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

SCI1LAND-T Wo-yesr-old Diet br!ck
rambler. rms. > bedrms., full
hsmt. larse level lo:. all city utils.
SIS 500 HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
III, Inn -, -
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UNIVERSITY PARK - Open 2 to s.
A3%l Woodbury. st-FirSt time OF :
fered. Brick Colonial on choice lot
featuring liy nm. with fireplace
LIST n playroom; attractive din.
nm; modern kitchen and powder
garage. Price. S25,"a5u. JAMES Nj
CARR. INC WA r.no0n
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A. v. P1SANI, Realtors
OIL. i-7500
COLESVILLE
Ma
j. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
CONN. AVE. GARDENS
$l1, 950-GI OR TERMS

Detached brick rambler: large
rms. compl- G-E kitchen: attractive
lot, ample shade trees in rear. con-
venient to parochial public schools
ana transp. MR.. ALLEN, 10. g.
59no; ewes. and Sunday. 10 A.
1l3l, II. GLENN GARVIN
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HANDY MAS SPECIAI.-New q.
bcd.m rambler with bsmt .atre
lo CNcrllrr, terms Sl3 lnn
DIXON NIL REALTY co. INC.
10 s.1gUu
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are all present IN this interestirs
brick rambler situated in an at
ractive area OF one Of kind"
homes. larec enough for comforts
ahle family living and entertaining;
,11-ft living nm; large. separate
garage; screened porch, Almost new
and spotless - the kind OF home
you'll wish you'd seen months ago.
The price is really right Exclusive
.i.itf, nONEERG mos Ap r-SInn
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HARD TO BEAT-3-bedrm. bunsa.
low with full bsmt. and sep. din.
I'm. Tor SlO.95O. :Step-saving kit.
pig lot enclosed with white picket
renee, h.-w h.: lots OF extras. Low
GOWN payment to GI or FLA,
PklNCE GEO. PROPERTIES. AP.
OWNER FORCED TO SELL-7-rm..
iuii-osmt. home in cow. LandoVer
HIS. close to bus and shop. Can be
financed for S75 per mo. with reas.
gown gown pymt, Asking price only SILL
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO., INC.
DOLL COTTAGE".
ideal for small family or retired
epse' rms; and bath, plus encl.
gas h.-w,h..- Diet. garage, beaut. iot
situated in finest section OF Cottage
CITY CITY. Near all conyens. Priced at
TIL pm, WA. 7-3gOO. ROBERT
s. DAVIS A. CO., INC.
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3-bedrm: brick home iuli bsmt /:
Anchor-fenced. Payments less thar
rem Quick possession BUDNFY
REALTY. TU. 2-9400. HE. 5000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HILLCREsT HIS. $1,000 down
Brk. ramb.. . Ice. bedrms.. bath
lse Nv. rm.. dinette. de luxe kit
with breakfast area. huge rear scr
porch. Terrific. Owner transferred
WI sacrifice at Sl5,25O. FRED
ERlCk W. BERENS SALES. INC,
RE. 6-54OO.
HILLCREST HGHTS.-Golden op-
portunity TO assume existing 4l2es
Gl loan of $16,US6 on this de luxe
3-bedrm. center-hall home: a small
down payment will buy this beau
sliul home for you. Shown by sppt.
Ewes. RE. 6-79S2. CRAWFORD 4,
handy, INC. RE 5-9lO0.
HILLCREST GARDENS. sos 3ond
ave -Open / 80 to $50. Solve your
rent problem by assuming a a.
81 loan OF Sl1.2lO with small
Gown payment Immac. 3-bedrm'
lbrk.. semidet., sep. din. nm, juii
6smt.: ewes. CY. 7-S95s. CRAW.
FORD & BRANDY INC, RE 5-e1 ID
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Asst PINES; N. PARKWAY; Sll,ao9

