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q Arnstein and Powell entry.
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{gTCnEs Post s;9l: off sofa start good; won easily
WINNER, mrs A wilcox b: T. q, by Mr.. Busher-Lorane
Trainer a Bonsal Values-$1,950, $780, $500, $3.50.
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THIRD RAcE-Purse, $780, claiming; s-year-olds:
Mrongs Post 2;O4 off 2:O4a; start good; won drYin
Trainer T. Clarke. values-S1625, $780, $3.50, Sl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01

Tyo-dollar mutuels paid-MoRE SCOTCH, $40. $3.50
$40
Handle-s51.515. Daily double handle s94,554.
and up; furonss Post :35; off 1854; start poor
Won ridden out Winner. Mrs. Y. T. MERGERS blk. g. 3
ncwnes. Values-$1,625. $780, $500, $I25. Time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
FAMOUS FABLES
BY Z. Z. EDGAR

Stun p, Some years back
when Charlie Grimm was
manager Of the Chicago Cubs,
his team was In a slump. In
game after game the opposi-
ton seemed to get all the
breaks.
One day the Cubs were
playing q decentralization CLUB
whose leftflelder was suffer-
ing from q hangover. For the
first eight innings he merely
went through the motions Of
playing.
Three times he came UP to
bat. Each time he rocked I'M
steadily In the batter's box
and took three strikes with
out moving the bat from his
shoulder. In the ninth in
ming. when he was up for the
fourth time, two men were on
base and two were out. The
Cubs were leading, 10.
This time. he not only
moved his bat, but he belted
the first pitch over the CENTER
fielder's head for a triple.
Grimm, seeing another ball
game going down the drain,
let out an anguished cry.
"Of all the miserable luck!"
he moaned. Soldering up at q
time like thisl"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Child Adoption: Sorrow and Joy
By DR.. PETER J. STEINcRoHN

placed in my arms. Not hing
can compare with this over
whelming Joy. The agency
does a simply marvellous oh
Of matching parent and chlid.
Our son looks very much like
his foster father and acts
very much like me.
ITO Mrs. D. H. H. who
wrote you and was so dis
appointed in not getting Q
child. I say the only require
ments most agencies have are
that the prospective adaptive
parents sincerely want chill
dren. that the marriage be .
happy one and that the
family income be adequate
and steady.
The agency ] spoke Of
charges what I would term
a nominal adoption fee. It
can easily be saved during
the investigation and waiting
period. If you really and
sincerely want a child you
can have one If you try hard
enough. AS I said there IL
no Joy greater. no experience
more rewarding than having
a child, whether biological or
adopted.
OUR CHOSEN BABY Is
now 21a years old and next
week we are going to apply
for a second child-a girl, we
hope. I cannot urge you too
strongly. Mrs. D. H. H.. to
find out all about the adop-
ton procedure.
II you can't nave one bio
logically. then adopt one. A
child fulfills your life. brings
husband and wife closer to-
gether. No words in the Eng
lish language are more thrill
ing than, 'Mommie. I love
you
Remember that God has
to make some Of US unable to
bear children so that adopta-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
BY PHIL YEAGER and
JOHN STARK


The ousted Venezuelan die
tator, Perez Jiminez. has been
arrested in Miami and ar
raigned in Federal Court on
extradition charges brought
by the Venezuelan govern
ment. The warrant, signed
by the Consul General.
charges Jiminez with MUIR
der, attempt to commit MUIR
der. and embezzlement. II
the charges are proved to
the satisfaction Of the Fed
eral Court, Jiminez will be
handed over to Venezuelan
officers for return to his ma
tive land.
Ironically, 1t is the en-
bezzlement charge that may
bring about the ex-dictator's
doom. Of he is sent back.
he faces trial and virtually
certain execution by the
present government) There
is no doubt that his regime
was one Of the bloodiest and
most repressive in South
American history, but the
alleged murders were official
acts, i.e., executions Of po-
litical prisoners carried out
by the government then in
power. AS such, they fall
into the category Of political
accusations which makes
them exempt from ordinary
extradition procedure.
United States policy is OPP
posed to sending political
exiles back to their native
land for punishment. But
stealing money is an offense
that cannot be placed in the
guiSe of a political" accusa-
ton. If Venezuela can prove
that Jiminez robbed the till
prior to his sudden depart
ure, he probably will be
handed over. Significantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
LAW IN THE NEWS
Theft Isn't CIossed
As Political Crime

