davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1959-10-22
Birth Of 4-Winged;
4-Legged Chick is
Wonder Of the Yeur

One Of the most unusual
wonders of the biological
world" this year, was the birth
Of a chicken with four wings
and four legs, on Tuesday,
October 10th.
This phenomenal chick was
Eorn at La Grande Princesse
in Christiansted country dis
trict from a flock owned by
Severiano Guadalupe, popu-
1arly known as eCheo."
"Cheo" Guadalupe, " h .
runs his own taxicab service
here, took the chick, which
lived for 10 or Is minutes, to
the Frederiksted Clinic.
DR.. Elena Stevenson, head
Of the clinic, was extremely
interested and after being
granted permission o dissect
CONTINUED on page a.
, 1959-10-22
Govt. Of Puerto Rico
Fights High Air.
Sea Rdtes

The Government Of Puerto
Rico is fighting before several
Federal agencies for better air
and sea transportation and
lower rates for this service.
A UPI dispatch from Wash
ington stated:
When It comes to fighting
for better air and sea transpor-
tation, the Commonwealth Of
Puerto Rico takes a back seat
to no one.
A survey Of federal agencies
shows the insular government
is now carrying on what
amounts to a f~ve-front battle
for lower costs better routes
and more service.
AT stake were millions Of
dollars iii direct and indirect
economic benefits to t h E
(Contin}sed on page ~
, 1959-10-22

Left to- ghla row Honorable Percy de 5onsh commsdoneEn Finance eoyGno0T a.savIHn s
End w Honorable Louis =. Brown Commissioner Of Agdrtra and Labor Pr Melvin H Evans
c Preston Commissioner of Education Honorable Harry w. &c @La Commissioner Of ToMism
Christmas Military Aide TO the CovnorH omoabeC Carlos Downing. Commissioner Of Properly
and Procurement Honorable h p de ongh Administrative .siaut 10, the Governor Honor
able George mmonds Admins ar # ST. john onoabtu hmmt l. James Assistant Cow
Secretary Ah Iov HoncbeR me!J Johnson Attorney General Mmrabel Macon Berry
man commshnr Of Welfare; Honorable Donald S BommL Commissioner of Public Works.
, 1959-10-22
First Cabinet Meeting Teens VolleYbull
To Convene Here Tenn Bldnks Luncers;
Tomorrow Morning. Fulcons Beet Trojuns
Census Bureau to
Recruit Workers in
States. Territories

The first cabinet meeting o The Teens Girls Voleybn The U S Census Bureau, in
be held in St Cx by the team defeated the Lancesh last preparation for the 1860 CenH
Governor Of the Virgin Is night on the Court in Chris Ss is seeking to recruit work rs
5 lands John David #MeNint anshdm the first gam to esi in every state and terri
will take place nhe Govern. the tune ISL. Lancas took tory to- supervise the count %
nmtH House at 10 am tomor-t the second 59b utth Teens These supervisors vlbe ems
row October %, 1859 At noon banked the Lances in the Iyed for four md one hf I'M
there win g a pms confer third 1LN months beginning in January
ence an IT. 500 there viii be- IL. ., e. . =. i. and will be paid from $B toto
Ha aamnHn ~ uhhaA nc un ms ne ms W ~ uV S15 81 week M ##8ta
~ a reepuon "en me en- Teens and three straight de- -" s"A IS
PupncE invited IN ns Ms fsf fer he ances Only supervisory and tech
s 1--. aeAa $500 81 The Falcons Boys one+ H~ 1Py 80" 80
cabinet ssasaa b@s mVmp DOS e - ~ - enuneatos will notbe en-
A9f aAa I Ill. a, 4a44 - pM2 poyedu until one month before
III Is 5amanham 81 hs ch. 4ss u $3.50 49, ~ the counting begins on April a
#F~. 49,. .N.9 is. 0y 1@3a HMM# ~
Akneh Wal us WsplOn ~ Hisnd lob dropping 1hem IN an
Evans and Louis Brown reside last phc fort heir third loss AChnsdanseds High School on
in ST. Thomas ad he is desr- Troins will meet the Boy Tuesday III their last time out A.
Gus that the people Of Saint Scouts of America team to- md Satellites will play against &C.
Continued on page night The y ddeaed ne me JoMs ~ me he game.
, 1959-10-22

