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q YOU HAVE Aof LOAN AvAIl:

NSsdTm', sss.Sath rambler: e aan e
hail plan. separate dlnins rnl..
large kit; With breakfast aI!ea:
OEOROE MASON GREEN Co,
Exclusive Broker, IA. 4-1400,
a-ACRE Estate, close In: 4 bed.
bath modern home. built for Gra-
cious living; guesthouse and other
outbuildings. A RARE BUY FOR
THIS LOCATION, S43. 500. c. b.
o'SHAUdHNEssY, AGENT. 81.
e-2Q2a' JE. 2-ll0l; eyes, OF.
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MAsH. AVE-. AREA--FruIy : bsnutl.
ful stonesand brick center-hal
rambler, located on . tree.ahaded
corner lot and oifers . mahogany.
pnnoled entrance hall, beautiful
living rm. with stone nfoplAce
DINING fIA,s dream kitchen. porch
, tuin-eiBe be1fmes : bathl, stpr.
aee attic. fun haint. with bath
large garage. Excellent llnancinl
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BUSY HANDS?
N. S. A.

We have . vide selection
q homes in the LAnham-
oeAhrook area us minutes
to Fort Meacel, ranging In
price from $4,000 70 S26.-
900. Most homes are on IA
acre or larger. Call THOM-
AS 7. HALEY, REALTOR.
AP. T-S300 or sP. $500.
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TS ..: a. Acas 81: Ssss Soi5nl ~ i:
garaee perch. fenced level lot,
psgniassnt tres. sAMUEL =.
1s fSo m or ND, NC Oh g.
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oRnIroElEkD eunDIy. NJ. Ken
baths. den o. ith bsdrm.; rec.
Hm., laundry I'm, and future
maids nm; lge. Nit. with bkfst
space, hy. fm., din. rm.; outside
cement patio: Gear 6uill-in ga-
b oWNER. & s9S.es0. Cal
rs S.Is6s s sISsIns t sss DAY q s sRs
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FERENT7 Then check these Tea
lures. i4x20ia living room With
fireplace, ATTRACTIVE BAY
WINDOW, 1Oxl41a separate Gin-
Ing IL" ultra modern de luxe
equipped kitchen has everythingi
Three large bedrooms. de luxe
aIl-tile baths. Pun basement has
huge. beautifully dnished fecre-
alton room with fireplace. Large.
level lot consists Of more than
1880 81, Il, Priced ct enly
S25.5OQ. y block to transpofta-
this BRAND-NEW BEAUTY. Can
e lnspseti ~ Milk1azLEE heaiIofs,
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Quality Minded?

A lovely custom-built rambler
beautiful corner lot. No home IN,
u In this convenient area. unusual
recreation re2m. .un perch, built,
every convenlenee, Priced below
market, s23,bOO,
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ARLINGTON. n, TqeEahOs BE
situated on 5 6sautifSi S-sere iot
bedrms.. separate dining rm,.
fpll basement Sl7,55O. GEORGE
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eter ]. hagan q son

Jus. > years old: 3 bsdrms. ~
bisn s sssn. r'i ~. srsSs as I. a sS
$50; $1,000 down, balance ap-
prox. $50 per mo. includes ali On
3O-year FHA loan. Vacant and
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DEI IE1D N--AltTactIlq bFIck tlm'
s ss,.;.oi Myins so, en- Ab.d H5sDlas;
RHaEhafff2l IA sae.iaisn. .In-.DA
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Il pisasaS isp I''a SsSs 600
near bus. schools and shoppinsi
nice fenced yard. iargs sefeened
porch. dining room. full bsmt..
fireplace, 3 bedrms. "a dormitory
sisel, FLA appraised for Sia.s00
loan or assume OF loan, Low down
payment Move Eight ip, LAIRD
RkAbJY co. JE. A-OSSb' JE.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

