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THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
.3EALToRs WA, 7-46o0

CAROLE HIGHLANDs-S550 down:
Rfick Colonial; 6smt.. rec rm..
5; Oitsi toesi GsssT non,Sivt SsiEtr.:; only SIS:
LANHAM-Nev rambiers; . bed
rms. fun bsmt.. huge liv. rm.,
modern kit; eonv. location; SIS.
O0O-$ lb.500 with small dn, pymt.
University Realty
Realtors HE. &.35oO
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RIGGS PARK

RECREATION ROOMS
oelethcrpe Sc. q ChiIlum Place NE.
g cnSss HS%dss sd s.sy ,gst ,S oHs
6emi.det. brick homes, some very
mod. kit. disposal and dishwash-
eEs: lovely rec. rms. Priced from
S14,950 with only $3.50 down.
Call for appt,
Murray Levine IA. 9-3144
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OVER So ACRE; Close to Silver
Snring, 3-bedrm. rambler; HOT
WATER HEAT. Larse table spact
Kit. Sl4.500. LO, 5-2a9U.
HHeH SssH 4 wTE FEsK Ta ai25S a. osSrsl1 TsAS Axe
PAINT BRANCH FARMS s4.ft
rambler on pvt. s4-aere wooded
lot. offers Z bedrms.. 3 baths Il
hedrm. and bath 20x2O on breeze
way and ideal for in-laws), 16xld
kit. paneled liy. rIn. with firepl..
sep. din. tm... 20x20 screened
hreezeway, esmt, with rec: rm
Only S2e.g50. SLIGO REALTY
Realtors. Ju, $4,000.
POTOMAC AREA-Rustic remod.
.eled stone barn, 4 bedrins.. 2
baths, Low 30s, Call for appt.
Po. 2-6252: ewes. EAi. 5-l4l7.
POTOMAC AREA, on MafSeille DR.,
last. house on the left-16sSoot
rambler: 3 hedrms.. baths;
S20,950, Builder on job Friday
CLAYTON WALKER, BUILDER.
INC. AK. 9-9Os6.
POTOMAC = Ramblers and split
levels; 3 or a bedrooms, 2 to 8
baths in various choice locations.
Priced from $4,000 70 Sl7,5O0.
r. w. BERENs, Realtors, l54S
Rockville pike. HA. 7-46OO vi 3.
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-777l

COLLEGE PARK = Eiesant brick
Colonial, with sep. din. rm.. 8
bedrms.. full bsmt. with rec. rm.,
on lge. fenced lot. Just listed
mo. FHA. BURCH REALTY c$,,
10. 9-5992 till q pm.
PARK ESTATES This
split-level Is designed for con-
venient family living: featuring a
sep. liv. .rrn., 13x23; 4 bedrms. and
IA baths on one level. A COM
large modern GE kit; u bath,
laundry rm. and bsmt. Over 300
50, II. OF floor. space. Only SCI, $50,
With $3.450 down. Call til o pm,
wa: 7-3g00, ROBERT 8. DAVIS
COTTAGE CITY-0I: no money
down, brick BUNGALOW, 4 rooms.
bsmt., near shopping and trans
REU5tasler RUaH r pHck pSasasos 9r sPprsiSes ~
COUNTRY CLUBBER!--clean older
home with sep. din. rm.; hot.
water heat: equip. kit. and lge.
front porch. on o magnifcient
wooded ,100x115-foot corner lot.
Enjoy this beautiful lot ''as is"
sits-snd keep t'HSsHH'OVs 7Sxioo Feet moor for
handlei
BONANZA Buy--Sl1,4b0"
Maryland SALES AP. 7.2O75
ESTATE HOME overlooking Poto-
mac; swimming pool. club and
marina privileges. Price in upper
20s. Practically your terms or
trade. MEzANoTTE 4 Co. Real
tors, 526 Conn. ave. n.w.. co.
o-zUoU, -
FOR RENT OR SALE
FOREST HEfGHTS-Conv. 2-bed-
rm.. expandable Cape Cod. imme-
diate occupancy. LO. 7-2042,
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BY HUGHES - N.Acre
wooded lots. Q lovely new all brick
ramblers.. 3 exceptional bedrms. >,
~ tiled baths. Full bsmt., breeze
way garage: sensibly priced for
W, R. HUGHES Co, AP. 7.il0O.
HYATTSyILLE, si2,5OO Be the
S first e see this immaculate shingle
bsmt. Only block to transp.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-1T00.
HYATTsvILLE-3-bedrm. brick,
eOrnsl H; lot. am $500 I down, s rec Saan.. ss
cony. terms. OWNER. UN. 4-SBs8.
IDEAL for young couple starting
Sn r large aTHsisi isVel los lSssaI%s :t ssSa ssR
State PRoPERTiEs. @Ii Hhs AP. ~ 7.fssS. ffSSE
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SEMfjEI, z BOGLEY

