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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-28

this Horse Soldiers" scene, Wayne is receiving
a hero's hail and farewell from Constance
Towers Southern belle, while William Holden
skulks under the magnolia tree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-28

Joy cormody, droms critic Of The
Stor, is on vacation. His column
will be resumed on his return.
Evening star., 1959-10-17

The Northern Virginia
Builders Association has an
nounced plans for its 1859
Builder Awards Contest.
During this years competi-
ton, entries will be judged
in five categories, the aSsoci-
alton said.
These include:
/. A planned subdivision Of
40 lots or more with at least
IS houses completed within
the development during the
calendar year.
2. A planned subdivision Of
less than 40 lots with at least
five houses completed within
the calendar year.
8. Individual homes com.
pleted in 1859.
4. Commercial or institu.
Evening star., 1959-10-17
Builders Report

776, 900, decrease OF AZ per
cent from August, 1858,
the F. w. Dodge Corp. con-
struction news and marketing
specialists. announced this
week.
At the same time, the dol
lar volume Of nonresidential
building contracts during
August was $15,639,000, a
gain of 33 per cent from the
same month a year ago.
However, the firm noted
that during the first eight
months of the year. residen-
tial contracts totaled $685.
966, 900, three per cent higher
than the comparable period
Of 1858.
So
Carl M. Freeman, Washing
ton area builder. has just pur-
chased 246 acres on Bowie
Mill road near Norbeck Coun-
try Club in Montgomery
County from Harry. Morris
and Melvin Lenkin. Robin
son Land Brokers, Inc, has
announced.
The transaction. which is
reported to have involved
$252,000, was handled by
Daniel Melnick.
The Robinson firm also an
nounced that Northwood Park
Development Co., Inc, has
just purchased 28 recorded
lots and go adjoining acres
in the North Springbrook
subdivision on the Glenmont-
Colesville road. Montgomery
County, from the N. & L. In
veStment Corp. This trans
action, repeatedly involving
$260,000, was handled by the
Robinson firm and Sidney
2. Mensh and Co. Of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1959-10-17
Awards Reodied

tional projects completed in
1859.
S. Apartment projects COM
pleted in 1859.
Deadline for entries in the
competition is December 5.
Judges for the contest are:
William C. Miller, vice presi-
dent and sales manager,
w. c. & A. N, Miller Devel-
opment Co.; Russell B.
Martin Of the Martin Broth
ers building firm, Joseph L.
Geeraert. a past president of
the Suburban Maryland
Builders Association, and
Julian E. Berla of Berla &
Abel, architects, and a past
president of the Metropolitan
Washington Chapter, Amer
ican Institute of Architects.
Evening star., 1959-10-17
Realtors Group
Prepares Movie

rent chairman of the Film
Control Subcommittee.
After its debut during the
convention, the movie will
be released for Nationwide
television use. A spokesman
for the association estimates
that more than 9 million
viewers will see the film in
some 300 television showings
during the coming year.
In addition, the film will
be made available through
the 1896 real estate boards
across the Nation to civic
groups. service clubs, schools
and neighborhood organiza-
tions wishing to see it,
Evening star., 1959-10-17

"The House Hunters" a
motion picture which offers
tips to the family interested
in buying or selling a home.
will have its world premiere
during the SD annual con-
vention of the National AS
Sociation of Real Estate
Boards in Toronto November
IL.
The color movie is mar
rated by Edward Everett
Horton and was developed
under the leadership of Dam
iel F. Sheehan of st. Louis.
1858 ch airman of the
NAREB's Realtor-Public Re-
lations Committee and cur
Evening star., 1959-10-17

"a Touch of Broadway-in
Home Selling" will be the
theme Of a meeting to be
staged by the Home Builders
Association of Metropolitan
Washington at 8 pm. Tues
day in the fifth floor audi
torium of the National Hous-
ing Center, 1925 l. street NV.
The meeting will include a
series of musical skits pre-
sented through the co-opera-
ton Of a gas appliance manu-
facturer.
There also will be a pres
entation and exhibits Of
kitchen color planning by
color consultant Beatrice
West.
y Il y
John M. Dickerman, exec
utive vice president Of the
National Association of Home
Builders, announced today
two regional conferences in
November and December to
examine opportunities in the
rental housing field.
The first will be held No
vember l8 in Chicago and will
be cosponsored by the Home
Builders Association Of Chi
cago. The second will be
December 8 in Atlanta and
will be cosponsored by the
State Home Builders Associ-
alton of Georgia.
Several hundred leaders
in the building and mortgage
financing fields from all areas
Of the country are expected to
attend the meetings" Mr..
Dickerman said.
\ 4 y 4
Contracts for future residen-
tial construction in the Met
ropolitan Washington Area
during August totaled $l9,-
Evening star., 1959-10-17