Christiansted High School on
Tuesday in their last time out
and Satellites will play against
the Jokers IN the late game.
, 1959-10-22

The U. S, Census Bureau, in
preparation for the 1860 Cen
sus, is seeking to recruit work
,ers in every state and terri
tory to supervise the count,
These supervisors will be EN-
ployed for four and one hall
Evening star., 1959-06-10

l-bvTnsr unit with So.
per-spssd units; choice
OF eelors; new In ereiss.
Evening star., 1959-06-10

With even thsrmosioi; bsoii sisns'
light, boks sienol light end efe''sf
Unit. choies of eoleFS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

r la Treasury Of American Humor:
- THE MIRTH or A NATION.
By Jimmy Lyons. with, an Introduction
BY George Jessel Excellent source ma
Pub. at $4.95 Sole, $1.00
~ z. STRICTLY FOR LAUGHS.
- The Absolute Best Of joey Adams. With
rib ickling illustrations.
Pub. at $2.95. Sale, $i.oo
4 ,. FIsHIN' FUN: A Treasury Of
- Fishing HumoT.
Byw A. Brooks. over 100 cartoons and
300 tall tales.
Pub. at $500 Sale, $l.4s
4 4. LAUGHTER m BED.
- BY Eddie Davis. Comedy and cartoons.
plus collection Of quiEzes and puzzles.
Pub. ct $2.o5. Sale, $l.49
5. The Best Cartoons From PUNCH.
- With Foreword by A. p. Herbert, Hun
humor megazine in the English language.
Pub. at $3.50. Sale, $l.4s
\ s. EXTRA SExTRA SPECIAL.
- damned with hundreds Of salty stories
and spicy cartoons this is q book which
will be read over and over again.
Pub. OF $500. Sale. 81 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04
CITIZENS
MEETINGS


Meeting announcements
must be In the hands OF the
Ctptc Calendar editor bv noon
Thursday OF each meek to
insure publication IN the
column on Sunday. Those
received too late tDiH not be
used separately unless there
Is some special TetDs si0nif-
canoe attached to themJ
David Ault, chief Of the De-
partment eof Sanitary Engi-
neering, will speak on water
pollution problems and the
Districts water supply at the
first fall meeting Of the Dupont
Circle Citizens Association at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at the
Mayfiower Hotel.
District Recreation Depart
ment Superintendent Milo r.
Christensen will discuss the
general program Of his depart
ment at the first fall meeting
Of. the Palisades Citizens Asso-
citation at 8 pm. Tuesday at
the Palisades Field House,
6herrier and Edmunds place
NV.
Other citizen association
meetings this week. all at 8 pm.
unless otherwise noted, are:
DISTRICT
MONDAY
Citizens Association Of TakOma ID.
C:)-Takoma School, Piney Branch
RI FC sad p pSnla c ri ny
precinct. 42d st. and Benning I'd. ne.
LamOnd- Riggs Citizens AssOciat ton
Lasalle School, Riggs I'd. and Madison
Michigan Park Citizens Association
Bunker Hill School, 14th st. and
Public Interest Civic Association
Northeast Library. 7th st. and Mary
Stanton Park Citizens Association
Peabody School. 9TH and. C SITS. ne.
Manor Park Citizens Association
Recreation Center. Field House, Sd and
Van Buren, SITS. NV.
American University Park Citizens
AssOciation-Westmo Congrega-
tional Church, Westmoreland circle
Randolph Civic Association - RAN
c dolph Hills Recreation Center. Rock
Pinecrest Citizens Associat ion-Pine-
crest Recreation Center, Silver Spring.
$3.50 pm.
TUESDAY
Paul Jr. High School music room.
eth and Oglethorpe SITS. NV.
:''T TSS.ra S Church fstS and
North Cleveland Park Citizens As
sSciatiOn-Hearst School. 37th and
SPRING GO vaIlsy-wesley Heights Gill;
sens oeiatiOn-Wesley Heights Com
munity Club, 45th and Macomb SITS.
Southeast Council Of Citizens Asso-
eiations-Eastern Branch. YMCA, 1911
18th st. Sc.
WEDNESDAY
Association Of Oldest Inhabitants Of
the District-National Savings and
Trust Building. 18th and New York
ave. NV, 1880 pm
North Michigan Park Civic AssOcia.
eion|,Michigan Park Christian Church.
South Dakota ave. and Taylor ST. NV.
Jefferson Civic League joint meet
ms. with the Arlington Ridge Civic As
seciatiOn-Oakridge School, 1414 cath
st., South Arlington.
Old Town Civic AssoeiatiOn-Gads-
by's Tavern. Alexandria, Va. S:15 pm
THURSDAY
Federation of Citizens AssOclat
Room 500, District Building.
FRIDAY
Pleasant Plains Civic Association
Danneker Recreation Club. $500 Geor-
gta ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

