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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-19

WOmen's International ASsO-
citation of Aeronautics, the Fed
eral Aviation Agency's Blanche
NOyes, chief of the Air Marking
Staff, has been given the Lady
DrummOnd-Hay Memorial Tr0-
ply.
The presentation was made
in ceremonies yesterday at New
York's Floyd Bennett Field.
A holder of many speed and
flying records, Mrs. Noyes has
been flying since 1928 and is
the only woman flying Govern
ment aircraft.
4 : \
Reported to be the only air
craft mechanics school on the
the East Coast between Phila-
delphia and Miami, the Tenn
pie School will open classes
here at 1910 New York avenue
NV, october 81.
Sponsored by Temple and the
Air Institute, the classes offer
a 10-month course to prepare
students for FAA ratings for
power plant and air frame Ii
censes. Glasses will be held
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
nights and Saturday mornings.
Enrolment will be at Tenn
pie School headquarters, 1888
G. street NV.
\ 4
Almost an anniversary OBJ
servance, National Airlines will
put the BOeing 7O7 in it's fleet
of LOckheed Electras, Constel-
latiOns, DC-7s, DC-6s and
COnvairs November /.
Nationals 25th year in the
business was passed last week
a business which started be-
tween st. Petersburg and Day.
tona Beach with a single four
place Ryan transport. The line
now serves 80 U. S. cities and
Havana.
ChevrOlet's national service
manager, E. L. Harrig land a
lot of other people, are warn
ing that it takes more than a
few quarts of anti-freeze to
ready a car for cold weather.
Some Of his suggestions: Ex-
anime the car body for chips,
scratches or other minor de-
fectS that can be eaten into
major repair items by corrosive
snow removal chemicals.
Give the body paint and
chrome a coat of wax. Under
coat helps prevent damage to
wheel housings, tenders and
other exposed parts of the I'M
derbody.
Make sure the ignition is
fully waterproofed. Do a good
housekeeping job on the in
terror. Then, when having the
anti-freeze added, check en-
CINE hose, brakes, lights and
tires; generator and windshield
Wipers.
The North American News
paper Alliances David Barnett
says tests on the digestion" of
jet engines have tossed the fol-
lowing into fast-running pow
erplants: Glass, a fur-lined
jacket, three types of mechan-
les hats, pair Of pliers, a file,
a chisel, a jackknife, length OF
iron chain, roll of tape, set OF
pilots headphones, an assort-
ment OF nuts, bolts and ball
bearings and several species OF
duck, gull and crow.
THE engine just kept
; whining along with hardly q
; burp."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-19

ing SOS million in new con-
tracts since July / Offlcials
said these latest contracts
bring the current business
backlog to $11 million, highest
in the l1-year history of the
laboratory. They declared en-
ployment is now 760 and will
pass 800 by the end of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-19
WINGS & WHEELS
BY CHARLES YARBRoUGH

