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Evening star., 1960-10-04
YOUR SUBURBAN
HOME SPECIALISTS
LO. 4-8440

YOUR SUBURBAN
HOME SPECIALISTS
LO. 4-8440
SILVER SPRING New 3-bedrm,
brick rambler. Liv. rm., flrepl., din.
port. S2O.500. o. D. FIELD. INC,
JU. 5-71l3. 8 It'll 9.
SILVER SPG., close in-Exception-
ally nice 3-bedrm. brick. 1st-fir.
powder rm;, mahog. .-paneled den;
$4,000. $4,000 down. HUGH T.
PECK, HE. 4.7200, til 8.
SILVER SPRNG-Close-in 4-bed.
I'm. Cape Cod. nj. schools. $4,000.
BEERS BROS. JU. 5-7610.
SILVER SPRING-spacious 4-bed-
rm.,. all-brick: 2 baths, fireplace,
Anchor fence; corner lot, close to
school; modern, excellent condi-
tion: $4,000. HUGH T. PECK,
HE. 4-7200, 1885 New Hamp. ave.
Evening star., 1960-10-04

CHEVY CHASE, Kirkside - Hand,
some Colonial with slate roof; liv
rm., din. rm., modern kit, TT
rm. (or 4th bedrm.), screened
porch, 3 bedrms., ga baths, rec
rm.; lovely lot. In the 30s
CORP, OIL. 2-02QS
Evening star., 1960-10-04
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is needed. Call US now for q
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Evening star., 1960-10-04
CHEVY CHASE

BLESSED SACRAMENT AREA-At-
tractive English Colonial with
modern kit, den, powder rm. 1st
a.. 6 bedrms., 8 baths, dressing rm
OF master bedrm. Excel. lot incl.
lie williams. M FE. $-69i6. N -''-
W. C. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors. EN-, 2-4464
CHEVY CHASE, near chevy Chase
Club-Best buy on todsy's market.
Luxurious home on beautifully
handicapped grounds: bedrms.
ga baths, maids quarters, IL
brary, powder room. Priced in
50s. For inspection. call Mrs.
n'AnecnlIrt DE O-2OAR
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~ l. GAO NGOASN'1AO"1

3714 CALVERT ST. NV.
Liv. rn.. dining rm., kit, 2 bed
rms. and bath. elubroom and Law,
real fireplace, gas h.-w.h. Adults,
wAPLE CO. 1928 14th st. NV.
AID. 4-20Oh
Evening star., 1960-10-04

SILVER Standardization ants,
efficiencies, 2 and 3 bedrooms
completely air conditioned: won
derful area north Of East-West
hwy. on Grubb I'd. at Ross rd.,
convenient to schools, shopping
and transportation; modern bal
comics or patios, spacious rooms,
swimming and wading pools.
December to February occupancy
Evening star., 1960-10-04

