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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02

OWENS go. so. better than new.
S9,995. ia. S-SS33
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS, SO
models, discount prices, Tree delivery,
terms. CAP'N STAINS BOAT CENTER,
S236 Ga. ave. JU. 5-77f3.
OUTBOARD CRUISER, 1859, 40-h.p.
Scott electric motor and trailer. WE,
Gray Marine engine: $3.50. Call DE.
2-33S3.
I6-FT. RUNABOUT, 4O-h.p. Mercury
motor. compl. control For informa-
ton call UN. 4-6756.
NEW RADIO PHONE, COW Aerosonic
transiStor. Special only $500. POTO-
MAC MARINE, 1910 Wis. ave, OIL, g.
1865.
NEW 23-FT. LUHRs SEA sKIFF. Real
savings. Equipped. Only S3:7s5. Po-
70 sVief MOTORS 1910 Wis ave :
1879 GIFT. CRUIsALONG, 1O9-h p.
engine excel COM completely equip
Sleeps 2 Berth B-1. Columbia Island
Marina VI 7-a05O
3I-FT. 1919 RICHARDSON EXPRESS
CRUISER: two 225-h D. Gray engines
just like new, hardly used this sum-
MGR. Can be seen at Hoffmaste" Brns.
appt ROBERT WHITMAN, sP
7-3S36, LeesburR, Va.
lG-FT. BOAT. 4O-h.p Mere with cleo
starter Tee-Nee trailer. oars. 3-seat
pres, boot cover battery, liehts, etc
$685. AP 7-1191 bet. s-4 pm.
through Saturday
SAILING Is GREAT IN THE FALL on
Chesapeake Bap SailboatS for rent
BY day week end or week For INFO
call Colonial 3-7205 Annapolis. Mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02

night classes at the General
! Accounting Office at 4th and
G streets NV, the Navy Weap-
ons Plant and the Navy Annex
Many Taking Junior Navigation
Junior navigation and navi-
cation are taught Monday
nights in the General Services
Administration building at 7th
and D streets S.W. The enroll
ment for junior navigation is
the largest yet.
Sailing is being taught by
Stewart Beall at the Weather
Bureau Offices at Twenty-fourth
and M streets NV, while
weather classes are conducted
by Weather Bureau experts on
Wednesday nights at the same
location.
That is not all. In the spring
there are more classes, this
time in advanced seamanship
that last until boating gets into
full swing May /.
In the summer, well, that's
the time to test the students
new-found knowledge, so rem
devious are held with navigat-
ing contests which give them
an opportunity to demonstrate
what they have learned.
So this fall if your neighbor
goes around with nautical books
and charts under one arm and
a faraway look in his eye. you
know he is studying for a busy
boating season come spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
Teams to Clash
At Congressional
In Annual Match

Some of the top amateur golf
ers from this area and Balti-
more will tee off in the annual
Baltimore . Washington tie am
match tomorrow at Congress
sional Country Club.
Deane Beman, British Anna
teur champion, and Billy Bup-
pert, two Bethesda Country Club
members, will take on Maury
Bailey and Eddie Johnston, top
rated among the invaders,
while Bobby Brownell and
Ralph Bogart meet Bill Cole
and Jack Emich.
Other pairings:
Claude Wild and Johnny Eisinger,
washington, VS.. Ken Scales and Frank
Michalek. Baltimore.
Carl Lohren and Buddy Brylawski.
washington, VS.. Harry Schneider and
DR.. Walter Panowski, Baltimore.
Billy Brownrigg and Buddy Sharkey,
Washington, VS.. Willis johnson and
Tim Cragg, Baltimore. II
Bob MARITIME and Bob Chandler, WASH
ington. VS.; Art Daddezio and Paul 0eh-
ring. Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
Sixth Ride Slated
On Canal Towputh

The C & o Canal Towpath
will be the scene this week end
and the week end of November
7 and 8 of the sixth semian-
nual horseback ride of horse
men and horsewomen.
One group is scheduled to
leave Rock Creek Valley Stable
in Washington at 9 am. to-
morrow and the other from
Point of Rocks, Md, with
Seneca as their common goal
On the second day those leav-
ing Washington may continue
on to Point of Rocks and the
Point of Rocks group may con-
tinue to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
THE LOG BOOK

