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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

KNOLLS-Absolute bar
gain. Lge. corner. mod. brk. ram
bier; many extras. Priced below
appraisal OWNER. IA. N-33h1 ~
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BETHESDA = Charming 3-bedrm.
white brick Colonial foyer cntr..
firepl. IN liy. rm. kit with break
last space, iamlly-Size din. rrn..
bsnt.. large fenced ward. Diet. ga
rase, Only so, 30. EM, ,.-tSOu
'tll . pm BERENS JR. co.
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PARKwooD. mr.. NH and Navai
HOSP = Lovely 3-bedrm. brick ram
place In lac llv Tm., GEE dish.
washer and DISPOSAL In kit. thai
seats !. Anchor fence; excel cond
Almost immed possessions assume
Ice ~, loan Call for appt, Sat
and sun BETHESDA REALTY
co. OF t-IIlb
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FAIRLAND--New brick rambler on
one-haf acre lot Just 10 minutes to
Four Corners foyer entr, sep. din
Ing. rfn.. huge ail-c!ee kit. 9iz
baths, I'm. rec. I'm. and carport. Bus
a. door Just S'!3 $50. WILLIAMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

BETHESDA--Brick Colonial. slate
roof choice location; lst-foor pow
der room, ) bedrooms and bath up
Immediate possession. 81 800, with
excellent 1lnancinR. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO, EN-. 2-23s6. ewes
or. A.ROsn
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lis.i;5 ron rms SMOOTH ROSE

TOWNE.! . new houses side bv
side for Nom and Pop. son in law
bis daylight bSmt large rms.
on LIST Il fireplace Stairway 20
more bedrm space md n lUnxJB7
lot Value. plus Phone now JE B.
3Og3 VIM A. CHAPMAN REALTY.
INC Member Multiple LISTING Ex-
rhunup nnan
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WOODSIDE PARK - 3-vr. -old de
luxe .brk rambler: center hall :
very lae. bedrms.. . baths. rec. rm.
Raraae' immense rear porch, fenced
I'd. owner has purchased another
home, asking SiiJ,5OO. very good
financing CHESTER II. KELLER,
Realtor JU. b-f 100. OIL. G-126N
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RARE OPPORTUNITY-Priced to
sell at cost of equipment; low
rent &C" license; owner i'll. NO.
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UIU IItts, UIdHu-HtW. 8I3i6WU.
OWNER, CIR. $4,000, CIR. 3-3gOO.
BIG RAMBLER - How's
this for S23.y50? 6-yr-old brk.
rambler on a level s4-scre lot. Nv.
rm. l5x21, din. I'm. I2xl5, kit,
l2xl5; 3 hedrms.,. 2 baths PLUS
huge unfln. 4th bedrm: screen pch.
garage. dishwasher; near schools.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. ia. 5-6206;
ewes, Elk. 3-l4l2.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-hI.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick:
3 bedrms.. jalousied porch, oil h. W
sia, 500. owner. la. s.sts7s sens
CAPITOL !Id OH, HILL Furnished ESn,. home
air-conditioned, Open for inspec-
ton, 504 Z. Capitol St, Ii.
RIGGS PARK. 760 oglethorpe st,
n.e.-3 bedrms.. Va baths. semirec
rrn.. patio, fenced yard: carpeting,
Grapes and storm windows; recently
redecorated. Must sell this week
Sl3.950. Call OWNER, III. a-4456
AvONDALE AREA, BY OWNER-At-
tractive brick Colonial center hall
liv. rm. with fireplace, sep. din
rm., Ice. bright kit, and screened
porch, ? bedrms; and 2a baths;
rm; fenced yard and many extras
Cow. to schools, transp. and shop
Reasonably priced. Call LA. g.
1921. -
CAPITOL HILL
Near Ltbrary--Attractive fiat-front
brick. Marble mantels. . rms, 4
baths, gas h.-w;h.. under-ground
NAL wine cellar Mouf Home Ske ana nf income come
II wanted Price. .Sl5.150, modest
down payment, bal, in one trust,
easy payments. Call Mr.. Bramble.
IL 3-6a43
BARBARA HELD
305 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc.
COLORED-s3s5 DoWN-spacious
3-bedrm. brick. Full bsmt., mod :
ern kitchen, large. fenced-in rear
yard completely redecorated: trades
COLORED-sis DECATUR ST. NE.
Brick: liv. rm... SEQ, din. rm.,
KIT. IL baths, 3 bedrms; full
esmt.: rec. rm.: fenced yard: rear
porch; mr. schools. shop. ctr. and
transportation.
coLoRED1Homes in all areas.
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tile roof, on iae. wooded lot: . full
baths. 2 one-half baths. screened
porch, rec. .rm. with firepl., a-car
garage; oil h.-w.h., custom built for
present owner; S25,95u. WILLIAMS
Il CO. JU e-R741
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ROCK CREEK FOREsT-spacious
hish ceiling. big kit. ali appliances,
trees; So, 500. SAMUEL Z. FOG
LEY OF MD, INC. OIL. 6-1S00
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HOUSES fer SAIL. Md. tcent. }