2O4S Wilson blvd, ia. 7-s500.
FAIRFAX-4 bedrms., bsmt.. rec
nm. S140. F. W. BERENS, IA. e.
4664.
FALLS CHURCH. Sleepy Hollow
Spacious brick rambler; scr. porch
2-car garage; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths
immae. cond.; beautifully land
scaped lot: avail. Nov. /. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO.. REALTOR
FALLS CHURCH MANSION-Large
attractive home: Colonial architec-
ture: attractively renovated to suit
modern living; 8 bedrooms. 8
baths. maid s quarters. modern
equipped kitchen with dishwasher:
home priced low at $4,000. Call
JE. 2-2620 to see. JOSEPH W.
SEAY COMPANY, Realtors, ll3
West Broad street, Falls Church,
GEORGETOWN bedfms., liv
rm,. din, rm.. lge. kit. bsmt :,
bath wishwr., garden, potio; on
st. parking: Sis. Pc. 3-4717.
HERNDON AREA-Vacant. move
in. Rambler on acre lot. 8 bed
rooms, roomy kitchen, basement,
attached garage: $3.50 month.
LYNN REALTY. JE. 2-9400 OF
JE. 2-6729.
IMMED. OCCUPANCY
2. and bedroom houses; choice
and Hnnandaie areas: newly dec.
Grated; close to schools. shops,
etc.
S135-1112 Ronald ST., Falls
| Church. 3-bedFoom hrick
rambler. Elee. kitchen. din
ing room. living room. flre-
place, full bsmt.
S135-5 5O7. Hallwood. 3-bedroom
brick multi-level: 2 baths,
eISiPpS efaiippes s,es siti S,ismeS. ynE FHomI fsTeI
S14o-si7 Terrace dr.. Annandale.
| 3-bedroom brick rambler
elec. kit, dining room, liv-
ing rm.. with frepl., full
basement: garage
LJEt t4EsS5NoNT 4isS5S REALTY 4 !Nei !RNSsei1s
KENT vILLAGE-3-bedrm.. semi
det. brk.: Z baths: option to buy.
S12S mo. ME. S-1212.
MANAssAs-Attrac. Cape Cod:
$50 mo. or sell S195 down (incls,
settlement: S75 mo. Same terms
to nonvet. CR. 3-490S, JU. g.
NEAR sUITLAND, 1921 Gaylord
aTS area, kfs kPfsdFTst Bath V sstory E dia1eE bricE
yard; Sis. Avail. oct. i. Lease
required. Call AGENT. RE. z
1881.
Mr.. SPRINGFIELD-3-bedrm. brk
rambs.. immed. occp,, Sll0-S150.
Cali ED. $500. Mr.. HUNTER.
PALMER PARK-Attractive 3-bed-
rm. rambler. Immediately avail
able with option to buy. Only S105
per month. MANOVILL REALTY
CORP. LO. 4-S440.
POTOMAC RAMBLER, sale or rent.
4-bedrm. rambler. with stable. on
tomac, Md. loo. EN-. 5-s07S.
ROGERS HEIGHTS : Vacant. I'm
med. occupancy. 4-bedrm. home.
completely redecorated. Full bsmt.
Only S130 per mo. MANOVILL
REALTY CORP. LO. 4-S440.
TAKOMA-6-rm. brick with garage.
Near Phila. and Piney Branch I'd.
Owner retaining l bedrm. for self.
$3.50. JU. 9-7937.
UPPER GEORGETOWN
3714 CALVERT ST. NV.
Liv. rm., dining rm., kit, 2 bed
rms. and bath. elubroom and Law,
real fireplace, gas h.-w.h. Adults,
WAPLE CO., 1928 14th st. NV.
AD. 4-2005
WHEATON AREA = 2-bedrm. ram
bier; full bsmt.: immediate posses
sion: SS5. Call VIM. REID, JU.
5-747e. after 8 pm.
WHEATON, AND NEARBY AREAS
2 and 8 bedrm. homes available;
some for immediate occupancy.
MANOVILL REALTY CORP, LO.
4-S440.
1886 ALABAMA AVE. s sE.-White;
detached bungalow: 5 rms. and
bath. gas hot-water heat: 3 blks.
shopping and bus: avail, Oct. s.;
S75 mo. Call LU. 2-1000.
2753 4th ST. N.W.-6 rms. and
bath, full bsmt.: oil heat; lge. rear
porch and front porch; only
S125 mo. MR.. NEUMANN. MA.
6O7 UNIVERSITY BLVD, EAST, in
MONTGOMERY Co. IS rooms and
bath. full bsmt.; oil heat: S125
month; Call MR.. NEUMANN. Ma.
Evening star., 1960-10-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-W,E,
(cONTlNUEDl

DETACHED. NOTHING DOWN
44l4 Lee st. n.e.-3 bedrm, home
on large lot, Near bus and school;
needs repairs. Only S4.950.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
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ARLINGTON REALTY ca

