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riton's S Skipper Wrote
Best-SeIIing Novel

AS the skipper of the sub
marine Triton on her globe
girdling undersea voyage, Ned"
Beach made the title of his
best-selling novel ring with new
drama: Run Silent, Run
Deep"
Capt. Edward L. Beach is
that rare combination, a man
OF action who can write a
thrilling tale of his own ex-
ploitS. He is also, paradox
ically, a quiet, almost shy man
who was one of the best liked
members of the White House
staff during his tour as Presi-
dent Eisenhower's naval aide.
He was decorated repeatedly
in World War II for his service
aboard three submarines, the
Trigger, the Tirante and the
Piper, in the Pacific. The cita-
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tions recounting the deeds
which earned him the Navy
Cross, two Silver Stars and two
Bronze Stars ring with such
phrases as extraordinary
heroism," conspicuous GAL
lantry and intrepidity" and
heroic achievement"
He recounted his experiences
aboard the three submarines
after the war in a non-fiction
thriller entitled Submarine. ."
He wrote Run Silent, Run
Deep" a novel of life aboard
a submarine, while serving as
Mr.. EiSenhower'S aide.
A commander when he en-
tered the White House with
Mr.. Eisenhower in January
1858, he was promoted to cap
tain in 1856. He left the naval
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TRITON
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"Shake-down cruise" the Triton
survived some minor but irri-
tating accidents.
She was out of her home
port of New London, Conn, less
than a week when her garbage
ejector went out of commission
with a jammed outer door. The
jam was cleared in less than
an hour. Capt. Beach noted
that it was most likely due tC
over-greaSing - "an excess OF
enthusiasm against which we
shall hereafter guard our
selves"
FlaShlight Caused Trouble
Another troublesome event
occurred on the second day OF
the trip, when the Triton was
diving after coming up tC
periScope depth for a naviga-
ton check. The inboard in
duction valve in the ventilating
system would not close. A
smashed and rusted flash
light" which Capt. Beach
called "a legacy from some
careless workman" was found
to have lodged across the in
duction valve seat.
The Triton's historic triL
was longer in mileage than the
under-ice voyages of the atomic
submarines Nautilus, Skate
and Sarge in their Polar trips
The Triton actually was sub
merged for SO days, 10 hours
and IS minutes-far exceeding
the submergence record set II
1858 by another nuclear sub
marine. the Seawolf.
During the long cruise, eight
of the Triton's crew members
became fathers. Forty-tWo re.
ceived word of promotion. One
re-enlisted and another ex.
tended his enlistment.
Rocks" Were Key Point
Sailing from New Londor
on February Is, the Triton
headed directly for st. Petel
and st. Paul Rocks, a lonely
spot a few miles north of the
Equator, lying off the bulge o.
Brazil. She sighted the Rock!
on February "a. This unin.
habited group of rocky Island.
marked the beginning and tht
end of the actual circumnavi.
cation of the world.
The Triton returned to thu
Rocks" on April 25, completing
then her actual trip around thu
world.
She rounded Cape Horn int
the Pacific on March Z, passed
by Guam on March %, wen
on by the Philippine Island.
and observed a monument t
Magellan on Macton Island
then rounded the Cape O.
Good Hope at the tip of Africa
on April II.
A grinning Capt. Beach
heard Mr.. Eisenhower call hi
trip IAN epoch voyage" today
The citation for the Legior
Of Merit awarded the captain
by the President said he "leC
his crew with courage, fore,
sight and determination in al
unprecedented circumnaviga,
tion Of the globe, proving mans
ability under trying conditions
to accomplish prolonged sub
merged missions as we'll a.
testing new and complex equip
ment in the worlds larges
submarine"
Capt. Beach served as tht
Presidents naval aide from
1858 until 1857. Mr.. Eisen
hover told him today that h
was not sure that his service
in the White House did mucf
to prepare him for his historic
round-the-world cruise, bu
maybe it didn't hurt you"
Talking with reporters aftel
the White House ceremony
Capt. Beach said the voyage
proves such atomic powered
submarines can go secretly
"any place in the world oul
country sends U.S."
But he added that he hopes
such missions always will be
peaceful"
Il am trying to avoid saying
that we did this in a threaten.
ing way, because we didn't,
Capt. Beach went on.
That was the meat of the
crew-cut skipper's answer to
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KAY BOWLING

c.rTHERSUR0-2-bedrm. bunsa-
low with bath. full bsmt., fenced
yard, unheard Of price, $4,000.
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WHEATON