a story. . bedrmS upstairs OAK
hoorcd and insulated Fun bSmt
with work shop axf window and
yard privacy Note. NV rm faces
lovely view not toward street Mr.
schools. shopping and bus. Phone
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Gaithersburg Realty Inc

y VIC oUuI 3 Nearly, TIC.
w n Frederick Ave. Gather burg
nag Ie. Gath 40' OF ponis,
n; evenings cali Nj. Cushfian
GG;,s.,s ~ Formerly HICKMAN.
p 5', Sh,slAN Real ESiatc. q Rccsv!li,
IlAs NOV locateG ii Co!nD!ptely mod
ernizet ofife occun!ed IT, rnar,
years BY FEED 3 CTfSHsfAN ""'
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SANDY Village house on
"a acre: remodeied 2-story house. .
porch: only Sl0.50O.
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO.
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oAoN HILL ,bedrms.. acre. 3
Colonial brick home NEEDS repairs,
Al utlls. avail >lg.gjU. PUFFFN-
BERGER REALTY. LII. l-3SOg, LU.
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ADELPHI-Bright and sparkling 3,
bedroom BRICK rambler. almost
new; owner transferred; ia baths
de luxe kitchen, full recreation
type basement: situated on well.
handicapped lot: LIST time offered
Only $4,000. See this todayl Elk.
elusive with BOWERS BROS. AP
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S.5b DOWN quick sale
value; 3-bedrm. brick Colonial-styie
nome with lst-f powder rm.,
family-size din. nm. and kit. scr.
rear porch, full bsmt, o.s. entr.
payments like rent. JU. S-1Ss6 or
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- Excellent selection; .
and = bedroom frame and brick
homes some on large corner lots
now avail mo pymls from ~j3.
lncl prlnClpa interest taxes. ms
heat hot water. I'll major repairs.
10 settlement charpc. down paw.
mcn can he financed. BcaItillllv
GREENBEt T REALTY co. la
CcntCrway fn"Si 70 firchbusc IN
Grccnbelt shopping centctD, GIN
ft.sI ftlu.I
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MASS. AVE. EXT.
SPRINGEIEI.n

56O3 Chesterbrook I'd. You mus.
see this beautiful brick rambler. ton
sisting Of liv. rm with firepl sep.
din. rin.. modern kit, 3 good size
is perfect for entertaining with It's
paneled rec. rm.. built-in bar and
powder rm. Also has built-in gar.
and gas hot air heat. The Little
Flower Church and Western Jr. High
are Just around the corner. Mr.. Stan
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DISTRICT HGTS.-ASsume Sl5.Gn0
ii2rc Gil loan on this 3-bedrm brk
rambler sep, din. rm. full tic
bsml Very small down payment
Shown by appt ewes RE 6-1aSI
CRAWFORD g. handy, INC. RE
1-lit
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RlNERDALE-Inco home. 2 large
complete apis: blk. from hank:
owner III must sell at once; only
~ 900 down, asking SlS,50U For
oetails, DALEY REAL ESTATE.
APP. 7-66ja -
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'OREST HGTS., 34a Cree dr.--Open
;30-j3u Oct hrk.. with expan-
sihlc attic sep. din rm. fur tile
hSmt: large lot with all city utils
COW. NRL-Bolline Ewes 10 s.
5ijl CRAWFORD & DANDY. INC
DE
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10 ETHAN ALLEN AVE.-pet A.
beirm. brk. home. Plus den. sep
am rfn., knotty-pine rec. rm.. 3
pains. storm windows, fenced;
,WaSher. dryer. Asking SlS,95O.
b6uyD,NEY REALTY. tn, 2-94O0!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

CUSTOM 2UILT-6l-ft brick ram-
bier with 9 spacious rooms; 4 per-
'ectly ARRANGED bedrooms and . full
baths larce paneled clubroom with
Roman brick fireplace; SEPARATE
dining room. dazzling kitchen with
dc luxe equipment only 3 years
old. located in an area OF fine
homes. See IL today 500 $50. Good
terms. Exclusive with BOWERS
EpDG An ~SlnD
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FOUR. BEDRooN MoDERN HOME.

