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DIVER

1880 Old GEORGETOWN Rd
Belhesda, Mo. OIL Gill
DODGE 5f convertible, sscrifce,
S39j. Terms. SIS down, payments
at bank. ROPER, LA 6-2TOO
DODGE '5S Royal 4-dr. sedan:
auto. trans, power steering, radio,
heater; gold finish; cnly 10000
miles. BY OWNER. Sl450. Phone
WA 5000
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BOWMAN

STudebaker-La Tk-MerCedes
AS Ga. Ave NV RA. 6-1122
DODGE 80 Royal 4-door hardtop:
VS.. automatic transmission,
power steering, power brakes,
raolo. heater, Wv. tires, white
CO1S - nns
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It. MARYS COUNTY,
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

COBB ISLAND - Pvt. pier with
boat: fishing, swimming. TV. Ac-
commodities Il. $50 vk. DU. 1-554S.
BEACH = Beach front
cottage and det units: clean, eleC,
kit. hot water, pvt. pier, FISH. crab.
swim; lEe, play area. safe for chill
dren. CO. 5-06l1 Mon. Thurs. ewes.
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AVIATION
MACHINERY and EQUIP

ADDRESSING MACHINES for rent;
complete system setup. Nominal
rental with option to buy. Will
Iraln your operators. For further
details call EX. 3-4513.
CAT Dc and so, late model oil
clutch, TD9 Drott. HDI1G and
HDhG leaders. OIL 6-SO4S.
WELDING RIG-3OO-Amp Hobart
with 3,00n-Watt pt. mounted on
4-Whecl drive Dodge. duals on
rear, $3.50. Phone after 6 pm.
30l-ST. 2-7lgI.
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STRATFoRD LANDING on Mount
Vernon blyd.-Split-level; 4 bed
rms, Ga baths, fireplace, paneled
rec: mr.; full basement. $4,000.
OWNER, so 5-I7o0
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EXECUTIVE SUITES

EXECUTIVE SUITES
Two and 3 room de luxe Office
suites, facing Conn. ave. near
Mavflower Hotel: f1ne corner build
ing: air conditioned, elevator, all
utilS furnished including jani-
torial. Immed occupancy. Call
Mr.. George Hull with
JAMES L. DIXON e. CO,
REALTORS
ST. 3-72OO Ewes. co 5-On6O
GEORGIA AVE, iO15-2 nice rms
with large front window; suitable
for professional or business use
Call TU. @-OSSl.
GEORGETOWN INDUSTRIAL ARIA
Air conditioned. well located,
office space in contractors build =
ing. Ideal for manufacturers rep
reSentatives, etc. FE. 3-5S02.
KENSINGTON, ofice 2Ox3O in. light
industrial sect. of KcnSington: :
pvt. bath: S65 mo. Call between
s and Il VIII. 2-lI4n.
MILLS BLDG, 18th aud Penna
ave. nw.-Choice Of several Ggle.
offices. wired for air cond., from
S5I 80. OLIVER T. CARR REAL
TOR, MA S-2S65
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STORES FOR RENT
DESK SPACE

CONV. DOWNTOWN LOCATION
Washington Building; air condi-
toned, So mo. ST 3-3322.
USE OF OFFICE and facilities with
ST 3-oO53
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HONEYMOON CoTTAGE-comp

HONEYMOON COTTAGE-Complete
with babbling brook and fenced
lawn on quiet residential street
near bus on Arlington blvd. This
surprisingly low-priced home OF
Sl3.50O includes fireplace, 2O-ft
living room. equipped kitchen.
bedrooms down and room for .
more up. ONLY $3.50 cash down
needed. Why not treat yourself to
home of your own? Call
PLANTATION REALTY. JE. 10000
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA,
S2nn DOWN