CORNER BRICK, mr. barney cir
s.e.-6 rms, bath, gas h.-w.h.
full bsmt., excel. cond., nice yd., cal
space. S95, refs. req. WA. 7-S9l3
FAIRFAX-Spacious 4 bedrms.,
baths; children welcome: close Il
stores. ETC.; S124. cR. 3-105s.
FAIRFAX TOWN-New split-level
immsd. Doss. KAY Ro REALTY
204S Wilson blvd, ia. 7-s500.
FAIRFAX-4 bedrms., bsmt., rec
nm. S140. F. W. BERENS, IA. e.
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GAITHERSBURG

Custom-built brick rambler with
ground, aforementioned. 8 bedrms.
3 baths, knotty-pine rec. and II.
brary combination, plus many ex-
tras. Well financed. Located No. &c
Virginia dr., Rosemont, most ex-
elusive section of Gaithersburg
Sacrifice due to illness. FENTON
REALTY, JU. S-G760.
Evening star., 1960-10-04

CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-All brick
8 large bedrms... Ia baths, rec
rm.: large country-size kit: as.
sumo 4laee GI loan; $S5 include,
taxes taxes and snd insurance. 10. 6-s6s7
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
CONN. AVE ESTATES-Attentior
GI. no. money down; completely
redec. duplex, 8 bedrms., sep. din
rm., bsmt with exit: S13,5oO
e. 2. FLETCHER, open 90. Lo
5-4677.
DANfASCUS-Beautiful and roomy
4-bedrm. home, has den. 24-ft.
family-sized dining rm., 1S-ft. all
electric kitchen as modern as
tomorrow' 2 ceramic tiled baths
full bsmt. with laundry, including
washer and dryer, Dashboard hot
water heat, many extras: gear
garage. Large lot. Buyer may pur-
chase several beautiful items Of
furniture. Nothing to do but move
in and enjoy this beautiful home.
$4,000. FRED B. CUSHMAN CO.,
436 N. Frederick ave-, Gathers
burg. WI. S-9011; WA. 6-0401.
FOREST GLEN PARK 8 bedrm
Colonial: a real home for COM
Portable living; recreation room,
powder rm.; low down payment,
FHA financing. Call for appt. TO
see. S1S,500. CHESTER KELLER
WooDMooR AGENCY, JU. 5-7100
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will enjoy this nearly new brick;
close to everything Including pa
roch Sochial .5s seh9Sl; n%1; s bedrooms 2
NEW BRICK Of 3 bedrooms, ia
baths: full basement; for SIT, 900.
In a good section of town.
A LITTLE LAND-We have several
good, comfortable homes on 2
acres and up. Worth investigating
ROCKV1LLE-Home for rent with
option to buy.
ROMER & CO., Realtors
Gaithersburg WI. 5000
Evening star., 1960-10-04

NEAR sUTTLAND, 1921 Gaylord
DIS bedrms., liv. rm.. dining
area, kit, bath. 2-story brick
semidet.; no bsnt.: fenced rear
yard; S115. Avail. Oct. !. Lease
required. Call AGENT, RE. z
Evening star., 1960-06-05

Archives Office of the Department then that the
Rebel War Records Bureau was formed.
Civil student himself Mr. Condos has special praise
for Brig Cen Frederick c. Answoh for whom the research
his section named Gen Ainsworh took the
in the 8s and directed complete reorganization in
card form for both North and South.
result the Southern records to be consolidated
that today individual record be obtained in matter
merely giving the ofthe soldier An inquiry
concerning Union soldier include the his State
Mr. Condos points out however that in both cases helps
the name of the company regiment is provided.
The index numbers between 100000 and 100000
Confederate soldiers, and Mr. Condos estimates that
million Union soldiers ndexed Each side has been cred
tied with at times but larger estimates of forces
likely from Implications of enliStmentS
At present Mr. Condos concerned with the microflming
Southern records This program has been completed for
North Carolina South Carolina, Georgia Tennessee and
Mississippi Because of small staff and limited budget for
other Confederate States have not been mcrofmed Work
progress the Alabama roster, and Mr. Condos is
hopeful that within years the entire Confederacy will be
microfmed
Writers of the Civil War; inspired by the
approaching centennial observance spend hours in
the Answorth where registration about Is
day. Researchers from all parts of the country but Mr.
probably display little interest in this period Ofhisto
AS for the original name supplied this section of the
Archives historians doubt that Prof Leber would
Rebel War" had the choice been his For in
postwar writings DR. Eeber recalled: My Oscar fell
side and his brothers went to Richmond to
place the tombstone his They fought and bled the
national side You the Civil War has knocked rudey at
my door,"
University of South Carolina has living memorial
professor the of eber College and at the
proudly proclams that all but members ofhe faculty
of 1851 served the Confederacy.'
Evening star., 1960-06-05
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30