If there is a man around who
envies Federal Aviation Admin
istratOr EIwOOd r. Quesada or
Deputy James T. Pyle, the envy
is muttered only to a shaving
mirror.
Newest reason for such an
observation could be a freshet
of answers to the FAA'S pro-
posal for mandatory weather
radar on passenger-carrying
airline aircraft.
AS requested, appropriate
comments have been received
from the interested parties. AS
expected, some of the views are
only about 1870 degrees apart.
Soon will come decision time
on the part of the FAA. At the
moment the status is quo" but
o compromise of some sort
would appear the likely answer.
At the recent annual safety
meeting of the Air Line Pilots
Association, a strong recon-
mendation was drafted to the
FAA, urging that airborne ra-
dar for weather avoidance be
made mandatory on all sched-
uled airline aircraft carrying
passengers or cargo"
The day before the Air
Transport Association. in its
reply to the FAA, said the pro-
posal "is not feasible for a num-
Der of practical reasons. The
Alta asked a major modif1ca-
ton of the proposal" or re-
scinding of it in its entirety.
Great expense of modification
Of aircraft to accept the radar
units is another reason al
vanced by the Alta, particu-
larly on fitting transports
which will be phased out OF
service, some of them within
months.
In it's reply favoring the
weather radar, the Air Line
Pilots went even beyond the
FAA proposal by urging that
the detection devices should
90 on smaller, two-engine
planes, such as the DC-S which
forms the bulk Of the Local
Service Air Lines fleet and
cargo craft as we'll"
Applying the slide rule to the
recently = completed quarter
million mile experience run by
a feet of Falcons, the Ford
Motor Co., says the test proves
that a family Of six could
travel coast-to-coaSt in a Fall
con for $50 worth OF fuel.
The experience run covered
every mile of federally mum:
bered highway in the unite Tea
states and ran up S'2ou'oUU
miles. -. .Ao
rage driver Travelled 6!5
les per day and got 29.44
les to the gallon. Top car
the group averaged S1.5O
lies per gallon.
=
American Airlines will put
DC-7S into transcontinentaI
all cargo service beginning
October IS, linking New York
Chicago and Los Angeles with
daily overnight flights in botr
directions.
Five DC-7s will be in servic,
by the end of the year.
The plane cruises at So
miles an hour, carrying $4,000
pounds of cargo.
y
Named the most OUTSTANDING
woman in aviation by tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-19
'3 RI BUSINESS
Patent Office to Show
Missiles and Satellites
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN
star stan Writer

An exhibit in Department lobby under the
auspices of the ONCE opening tomorrow will accent
the practical application of inventions in the missile satellite
and preparedness fields and show how private enterprise works
Patents Commissioner Robert c. Watson said today:
further evidence of the American free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-19

row at the Commerce Depart
ment.
Firms participating in the
exhibit are: Aeroprojects, Inc,
describing an ultrasonic weld
ing process; Aircraft Arma-
ments. Inc, illustrates the
handling Of a typical patent
resulting from work under a
Government contract; AGA
division of Elastic Stop Nut
Corp, featuring the time de-
lay relay used in aircraft, mis-
siles, computerS. ETC.; AMP
Inc, depicting the advances Of
electricity from the time of
Benjamin Franklin; AMPEX
Corp, pioneers in the tape re-
cording field, presenting re-
corders; Bell Aircraft Corp,
automatic all-weather landing
system; Bell Telephone Labora-
tories, Inc, latest developments
and future designs in station
telephone instruments; Bur-
roughs Corp, latest develop
ments in electroStatic record
ing, Mike Pixie tubes and mag
netic ink character recognition:
Curtiss-Wright Corp, radar
simulator; Eitel = cCullough,
electronic tubes; Electro Tee
Corp, its latest products; Mo-
torola, Inc, latest developments
in the electrical electronics
field; Packard Bell ElectronicS,
an animated pulSe-train code
system in a simulated air traf-
f1c control situation; Precision
Apparatus Co., various instru-
ments manufactured and the
part patents play in their de-
velopment, and Systematics,
Inc, their latest developments
in electronics.
VitrO Laboratories
Gets S6.5 Million Contracts
Vitro Laboratories, $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-19
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Oct. 10 (AP).-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd lot transactions BY
principal dealers for october 10: Pur-
chaSes of 314,490 shares; Sales Of
233,356 shares including 1853 shares
sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-19
OVER COUNTER

Washington listings on over.the-
counter markets furnished by the Ma
tional Association Of Securities Deal
ers, Inc, as Of l pm. Monday, oc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
"For Preferred Properties
Call Pearson Properties"
cred HOT"

