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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18

DERWOOD - Farmette, So acres
with modern rambler on knoll with
view. > bedrms., bath, den: no base
ment garage; dos kennel. Immed
occupancy. $4,000. SAMUEL E
BOGLEY. INC. OIL R-12O0 It'll O.
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RAMBLER, l ACRE

Here is a real value in country
living. Beautiful level lot with grand
view on quiet street, ideal for chill
dren. Brick, full basement with rec.
room and fireplace. large living
room. fireplace, end porch, 3 bed
rooms. tiled bath and fully equipped
kitchen: enclosed breezeway to large
double garage; SlS,950.
Nice-looking country home on
several acres. close in; trees. shrub
berry and flowers galore; large home
in excellent condition; S25,950.
BrieS rambler with eversthinsi
OLNEY ESTATE. s acres. horse
barns, swimming pool. etc: S49.5OG
10 acres. i-room home and out.
buildings; SlS,a50
SEE OUR LARGE AND COMPLETE
LIST FOR ALL KINDS OF COUN.
TRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
ROMER & CO., INC.
REALTORS GAITHERSBITRG oat
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CoLoRED-GI APPROVED
COLoRED-S395 DOWN

:. NsIUW DOWNs W. NIOs
Several beautiful modern Groom
Colonial brick homes in upper NV.
and ne. immediate action. Call till
Q pm; ME. S-6575, RIA, 1886. Z"
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ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA-S27.-

3 bedrms., - baths. de luxe kit on
main floor; bsmt level has paneled
rec. rm. with firepl., den space,
powder rm., and outside porch.
walk to everything; excel. financ-
ing TRADES CONSIDERED. Call
LO. $1,000 any time HUGGINS &
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NOOh tILLE-fU I sdIt U! Nv !VEft
j bedrooms ,largel, nicely land
scaped fenced lot, convenient to
school, bus and church. G1 can buy
for Sl1.Su0, nothing down. Phone
ROCkVILLE-S13. $50; assume SD
200 CT loan: 3-bedrm. brk. ram
bier with full bSmt., partial rec.
rm. CHESTER H, KELLER. JU.
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LANGLEY PARK

All-hrick rambler; 3 he'd
rooms. baths. l3xl3 din
ina room and a l:lx22-ft.
living room with fireplace.
plus a full basement with
maids nom and bath and
finished rumpus room; nu-
merous closets for any pur-
pose. Kitchen fully equipped
Now FILA approved for
SlS.400. 3n-year loan, at S93
monthly. Price Is S23.D50.
You can't beat this for the
money Ask 10 see It now.
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HAMLET - Brand-new custom-built
Colonial, eft. living room. mahog-
any-paneled library with full color
tile bath and very unique kitchen,
first floor. Three enormous master
size bedrooms and . luxurious baths
md floor. Stairway to storage attic
full basement, porch, 2-car garage
EE yeSss De VISITS Si;;5T745; DI. 7-6s3O
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VACANT
$685. DOWN
NON-VET

Charming tvo-bedroom Cape Cod
style home with fun basement, space
for two more bedrooms and bath on
completely insulated Second floor
Spacious Eitchen, lovely living room
with fireplace Walk 10 schools. bus
and hopping Priced for Quick sale
at $50 plus ground
BUS AND SCHOOLS
Three bedrooms, separate dining
room and full basement All.brick
Colonial on large lot Two blocks 10
hne Close 70 nublic elementary and
unior high schools, also paroehial
hoo VA ap0ra I'd 81 e. ; n5O
FINANCED TO SUIT YOU
Three bedroom brick rambler with
English-style basement Two Are.
places two baths garage. wall-to.
wall cArpeting fun equipped kitchen
Close 10 schools. Don't fail 20 visit
this lovely home owner has been
Transferred and purchased q new
home so this one nriced TO sell In
o hurry AZ Slshn0
James c. Conley g. Co.
e5e5 ca Ave ~ e.4l34 I'll .
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KENsINGToN HEIGHTs-opEN