only $ll 500. Full basement, LARGE
Kitchen; clean as q pin. Near high
school. shopping center and trans
portatlon. Very low down payment.
First time offered. Better see this
one early, Exclusive with BOWERS
RROG Ap -Sfnn
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-No money
down and it is yours. Excellent
Manor-type home. Solid brick con-
Struction; 5 large bedrooms, 2
tlied baths, full basement. low cost
o.! h.-w.h.: double garage, Excel
Ieht opportunity al S14,950. w.
a. HUGHES CO. AP. 7-l400 til
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LIVING, mr.. city, approx
imately l7-acre wooded lot with
brand-new 3-bedroom BRICK RAM
bier; 23-foot living room. firepl.,
full basement and many other fea-
lures See this one today! Only
$3.50. Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS APP. 1-S4On
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HOUSES nv HUGHES snantina,

new suburban rambler. adjacent to
University OF Maryland; 3 sunshine
bedrooms. fun English-type base
ment. deep wooded lot: closing
out at Sl3,1n0: only 1870 down.
w R HUGHES CO. AP. 1-i400
I'll q D m
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PROFEssIONAL Usg Am HoMr-

PROFESSIONAL USE AND HOME
Chillum: brick Cape Cod on corner.
c4-it. iiy rm., adj. bedrm, and
sep: din. rm lge. kit. 3 bedrms.,
and bath upstairs: rec rm. suitable
for office; oil h-w.h: Diet. garage.
Call Mr.. Mann, HA 2-3J79. PAUL
P STONE. Alb Butternut st. NV.
TI' D1fu[
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OPEN l.3O-5:3o

OPEN l.30-5:30
Dir: Out Mass. ave extended
inv IL miles beyond Westmore-
to ,Chesterbrook rd.. right to 1908
and open sign.
A. c. Houghton g. Son, Inc.
DI. 7-9057 Ewes. tn. 2-55a1
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UNIVERSITY PARK 4.

brick; 2 baths. fireplace in liv.
fnl family-sizec din. rm. equipped
kitchen breakfast rnl., den, screened
porch bsmt. h,-Wh. lear garage
huge corner lot on park. garden
area, excellent condition. SiSa5u.
WA t-ul1b. ewes, HA 9-rO.u
FEEDER e. SELLERS
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NEAR ND. UNIV, $500 down, SO
per mo There is room enough 10
have a garden with this Cape Cod
home on eStra-larec lot Features
arate din. rm level lot with fruit
trees and large garden area, Ask
ing Sii 900. Call till $ pm. WA.
1.390o ROBERT S. DAVIS AND
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sPLIT-LEvEL HOMES. sl6.250

SPLIT-LEvEL HOMES, SI6.250
Finest all-brick homes in city Have
full bsmt.. very lge., ultramodern
KIT, all city improvements Rolling
Ridge subdivision. adjacent 10 st.
Margaret Church al Addison I'd.
and Central ave. over so sold and
occupied GIL approved. trades
taken Also de luxe brick ramblers
at S15250 Call Mr.. OHGE. RE.
5-f069 with MAX MILLER REAL
ESTATE IT -p1OO
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs ---FoTeet abor

HUI SES By HUGHES-Forget about
Irills, do-dads, and cracker box
solid-brick Colonial. pre.war con-
struction, featuring very best Of
everything. family dining room.
1T. living room, 3 upper level
bedrooms and beautiful alI-pur.
pose room in bone-dry basement.
'errif1c buy at S14.250. w, r.
HUGHES CO. AP. 7-l400 I'll Q
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GI OR FHA--3 good sized bedrms.,
sewing rm. or den: brick construc-
tion; fenced lot; lge. screened porch;
immaculate cond.; all extras in
cluded PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
CO.. UN. 4-1I66, WA. T-B655.
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LUXURY HOME with o5-ft living
rm huge dining nm. and kit with
all mod equip, Ice bedrms and
den. center hall ent, carport for
- utmost privacy on beautifully
handicapped 94-acre lot in an area
OF distinctive homes Price. SAL
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Teen-ugers Plan
Rocket Parachute
For Space Mouse