SAMUEL Il. bOGLE4
OF Md. INC. OIL. 6.7s00 TIL 9
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
CheYy Chase, Mo. = AttIes. qe.
cor: 4 bedfms., center nan; lee
I'd: priced tn 30s,; sood SS1a terms
d. IF RE Lfy CO. NA:-.a-se1g.
aBUILDER's HoNlE"-very pretty
roomy de lux, close-in, oeo-
room, All-brie';: home; sep. dining
fo1m. large kit. 3 baths. Snice
rec. room with bar ana nrepiace'
THOMPSON sHS CO., JU,S-4oOo
CHEVY CHASE = Handsome brick
Colonial, located IN prestige area
between the country CLUBS aen
and powder room LIST moor; extLa-
large LIVING room; n.s. nue. ., ainine aana!
4 bedrooms, . baths on Ind floor
Priced Al only S29 1850. Call W0.
e-a300 III o pm. EDW. H. JONES
4 Co. INC. $50 Conn. ave. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, nr. western ave-
Center-hall Colonial. nedrms.'
2 baths, large hv. rIn.. family an.
rni.. modern kit. powder Ioom'
den. heaut. rec. room; 9uiet ssfee5'
Mid.30s. trades accepted. A.
ewes. Oh. .-5f15.
CHRVY CHAsE-Assufne lge 5Mss
loan on. this well-kept 4-bedrIna .
3-bath rambler; garage; 2 nrepls.
Upper 2OS. BETHESDA HOMES.
NC, OIL. 4-s1O4. Ewes. Wo.
6-oa30.
CHEvY CHAsE-ROLLlNGW00ll
A beautiful residence In this nne
area. at q remarkable price. Large
rooms throughout, with spacious
living and dining rms. hne kit.
tiled baths. FIRsT FLOOR BED,
ROOM AND BATH. garaGe, .ant
beautiful surroundings. Priced u
the low, low 3O's. Call our up.
town once. KE. 7-1s00 III 9
g%' gG%s7',. 'sissls saSsSoS IN: E sScHs sal 81 CO. =
CHEVY CHAsE-Brick split-level
modern and attractive with spa
cious rooms througnout; 4 bedrnls.
8 baths. de luxe Kitchen, and Rar.
den-leyel family room; benutifu
uptown once. KE. 7-is0O til &
pm. latter 9. NE. s-60s71. SHAN.
NON T. LucHa.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, lust OF Conn
ave.-within q short walk oi
shops and bus; 3-bedrm, IA.
bath rambler with huge recre.
alton room. garage and screened
porch. S22,95O. See It today. Cal
JAMES E. sCHWAB. EN-. S-5S00
Rven nT O1A0o ~ M A-TRoQ
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fG5 2ousG GAT IN FISR PaorIlx THIS tos MUGs &.
money, but rarely do YOU iind il
in this area. FIiced at SlS.5O0;
rooms. ia baths. 100 So. IT. Of
kitchen space with breakfast bar
and wall oven. and q long, wide.
honey of q rec. room with jnlousies
on ground floor; all-pew PARoUET
FLOORS and a huge rear patio:
we'd like the pleasure Of showing
II to you. RoUTH ROBBINS REAL
ESTATE CORP. XII. $4,000 or FL.
4-2500.
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WE ARE ASHAMED to print this ad
again because the owner 10 selling
this lovely brick rambler In Falls
Church for $1,000 below market
value; he's moved and IL should
have been sold by now. Yes, 3
big bedrms.. din. rm., firepl., rec.
rm. patio. bsn1t.: convenient. clean.
well built. Let's hear you describe
hop. It. l9s 9ou pr'ss Zee is anS IN lime. opEN
NJ REALTY JE. 4-7ooc
COUNTRY CLUE Just
around the corner; snug, 3-bed:
room brick rambler on beautiful
wooded a acre, % completely FENCED;
ing room. kitchen with breakfast
bar. Ia baths. full basement with
workshop. Carport. Only $22,500.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
IA, 10000
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MASS. AVE. EXT.