or contracts accepted or assume
A. loan. Brk. rambler; ~ baths
bsmt.. newly dec. From Wheaton,
take Kensipnton road, blocks 10
Drum ave, follow signs TO 30n3 De-
catur ave. BURVLE o. RAMSEY. JU
.0QSI
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ROCKVILLE. S12.750; $500 down
3-bedrm. rambler near NH and
Naval Hospital: vacant: immediate
possession; fenced level lot: near
school. BONAN & FOGARTY, 10.
6-5U52; II no answer, u. 5-1o.4.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Popular Mt.
Rainier area. brand new North
western rambler. attractive Shaker
shingle construction, delightful pas
tel color scheme, 3 extra lge. bed
rms, full bsmt FILA inspected
from top TO bottom A real home for
only $4,000. S15 per mo. pays
everything. W. r. HUGHES CO.,
AT liam tiil q n m Ia
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ROLLINGWOOD-Ideal for retired
couple or small family. Beaut
grounds, spacious 1st-fl. plan incl
bedroom and full bath. :. huge
bedrms., and . baths on 2nd
Ground-level rec rm, Priced in
low S30's. Ewes. EN- .2-UO31
Daily til d. EN-. .,-740O. METZLER.
REALTOR- %
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ROCKvILLE-NON-GI; $3.50 down:
payments less than rent: 3 bedrmS..
ALL ELECTRIC KIT. with dish
CT loan on thisF Rockland" ram
bier. HENRY COkBIN. Real Estate.
Pc. 2-2l5S, ewes, HO. 2-7%4".
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SALE OF 3 houses and all
April II, at . pm, to the highest
bidder. Easy terms. on Indianhead
highway. IL miles from d. c.
BEACH REAL ESTATE, LO. 7-321 3;
ewes, RE. 5-7117 81
ATOMIC BUY-Brk. home, $1,000:
top cond.; many extras lge. liy
rm.. mod equip kit, lge bedrmS,
diversified fenced lot, easy terms to
anyone Best location. Nr. every
thing. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES APP 1-111A Ia
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

3OI NICHOLSON ST. N.E.-Attrac
! corner hrick; ) spac. rms. hsmt
Assume laree ieo loan Under Si2.-
O0u, Call HE 4-6400. HUGH T
PECK. Realtor.
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COLORED-LOOK

S195 DOWN
3 years ola: Hollywood tiled bath:
mod. kit, freezer chest refgr,, gar
bage disposal. screened rear porch
5 rms. bsmt., lge. yard; Fl, Dupont
quickly on this one. FALLiN REAL
TY CO., Ii. 4-7300 10. S-6Oa4.
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NEW HANDLERS

3-bedrm. brick and masonry: very
large living nm, dining area. kitchen
with breakfast space; full bsmt.
Reasonable down payment. Quick
possession PRINCE GEORGES
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w. C.. & A. N. MILLER
SACRIFICE

3-story row brick in best section
Of Mt. Pleasant; 2 apis. partially
right party. Must be sold i'm
mediately. Call now. UN. 4-3052.
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EXQUISITE

EXQUISITE detail. nerf beauty on
these CARMoDY HILLS S-bedrn
homes; OF, non-Gi. Slun Din. ~
With Anehorsienced I'd, tile bath
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THE HAMI,ET

liz 41kx3N4AG
Brand-new Aforementioned split
borhood. Center-hall plan with lge.
separate dining rm., beautiful kitchen
with breakfast area: 8 steps up are
twin bedrms and . baths. Step
down to lge above-ground family
room and bedrm. with bath. Also
Ice. garage. screened porch and l50-
II level lot. Ideal for professional
man. Just . doors of Connecticut
ave. Price. $4,000. Well under
other homes in this section. W. B.
WRIGHT. EN-. 3-5600 till 3.
A BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Only 16.95O-Custom-b built brick
home in lovely condition: separate
dining rm.. huge living rm. with
Fireplace; mr.. shopping. bus and
schools. WOODMOOR AGENCY. INC.
lJU. 9-5555, once open 0 TO 8.
De
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4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS
S12,5O0
BRICK CAPE COD
FOUR CORNERS AREA

