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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

HIGH I.s ,!cI ACRE: &c sevsriosSk;ins snail nal
runs, 2 baths, sep. din, fm. with
picture window, large kitchen with
breakfast area. Large dayltght
hsmt. w/fireplAce, hot water :
Dashboard heat. Not far from Nc
Lean. Just listed and the most fol
PA; $50; Can Il. $4,000, LANG.
HOLMES Run ACREs-A contem.
porary 3-bedroom home In thi,
very desirable area Of happy home.
owners. Living room With fire
place, separate dining area, car
port, utility and storage space
attractive landscaped lot, close Il
elementary school, bus to all othel
schools. Reasonably priced o.
S14,950. Call -JE. 2.2620. JOSEPH
w. sEAY COMPANY. Realtors
ll3 West Broad street. Fall
Church. Va.
HOME WITH A VIEW! And Wha'
Q lot to offer: living rm. with
fireplace. separate dining room
and kitchen with eating space
22x14 screened porch, 3 bedrooms
and den or 4 bedrooms. plus tn,
added feature Of Q family room
it's only S24,500 and you ma:
have immediate occupancy. z. W
BERENs, Realtors, 5000 Chatl
Bridge I'd. FL. 0-6022.
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TERMS

TAK0MA PK.-NeW brick home and
luxe 3 b.drmss.: s . STi baths. Vac. SEQ.
$50. Consid. trade. Ju. 6.6694.
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Tse.sRlAl5 s:ss'lla fArs ssH 4. .!ssIs' si!ss:
walk to school. swimming pool
sn0 a. .l1nssi a y;SHS; Hf,S;sfNdER ri Co eo'O'
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MASS AVE AREA q 6ikS. to library
and srac. center hall brk. rambler,
8 bedrms., 2 baths, expand. End
n. Deaut. walkout rec ym and
dem Central air cond
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

INTERESTED IN LEASING with
option to buy. fishing camp or
property suitable for fishing
camp. Write Box 117-M, Star.
3rd A L SITS. NV. = Suitable
for any business. store. plus apt.
above. $3.50 per mo. ST. 3-3667.
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BUSINESS. An excellent oppor.
tunity is offered to q qualified
local man, BY Sinclair Refining
Co.. Low rent and q minimum in.
yestment viii produce high profit:
investisste this modern station in
Hyattsville. Nd. right on Rhode
Island ave. For details. call Mr.
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BARNES

sPRINGFIELD-Brick rambler; 8
bedrms., 2 baths, pine-paneled
rec: rm. in full bsmt. OWNER
7420 Flora ST., or call 451-2412
SNEAK PREVIEW Of '61 models,
Beat the rush, select one Of these
new ramblers or plit-levels. 3 "a
8 bedrooms, 1-1h-2 baths. some
with carports and hot-water heat,
all with full Easements. Priced
from S19,b00 to S26,500 with as
little as .10eo down, Close-in loca
ton. Call now and take the full
tour. IA. $4,000, FLORANCE RE-
Atty CO., 2317 Wilson blvd, Arl
sTOP,-Don't sen that dining.
room furnitureI See this 16h-fooi
dining room In this charming "dif-
ferent" home. All three bedrooms
are oversize, and there's o possi-
bility Of 4th bedroom or 1st-
floor rec. room on the first floor
Full basement. new kitchen. And
you can walk to Glebe I'd: and It's
fast bus servicel S19,950. HOL.
LEY REALTY. 61s3 Leo hwy.
KE. $3.50.
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KENsINGToNe Beauty 8 the word
ssrn.a ssr sas o fsss S!ssua, Ha f:%s:s
liv. rni..l sep. din. rn. huge jalou-
sled den, bsmt. with rec. rm.. air
eond., and many other extras.
SCI. 500. SUBURBAN PROPER
TIFg MOT. 10 k.1aN0
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DETHEsDA-NeW, beautiful Colo.
ptal split-leyel: lee. liy. srn.. SEP
din. rms Kitchen with breakfast
spaes; 4 hedrms. 3 baths; wslt
e .GI Nh; n Hid;ses. ;sy9s g; = Smith s415H 4 4
flee open 90.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