In the sprinsiield area - on q
beautiful lot: almost-new CENTER
hall split.leyel, with 9 twin-bed:
rms. 2ls baths. ahove.Sronnd
elubrm., huge kit. scr. porch, q
car -garage. Also semi-nn. dorm
4th bedrm. Upper 30s. WIN. D.
LUCAS Co. OIL. 6-ssG6 I'll ..
MONTGOMERY HILLs-Tiis mod
ern 3-hedroom brick Colonial in
yites. Features FIRST FLOOR
POWDER RM.. din. rni.. screened
porch and gsrage; priced to sell,
$ig,500; HUGH 7. PECK, He. 4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ya,
OPPORTUNITY KNoCKsI

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE
s6hHSF soE@ szNa FEhEHs ai,h tIIyE ~ IN n
den; RENT other units Only
S22.5O0: 81 900 cash. Net pay.
nient only $50 or rent ali 4 units
with 9 net income Of approx. $50
mo Hurry. it's hard to beIeveI
BARR REALTY. INC. IA, 1-3350.
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. YsJgTISHGLL sgI g = SERFFEs q.

SETHESDA-EHA, and for sale ct
rs. .7be: only $1.i60 down. viii
clssss ss;, p. a brisf ssaoSls os,onisI nnS
Soreh. on full Uif'sii Ssmt. EM. % $500,
6isTRlcT-MARYLAND REALTY,
INC. ewes. OIL. 4-l3s9.
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wants owner for Xmas. Modern 8.
bedroom rambler, tile bath, gas
heat. paved street. storm windows,
sony; ,on,:,,to,. 70 Andrews; s,,, yseant, quick
lent terms or trade. RE. 6-6S64,
FELLOWS REALTY co.
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NEFnEsDA-New beautiful Colo.
s4jal split-leyel: lse. Nv. Tm., seq
bedrms., 3 baths: walk 10 NH
Wid.3Ds. o. y. SMITH A. BROS
DO, INC. OIL. 2-6478
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KENsIN0TON -4-hedrm.. 2-bsth
space. sep. DIN. rm., iun bsint',
kos;slssSs'ri lss' 6kAfs BIZ 70 8 sl'So 90, sceNY Tl 6
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ROCKvILLE-NEW BRICK HOME,
$i6,25O. 3 Ice. bedrooms, fully
EQUIP. kit. full bSmt.: level land
scared lot. HUGH 7. PECK. GA.
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Naval Medical Center
5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