3-bedroom 2-bath home, in desir-
able location near Alexandria, 90
minute drive to Pentagon; soft
living room with fireplace, dining
area, larRe family room. Price.
Sl6,50O, FHA terms.
.annaS RltV. JE 2-311O
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SEA. SHADE AND SUNSHINE-In-
Spect CedarhuSt on Chesapeake
Bay, 3 miles D. c.. near Shady
Side, Md Summer cottages and
all-year homes, priced S6.g50 to
$4,000. Bldg. sites, $3.50 to
$1,000. Easy terms. Good roads,
boat harbor. swimming pier, near
stores. schools and churches. Take
No; Rites. 1. 2?5 and ass At
Cedarhurst, see Mrs. Oliff on Holly
avg; WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, 1922
10Th st. NV. FE. lisa.
ST. MARYS COUNTY
Chesapeake Bay-Large lot. dwell
heat, artesian water; $1,000,
81 Georges Island-LarRc lot,
dwelling 4 rms, bath. artesian
water; possession at once. $1,000.
Canoe Neck Creek-11 acres. har-
Dor, dwelling, rms porch
St. Clements Bay-57 acres. good
dwelling, 8 rms, porch, bath !;
S35. 900.
Patuxent River - Lot 75x163 it.,
water PRIVILEGES for bathing. Ash
ing and boating; S4,SOO
81. Clements Bay-corner lot. boat
ing; fishing, bathing. dwell. : rms. Ii,
bath, porch Sl0.50O.
JOHN R, -DRURY e. SON, Leonard
town, Nd, CIR. 5-gll4
WOODLAND BEACH a bedroom
home. hot-water heat: cen have
your own pier; $4,000. CENTER
REALTY CO, Rte. -, Edeewater,
Nd, Colonial S-3l34.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

NR. DULLES AIRPORT oedrm.
bath, large room upstairs: on .
acres or more If desired; $4,000.
TIE. 6-646S.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP, SALE

WE NEED more lots. acreage OF
farms in D. C, or nearby Md
KAY REALTY co. EA. $4,000
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S12,500
$25, 400
designers delight
TRI-COUNT

INC 35s W LEE HWY.
OPEN 9 TIL @. CIR. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

EXPoRT-Gorgeous
long. low redwood Iancher on Sc
cluded l2-acre in quality area
Many trees. 14x26 living rm with
1hermopane picture windows
overlooking mammoth swimming
pool, separate dining rm., we'll
arransed kitchen, good bedrms..
IA baths, family room in a set
ting that can't be duplicated; (;
S2a.950. Exclusive with PARKER,
SMITH 4 DONNELL, REALTORS.
lE dOOSR
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HUNTERS VAIL,EY

FARMS L. ACREAGE, INC.
Realtors DE. 4-55O3
JUST IN TINE FOR SCHOOL
Sept. ] occupancy. ASSUME nice
$1,000, 4iafe. Ss9.67 mo. in
cludes taxes and insurance: 3-bed-
rm. all-brick rambler; finished rec.
rm.. rear screened porch; kit.
equip. with dishwasheI, range,
refsr. and disposal; 100-ft front
lot. Only S1S,1O0. Just listed viii
sell quickly. JE. $4,000. VIM. A.
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC. Open
9 to 9.
LAKE BARCROFT-Located on the
elegant Malbrook side OF the lake,
We have here really outstanding
home--5 bedrooms, maids room.
rambler proportioned. with
sweeping l30-ft. frontage on the
lake itself Priced in the sos.
designed for the GOsl Arlington
Realty Co, will take your house IN
trade Call
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Jack Blank Pontiac

FALCON 1860 Official cars: Sl,795.
total delivered price FRED FRED
ERICK. TO 1900.
FIAT 50: $50 cash, excellent con-
6itlon. low mileage Call 10, q
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES tor RENT

INEXPENSIVE storage space, an
prox. l,5OO so. IT.. includes stall
for small truck, plus additional
yard area. $50 for reliable ten
ants. J. DALLAS GRADY AND
SON, CO. 5-6322 O
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

RESPONSIBLE PERSON is inter-
eSted in purchasing small invest
prop, rooming house, etc. Ccan be
Vacant on no money down basis
RUBIN, JU. 9-4333 or ST. $4,000.
WE HAVBCLIENTS for all types of
property. MILTON F RUPERT,
DI. 7-5015 EN- 3-54O7
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SAIL
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for REN1

PARK-4 acres Q-oI.
with furnished ir-conditioned Of
f1ce building $500 So. ftD ad-
Joining. Numerous outbutldings,
Between U. S. No. ! and KenIl-
worth ave, north of Greenbelt
road. For details, and to inspect,
cal MR.. OLEAIR or MR.. BALL,
MARYLAND SALES, AP. 7-2075.
"0IS 5th ST. NE. = $500 so #
on md floor. Office entrance in
front. Raised alley in rear for easy
leading Modern Offices wired for
ar conditioners. Ideal for manu-
iacturlng. Available on or before
sept. Inquire 2Ol4 9th st. ne
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