Attractively designed home approx.
! yrs old. has spacious liv. rm. with
fireplace and picture window. din
ing area. fully equipped kit. king
sized bedrms. and bath Permanent
stairway to expansible attic; lge.
freed lot: 81. $3.50 down. For de-
tails, call Mr.. McGinnis. MA. $4,000:
ewes. TU; 2:23SS. M;l24l
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

J-room white clapboard; full base
mtnt needs some redecoratine. Only
Sl3,, 80. Best buy in area.
Also new 6-room brick ranlblers
with low down payment in same
area
RE. d-GsS0 after ) pm. RE. 5-S357
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18
MANOR CLUB ESTATES
ROLLINGWOOD
This Attractive Colonial
House Offered for Sale
For the First Time

First floor plan consists OF center
hall, living room. large dining room.
paneled library with powder room.
strictly modern kitchen and rear
screened living porch overlooking
garden. There are bedrooms.
baths and lovely sleeping porch on
the second floor. Recreation room
and bath. and 2-car garage in base
ment. Beautiful wooded lot; close
to Rollingwood school; good trans
portation. Price $36. 500. BOSS AND
PHELPS, INC. Ma. $4,000: evenings
call Mr.. Leigh. OIL. 2-3199. --l9
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA

New listing Beautiful brick ram
bier nestled amOnp doawoods anc
towerinr oaks Int approxima 81,
i"ixiju n Center hail. a8yih iiy.
ms room with bay window, laigt
dining room, sereened porch, ultra.
fireplace, > bedrooms 81 baths on
first. Recreation room. bedroom anc
bath on grnund level ..ear earage
Reasonably priced under $50. 600
shown bv appointment, Eves EM
..nn31 daily ~ 3 EN- H-14n0
Metzler, Realtor-B Builder
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Langley Park-S13.25O

Modern brick home: liv. rn. With
fireplace, sep din. rm.. . fine bed
rms Newly redecorated and vacant
Hugh T. Peck HE. 4-6400
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HICKMAN-CUSHMAN

bungalow. 4 rms. and bath. full
bSnt. tdirt ~ cleo stove, refgr
and auto washer: $4,000,
GAITHERSBURG-c-st story frame
q eXtra-large rms. pantry. bath.
new heating system, larse lot ga
GAITHERSBURG. investment OPP.
portunity-e complete j-rm and
bath apartments convenient to CEN
ter Of town; SiG,S5O
Poplar 2-9442, Poplar 2-9443
Ewes, Mrs. Bovlins. Gaithersburg
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Bethesda ,450
Cabin John
5 BedroomS-2 Baths

Charming informal home on 1.
acre, adjoining park, " hedrmS. and
bath on lst,f - bedrms and bath
on end interior paneled In pine
With heamed ceiling 4 1000. value
81 FL EiNAN G.II AyAlt ABLE l1i,, Sc
EN-. :-jS0Oi ewes, OIL. a-I4Oa OF
OIL. l-tNnH. In
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COLORED-BRIGHTWOOD

GORGEOUS semidet. Colo
NAL brick; 6 lge. rms, bath
in master bedrm., pa baths.
ultramod. kit. knotty-pine
rec. ,rm.. oil heat. nice yard:
excel condition. Quick pos
session. CO. 5-4056 till 9.
DORFMAN & CO.; after .,
IA. 9-l73l.
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
III APPROVED-S21 5O0

