | HOUSES boa sALE-VA.

FALLS CHUncM--S-bsdrm. az
s sssssps shihEls ssnoeels ss.A si ssd
HSv: .- III s''um' i''' 4@~ lean
FALLS CHURCH. hy oWNHR-S-
bedrn rambler; fenced yard good
location, Ia mi. west o. Seven
Corners, FHA approved, $4,000;
sg me- moo sS SSTa' ~ ~ r. Rs'@ s.7sss y
FALLS cHURCH-vACANT-Brlck
Cape Cod, = bedrms.. irepl. In
Nv rm. sep. din. rm., lGe. kit.
with eatlng space: auto. washer
and dryer. lot 60xi20: fenced
rear yard, lots OF shade trees,
$1,000 cash. FLA terms. $4,000
full price. Open sun, l-0. az
WoodlaWn ave. OUT Rte. 30
through z Corners 20 Jefferson
theater, continue on 80 for about
= mi. 70 Woodlawn ave-. tuKn
Gs sh' OWNER, JE olS sesssssss0 an sSSs:
FOR SALE BY OWNER, 2223 Aus
tin st Nashville Helghts-Three-
bedrm, brick rambler. Two baths,
full basement. Dir. 70 reach:
FROM seven corners on Arl. hlVd.,
turn left at Annandale I'd, 90
approx. 2h miles, turn left on
Masonyille dr. ] blk turn left
to 1928 Austin st. J. d. Will.
LlAMS. INC, CIR. 3-4100.
FOR sA1E-sb,0 900
lO-room frame house, needs mod
erniztng and 4 acres Of land.
House faces public square, ct foot
Of mountains adjacent TO- hotel
and grounds and Shrine Mount.
Beautiful stream runs through
property Wood sheds would make
Euest cottages. Ideal for summer
eottage or hunting lodge. Guides
available for hunting. Orkney
sprlnss Va near NJ; sekson,
from washington, D. G,
Mr.. HENRY M. FITzHU0H III
Garrison, Nd.
Phone BALTIC, HU. 6-7b35 .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

PALMER PARK = Three bedroom
rambler on Ice fenced lot; vacant.
ready to move in: S295 dn.. no
settlement charges. OWNER, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

L0RCoM LANE ARIA, hY oWNnn
Gen sr-kall Cslcnlal; den and
bath en- i1t eoog, : hedFml. ane
nropl.. family din. rm.. diah.
washer, disposal; rec, room win
built-in TV, radio and " bath,
lsrrs ,,, 10y; uafsr $4,000. aeis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
ALEXANDRIA
BEAUTIFUL RANCHER

Just OF Mt. Vernon Memorial
highway; adorable brick home on
scaped lot: 2 bedrooms Florida
room, recreation room with fire.
place and bar; charminely dec
ofated living room with fireplace
dining room, fully equipped GE
kitchen. basement, house fully
air conditioned: all in near-per-
feet condition; garage. Area OF
haomffFrsf hpnner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

RAMBLER, al brk.: bedrms.. full
bsnt., storm windows and doors;
fenced lot. A good buy for less
than SI4.0 900. UN. 4-S5S3.
peter j. hagan & son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
HoUsEs FOR sALE-MD.
tccNTlNUEpl


Feneed corner lot. neat and ciean
e-rm. bungalow with expansinie
attic. full basement, GaraRe lze,
front porch. Assume OF loan. 8{5
total mo. pafts. only Aakina slu,.
ESQ. PRINCE QEoR0ES REALTY
co mn A.IInA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
ALEXANDRIA-FoRT BELvoIR
ENGLESIDE
ASSUME Alhes q.