B Ell high OF loan;
S Sid1 r. DTk di Es%S has s,,H w ,o, rim
garden. Price. sl7 $50: down paw
ment. $3.50. For details, call
Mr. McGinniss. MA. $4,000; ewes. !,
~. 2-23sS: FREDERICK W.
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BETHESDA BY oWNER-3-bedrm.
house with garage. storm windows
and doors, immed. possession; VA
chial GRADE. jr. and 81 high
schools blks to transp. and
shop center, Call OIL 4.2al6.
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BETHESDA'S
BEST BUYS

SIC. $50; mr.. NH: 3-bedrm.. IA
bath brk. rambler; bsmt.: lge cleo
kitchen seats ): charming stone
firepl., excel. cond Assume Ice.
4ee loan, Mr. elem. school.
S23. g90--New 4-bedrm. spiit-
level: 2ia baths. 2,5-ft. rec. nm,
hrepl., carport. G-E kitchen.
4 bedrms. on level. "a baths.
earport. rec. area. tremendous rms
Eft. kit, 24-ft. liv. rm.. lift
sep. din rm.
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VA.--Stone- and frame
mouse, approx. 10 yrs ola. in
exec. cond.. with about 14-acre
garden, IN lovely village at foot of
Short Hill Mountain This home
can be USED as a single family unit
OF as > apis . Twins rms, .
kitchens-dinettes. 4 pedrms., .
baths and several fireplaces. STA
100, terms Call Gilbert 1882 1.
collect, or write IL. w Irueblood,
Leesnurg. Va. representing McCAY
q McCAY. INC, Realtors. Mclean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

NON-GI---Manv . and 3 bedrm
homes and 100 dn.. bal 90 and
- yrs at 81 TO qualified buyers
Realtor JU $1,000. 10. 4-1in0
RAMBLER. brick. new with twin
carpori on "a acre. 3 bedrms., IA
baths. separate dining room. LARGE
So5nnMEESS2pp R Sisn frs Ju s.e a,S
woodneld; 10 acres,
bath bsmt oil h-wh.. % bath,
poultry house S2O.5O0 Gath
ersburg; y acres. .-story frame
home. lRe Nv I'm with hrepl.
rustic den. din .rrl lac. KY
laundry rm, Z bedrms. and bath
Sidss sss,soo Ray Bowling.
Washington Grove. Nd. Gathers
burg 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

FALLS CHURCH = $3.50 down for
qualified veteran $50 per mo,
Sl2,50U. Have Gil. financing, I'm
mac 3-bedrm. rambler. Din. L."
equipped kitchen: 70 tall SHADE
trees, picket fence. 10X1S con-
crete rear patton. interior COM
pletely redec.. curbs ana cutters;
4 blks, to elem. sch. JE. 3-2274. By
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FALLS CHURCH-Three-yr .-old. 81
beorm brk rambler, l0OXl56 level
lot. Ice. living rm. firepl, utility
rm.. fully equipped kit; in attrac-
tive residential area mr.. schools;
81 800 down, assume 4l2ee loan,
JE o-g3l1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

roTOMAc-l's acres stream, 20.
Il rambler. . bedrms, (" baths.
;IO-ft lit RIM, lj.it din rm
basement With French doors and
picture window Room for tih bed.
I'm Mereufy ssitshe.. Dutch door
walk to school Upper COS. 20. q
0l6i
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OTHER EXCELLENT BUYS
CALL OIL. 4-l4l5 TIL o PM.
D14l1o1o DzIL
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE

Beautiful brick and stone; vide
center hall, bedrmS 3i2 baths.
powder rm 2-car sarage: level
wooded lot: priced at $4,000. see
this beautiful home TODAY. Call WO
$4,000 n pm EDw, H. JONES
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LORCOM LANE; S9i,O00-seldom
found, a nome III the beautiful,
convenient prestige neignborhood
for under S35,UUU Here il is
though. o-yr -olo brick. in excel
lent condition; large liv. rm with
nrepl., separate ain nm, kit. With
diShwashey, disposal. table space,
oedrms., "a paths, fun bsmt.,
screened porch with forest view
olks TO bus, shopping and Taylor
Scnool and Stratiord Jr High,
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

BURT0NSVILLE = Really spacious
split-level with 3 bedrms, and den:
living rm. with flrepl. and cathe-
dral ceiling, l3xl7 family dining
rm;, countryside all-elec. kit. A lot
OF house for SCI 800. WILLIAMS a
CO. III. 1-H1A4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

FALLS CHURCH-Attrac. 3-bedrni.
brick ramoier Poplar heights sec
ton. laTse lot with trees; house
newly decorated, walking distance
to pubic and paroehial schools
and shopping. community SWIM
ming pool Call JE. 1887.
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BETHESDA OODhAVEN: all stone;

BETHEsDA--Attrsc. contemp. ram
bier, on shaded lot: 3 bedrms., 2
baths, covered patio: garage: SEA-
300. A; Y. PISANI. Realtors. OIL.
f-1500 It'll g.
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Bus. OPPORTUNITIES Cont. J

~ Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY. MARCH 4. 1851
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

WILL ACCEPT ate-model car. house
trailer or lot for equity in 2-bedrm
house. Call UN. 4-39f0,
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SILVER SPRING--40-ft. brick ram
oler. $l3.3uu; Ia baths. 3 bed i
rms. liv.-din. comb. firepl.. equip.
kit. lovely fenced, tree-sha ded
YARD, covered patio. excel. location,
eonv. schools. churches. bus. stores,
As little as SS0O down to quail
ned purchaser; non-GI. MRS.
HART. JU. 5-0175. COX a. co.
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FALLS CHURCH-Iiz-yr. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; large kit. separate
Gin rm,, carport. assume Gl ST.
700 mortgage, S2.UUU down, own
er will take md trust Total price,
Sl6,1JU JE 1000,
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kENSINGION-SAL By OWNER
Biick rambler: fenced landscape
ut Silx9. :. OedimS. separate din
ina rm.. fun basement with pan
elsd zee nm 'iuXl3. Gas air heat
AN-eleCific kit. space air cOndi-
tlonine Tor llv rm. din. I'm. sit
Well-maintsined house. grounds.
ueiahborhood. Si4.jOG, VIII u
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CHASE-New Cape Cod; bed
rm, and bath, down. 3 bedrms, and
bath up featuring G-E Kit. In color
with breakfast space and separate
DIN. rm situated at the end OF q
no-through street with Ice. trees
and "a acre 3 blkS from shop
school and transp S24 95u. After
II q m Oh p-att-I
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WcH
EEEf

A CLASSIC FOR CARNEY-Art Carney has the role
most recently made famous by Ray Bolger-that of
the student who maSqueradeS "Charley's Aunt
to help out a roommate The TV version, hewing
closely to the stage original, is showcased on Play
house 80, Thursday, $3.50 p.m WTOP-9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
BY JACK GROVER

The author has travelled
more than 2 million
miles through more than
100 countries in the past
10 years as a diplomatic
courier for the State De-
pGrtmept. On the tOGy
he Is constantly on the
match for neaO and en-
citing iOonders. Each Is
personally viSited, pho
toOrGphed and Uertfted
b. him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