Yes sir You must see this
3-be iroom. ..,-hath home 10
realize the value. Large ex-
ceptional Kitchen With dish
washer. disnosal garage and
sundeck Excellent location,
near schools. shops and bus
Call for appointment to in
SDegt
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2-BEDRM. CAPE COD
Mr.. st. Johns and Forest Grove
schools. Brick. Stairway to expan-
sible attic w/roughed-in bath. Sep.
din. rm.. kit. w3table space, dish
washer. 3l-ft. recr. rm. Fenced yard.
Storm windows and doors. Mr..
Stolar. Ju. 5-75S6.
LEO. M. BERNSTEIN CO.
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UNUSUAL BUY

Unusual buy in large summer
home. Modern, Tudor style. brick
house with Ave bedrooms and FIVE
baths; on II, acres OF land over
loking Patuxent River Full use of
adjacent recreational grounds with
! Olympic size pool Price S32, 500
with terms to suit purchaser, For
details or appointment write, Box
i32-Z Star
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CORNER RAMBLER

Spotless brick home having liyina
room. dining II" all-eiec. Kitchen
~ bedrooms. :. baths on level
Full basement With layatory gas
Ia &C. heat. CI or conventional a.
nancine. owner leaving and ha,
IA s-G44o iii . pm
Sidney 2. MenSh g. Co. Inc,
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Bradley Blvd. Rambler

TERRIFIC TREES
PERFECT GARDEN
3-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler with
stepdown liv rm ifirepl and pic.
ture window from center hall Gas
h W h., deep freeze. washer cleo
kitchen, Driveway and parking area
plus garage Priced az S2S,bO0 on
dieestible terms. VIII GI, too. Call
j. LEO KOLB co.
REALTORS AID o-nlOo
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BRADLEY HILLS. MD.

NEW FIRST OFFERING
Split level. 4 bedrms.. den. III
baths, gar. Ice. lot under S4u,0uu
ALSO 3-bedrm a.bath rambler. all
lge. rms For further information
call John A Mohler sr.. Ma, =
1850: eyes. OIL 9-"SOs J. RUpER1
rnnp ukp n "a un
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Takoma Park-$1.500 Down
Nearly new 3-bedrm brick rambler,
full bsnt., wooded lot :, blocks to
transp. Under s 1000
Hugh T. Peck HE. 4-6400
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CONN. AVE. PARK-S2. $50 dr., as.
sumo CT loan: 3-bedrm. brick ram.
bier; 22l2-ft. liv.-din. rm., COM
bination fireplace. lge. electric kit.
rec. rm.: big corner lot; mr.. bus
BURVLE o. RAMSEY. JU. 9-29S5
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COLLEGE PARK

ing: g rms. III baths, full bsmt j..
screened porch. good lot: veterans
financing available. Price S16,950.
NOLAN REALTY co.
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KENSINGTON; S15,5OO - Powder
rm. on lst A., plus big liz. rm.,
din. rm.. mod. kit. 3 bedrms. ana
bath upstairs. fun bsmt' Al cond.
Call till q pm, EN-. 2-1SO0. r. w.
BERENS ,JR CO lis
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TAKOMA PARK
S1650n-2 ACRES
NO CASH-GI
NEW

Best buy IN Silver Spring area
Full daylight Easements. dinine
rooms, large ;ots. COMPLETED, ready
for occupancy. don't Wait. Mr
Gordon. 10 -, 1915
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, MA. $4,000
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SILVER SPRING

S21.a50; new :}-b,r. brick rambler
large liV. nm, din. rm kit. with
table space; full bsmt., outside entr
toilet. wooded lot; real close-iI
location.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18

MASS AVE. AREA. Westeate. $40
500-Low cash buys this well de
signed brick home and unexcelled
neighborhood: reception hall, den
and powder room LIST H.; ) bed
rooms. . baths End; bright club
room. garage; lovely level garden;
$500 down payment; vacant.
Call Mrs. Reeve. OIL. 2-9215, EN-.
2-S400 Exclusive with J. NELSON
IITTGEEC
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GLEN ECHO HTS.--Two-yr. -old. b
bedrm. brick rambler; small cen:
full bsmt.: wooded lot. Under So
900. Low down payment. Call Oh
4-l135 ~
Evening star., 1956-12-31