LOVELY THREE BEDROOM BRICK COLONIAL featuring living
room With nr;plaee separate dnins room 6sths 9ne
4.I7Ou.
OfREc rIoNs Out Georgia ave past wheaton, left on
Dawson right Grandviev left Arvn PEcKs sign
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW

cHARAuNG CUSTOM -1uMT WHITE BRICK COLONIAL: fea-
,Trnsll1.izsG @ l6 dir r mod KIT snS 5rkfst sedrms
PICTURESQUE '-aeIe handicapped lot Price In mid sos He
OBJECTIONS North Conn ave; 70 Dresden left to
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA

ATTRACTIVE iCHED BRICK HOME festuring living
With arspeee sep Fase dnns three niss,ss eedrqems
piEEcIiQNe Out New Hampshire avenue to Ethan Allen
ave. right to PHcKD open sign
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UPPER MONTGOMERY COUNTY
s .bedrni.. 2iz-bath country home
on 2 acres with small barn; q
clean, well-kept home With new
plumbing throughout: also has
alum. sidinr and hardwood floors;
large oak trees; an excel. buy at
$4,000.
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EDNOR

WANTED A FAMILY WHO WILL APPRECIATE VALUE IN
THIS NEW BRICK RAMBLER-3 generous bedrns, push.
ssrsse Price sssssS TRADES INVITED GA 4ssS 0'm'
DIRECTIONS: Colesville mi. beyond White Oak
shopping Center to Cedar lane right PEcKs open sign
Evening star., 1960-12-04

DAMASCUS - 4-bedrm., 2-bath
brick rambler with firepl., huge
kitchen. family fm. combination.
Hot-water heat. full basement,
acre. Trades accepted at $23.-
500.
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WEST OLNEY PARK

coNTEMPoRARY LIVING AT IT'S BEST s.1sarm. @ 2-bsth M
t9 dsS dssSns caTpoEts TsHY sgstoG features Fun acrs
soc DIRECTIONS OUT Gsorgia ave sxt to oney and Rte
left to PECke sign. ;
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I6S run 0Ab6-
(coNTlNueo)

GAITHERsBURG-Attractive. s.
bedroom rambler on large corner
/, let with trees and Anchor fencing.
FuIl basement and most attrae.
tive kitchen. Si5.500. NEW
BRICK RAMBLER on 1 acre Of
shaded lot. Full basement with
End fireplace, separate DINING
room. All large rooms. $21,0OO.
ROMER & CO., Realtors
csaithershurr. WI. s-eO92.
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WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE
206 HOWE DRIVE

AUTHENTIC AMERICAN, antique brick home setting
truly individual. todays k, Colonial din fsmly den
hreps full bsmt. must be Price $31.500 TRADES
biREcffoNs Out Georsia ave ext to King william Dr..
left 10 Howe DR., right to PECK's open sign
Evening star., 1960-12-04

ONLY 81 DAYS
move into this 3-hedrm. brick
spllt-level before then, for only
$lS.a5O. with excellent terms.
KEN DRUSKIN & CO., Realtors
1900 Viers Mill Rd. LO. 5-oOO5
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SILVER SPRING

yoI5 EHUHNHILL HIAU = -
EXTRA LARGE ALLBRIcK RAMBLER beautiful voodedg
lot Large living with fireplace separate dining
and large chen three bedrooms M baths and paneied de
oanc TO schools and tFansportatios Psced TO se
DIRECTIONS out coiesvle road TO Ct Andrews inter.
section Of Sligo Greek pkvy left to Thornh left to PEcKs
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ROCKyHLE. YoU WON'T BE.
.1lt L5hv j.v!I r. IA! but .v.,l,s,: ,his se:a.%
rm., y baths, SEP. din. fm.,
adaptable bsmt.: fenced, level lot.
Only SIs:soo. HUGH T. PECK.
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DAMASCUS - 3-bedr., lia-bath
masonry rambler. Extra ,erge
kitchen, fireplace in liv. rni., a.
teehed garage,, l and a acre. A
rare price OF S17.950. Owner VIII
trade for town property.
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KAY BOWLING

oaithersburr. va. s.so9a.
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1885 CLANIUJE FtOAU
ST. GATHERINGS PARISH. spend Christmas In this NEW
3bedm brick rambler kit delght full bsnlt atae.
EcTioNs: viers MN ciaridse rd. right ID
pECKB sign. =
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EAST SPRINGBROOK