M. MINI. AVE. AND MASS AVE,
New 2-famIly det, apt.i g a
JOHN l., blIELToN. RRALToR,
$500 DOWN. coNoREes HTS, -.
bedrm., semldsl. brk.i biz. 70
SHELTON, REALTok, 10, $4,000,
0IR.OBO; 3-BKDRM. NEW ERIK.
RAMBLER facing parki adj. Hlll-
crest--Rec. rm, and nrepl.i cow.
loc.; may consideL lois u ,trace,
TI slms' "a .atIoo, '' NHH
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R0usEs H0R sALE-Mn.
MonTo0MEnY COUNTY


kncoLA--sTTsea and shrubs snE.
fYgn 1s od @ls i naslstfiasss ns n1 ~
with nr1Ql. and do-L pIcilf.
window, Gin. lm M Wiz sA!lt.
space 2 lNlnesiao heQInl, ~
l6iinkiEss 4 &c Co, Us f.sB0ss' :
hGTllA 10y on !. =. Z. n NJ A =. J.
burg; , bed4nsa z y baths. el4e
A .s;; "a ssrass 81 many extras; MI
trees. &c. 1fanslsrled, must aflli
make oner. Ike, nnAnclng. OIL
0-932e, No AGENTS.
|RETmKSDA. 0ARRETT HANk.--a
hedrln. home, must be sold. hyee.l
OF a-sg52. J. Lno koLb Co.
nkTMksDA--Deaut. a-bedrnh., 4.
level contemporary, lge, kit, viii
brkfst. nook, Nv. I'm. with hreple.
is.4b6 FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
a.Ssas OF. a-7oOoi ewes" "o
nETHK8nK. Locust nillS xsiatel--
pToifiEe nalGnhoIhoo1i 1nnclonl
home Tor lgp, family; . bedrma.. !
baths, 1 lae. Nv. rms. den. rec,
rn.s GafS lge. wooded lnt. tltANk
s. fhitf,IP6,. INC, OIL. 2-7O0oi
eVea,, WO. o.06a5.
BETHESDA CDanncek hafnl OPEN
New brick rambler. ual9 ram
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BETHRsDA-By OWNER.
Make a. oyer on this 3.
bedrm. brick Colonial; We
are leaving the ereA. have
70 sell, opsn every aayi
River I'd. OIL. 2-227a,
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CONLEY REALTORS
esab GA, AVE, M, p-aiSf TN .
COLONIAIS

Yes. 8 nav homes, being COM
A., n , me W N Srs. ..,i .pI
place, guest- slEe dining room, De
Siof. den and powder room; ) 6sd-
rooms, baths and larRe guest
closet on end hooT; basement, tiled
noor with exit, plus ceEport. Walk
10 shops and bus So, 300.
CONLEY REALTORS
obaS GA. AVE. ~. e-0770 TIL
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COLLEGE PARK
q ROOMS. 2 BATHg

Beautiful caps Cod bargain
Only SI1,0BO: $1,000 down. Some
Of the many features are paneled
DEN. SEWING room. h.-Uh, BIZ
bsmt.. all-equip. kit. family-siEl
din, I'm. and large handicapped Ioi
with lovely shade trees. Al cond
See because here is . real saeFi-
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-4S00 ReaitorI
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I BEDROOMS, az BATHS
This immaculate brick Cape Coo
also has fireplace IN iiV. Fm., nies
din. I'm. and eQuip. hit. with deer
freeze. side screened porch. full
basement with exit. Lovely level lot
WAX 2 elementary school. Loeste Z
= p BLANcHARD. REALToR
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Assume Large ~ OF Loan
with monthly psymenls Of SOS 70
incl. interest, principal, taxes ana
!nsnF. on this lovely ail.bTick, 81
bedroom ramblert full basement,
many extras % lovely corner iot.
l block from elementary school,
close-in Silver Spring.
LEO A, BRYER 4 CO., INC.
~. p.s033, Mrs. Wills. RA. s-710s
THE Maplew0od for ST.
kIsk WICKETT TERRACE
4 BKDRMS., 4 BATHS
Open Daily Till $50
Bethesda's most luxurious, new
epltt-leVel design, with huge center
hall 4 heqrms.. 2 full and 2 half
baths, 22xl7 Nv. Tnl., iae. sep. din.
leAtureg too numerous to mention;
$y7,70Q; Open daily, Wisconsin %
Ala Vista 70 beyond NAVAL
Hosp J lell % dead end ana oben
slen. pl9TRIcI- MARYLAND REAL
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NEW HAMp. AVE. AREA