TN THE Towers Of Silence. the Parsis
i give up their dead to vultures.
The Parsis are followers Of the prophet
zoroaster. When the Arabs took over Persia
In the It'll and 9Th centuries, many Of them
fed to India. The Towers Of Silence are
on Malabar Hn, highest point in Bombay.
Members of this religion believe that
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released By Mcclure Newspaper syndicate,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-06
Child MoIestor
Is Arrested

Edward Bates, 81 years old,
of cambridge, was arraigned
Wednesday before Justice Char
les Hall of Chardon charged
with child stealing. Hall bound
him over to the grand jury.
Bates, father of two small
boys, according to Sheriff's dep
uties, has admitted picking up
little three year old Barbara
Byler, an AmiSh child, on Clay
street in Huntsburg and taking
her about three miles from her
home when he released her
without harming her.
Bates was arrested on the tip
of Bedford woman whose nine
year old daughter had been
approached by Bates last jan
uary. At that time Bates had
been arrested and fined $4,000.
After taken into custody Bates
talked freely to Sheriff Louis
Robusky.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-06
Margaret Strong
Rites Last Week

Rites for Mrs. Mrgaret Strong.
who died recently at her home
1872 Fifth avenue, were held last
week with Rev. Charles Strong
OF the Pilgrim Christian church
officiating.
Burial was in Chardon GEM
etery. PallbearerS were Charles
Williams, Cleveland; John H.
Williams, PaineSville; Brooks
Mitigate, Harold Strong, Charles
Canfield and James Dinsmore
all of Chardon.
Mrs. Strong was born in Rus
sell on March 26, 1886, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Williams. She was a mem
Der OF Pilgrim Christian Church
and the Senior Aid Society.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Ward Mcdonald and Mrs
David Tincher, both of Chardon;
two sons, Ronald of Euclid and
Stanley of Columbus; two broth
ers, John Williams of Chardon
and Virgil Williams of Kirkland,
and eight grandchildren.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-06
Cancer
Drive Is
OverQuota

1.-The Geauga County Cancer
fund campaign quota has not
only been reached, but it has
been exceeded"
Those were the joyous words
of Mrs. Loretta Holmes, cam
paign chirman, as she read
the reports of township chair
men to board members of the
Geauga Cancer Unit at a re-
cent meeting in the cancer
rooms, 131 Main t., Chardon.
The 1857 quota assigned to
Geauga County was $500.
Collected in the drive was
$9, ,642 SO.
The Cancer Drive opened in
mid-April, following the annual
kickoff dinner. mclement wealth
er temporarily halted some of
the township chairmen and their
workers, but then came a rally,
and enthusiastic campaigners
opened the campaign.
I'VE are really indebted deep
ly to all township chairmen and
every man and woman who
assisted in this drive stated
Mrs. Holmes. Each drive re-
quireS a certain amount of sac
rifice in some form, and the
results prove our workers over
came many obstacles.
Reports from each township
are: =
Auburn Mrs. John S. Mar
tin, Mrs. Dorothy Parker. 1885,
90.
cambridge Mrs. Thomas
Easton Sr., Miss Mitzie Oster,
$699.02.
Lake Lucerne Mrs. Cecil
Farrow, $244.OO.
Chagrin Park Mrs. Daisy
Ritchie, $500.
Burton Business Mr.. B. j.
Shanower, $57 100.
Burton Township Mrs. Don
aid Wells, $280.66.
Burton Village Mrs. David
Henderson, Mrs. Roy Goats
il $249.3 .36.
i Chardon Business Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Ritondaro, $4,000.
Chardon Township Mrs. John
Aumick, $127.00.
! Chardon Village Mrs. Arthur
Mitchell, Mrs. Robert Smith
! $349.15.
! Chardon Village : Misses FL.
sic and Kathryn Schwindl, $4O0..
90.
Chatdon Organ. Mrs. Car
Speck, $167 ST.
/ Chesterland NE. Mrs. c. G
| Stevens, $204 so.
Chesterland Sc. Mrs. Ruth
HayaShi, $4,000.
CheSterland NV. Mrs. C
P. Titus, Mrs. Betty Francisco
$465 90.
Continued on Page Eight
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-06