CHEVY CHASE 7l05 Greenvale Parkway
Off Western Ave. in Rollingwood Area-$29 $50
Enchanting picturesque brick rambler with huge
bedroom, more twn-size bedrooms baths. Separate
dining room, splendid kitchen with pantry. Beautifully
finished recreation room screened porch fenced lot
stately trees Short walk to one-fare D. c. bus.
Connecticut Ay Circle
LETT Winnett block right.
Evening star., 1959-10-17
BOCLEY-Homes Open Sunday, 1 to 6

GREENWICH FOREST 56O2 Huntington Pkwy.
4-Bedroom, Air Conditioned Split Level-$329 $50
In of Behesdas most soughtafter and fashionable
areas Spacious entrance hall leads to all rooms Superby
equipped kitchen with breakfast space; baths Charm
ing, bright family Full basement Carpeting, hand
some drapeS Lot 75x133. Quick possession
Out Old left Huntingdon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27
THE GOLDEN YEARS
Widow, 50, Rebels Against Loss Of Identity

housework,' served as baby
sitter. and used my SOL a
month to buy things for the
children and the home and
for my own personal needs
With the practical facts
Of life thus taken care Of,
Mrs. Brown began to size up
the world around her.
"And I found ! wasn't Mrs.
Brown anymore. I was now
Mrs. Smiths mother. That's
who I was. That's all / was.
In this neighborhood my chill
dren had quite properly cho-
sen for THEIR interests. I
was my daughters mother, or
somebody's grandmother. I
had no identity beyond that"
Mrs. Brown was not con-
tent.
Must a widow surrender
her personality because she
is past IS? Federal statistics
say that a woman at age 70
can expect at least II more
years of life. Can't these
years be utilized for some
thting better than being Mrs.
Smiths mother? -"
With the blessings Of her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27

daughter and son-in-law she
went out looking for a job.
She found one, as almost any
other active woman her age
can do If she will look long
enough. It was a job as sales
clerk in a small five-and-ten-
cent store.
1T was a standing-up job,
so went to a chiropodist
and had him prescribe shoes
that would make 1t easier.
wanted to continue living
with my children, which was
agreeable. and to get to the
store from their house ! had
a transfer on the bus. That
was all right. ! like to talk
to people.
1.-THE pay I got is low. But
it's a substantial addition to
the 500 a month I already
have. Because of that 500,
and the $1,000 in the bank,
and the fact that I live with
well-to-do children, I'm
quite a celebrity in the store.
You have no idea!
"All life is comparative.
you know. And comparative
ly. I stand high among the
people I spend my days with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27
BY THOMAS COLLINS

Listen to the story Of this
69-year-old widow:
Her husband died four
years ago. He was 66 and had
been retired for a year. His
death, as they always say,
was untimely and unex-
pected. The widow (who
wants to be known as Mrs.
Brown survived the grief,
and the readjustment, as
most widows do. She came
out of the fog with a
monthly income of SOL q
month and a life insurance
payment Of $4,000.
II had several choices"
Mrs. Brown says. THE one
I took was to move into the
subdivision house of my
daughter and her family. It
was a nice house and I was
given a room of my own.
MY son-in-law was pro-
viding a good living for my
daughter and the two chill
dren. He accepted me kindly,
and started calling me
Mother. All of us adjusted to
a compatible relationship in
which I helped with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27

Conference on Medical Soci-
ETY. Action in the Field Of
Aging.
I am sure you will agree
they are top men,: Sur
geon General Leroy E. Bur-
ney of Washington, D. c.;
DR.. Louis M. Orr, president
elect of the American Medi-
cal Association; and DR..
David B. Altman, past presi-
dent of the American Medi-
cal Association.
The picture shows DR.. Orr
with a cigar and the other
two contentedly smoking
their pipesl
Don't jump at conclusions.
I am sure that any one Of
these physicians would put
his foot down and say, as
your own doctor has, "ab-
solutely no smoking" If a
patient had any such condi-
ton as very high blood pres
sure, duodenal ulcer, coro-
nary disease angina pecto-
ris or recent coronary occlu-
sion). Buerger's disease, en-
physema, or asthma.
The photograph amused
me. Three top medical
men" sitting there with
cigar and pipes. Yet it en-
phasized again what has be-
come a worn phrase: Don't
do as I do; do as I say!"
released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc
Tomorrow: Doctors fee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27
PAGES
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Stress and Fats Hurt Heart
BY DR.. PETER J. sTElNcRoHN