q brick 1codionissi; ieysl iot s5xie5;
Seadsa 5 r a.ni ir. MI ioF F'i shower Saa csn: en-.
Sst6 ts.sssI dsI. Esgsas. RcTsa; ool lSisS5: sOuss
Re5s fntlSsSs'nss s.S'.s. Ilssncu,ss; Isi.,1,s $2s,,;
;vs AZ; 0cylingf sngf EM. s-S4se. j.
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RETHEsDA. SCI ,950-TTe LOVE
fireplace wali to the lge. land
1caped private patio and garden;
3 5edrms.. den, h.-W.h.: absolutely
perfect cond. Schools. shop. NH
nearby: occupancy and financing
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RIGGS PARK AREA
TRADE, TERMS OR CASH
OUTSTANDING
Nearly new semi-det. brick home.
gas heat, recreation rm., powder
I'm, front concrete porch. A home
you can be proud to own. 3 good
sized bedrms, and bath. fenced
yard. ideal for children. Priced
low with low down payment.
TAKE YOUR PICK
$l4,950-$1 900 DOWN
12I 18th St. NE. = 6-rm. brick
home, gas heat: separate living
and dining rooms, full bsmt. Can
Be used as :-family.
18th St. ~N.N.--6.rrn. corner brick
home. gas heat, !. rear porches.
fenced yard, on North Capitol st.
SIDNEY GERSTENFELD
CITIZENS REALTY CO.
OFFICE ME, s-4121 -
KA A-A6S5 JU. 9-091b
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= AKLINGTON.LY0N VILLAGE
OPEN
TWO TO DARK COR RArN)
.owNw-FINANcED BARGAIN
NoWi LARGE 5.room brick % CO.
lonfel, baths, det. garage, Ex-
elusive Co.ops invited.
place at Key blvd. and HiShlSnd'
MCLEAN REALTY
REALTORS Ell. 6-4172
ARLINGTON CHALET-Brand-neV
llngton. Spacious living I rm. L. with fh
beautiful Kitchen, ) Sedrms., IL
baths, daylight rec. rm, SIS,506.
JE. 4:22Ss. PARKER, Smith Il
DONNELL, Realtor.
ARLINGTON = For lust Si7,500
you may. purchase this tastefully
decorated 4-bedrm. home with 2
baths, modern kitchen, full bsmt.
and healthful low-cost hot-wnter
heat. Located Just a skip to public
and parochial schools. Where can
esIl sHANSoRR Il Rusa 8 llSS{cHiss, ssli? Rssi!
tors. JA. 5-6SO0. o till Q. 2055
ARLINGTON FOREST-Beaut. re-
mSdelts Tn abbi,ssIsS b.sl%; tit, issla din
porch. shady fenced yd.,' rec, rTn,,
storm windows; Within 2 6iks. OF
excel. bus service, grade school
and sh0pping: property In Al
REALTY, ia S-0i48.
ARL.. 1915 g., NELSON sT.-3
Fssn' ssn ana spd front sssh pOsss:. sss R.nsssd
gas range; large lot; immediate
Posseseion. p M. SMITH, Real
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I JEIHESDA-Spacious Colonial; 4
-tMin-sized bedrms.. 2h baths, plus
den, porch and garase: near NH
pnd Naval Hosp; lovely garden.
typs yard: Low S0s, By appt. oniy
geo " RoBERTsoN. REALToR
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INCOME PRODUCER = Huge g.
bedroom home with 2 additional
lots. H9use includes gear garage
swimming pool. and lot oi
space: Rent rooms and have .
possn5iai pcsnd Sansgir spsltment ~ or fom%sTsis
$Si go. HEs''s JAs, z. icS icoNLFY' Us '1sesf Resl
tors, JU. 9-4l34.
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GENTLEMAN FARMER with large
family and 5000 wanted. $500
AND SET sETrIEMENT IMN rAaAMSs5 cAARdEs.
H-W; H. 4 HUGE bedrms., 81 BY
15 uv. rm., eat in kit, huge
trees. Payments approx. 500 mo.
THIS IS NOT A BEAT UP SHACK
BUT AN HONEST TO GOODNESS
VALUE BUY and IN yrs. old.
Come see for yourself.
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FRANKLrN FLOWER. most con-
bedroom brick Coionisl on a gor-
geous lot plus screeneA porch. and
fnn ha:ement. Close 10 Q buslines.
Bleir Hieh anc other schools: /:
S16950: JAS. c CoNLEY, Real.
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SILVER STRING = Immed. poss.
Owner must sell today. Cane Cod,
hedrnns.. "a baths; wooded,
fenced lot. Assume large aI loan.
yl13 mo. pays all. ALLlGOoD
AGENCY, S726 colesville I'd. Ju.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Attorneys Trial
In Tax Case
Is Postponed