1918 BRANDFORD AVE.-NEW RAMBLERS
din rm and FAMILY RocM With repI Comfortable -sissd
ecndonins EXCEPTIONAL VALUE Others being constructed
Choose while they HE. 4-1700. Tt1f
DIRECTIONS Out colesvle rd to tsprinsbrooD Brand.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10
Services for Sunday. June II:
ne -. Cn~Ia~v E4h<0I

Services for Sunday. June 12:
9:45 a. m. Sunday School.
IL a. m. Children's Day Services
in Fellowship Hall instead Of the
usual worship services.
Tuesday evening, June IA: Meet
ing of the official board at the
church.
Mrs. Ann Tatman of Wilmington
spent the weekend with her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mrs. Will
liam ]. Newton and William J.
Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Baker ac-
companied by DR.. and Mrs. r. w.
Baker of Euicott City, Md, spent
the weekend at Bridgewater, Va.
Miss Dorothy Hopkins spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Speicher
and sons visited Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Judy, Sr., of near Greenwood on
Sunday.
Mrs. Donald Campbell is patient
in the Peninsula General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Handley Of
Walkersville, Md, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Handley and family.
Thomas Passwaters is a patient
in the Nanticoke Memorial Hospi-
tai in Seaford.
The monthly meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary to the Bridgeville
Volunteer Fire Company met Tues
day evening, May 81, at O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. Kenneth E.
McIlvain. The meeting was called
to order by the president, Mrs. Nell
lie Friedel, with the Lords Prayer
and the flag salute. There were 33
members present. Reports were
given by several committees. The
nomination of officers for 1860 and
1861 were made and will be in
stalled at the meeting in June. The
new officers will be as follows:
President, Mrs. James Fair
banks; vice president, Mrs. Ken
meth E. McIlvain; secretary, Mrs.
Robert J. Bennett; assistant Sec
retary, Mrs. George f. Hardesty,
Jr.; treasurer, Mrs. c.. Walton
Smith, Jr.; assistant treasurer,
Mrs. James Rudelmier.
There will be a covered dish
supper held at the home of Mrs. G..
Walton Smith, Jr., on June 27, at
Z p. m. Everyone please try to at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund A. RuOs
of Bridgeville are the proud par
ents of a second son, Clayton
Christopher Ruos, born in Penin-
sula General Hospital, Salisbury,
on Saturday, June4. Mrs. Ruos was
the former Shirley Hudson OF Mil
ford.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10
BRIDGEvMLE
Mrs. David C. SpeIcher
Phone: ED-7-7674
News Of Union Methodist Church

News of Union Methodist Church
At a reception in Fellowship
Hall the congregation of Union
Methodist Church, Bridgeville. well
coined their new minister and his
family following the worship ser
vice Sunday morning, June 5. The
period of informal fellowship was
followed by the serving of refresh
Eents.
The Rev. Mr.. wilkins comes to
Bridgeville after serving four
years as the associate minister of
Wesley Church, Dover, where
much OF his responsibility concern
ed the numerous families connect
ed with the Dover Air Force Base.
Mr.. wilkins was appointed to Do
YER In June 1856, Immediately after
his graduation from Drew Theolog-
ical Seminary, Madison, New Jer-
sey, from which he received his
B. d. degree. During his period Of
study there, he served two years
as the pastor Of a student charge
In rural New Jersey. He is grad
uate also of Bethany College,
Bethany, w. Va, and of the Mills
bOrO (Delaware) High School. He
is the son Of the Rev. and Mrs.
Clarence E. wilkins, now retired,
in Millsboro.
In recent years Mr.. wilkins has
served as advisor to the Barratt's
Chapel Subdistrict of the Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship, advisor to
the Dover Youth Council, secretary
OF the Dover Ministerial Associa-
tion, downstate publicity agent at
the time of the formation Of the
Delaware State Council of Church
es, and is just concluding a year as
president of the Dover District
Ministers' Association. In addition
he has participated as a leader in
the workshops, leadership training
schools, and summer camping pro-
grams sponsored by the Methodist
Board of Education on the PENN
sula. While in Dover he taught
for a period as a part-time instruc-
tor In Sociology at Wesley Col
riage and Family Life.
At present Mr.. Wilkins is a mem
Der of the following boards and
committees OF the Peninsula An
nual Conference: The Board of
Education, the Board of Minister
ial Training and Qualifications the
Delaware Legislative Committee.
Mr.. wilkins Us married to the
former 10 Mumford, a graduate al
so OF the Millsboro High School
and the Milford Memorial Hospital
School Of Nursing. They are the
parents of two children, David aged
5, and Debbie aged 2. They are
now residing in the, parsonage at
101 Laws Street.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10