AUSTIN, MINI. Dec. 7 R.-
The next mouse shot into
space" by the Austin Rocket
Society has prospects Of COM
ing back alive.
The teen age scientific group
sent . small mouse bearine
rocket aloft last week. The ex-
pertinent was successful but
ended IN destruction for the
mouse. ~ well a. the rocket.
Now the Society plans an
other launching. but with an
election device on the rocket
TO bring the rodent safely To
the ground by parachute. Plans
are TO fire the rocket either
December ~ or January 5.
The rocket society has 10
members. IA to II years OF age.
and is advised by a high school
physics chemistry teacher. The
group has made 35 successful
rocket launchings in ITO at
tempts over a two-year period.
The housekeeping rocket
last week reached an altitude OF
about 1900 feet.
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John H. Carter, 46,
ChuIk's Rescuer

Funeral service for a sports
enthusiast who rescued Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Roy Chalk when their
yacht sank August rs of At
lantic City. N. j.. will be held
wednesday in Atlantic City.
He Is John H. Carter, 46, an
Atlantic City undertaken. who
died Friday night in q head-on
collision on Route Sol north
OF Upper Marlboro In Prince
Georges County.
Mr.. Carter was returning
from . hunting trip in North
Carolina with passenger. Macy
Holt. 50. also Of Atlantic City.
when his car was struck on a
hill by another car trying to
pass Q truck.
He was boating in the area
where the Chalk yacht caught
fire and burned. forcing its
passengers to Jump into the
sea. Mr.. Carter picked up Mr..
Chalk. president Of the d. c.
Transit System. Inc. Mrs
Chalk, another passenger and
q steward.
Funeral services will be at
the Shiloh Baptist Church, At
lantic City. with burial in
Pleasantville Cemetery there.
Mr.. Carter avs proprietor Of
the Carter Funeral Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
British EIopers
Face Legal Block

EDINBURGH, Scotland. Dec.
Z Pl.-Society clippers Tessa
Kennedy and Dominic Elves
struck a legal blockade in Scot
land today in their efforts TO
marry despite court orders.
A Scottish judge granted an
interim order to prevent the
wealthy l9-year-old daughter
of shipping magnate Godfrey
Kennedy from marrying the
26-year-old son Of portrait
painter Simon Elves.
The couple has been hiding
in Scotland for a week after
an English court ordered them
not TO marry and to come
home.
Lord Migdale. judge in the
supreme court of Scotland.
granted the interim order after
considering technical questions.
some of which involved diff
ferences between English and
Scottish courts.
Godfrey Kennedy asked the
court for the injunction TO pre-
vent the marriage OF his blond
daughter. She is a Protestant:
Mr.. Elves a Roman Catholic
Mr.. Kennedy's attorney applied
for the order on the ground
an English court already had
forbidden the marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Tax Relief Advocated
For Students Parents

for Government aid to the stu
dent and to the college.
Many. if not most. OF these
suggestions would provide for
direct aid to the educational
institution. or for scholarships
for the student" she said.
Mr.. Jennings said he seri-
ously questions the advisable
ity OF such proposals.
THE granting OF scholar
ships would inevitably bring
some measure Of Federal con-
troll over the student" he said.
The Government might pre-
scribe the students course Of
study. or 1t might issue schol-
arships only TO those students
who would enter fields the
Government considers essen
tial."
And If the Government
makes outright grants to col
leges and universities, he add
ed. There is no end to the
strings that could be attached"
Mr.. Jennings is urging the
House Ways and Means Com
mittee TO push for a report on
his Dill from the Treasury De-
partment.
The committee has informed
Mr. Jennings that a report on
his bill was requested last May
but that no recommendations
have been received so far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Anthony Coscio.
Native of Italy