arrangements are now being
made to return to Mexico q
fugitive Mexican Army ON
Ger wanted for theft Of gov
eminent funds.
Justice Department officials
are somewhat wistful about
these doings. for they would
love to get their hands on
New York flnancier Lowell
M. Birrell who was indicted
in July by a Federal grand
jury on charges Of defrauding
stockholders Of two corpora
tons to the tune Of $14.000,-
900. He is currently sojourn-
ing In Brazil, a nation that
does not have an extradition
treaty with the United States
as Venezuela does.
The United States has
treaties with approximately
so nations providing mutually
for the return Of nationals
wanted or criminal offenses
committed in the homeland.
But the State Department is
pretty chary about discussing
the subject because. by di-
vulging the names Of coun-
tries with which we do not
have these treaties, 1t would
be providing tip-ofts to pros
pective fugitives.
The only reason for the
publicity given the Birrell
case was that the United
States Attorney for New York,
Frank Hogan, made a special
trip to Rio, de Janeiro in
order to persuade Brazilian
authorities to cooperate and
let him take the flnancier
back to the United States
where angry stockholders
were clamoring for his scalp.
But Brazil stuck to protocol.
No treaty. no prisoner.
Tomorrow: Custody Of children
in divorce eoses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15

Tomorrow: Shy wife.
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DEAR ABBY
Reader Cites Law of Heredity

BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

normal for most teen-agers
or not? ASHAMED.
This IL not normal, and
you are wise TO be concerned.
People who cannot resist the
urge to- take things whether
they need them or not could
be suffering from an illness.
Consult a doctor who spe-
cializes in behavior problems.
Your chances for overcoming
your problem are good II you
seek professionally help early.
Good luck.
DEAR ABBY: After four
years Of marriage, my hus-
band still tells me he loves
me, calls me twice a LAY
when he's at work, brings
home every cent of his pay
check, helps me with the
housework, stays home every
night and goes to church
with me every Sunday.
But he does have one vice.
FISHINGl How can /. with
out appearing to be selfish,
let him know / don't want
him to 60 fishing?
FISHING WIDOW.
To begrudge this Jewel Of
a husband his one simple
hobby, would be casting for
a whale of q lot Of trouble,
II he invites you to 60 along,
60. II he prefers to go solo"
or with "the bOys"-kiss him
goodbye, be sure he takes his
life preserver, and send him
on his way. And smile, sister.
. y
What's your problem? For
a personal reply, write to
ABBY In care of The Euening
Star. Tnclose a stamped,
self-addresSed envelope.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15

TWO LETTERS received
on the same day. One may
make you cry and the other
may make you weep for joy.
It takes all kinds to make a
world. Thank goodness that
the writer Of the second
letter Is one of the majority
who have good parental in
StinctS.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I
have been reading your coll
umn out here in California.
Just read about how hard it
Is for some people to adopt
o child.
II find there are many cou-
Piles who are looking for
children to adopt. My prob
lem is just the opposite. I
have a seven-year-old daugh-
ter. She is a well-built, at
tractive child. However, she
has a rather low 10 Her
daily living habits are normal
but she needs someone who
has the time and patience to
care for her.
Can you give me the ad-
dresses Of some Of the people
who want a child to love?
I will appreciate it for she
can make someone's home
complete. Mrs. x"
DEAR DIR. STEINCROHN:
I have just read your column
on adoption. We, too, love
children and had none. After
Is years Of marriage we de-
cided to try to adopt a child.
We applied to an adoption
agency in New Jersey.
I'VE are just an average,
working couple; we own our
own little home with a mort
gage). Nineteen months after
we applied to the agency we
got a call telling us they had
q lovely 6-week-old boy
for US.
1.-THE most thrilling moment
in my life was when he was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
Biggest Elevator
Lifts Draw BRIDGE