Probably the hottest on the
market in this price range!
And what makes 1t so hot?
Well FIRST OF all. it's Just been
reduced $1,000 for q quick
salei WHY else7 WHERE else
could you find such a spic-
and-span all-brick rancher
with the following aualities7
This home offers q full base
ment. in one of our most de-
sirable neighborhoods with
convenience plus! A real choice
three-bedroom beauty situated
on a lovely fenced lot, with
some trees and over a quarter
acre Of ground located on q
dead-end cul-de-sac: attractive
finished recreation room. alu-
minum storm windows through
out: pretty living room with
fireplace; nice dining area,
and all-modern, fully equipped
kitchen. Convenient TO any
grade OF school. to Transport
tation and to shopping. You
can't beat this house for To-
cation. Only 4-year-old;' q
moderate down payment and
liberal financing. viii handle
this house priced for quick
sale at S1s,250l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
"VALUE?-
AND HOW! ! !"

Value Is the keynote Of this
brick-and-stone rambler To-
Gated in the prestige neigh
borhood OF Ravenwood Park
Here's an area where it's
almost impossible to make a
wrong purchase, and here's the
house to back Up that state
ment. An air conditioned beau
ty featuring q foyer entrance
into a big, big living room
with a stone fireplace, stone
mantel, the largest dining
room you've ever seen, a big
modern kitchen. completely
QUILTED for your convenience
AND q breakfast table with
chairs. jalousied Florida room
individually heated, two
tiled baths, and push button
switches throughout Situated
on over an acre OF ground
with big shade trees, gorgeous
patio, combination barbecue
and Dutch oven. Custom, mod
ern Grapes. carpeting and pic
ture windows, front and back,
Just add to the icing on this
$4,000 charmer.
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N, ARR. BRIcK-2 bedrooms. den
S An; r% t bs%t ps OyelY oi lot; 0 sit,'
SILLs REAL ESTATE, IA. $4,000,
N. ARL.; brk. colonial-2 bedrms
", Inden OF 5ra Dr., Sep. din. rm.
I'd; Price $4,000, FLA. OWNER
IKE. S.d033.
n. ARL.-Miniature farm, close in;
Sfspss. cherries, apples ana pears
l30 peony. plants; garden plot
Beautiful shade trees and shrub.
berry, 4-bedroom house; Q fire-
places; I hath, oil h.-w. heat. Bis
buy for retired or frustrated
farmer. 1910 N. carlin spring I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
WILLIAM E.
BARNES co.
REAL, ESTATE XII. 8-l21O

REAL ESTATE KI. 8-l21O
PIMMIT HILLS--Newiy decor. 3
bedrm.. fenced yard: move in.
pay rent until settlement. $4,000.
FLA or conventional. FL. 4-6S50.
RAMBLER bedrms., 2 baths.
carport, fenced-in back. fireplace.
By OWNER. FL. 4-S220.
COTTAGE d o E 8
your MON and dad need q clean,
neat, little retirement cottage in
town With all eonveniences-bus at
door. stores within very short walk
ON terms, within living on pen
sion or social security? We have
Just such home The lot is
perfectly level with tremendous
trees and ample garden space. The
price is only $l2,950. and we
can work out excellent terms.
SALE BY OWNER : Shrevewood
addition, west OF Falls Church.
Tri-leyel. 4 bedrms. or bedrms,
and den; ga baths. carport, tool
ROOM air conditioners; carpettns
closets, cabinets, Large corner lot:
wooded area. Buses, public and
parochiai schools. 30 Minis. Dist
riot or PAntagon. JE. 2-6l79.
s. ARL., 5 minis. Pentagon. Navy
Annex; elem. school 9 blks.; blk,
A. B. a. W bus. 6-yr. -old 3 bed
rooms, brick rambler. full bsmt.i
lge. fenced yard: Sl6.950; Sl,65O
dn. ia. $1,000.
SLEEPY HOLLOW-Three- bedrm..
2ha-bath split-level. Firepl., hot
water Dashboard heat, partially
finished rec. rm.. walk-in closets.
Assume 4hes OF loan; S23,500.
f1rm price. BY OWNER, JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
TREES PLUS"