Anthony Cascio. SO. a WASH
ington resident for SO years,
died yesterday at his home,
63ls Eighth street NV. after
q long illness.
An architectural sculptor, Mr.
Cascio was born in Messina
Italy. and came here as a small
boy. Among other projects. he
worked on the replica Of the
Parthenon in Nashville, Tenn
Mr.. Cascio is survived by a
brother and four sisters. Frank
and Miss Maria c.. OF 74Os
Piney Branch road. Takoma
Park. Nd; the Misses Anna and
Lucia c.. Of the home address;
and Mrs. Frances r. Crupi. 74i3
Piney Branch road. Takoma
Park.
Prayers will be said at the
Huntemann funeral home, 5732
Georgia avenue NV. at $3.50
am. Tuesday with mass at 10
am. at Nativity Catholic
Church. Thirteenth and Pea
body streets NV. Entombment
will be In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

A Virginia representative Is
urging financial help for par
ents of college students-with
what he describes as a mini
mum Of Federal control and
red tape.
Representative Jennings,
Democrat Of Virginia, says he
believes his proposal-to pro-
vide an additional 5000 tax ex-
emption for each child in COL
lege-stands a good chance for
serious consideration by Con-
gress.
Since the Russians have put
two Sputniks into space. he
said. there have been wide
spread demands for added
emphasis on college training.
Mr.. Jennings said a recent
survey shows that in 1854 Rus
STA granted preliminary scien-
tiflc and engineering degrees to
about 100000 students. COM
pared TO $500 comparable de-
grees granted in the United
States the same year.
such figures call aloud for
a greater effort to get our
young people into college" he
said.
His tax relief proposal. Mr.
Jennings said. lodges some OF
the objections which he said
are connected with proposals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Charles Paul, 80,
Federal EmpIoye
For so Years

Charles 3. Paul. 90. q Federal
employe here for fifty years
died yesterday at the Truro
Mass, home Of his daughter
Mrs. Courtney Allen.
A native Of Michigan. Mr.
Paul received his bachelor OF
laws degree from wittenbers
College. Springfield. Ohio. In
1894. and q year later took his
master Of laws degree here
from the National University
Law School. which later merged
into George Washington Uni
versity.
He was an attorney for the
United States Bureau Of PEN
sions from 1887 to 1920 and
for the Internal Revenue Serv-
;ce from 1920 TO 1898. when he
retired.
He was married to Miss
Charlotte Emmert. OF WASH
ington. here in 1896. From
1880 until 1854 he resided At
1885 Hemlock street NV.
He is survived by his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Allen. and a grand
daughter. Mrs. Rich me n d
Long. Of Buzzards Bay. Mass.
Funeral services will be held
at , pm. Wednesday In the
Hines Funeral Home. 2o0l
Fourteenth street NV. with
burial IN Glenwood Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
John Q. A. Lewis,
Dies

John Q. A. Lewis. 81. q Wash
ington policeman for nearly Is
years. died Of q heart attack
yesterday at his home. 240e
Branch avenue Sc.
A native OF Ottumwa, Iowa.
he moved to Washington when
he was discharged from the
Marine Corps in 1925 and
Joined the Metropolitan Police
When he was retired for dis
ability in l949. he had served
for several years as license in
spection officer at the 18th
precinct.
Survivors include his widow
the former Helen Busey. and a
daughter, Miss Dolores Lewis.
both Of the home address: a
son. John w. Lewis Of WASH
ington: his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Lewis: a brother.
William. and q sister. Mrs.
Charles Skinner. all OF Of
tumwa. Iowa.
Services will be at IL am.
Tuesday at Ryland Methodist
Church. Branch avenue and S
street Sc. with burial in
Washington National Gene
terry.
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Tough,
200 Area Scouts Learn

eliminations that I would be
able to participate" John said
I'm trying not to get nervous.
but let me tell you. it's not
easy"
Is Hours Writing Speech
James NJ. Turner. jr.. 10. OF
Washington Troop %. said. My
first step in preparing the
speech was writing an outline
But that sure was easy COM
pared TO what followed. l spent
about Is hours writing 1t. I,
took me four hours TO finish
II last night"
All talks were limited to five
minutes.
When the speechmaking ses-
sions were dismissed three
hours later. the scouts left the
school happy with the new ex-
perience and. perhaps. happier
to realize they are scouts and
not public speakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Woman Dies Of Burns
From Ignited Dress