B0CA RATION SQUARE, high, dry
area-New 2-bath homes, 2 and 5
bedrooms: local representative has
pictures. floor plans. UN. 4.e3Q0;
ewes, Sun, LA. 9-95S7.
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bgTHESDA. wax, / biz; to Ct.
James and Alta Vista Elemen.-
3.bedrm. brick rambler on 90xl20
g; I forest A.-W.H.. S1s,7S0'
AN6SRiss REALTY. OF. 2-s07o TIL Q
BETHESDA (Bgadiey bsvd. aree)-
Lse. brick Colonial on s0y250.ft
iss g 4 With e t trees "a 9 Rsap5pns.. baths
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEX. AREA Oh Mt. Vernon blvd.
Ea SS @ItS SsSsa:% slssa.%.1 ss5SK sS EiIss. H1M
a-aere lot. trees. patio. barbecue.
Hissu%s Al. esndis;;ona sfs; Zen lssssa6m dmTacSr e
Ewes. KI. S-i294.
1saSssE PsIsi s;s:S; ssta as sSln; 81. SI5P: iP:
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COMMERCIAL 0R0UKD.
ATTENTION.

We have several OUTSTANDING sites
available with utilities that are
ss6S so5 ssls e. q +. Lease Il su,.,.nd onu, a,
Sti1sa;n SsnsuS aSs,ss,cr SSrsag; suitable fcri q
10000 50. II. In suitland: Q prom
inent corner well suited Tor !. q
professional bldg. @F.-
10000 50. f., 9aileys Crossroads;
excel. for distributor,
125,00O 50. It.. st. BarnabaE I'd.
mr.. NARROW Hts. shopping .ett.;
well suited for supefmsrket dE
144, 900 so. It.. =. Montgomery ave.
opp. Congressional Plaza shop
ping ctr; excel. for retail depel.
opment or Institutional use.
For further info. cali: =kv
WEAVER BROS, INC.
MasSiaston Bldg. 81. ssasssS sssod
COMMERCIAL GROUND WANTED
commereisI eround, Bethesds % only IL.
Send details and lowest price to
107 Indian road. Palm Beach, IA.
Mclean AREA-ls,0Qo a.. e. 5ir
Other land subject TO coming from
Sss ssSS ;S WM IT, n up ltHdHifE e aSEs' EesI. c
tSTs; eTss, MiiEEshn, ssiE SI, raTl.nl ya; Eli L. ts1'
end COMMERCIAL. nearly 2 acres;
heart Of Suitland, Nd. j. N,
MEDLEY, 20. S-5777. ~
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABOVE AVERAGE size rooms will
delight you In this older-type home
situated in established section OF
RiVefdale; 4 bedrms.. sep. din.
rm, full bsmt.. IN baths.
"S1 800 DOWN SHOULD HANDLE
First to see viii buy. Call for
appointment.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP. 7-1266
ABSOLUTE JEWEL! Queens ch1pel
raneher with. garaRel Perfect
condition; dining rm.; extras ga
lore; beautiful level fenced lott
.Flayless--$400 Down.
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2075
ACRES OF PLAY AREA surround
this spic-and-span Colonial In
quiet Riverdale Park. II you re-
quire large. bedrms.. sep. din. TIn..
large level fenced yard.
"WALK-IN CLoeETG'
This Is the buy for you with lust
$500 dn., including settlement.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
~ OQa
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CALlF0RNIA-TYPE RAMBLER-
An impressive moderate priced
home in excellent condition with
fireplace in lge. liv. rm.. separate
din. rm. and table space kitchen.
Soloriul Ftber-glass awnings.
Heautiful level lot with 100 It.
1Lontaee, Number OF trees and
aetacned garage, AmaZingll Only
PRINCE GEORGES PROP. INC.
AP. 7.777l
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HOUSES FoR sALE-vA.
UP
STEP