BEACH COTTAGES AND APIS, for
ID people, from S65-Sl25 per wk
Call JE. 2-S419 for info. or Ocean
City, Nd. Atlantic 9-9O9S.
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$34,950

open daily noon til dark. To see
the above. Directions: From
Wash take George Wash. Memo
rial pkwy. cat end of Key Bridge
TO the intersection of Route lo3
at Mclean. left to "a mile beyond
TySons Corner to Westbriar on
right Or from Sever Corners,
take Route z through Fails Church
to TysonS Corner, left on l23, n
mile to Westbriar Country Club
Estates on right.
VANCE, GREEN L. CO.
1855 Wilson Blvd. ia, -e20O
TOWN OF FAIRFAX-3-bcdrm. brk.
rambler, h.-w.h.. daylight bsmt.
with firepl., flrpl. in liv. rm.: a.
acre, acre land OR; 3-2S46. OWENS
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SI,35O PER ACRE-l4O ACRES in
path, Of srowth and near active
development area where land has
sold for around $1,000 per acre.
This 40 acres as whole may be
bought on terms for $3.50 per
acre. MASON 6S OMER L. HIRST.
5000 weekdays.
Evening star., 1960-03-14
Arlington Skoter
Wins Boys Title
In Gurden Event

NEW YORK, Mar. IA (Spe-
ciaD Pat Lalor of Arlington,
Va, yesterday won the juvenile
boys division of the Middle At
lantic Figure Skating cham
pionships at Madison Square
Gardens Iceland.
Pat, 12-yeAr-old member OF
the Washington Figure Skating
Club, finished first in the free
skating and figure skating COM
petition. He then teamed with
Helen Frank, a nine-year-old
member of the Philadelphia
Figure Skating Club, and fin
ished second in the junior pairs
Pat and Bruce Heiss. brother
of Olympic Champion Carol
Heiss, gave free skating exhibi-
tions after Saturday nights
competition. Carol was to have
performed but was Ill, and Bruce
who finished second in the
mems national competition,
filled in for her.
Pats next competition will
be the Philadelphia area cham
pionshipS at Valley Forge, Pa.
April 2-3. He will enter the
intermediate class in that event.
Evening star., 1960-03-14

Francis Scott Key against ei-
ther Centreyille or Easton in
Class B at 2::30. and Walkers
vile against Crisfield in Glass C
at 4 o'clock.
Centreville and Easton will
stage a playof at 1880 pm.
tomorrow at Washington Col
lege in Chestertown to decide
the last Class B erth in the
semifinals.
B-CC will be the only de-
Tending champion. Valley of
Lonaconing. last years Glass B
champion. was eliminated dur
ing county playoffs. Lackey of
Indian Head won the Glass C
crown the last two years but
outgrew that class this school
year and was eliminated by
Surrattsville in Glass B.
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tributing 14o-s7O and Pat 16o'
976. They earned $40.
Others in the payof wert
Betty Carter and Dave Little
Baltimore, 1880; Marilyn Ran,
kin and Kelly Beach, 1,790
Elizabeth Barger and Jimmy
Dietsch, Baltimore, 1,787, anc
Dottie Clark and Cliff Gill
1,774.
Jackie Coulson. 139, and FL.
wood Harding, 1853, won con-
ISOLATION game prizes and Dot
Cridlin. Richmond, S72, and Ed
Pugh. $50. nailed the consola-
ton set awards.
Ed Goldberg. Clarendon Bow
proprietor. sweetened the poi
with a $50 contribution.
+ = 80
In a breeze, Chester H. Guilc
OF Adelphi, Nd, won the ven-
erable Bill Wood Limited Hand
leap at the Hi-Skor. A 104-
average bowler normally, he
clicked at a 1922 pace in the
7-game test. His 905-42-947
gross, worth $120, was a record
for the event, originated in
1929.
Curt Sabrosky, who also aver
ages 104, got OF to a IA, 142
start to finish second at 870-
42-912 for $50.
Robert F. White, with a high
of 1856, nailed the $50 third
award with 819-63-882.
Following him were Louis
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Bobbie Jones and Ralph Cad
di, of to a mediocre start in
the Saint Patrick's Mixed
Doubles at Clarendon, were
nowhere after three games.
Then Gaddi staged one of the
greatest finishes in duckpin
history to give the pair a de-
cisive triumph in a field of 49
pairs that embraced many of
the games national top
Fighters. Their 7-game total of
1905, third highest in the tour
nament's 26-year history, was
worth $3.50.
In succession, Gaddi blasted
games of 1866, 1853, 161 (490 for
three) and lat. His total of
637 for four games was six
pins above the official world
record set last year by Walter
Berthold of Rockville, Conn.,, in
the National all-star champion
ships at Colonial Village. But
Gaddi's 4-game score won't
count as a record because 1t
Evening star., 1960-03-14
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer


Mackin has finally won the
Priory Tournament after f1n-
ishing second four times.
The Trojans defeated O'Con-
nell, 60-49, in the finals of
the 18th annual tournament
yesterday at Priory. In the con-
&. ISOLATION game. Georgetown
Prep whipped Good Counsel,
71-53.
Mackin, which was then
called st. Paups, finished Sec
ond to st. Anthony in 1948, the
FIRST year the tournament was
held. In the intervening years
the TrojanS have been runner
up in 1852, 1856, and last sea-
son, and have participated in
almost every tournament.
Yesterday the Trojans
jumped to a 1912 lead, only to
= have O'Connell tie it at 1912.
Ray Savoy then scored seven
e points to give Mackin a 21-14
edge, and the Trojans were
never headed.
Savoy played his finest game
Of the season, scoring nine oi
his II points in the first quar-
ter. Also outstanding for tht
Trojans were Frank Sembly
named the tournaments mos
valuable player, and Nelson
Grillo, who won the defensive
player award.
. O'Connell gave it q good try
but the knights were greatly
handicapped by the loss of Jacl
Depenbrock, their playmakel
and best defensive player, who
sprained his left ankle agains'
, Good Counsel Saturday night
The Knights, who have M
seniors in the school, will leavt
Evening star., 1960-03-14

was not made in a complett
performance.
Gaddi's other strings were
lis, 1877 and 141. For the
seven he totaled 1880. The
7-game record of 1,097, held by
Howard Parsons of Silver
Spring. has stood for Is years
Miss Jones crossed 875 with
games Of Ill, 106, 127, IA, 119
l19 and 149. She and Gaddi
are partners in the Metro ALI
Star Doubles at Wheaton in
which both are averaging
about 100.
Ethel Die and Chester
Becker of Baltimore gained the
tournament lead in an early
shift and appeared to be the
winners until Gaddi blazed
Mrs. Dize shot 910 with a high
of ISL and Becker 168-961 for
a tally Of 1871, good for 500.
In third place were Norman
Klein and Pat Crescent, who
rolled 1,846, with Norma con-
Evening star., 1960-03-14
BY JOE WILMAN


Do you know what q pin
bowler is? Maybe you haven't
ever given much thought to the
different styles of bowling such
as pin bowling. spot bowling or
line bowling. But you're un-
doubtedly using one Of these
systems unconsciously.
Most beginning bowlers are
pin bowlers. BY that ! mean
they fasten their eyes on the
pins when they take their
stance and keep them there
throughout their approach and
delivery. demonstrated in to-
days illustration.
Pin bowling is the simplest
style and that's probably why
beginners adopt the system. Pin
bowling seems to go hand-in-
hand with a straight ball. The
bowler merely draws an i'm
aginary line from the pocket
back to where he intends to
release the ball. Then he con-
centrates on the pins.
Among the leading stars
who are pin bowlers are Hall
Of Fame members Joe Norris
and Adolph Carlson. Another
topnotcher who uses this sys-
TEN is' Harry Lippe. although
most pros use either spot or
line bowling.
If you are just getting started
in bowling. you'll find use for
my special booklet for novices,
Tips for the Beginning Bowl
er." To obtain a copy write me
IN care Of The Star, enclosing
a dime and stamped, return
envelope.
tcopyrisht 1860, John r. Ollie co.,
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.FRUSTRATION COMES TO END
Sovoy Leads Mockin
To Priory Gage Title

the small schools next year to
join the Catholic League.
Named to the all-tournament
team were Sembly, Grillo. and
Savoy of Mackin; Bill Lewis
and Mike McGarry of O'Con-
nell, Barry Brokaw and Jerry
Connors Of Georgetown Prep;
Bob Bombard of Good Counsel,
John Fantone of st. Anthony
and Henry Warner Of St.
Stephens. Good Counsel. which
played a fine tournament de-
spite the fact that all its play
ers are sophomores, was award
ed the snortSmanShin trnnhv
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Puirings Set
For PIoyoffs
In Maryland