100. The War Of 1912: POLTROoNS AND
PATRIOTS. BY Glenn Tucker; Here is the finest
and readable account Of The War OF 1Sl2 over
$500 pages, 10 battle maps, "a plates. bound in
two handsome volumes Boxed.
Pub. OF $1,000. Sale. $3.9S
IOI. MR., LINCOLN'S NAVY. BY Richard 8.
West, Jr, u s. Naval Academy. The thrilling
chapter Of the role played by the newly born
navy during the Civil War;
Pub. OF $780, Sale, $3.SS
1872 DEAREST ISA: Robert BrOwning's Letters
TO Isabella Blagden. 154 letters that add much
to the understanding of Browning both as a
writer and man. Illustrated with facsimile
and photographs
Pub. OF $500. Sale. $l.9S
1903. JESUS BY Charles Gugnebert Compre:
henSve account of what has been written and
said about the Life of Jesus.
Pub. at $500. Sale, $l.9S
IOI THE WRITINGS OF ALBRIGHT DURER.
The cream of the great artists literary work.
Illustrated with 80 plates.
Pub. at $500. Sale, $Z.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

49, GENTLEMEN FOR RENT. BY Ted Peckham.
Young men available to lonely ladies OF all ages
on strictly pay-as-you-go basis.
Pub. OF $3.50. Sale, $l.oo
A.. MICHEL-ANGE. b. Carlo GAMBIA. The work
Of the master reproduced in beautiful helioeravure
liz plates. 9"x10" Import.
Pub. OF $3.50. Sole, 1913
az. LEONARDO DA vINCI. BY Adol-he Ventura
liz reproductions in heliogravure Of his greatest
work. 9"X12". Import.
Pub. OF $3.50 Sale, S2.9s
AZ. AYR GUNS AND AIR PISTOLS. BY L. Wesley.
Everything about the subject-guns, pistols, am
munition. etc Illustrated
Pub. OF $3.75 Sale, $l.eS
a.. LEOPARD IN MY LAP. By Michaela Denis.
The story of strange, wild and exotic Africa.
AZ photos IN full color.
Pub. OF $4o5. Sole, $l.49
45. DECISIVE BATTLES OF THE U. S. A. By
Maior-General E G Fuller; one-yoIumee
battle-plars,
Pub. at $3.50 Sale, $2.98
80. TIE CAT IN THE MYSTERIES OF MAGIC
AND RELIGION. BY. M; oldfield Howey. 81
cat and its role in the history Of mankind.
Pub. OF S. co. Sale, S2.98
a. TUE MORSE IN MAGIC AND MYTH. BY NJ
Oldfield Howey. The intriguing facts about the
horse and his role in the development Of manIind
Pub. at $500 Sale, $z.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

rs. ROBERT M. LA TOILETTE. BY Belle Case
Ia Follette and Fola La Toilette. The full story
American democracy. Illustrated. 2 vols Boxed set.
Pub. OF $500. Sole, S7.49
49, CLEOPATRA By Hans Volkman The ambi-
tious girl who accepted the obligations Of her
her ardent womanhood. Illustrated. .--
Pub ct $500. Sale, $2.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

q PICTORIAL HISTORY OF AMERICAN SHIPS.
BY John and Alice Durant word land picture
story Of American men, their ships and the life
sboard ship and ashore
Pub. at $1,000. Sole, $4.93
g. PICTORIAL HISTORY OF AMERICAN SPORTS
By John Durant and Otto Bettmann A large
volume giving the complete story of sports In
America. Illustrated with 434 superb photographs
Pub. at $1,000. Sole, $4.oS
g. Pictorial History: THE AMERICAN WARS.
By Roy Meredith From the French and Indian
War to Korea, this is the pictorial history Of
S%"x11"
Pub. OF $1,000. Sole, S4.9S
10 THE COMPLETE MADISON; HIS BASIC
WRITINGS. Ed. by Saul K Padover. Compre-
hensive political and social thought Of the states
man who was one Of the chief architects Of
American democracy. :.
Pub. at $500. Sale, 81. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