BALTIMORE, June Is (AP).
The trial in Cumberland of
Edward j. Ryan, Allie gany
County attorney and political
aspirant, on Federal income
tax evasion charges has been
postponed indefinitely.
The trial had been set ten
tatively for July II. Federal
Judge R. Dorsey Watkins said
he can fix no date firmly even
in the fall because his calendar
is full.
The judge said he hoped to
reach the case before the end
of the year.
Ryan, Sc, is charged with
filing false Joint income tax
returns for himself and his
wife for the years 1886.
The Government said he list
ed income of $96,405.98 with
taxes due of $26,804.67 and it
should have been $l95, 1854. %
and $80,047.90.
Ryan has unSuccesSfully
sought election to the House
of Representatives and circuit
judge.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Youth Hurt
In His Rush
.ToAidOthers

A 17-year-old youth, rushing
to aid a group of screaming,
terrified children near his Fair
fax County home, was severely
injured when he tripped and
fell over tree stump.
The youth, Thomas Hodet
of 8l7 Mario drive, Sleepy Hol-
low Woods. suffered a ruptured
spleen and possible shoulder
injuries. Arlington Hospital re-
ported him in satisfactory con-
dition today.
The boys mother, Mrs.
Thomas r. Hodet. said her son
was fixing a window screen in
the basement Tuesday when
the children's screams rang
through the neighborhood.
Thomas, afraid a child might
be drowning in a creek near
by, ran about 500 feet toward
the creek, suddenly stumbling
over the tree stump.
Mrs. Hodet said neighbors
later found the children had
been screaming because they
had run into a nest of hornets
Thomas is a former carrier
boy for The Star. He has been
working afternoons at a pony
ring at Bailey's Crossroads. He
has another job on week ends
in a doughnut shop.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
BY PAUL HOPE
Star Stad Writer

ANNAPOLIS, June 25.-Can
the automobile be prevented
from running over history?
This is one of the problems
being considered in a two-day
conference of experts gathered
here to see what they can do
to preserve a part of the past
in American cities.
The auto, which pushes out
buildings in its quest for park
ing and travelling space and
which has changed the way of
doing business. is not the only
problem, however.
Meeting in a modern air.
conditioned auditorium at
historic st. Johns College, the
experts complained of the un-
thinking Annapolis property
owner who covered his histori-
cally significant building with
stone facing. although early
Annapolis had no stone build
ings.
They were saddened by the
city officials and the planner
whose sense of values exclude
the historic.
While they had no pat an
swer on how to go about it,
there was general agreement
at an opening panel discussion
yesterday that preservation
Evening star., 1960-06-25
PRESERVATION URGED
Experts Decry |nroods by Autos

admit there is a conflict be-
tween the auto and preserva-
ton"
Frederick Gutheim, president
of the Washington Center for
Metropolitan Studies, said
that, while groups or individ-
uals often manage to preserve
the buildings of great historic
value. the power of eminent
domain is needed to preserve
others which should be saved.
Carl Feiss, planning con-
sultant Of Washington. said
some way must be found to
weigh the historic values
against other values in city
planning.
Robert D. Calkins. president
of Brookings Institute, warned,
during a dinner speech last
night, of the frightening pos
sibility that Annapolis, with its
unique character and values,
will be engulfed in the square
miles of metropolitan medi-
ocrity that is reaching toward
it" from the Baltimore and
Washington sprawl"
Panel discussions continued
today, aimed at distilling the
thinking of the experts into
concrete proposals which cities
can put to work to preserve
part Of their past.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