''I get violent headaches once
in a while. Bates told the
sheriff. Maybe that's what hap
pemed the day 1 picked up the
little girl. The only thing
remember is looking down and
seeing her in the car with me.
1 got scared and let her out.
II have no recollection of
what happened before that or
how she got into the car, but
I must have been going out to
E. Orwell to visit my folks.
Read of Others
i've read about men picking
up girls and I've even told my
wife what I'd do if ever
caught anybody picking up a
child. You feel awful when you
find yourself doing the same
thing.
''I can't account for my ac-
tions,' he told the sheriff. i've
had a good life at home and
I've got nice family. Like
everyone else we've been strug-
CLING with doctor bills and the
like.
"A doctor told me that the
pain was caused by a nerve
pressing in back of my head.
/ went to a doctor who made
x-rays, and he couldn't find any
thing wrong"
Married Six Years
Bates and his wife, Dorothy,
%, have been married six years
and have two sons, Dale, 41a,
and Roy, 31a. He said he had
served in the Navy in both the
European and Pacific areas from
1914 to 1916.
Bates also could recall back
ing his auto into the yard OF
Henry Scrock on Burton-Wind-
Sor Road, but he said all he
did was turn around and drive
off when the mother came tC
the door.
Robusky said Bates was
"hazy" in remembering the
other two incidents.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-06
Cummings
Indicted
for Theft

Former 3 Chesterland banker
Robert w. Cummings was in
dicted on five counts of forgery
and five counts of embezzle-
ment Monday.
The Geauga County grand
Jury, called in special session,
returned the indictments after
reading Cummings admission
of the crime and hearing test
imony of Maurice Fox, presi-
dent of the First National Bank
of Burton.
Cummings, former manager of
the banks Chesterland branch,
has admitted embezzling $28, 1855
of, the banks funds.
He is to be arraigned at 10
am. Thursday before Geauga
County Common Pleas Judge
Harold ]. Richmond. Presently
Cummings is free on $4,000
bond.
Forged Notes
According to Geauga County
Prosecutor James w. Dinsmore,
Cummings forgeries were prom
issory notes he used to cover
the amounts he diverted through
money. orders or bank cashier
checks.
Names other than his own
were written on the notes, DinS-
more said. BY this procedure
the missing funds did not ap-
pear in a normal audit.
The five counts of embezzle-
ment are concerned specifically
with each check or money order
taken, Dinsmore said.
In a previous hearing before
a justice of the peace Cummings
pleaded guilty on two counts Of
embezzlement.
Was Jury Foreman
Officials observed that Cum
mingS was foreman of the
county grand jury for the term
beginning September, 1856. That
jury had also been summoned
for special session following
Cleveland police raids ON a
clearinghouse operation run in
a hotel by five leading Cleve-
land numbers figures.
Present grand jury foreman
is A. David Imhoff of Troy
Township.
Friends of Cummings in Chest
erland are attempting to raise
sum sufficient to pay his in
debtedneSS to the bank. He has
told authorities he used the en-
bezzled money in the stock
market. j.
Indicted for Bigamy
Three other men were indict-
ed.
Edward Rybak Jr., .18, of 1901
East Boulevard N. E., was in
dicted for embezzeling $241 SO
from william G. Wilder,
Chardon businessman.
Floyd Bowditch of Hart Road,
Montville, was indicted for car
rying a rifle concealed in his
car.
John w. Crawford, "a, of
East Liverpool, was indicted for
bigamy. He is charged with
marrying a girl at the last Bur-
ton Fair although he already
had a wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
Program Lstnes SAIUKOAI
800

4-Perry Como Show. Color.
Hour. Guests The Mills
Brothers and Ethel Norman.
ReouIors ore the Roy Charles
Singers, the Louis Do Prom Done
ers and Mitchell Ayres' orches-
tro
5-Movietime USA.
~ Hours. The Falcon in Son
francisco. 1915. Tom Convoy.
Saturday Listinss Continued on Next Poss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

adults. but is jealous of children
"BetSy's doing a benefit for Grip
pied adults today. Come see for
yourself"
In the Betsy Art School,"
special room in the Zoos monkey
house. Betsy was led on leash to a
chair. While a keeper watched
Betsy. Mr. watson put dabs of
paint onto a paper resting horizon
tally on a desk. Betsy paved the
paints, brought them close to her
nose-ate a little of the blue-then
began tapping her fingers rhyth-
mically up and down in the dabs.
After a minute or two of the tap
ping. looking possessed, she began
moving her paws rapidly all over
the paper When her strokes began
to get really wild. Mr.. Watson
removed the paper.
This one ought to bring $751;"
The Zoo director. smiling. added:
Who knows? Betsy may put Bal
timore on the map. Baltimore
hasn't been much of a city for
Sightseers. Recently, however. a
lot of people have been stopping
here just to see Betsy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Continued From Page IL