ASSUME 4E2Fo OF
Handsome, white. 2-bedrm. home
Full basement, equipped kitchen
porch, on h-aere lot, next t.
Woodlawn School. with modest
down payment, assume larRe 4IzE
loan; monthly payments less than
rent. Only S14,500. Address, col
Highland ave. Rte 1, about 2
miles s Of Alex. OPEN SUNDAY
Tom Morrison, Realtor
ia. S-S333 Ewes, OV. 3-009s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HILLS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

COLLEGE PARK, o202-04 4eth ays
CUSTOM-BUILT

GUOIOW-bUILI
Brick home near Riggs I'd, and MOL.
8 yrs. old. Has a full bsmt. with
rec. rm., den, kit. and full bath.
LIST floor, liv, rms flrepl.. sep;
bath; 2nd floor, Q more hedrms.,
rouehed-in kit. and bath. A won
derful home for Ice. family or
2 families $19.950.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

0xON RUN HILL, MD.-3-bedrm.
1M.bath, brick semidet.: rec. ,rm.,
har. patio; refgr., stove, garbage
disposal. S14,950. shipping out
Rieht party can name own terms
viii rent 10 7-46S7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
CHARMNo! Unusual e-bedroom

Inc Srspiaes IN nv. rm., large 81,
rage, beautiful lot Of about 10000
sa' II. In conv. ColleKe Park area.
Priced Al 4i3.B0O, which d less
than PHA sppraisai. cal 20 2
g.ms W.. -5 a9c NoSANi =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

ASSUME $4,000 Az CT LOAN
Stylish 3-bedrm. California ram
bier, featuring GAIT. nv. rm. WIFI
open fireplace: paneled an: area,
spacious de luxe kit. loaoeo WIZ
extras. owners transfer lorces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

ARLINGTON-Within walking dis.
lance Of Arlington Hall. Attrae'
tive brick Colonial: q rms, BATH
and u: full basement: feneeC
lot on quiet street. Asking SIS
500. THOS. G. MAGRUDER
Realtors. IA. $500, ewes. KE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

a BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER, only
1 years old: newly decorated from
stem to stern; beautiful refinished
oat floors: spacious shaped
Nv rm. with fireplace; cleo, kit,
full bsmt., comfortable Dashboard
h-w.h Owner must sell. VIII con-
aider reasonable offer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
OXON HILL
P. G.. P. OFFERS

ROGERS HEIGHTS bedrm. Cali
fornia brick bungalow with SEMI
finished attic for 3rd bedrm.' piR
equipped kit; large master pea-
rms. with bright corner winooWsi
financing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
HICKS

REALTY CO.
Alex. Office XII. 9-16OO
Arl. Office OF. 4-6040
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

FEATURING DE LUKE oE KITcH-
r reel Ss1'T rm, ' FnRE PLACES
SEPARATE DINING RM.: s55, $50
Call Il. 6-6l61; ewes, KE. 6-646S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
AleXandria-Olde Towr
FIRST OFFERING

Charming Diet. corner 3-bedrm
brick: 112 baths; beautifully
preserved from early 18th Gen.
tury. NOT a restoration. Fur
niShed by collectors with pine and
maple OF the period. original
random width pine floors, open
fireplaceS, planted walled garden,
newly decorated. all modern con-
Veniences. Immediate occupancy.
ia. 7-54S3 or DE. 2-l137.
MTTJTCENT CHATEI,
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CHARM
YOU'LL AGREE WITH US

That aSs, hi; w RFpPsTs{ Ep R q SS5s,: q
nestled sts among trees s., nd dosNw WOOD
rm.. jalousied Tv room, full bsmt.,
2-car garage; SO, 800. Call FL
6-4161; ewes, KE. 6-646S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
90-FT. RAMBLER
QUALITY CONSTRUCTION
APPROX. 8 ACRES
AEAnNTETNEATrr xyTI5VTy

This lovely brick rambler features
8 large bedrooms 17x13.s IT,.
l6.2xIQ.4, l4.4x13.3. 3 baths,
din. room: waii-to-wall carpet;
attic fan: 26.6x13.4 rec. rm.;
talousied breezeway. Gear garage:
copper suffers and downspout,
aluminium storm saShes and
screens: outside spotliRhts; GE
equipment in kit, 20-cu.-ft. deep
freeze, whirlpool washer and
drier; approx. IL miles to GA.
Priced at S53.500. Call Ell.
e-4161; evenings, KE. 6-645S.
Exclusively with
MPC WM II TATTHuT IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