I think some reports from
the meeting of the American
Heart Association in San
Francisco will be Of interest.
For example, you have been
hearing a lot lately about
the bad effects of both diet
and stress in heart disease.
Yet, according to DR.. Meyer
Friedman, diet is important,
but it takes emotional stress
on top of diet to do the dirty
work.
HE TOLD HOW he ex-
posed one group Of rats OH a
normal diet to electrical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27

weren't shocked and put I'M
der stress).
DR.. Friedman also pre-
sented the results Of observa-
ton Of humans. Group A in
cluded SO hard driving,
harassed. deadline plagued
males" (city and managing
editors Of local dailies, adj
vertising account executives,
etc.. Group B was made up
Of SO "ambitionless, nom
competitive males (city en-
ployes and members OF an
embalmer's union)." After a
year follow-up 20 per cent
OF Group A had coronary dis
ease: In Group B, only 3.6
per cent had coronary dis
ease.
To 60 through life like a
"dud" or a "firecracker"-
that's the question!
\ \ y
II have q duodenal ulcer
and high blood pressure. My
doctor insists that I give up
smoking completely. What
I'd like to have is the opin-
ions Of some top men in the
medical profession. What do
they think about it?"
SOME TIME AGO, I saw,
in the magazine Scope Week.
ly, a picture that I hope
you haven't seen. 1t might
give you wrong ideas. 1t
shows three of the particle
pants at the American Medi-
cal Association Planning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27

stress over a 10 month
period. Their cholesterol lev
els differed not a whit from
those Of a control group fed
on identical diet. Neither
showed any degree Of athero-
sclerosis.
Yet, when two groups Of
rats on a high fat and
cholesterol diet were SINH
larly treated. cholesterol lev
els rose in both, while the
electrically shocked group
had a 400 per cent higher in
cidence of atherosclerosis
than the controls Chose who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27
LII Abner' Musical
To Benefit Lions Club

The Oxon Hill MD Lions
Club will benefit from one per-
Torrance Of the Broadway
musical comedy Lii Abner,"
the next production at the
Rosecroft Music Circus, Oxon
Hill, the club announced yes
terday.
1t will receive half the ticket
proceeds from the performance
at $3.50 Friday, September 4.
for use in its charitable acti-
vities. Club members are selling
tickets in advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27

Women I have always known,
and people my husband and
I knew, might not speak well
Of what I am doing. What
they might say doesn't mat
ter to me. I've rescued my
self from being a second
class citizen. and I like it. :"
Copyright 1859, General Feature
The Golden Yeor AppeOr each
Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
New Cabinet
Is Announced
By Sukarno

JAKARTA, Indonesia, July 8
(AP).-President Sukarno to-
day announced a non-party,
mont Communist inner cabinet
with himself as Prime Minister.
DR.. Djuanda, the former Pre-
mier. was designated First Min
lister and 1t. Gen. A. H.
Nasution became Minister OF
Security and Defense and army
chief of staff.
Mr.. Sukarno said the cab
met would be responsible for
mapping a program for the
country under his direction.
The 10-member cabinet has
only two new members, Gen.
Nasutlon and Ipik Gadamana,
present Governor of West Java.
He becomes Minister of Home
Affairs and Regional Autonomy.
Foreign Minister Subandrio
retains his portfolio while DR..
Djuanda, besides being Mr.. Su-
karno's First Minister, holds
the portfolio Of Minister of
Finance.
Col. Suprajogi-former Min
lister of Economic Sterilization
Affairs-has been assigned the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
Child Assaults
Laid to Youth