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Evening star., 1960-04-20
Shop Thursday and
Friday 10 to .,
Saturday 10 to E

Store Hours: Mondays, 1890
to 9: Tuesdays. Wednesdays
and Saturdays, 10 to +:
Thursdays and Fridays. 10
to 9 Free Parking!
Evening star., 1960-04-20
Two CBS Men
Ousted by Castro

HAVANA. April 20 (AP). -
Fidel Castro's government de-
tanned CHS correspondents
Richard Bate and Mario Bia-
setti overnight, then deported
them today.
Associates of the Cuban
Prime Minister said the two
correspondents were placed
aboard a Miami-bound plane.
Mr.. Bates interviews with
Mr.. Castro have figured in the
news the last several days.
The two men interviewed Mr..
Castro at El Camel in Oriente
Province on Sunday and re-
ported he said that private
talks with President Eisen-
hover or Secretary of State
Herter could result in better
relations with the United
States.
A day later Mr.. Castro told
another newSman that he had
merely been answering a ques-
ton from Mr.. Bate in the af-
firmative.
Asked if he was unwilling to
discuss United States-Cuban
relations with the two United
States leaders, Mr.. Castro said
Il did not say that, but I want
no misunderstanding of what
said"
Monday night Mr.. Castro had
another interview with Mr.. Bate
to clear up his remarks.
Evening star., 1960-04-20

fenSe Ministry indicated the
Standard was talking about a
development still a long way
off. The ministry added: How
far developments in this field
have gone cannot be discussed
on the grounds of security"
The newspaper. published by
Lord Beaverbrook, carried a
banner headline: "H-Bomb
Butler" No sources were quoted.
1t said the system would
work this way:
? Radar beams bent over the
curvature of the earth would
detect a rocket missile shortly
after it left its launching pad.
Impulses then would explode
the missiles hydrogen warhead
over the country which fired
the rocket.
This fantastic development
will have a profound effect on
the whole balance of power
between East and West and
on the disarmament negotia-
tions," the Standard said.
THE government has ordered
a fiat out research program to
perfect the instrument. Details
of how it works are top secret.
If the present assessments of
its capabilities are realized it
means that the H-bomb rocket
has been transformed into the
Evening star., 1960-04-20

most devastating boomerang
| in history"
The Standard said American
experts are believed to be
checking on progress made by
British scientists. United States
Embassy sources said they had
no knowledge such a mission
is in Britain. The newspaper
asserts Soviet scientists are
working toward a similar goal
with an operational deadline of
1865. knowledge of the Russian
efforts was called the final
factor in the British govern
ment'S decision to abandon its
costly 2,50O-mile ballistic mis-
sile, the Blue Streak.
Evening star., 1960-04-20
Livestock Scientist
Wins Fourth Award

DR.. Jacob Traum of Berkeley
Calf, has received the fourth
distinguished service award
given by the Animal Health
Institute, for his research on
disease in livestock.
DR.. Traum received the award
at the Institutes Goth annual
meeting at the Shoreham Ho-
tel yesterday. Now retired, DR..
Traum was for many years
professor of veterinary medi-
cine at the University of Cali
fornia.
Evening star., 1960-04-20
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Evening star., 1960-04-20
British H-Bomb Buster
In Works, Paper Asserts