RIvERDALE-Nice brick home,
Ice. bedrms.. screened porch, cor
fenced lot. y bath In bsmt,; a
good buy at $3.50. UN, 4-1699.
RIyERDALE WOODS : 3-bedrm
hrick-snd-shingle rambler: sepa-
rate din area: Ice. kit. with eye
level oven: full bSmt. Only SIS
a90 PARAMOUNT REALTY. AP
7-4434.
RTvERDALE-3-bedrm brick ram
bier, all rms. Ice; kit. with birch
yss ntyns S SS isvsi lot; n NV
Sl7.SOn; FLA or conventional
terms FRINGE GEORGES REALTY
CO, IN 4-1166
rEMPLE HILLS-Brk. rambler: &
rms, enel porch; COW 70 Andrews
Bolllng, bus e. door; fenced "a
efS.eb6. OWNER. cH. e-T2eB.
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PSRINcF GEORGES PROPERTIES

PALMER PARK; only $685. down.
Open Sunday. 2-5. S409 Allendale
d. Lovely 3-bedrm. rambler, on
lee. corner lot Features include
large liv. rm. with picture window,
mod. kit. with auto. washer. auto.
gas heat. Anchor-fenced lot;
priced to sell: low monthly pay
ments. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
IA 6-0So6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
RS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN


AT THE TRAFFIC. LIGHT
MCLEAN, VIRGINIA
CHEsTERBROOK WOODS-custonl
building at its best, featuring !
lge. daylight rec. nm. with mahog-
any paneling, 3 baths, extra-lge
Nv. I'm with iirepl., de luxe kit.
2-ear sarage, "a acre with trees.
Priced at S32,95O. sONNETT-
SPAGNoLO CO., Realtors, KE.
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cHFVFRLY AREA-s bedI


4 s;.l 1I s., 49, 49, 81 s. I l:ss Z; Ia ss
total payts' Asking only Sl3. 500
HTEiNcF 9elEoRoEs REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

CARR0LLf0N = z-bedrm. brick
frsrlscs fulI bsmt.: $4,000
81 100 down: FHA. CARROLL
TON REALTY. sP. a-5sss' ~
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HALT!!

3-bedroom, full basement
rambler, beaut. decorated,
on nice corner lot; only
S16,S50 with terms.
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HIT THE JACKPOT
BE HONEST NOW
CHAPMAN

REALITY, INC.
FOL W. Broad, Fails Church, Va,
JE. 10000
Evening star., 1959-11-30
British BIuckout
By Strike Fails

LONDON. Nov. 80 (AP) A
plan to bring on a nationwide
blackout by a one-day unoffl-
cial strike of power plant work.
ers appeared today to have
Short-circuited.
Instead of the planned walk
out of about $4,000 manual
workers at 33 generating plants
which strike leaders we're boast
ing they would have fewer than
5000 men were off the job and
only 10 power plants were
struck. Even at these plants
nine in London and one in Bir-
mingham-eXecutiveS and en-
gineers worked the generators.
The Central Electricity Gen.
Grating Board said every sta
ton in the country's nation
allied power industry was OPP
Grating as required, with all
electricity supplies being main
tanned.
Although the board eased up
on its warnings to housewives
to use electricity sparingly, it
repeated its warning that the
big test would come this eve
ming when lights begin coming
on. electric trains are carrying
commuters home and house.
wives begin preparing the eve
ming meals.
The strikers want a four
hour cut in their 44-hour work.
ing week, a third weeks vaca-
ton with pay and a basic mini
mum wage of 10 pounds ($28
a week. The present wage for
an unskilled man is 8 pounds,
l shilling ($2478).
Evening star., 1959-11-30

JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector
Nov. 80 (AP).-A 10,000-year-
old prehistoric village-perhaps
the oldest of it's kind unearthed
in the Middle East-haS been
excavated in the Hula area of
Upper Galilee by a French
Israeli team of archeologistS.
The settlement consists of a
number of round stone houses
about % feet in diameter, with
fireplaces in the center and
pits in the ground which may
have been used as granaries,
Team Director Jean Perrot
said today.
THE Importance of the dis
covery lies in the fact that this
village was established by
primitive people who had not
yet learned to cultivate cereals
or to domeSticate animals" he
added. They lived principally
from fishing and hunting in a
Evening star., 1959-11-30
1O,OOO-Y -Yeor-OId Huts
Uneorthed in GoIiIee

region rich in these resources.
The permanence of their settle
ment may have brought about
the beginnings of agriculture
through the use of wild wheat
and barley, which were already
to be found in the area"
Nearby were burial places
with rs skeletons lying in con-
tracted positions. Objects found
in the prehistoric village IN
clude basalt vessels, occasionally
with relief decorations, mortars
and peStles, polishing stones,
bone implements and other
ornaments, Mr.. Perrot said.
Schematic representations of
of humans were incised on
pebbles.
The excavations were spon-
sored by the American Philo-
sophical Society of Philadelphia
and the Wenner-Gren Found
alton for Anthropological Re-
search in New York.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Anyone Could Do It, BoIIoonists Say
After 15-MiIe Trip Into StrotosPhere

MANHATTAN, Kans., Nov.
80 (AP).-"Anyone could do
it," say aerialists> Malcolm Ross
and Charles B. Moore of their
15-mile weekend jaunt into
the stratosphere.
Ross, a commander in the
Navy. who lives at 4441 North
Nineteenth street, Arlington,
Va, and DR.. Moore, a scientist,
rode in an instrument filled
gondola under a huge plastic
balloon to $1,000 feet, where
they took photographs of the
planet Venus through a 16-
inch telescope.
1t is wonderfully pleasant"
up there. they said.
The men assembled from
Rapid City, S. Oak, at 11:l6
am. Saturday and landed at
$3.50 pm. yesterday in a pasture
about 80 miles northeast of
Manhattan.
Landing Rough
Comdr. Ross, who had made
six previous trips into the
stratosphere-once to $4,000
feet-Said the landing was ideal
until surface wind filed their
emergency parachute.
They jettisoned the balloon
as the gondola touched ground,
but the parachute dragged
their Seven-foot aluminium
sphere a quarter of a mile
across a rough pasture.
DR.. Moore wasn't hurt, but
Comdr. Ross was shaken up.
Helicopters whisked them
about 80 miles to the Schilling
Air Force Base Hospital at Sa-
lima. Kans., for an overnight
rest.
They went up to $1,000 feet
to photograph Venus because
at that altitude the atmosphere
is free of dust particles that
cause the stars to twinkle.
1T was the most exciting
view of the stars ever had"
said DR.. Moore, whose home is
in Cambridge, Mass.
Ross Description
Comdr. Ross gave this de-
scription:
The outstanding sight of all
was at sunset Saturday. We
could see it getting dark on
earth and all the lights were
coming on in the little towns
and it was still daylight where
we were.
There were the most vivid
colorS imaginable both in the
sunset and in the sunrise Sum-
day morning.
THE whole sky was streaked
Evening star., 1959-11-30

Lee Lewis. 1t was a big hit in
1858, with Mr.. Clark boosting
it on his show. Altogether, more
than a million copies of the
record were sold.
Describing his deal with Mr.
Clark. Mr.. Phillips told the New
York Post:
Dick was worried about
getting a renewal of his con-
tract with Beechnut Gum. one
of the sponsors of his ABC-TV
network show.
He offered copies of the
Lewis record to the kids for five
gum wrappers and so cents
each. More than $4,000 kids re-
sponded, and the sponsor was
so impressed that Dick still
holds a Beechnut contract"
The Post said Mr.. Clark got
the records for the promotion
without cost, and was given
half the profits from it, while
he, in return, plugged the rec
ord heavily, increasing its gen.
eral sales popularity.