Raymond C. Poindexter, 10,
Of the 600 block Of Kenilworth
terrace NE, yesterday was
charged with assaulting two s.
year-old children.
Police said Cathy Mae Wal
tiers, daughter Of Dolores Wal
tiers, rs, of the 240O block of
Fourteenth street NE, was
treated and released at Provi-
dence Hospital. The other
child, James r. Alexander, son
Of Mrs. Nancy Alexander, 81,
was treated at home. police
said.
Poindexter told police he may
have accidentally knocked the
girl to the ground. The chill
dren told police the defendant
struck the girl on the head and
slapped the boy.
Poindexter pleaded not guilty
and asked for a jury trial.
Municipal Court Andrew j.
Howard, jr., set his bond
at $500.
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z Bodies PLUNGE
$50 Feet, Live

EXMoUTH, England. July 9
tAP).-Two baby girls hurtled
over a l50-foot cliff in a run
away trailer yesterday and es-
capped alive.
Women screamed as they saw
the trailer, which had been
parked at a cliff top trailer
camp. begin moving toward the
cliff side.
Inside were Susan Bellew, IS
months, and her sister Lesley, 2.
Their grandmother, Mrs. Lena
Bellew, AZ, grabbed a door
handle and was dragged 80
yards before the trailer toppled
over the cliff. 1t crashed on
two empty automobiles parked
below.
Susan was dragged from the
wreckage with cuts and bruises.
Lesley had a broken arm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
Greek Resistance Hero
Tried for Aiding Reds

ATHENS, Greece, July 8
(AP9.-Manolis Glezos, hero Of
Greek resistance against the
Nazis, went on trial today be-
fore an Athens military court
on charges Of aiding and hid
ing Communist spies.
The 81 year old GleSos,
whose World War II exploits
thrilled all Greece, is one of
20 defendants in the case.
Seventeen others were brought
into court with him, hand
cuffed in Paris. Two others are
being tried in absentia.
Presiding over the five-officer
tribunal is Col. Nicholas Poly
chronopoulos. About two dozen
lawyers, including some Of the
most distinguished of the
Greek bar. are appearing for
the defense.
Glezos, who was arrested
last December, and the others
are accused of helping Com
munist spies who infiltrated
into Greece from behind the
Iron Curtain. Conviction could
mean death.
Communist and other left
wing elements around the
world are drumming up a
Release Glezos" campaign.
Once before Glezos faced a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09

as Premier to give Mr.. Sukarno
a clear field to select a new
cabinet. AS First Minister
under Mr.. Sukarno he has vir-
tually the same position as
before.
Mr.. Sukarno said he abolished
the constitution Of 1850 in the
hope of restoring prosperity to
this young nation. Indonesia
has been plagued by financial
trubles and rebellion through
most of the 10 years since it
gained independence tlom the
Dutch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
President Signs
z Fund Measures
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower yester-
day signed bills appropriating
1871, 362.673 to the Agricul-
ture Department and $l3,463,-
500 to the office Of the Presi-
dent for the fiscal year that
began July /.
The agriculture measure con-
tains a limit Of $4,000 on
price support payments to in
dividuals on any crop, with
some exceptions. It's new cash
allotments are $1l0,002, 100, less
than the President had re-
quested.
The Executive Offices Bill APP
propriates $145,000 less than
the President had sought.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09

Ministry Of Production. The
former Minister of Veterans
Affairs. Chaerul Saleh, has
taken over the portfolio OF
Ministry Of Development and
Construction.
The Ministry OF Social and
Cultural Affairs was assigned
to a former minister without
portfolio, Prof. Mohd Yamin.
The Ministry of Distribution
goes to former Deputy Premier
Johannes Leimena. The Min
istry Of Peoples Welfare has
been allocated to Maljadi
Djojomartono, former Minis
ter Of Social Affairs.
NJ. Sukarno said "all minis
tiers are non-party men or have
teso seleased from their respec-
lts party membership"
Program Outlined
He said the three-plank
program on which his cabinet
will launch its work soon
will be:
/. ITO fulfil the food and
clothing needs of the people as
soon as possible.
2. ITO safeguard the security
Of the people and the country. +"
3. ITO continue the struggle
against economic imperialism
and political imperialism"
Mr.. Sukarno abolished the
constitution Sunday. He REIN
stated the 1945 constitution
that gives him full power to
establish what he calls guided
democracy.
DR.. Djuanda then resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09

Glezos, Greek resistance hero
on trial in Athens. Tass re-
ported voroshilov said he had
received numerous letters and
kilograms asking for Soviet
help in freeing Glezos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09