The cabbage looper is a climb
ing cutworm, which destroys cab
bages. The cabbage looper is so
called because it has lost a pair
of legs and gets into cabbages by
looping.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
SPRINGFIELD

New listing-Charming brick RAM
bier. liv. rm. with hrepl, family
full bsmt.; conv. to schools,
churches and shopping Ewes,
call Mrs. Fisher. OIL. 2-522l.
W. C. & A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
@T 0EHII1 - E-=E,e DanT6@
Evening star., 1960-10-14
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

WOODSIDE - All-brick Colonial:
first-foor nnvder room. separate
dining room, enclosed porch, 8
bedrooms, full basement; lot with
tan shade trees; SIS,250. A. j.
KESSINGER & CO., JU. 9-4544.
5 BEDROOMS, ga baths in this
5-year old, split-level home: 5
minutes from Silver Spring prop
er. Walking distance to all schools
and . blks. to bus. 27-ft.. liv.-din.
room, king-size-modern kit, seats
9, with dishwasher, disposal. eye
level oven, etc, Family rec. room
with fireplace. that's right for tesa-,
age party fun. Fully insulated
construction and wired for all
appliances. Air conditioning, wash
er, drier, etc Ready for flnancing
Build an equity in this complete
home for less than rent. Imme-
diate occupancy. S24, $50. CHES-
TER KELLER WOODMOOR AGEN-
CY CORP. JU. 5-7100 9 to Q.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA,

CLOSE TO MeLEAN-outstand-
ing brick rambler. 3 bedrooms. All
rooms are ROOMY. BRIGHT AND
CHERRY. 2S'x60' over all. 1O'6"x
11'6" latest modern kitchen. sun
shine living room. fine fireplace.
Paneled rec. room. Full size base
ment, > baths and q great many
extra features that will please the
most exaeting taste. 100'xi9O'
beautifully Handicapped lot. All this
B. C. Please inu1Hs compsfs 1s tof tasHsasason ssssaoe
To see call JE. 2-262O today.
JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY,
Realtors. 113 West Broad street,
Falls Church, VirRinia.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
RECIPE
FOR HAPPINESS

Combine 3 spacious bedrooms, full
dining room, modern kitchen and
large liv. rm. with fireplace. Add
a full bsmt. with rec. rm.. q large
screened porch. Blend in a 2O-ft,
groqno-level. beameo-ceillng den
or family rnl. with another irepl.
Mix thoroughly hundreds OF
flowers and green lawn. Throw
in couple Of kids and a dog,
Garnish with love and affection
acre. towering-treed, secluded lot
on a very quiet street and enjoy
q hearts contentment to the fullest.
This recipe is guaranteed to please
the most discriminating taste.
$4,000 cash required. SI7,95O full
price. Open 9 It'll S.
PLANTATION REALTY JE. 4-7OOo
RENT OR OPTION TO BUY-Movs
IN today; 3-bedrm. rambler with
full hsnt in Vienna, $3.50 mo,
BRoYHlLL d. SONS. REALTORS.
Ia 4-13UO
Evening star., 1960-10-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

PossEssION-Newly
sss9ratss ssieF sSm. as.sE sssasFoo; etsoo 2 bath 4
spacious basement, 2 Nlog-burnine
freplaces: situated in secluded
area and only hikS. from bus
and school. Now reduced TO S26.-
$50. Call IA. b-6s0O q til g.
SHANNON a. LUCHS, Realtors
2O55 Wilson blvd
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SO. 5-o1oO
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WOODMOOR

Nearly new brick rambler: 3 bed
rms. flrepl. in liv. rm., nice eat
ing space; bsmt. with outside
entr.: 140-ft. deep lot; Q blocks
to shopping and bus. Easy terms
GRAHAM Co, III. b-65bO
Evening star., 1960-10-14
SOCJTHlAWN

This one is priced right at s13.e50
and has everything for q COM
Portable home. 3-bedrm. rambler
with all new aluminium siding,
din. area, completely mod. kit.
with new disposal, dishvasher and
auto. washer. Located on q large
fenced lot. FHA $500 dn. once
nraar q I'll O
Evening star., 1960-10-14