NEW HAAiP. AVE. AREA
q luxe brick rambler; 9 spaeIcga
rms yoodDufning 4fepl.. sep. din.
Fm., 4 n baths. master bedFn. with
powder rn,t vacant; under $4,000
conyenient 70 tramp.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-6400
NeA, ~, MADE PEReoNNEL. 20
Imins. Vie PARKWAY from this undue
l9sgsafm sT-s26th home 2 yonf
terms. w. a-soe9.
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3 ACRES

NEAR FOUR CORNERS
the qpunnal, The conniryside Is
heaptllul and rolling and siitine
VIE pois ssseisa sS SIoe eshsr 1 cass
RiiIP.ERIHgY' co. rjI6f ' dk.ssii. $4,000.
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3-BEDROoM RAMBLER
SAG "a PER MO-

Daniels Park. near Maryland
UniVsrslty; 3-yr. old rambler: Nv
nm. dinette. modern equipped
recreation room, lsgnery room;
cAAfPANKLLA 4 co.
Y. 3.llI9 ives. 10. s-9l7a
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L-SHAPED RAMBLER - Neat, at-
tractiye 3-bedroom home with
large kitchen and separate dining
room; situated on q large tree
shaded lot in beautiful Holmes
Run Acres; priced at . modest
$4,000 with FHA financing avail.
able. Call today for appointment.
LURlA BROTHERS. INC, Real
tors. s04S Wilson blvd. Arlington,
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4 BIO LOTS Il aereD-Briek
Cape COD With ] bedrm. down and
up. 2 baths; trees, garden. patio.
playhouse; dead-end street; near
RaltimeFe-Washington pkVy.; only
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HOUSES ~ uU0HEs-Buy ~
Ia save Important ereenbacl
money; S-bedrm. brk. rambler 10,
attsvllie. Reduced to s1l ESQ q
az az, s1 AZ @ s.SaSsC W R. HUGHES
ECONOMY SPECIAL : 2-6Sdrm
bunealQW. With expansible Attic
for Ord bedrm, aluminium storm
windows, fenced yard. Quick COM
mullins 70 D. G. BY new FreeWay.
Assume alkes loan with only $3.50
sRaS 81 ne PRINCE as Sazz nqlEoRoEs
s:9Epnnn. BRICK RAMBLER
ern, all.bfick home. full bsmt,
gas heat, walk aist. " transp.'
stores and school, excellent con-
r. u A HunMSiPHkiFfSs, sNsasl ave-.
realtors, MA. 6-5020,
ADAMS SUGGESTS; Vacant, quick
luxe brick rambler; living rm. with
dream kitchen. fun bsmt.. at.
tached earage, slate roof, copper
gutter. stone planter Asking
SiS,3OO, will consider oliers with
SH bSHs' kEAS fisS uN ts Pies r
CONTEMPORARY CAPE CO.'S
bedrms. with partially finished eth
bedrm. OF den, stylish front and
rear overhana and corner windows,
Dc luxe kit, full rec ,-typo bsmt. Z:
yals to eysrythins; $1,000, Ei.lA,
eihs8SErsorhe I pgRAaoShrnfsatRa. FRINGE NJ.
permarket Of Homes, AP. 1-1f7l.
LANDQvER HI[LB-WooDI.AWN
De luxe ramhlori spacious liv
I'm. with Woodburning hropl., B
hne hsdrms., mod, kit. full bsmt. I;
only yrA old. Assume Ice. AM
gu loan. heAa. down pymt.
", HYATTpVtILK--Brick rambler
bsmt. $1,000 dr., 500 mo. incl
taxes.
b.rm. brick semidet; rec. I'm.
and storm windows; $1,000 On. "a
IAAiLlh n. i,ARIR. MO TN q
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silva ekRIN0: 81, ESQ: pals
drive aIea; o-rm, brick rambler
spsse.' ) nice bsdrms. ana bath
fan bsmi with maids IN, and
bath; assume 0l Loan. WOOD
sInE RErLTY Co. 10. s-et4o;
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JUST as BIG A Buy Is you'll md
brick raneher. complete with ga
rage; super de luxe neighboThood
and street. heart Of Arlington. 8
bedrms.. large Nv rm. with firepl.,
right up-to-date kit. Europe-hound
sT9nssss wants AA auisE s yor 81 ,es Snly
Phone today, il. 3-2093. WA. A.
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