Bladensburg will play Ale
gany of Cumberland and de-
tending champion Bethesda
Chevy Chase will meet Milford
Mill Of Baltimore County in
Glass A semiflnal games Friday
night in the Maryland State
basketball playoffs at Cole
Field House.
Poolesville will open the
semif1nals in / pm. game
with North East from the East
ern Shore in Class C. Unbeaten
Surrattsville meets Northern of
Garrett County in Glass B
at 6 pm.
Other Friday games will pit
Evening star., 1960-03-14

Crosetti Of Baltimore, 21-S67;
Bill Greiner, 42-867 and Bill
Earman, last in the main pay
of, who competed from scratch.
The man averages only 10I
in league play, but l21 in tour
naments, for an overall ia.
The consolation awards fell
to Charley Rapczynski, 1856,
and Paul Baker, 843.
There were 78 entries.
Evening star., 1960-03-14
HOCKEY
STANDINGS

Providence, & Cleveland, -
Rochester, 4: Hershey, 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Milwaukee, 3; Minneapolis. l..
Toledo, z; Louisville,
Fort Wayne, o; Indianapolis, /.
EASTERN LEAGUE
(Playoffs)
Johnstown, 8: Clinton, (Johns-
town leads best-of-nine series. 2-1
New Haven. 3; Philadelphia. New
Haven wins best-of-five series, BIZ.
Charlotte, 3; Greensboro. Char
, lotte leads best-of-five series, 2-0).
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SET A
LOVELY TABLE

Solid Walnut Salad Bowl Set
by VermiIIion has deep, rich
glow Of good wood. Set is COM
pIeteIy washable, won't warp.
Large bowl, l2x3K" deep, 6.49
Individual bowl, g., each, l.29
Fork and spoon set, l.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

Imported Walnut Finished
Tea Wagon to serve in real
style. Loree 15Rx22R"
shelves hold eoodIy amount.
23R" high, eort rolls easily on
casters. Comparable value,
l4.o5. 7.99
W6l-Housewores Center, lst Floor,
North Building; also Chevy Chase,
Wheoton PIozo, and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

MERELY AT HOME
Hand painted Dinner Plates,
Cups and Saucers, white pot
terry bright with Christmas trees
and holly sprays. Fun for por-
ties and delightful gift sur
prises. Eoch l.99
W6L-Chino, 5th Floor;
olso Chevy Chose, Wheaton Plozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
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eosed in ruby, emerald, sop
Phire, amethyst, topoz or fur
quoise color gloss burns op-
proximoteIy 100 hours.
Each 99c
W6l-lomps, 7th Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheoton PIozo,
Corners and Alexandra
Gay Welcome Mats" for your
own door or those Of your
friends.
Above: CIipped-PiIe white cot
ton greeting" rugs, 2lx36, in
q choice Of sparkling motifs.
4.99
Below: Noturol.- color hemp
door mat from Spain. i6x
2eK", accented with green
and red. 4.99
WGL-FIoorcoverines, 9th Floor;
also Chevy Chase and Wheaton Plozo
Holly Shipped from Oregon
straight to you or your friends,
postpaid, when you leave your
order at our Gift Shop:
Fresh-cut English Holly Sprays
treoted for lasting freshness.
Green and vorieeoted included.
Sent anywhere in the Contin-
entail United Stotes (sIiehtly
more for Alaska or Howoii).
Box, 2ox8x4" $50
BOX, ZIxIl |2xo u /.SU
Live Little Holly Trees, Il to
l4", shipped anywhere in this
country Alaska and Hawaii
slightly more).
Single green "Iody" 400
Family, deep green and cream
vorieeoted "Iodies' and green
knight" ll.SO
WGL-Gift Shop, 7th Floor
also Chevy Chase, Wheaton Plozo,
Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

Imported Stainless Steel Flat
ware with ornish-resistont sot-
in finish handles. Elegant
Primrose pattern serves in style.
16-Piece Set,
comparable value, 1926 l4'9S
24-Pieee Set,
comparable value, 24.95 2l.9o
5O-Pieee Set,
comparable value, 1895 1925
W6L-Housewores Center, LIST Foor,
North Building; also Chevy Chase,
Wheaton Plozo and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

Susan Hibachi cooks and
serves at table. IA" susan with
3 oII-white pottery dishes with
5" hibochi that can be re-
moved. wy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