20. II. L. MENCKEN: A Portrait From Memory.
BY Charles Angon. revealing picture Of
Mencken's personality during the most Influential
years Of his life.
Pub. ct $3.95. Sale. SI.49
theory to reality.
Pub. at $500. Sale. Sl,o0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

60. THE FEMALE FORM By Henri Matisse. A
portfolio Of eight IL Y "x16%" silk screen prints,
each one an example Of exotic female beauty.
Pub. of $500. Sale, $l.9S
20. THE SEXPERT'S GUIDE. BY W. A. Brooks
Proves with over 100 cartoons and hundreds Of
stories that travel can be fun.
Pub. at $500. Sole, SI.4e
II, ARTHUR STANLEY EDDINGTON. BY A.
Vbert Douglas. The life and work Of the man
who revolutionized mans concept Of the universe.
Pub. at $6.25. Sale, SI.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

sc. BEING AND NOTHTNGNEss, By yean-Paul
Sartre. The defnitive Satire. Explains his entire
concept Of the philosophy Of Being.
Pub. OF $1,000. Sale, $3.9S
s. THE SOVIET STATE AND ITS INCEPTION.
BY Harry Best. Covers Geography, History,
Economies; Social Conditions, Religion, etc.
photography. Index.
Pub. at $500. Sale, $l.9S
81. THE AMERICAN. LEGION READER Selected
by Victory Lasky. A huge collection Of fiction,
articles; humor and cartoons from The American
Pub. at $495. Sale. SI.O0
S5. VAN GOGH. By Frederick g. Wight Large
tl0h"x14D volume containing 40 reproductions.
II in full, authentic color. suitable for framing.
Comprehensive biography.
Pub. at $4.75. Sole, Sl.es
SO; Ell GRECO. BY Stuart Preston. Large uOA"x
I4"l volume containing As reproductions. IL
n nlli AUTHENTIC color, suitable for framing.
100. The War Of iSi2: PoLTRooNs AND
Pub. OF $4.75. Sale, 81. so
81; TOULOUSE-LAUTREC BY Hans Tietze Large
!IOh"x14") volume containing 40 reproductions,
II in full authentic color. suitable for framing
comprehensive biography.
Pub. ct S4.75. Sale. $l.e8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

So. CHEKHov IN MY LIFE. BY Lydia Ayiloy.
Transl. by David Magarshack, Includes basic
biographical material and critical material on
Chekhov's work-especially the Seagull.
Pub. at $500. Sale, $l.oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

FOIIOsC the stars to
book bargains. Star.
red titles acaiIabIe
at all b rentamO's
branch stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

u IL. A TREASURY OF TRUE.
- Edited by Charles N. Barnard CManaginE
Editor. A huge, rich and robust coilec-
ton Of the best man-stories culled from
the pages Of the famous magazine
Pub. at $3.50. Sale, $z.ss
i 70. THE HORSE IN ACTION.
- BY Henry wynmalen. Illustrated by
Michael Lyme. Handsome book which de-
scribes in detail the sequence Of every
movement Of the horse in action. 200
illustrations, 33 Of which are in beau
tiful color.
Pub. at $1,000. Sole, S4.es
IA. ALL you NEED TO KNOW
ABOUT DOGS.
By Hayes Blake Hovt complete and
illustrated guide to the selection and care
OF al dogs, In question and answer form.
Pub. OF $500. Sole, $l.oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c.
October rs, 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
County Issues Permits