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s-rm. brick. semidet rec, I'm.
and storm windows; $1,000 do. I "a
JANIS " CARR. NC, we 70 y
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$4,000, 4llq Isl TRQf4 can BE-
level IN ehoIcs rssidens srss, Z
bsdTms.. 2 fun tiled XIX. Ice.
liv. I'm. With frepl., dfiksatin.. de
luxe kit. incl. dislawn4f and
aispo.ali eerpcrt lovely IA 1o2x
2l2. Priced ct $22. $50. Ser fur.
co. IA. 5-9SeS. Once 'Spsn Q
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6ETHEsDAs SMALL k8fAfl over
se ,, ssss e lsvsl Ecoes. snai lsns
Colonial .reSidence IN the perfect
setting. far hack from the street
5 Ice. bedfms.. z baths on 2ne
a. library powder rm. on ~
a. wonderful privacy and ancln,
homes. FRANK 3. PHILLIPS,
INC. OF. 2-7o0e: svess Wo
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A HONEYMOON COUPLE Is all
that's necessary for this home,
mmSownihN9isnft hv ,m An asr Az ~
rm.. 3 hedrms.. lovely equip' Kit:
storm windows and doors. Home
q immaculate. A BARGAIN ct only
SdaS. Wa. u x c Gnsi SRRSn si5H "
INC. W NAN -
4 BEpRMs.. $3.50 down; 2i-fS.
Nv rm. and authentic frsplaea.
lse. L-shaped kit. with ample sat-
ms space, very deep lots with fruit
trees and grape vines. Elem. school
IA very near. 9 years old and only
Sl2,SOO. g. Q. saraehis co.. u.
2-a2i4,
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WOODED CORNER L0T-nsauIiful
Northumberland rambler with
daylight bsmt., generous bed
rms; table-spaee. fully salippec
sit,; si s,s geEd porch EEssRsiepa I
US. In. IsSeOihtl. q kLsslNoHN
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tain the person who is the
head Of the General Offices. +"
I would address your letter to
him and ask that he express
your deep appreciation to the
others.
Question: recently saw in
a stationery shop a card that
the salesman told me was cor
rect to use for an informal in
vitation. It was a new one to
me and I'd like to have your
opinion as to whether or not
1t is correct. It was a single
card slightly larger than the
regulation informal folded card
on which the address was en-
graved in the upper right hand
corner. The name was CEN
tered a little below this. This
OF course left quite a lot of
space on the bottom of the
card. Mrs. A. LII.
Answer - This variation of
the regulation folded informal
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Now that it is the Lenten
season a little review of our
church-going manners would
not seem out of order. Based
on our general decorum, of
course. Certainly no one would
presume to offer suggestions
relative to following specific
rituals observed by different
faiths.
First, it would appear that
one should be dressed in a
quiet and dignif1ed manner
when attending church. A
woman should wear a hat and
gloves-the gloves being re-
moved, of course, when receiv-
ing holy communion.
Being Thoughtful
Not caring whether one ar
rives late or not seems to be
one OF the most glaring faults
Of churchgoers. Those who
straggle in after the service
has begun seem completely
oblivious of the tact that they
are disturbing others. They
make no effort to enter quietly
and inconspicuously. The
thoughtful persons will wait in
the rear of the church until a
prayer is over and take his
seat in a back pew during a
hymn.
II you do arrive early. wav-
ing or stopping to chat with a
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MODERN
MANNERS
The Lenten Season Is Time
To Review Church Manners
By CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