Like SLEEPY HOLLOWAY
trees? And some Of the best
lots imaginable? Well, here 10
is. in this 2is-year-old all
brick rambler with full DAY
LIGHT basement and an out
side entrance. Speaking OF
lots, this is probably the
prettiest rear lot Of any home
in this locale. This home Of
fers over $500 50. It. Of living
space plus big attic storage
space. You just couldn't use
enough adjectives to describe
the interior and exterior decor
of this home. Let's try.
though. by starting with the
foyer entrance leading into q
large living room with fre-
place, separate formal-size
dining room, kitchen with all
the modern time savers and
luXuries .lplus a big breakfast
bar and lots Of eating spacel,
not three but FOUR comfort
able bedrooms Zone Of these
being pine paneled), two COM
pletely tiled baths and then,
TO the downstairs. where we
discover a 21x25 all-tiled rec
reation room with a built-in
bar and 1-ton air conditioner.
Out the picture window to-
wards the beautifully land
scaped rear yard, including
over 2 dozen trees G3 Of
these being dogwood, added
by owner). fabulous rock gar
den with over 001o perennial,
our vision rests on q gorgeous
brick patio. Further on In the
basement, we find an enor-
nous utility room, also COM
p!etely tiled, workshop area.
complete with shelves all set
up for the do-it-yourselfer.
Also wired for Hi-Fi in the
living room to the rec. room
and the big ducts are already
set up for central air condi-
tiOning. Assume a 4l2e0 loan
and move IN within 80 days.
Priced at S27.50O this won't
be around lonRl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
want Room
to Roam in
N. Arlington"

How about four bedrooms, two
baths. and a den right in
North Arlington. Here is q
spacious home for q big fam
ilv in one Of our most con-
venient sectionsl This DWELL
ing features a paneled den,
separate dining room; full
basement with q nicely fin-
ished recreation room; hot
with eating space, and ali the
modern sadgets IMAGINABLE 10
ease your kitchen chores. A
lovely Handicapped yard with
fenced privacy. shrubs and
trees, What more could you
ask for at the low. unheard-
Of price OF $4,000 with re-
cent reduction2 Here is a gem
on which YOU can name the
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6M0pen
IT'S A COOL HOME

ITS a COOL HUNK
For only S23.5OO In the CountrI
Club Hills area. Central air con-
ditioninE makes these hot sum,
made for entertaining, this three
bedroom home is open for in.
spectton Sunday l-6 DIREC.
lTIONS: North on Glebe I'd, from
Lee highway to 35th st., left e
1850. ATLAS REALTY. 475i Lee
highway.
JUNE BRIDE will experience REAL
LIVING in this 3-bedrm. eharmer
Attractive as you'll ind 'em. Bis
comfortable living rm.. separate
din. rm., bright step-savinl
kitchen. Sale price only $l2.501
with as little as 500 down anc
total monthly payments OF SS5
GOTHAM REALTY. INC, SOC
Arlington blvd, JE. 2-13O0.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for REM

SALE OR LEASE, approx. 2 acres
will build for suit. tenant: r. r
siding avail. AP. 7-3044.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

L on ~ LANE LANE ARE AREA AZ
: :ss On lott i~ exec, stn. so. Isl I igs
Real buy at S17,75O, KRONEN-
BURd, Agents, IA. bs22b0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
PALS CHURCH AREA, Lee blvd

REALTY CO., INC.
$500 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13

KEEP COOL in this spacious brand.
new rambler for $4,000. OnlJ
$4,000 down and Sll7 q month
A full, ground-ievel basement with
q second fireplace: 3 bedrooms
separate dining room and Q kitch.
en- with eating space. All this or
a ia-acre wooded lot. Call JE. Q.
5000. WA. A. CHAPMAN REALTY
INC,
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LEESBURG
Unsurpassed View
Quality Home