ANNAPOLIS YACHT CLUB-Fall
series OF sailing races start Sunday.
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Rock Start Schooling;
Big Fish Being Token

seems to be at Little Cove
Point where good catches of
rock weighing 2 to 5 pounds
have been made in the after
noon. The fish break only &C.
casionally. Lots of spot and
some trout being caught near
the fish trap buoy off Little
Cove Point.
Benedict-Rockfish up to 8
pounds being caught by troll
lers around the concrete abut-
ments of the highway bridge.
Top catch is reported to be IT.
Some keeper rock also biting
at Parker's Lump above
Broome Island. For the bottom
fisherman there seems to be
nothing but small perch and
spot.
Point LOOkOut-Good CATCH
es of trout weighing up to 8
pounds being made. Capt. Andy
Schedules head boat, the Iona
B., brought in 200 last Sunday.
They weighed UP to a pound
and were caught in 10 to 80
feet of water off No. IA buoy
in the ship channel. Other
trout biting on the mud leaf off
Smiths Island. Bluefish weigh
ing up to 8 pounds also being
taken bottom fishing with cut
spot. Trollers taking a few
small blues. Spot continue
abundant.
Piney Point to Tall Timbers
Plenty of small rockfish be-
ing taken but for bottom FISH
ermen there are only a few
trout and small spot.
OCEAN
LeweS, Del.-Catches of IS
to $50 bonito and false alba
core still being made by troll
lers offshort along with some
sea bass and a few founders
bottom fishing on the Old
Grounds.
Indian River Inlet - Bonito
and false aibacore plentiful
while sea bass fishing has i'm
proved considerably. Up to 100
bass, a few trout and a few
founders being taken on an
average.
Ocean City-Marlin fleet tied
up since Monday but fish were
reported active before the
storm. Spin-fishermen taking
small blues in the inlet while
boats drifting along the beach
outside still are making good
catches of small trout. Bottom
boats continue to take sea bass
and some porgies.
Chincoteague; Va.-OffShore
fishing slow but some good
sized trout and crackers being
caught inside inlet. They are
scattered in Queens Sound and
throughout the channels in the
area.
Wachapreague, Va.-Channel
bass still being cauht in surf
of neighboring inslands while
trout and croaker fishing con-
tinue good inside the inlet.
-COVELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02

to handle their craft more
skillfully and safely come
spring.
For several years now, regis
tration has been rising sharply,
taxing the ingenuity of the
sponsors to find classroomS
and sufficient instructors.
For instance, in September.
1857, the Power Squadron en-
rolled about $50 for its basic
course in plotting. Last year
the registration jumped to 687.
This fall it approximates 1000
with more than 100 turned
away.
Graduate About Half
Since some fail to do their
home work and funk, while
others drop out, about half
that number will be on the
March graduating list.
Students go to school once a
week, on Wednesday or Thurs
day nights, in the Commerce
Department Auditorium en-
Constitution avenue between
18th and 14th streets NV.
Last year there were 40 to As
instructors. This year there are
so and the squadron has ar
ranged to add another Is. To
further redistribute the load,
Monday night classes may be
set up.
The basic course is extensive,
covering equipment. lights,
rules of the road, whistle
signals, boat handling, safety,
the compass, aids to navigation,
charts and simple plotting,
manners and customs, flag
etiquette, keeping a log, tides
and currents. nautical terms
and the weather.
May Take Advanced Courses
Graduates receive certificates
and may then join the squadron
although it is not compulsory
If they do. they are eligible to
take advanced courses.
Proving that a boatman'S
education never ends, these are
given in about every pertinent
subject, including navigation,
junior navigation, advanced
plotting, seamanship, engine
maintenance, weather forecast
ing and sailing. All these are
in the fall, coinciding with the
plotting classes.
Engine maintenance is be-
ing taught Thursday nights by
AL Simon at 7th street and In
dependence avenue S.W. Two
classes on seamanship are be-
ing conducted on Monday
nights at Corinthian and Cap
ital Yacht Clubs.
Advanced plotting students
are divided into three Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02