friend on your way down the
aisle is showing a definite lack
of good taste. An obvious
greeting to friends or acquaint-
ances is certainly out of place.
A nod and a smile as you pass
by is sufficient recognition.
Don't plant yourself in the
outside seat of a pew, refusing
to bulge an inch as new
corners arrive. This procedure
naturally forces them to climb
and stumble to get by you. If
you must have the outside seat,
at least be considerate enough
to stand as others enter the
pew.
Listen attentively to the SER
mon. even if it bores you.
Making your boredom obvious
is extremely thoughtless to
those around you. Reading the
church pamphlet. whispering to
your neighbor, restlessly wrigg-
ling about or readjusting your
hat and clothes is showing an
utter lack of the fitness of
things. Above all, I trust you
never apply makeup in church!
You think I presume too much
to even suggest that anyone
would be guilty of such an act?
Unfortunately not. I have seen
it done quite often.
Consult Usher
If attending a church for the
first time, be sure to consult an
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card is perfectly correct to use.
Its use has been gaining in
popularity during the past few
years. The invitation, Of
course, is written below the
name.
Question-A bachelor friend
of mine telephoned me the
other evening to drop over to
meet some Of his guests. He
did not offer to call for me,
but as he did not live very far
away I did go over. After
staying at the party for a
short time, I returned home
alone. Now I am wondering
whether or not he should
have stopped by for me and
also should have seen that
someone brought me. home.
What do you think about it?
Miss b. v.
Answer - It is obvious that
your bachelor friend has a
rather informal way of doing
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usher so-that you will not take
a seat in a pew reserved for a
church member. Above all,
follow him down the aisle to
the seat he indicates. It's Ger
tainly not very courteous to
have him arrive at the pew he
has chosen, only to turn
around and find YOU have
seated yourself elsewhere.
And now a suggestion to
parents: I think it is too
much to expect small children
to refrain from squirming in
their seats during the service.
So, until small Junior has
grown old enough to observe
the must" of church going,
that he keep quiet, I think
the considerate parent will
manage somehow to leave him
at home. This is fair, not only
to the child himself, but to
others present.
If it is necessary for you
to leave before the services
are over. by all means do so
with as little irritation to those
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seated near you as possible.
1t will be far less annoying to
others if you will make your
departure during the singing
of a hymn, rather than during
the sermon. 1t also helps, if
you know you cannot stay
through the entire service, that
you seat yourself near the back
Of the church.
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things. In my opinion. II he
could not call for you himself
on account of his other guests,
he should have sent one Of the
male members of the party to
call for you and should also
have seen that you were es-
corted home.
Registered United States Patent ofhce)
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Questions and Answers

Questions and Answers
Question - Will you please
tell me how to acknowledge a
wedding gift from a large Or
ganization with which my hus-
band-to-be is connected? I
don't like the idea of address,
ing a letter Dear Friends" or
some similar salutation. There
fore, I'll appreciate your serv-
ice. The card is just signed
General Offices"
Miss H. S. T.
Answer would suggest in
this rather difficult situation
that you automatically ascer-
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.AP Wirephoto

door" raid which witnesses said
was aimed by Joe Di Maggie at
his ex-wife, Marilyn Monroe, but
took them by mistake into an
other woman's apartment.
The shapely. 3l-year-old po-
licewoman. a blue-eyed brunette.
testified she was in Palm Springs
on vacation when spotted on the
street by Richard F. Williams, a
police officer.
Mr.. Williams and Officer Ger
aid A. Holland testified they had
been dispatched from Los An
eeles in a police car with the
subpoena.
Mr. Williams said he invited
Mrs. Dawson to join them so
they wouldn't be so conspicuous
as policemen.
Informant" Unidentified
The three were joined in the
police car by the informant. "
left unidentified by witnesses. on
advice of a deputy city attorney.
They visited two night clubs and
checked numerous parking lots
but found neither Mr.. Sinatra
nor his car, Mr.. Williams said, SO
proceeded TO his home.
There the informant found a
chain of gold keys in the 'front.'
door lock.
Mrs. Dawson said she knocked
and called the names that were
on the keys for about three min
uteS.
Mr.. Williams testified she re-
manned inside the doorway while
the three men went to Sinatra' s
room.
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CooIing-Off Period Set
In Farm Bill Argument