h(AEk9
BLACK WALNUT FLOORS
In living room. din, I'm. and study
OF this beaut. stone home, with
three large bedrms. C6.2x12 o;
1sx13.5; 17.10x2lD; 2 baths
screened 20.8x11 porch: beautiful
shrUbbery. offered at S47,50O fol
quick sale. Call Mr.. Anthony, JE
2-036l MRS. WILLIAM H
LAUGHLIN. REALTOR.
Mclean. Virginia
LORCUM LANE SECTION OF
North Arlington is the finest anc
here Is brand-new home fol
those looking for the best. Foul
big bedrooms, and q huge finished
rec. room make II a home for 9
large family 10 enjoy. Attached ga,
rage and large screened porch
Three full baths. entertaining sig,
living room, dining room anc
fully equipped all GE kitchen
You may see by calling. ia. s.
1850, ATLAS REALTY CO., 4651
Lee Highway.
L0RC0M LANE; this highly desir
able area is located only 10 min
utes TO Washington, via the scenic
Memorial parkway--Three- bedrm
rambler with two full baths ant
carport; full basement and beauti.
fully decorated kitchen with eat.
ing space, the most desirable pricS
Of S27. 500. YEONAS REALTY
ia S-2l0O.
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NORTH ARLINGTON A
In convenient North Ariing-
iinaneinT. It's hard 70 find.
Here IA large pine-paneled
rec. room, fourth bedroom
with full hath, separate dim
ing room, living room with
fireplace; S23,gb0. Call now
70 seee. ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP. XII
S-40n0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
OFFICE SPACE

AND STORE
Approx. 1000 so. IT., ample park.
and shopping center. Sc. Wash.
inRton. Sl25 month. 10. o-Q2OO.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

KENNEDY ST. NV. 5Oe-Entire
bldg. 10000 SO. It. Suitable for
any large business. Reasonable
rent. B. B. ALLISON, RIA. 3-O5l3.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
fCONIIAltIFDl


BRICK RAMBLER for sale b.
OWNERS bedrms, baths, 81
II, liv. rm., carport 2 blks. from
school, Y mi. from Fairfax Army
Navy golf course; $1,000, Re-
finance or assume 4hse JO-yr,
al loan. CIR. 3-30S7,
BY OWNER, 3-bedrm, brk, Colo
NAL, separate din. rm, rec. rm''
Im baths. screened porch. At.
taehed gar,, noored attic; near
buslines and all schools. IA. g.
1918. -
CHARMING Contemporary at ex'
ceptionally low price in Westmore
This three-bedroom home IN an.
tique brick Is approached BY .
blue-stone driveway. II has
raised fireplace in living. room
dining area, fully equipped kiteh'
en- complete with breakfast bar
disposal and exhaust fan, ts
charm Is enhanced by redwood
stained beamed ceilings throueh-
out, In addition II has q de-
tached tool shed and workshop
storm windows and a nagstons
patio for outdoor living. ALL FOR
ONLY $4,000. SEE 1T NOW
CALL IA, 7-s500. LURIA BROS
REALTORS
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on for the next few years.
I am also working part-time
and eventually Ill take a
full-time job. My husbands
family has also been very
nice They thoroughly con-
demned his actions and have
offered to help the children
get a college education II
they want it.
However, I am now furious
about my sister-in-law. She
helped my daughter write a
letter to her father behind
my back. Now he wants to
come to see the children. ]
want nothing to do with him
and I'm sure he'll be poison
to the children.
Jane MI feel that I did
the only right thing under the
circumstances. My little niece
came to me and told me that
she misses her father and
wants to get in touch with
him. I couldn't say no to the
child and I couldn't tell
Martha because ! knew she
would be furious and wouldn't
let her make contact with her
dad.
I am not trying to defend
my brother. He behaved dis
gracefully. but I felt that
by this time he had probably
begun to realize and regret it.
Apparently / was right be-
cause he is now eager to see
the children.
I think Martha should try
to get over some of her bitter
ness for the children's sake.
Even If they can't live with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
LAW IN THE NEWS
Double Jeopardy
Is Often an Illusion