With Hurricane Gracie'S
threat out of the way and Han
nah's still an uncertain guam
tity, perhaps Washington area
anglers can get back to the
serious business of fishing.
Along the coast as well as
in the bay, most boats were
tied up for several days but
for different reasons. From
Wachapreague north the storm
had little effect but its threat
was enough to halt the fishing.
On the bay there were high
winds that kept many shippers
from going out.
Last week end big rockf1sh
were reported schooling for
miles above the Bay Bridge, a
hopeful sign that the fall move
ment south from the Susque-
hanna Flats has begun.
Capt. T. Weldon Joiner says
that charter boats out of Rock
Hall have been taking fish up
to the 15-pound limit trolling
just before dark on the mud
dumps from the Bay Bridge
to Love Point. The catches
total from is to 25.
Chum with Clans
These same shippers also
have been having fair luck
cumming in the early morn
ing with mashed soft clans.
Over in Eastern Bay, Capt.
James B. Spurry out OF St.
Michaels found rock breaking
Monday evening off Claibourne
and took nine weighing up to
IL pounds on bucktails. The
next evening he caught 10
weighing 3 to 9 pounds at
Bloody Point.
Perch and some spot also
are biting, while blues are being
caught off Tilghman Island.
Other reports:
DeaIe-Small rockfish break
ing in Herring Bay area. Good
early morning catches of fish
up to 2 pounds made all the
way from Deale Beach to West
River. Some trout and blues
also being taken trolling. A few
founders, small spot and some
perch remain for the bottom
fishermen.
Chesapeake Beach-Charter
boats making fair catches of
rockfish in Holland Point area
while quite a few small and
medium sized spot remain of
shore. Head boats taking blues
near Sharp's Island Light.
SolOm0ns - Capt. Manford
Phillips, who has been having
good luck with cobia lately,
took a 25-pounder cumming
with cut spot across the bay.
Blues up to 212 pounds biting
In Hooper's Island Gap just
above Barren Island. -On the
Solomons side the best fishing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
81 Deer Stamp
SOUGHT for 1860

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 2 Especially
The Game and Inland Fish
Commission expects to ask the
1850 Legislature to authorize
sale of a "big game" stamp for
the 10000 to $4,000 deer hunt
ers who annually invade Mary
lands hunting lands.
Ernest A. Vaughn, director
said that the stamp probably
would cost So. He said there
had been no change in the
hunting license fees in Mary
land since 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
New Manager Named

The Hines Engineering Corp
of Arlington. owner of the
Cape st. Mary Marina at
Sandgates on the Patuxent
River, announced today that
Robert Andrews, manager OF
the Prince Georges Marina,
has taken over it's manina un-
der a lease arrangement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
SPORTSMANS
CALENDAR

FAIRFAX ROD AND GUN CLUB
Junior high power rife practice to-
championship sunday on club :anzt
NATIONAL CAPITAL SKEET q
TRAP CLUB-Cavaliers annual trap
shoot today. tomorrow and Sunday at
club grounds on Rifdeford road miles
north of Rockville. Shooting starts at
10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
MARINE

23-FT. CRUISLR-ALONG; equipped.
Berth 603, Hartge Yacht, Yard, Gales.
VILE: S2,450 81. 1854.
30 BAY CITY SPIT. Fish, . Chrys,.
fast, fully equip; sleeps 4. Sac before
winter. Colonial 3-5991.
STYLECRAFT SEDAN CRUISER, - a.
x1910"; sleeps 4 excellent conditloni
fine roony boat. fully equipped for
cruising. fishing; 5000. LII. 2-2591.
IA WINNER fiberglass runabout, up
500! CAP'N STAINS BOAT CENTER,
S236 Ga. ave, JU. a-7773.
1859 .25-H.P. GRAY MARINE, hvd.
strat i 81 @ ssG, MARINE isTSHse MART Sf SO
Maine ave sw. ST 3-6633.
15-FT. EX-CoAST GUARD; motors in
running condition. deck-house con:
trolls boot hull and topsides need
TU5E Live aboard D and sDsnd rent
Scouts or fishing party. See at Bel
Haven Yacht Basin; sacrifice, $1,000,
best offer. so. S-4l06.
I6-FT. ALBRIGHT Fiberslas runabout,
with windshield. steering, upholstery,
CENTER. sas6 Ga. ave, JU. 5-7773.
l9-FT. WINTER EXPRESS outboard
cruiser. with. bunk cushions, steering.
fly bridge, forward hatch: Save q
thousand dollars. CAP'N STAINS BOAT
CEN TER. 1926 Ca. ave. JU. 5-7778,
1850 2e5-H.P. GRAY MARINE; hydra.
stration. MAPINE MART, $40 Maine
ave. s.w. ST. 3-6633
lift. BULL. Inc. drawn plastic:
repdv for your own interior design:
S75. Cut parts and prints avail. KE.
arr. RuNABouT. Thompson Fiber
glss, Windshield and accessories, H.
hip. Elgin. Sterling trailer: 1870
compl. CY. 7-94SS.
SCOTT ATWATER 40" with controls,
9 ges tarks and extras: like new.
LA. 9-0755 after 2 pm.
2I.FT, SCOTTIE-CRAFT cupboard
cruiser: West . Mark 55-E Mercurys:
Raytheon shin-to-shore,, depth finder.
3 cruise tanks, all EQUIPMENT; sacri"
hce, 1895. CI. 7-527S. -
14-FT., CAR-ToP aluminium boat; car-
riers, seats and anchor, water skis,
and 3O-h.p. EVinrude motor; all new
cond Make offer Also wall tent.
CHI. S-7430.
l6-FT. GLAssPAR Fiberglas runabout:
windshield. steering, bow light, auto"
motive-type custom uphol. List price,
Sl,150: CLEARANCE, $3.50: No money
down. Up to 80 months to pay.
BETHESDA MARINE SUPPLY o.
4717 Hampton Lane OIL. o-@4Oy
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M. J. STYRON co.