few nice contemporary build
ings."
Mr.. Rowland also said there
often is too much emphasis on
gadgetry.
TOO often people have gone
away from Monticello i'm
pressed with the dumbwaiter
more than with Jefferson the
man." he said. The historic
spots should not be "over-
shadowed with artifacts," he
asserted.
Miss Barbara Wriston, presi-
dent of the Society of Architec-
tural Historians and a resident
of Boston, said the "cities have
been sold short in the past $50
years" She said many of the
people who moved out ito get
away from it all" now are likely
to start moving back in again,
"Cities are important" she
said, but it's important to keep
the city living. not static"
Miss Wriston said the auto
"is not necessarily an enemy.
She said she believes that most
people who want to look al
anything" will park and walk
a little way.
But Edmund N. Bacon, exec
utive director of the Philadel-
phia City Planning Commission
said, I'VE would be putting oul
head in the sand If we didn't
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Charges
D. c. Pair in
Lottery Raid

The Internal Revenue Serv-
ice raided what it described as
a lottery headquarters in
Prince Georges County yester-
day and charged a Washington
man and woman with failure
to have a Federal gambling
stamp.
Irving Machiz, Baltimore
district director of internal rev.
enue, said four IRIS agents un-
covered the lottery operation
in raid at pm. of a building
at the junction of Leland road
and Route 30l, near Upper
Marlboro.
Charged with failing to have
a $50 gambling stamp were
Orian F. Whiting, 81, of the
1900 block of Hamlin street
NE, and Lucretia M. Killings,
Al. of the 1900 block of U
street NE.
ConflScated in the raid were
three adding machines, an
automobile, an undiSclosed
amount of money and a large
quantity of numbers slips, the
spokesman said.
The suspects were arraigned
before United States Commits
sioner H. Allen Metzger last
night at Catonsville, Md.
Prince Georges County police
today said they would study
the arrests to see if any State
gambling charges should be
filed.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Sunday Closing Law
Leaves Hosson Puzzled

newspapers, souvenirs and nov
elites, fishing paraphernalia,
house trailers, gasoline and
hams. 1t also, permits opera
ton of movie houses, sports and
athletic events and amusement
facilities.
Mr.. Hassan, speaking at a
luncheon meeting of the Ar
lington Chamber of Commerce,
said he thought items not pro-
hibited could be sold if their
sale was accepted as local Gus
tom.
He said he assumed that
the law would permit opera
ton of real estate businesses
and the selling of perishables
as acceptable to local custom.
Il don't think anyone can
tell you more than that" he
added.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
BoysAttuck,
RobMon,8 IS.
At Market

An 85-year-old night watch
man was robbed of $500 early
today by two attackers.
In another attack five NOR
ais division detectives en- route
to raid seized three youths
who had Just beaten and
robbed a man after dragging
him out of a car.
Robbery Squad 1t. Murray
Kutner reported that Con-
stanzo Cerimele of 350l Lafay-
cite street NV, a watchman
at the Center Market City at
Fifth and K streets NV, was
beaten with a stick and his
money taken from him as he
left the market. The two
youths, one about 18 and the
other about is, escaped by run
ming east on K street.
In the other incident. Ernest
M. Eddings, 81. of 1851 Down
ing street NE. who said he
was sitting in a friends car
parked in the TOO block of
Howard road Sc. shortly after
midnight. was dragged out of
the car by three youths,
knocked to the ground, kicked
and robbed of $3.50.
When police happened to
pass the scene they quickly
grabbed the three fleeing
youths. Two 17-year-olds are
being held and the third, Har-
old Jackson, 18. of the HOO
block of Chicago street Sc,
was charged with robbery, 1t,
Kutner said.
A 40-year-old employe Of the
Indonesian Embassy, Flores
Bownissadia, of 1475 Columbia
road NV, was knocked to the
ground by a youth as she
walked in the 1900 block OF
Florida avenue NV. last night
The attacker grabbed her shop
ping bag containing her purse
and $35.
1t. Kutner said the shopping
bag later was recovered by a
police dog on the grounds OF
the old Henderson estate neal
the scene of the crime. but
there was no trace of the
youth.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