ELIZABETH, N. j.. i(AP)-
The worlds largest elevator is
being used between here and
Staten Island. N. Y.-to raise
and lower a draw bridge.
When the $50 foot long
Arthur Kill Bridge opened
recently it became the longest
vertical-lift draw bridge in. the
world. When a ship wants to
pass underneath, the elevator
lifts the entire bridge on two
easements.
The bridge. owned by the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, can
lift SIS lotion coal cars at one
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15

The FomiIy Council consists Of q
judge. o psyehiotrist, three
eIersymen. o newspaper editor. o
women's editor and two writers.
Eoeh article Is q summary Of on
oetuoI eoss history. The council
reports on problems thot hove
been deolt with by responsible
agencies and counselors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15

DEAR ABBY: For crying
out loud, haven't you ever
heard Of the Mendelian Law
Of Heredity2 A man asked
you II 1t was too late to take
a blood test to determine
whether he was the father Of
q 3-year-old child who had
blue eyes and blond hair
when he and his wife were
both dark-eyed and black
haired. And you advised him
to go ahead and take the
blood testl One with any
knowledge Of heredity knows
that this could be the result
Of recessive genes, and the
child could have been his.
You usually defend the wom-
an. How come you let this
one down?
PHILADELPHIA LAWYER
The mans question was:
as II too late to take q blood
test when the child is 3? Or
must 1t be done while the
child In an infant?" I re-
piled, "The blood type never
changes. You can take the
tests any time with equal
success" The man indicated
In his letter than his wife's
behavior was not above sus-
picion. / assumed the man
knew his wife better than I
did.
DEAR ABBY: I have a ter
rible problem. I am Is years
old and have the most won
derful parents in the world.
We are quite well of so there
is no reason for me to have
q problem like this.
My problem Is that when I
go somewhere, I just pick
things UP. I don't need these
things and can't imagine why
take them. Even when / am
at o friends house I have the
urge to take things. Is this
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Bile children can have par
ents.
This little poem sums UP
my letter, DR.. Steincrohn:
Not flesh Of my flesh,
Not bone Of my bone,
But miraculously still
My very own.
Never forget for a single
minute,
You didn't grow under my
heart. but in 1t.
Sincerely, Mrs. M. p"
released By The Bell Syndicate. Inc.
Tomorrow: IntermoHtoI hostility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15

expresses Lincoln's regret that
he couldn't accept an invita-
ton to appear in fremont.
The other letter. dated Au-
gust 10, 1859, replied to a re-
quest that Lincoln suggest a
newspaper editor for fremont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
Library Bequeuthed
Lincoln Letters

CHAMPAIGN, III. (AP).-
Two unpublished letters written
by Abraham Lincoln have been
willed to the University Of nli-
nois library by the late Miss
Sarah Elizabeth Bryan, Los
Angeles.
The letters, which Lincoln
wrote in Springfield. H.. were
addressed to Miss Bryan'i
grandfather. D. A. Cheever. In
fremont. III.
One dated August .. 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
Gone With the Wind

MESA, Ariz. (AP).-Opera-
tors Of o drive-in theater adj
vertised on their marquee after
winds knocked over the screen:
Gone with the wind"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
FAMILY COUNCIL
Husband
Still Likes
Old Pals
THE PROBLEM