3i5s-54 Jefferson Davis Hwy. (Rts. -
Al s. Glebe Rd., ArL 2. Va,
OF. 4-4940 Evenings. KE. s-542o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
FAIR WINDS OR FOUL

tAm Times Eastern standardI
HIGH TInFS rom WASuINCTnN ANN pOTOMAc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
FISHERMAN'S FRIEND
WHERE THEY ARE BITING
THEY ARE BITING

Code: N-NOne. Poor F-Fair G-GOod. Excellent
CHESAPEAKE BAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
ALL-TiME HIGH
1000 New Bootmen
Crowding CIossrooms
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

Boat owners and school children have lot in
common this fall The children are back in school.
So are the boatmen Many classrooms are bullying
at the seams. So are the boatmen's
Free courses are given every fall and winter by
the Potomac River Power Squadron to teach boatmen
Evening star., 1959-12-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

sIL. sP. HILLENDALE. IO3OI New
Hamp. ave. A home you must
vscSETPp Sss q aPpreetosSS oFTERs Rs fMssy1sTTI5sG MysT
Open ] IS. ALLEN REALrOR. RA.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
OIL. 4-T50t
SUBURBAN PROP, MGT.
LO. 5-3687
OPEN 1 'TM DARK

Large liv. rm., 1st d. den, step up
din. rm., 4 bedrms., 2 baths.
Unusual arrangement in this
Colonial split-leveI, foyer entr.
Modern and complete in every
detail. FINANCING, S23. 500, 4hes
loan, 30 yrs. Can be assumed.
Address 1904 Tilton dr.. out
Georgia ave. to Forest Glen rd.,
left to Forestdale Subdivision.
GRAHAM m III 6.601 n
Evening star., 1959-12-06
HUGH T. PECK
GA. 4-6575

NEW SPLIT LEVELS-3 bedTms. 2
baths, large liv. rm., de luxe kit,
beaut. rec. rm. Select your own
eolors and financing; priced al
S2l 800. HUGH T. PECK, LO.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
HILLANDALE
6E@ggm

HILLANDALE. 1901 overlook dr.
Open til dark. DRASTICALLY
REDUCED. You will be delighted
when you see this beautiful white
brk.. and stone S3-ft. rambler or
lovely fenced, shrubbed lot. full oi
charm and character. finest ma.
terials. Open to offer and trades
Of value NAV be used as part pay.
ment: H&H DEVELOPMENT CO.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
OPEN SUN. Is
SILVER SPRING

1879 BRisBANs ST.
tsnce st. Johns School. A good
buy at S16,950. Direction: Ga.
ave. to August dr.. right to Bris-
bane, right to 1912 and open
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO. NC.
JU. $4,000
Bves., Mr.. Lindholm, JU. e-6422
Evening star., 1959-12-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

GAITHERsBURG AREA, WHERE
THE AIR Is CLEAN AND LIVING
Is EASY. See our new 8 bedroom
brick ramblers: de luxe kits: rec
TpsI;n TpsI;nv Isers 4 Sic lots con pSn't eo6 vy,e; Teit
T. PECK GA 1855.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
SILVER sPRING-BY OWNER
DASHBOARD HoT-wATER HEAT

Vacant-Immediate Occupancy
3-bedroom brick rambler, full base
ment. Ia baths, screened porch,
fenced yard, extra large, fully
equipped kit. Close to schools and
transportation. Completely redec-
GRATED.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
GAITHERSBURG

