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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-09-22

PULLETS, 16 week-old Honeggar
leghorns. Dale Lothes, Coal
Run, Ohio. Phone Dexter City
57-F-12. IL 13 IA
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-09-22
For Sale-LIVESTOCE

TEN HEAD fine and coarse wool
rams. George Ankrom. Quaker
City, Ohio Route l. Three miles
west of Batesville, Ohio on SR
lat. II IL 13 pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-09-22

CORRIEDALE rams, finest blood
lines. TWO Hereford bulls,
grandsons of International cham
pion. Prices reasonable. R. A.
Robinson, 11a miles south of Old
Washington, Ohio. 13 IA
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-09-22

DRAFT TYPE gelding, one year
old last June. Also square tub
Maytag electric washer. One four
stack TelereX TV antenna. Char
les Snyder Jr., Summerfield,
Ohio, Route 2. l3 pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-09-22

1853 CHEVROLET 4-door Bel Air
with four good tires. Also fen
der skirts for a 1858 and 1852
car. Phillip Doan, Caldwell, route
3, near Pine Lake or call 328-F-
21. 13 IA IS pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-09-22

TWO QUARTER HORSE mares,
and 1851 Ford pickup truck.
Dana Foraker, Mill Street, Cald-
we'll, Ohio. l3 pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-09-22

1947 CHEVROLET pickup truck
and some good used furniture.
Contact Walter Baker, Harrietts-
vile, Ohio. 13 pd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-24

] requested to gala
fstret
Evening star., 1960-01-26
BY PHIL YEAGER
and JOHN STARK
Contributing Writara

For centuries, the doctrine
Of "Let the buyer beware" has
dominated United States and
English law. The basic idea
was that anyone who makes
a purchase ought to have
sense enough to be sure he is
getting good value, and If he
doesn't, it's his own tough
luck.
In recent years, the Fed
eral Government has i'm
posed limits on the effect Of
this doctrine. The profusion
of available goods and serv-
ices, along with the COM
plexity of manufacturing
methods, has made it impos-
sible for the consumer to
match wits with unscrupu-
lous sellers. So Uncle Sam is
trying to even up the scales
by giving the consumer some
help.
The Federal Trade Com
missions Conference last
month brought together civic
and professional leaders to
explore means Of educating
consumers and cleaning up
dishonest marketing prac-
tices. Among the evils
singled out was the practice
Evening star., 1960-01-26

DEAR ABBY: I am a So
year-old man and I am be-
ginning to wonder if some
men will ever grow up. I am
constantly meeting grown
men with families who are
still called by their boyish
names. such as Bobby, Billy
and Jimmy They don't like
to be called Boo, Bill or Jim.
One man down the street
has eight children and they
still call him Johnny. I can
understand why a man
wouldn't care to use the
formal Robert, William or
James, but why must they go
back to their baby days with
Bobby, Billy and Jimmy? I
got this of my chest, but not
of my mind.
RAYMOND.
How do you know that men
who are addressed as Bobby,
Billy and Jimmy prefer these
names to Bob. Bill and Jim?
Most people are helpless in
such matters. Acquaintance
simply hang these names on
them and they are stuck with
them. Save your sympathy
for those poor souls who are
Evening star., 1960-01-26
LAW IN THE NEWS
u. S. Lends o'Hond
To Buyer Beware

Of bait advertising-the lur-
ing OF customers via bargain
items, which aren't really
available, then trying to
talk them into expensive
items.
Another practice irritating
to many is the use of phony
props in TV advertising. The
foam In beer ads is apt to
be soapsuds, and the COM
parison between the adver-
tised product and brand x
Is often as valid as a SO bill.
Meanwhile, the Staid SEC,
which most consumers look
upon as confined to the re-
mote and austere labyrinths
OF Wall Street, has moved
into the everyday world Of
John @. Public. This agency
is sponsoring a short T'V car
toon cautioning investors to
investigate before buying
securities. The recent security
frauds and evidence of shady
practices. coupled with the
fact that security values are
inflated, has the commission
worried. A sudden loss of
confidence in the stock mar
ket could precipitate a de-
cline with consequent loss of
billions Of investor dollars.
4 Neither the FTC nor the
SEC. or for that matter any
Evening star., 1960-01-26
Cuban Minister Warns
On U. S. roop Action

HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. 26 (AP)
-Cuba's Minister of Justice
said today there will be mil
lions Of cadavers" If United
States Marines land in this
country.
The televised remarks Of the
minister, Alfredo Yabur, ap-
parently were in reference to
an earlier report by q local
radio commentator that 10000
Marines had landed at the
United States Naval Base at
Guantanamo in Eastern Cuba.
Normally a few hundred Ma
rines are stationed there.
The radio commentators
statement could not be con-
f1rmed.
AT Norfolk, Va, an Atlantic
Fleet spokesman denied the re-
port. He said the United States
does not have 10000 Marines in
the Caribbean area. He said,
however, there had been no
change in plans for large scale
amphibious exercises beginning
today at Vieques Island, Puerto
Rico, about 1000 miles east OF
Guantanamo.
Mr.. Yabur also lashed out
Evening star., 1960-01-26

at Jorge Zayas, exiled publish
er Of the Havana newspaper
Avance, charging that he took
payoffs from Fulgencio Batista,
the ousted dictator.
Mr.. Zayas, who went into
voluntary exile in Miami last
week, was an outspoken critic
of the Castro regime.
Referring to a series Of
Miami Daily News articles by
Mr.. Zayas attacking the Cuban
government, Mr.. Yabur said:
"ZayaS can write what he
pleases abroad after what is
known about him in Cuba. 1t
can be proven that he &C
cepted thousands of BatiSta
pesos"
Mr.. Castro voiced a similar
charge against Mr.. Zayas in
a January 20 television. ad-
dress. The Prime Minister
showed Cancelled checks total
ing 100000 he said Zayas re-
ceived as payoffs for favoring
Gen. Batista's regime. Mr..
Zayas said in Miami that the
charges were "just a complete
lie."
Evening star., 1960-01-26
DEAR ABBY
Who Picks the Nicknomes, Sir?
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

still called Sonny, Buddy and
Junior.
- -
DEAR ABBY: Why does
everybody knock television?
AS far as I am concerned, I
think television has probably
saved more marriages than
anyone will ever know.
In my own case. television
keeps my husband home
nights. So what If he does
drool when he looks at sUme
doll spraying her hair? He
can't get to her.
Also. when my husband
and I don't have too much to
say to each other, we can
both sit there and pass the
time away.
i 4
DEAR ABBY: Is it normal
for a l7-year-old girl to like
a fellow very much until she
finds out he likes her, too?
That's always been my prob
lem. I can go out with a
fellow and like him very
much. but the minute he
tells me he likes Cor loves)
me I don't care for him any
more. This happens to every
Evening star., 1960-01-26

boy I go with. I am getting
worried about my attitude.
Please give me some advice.
AGAINST LOVE.
Your attitude Is a symp-
tom Of adolescence. You like
to play for fun, but when it
looks as though you are 60
ing to play for keeps, you be-
come frightened. With time
and experience, you'll over
come 1t. Don't fret about 1t.
+ 4 4 =
DEAR ABBY: We have a
little problem in our family
and need some advice. MY
nephew (my brothers son)
is going to marry q girl
whose home town is in an
other city. They are planning
a spring wedding. My brother
insists that the girl should
come to the boys home town
to get married. I think I read
somewhere that the boy
should go to the girls home
town for the wedding.
Which is proper?
WAITING TO HEAR.
The boy should 60 to the
girls home town to be mar
ried.
distributed By McNaught Syndicate,
Inc.)
Evening star., 1960-01-26