Emil R.-He enjoys the
company Of his cronies bet
ter than mine.
Alfred r.. - She expects
miracles out Of married life.
THE DETAILS
Emily R.-My husband and
I are in our early 20s and
have been married a year.
My problem is that my hus-
band seems to enjoy the COM
pany Of his old cronies more
than mine.
] fixed up a nice home
when we got married but AL
just doesn't seem to enjoy
1t. After dinner he watches
TV for a while. then gets
restless. He goes down for a
couple Of beers with the boys.
~-~~>~~~@--~~-~~@~->
The Family Council consists Of Q
judge. o psyehiotrist, three
elersymen. o newspaper editor, o
women's editor and two writers.
Eoeh article Is q summary Of on
oetuol eose history. The council
reports on problems thot hove
been deolt with by responsible
agencies and eounselors.
I have called UP some Of
my old friends but they are
mostly dating or married and
have babies to take care Of.
I don't feel like spending the
evening alone or babysitting.
! plan to continue work.
ing until we have q baby. I
work hard and want to en-
Joy myself evenings. We go
out together only about twice
q week.
Alfred R.-Emily expects
miracles out Of married life.
She accuses me Of being rest
less but she is worse than I
am. She thinks that we can
go on the way we did before
we got married-going out
nearly every evening. You
don't have to give up your
old friends just because you
are married. I enjoy shoot
ing the breeze with the boys.
I don't see why Emily can't
get some fun out Of being
with her friends.
Two nights out q week is
enough. You can't keep
hanging around the house
all the time or you get bored.
Emily always throws up to
me how hard she works. but
I work too. It's all for our
own future.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Neither Emily nor Al APP
pears to have accepted the
fact that they now have to
build a new kind of life.
Though he is the complain
ing party. Emily gives no IN
dication Of having done much
more than Al about setting
up this new life. She doesn't
mention whether she has in
vited friends to her home or
tried to become a part Of any
social circle. Obviously her
husband wants contacts with
other human beings. II a wife
doesn't accept social respon-
eibility, the husband is likely
TO md his companionShip
among other men escaping
from the dull confines Of
their homes.
AL doesn't recognize that
marriage calls for q change
in the relationship that ex-
listed between old friends.
One does not need to give
them up, but one cannot con-
tinue the association exactly
as 1t existed. Hanging out
with the boys" is fine on oc-
casion, but 1t should be we'll
tempered by normal relation
ships with other married
couples.
copyright. 1859. General Pastures
CorpD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-10

ROCK CREEK HILLs-Handsome
brick rambler, coy. comfortable
and immaculate throughout, spa
eious liv rm.. din. rm.. delightful
kit. 3 bedrms.. . baths. screened
porch on ] level beautiful rec.
rm. with bar. maids rm. and
powder wv. In bsmt.: double ear
port CAL JU 5-422?. ewes. GA.
f fssIs We sFy HEs ao aAyE M 4 Pits
AREA. EAwRENcE '. LUTEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-10
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
CENTRALLY
AIR CONDITIONED

But the price Is only Sle,-
300 This immaculate
brick rambler is near bus
and shopping in the popn.
lar AnnAndale area.
There's q coy living room
With fireplaee: dining
room, large fully equipped
Kitchen with laundry room
adjacent. 3 bedrooms, &c.
ramic tile bath and utility
room: There's Q fuli-grovn
privet hedge around the
entire lot. tall shade trees
perfectly placed. mature
shrubs and Q dandy lawn.
This could be your retire.
ment home Why not call
FL. $4,000 TO see It today?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-10
CONVENIENT
ARLINGTON

Located in woodlavn VII
lage on q pleasant, quiet
street with lots OF trees.
this brick Colonial ofers
charm and convenient To-
cation TO schools, bus and
the Clarendon shopping
district, Situated on Q
pleasant and easily man
aged lot. this home has q
living room with fireplace,
dining room. informal din.
ing space in kitchen, 3
large bedrooms. ~ baths,
basement. recreation room
with fireplace. garage and
. low S2O.50O Cali IA.
$4,000 10 see It today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-10
MT. VERNON BLVD.
FROM $18,500

In . lovely setting Of
tall trees, on scenic Mt.
Vernon blvd. We have sew
en- new ramblers available
for immediate occupancy.
There's Q 4-bedroom. Ia
bath model at only SIS.-
300 There's another 4.
bedroom, 2-bath rambler,
with q full basement. rec
reat.on room and porti-
coed front porch The
price Is lust S20.500. or
YOU might have cham
psgne taste and prefer the
large, lovely eenter.hall
home with the attached
sarase;, patio, basement
SEA 400 Other models are
priced at S2O.o50. Sei.laO
&c ientPHAH financing
available. and we know
you'll like the trees Gall
so S-67s0 to see them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-10
Better Homes

REALTY INC, REALTORS
BOULEVARD RsTATES-You Vii
be delighted with this 3.bedroom
brick rambler. nestled on 4 i(cx
.00-ft. level wooded lot. The home
features . large living rm. with
wood-burning. fireplace. sep. din.
Ing rm: and equipped kitchen;
"a. s-ssoo. SHANNON A SS5s'u 4 fuc Ins
Realtors. 2055 Wilson blvd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-10
GET YOUR
GARDEN IN!