ATTRACTIVE property: 3-bedroom
rambler; wooded, fenced lot. plenty
OF Shruobery. This kind Of home
we like to show; Sl5,500.
NEW BRICK CAPE COD: 2 baths
fireplace. dining room: close tC
everything: SlS,50O.
5-BEDROOM, 2-bath. 3-year-olo
brick; close to parochial school;
large shady lot: S26,500.
2 ACRES with brick rambler Just
years old; dining room. full
ROSEAONT-25xiS living room
with fireplace, dining room, base
ment fireplace, 2-car garage
patio. Brand-new; S2S,75O
4 BEDROOMS AND DEN, 2Ha baths,
in this roomy home; large wooded
lot: close to everything in best
neighborhood: sos, 900,
S-ACRE ESTATE; beautiful home,
Just 4 years old and custom built
BY. owner who is leaving area
Colonial brick rambler with finest
appotntments: grand view from
knoll with grove Of large trees,
abundance Of shrubbery and fruit
trees; 20-gallon-per-minute we'll
II you want q pool; $4,000 cash
necessary.
LARGE home Of 3 bedrooms On
l acre; high elevation; SIG, $50,
VIII consider trade for rambler.
ROCKVILLE = Brick Cape Cod
S15,009, Has $4,000 4het loan.
MANY OTHERS. Let US show you
POMER r. m paa1+ors
Evening star., 1959-12-06
SPACE

for the lge family in this very nice
orlek Cape Cod, built 1871, in
close-in loc.: 5 bedrmS., . baths
and encl, porch; bsmt. with exit.
Builder has accepted house in
trade and says sell on purchasers
terms. Only S16,45O.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

vacant. move inI-
Custom 6-rm.. 2-bath brick ram
bier, huge rec. rm.. maids rm.
with bath. fenced lot and ga
RAGE. Asking S29,e60. BEERS
BROS, JU. 5-7610.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
CHARLES H. JAMIsON

EOCKVnLE-5-room house, bath,
oil heat, 1Sx24 enclosed porch,
large shaded lot, good neighbors:
SIS 300, terms, 1,500.
DICkERSON-A acre. Arm. bun
galow; bath. oil heat, full bsmt.
Sl1 800, terms, SI.500.
BARNESV1LE@2 a., S-rm. house,
baths, oil INV. heat, mod. kit,
hardwood floors, horse barn, misc.
Bldg: bustling country town. 80
miles D. c.: $1,000, terms,
MANOR CLUB-Sycamore Acres
area: new 3-bedrm, brick rambler;
ltv.. I'M. firepl.. lge. mod. kit.
bath oil heat: IL q. lot: S1S,-
REDLAND DERwooD AREA-a l..
b-rm. bungalow; lsx21 liv. rm.,
nrepl., dinette, mod. kit, 2 bed
rooms, oil heat; Sl9,750, terms,
$1,000 cash; balance SIPS mo.
CHARLES H. JAMISON, REALTOR
PooleSville, Nd, no toll, WI. s.
9223 or 3O1-DI. 9-3262.
CHEVY CHASE-An elegant and
beautifully constructed brick home
in f1ne residential area which is
adaptable to the large or small
family. Center hall, living rm.,
dining rm., kit, breakfast rm., 8
bedrms., library, 3Ia baths. rec.
Tm., equipped laundry rm., sera
porch, sun deck and 2-caT garage.
lNEZ CUSHARD. REALTOR, EN-.
Q-AOQ0 E-OOE0
Evening star., 1959-12-06
100000 CASH

Brick rambler with fireplace. two
oedrooms, with bath, paneled den
with half bath. living room, dining
ell. complete kitchen and Secluded
screened porch, recreation and
child's play rooms. Almost new
laundry washer. air-cnnditioning
unlv Rock Greek Forest area
Si2,500 first trust. $1,000 cash
and second trust balance avail
able: total is S20,450; 20-day
occupancy.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
CHRISTMAS
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Close-in location on Sligo Greek
PARKWAY, plus all the features YOU
bier: entr. foyer, large liv din. rnn
with fireplace, family-sized kit. 3
twin bedrms., den, 2 baths and
screened porch on 1st floor; bsmt,
mas pine rec. room with bar; only
$24,95
Evening star., 1959-12-06
SLIGO REALTY. Realtors