Tim RI am II and a senior
in high school. My problem is
with my parents. They won't let
me use the car because I had a
slight accident with 1t q few
months ago.
At my school it is impossible
to be popular and have dates
unless you have a car. am q
good driver and the accident
wasn't my fault. Everyone who
saw the accident said it wasn't
my fault. Only my parents won't
believe me. Nobody was hurt in
the accident anyway.
My father, especially, is very
strict. My allowance is much
smaller than any of my friends
and my father can we'll afford
to give me more. My father is
also too stingy to give me enough
clothing money, and makes me
wear out all his old clothes.
AS a result I have practically
no social life.
Mr.. H. RI come from a
family Of five boys and not one
OF us had anything like the free
dom and privilege we give Tim.
None of us used q car or went
out with girls until we were past
18. Yet we appreciated our
parents and grew up into, happy,
healthy men.
I didn't want to give Tim
the use Of the car before the
accident, but my wife talked me
into 1t on the ground that she
wanted Tim to enjoy the same
things his friends had. This just
doesn't make sense to me. 1
don't feel that parent should
violate his principles just be-
cause of what the Joneses do.
Since the accident my wife
has come around to my way of
looking at things, There is no
reason why we should take
"everyone's" word that the ac-
cident wasn't Tins fault.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Tim should try to realize that
his accident was a severe shock
to his parents and that 1t will
take time and patient convinc-
Evening star., 1956-12-31
Biogrupher Stone
Lecture Here

Irving Stone, American biog-
rapher. playwright and novelist,
will speak on Biographical Fic-
ton" at $3.50 pm. next Monday
at the Library of Congress.
The talk will be the first of
three January lectures at the
Library in which novelists will
discuss the novel from their
personal points of view. The
Gertrude Clarke Whittall Poetry
and Literature Fund sponsors
the series.
John O'Hara will discuss the
novel as a social document on
January IA and MacKinlay
Kantor will speak on the his
torical novel on January 28o
Author Of the recent best
seller. Men to Match My
Mountains" Mr.. Stone is best
known for his biographical
novels.
Tickets for the lecture will be
distributed by the Hayes Con-
cert Bureau. 1108 G street NV,
beginning at $3.50 am. on
Wednesday. A recording of the
lecture will be broadcast by
WGMS-FM at 7:05 pm. on
Saturday. January II.
Evening star., 1956-12-31
inaugural Parade
Officials Hunting
For an Uncle Sam

Inaugural Parade Chairman
Edward r. Carr is looking for q
suitable person to depict Uncle
Sam.
The candidate should prefer
ably have natural white goatee.
Photographs with data as to
height, weight and age should be
mailed to Dallas Meade, design
er of the theme floats for the
parade. inaugural Committee
Headquarters. Fourteenth and D
streets, S.W.
The one selected will be the
only Uncle Sam in the 1857
Inaugural Parade on January
21, Mr.. Carr said. He will repre-
sent the historic friendship be-
tween the United States and
Canada, appearing on a float
showing the st. Lawrence Sea-
way. Canada will be represented
by a uniformed Royal Northwest
Mounted policeman.
The committees announce
ment said there is IAN acute
shortage of suitable Uncle Sans"
and so has issued the invitation.
Evening star., 1956-12-31
Ed SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Most Heorteninq Thinq