LONDON April 20 (AP)-The London Evening Standard
British scientists working radar blow up
hydrogen missiles a country firing them
The newspaper today pictured this system when perfected
capable of causing fearful boomerangng punishment any
aggreSsor.
Official quarters skeptica about the report De-
Evening star., 1960-04-20
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Evening star., 1960-10-21
Pittmun to Meet
1856 Winner in
Senior SemifinuIs

PINEHURsT. N. O., Oct. Il
(AP).- Tom Robbins Of Pine.
hurst meets Eugene Pittman
of Washington. D. c.. and
James McAlvin Of Lake Forest.
ILL.,. plays ]. Walcott Brown Of
Sea Girt. N. j.. today in the
Semifinals Of the North and
South Senior golf tournaments
Robbins, 81. won his quarter
final match yesterday from Col.
Martin Lindgrove Of Morris
town, N. j., 4 and 2. =.
The 62-year-old Pittman won
I up from Frank Ross Of West
Hartford, Conn, while McA Alvin,
SO, downed L. w. Ramsey Of
Newcastle, Ind, up on the
Goth hole and Brown, 81, ousted
Frank Stevens Of New Rochelle,
N. Y, 4 and 8.
Brown was the 1858 winner.
Robbins won in 1856.
Even at the turn yesterdayy
Robbins won the 10th, 18th and
18th and 10th holes over the
6,S00-yard No. 2 course at
Pinehurst Country Club.
Pittman was two over par
for his round with Ross, .
Evening star., 1960-10-21

Johnny Ware and starting
Guard Ed Jones. Carthen and
Ware are the No. ! substitutes
at halfback and have ac-
counted for Howard's two
longest runs to date. Carthen
tailed on an 85-yard kickoff
return against Delaware State,
while Ware scored on an 81
yard run from scrimmage
against Cape May Coast Guard.
Jones. a 2O0-pound junior
from Union, s. c., viii be see
ing his first action since the
Virginia State game three
weeks ago.
The Bisons have dropped
two In q row and can even
their record at 3-3 by winning.
Their 64-6 loss to Morgan
State last week marked the
greatest number Of points
yielded by q Howard team in
81 years Of football.
Howard was q heavy fav-
orite over Fisk at Nashville
last year, and wound up on
the short end Of an S-6 score.
Fisk; q non-Scholarship team
like Howard. is OF to one Of
its worst starts In years, losing
its flrst four starts.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Baseball Opens
In Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Oct.
81 (AP).-Play in the Puerto
Rico Winter Baseball League
starts today. with San Juan's
Senators expected to repeat as
champions.
AS in past years, the five
team league is literally spiked
with major leaguers. San Juan,
which opens at Mayaguez, has
Roberto Clemente, Pirate out
fielder, on its roster, but he will
not start the campaign because
Of fatigue. Also on the list are
Pitchers Jim Archer, Yves Stock
and Jack Fisher Of the Orioles
and Luis Arroyo Of the YAM
KEGS.
Mayaguez pitchers are Claude
Osteen Of Cincinnati, Ron
Piche Of Milwaukee and Phil
Regan Of Detroit.
Santurce's Crabbers open to-
night against the Caguas Cri-
ollos, while Ponce, the fifth
club, is idle until tomorrow.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
COMEBACK

Continued From Page D-l
last April for Earl Battey, Don
Mincher and $150,00O.
In 1869 with the Senators
Sievers batted .242, hit 81
,homers and drove in 40 runs.
This past season Roy took over
the regular flrSt-base job from
Ted KluSzewski and hit .295.
He hit 2S home runs and batted
in % runs.
Smith Finishes Third
AL Smith Of the White Sox
ranked third in the comeback
voting with % ballots. A .237
hitter In 1859, the resurgent
outfielder compiled q .315 aver
age this season-second highest
in the American League.
Others nominated for come
back honors, with votes in
parentheses: Vic Wertz, Red
Sox (10); Chuck Stobbs, Sena-
tors ~; Jim Gentle and Gene
Woodling, Orioles; Bill Skow-
ron, Yankees. and Pete Run
nels, Red Sox (2), and Herb
Score, Minnie Minoso, Frank
Baumann and Billy Pierce.
White Sox; Bob Turley and
Yogi Berra, Yankees; Jim Pier
sail, Indians. and Billy Gard
ner, Senators ID.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Returning Stars Help
HowordinH Homecoming