Soft.glowing Pewter Tea Set
from Holland in q simple,
graceful design.
Covered sugar and ereomer set,
14.95
Coffee pot, Soup 1925
Teapot, 4-cup 14.95
Troy, l7Hxl2", in wood with
pewter rim o.9o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

Hand . carved Nativity Sets
from Munich, Germany, with
exquisite detoil in miniature.
6" size. 4.95
Artist.signed Cotswold Trays
from England with eold-toned
border. Hond-d decorated on
three coots Of enamel and one
Of lacquer for lasting beauty.
l2xl6" 500 l5Rx20" 9.99
W6L-The Gift Shop, 7th Floor
also Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
Corners and Alexandra
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All Stores Open Late Tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

SERVE WITH PRIDE
Imported 3.Piece Carving Set
with genuine stag handles. The
set includes 9" carver, shorp-
enine steel, carving fork. All
in lovely new case. 1925
WGl-Housewores Center, lst Floor
North Building: also Chevy Chose,
Wheaton Plozo, and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-02-10
FAMOUS FABLES
BY z. z. EDGAR

OUTNUMBERED: At a
White House luncheon, Pres
ident Eisenhower played host
to a group Of newly elected
Congressman. The group con-
sisted Of 16 Democrats and
4 Republicans.
One Of the Congressmen
brought up the subject Of
bipartisan policy and asked
Mr.. Eisenhower to comment.
II am always bipartisan"
said the President, with a
glance at the assembled Dem
ocrats, when I am in the
minority"
NIGHTMARE: Author
Robert Louis Stevenson suf-
fered from poor health all his
life. His sleep, as a result,
was frequently troubled.
One night, after he had
dozed off, he was tossing vio-
lently in bed and uttering
fearful cries. Alarmed, his
wife wakened him.
why did you wake me?"
he demanded.
Il thought you were having
a nightmare"
II was" he said, "a blood
curdling, spine tingling
nightmare that was too good
to be interrupted"
Hopping out Of bed, he
went to his desk and began
putting the dream into words.
The finished story he called
THE Strange Case of DR..
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
Evening star., 1960-02-10
DEAR ABBY
Now She Tells Him to Get Lost
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: I met a girl
who led me to believe that
she would be all mine If I
bought her what she wanted.
She made out q list Of the
things she wanted and I
bought them for her. It set
me back over $400. All this
time she wouldn't even let
me hold her hand.
Now she tells me that I
should get lost because I
am too fast for her. She's
already worn the clothes I
bought for her. What do I
do now? Four hundred bucks
is not hay. DELL.
Tough luck. II the S4OO
were hay you'd have had
enough to eat all winter.
DEAR ABBY: We have an
old maid sister who lives
alone. She has 50 many cats
and kittens we have never
been able to count them.
None of them are house.
broken.)
My sister says it's her
home and her business. The
problem is she used to give
piano lessons but all her
pupils have left her. Then
she started going to their
homes, but her clothes
smelled so bad they all quit
her. Now she has no income.
I begged her to give away
her cats and come to live
with me, but she accuses me
Of wanting a free baby-sitter.
Evening star., 1960-02-10

band leaves pennies on the
hotel dresser instead of
throwing them in the waste
paper basket. AS she puts
it. They weight down his
pockets and tear the Innings.
If this man will just look
in the hotel lobby, he will
find a little container with a
slot where pennies can be
dropped. He can help fight
polio, cancer, heart disease,
muscular dystrophy and one
of dozens of other ailments.
I'm sure his pennies would
do more good there than in
the waste-paper basket or on
a hotel dresser.
FROM FLORIDA
&&R
DEAR ABBY: I am II and
do quite a lot Of baby-sit-
ting. A certain couple I sit
for go out and tell me they
will call me from where they
are to see how things are.
They never call me. They
never leave any number
where I can call them in case
Of an emergency either.
Shouldn't I have a number
before they leave? If they
don't, am I within my rights
to refuse to sit for them?
CONCERNED SITTER
Do not sit for people who
cannot be reached in case of
an emergency.
by MeNausht Syndicate. Inc
Evening star., 1960-02-10

(My children are all grown0
When ! bring her food she
gives it to the cats. I'm
afraid she'll starve herself.
What can I do?
CONCERNED SISTER.
Your sister may indeed
need q mental examination.
When a person is incOmpe-
tent to make decisions, he is
told what to dO-nOt asked.
I urge you to get your sister
to a doctor.
+ 4
DEAR ABBY: I have some
thing to say to that lady
who signed herself FROM
TEXAS. She said her hus-