NEW YORK-This will be a
happier New Year for the Negro
Actors Guild. This group of per-
formers long has been a bulwark
against the inroads Of Commu-
nism in the field of Tv. Their
votes often have been decisive at
AFTRA meetings. But, as "un-
employment curtailed the earn
ings Of Negro performers, the
demands for aid upon the Negro
Actors Guild have become pro-
gressively greater. Now some OF
the top people in TV-agencies
and networks-have recognized
this and are helping to relieve
1t by large cash contributions
to the benevolent organization
which takes care Of Negro per-
formers when they need help.
1t Is the most heartening thing
to happen In show business with
in this reporters experience.
Ben Novak is buying out Arnold
Kirkeby's 81 million holdings in
Miami Beach's Fountainbleau
Hotel. Baby -sitters getting
double for New Years Eve.
The Jerry (ParamOunt) Pick
mans called her Patricia Flo.
Ralph Look Ginzburg and
Susan Brown honeymooning.
New Faces" Sleeping Prince" /"
and Loud Red Patrick" repre-
sent $3.50. 900 in Broadway ship
wrecks. The Tom Guinz-
burgs Rita GAM expect a July
stork. Albert Schweitzer
celebrates his 82d birthday jan
uary 20. So far. PresIey's
Evening star., 1956-12-31
FAMOUS FABLES
By E. E. EDGAR

MEMORY: Comedian Jimmy
Durante has a poor memory for
faces. One day in Hollywood, as
he was leaving the studio stage,
he was stopped by an elderly
lady. huddled on a bench.
Wrapped in a black shawl, she
presented a pathetic figure.
"Mr. Durante," she said, "I
think you're just wonderful"
Durante stopped to pass the
time Of day. His heart was filed
with compassion for this brave
and dignifled actress who no
doubt was seeking a days pay
as an extra. He offered to help.
Please, Mr.. Durante," she
protested. Il couldn't let you
do that"
Durante insisted. A few
minutes later. as he was headed
for the front Office. he learned
to his modification that the lady
was Ethel Barrymore.
WEDDING: Journalist Hey
wood Broun was standing next
TO prim old lady at a wedding.
Can you imagined" she ex-
Claimed. as the bride and groom
met at the alter. They know
each other scarcely two weeks
and here they are getting mar
|riedl"
Well" said Broun philosoph-
|ically. its one way Of getting
acquainted"
Evening star., 1956-12-31
By RAY HENRY

Questions and Answers:
From r. d. J. of Bulls Gap,
Tenn: "My 17-year-old son is
married and works some of his
own land. He gets about $500
a year out Of it. Is he too young
to pay Social Security tax on the
money he makes?"
No. Age has no bearing on the
payment of Social Security tax.
For example, two-week old babies
who appear in movies are re-
quired to have the tax deducted
from the pay they earn.
From V. H. of Williamsburg,
KY: I'm getting $66 a month
for q disability I got In France
during World War I. The pay
ment comes from the Veterans
Administration. In one Of your
columns, I read that pensions
for World War I veterans were
raised to $78.75 a month when
the veteran reached 65. / re-
Gently became IS and I'm won-
dering how I get the increase. {"
You're receiving compensation
paid for a service-connected dis
a bility. Compensation isn't
raised when o veteran reaches
IS. My column referred to pen
sion payments made by the VA
to wartime veterans who have
disabilities having no connec-
ton with their service. Pension
payments rates are automati-
cally raised from $66.16 a month
to $78.76 for World War 1, World
War II and Korean War vet
Grams reaching SIS.
From Mrs. C. s. Of Washing
ton, d. c.: II understand that a
Federal Government employe is
eligible for annuity payments
after he's totally disabled. Is q
certain period of time In Gov
eminent service required for a
person to be eligible for the
payments?"
Yes. A Federal Government
employe who is totally disabled
may retire at any age after at
least five years Of employment.
From Mrs. M. w. Of Toledo,
Ohio: Five years ago secured
a position here. but in order to
Evening star., 1956-12-31
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Don't Be a Time Spendthrift
By DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

How wealthy you? not being personal am really
asking how old reached you say
Tve been wealthy" CTme valuable than money!
But persistent. you: How you spent your
tme?" That will take lot Of thinking Sit a corner and
concentrate. lifetime Of 70 to YOU