OR try this very large corner
brk. Cape Cod with 3 to bed
rms, 3 baths, den, fin. rec. rm.
and other rms. for office or in
laws. S32 500; name your down
paymt. and move in.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
cENTR6VILLE

CHESTERBRooK WOODS
A limited number of beauti-
available in CheSterbTook
Woods for f1ne custom built
homes. All lots are almost
"a acre or larger. with city
water and sewer and most
have 15O-ft. frontage; loca-
ted Just across the Arlington
County line in the country
club area. This group OF
homeSites will soon boast
some of the finest new
homes to be found in an
area already noted for It's
many distinctive homes. II
you want a home that is in
q class Of Its own, this is
the mace to huild
Evening star., 1960-10-14
FALLS CHURCH

All-brick. 3-bedroom 1is-bath ram
bier, in choice area Of Falls
Church. IL by is fully euuipped
kitchen contains dishwasher and
garbage disposal dig living room
with fireplace, Plus entrance fover.
Assume big loan, with down pay
ment flexible: full price. S1s.950.
YEONAS REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
tcONIINuEpl

SILVER sPRING-vacant. must sell
this 3-bedrm. brk. and shingle
Colonial with large, fenced lot;
full bsmt. $2.700 dn.. INCL. SET
{hss loan and small I'd. S127 per
mo. pays all.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
gerachis

REALTY CO. JE. 2-2314
BREN MAR-LoW DOWN PAY
MENT, assume the 4eo GI loan
on this brick 3-bedroom. 112-bath
split -level with large family room
Total price: S17 300. Immediate
possession. Don't be sorry tomor-
row. call today. FL. 10000.
MILITARY REALTY
BRICK RAMBLER "a bedrooms,
big carport and wooded "a acre
lot make this value worth in
veStigation. Full price only S15.-
800. Immediate occupancy.
YEONAs REALTY. INC. DU. 5-5500
BUILDER-O -OWNER; 8 AVAILABLE All
different; 4 bedrooms. 3 baths on
] floor; full daylight basement:
la-ACRE WOODED LOTS; 27-ft.
living rm., BASEBOARD h.-w.
heat; vacant; oS24,95O to S25.95O.
BUILDER SELLING beautiful new
prick rambler in Mclean; four
lovely bedrooms, three full baths,
Q terrific kitchen. huge finished
rec. room with fireplace; quality
Only a few blocks from parkway
and not a trafdc light 70 town
or PentaRon.
Ewes, JE. 4-2280
BY BUILDER-OWNER-4 finished
floor levels in this large split
level 2S'4"x50 IT. on tree
shaded level lot S5xlSg II. 3 bed
rms, 8 baths, liv. rm. with fire.
place. sep. din. rm., fully equip.
kit. with table space. Screened
porch, paneled rec. rn. with
fireplace; large Tm. on ground-
level with sep. outside entr. and
bath. Suitable for family rm. or
4th bedrm., built-in garase. bus
stop on corner near property. See
this at 1909 WILLIAMSBURG blvd
before you buy, you will be glad
you did. Also have split at 2ll
West Columbia st. in Falls Church
between Lee hwy. and Little Falls
rd. Also have 3-bedrm. rambler
at 2410 North Potomac st. lust
OF the 600 block of Lee hwy.
These houses are open every day.
Call JE. 2-10l1 for further in
formation. ULYSSES HART, 2442
North Powhatan ST., Arlington,
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

Assume high, CT. payments Se6
mo. h-acre, white brick Cape Cod
w/full bsmt. Priced below FHA al
S16,500. 4 bedrms., screened porch,
Open all day Sat. and Sun. DIR.
1913 TO East st. (which is Just as
you enter Viennal left to 205. Call
SON REALTY. JE. 2-0700.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

George Mason Green Co.
Realtors IA. 4-l4OO
OPEN TIL Q
Evening star., 1960-10-14

GILYER SPkING-IdeaI Tor profes-
Sional man: . .-offIces; mr.. Mrs.
kay's Toll House. ] lge. brk. Co
Ionial with 8 bedrms.. . baths,
den and full daylite bSmt.. rec.
Fm. and lovely yd.; 2-car garage;
on Colesville rd. S2,700 dn.
INCL. SETTLEMENT. Owner TO
finance. s22,500, bal. in one So
trust, rs years.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

SEE THE CITY from this ail-brick
Fiesta rambler In Rogers Heights 4
3 lFe. rms. hish and dry bsmt, !.
porch: q buy at Sl5,950; terms
Call til 9 pm. "a; $4,000. =,
ROBERT 8. DAVIS & Co.. INC.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