oh4GO REALTY, Realtors
gl6 Sligo Ave. JU. s-S6OO
SPACIOUS BRICK RAMBLER =
bedrms., 2 FULL BATHS, iiv, rm,
with firepl.. full basement with
rec. rm,; screened porch, fenced
lot; price, S19,95O. HUGH II
PECK, LO. 5-4742.
SPEND CHRISTMAS in your own
home. Immediate occupancy. Move
in with deposit. new split-leyels
These lovely. det. brk. homes To-
Gated on Dennis ave. 3 bedrms., q
baths, complete kit. with refgr
garb disposal, dishwasher; lge
paneled game room, lge. ldry. room
ana store room; gas air-cond
heat; level lots. Excel. financing
and terms. OPEN DAILY 2-5, SAT-
and SUN. until 8, or by appt
Sample house 1905 Dennis ave,
opposite Sligo Jr. High School.
HARRY BONNETT & SON, INC,
Ia. 9-5714. DIRECTIONS: Out
Ga. ave, turn east on Dennis
ave. to homes.
SPRINGBROOK KNOLLS - NEW
SPL1T-LEVELS; very lge. rooms,
2H baths, family rm. or rec. rm.,
full bsmt. Cannot be duplicated
in this area for S22. 500. we take
trades. HUGH T. PECK, REAL
TOR. HE. 4-1700 or LO. 5-4742.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
NEAR Acc

House For A Successful Mar
Beautiful country home,
modern in every detail. with
many built-in features. 8
fireplaceS, den. swimming
pool; ~ acres which could
be divided and profitably
developed. Fin. avail. to
right party, $4,000,
Evening star., 1959-12-06
S21,500-Excellent Financing
1905 Stirling Rd., Silver Spring
Open Sun, II to 5
Phone OIL 4-0O2o

1905 Stirling Rd.. Silver Spring
Open Sun, II to 5
Phone OIL. 4-0O22
Sill. SPG., 394O Wendy Iane-3-
bedrm., 2-bath. spiit-foyer ramb ;
rec. rm.. fenced lot: $4,000 down.
Assume 4h2ee GI loan. VIII. 6-S595.
4 bedrms e DOWN, 2la baths,
Realty, JU. 5-3S79, JU. 9-1141.
SILVER SPRING-A Merry Christ
mas can be yours If you ACT
NOW. to purchase this desirable
S7Ssdr% %Ss ch,dIen bsth ssn brick StIs home
tS santa to nj. Mother Ne nteesaee can serVs rVt
Christmas dinner in the family
size dining room. Father can have
the basement ready for that
Christmas party. With the moder-
ate down payment of $1,000 and
monthly SOL 80 plus taxes and
insurance required, you will still
have money left for Christmas
Within walking distance of school
and shop. 1902 Wire ave, Silver
Spring, Nd. 16B please, call
HUDSON REALTY CO.. UN. f.
1915 or UN. 4-7171 to inspect.
Sill. SPG. SPRINGBROOK MANOR.
Lovely brick rambler for the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02
BIonquette de Veal

leaf. and parsley; cover and
simmer for / hour. or until
meat is tender. Add onions and
carrots; cook until tender.
Drain of stock; measure and
add water to make 2 cups. Melt
butter in saucepan; blend in
-four. slowly stir in stock. Cook.
stirring constantly until thick
|ened and mixture boils. Com
bine lemon juice and slightly
beaten egg yolks. Add about /
cup Of the hot sauce slowly.
stirring constantly, then stir
into remaining sauce: stir over
low heat until slightly thick
Iened, but do not boil. Stir in
Tabasco. Add to veal and vege-
tables. Arrange on hot plat
ter; if desired. sprinkle with
chopped parsley. Serve with
hot cooked rice or noodles.
Six servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02
Pear Cake

A dessert that's as good as 1t
is attractive - chocolate pear
refrigerator cake. Prepare a
package of chocolate pudding
mix according to package direc-
tions: chill. Stir pudding until
smooth, fold In some whipped
cream and add a pinch of salt.
Line a loaf pan with wax paper
and arrange vanilla waters on
bottom and around sides. Put
a layer of pudding over waters
and arrange drained canned
pear halves on it. Cover with
remaining pudding. Top with
a layer of waters. Chill over
night. Turn upside down on a
plate; remove wax paper. Frost
with additional whipped cream.
If desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02

~ pounds shoulder Of veal
quart water
tablespoon salt
" teaspoon powdered thyme
/ bay leaf
] sprig parsley
IL small white onions
6 carrots, scraped and quar-
tered
2 tablespoons butter or marga-
rine
2 tablespoons flour
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 egg yolks
u teaspoon Tabasco
/ tablespoon finely chopped
parsley
Have veal cut in l14-inch
cubes. Put in deep saucepan
with water, salt, thyme. bay