may need disqualification for
one reason or another: why
should we take the chance Of
allowing our child to go in,
and be exposed to dangers Of
staph infection? Besides, once
in the hospital, what actual
precautions are taken to
prevent infection?
Under the conditions, such
apprehension is normal. But
hospitals are taking meas
ureS to prevent or limit
the spread of staph infec.
ton. Suppose, for example,
there is an outbreak of staph
infections in a nursery, or in
children up to about 2 years
Of age.
THE PREMISES are quar-
antined. No visitors are al
lowed. And no patients are
discharged. though well
themselves. If they have
positive cultures Of the
staphylococcus. No new pa
tientS are admitted into the
area where infection has
been discovered. All the
bedding and clothing (in-
cluding diapers) is sterilized
in steam. Childrens' beds and
cribs are placed at least
4 feet apart.
Even the doctors and
nurses have nose and throat
cultures taken for staph. II
positive, they are not al
lowed in the childrens' area.
If negative, they must wear
sterile gowns and face masks
and rubber gloves If there
are skin infections.
You will agree that such
hospitals are now putting up
an active and vigorous de-
fense against the staph germ.
We know that types one and
three are responsible for
most hospital outbreaks. Also
that these are resistant to
treatment.
Nevertheless, lately there
has been some success by
giving massive doses to the
patient; SIS million units of
penicillin intravenously two
or 3 times day.
The answer seems to be
this: If a child needs hos
pitalization, fear Of staph
infection should not deter
proper treatment of your
youngster.
DR.. Steincrohn'S leaet, SO,
Hon to Overcome Tension
and Fatigue" ,Diu be mailed
on receipt OF q stamped, SELF
addressed enuelope and 10
cents for handling charges.
Address DR.. Steincrohn, In
care of The Euening Star.
(Released by The Bell Syndicate)
Tomorrow: Chest X-Rov
Evening star., 1960-01-26
By JORGE ZAYAS
Distributed By the Associated Pres,

MIAMI, Jan. 26. - Many
United States leaders seem to
have the naive notion that the
people around Fidel Castro are
Communist but he himself,
though misguided, is not
But I reached the reluctant
conclusion that Castro is a
Communist, too, although he's
smart enough not to carry a
card.
Editors note: Premier
Castro has denied he is a
Communist, but defended
the right Of anyone within
his government to be a
Communist. The second and
third men in his regime,
Raul Castro and Mai. Err
nesto Guevara also deny
Communist membership.
Fidel has ties with Com
munist elements dating back
to his student days at the
University Of Havana.
Communist Dictates Rule
He was one of the pro-
fessional Red agitators who
spanked the bloody Bogota
maSSacres.
I'm going to tell you more
about him, but first, believe me
when I say that the people of
Cuba will never swallow the
Evening star., 1960-01-26
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

GILT: Composer Dimitri
Tiomkin. winner of four
Academy Awards for the
composition of motion pic
ture music, was a we'll
known concert pianist for
some years. At one time, for
a concert at the staid Paris
Opera, he decided to play
George Gershwin's "Rhap-
sody in Blue" he recalls in
please Don't Hate Me-"
"Gershwin arrived in
Paris in time for the begin
ming Of rehearsals. Every
thing was ready except the
derby hats. The orchestra
ton called for a device ia
miliar in the early jazz days
"a trumpet blaring into a
derby hat.
GershWin went out and
bought four brown derbies.
The orchestra players at the
opera. were musicians of
prestige and solemn dignity,
bearded professors of a proud
tradition. The trumpet play
ers stared at each other
when the conductor ex-
planned how to play in the
hat Hold a derby over a
trumpet and play into it?
They were indignant and
fatty refused.
There was no persuading
them. Finally, I took the
derbies to a jewelry shop and
had them painted gold. Now
they looked magnificent, fit
for the archangel Gabriel
and his trumpet. The next
day I presented the golden
derbies to the Trumpet play
ers and they VERY notified"
Evening star., 1960-01-26

Red doctrine. My country Is
too much Catholic for that.
Today, our government is
being run by Communist die
tateS.
Traditionally, Cuba has voted
with the Latin American bloc
against the admission of Red
China to the United Nations.
Yet, at the last balloting a
few weeks ago, Cuba abstained.
How can I be certain TIE
Castro government is Com
munist directed?
Here are a few facts:
Many of Fidel's key officials
are known Commies.
Take Ernesto (Che) Guevara.
I knew him in Guatemala when
he was directing the secret
police. Because Castro has a
shortage of trained administra-
tors, "Che" has been forced
into the open. He is president
Of the National Bank.
Raul Castro, Fidel's brother,
is running the army. He has
been a card-carrying Commu-
mist for years.
Made Pact With Leftists
AS a student, Fidel made a
pact with leftist students for
their support in his unsuccess-
full bid to become head Of the
University Student Federation.
He also was a member Of
the student "boncheS," a word
which in Spanish means gang"
1t identified those who used
dirty - sometimes bloody =
methods for personal gains in
student politics.
A close friend Of mine--I
can not reveal his name for
he Is still in Havana-has told
me how he participated with
Castro in the 'Cayo Confites
expedition during the 1940s to
"liberate" the Dominican Re-
public from the Trujillo dicta-
torShip. It fizzled.
With few exceptions, this
group turned out to be gang
sterS. soldiers of fortune, buns,
crackpots and dope addicts. .
The Castro governments
land conflscation has every
earmark of communism.
There are many more. telltale
signs, including the forced fight
of some Catholic priests who
spoke out against what is hap
pening in my country.
And don't overlook this:
The only legalized political
party in Cuba today is the Com
Party. That party sup
ports every government meas.
ure.
Castro claims all other par.
ties disqualified themsefes- by
cooperating" with Batista.
Evening star., 1960-01-26
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Toll From Falls Is StortIino
By DR.. PETER J. STEINcRoHN