Recent building permits issued By
Prince Georges County include:
H. a. F. Contracting Co, $500
st. Barnabas I'd, Temple Hills.
owner and builder; 2 dwellings at
Longview dr.. Camp Springs and st,
Barnabas rd, Temple Hills: cost,
SlO,5O0 each.
W. Alvin Lusby. 2412 oath st.
Sc, washington. owner and builder:
2 dwellings at 5710-l2 Camp
Springs ave-, Camp Springs; cost
oliver and Helen Mcdowell, 5000
Annapolis I'd, Bladensburg, owner
and builder; dwelling at 961b Under
wood st., seabrook Acres: cost. S12'-
900.
Terry Lee, Inc. 5e3s Annapolis
I'd, Bladensburg, 2 dwellings at
9205-07 4th st.. Lanham; cost.
$1,000 each; Homer ]. Nilsson,
builder.
Frank and Mabel Jones, s105
Broad Greek dr.. Oxon Hill, owner
snd builder Ksnn evenings n6S,. a. oS e0st
John and Patricia Stewart, 511a
Branch ave. Sc, washington. owners
and builders; dwelling at 4726
Bromley ave-, Bradberry Park: cost
$4,000.
Altobelli Bros, 5112 Kenesaw ST.,
College Park, owners and builders
3 dwellings at Chesapeake ST., East
Columbia park: cost, $10.500 each
C. r.. Gardner and Norman Bolt,
1903 Wicomico St, Beltsville, owners
and builders; dwelling at 1906
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
By BETTY PEPIS
Contributing Writer

slip cover for a tilt-back
chair, lamp shades, throw
pillows. What color should
I paint the wood cornices
which are on top Of the
windows? The room contains
a green tone-on-tone rug, a
light-gray wallpaper with
touches Of pink. gold and
white, a dark-green sofa. The
tables are mahogany.
Answer - The draperies
should be the light gray Of
the wallpaper and prefer
ably unpatterned although a
texture would not be I'M
desirable. Window cornices
should match the draperies.
If you can find a pink and
gray stripe, it would be nice
for the chair, and you might
use it for pillows along with
a deeper more intense shock
ing pink for accent. Lamp
shades could be Of metallic
silver paper.
Question: am planning a
den for my husband. I ex-
pect to have built-in book
cases with storage cabinets
underneath. Desk and tables
will be mahogany, a sofa bed
brown tweed. a lounging chair
green leather. Do you think
beige would be a good color
to paint the walls and book
cases? If so, what color rug,
draw draperieS and Access
series would you suggest?
Answer-A very light beige
would be pleasing for the
walls and the draperies might
then be a print on beige back
ground with touches of brown
and green. Then I am sure
you will feel the need Of some
touches Of a 'hot" color such
as an orangey rust or copper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

Stephen la, Beltsville; cost, $4,000.
Ralph D. Rocks, POLL X 81. NV.
Washington, owner and builder; As
Forest ST., 18th ave, 7lth ave. Kent
Village; cost. $4,000 each.
@. G.. Barr Co, Inc, 1ls06 Old
Gunpowder rd, Beltsville, owner and
builder; 2 dwellings at !orem dr.,
Laurel; cost, $4,000 each.
T. j. and Bertha McDonough,
owner and builder: dwelling a. Old
Chapel I'd. Bowie; cost, $4,000.
walbrooke Construction Corp.
1927 Spruell dr., Kensington, owner
and builder; 4 DWELLINGS at Wo 90
each.
@. A. GUIDE and Kos. Abrahams
40i Butternut st. NV. washington,
builders; u. s.. Post once at 1928
Holton la, Takoma Park; COST
Ernest Martinsen, 1857 Quincy st
Hyattsville, owner; Hash a. Elbel
Contractors, builders: dwelling a
lockwood I'd, Cheverly; cost $4,000
Newman and Elmore. $500 81
Barnabas I'd, owner and builder
dwelling at Bedford la, Clinton; cost
$4,000
Hendricks Bros. 451l Oliver st
Riverdale, owner and builders;
dwellings at Hillside ave, Cheverl
Gardens cost, $500 each.
Ostrow -BreStler Corp, SIT Yves
University blvd, Silver Spring; owne
and builder; / apartment buildln
l25 pnits) at Bullying IA PkWy
Morris Z. Nelson, s5O7 Riggs I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
Questions and Answers on Home Decore