The return Of Halfback
Howie Williams and possibly
Quarterback Charlie Smith will
make Howard University q
slight fayorite over Fisk Uni
versity Of Nashville when the
teams meet in Howard's an
nual homecoming game at
Howard Stadium tomorrow at
1880 pm.
Williams, who has led the
Bisons in ground gaining the
last two years. is a definite
starter tomorrow after two
weeks Of idleness due to a leg
injury. Smith. who has been
sidelined for three games with
q broken arm. had the cast re-
moved yesterday, and is ex-
pected to see some action, If
only as q punter.
During their absence Howard
lost two games to Delaware
State and Morgan State. and
was held to a minus 20 yards
on the ground and a mere 81
yards In the air.
Also expected to return to-
morrow after absences from
one to three weeks are reserve
Halfbacks Kent Carthen and
Evening star., 1960-10-21
HOUK

Continued From Page D.1
City Athletics. The Job went
to Bob Elliott, who was dis
missed at the end Of the past
season when the club finished
last.
During the World Series,
when the Detroit Tigers ex-
pressed an interest in him
after Joe Gordon suddenly quit
the club. Houk said:
I'm willing to listen, to any
attractive offer. After all, I'm
getting older and I've got to
look ahead. I've got q family
to think about"
Houk's family consists Of his
wife, Bette: Q daughter, Donna,
1S: and two sons, Dick, II, and
Bobby, II. A native Of Lawrence,
Kans.. he now makes his home
in Saddle River, N. J.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
8 Players Added
To Red Sox LIST

BOSTON, Oct. 81 (AP)
The Red Sox have added eight
youngsters to their roster and
sold two players to the minor
leagues.
Six Of the new players-all
10 or younger-are flrst-year
bonus players being moved up
to protect against their loss in
the draft.
They are Pitchers Bob Carl
son from Minneapolis. Darrell
Massey from Alpine, Fred New
man from Corning and Wilbur
Wood from Raleigh, along with
Infielder Jim Fregosi from AL
pine and Outfielder Paul Jerni-
gan from Allentown.
Two others appearing on the
roster for the first time are
Pitchers Hal Kolstad from
Minneapolis and Bob Heffner
from Allentown.
To make room for the
newcomers, 1nflelder Marian
Coughtry and Catcher Hay
wood Sullivan were sold out
right to the Red Sox' new
Seattle affiliate in the Pacific
Coast League.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Romans Seeks
Sixth Win in
.Ba|timoreFina|

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81 (Spe-
ciaD Waiter Romans, five-
time winner and defending
champion in the Baltimore
Open, plays Paul Haviland,
Middle Atlantic PGA assistants
champion, in the finals today
at Green Spring Valley.
Romans, from the Baltimore
Country Club, defeated Jimmy
Myers Of All View, I and 2, in
q morning round then came
back for q 1-up victory over
Bill Clarke Of Hillandale, Ro-
mans former assistant and
president Of the Middle At
lantic PGA.
Haviland, from Pine Ridge,
earned his finals berth with a
morning victory over Bill
Bassler Of Rolling Road. l-up
in 10 holes, then beat Dick
Mullen Of Beaver Greek in the
afternoon. 4 and 8.
Clarke made the semifinals
with q 8 and 4 victory over
DR.. Walter Panowski, amateur
from the Country Club Of
Maryland, and Mullen got in
with a l-up victory over John
Eisinger, amateur from Con-
gressional Country Club.