A cabinetmaker's apprentice
was charged by Prince Georges
County police early today with
asaulting two women in Chill
lum Heights, Md, and entering
the home of a third.
The suspect was picked up
near a bus stop when police
saw a flashy band on his straw
hat which the women had de-
scribed, police said. They
identified him as Charles E.
Herrell, 26, of the 1900 block
OF Seventeenth street Sc.
Before he was seized, police
said apartment residents,
frightened by the early morn
ing screams, had gathered for
protection in small groups out
side their buildings.
The chain of events started
about 1915 am. when man
grabbed a 26-year-old woman
returning to her apartment
after walking a baby-Sitter
home next door, police said.
She screamed and he fled from
the building in the 5700 block
of Sixteenth street. according
to Police Pvt. J. M. Marcheg-
giani.
A little later, a man entered
an unlocked apartment in the
500 block of Chillum Heights
drive and was discovered when
he started to enter a bathroom
where a woman was preparing
for bed. She screamed and he
fed through a living room win
dow, Detective Capt. Wilson j.
Purdy said.
The man next grabbed "a
year-old woman as she walked
from a girl friends car to her
apartment in the $500 block of
Chillum Heights drive, police
said. They said the man as
Evening star., 1960-06-25
ION URGED

should be COMMUNICATIVE
rather than on an individual
building basis.
There also was general agree
ment that a community should
not be frozen" to a period OF
history, but that the past
should be related to the pres
ent in a plan to fit the Goth
century.
Il hope you are not too out
ragged at meeting in our con-
temporary building" st. Johns
President Richard D. Weigle
said. I'VE thought we would
not try to initiate the old. but
preserve the old and build for
the new and tie it into a
whole"
Richard H. Rowland, presi-
dent Of the National Trust for
Historic Preservation. advised
the group of about $50 against
"phony" preservation.
The one prime value is
veraclty." Mr.. Rowland said
Most of us are opposed to
reconstruction-the phony, the
not-quite-right."
Mr.. Rowland, who lives ir
Georgetown in Washington
said many of the plans devel-
oped for preservation of ole
city areas ARE freezing plans.
He said. "A few of us ir
Georgetown would like to see I
Evening star., 1960-06-25
MEMO FROM THE EDITOR
Nations Political Views
Told in New Star Series

SUM OF THE PEOPLE"-starting this Sunday The
Star will publish the first of a series of articles
entitled Sum of the People" by the noted public
opinion analyst, John Kraft who brings you the re-
suits of numerous political surveys which are con-
Quoted by his staff of ntervewers in every one of
the so States. Learn not only how or what the
public feels during this political year. but why.
SUMNER FUN ALONG THE CHESAPEAKE-The lover
of salt water and sand find world of fun right
on Washington's doorstep-along the edge of CheS-
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1t for you in words and pictures
CAN PLANT FEEL PAIN?-Surprsingly enough it
can. And that's just cne of the remarkable things
that science is finding out about THE Wonderful
World of Plants" To learn more about the amaz-
ing gongS-on in the vegetable kingdom, see This
Week Magazine.
SURPRISES IN MONTMARTRE - Surprises are
around every corner of the Montmartre section of
Paris especially when the French are taking hol-
day Travel Editor Jack Jonas brings you the full
story on the travel pages this Sunday in The Star.
THEY ALSO SERVE-More often than seldom loose
talk brands the teen-ager bad" rather than
good" For news of one Silver Spring group which
has earned the respect of its school and community
by being of service to Others read TEEN.
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Evening star., 1960-06-25

Arlington Commemorative
Attorney william j. Hassan
told a group of county busi-
nessmen yesterday he does not
know much more than they
about what can and cannot be
sold under Virginia'S new Sum-
day closing law.
"A man called me and told
me he runs an ice plant" he
said. "He sells ice, soft drinks.
beer and watermelons. He
doesn't know what he can sell,
and neither do l."
The law. effective July 8,
passed at the last session of
the General Assembly to clamp
down on Sunday sales of cer-
tain items.
It prohibits sales of a long
list of items, but permits the
selling of film, flash bulbs,