How about accidental falls,
DR.. Steincrohn," asks Mr..
j. ]. of Savannah, Ga. Il
know cancer, heart disease
and all the rest are impor-
tant. but I have never known
you to mention anything in
your column about the dan
ger of falls.
MY wife fell down the cell
lar stairs a few days ago. I
found her unconscious on the
concrete floor. Thank heav-
ems. she is alive-but she
came out of it with a brain
conclusion and a broken
thigh bone"
THESE DANGERS of ac-
cident in the home land else
where) I have mentioned
quite often. But, as you say,
they deserve repeated warn
ingS.
A fall from a ladder can be
as dangerous to life as can
Ger; a slip on q scatter rug
may shuttle you of as surely
as a fatal heart attack. Here
are some statistics from the
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. which substantiates what
Mr.. j. j. and I have been
saying:
Accidental falls cause about
10000 deaths in the United
States every year. The loss
OF life from falls is more
than three times that caused
by fires and explosions, near
ly 10 times that from acci-
dents involving firearms, and
about Is times the toll from
aircraft accidents.
More than half Of the peo-
pie fatally injured by falls
sustain their injuries in or
about the home. About / 900
fatal falls take place on
streets and highways. About
$500 deaths a year are due
to falls on stairs.
And don't be too jaunty
and cocksure when perched
on a ladder. Such falls cause
about 300 deaths yearly.
About $500 deaths annually
are due to falls out of win
dows, from roofs, trees,
chairs, beds, and to other falls
from one level to another.
This will surprise you: Near
ly 1000 annual deaths are due
to falls on the same level
sidewalks. streets, floors).
Usually, the victims are over
65 in such cases.
\ 4
There has been much in
the news lately about the
difficulty in controlling and
treating staphylococcus out
breaks - especially in hos
pitals.
I receive letters from anx-
ious parents whose children
Evening star., 1960-01-26

other regulatory agency, can
depend on nipping bad prac-
tices in the bud. There aren't
enough watchdogs to do the
Job. The best defense is to
make the buyer aware. I'm
plicit is the requirement that
he continue to beware.
Evening star., 1960-01-26
THE DETAILS

Mrs. E. K.-I am terribly
upset about my relationship
with my l4-year-old daugh-
ter, who has told me in no
uncertain terms that she
wishes I'd stay away when
she has friends-both boys
and girls-at the house.
I have tried to be a good
friend to Terry. She know
Evening star., 1960-01-26

The FomiIy Council consists Of o
judge, q psyehiotrist. three clergy
men. three editors and q women 8
editor. Eoeh article is o summary
Of an oetuoI eose history. The
council reports on problems thot
have been dealt with BY rsspon-
~sible agencies and eounseIors.
Evening star., 1960-01-26
Belief Castro Not q Red
Is Naive, Zoyos Says

This is the third Of O series Of copy
rishted articles written for the
Miomi Herald by Jorge Zoyos. editor
Of the Hovono newspaper Avonee.
Mr.. Zuyos fled from Cubo lost week
otter certain employees Of his news
poper took effective control Of Il.
Subsequently the Cubon government
seized it and other properties be-
longing to Mr.. Zoyos.
Evening star., 1960-01-26
FAMILY COUNCIL
Nom Tries
ToBe Girl
At Parties
THE PROBLEM