AURORA HILLs-By owner, 5 bed.
rms. 3 baths, full bsmt.. fence:
conv. TO bus, schools, churches and
Pentagon. S2l,500. OF. 4-S257.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
COLONIAL
REALTYCO. IA. $4,000

CLIFTON, Fairfax Co., IS mi. D. c.
80 A, with 6-hedrm. house, barn,
bear garage, 3 streams, swimming
pond, dressing rms. and enter
tainment pavilion, new kit, mod.
heat: $40, $50. Or house, bldgs
and 15 A; S33, 900, DILLON
LAND CO, REALTORS, JE. A.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
BHR
LORCOM LANE AREA

BETTER HOMES REALTY. INC.
REALTORS
Evening star., 1960-10-14

HEATON-Sparkling rambler; 8
bedrms., lge, lovely kit, full
bsmt.; level. fenced lot. S2,700 dn.
IT, IT, loan: sIie tnS Der mo. fu"' All.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

WOoDMoOR OWNER will help A.
nance this 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
with extra-spacious yard in this
choice neighborhood. Liv. rm. with
Fsp Sreskf.,t large sst kS be.n with Sgt5
lot with patio. Full bsmt., tiled
and heated for any family activity.
Walk to shopping. All schools and
buses to town. No need for 2 cars
in this handy loc. Call today for
sppt. to see. CHESTER KELLER
WOODMOOR- AGENCY. Open 8 to
3. JU. 5-7l00.
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ST. JOHN'S PARISH

MOVE RIGHT IN
Delightfully bright and clean,
large bedrms., . baths, de luxe
kit. and family rm, Walk to school
and rec. center. Wall-to-wall car
Only $1,000 to move you in.
Trades accepted. LLEWELLYN CO.,
10. 5-30S0.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

FooDsIDE PARK-An English Co.
lonial, loaded with charm. 3 bed
rms, 2 full baths. remodeled kit.
lse. scr. porch, patio, garage,
sssaytii9l 6s ytif ;aers Erar, Esrd with tn loads
Sacy; conv. to school, Is express res bus BUS
and shopping; low 30s. c. ROB.
ERT GRAY d CO., JU. 6-6100.
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tcontinued on Next Pace
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Three Deny Plot
To Shield Hoffu

Three persons yesterday plead
ed not guilty to charges of con-
spring to obstruct justice in
the Senate investigation OF
James r. Hoffa and the Team
sters Union.
The three defendants appear
ed before District Court Judge
George L. Hart, jr., for arraign-
ment. Judge Hart set bond al
81, 900 each and scheduled the
trial for July 18.
The defendants are Mrs. Sally
T. Hucks, chief telephone opera.
tor at the Woodner apartment
hotel; Moss Herman, a New
York teamster, and Joseph M
Williamson, an Urbana Gill;
attorney.
The defendants have beer
charged with altering and de.
stroying records subpoenaed by
the Senate Rackets Committee
Mrs. Hicks has also beer
charged with perjury for deny.
ing she had received any money
from either Mr.. Hoffa or his
union and also for denying thai
she has mink stole. In addi-
ton, Mrs. Hucks is accused o1
attempting to influence cor
ruptly three other telephone
operators at the Woodner who
had been summoned to testify
before a grand jury.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
CIV Announces
Campus Positions
For Next Year

George Washington Univer-
sity last night announced major
campus honors at its annual
May Day program at Lisner
Auditorium.
Next years student council
officers are David Aaronson
president; Roger Stuart, vice
president; Charles Mays, advo-
cate: Linda D'Andre, secretary;
Betty Robinson, controller.
Also, AL Capp, freshman di-
rector; Vicki Allnutt, program
director; Benson Finkel, men,
ber- -at-large; Richard Fisch-
man, publicity director; Anr
Haug. activities director, anc
Alan Hawkins, chairman of the
Student Union Board.
Editors of the University
Hatchet, the student news.
paper. for next year are Terese
&c. Aronoff, Roger Stuart
Aaron Knott, and Joe Eisman
The business manager will bt
David AaronSon.
Members of next years staff
of the Cherry Tree, the stu
dent yearbook, are Mary Beth
Foster, editor; John Prokop
Jean Ferrick, Judy Crumlish
and Thomas Wagner, all asso-
ciate editors. William BlocheI
will be business manager.