'wrangling over rival Republican
and Democratic proposals.
Before it laid aside farm
legislation until next Tuesday,
the House killed by a seven-vote
margin a Republican proposal to
give corn growers an expanded
allotment and a price support
floor of rs per cent of parity.
To shouts of Now you're
talking" Representative Colmer,
Democrat of Mississippi, sug-
gested that the best thing might
be refer the entire dispute back
to the Agriculture Committee.
Representative H. Carl Ander-
sen, Republican of Minnesota,
likened the proceedings to a
wake for the farm bloc"
Whether the House would en-
act a program in time to be ef-
fective before spring planting
appeared to depend on weekend
conferences between partisan
factions.
Before the House quit, Chair
man Cooley. Democrat of North
Carolina. of the Agriculture
Committee indicated willingness
to consider" revision of a far
ranging Democratic bill which
now would add feed grain grow
ers to those eligible for soil
bank subsidies.
Representative Poage. Demo-
crat Of Texas, also invited Re-
publicans to meet with commit
tee Democrats to discuss their
Representative Au-
gust Andersen of Minnesota,
senior committee Republican, re-
torted: You just want us to
take over your bill"
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Magazine Indicted
For Printing Story
On Abortion Pill

CHICAGO. Mar. 8 (P). = A
Federal grand jury yesterday re-
turned a six count indictment
charging Confidential Magazine
and its distributing company
with mailing obscene or crime
melting matter and giving in
formation on abortion.
Named in the indictment were
Confidential. Inc, of 1898 Broad
way. New York, and the Kable
Printing Co. of Mount Morris
III. No individuals were named
The indictment was based on
an article published in the
March, 1856. issue entitled The
Pill That Ends Unwanted Preg-
nancy" written by N. Z. Benson.
The Government charged that
the pill referred to in the article
was described in a manner CAL
culated to lead another to use
or apply it for producing an
abortion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08

f1aShlight in Frankie's eyes and
shock him awake while the other
officer read the subpoena aloud
and the "antagonistic" crooner
sputtered profanity.
The testimony was given at
deposition hearings. which. said
Attorney Milton A. Rubin, are
intended to determine if the
crooner has a cause for action
and. if so, whom he should sue.
Testifies at Hearings
The subpoena - served 100
miles away in another county by
Los Angeles peterborough Mr..
Sinatra to last weeks legislative
hearings here on private detec-
tives and scandal magazines. He
gave his version of the wrong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08
Woman Soys Pet Names
Didn't Wake Sinotro

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 4 (P).-
A pretty policewoman says she
knocked on Frank Sinatra's front
door about 4 am. last February
16 and called Daddy" OAR
ling" Lover Boy" and frankie
in an effort to arouse the
crooner.
Mrs. Glory Dawson testified
yesterday she was helping two
fellow Los Angeles policemen
serve subpoena on Mr.. Sinatra.
When her entreaties caused no
sign of life at Sinatra's darkened
home near Palm Springs, the
plainclothesmen entered with a
key they found sticking in the
door. One said he beamed a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08
BY the Associated Press

The House today started a
four-day cooling off period as
farm leaders sought to compro-
mise partisan differences over
proposed new farm subsidies for
corn and feed grain growers.
The legislation was proposed
as means of reducing produ-
ton gluts which have forced
down prices in the Midwest corn
belt. But it brought two days
of heated and often personal
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Slides on Holy Lund

Mai. William R. Gommell of
Andrews Air Force Base will
show color slides of the Holy
Land at 7:45 pm. tomorrow in
the Central Union Mission, 624
Indiana avenue NV.
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register for these free prizes!

One Coty oton1zer four pors Schronk pojomos three
RCA albums and three Coty noiI polish kits will be
given lucky ticket holders OF EACH STORE Lonsburohs
Washington ond Langley Pork. Nd Register now in our
lingerie departments. Drowine will be March 6
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shop Ianhush" Langley Park
Ia sbmyhs
WASHINGTON LANGLEY MARYLAND
let's haze pal anna party-,cith
>cM,a>%k1 nO-irOn dreamWear

Fun? There will be roomfui Of it tomorrow
at Lonsburgh's! Come in-see informal mod
cling Of Schronk dreonweor-heor your fovor-
lite RCA records, help yourself to free ginger
ole and learn how to give your own Pojonno
Pory!
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Tunison-Andrews

Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Tunison
Of Bethlehem. Pa announce
the engagement OF tn cir
daughter Georgiann to 1t.
Robert M. Andrews. son Of
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John
Nelson Andrews Of Arlington.
Va. A June wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Kreumer-Bcrrcch

Mr.. and Mrs. Herm q n
Kreamer announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Loretta to Mr.. Selby Barrach.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Barrach of Richmond, Va. A
June wedding is planned.