Mrs. E. K.-My daughter
doesn't want me around when
she entertains.
Terry K.-She spoils all the
fun.
Evening star., 1960-01-26

that she can come to me with
all her problems. I let her
wear makeup long before her
friends did because she need
ed something to give her self
confidence.
When Terry has had
friends in I've always set out
a nice spread and let her act
as the hostess. I come in
only now and then to see If
anything is needed. I chat
with some Of the children
for only a short time and they
seem to enjoy talking to me.
Terry K.-Loads Of my
friends have had parties and
their mothers are there, but
you wouldn't know it. They
don't keep lowering around
the place trying to be help
full to this one and that one.
The kids don't show 1t, but
they don't like to be brother
ed like that. 1t breaks up all
the fun.
My mother talks all the
time about US having to be
good friends. But a couple of
times I told her things I
didn't want repeated and I
heard her tell them to my
aunt. When complained she
said I was being silly" Well,
I've learned my lesson.
1t also annoys me the way
Mother wears her Bermuda
shorts or Capri pants when
ever I have friends over.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Mrs. E. KS goal Of achiev-
ing real friendship and con-
f1dence with her daughter is
a commendable one, but she
should not allow herself to
forget that she remains, first
Of all. a mother, and that her
daughter wants her to be
that. Terry is rightfully re-
sentful Of her mothers ef-
forts to be "one of the girls"
She wants her to be someone
q girl can look up to. Deep
down. she doesn't want equal
ity with her mother.
Mrs. E. K. becomes too
much the mother and too lit
tie the helpful friend when
she takes on the main re-
sponsibility for Terry's enter
tainment, Terry is or should
be the real hostess. Mrs. E. K.
should not put herself into
the party in a way that seems
to say, Nov. you are all my
guests and I want to make
you happy" This is Terry's
job.
Terry's beef about her
mothers spilling her secrets
is equally justified. Again,
Mrs. E. K. is inconsistent in
her conduct. She wants
Terry to conf1de her problems
in a woman-to-woman spirit
and then she proceeds to
treat the girl like q child
whose personal affairs are Of
slight Importance.
Revealing even q child's
secrets is an objectionable
offense and one that will be
long remembered by the child.
Copyright, 1860, Gen. Features Corp.)
Tomorrow: Dod Misses Fun
Evening star., 1960-01-26

Tomorrow: Chest x-Roy
Evening star., 1960-01-26

PLYMOUTH '5s IS" 4-door. heater,
sport-tone finish, very clean:
Sl.3Sg.
WHEELER, INC, WHEEL mobile
USEFUL" ONE-OWNER CARS
Chrysler Plymouth imperial Valiant
4SOO WISCONSIN NV. EN- 2-lO2O
Evening star., 1960-01-26

Tomorrow: Dod Misses Fun
Evening star., 1960-04-10
BURNING TREE VALLEY

A slect group of IL different
custom-designed homes, 4 or
more bedrms. On lge. wooded
lots.
From S2S,95O-7 Already Sold!
Out River Rd. Past Wilson Lanl
Evening star., 1960-04-10
MASS AWE EYT

MAso. ANE. EAL-4-bedrm. cont ;
z hrepls., 3 baths, fam. rm., gar !,
pict, windows overlooking woods.
S3I 300 lge. trust. owner han
Evening star., 1960-04-10
Home Buyers
MART