United Nations for the further
ance Of peace.
In a will filed for probate
yesterday, Miss Beulah Edge
named the u. N. as beneficiary
of her estate "in the fervent
hope that this relatively small
contribution may be of some
effect in bringing about uni.
versal peace on earth and good
will among men,"
Miss Edge died here last FRI
day. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
Spinster Leaves
100000 to U. N.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, July
8 (AP).-A 47-year-old spin
ster who lived in a modest home
here left the bulk Of an estate
estimated at $700,000 10 the
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possible death sentence in a
Greek court. During the
l947-8 guerrilla war against
the Reds. he was convicted Of
subversive activities and con-
demned. But after two years
Imprisonment he was released
because Of his World War II ex-
PLOTS.
On the night Of May 81, 1941,
just a month after the Ger
mans marched into Athens,
Glezos and a friend climbed
the rocky Acropolis of Athens
and tore down the Nazi flao
flying from the ancient Greek
ruins. 1t was the first open
act Of Greek underground
resistance against the occupiers.
Glezos and his friend, Lakix
SantaS, pulled off the feat after
reading in an encyclopedia of
a secret tunnel from the foot of
the Acropolis to its summit.
They found that tunnel and
climbed to the top, eluding the
Germans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09

MOSCOW, July 8 (AP).-
President Klementi Y. voro-
shilov sent a message to King
Paul of Greece today appealing
for the release of Manolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-04
Houses by Hughes

$3.50 DOWN-S70 per mo. Attr. g.
rm, Colonial. all rms, spac. size;
3 bedrms.. sep din. nm. well
Creek pkwy. walking dist. to ev-
erything. Only S11,500.
$3.50 DOWN-SS1 per mo. New
England Cape Cod. Ice. eating SD.
kit. 2 bedrms.. den LIST H., stairs
to exp. attic. stately shade trees
on fenced cor. lot, 2 bl. to schools.
A real buy and value, $4,000.
$3.50 DowN-Ss5 per mo. Extra
Ice, Colonial. 2 baths. full bsmt..
with part rec. m TTn ood II So din;
with numerous fruit trees. Only
S12.950.
$3.50 DOWN-SS4 per mo. Atten-
ton large family. 4 bedrms., lge.
kit, plus sep din. .rm.: Wv. car
Peting. lse. lovely lot for children
and parochial schools and shop.
Only $11 $50.
$3.50 DOWN-SS5 per mo. All-brick
3-bedrm,. Hollywood rambler, extra
level lot with barbecue pit. 8 blks.
from shop; mr. schools and trans,
only $13.950.
w. R. Hughes Co. .
AP. 7-14o0 REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-04
HILLANDALE
FIRST OFFERING

For the distinguished purchaser;
picturesque custom built brk. ram
bier, in q truly beaut. setting;
Ice. liv. .rm. wIfrepl., full-sized
din. rm:. lge. all cleo. kit, Q except.
porch: all-alum. awnings, louveT-
ed-type windows throughout: a
truly heaut. rec rm. w/har and
half bath, outside exit; 2 patios
leading onto beaut. landsc. lot.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Owner en-. selling due to illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-04
KENWOOD PARK

New luxurious custom-built con-
temporary rambler ont lovely cor
ner lot. Spacious liv. rm. with
fireplace. Separate din. rm. All
cleo. kit. with bay window. Fam
huge bedrms., and 9 full baths
upstairs - plus ground-level ma
hogany paneled recreation room,
4th bedrm., full bath. util. rms,
and Gear garage. Many, many
more extras.
This home has to be seen to be ap-
preciated. A low, low price Of
S44, 700 in most DESIRABLE
NEIGHBORHOOD.
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HILLANDALE

AA10A1 A4N6LNAG
Entertainers Paradise
A truly gracious English Tudor on
over an acre Of gorgeous grounds.
12TlS den with heamed ceiling
and fireplace, 30-ft. dining room,
soft. living room with fireplace,
Ist-toor bedroom or extra den,
huge terrace, porch and patio. 3
Will inspeet this home, IL will sell
ITSELF. Very reasonably priced at
only S35.950.
ROBERT H. LoHR. REALToR
LIT ANN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-04
DON'T MISS THIsl

EAsT-WEsT HWY, mr.. 18th St.
All-brick Colonial. Three lge. bed
rms, firepl. in liv. rm., sep. din.
nm, new kit. with breakfast area,
full bsmt.. screened porch. attached
garage, nicely Handicapped lot with
trees, and good financing, S21, :
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