TO BETTER LIVINGi
Trade your present 2-bedrm. home
in on one Of these de luxe 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath (E x p AN d AB l. E)
ranchers, with full daylight base
ment. 22-ft. living rm., Westing-
house-eduipped kitchen. diversified
carport; S20,500 to S21.750l "An
easy way to make Q novel"
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
Alexandria Office so. $4,000
8 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
custom-bullt brick rambler on ap.
pealing Y acre; gently slopini
lot in neighborhood Of exclusive
homes. Center-hall entrance, large
living room with fireplace, sep
crate dining room. modern kitch.
en- with eye-level oven and plenty
Of eating space. Full daylight
basement with picture window
A real beauty for S26,500. 6et
It today, call IA. $4,000.
BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
TnD0
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CONN, AVE. HiLLS-3-bedrfn., q.
bath BRICK sDlit-level. Beautifully
equip. kit. sep. din. .rEn., rec. rm.
walk TO elem. schools. Lge. 4h%
trust may be assumed. Excellent
sSsicseSso:Jhf'Ss: e cSs. ~. s.sioda {; ROBERT GRAY
ENGLISH MAN0R,-Rent with op-
Tm.. 1ls-bath. split level; rec. rm.:
carport; extras: tmIned. occu.
esoasskk::, 70. oMAssGx4L 4.ss441:L REALTY
fLOWRR; HRANKLIN AVE.-Cus-
tom 6-rm, 2-bath brick rambler,
rec, rnas asow with ~ VI bath; vacant;
sEEERs BRo. ccSil Ju. S-7e11 It'll Q
FkANKLN PARk tBeth. Rock.
area)-owner Transferred and
must sen Immediately. You will
70 'fS% sais tOSr sas SedHoO' %h1s sTsTc. sTc.
and-one.helf-bath home. Finished
rec, foem,' covered patio, break
fast bar, Wall:to.wall cerpetins
extra room and "a bath In base.
Iaent, ~ name O. few. Excellent
neiehborhood, Priced ct S22 $50
With g6od financing. THOMAS L
rHILLIPB CO.. Resltors. 10 D.
1O14.
GARRETT PARK, vacant and re.
decorated - This all-brick Capt
Cod Is . real value at S17.750
Only $3.50 down apd Q S16,90C
loan ID yours. plus 3 big bedrooms
fully equipped kitchen. exit from
the basement. and storm windows
and doors. Located between Wis
convenient. to Bethesda. Rockville
and Kensinston,
JAS. C. CONLEY a. CO., Realtors
JUMPER 9-4134
AfLLANDALE - Very attractiv
brick rambler, situated on lot Will
trees. large bedrms.. . iui
With outside 'entrance. we tax
trades; HyGH 7. PECK. HE. 4
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IIYivnrcifv park

O4I4yCk SHY = dIA
BRICK RAMBLER; new iistins-3
scSiScsa esSiESSma'' t,tsrsg tErsgl.es, SCI perch
location: candy condition. 70.
days best buy at $1e, 800, FHA or
eonV. - sppt. only.
BRICK CAPE COD bedrooms,
new-house eond.: 2is baths, 2-car
Oct. garaGe, rec. rm.; lovely wood.
ed corner lot. Vacant S29.600.
DE LUKE BUILDING slTEs-Ad.
e few left; yell:srfenged custom
building. VIII build 3-bedlm brick
center-hall rambler: 2 baths, sep.
din. I'm. full bsmt:, carport,. scr.
only SSe, 300. -- '''
University Realty
Realtors HE. 4-3500
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FARMS

AllNANDALE. VA: BY owners "a
acres VIZ farm houses; walk-neW
hospital: good for inyestmetit No
dealers, please. JE. 2-0721.
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MCLEAN
MCLEAN
$21,600 FILA
NEW 1St TRUST

For 30-yr, term may be placed or
this lovely 3.BEDROoM. 2-BATH
BRICK RAMBLER: yours for the
FLA appraisal Of S24.500l Total
RfsyP%RsoSSsa RsPRoSMafILY iasl ts1'' sisS tS 'sHF sEF
MONTH. Why keep on paying
renti Center-hail plan reversed
liv .rm.. firepl. and big picture
wnSST sarSss eoantrys aS5das MPPEHs MTssPns shp ysfS
RM. HAS PVT. BATH AND WALK.
IN CLOSETl Ample space In DAY.
LIGHT WAtK-OUT BASEMENT
for fourth bedrm., 3rd bath
roughed In and huge rec. rm. with
fireplace and sliding glass doors Il
patio. DOUBLE CARPORT. Beau
tifully handicapped lot close Il
schools. FAST pOSSESSIONi
JORDAN, INC.
Il. $4,000. Realtors. JE. 4-7e54
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ROSE MARTE