ROCKVILLE CTwinbrook)-3 bed
rm., Ia. bath, immsc. home:
chock full Of space: sep. din. rm..
semi-t1n. 4th bedrm.; lovely yard;
SPRING (Forest Glen
area)-Delfghtful 2-bedrm. brk,
Colonial with lge. din. rm.; full
bsmt. On beaut. level lot. Walk TO
transp. and schools. Assume huge
GI loan: S15,950.
SILVER SPRING dale dr)-Im-
rm.. brk. Colonial, rec. rm. irepi. ;
level lot: walk 70 Montgomery
Blair High School: Sl9,950.
WHEATON Harmony Hills)-3-
yr.-old brk. split-leyel rambler: 3
bedrooms, . baths, rec. rm., patio:
many extras; Sl9,950.
SILVER SPRING dale dr.. area)-
Overlooking Mont. Blair High
School in this lovely 3-bedrm i,
2-bath brick rambler: lge. sep.
din. rm., kit with eating area /:
JALOUSIED FAMILY RIM. Part
finished rec, nm; priced to sell
ROSEMARY HIILs-Brk. Colonial
featuring huge rms. throughout.
Entr. hall. den, lst FIR. powder
rm.: gar rec. rm., maids rm. {;
imposing corner lot: mod. kit.
with eating space. Truly a tre-
mendous amt. Of house for only
SILVER Err SPRING CMontgomery
Hills)-Nearly new 8 bedrms. and
den, or 4 bedrms. on Ist FIR,
brick rambler with center hall,
eye-opening kitchen, sep. din. rm.,
rec. rm. gar. Walk to schools.
shopping and tranSp.; S30,q5O.
CHEVY CHASE-3-yr.- old brick
and-stone split-level with 3 bed
rms. den, ia baths. rec. rm., .
flrepls.; screened porch: patio.
CENTRALLY AIR COND.. wali-to-
wall carpet; separate breakfast
area: S34 800.
ROCK CREEK HILIs-New 4-bed-
room, 3-bath all-brk. center-hall
rambler, designed for the most
discriminating; 2-car garage: out
of-this-world kit. rec. rm. COM
PLETELY AIR COND. Situated
on lge. imposing corner: S39, 800.
ROCK CREEK HILLS-New A.
bedrm., 3-bath, all-brk. center
hall split-level, designed for the
most discriminating 2-car car
port; out-of- -this-world kit, rec.
rm. COMPLETELY AIR COND,
Situated on large wooded lot: {:
S4l,75O,
Evening star., 1960-04-10
conn. AVE ESTATES

9S09 FOREST GROVE DR. DESTROYS,
custom built brick rambler in excel
lent residential area. 3-bedrms..
a2la-baths. All rooms lge.; sep.
din. rm, (bedrm., bath and rec.
corner lot DIR: Ca ave. to
Forest Glen rd., right to Forest
GroYe I'd. left to "Open Sign"
Evening star., 1960-04-10

R0CKCREST-2-bedrm. rambler in
good cOnd. on nice level lot. Total
price Sl0,75O VIII finance to
suit your budget SIGLER &c CO.
10 4-Slgl
Evening star., 1960-04-10
SEE THE CABIN JOHN

Buy your home in an area of in
creasing value. Lots, acreage
houses; $4,000 up. ROYAL H
CARLOCK. Out Macarthur blvd
TO SOth st Open daily Phone
EN-. 5-044O.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
HOUSES FOR skLE-Mp.

HILLANDALE-Only S24,95O; era
ctous 3-bedrm. expandable brick
Cape Cod
PRESTIGE LOCATION"
Formal dining rm-, tiled basement
and beautiful handicapped lot.
w. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
HILLANDALE = Distinctive brick
and-stone rambler: 4 bedrmS., .
baths.
CUSTOM QUALITY"
2 dreplaceS, din. rm., soft. rec
rm.; garage and breezeway on q
acre.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-IOOO
Hillandale-Split Level
Almost new 4-bedrm. custom-built
home. DINING ROOM, FAMILY
ROOM, 3 baths, screened porch,
prestige location. Your present
home taken in trade.
HUGH T. PECK
Evening star., 1960-04-10
BM0ggn.

H1LLANDALE (Hickory Hill - A
small estate on level wooded knoll
with stream. Just completed. Mel
low ANTIQUE brick Cape Cod with
Deacon Jones Bench on front
portico. Lge. enrty hall, dutch
doors, 3 firepl.. ga baths, family
rm., rec. rm.. 4 bedrms., breeze
way, an oversize 2-car garage
with rm. above. High 4O's. New
Hampshire extended to Powder
Mil I'd. right to Sweetbrier Pkwy.,
left to 10412 and open sign.
owner, Builder. HE. 4-765S.
Evening star., 1960-04-10

SILVER SPRING-Brick Dutch C.
lonisl. close 70 TRANSPORTATION and
schools: > oedrms and den. M
ished rec rm. hot-water heat;
garage: excellent home for small
family. LAIRD B. SCOTT, REAL
TOR. JU 9-O420.
Evening star., 1960-04-10

SILVER SPRING-Mod. Dutch Co.
lonial. Two bedrms. and bath Up,
living rm. dining rm, kit. bed
rm.. breakfast rm and bath down
firepl. scr pch.. rec rm., att gar
Beautiful secluded SHADY lot S2i,-
500. assume Az, GI for APPROX
$500. JU. 9-4s04.