stop him, that he could now
kill his quarry with impunity
that he had already been
tried for the crime and could
not be tried again. Double
jeopardy, he asserted, would
protect him.
While the play brought out
the fact this is not the way
double jeopardy works, it is
a good illustration of the IL
lusions which many of us
have about it.
Actually, double Jeopardy
protection is fairly narrow
and receives only occasional
sanction by the courts. This
was emphasized quite re-
Gently by two Supreme Court
decisions on the point, in
which 1t was held that the
principle did not prevent a
person from being tried both
by a State and by the Fed
eral government in cases
where the same act was both
a State and Federal crime.
1t was also emphasized in
Arizona where a husband
who shot and wounded his
wife was recently jailed on
assault charges. While he was
in prison, the wife contracted
meningitis from the wound
and died. So the man was
tried for murder and his
argument that double jeop-
ardy" should protect him
from the second trial was
ignored.
In short, a double jeop-
ardy plea must involve prose-
cution for the same identical
offense which depends upon
the same evidence to sustain
it. This doesn't happen very
often.
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try to get over her bitterness
toward her husband. II the
little girl had not felt FER
mothers bitterness so 81 ong-
ly. she would not have APP
pealed to her aunt.
Martha is now in a very
difficult position. II she for
bids the visit. she will seem
cruel to her children 1t
would be better If she could
persuade her daughter % put
of the meeting until she is
older and has more under
standing. II the girl is deter
mined. however, 1t may be
best to permit the meeting
and let nature take its
course.
Ccopyright 1859. General
Features Corpl
Tomorrow; Proise Is Weapon
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XII. My daughter was on one
side of me. On the other was
Mrs. Thomas Dodd, wife Of
the Senator from Connecti-
cut.
The Pope talked books with
me. Then he turned to Mrs.
Dodd and smiled: you must
be proud of him." he said.
Mrs. Dodd and I shook our
heads no. The Pope held both
hands up and grinned. "Ex-
cuse me-" he said.
Faith or morals to the con-
trary Notwithstanding, he
had made a human mistake.
Copyright, 1859,
King Features Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
BY PHIL YEAGER AND
JOHN STARK

SpoSiai NEibeIs tOf 4He obdI
Several weeks ago the
producers of TVS Peter
Gum, who is a sort of Ivy
League private eye, decided
to base one Of their detective
yarns on the principle Of
double jeopardy"
Double jeopardy, Of course.
comes from the Bill of
Rights which says, in part
nor shall any person be
subject for the same offense
to be twice put in jeopardy
of life or limb" In very
general terms, this means
you cannot be tried twice
for the same crime.
Peter Gum became in
volved in a situation which,
dramatically speaking, was
pretty ingenious. The skit
was called PAY Now, Kill
Later" and centered about
an ex-convict who had spent
years in prison for a murder
which had never happened.
The man was convicted on
circumstantial evidence while
the alleged victim, very alive,
disappeared from the scene
by changing his name, APP
pearance, job, etc. After his
release from prison the
wrongly-punished convict set
out to commit the crime for
which he had already paid
the penalty. At the show
down, as the irate convict
was about to shoot the pre-
tender who had got him into
all this trouble, he informed
Mr.. Gum and assorted de-
tectiveS who were trying to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
THE DETAILS

Martha S. II am the
mother of two children. a
13-year-old girl and a boy
of nine. MY husband de-
serted us five years ago and
we have not seen him since.
Fortunately. my father left
me enough money to get by
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Arboretum Open

The National Arboretum has
extended its public visiting
hours for the rest of the azalea
season. The arboretum, Twenty
eighth and M streets NE, is
open between 8 am. and Z pm.
on weekdays, and between 10
am. and 7 pm. on week ends,
until May 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
FAMILY COUNCIL
Auntie
Rushes in
To Help
THE PROBLEM

Martha s.-Their father
would be poison to the chill
dren.
Jane M.-She should try
to get over her bitterness.