It's almost time for plan.
Country Place" on acre
IN Fairfax This neat Cape
Coo has q 20-ft. living
nm. with fireplace. Sepa.
rate dining room. fully
equipped kitchen, $ bed.
rooms. modern bath and
fun basement. There are
lots Of shade trees and the
soil Is fertile. This one
won't last long at SI5.-
$50. Call CIR. 3-4660 to
see IL today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-10
GRACIOUS
LIVING

In Alexandria's Franci,
Hammond High School dis
trict. this brand.nev cen.
ter-hall brick rambler has
. large handicapped lot on
. quiet street near the new
Alexandria Hospital site.
There's Q CONSCIOUSLY tiled
entrv. spacious living room.
formal dining room. o
magazine cover" kitchen
with every appliance: 4
large bedrooms. ob tiled
baths. full basement. ma
hogany-paneled recreation
room with fireplace: base
board h.-w.h.. screened
poreh-carport and mary
time TO select your own
paint colors II you hurryl
Call XII. s-2320 TO see It
TO-DAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-10
EXCELLENT
BUS SERVICE

Good schools, seyeral
churches and TOP notch
shopping facilities are ali
within easy walking dis
lance to this attractive
brick townhouse. There's
an lS-ft. living room with
fireplace. separate dining
room, fully equipped kitch.
en-, 3 bedrooms. full base
ment, recreation room and
z fenced yard Just full Of
mowers. Priced to sell
quickly At S14.500. Call
XII S-232O to see 1t today,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-10

RAMBLERS-A group OF new g.
bedrm. homes with deep lots
E ran. bet . S9 and Is7 e. Eys
bsnt.: Z blks from grade school;
$4,000 to $1,000. As low Is
$3.50 down. UN. 4-s5S3.
peter J. hagan and son
RIVERDALE-S2p6 On. incl. settle
ment, lovely bungalow: fenced in
lot: excel. neighborho0d. Assume
present financing. Elk. 3-1b40.
SEABR0OK-S2g5 On. incl. settle
ment. 8 bedrms.. sep. din. rm.;
ing, move In with deposit. Elk.
SEAT PLEAsANT-Brick bungalow,
4 rms and bath with an addi-
tional bsmt. apt. gas INV. heat
$1,000 dn Price, Sl3,5O0. FAUs-
sOUTHLAWN-3-bedrm. rambler,
auto. washer, dishwasher, fenced
Level lot; 8 $1,000: 5000 down.
7-5l51.
fAkOMA PARK - Brick-and- stone
rambler, only 5 yrs. old and in
new-house condition. THE PER-
Feet HOME" center-hall plan, Q
lovely rooms. ga baths; 4O-FT
CUSTOM. REC. RIM. Lot
over 200-ft. deep with trees on
New Hamp ave. near. parochial
school. Owner moving. Priced for
quick sale. HUGH T. PECK. HE
4-6400.
TAKOMA PARK-Nice size. Diet.
brk. Colonial. IMMACULATE CON-
DITION. Liv. I'm, wIfirepl, din.
rm., kit. with table space. 2 bed
rms and bath on End floor. EXTRA
BATH. FRUIT TREES, FENCED
YARD: l blk. fr. bus; S1,650
down, S1S,75O. HUGH +. PECK.
HE. 4-6400.
- $3.50 DOWN and
$6s.11 per month buys this spa
eious Broom brick rambler adj
jacent To downtown freeway. Full
separate dining room, tile bath,
gas h-w:h., large storage attic.
AP. 7.1200 til Q pm.
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NEAR ST. BERNARDS CHURCH
AND eCHoOLs-Immaculate 2-bed-
rm. brick-and-frame home; full
hSmt. with knotty-pine rec. rm.
fenced yard, aluminium storm
windows and many extras. Bar
gained at $ll.600: only $3.50
down.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP,s 7-1774
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Have House
Must Sell
AssuMR A. al