tone which would be suitable
for the rug. Copper hard
ware on the cabinets, copper
bases for lamps with light
beige shades) and copper ash
trays would add an individual
look.
Question: am at a loss how
to handle the windows in my
new home. The dining room
has glass-sliding doors that
lead out onto an outdoor
patio. In the kitchen the top
part Of the window is sta
tionary; only the bottom
opens.
Answer-Some Of the newly
decorative window shades
might be the best solution for
your sliding doors. These are
washable and will take the
hard wear they will get In a
spot Of that sort. The newest
ones are very pretty and can
be had with a flocked pattern
or a linen-like surface in COL
ors as well as tan or white.
Still others are pastel on one
side, white on the street side.
In the kitchen, eliminate
curtains entirely and frame"
the win dow area with q
abric-covered cornice in q
gaily designed cotton.
Question: have q brick
fireplace with bookcases on
either side that takes up the
whole width Of the living
room. I have q large mirror
directly over the fireplace
and there are two stained
glass windows on either side.
The mantelpiece extends over
bookcases as well as fireplace
and I don't know whether to
put a lot Of knick knacks on
1t or one or two large pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

walls Woodwork is now
white). get a pair Of chairs.
draperies. new lamps and re-
upholster an old chair.
Answer-Repeat the GIN
namon color of the sofa pat
tern on the wall behind it,
making all the other walls
and woodwork white. Stick
to white at the windows I'M
less you can find a print on
a white ground which ex-
actly matches the cinnamon
color. The old chair could
be covered to match the gray
Of the rug and the new chairs
might be q bright emerald
green.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

Answer-Please don't put q
lot Of little knick knacks on
that shelf. II you have q
green thumb try plants on
one side Of the fireplace and
wood carvings on the other
side: two duck decoys could
do the trick. For a more for
NAL effect, try two matching
urns filled with leaves on one
side and a decorative bowl on
the other side. Don't try to
match up the two sides in
any case.
QuestiOn-My living room
has a gray rug, toast and
cinnamon sofa, mahogany
tables. We plan to paint the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

cages Of $4,000 or less to-
tailed $l2,727.000 which was
a gain of "a per cent over
the corresponding period or
1858. All types Of mortgages
shared in the five-month
gain, with savings and loan
associations again showing
the highest rise, Al per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

QuestiOn-Two chairs In
my living room are light tur-
Quoise. The couch is black.
Walls are papered in white
and gold. What would you
suggest for rug and dra-
peries? Also what can I put
above the black sofa to
brighten up that side of the
room?
Answer-A mustardy gold
rug would be pretty with the
turquoise and black and the
same tone or one somewhat
lighter could be repeated for
the draperies. Over the sofa
a large mirror in q carved
and gilded old-fashioned
wood frame would be a strik-
ing note or you might try a
grouping of smaller odd
shaped mirrors (oval or hex
agons) framed simply with
brass.
QueStiOnAWe are planning
to do our bathroom over and
would like some guidance
about the color of paper, cur
tains, shower curtains and
bath towels and bath mats.
The fixtures in the room are
white. Wall tile (which runs
halfway up) is yellow. The
floor is black and white.
Answer would try to
match the background Of the
paper to the yellow tile, then
be guided by the other colors
in the paper for your selec-
ton of towels and bath mats:
orange would be particularly
effective accent here. Keep
the shower curtains and win
dow curtains severe: in q
black and white print.
Question: am redecorat-
ing my living room and would
like advice on draperies, q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
Mortgage Recordings Increase

Nonfarm mortgages Of 500
900 or less recorded during
May totaled some $2,768,0 900,
20 per cent more than
May, 1858, the Federal Home
Loan Bank has reported.
With the exception Of a
/ per cent decline for mort
cages originated by insurance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

Hyattsville. owners and builders: 2
dwellings at Osaae st, Berwyn Heights;
cost, $4,000 each.
Great and Williamson, 5l2a Fischer
I'd, Temple Hills, owners and build
ers: 8 dwellings at Logan St, Suit
land; cost, $4,000 each
Dorsey Stewart. i433 Eastern ave:
ne, Washington, owner builder not
given; dwelling at 69th pl, and M
ST., Highland Park; cost, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

companies, mortgages from
all types Of lenders shared in
increase above May of last
year. Increases ranged from
II per cent for mutual saw
ings banks to SO per cent for
savings and loan associations.
During the first five months
OF the year, nonfarm mort