Can she tell one color from
another?"
I'VE think so-not by sight. may
be. but by smell and differences in
substances"
Has she had training?"
NO. About three years ago, we
put paints before Betsy and an
other chimp. The other chimp
would have none of it."
How do you explain Betsy's
bent?"
Her even disposition. Chimps
are wild. most too wild to stay with
the paints. Betsy has a remark
ably calm personality"
Can Betsy develop as an
artist?"
mo. Physically, she's about the
equivalent of a 10 or ll-year-old
child; mentally. a 3-year-old.
She'll never reach the stage, say, of
a 6-year-old, who begins drawing
definite lines and objects.
Incidentally. speaking of chimps
and children. we have to take a
painting away from Betsy at a GER
tain point or. like a child, she'll
destroy it. She gets along well with
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Mrs. John Lucas,
'Seumstress, II

Mrs. John Lucas. 70, q ma
tive Of Poland who had been a
seamstress at Yeager's store
since she came to Silver Spring
IA years ago. died Sunday at
her home, 200 Granville drive,
Mrs. Lucas was the former
Mary Dobozinski. the daughter
Of Stanislaw and Kazmiera
Avid Dobozinski. She was
born near Wilma. but came to
the United States when she
was about %. Her husband,
whom she married AZ years
ago. is a retired marble worker
in Boston.
Mrs. Lucas formerly made
sample dresses for manufac-
turers while living in Boston.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Chester Bernard of the Silver
Spring address; a sister, Mrs.
Genevieve Schultz, Cambridge,
Mass. and two grandchildren.
Requiem mass will be Of
fered at $50 am. tomorrow
at st. Johns Catholic Church.
Forest Glen, Md. Burial will
be in the church cemetery.
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THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D. C. ." Ais
TUESDAY, 10.
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George S. Banning, ST.,
Auto Dealer, Dies at 81

George S. Banning. ST., 81,
veteran auto dealer here. died
Sunday at Georgetown Hos
pital after a short illness.
Mr.. Banning was president
of Banning g. Sons Motors,
$500 Baltimore avenue. Hyatts-
vile, Md. He had held the
Dodge-Plymouth leadership in
Hyattsville for the last IL years.
Born in Anna Station, Ohio,
Mr.. Banning came to Wash
ington in 1919 and began his
career in the automobile bust
ness. He was connected with
Owens Motors here for 20 years
before he formed his own car
business.
Mr.. Banning was a member
of the Georgetown University
Alumni Association, the Civitan
Club of Hyattsville and the Ter
rapin Club of the University of
Maryland.
He lived at Sic New York
avenue. Takoma Park. Md.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Iverna Cramer Banning; three
sons, Robert Wayne Banning, of
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Mr.. Blumenthal gained a
reputation as q financial wizard
during the l920s. He handled
500 million worth of business
in one year. He promoted and
built major downtown Los An
geles buildings. Later he be-
came a theatrical and motion
picture producer, and still later
moved to Mexico and became
active in the hotel and cafe
business.
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A. c. BIumenthul,
Financial Wizard

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, July
30 (Pl.-A. c. Blumenthal, once
called 1.-The boy wonder" of the
post World War ! Los Angeles
real estate boom. died last night
at his suite in a Beverly Hills
hotel. He was 20.
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pital commander of the 48th
Fighter Bomber Wing in
France; his mother in St.
Marys, Ohio, and five grand
children.
Services will be held at IL
am. Thursday at Trinity Epis-
copal Church, zoos Piney
Branch road NV. Burial will
be in Glenwood Cemetery.