Mrs. Samuel o. Brown. Sc.
died Friday at the Washington
Sanitarium Of burns suffered
November so at her home. 1000
Westmorland avenue. Takoma
Park.
Mrs. Brown was severely
burned over most Of her body
when her night dress caught
fire as she was tending a
coal burning furance. F1remen.
called to the home by neigh
bors. said they believed Mrs.
Brown tried to throw coal on
oak wood in the furnace in
an effort to build up a IRE
which had been banked for
the night. A blowback Of flame
ienited her clothing.
Mrs. Brown was q Govern
ment employee for 80 years with
the War Department and the
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Bureau Of the Census. She
retired in 1858.
A native Of Michigan, she
was the former Anna C. Braun.
and married Mr.. Brown In
1923. He is q retired Govern
ment Printing once employe,
Mrs. Brown was a member
Of the Fourth Church Of Chris
tian Science. 3505 Sixteenth
street NV.
She is survived by her hus-
band. Of the home address;
five brothers. Albert j.. 3 West
Uhler avenue. Alexandria. and
Fred. Edward. Charles and
Herman. all Of near Ann Arbor,
Mich. and a sister. Mrs. Mary
Weedmen. Manchester. Mich.
Funeral services will be at
1915 pm. Tuesday at the Ia
koma Funeral Home. 254 Car
roll street NV. with burial in
Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
HoodIum Tito Poys
1881 Bootleg Fine

SPRINGFIELD. III. Dec. I.
lR.-Frank Zito. who was
rounded UP last month in New
York at what police described
as a convention Of hoodlums,
made good on a 1881 bootleg
ging fine YESTERDAY
Zito's attorney. Robert Heck
enkamp. brought a ss,050 cash.
ier's check into the U. S. District
Court. The check was purchased
by Zito'S wife.
The 64-year -old Zito was
fined $4,000 and sentenced to
TWO years in prison in 1881 for
a prohibition violation. He paid
of $3.50. but apparently never
the remainder. Court officials
were not available to explain
why the fine was allowed to
ride on. the books so long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Benjomin Gordon,
Veteran Printer,
Ex-D. c. Resident

Benjamin Edward Gordon
70. q former Bureau Of Engrav-
ing and Printing plate printer
died Wednesday of a heart at
tack at his home. ala Eigh-
tenth avenue south. st. Peters
burg. Fla.
Mr.. Gordon claimed descent
from George Gordon. an early
Georgetown planter. Historians
differ on the origin OF George.
towns name. but some believe
il was named for George Cor
don and George Beall. another
planter. and not for George II
Of England.
He was born In Georgetown,
where his family lived since
the towns founding. and was
10 Government printer 81 years
until his retirement In 1916
when he moved to st. Peters
burg.
Mr.. Gordon was q Royal Arch
Mason Of Columbia Chapter
No. /. q member Of the Hope
Lodge No. 20. and q life member
of the Plate Printers Union.
He leaves his wife. the former
Emily Kaldenbach of George
town. at the home address; q
daughter. Mrs. Hall Dumville,
24l6 Thirty-ninth street NV;
q son. Merritt Chance Gordon,
1896 Nichols street S.W.: a sis
ter. Mrs. Noreen A. Haas, 2l9
Oakwood street Sc. and a
brother. Elmer J. Gordon, Sill
yer Hill, Md.
Funeral services and burial
were held yesterday at st.
Petersburg.