Must Sell
ASSUME an Oh
Brick 3-beurln. like-new duplex; fun
nsmt., mn. rec. Iln. storm WINDOWS,
fenced yaro VITA lge, concrete
patio. partly air conditioned. west
uyAt,svlile: must pe seen. FoT
-D''' UN. A-Oaes. OWNER
IlILLCREsT AREA--Sl4.vVU. De-
lightful remidetached brick. Lac.
Lr.,dr., MOD. kit. . pearms.. 4 "a
baths, rec. .rm.s beaut. lanoscAped
yard, completely fenced. M. sen,
and shopping, SbV0 On, Sbl per
mo. Call OWNER, 10. 7-30AI. No,
HILLsIDE-New beautiful 3-6ed-
rm. split.level. VIII FAA. full
SERdER. keaitor. 10. f-Sf6i.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs--only one
lett. 3-bedrm.. shingle rambler
Large eye-leyel. oven kit, gU-ft.
ly, rm., daylight bsmt.. built BY
cohselentieus builder: transp
risht at corner. Terrific value
h AZ ssI9 cG, AR s.e s..iHaVe'w R.
HOUSES BY HUGHES = $3.50
down; $50 per mo. should handle
all. w.. Hyattsville, around the
corner from every conv. = large
hedrms., sep. din. rm.. plus den |:
VI WIZ 4 HG sel Is CO. ss,na Hp. i isSS
HOUSES By HUGHES = Popular
Levisdale. 4-bedrm.. brick Cape
Cod. oversize liv. rm,, with fifepl
spacious kit, de luxe equip, TX
baths; enclosed rear porch. Few
blocks Prince GEORGES Plaza
s sSTSPRIes CO.. e.,'f zp si T.iSSc w. R.
HOUSES ~ HUGHEs-Deiightful
s-acre lot. choice Rises I'd. ex-
tended location. Exciting, custom.
built all.hrick rambler. Three eor-
geous bedrms.. plus large paneled
den. garage, patio: vacant for fast
ossession: only Sc, 800. Cali
HUGHES Co. AP. S.l40o.
HOUSES By HUGHES delight.
ful acres fronts on 9 Important
hlack-top roads, Minutes from b. c.
line; sturdy 4-bedrm. home, excel
eond. throughout: Q full baths,
double garase, stable. barn, gor-
kcouh uOWefe. trees an0 Snrub0ery
Powerful city water: $1,000 down
VIII buy Il W. n. HUGHES CO.,
AP. 7-1400.
HYATTsvILLE - 3-bedroom Colo
NAL home on large lot. Separate
dining room. full bsmt. with gas
IA. huge. screened. front porch:
on street parking; aluminium
storm windows, Priced ct only
$4,000. FLA or conventional
terms. Call I'll Q pm, WA q
1900. ROBERT Q. DAVIS d Co.
HYATTsvILLE = Cory 3-bedroom
hungalow, convenient to public
and parochial schools. for Just
Sll.S00, with only $500 down.
Separate dining room, full base
ment. corner yard. z. c. HILLEY
4 co. Realtors, AP. 7.72O0 III
p pm.
HYATTSyHLE-Neat and clean q.
bedrm. Colonial: lge, liv. rm., sep.
din. rm., equipped kit. lEe. level
isIm, OH PR,rtr d Seoi ss:y EHA
TY CO.. UN 4-llo6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-10
GROVETON
HIGH SCHOOL

Attractive frame rambler
on q 7uiet street. This s.
bedroom charmeF has q
beautifully finished" rec
reation room and central
air-conoitioninr. Assume q
big 49, CT loan. Out-of-
town owner says "sell" at
~ ~ 30! Call so. $1,000
to see Il today.