ROSE MARIE -
These new brick rsmblers offer you
the best Of everything. Lee. liy,
rm.- with firepl., sep. din, rm,,
modern built-in GE kit, Ia baths
3 lge. bedrms. and full bsmt. Ali
these homes have at least "a acre
OF level, well-shaded grounds
Priced at S1S,950 to $4,000.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
32i4 Branch Ave. Sc. Jo. s-77oS
Southern Md.'s First Realtor
sIESTA RAMBLER; close to Bal.
timore parkway-All brick with
front porch, separate dining room
all-electric kitchen, full bsmt
Property newly decorated and II
new-house condition. Asking S16,.
300, with FHA terms available
Call It'll Q pm, WA. $4,000, ROB.
ERT 8. DAVIS 4 CO.. INC.
SNOW BIRD SPECIAL
3-bedrm. rambler with hot-watel
heat, dish washer, disp. automatic
washer: fenced lot; bus stop al
door: walk. to schools. .shoppins
and churches: only Ia mile,
from y. c: line at South Capitc
ST.. $500 dn, FHA or assume Gl
loan and move right In.
- CONSOLIDATED REALTY
re. o-722S 10. 7.260(
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

WE NEED more lots. acreage or
farms N .; G: or nearby Md;
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Our REST RTY

Completely re- rsdecorated cora ythroushout;
2 huge bedrooms, with diversified
closets, extra large liy. rm. with
sep, din. rm. and fully equipped
kitchen, attractive rec. rm. with
adjoining hobby shop. All this foI
only $l1,5Q0 and Just $3.50 down
with monthly payments Of $50
Incl. taxes and insurance.
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HYATTSVnJ.E

KENTLAND; S195 down, no settle
ment charges - 3-bedroom de-.
taehed; fenced lot. ME. S-l2l2.
LANGLEY PARK-only S14.950.
.nl'ss ssPoTIesstYp PedEGsii taYpd CLAN e ss5i'E'
WhiE; .hnS. dist. to bus. schools and
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
LANGLEY PARK AREA-3-bedrm.
brick. sep din rn.. rec. rm. S16,.
300. Lady Of Sorrows Parish.
LANGLEY REALTY HE. $4,000
LANHAMI $3.50 down. includes set.
tlement, and 500 per month, in.
GLIDING taxes and insurance; 2.
bedroom bungalow, living room,
kitchen with table space; on 4
corner lot: S1i,750. Call til Q
pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8.
DAVIS 4 CO. INC.
LANHANl AREA. buy direct from
builder-Brick rambler: 3 bedrms,,
finished bsnit., cayport. 1903
Spring ave. Can sP. 3-4ee2 Of
SP. $4,000.
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6Gh11 . y ~ - LES
AP. 7-1266
ADELPHI. = Contemporary beauty,
1.year-old rambler; across the
street from University Of Md, goli
course; 3 bedrooms. huge livins
room with heamed ceiling. sep
arate dining room. rec. room,
nitTamodsrn nn Kitchen. porch. car
Easy terms arranged.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-5992 Open 0 TIL 0
ADELPHI-An Immaculate S-bdrm.
rambler With rec; rm:, new house
sSnS s1aSOo rdA a. AssIPgg99SyIn sIg9S0 Es Elss only Y
PECK, ReSitor. SeSS New Hamn.
ave, HE. 4-17O0.
ANDREWS SUITLAND Area.
year old 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
fireplace IN liv. rfn.s din. rIn., Ice.
modern de luxe kit. 2 baths. full
Assume present loan. PHA or
Conventional terms avail.
F0REsTyILE = S-bedrn.. IA
story With additional building site,
5Ox140. Prices $10,600, $500
NORTH FoREsrvILLE - 1mmac.
valkins DISTANCE to Mt. Calvary, NY,
Pen. Mar shopping center, "A Blk.
to bus. Assume present loan OF
conventional terms avail. JOE
JACOBS REALTY. RE. 6-5909,
9-9 pm.
ASSUME 4ls% LOAN on this lovely
3:bedrm. rambler with full bsmt..
after small down payment only
$93 per mo pays all.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
IBELTsVILLE YEARLNG!-Out-of OF.
state owner must sell this vacant,
all.brick western" king rancher
with carporti 3 double bedrms :,
2 de luxe baths, plus Ord roughed
In; super-size custom kitchen, fire
pl.. recreation type basement!
Beautiful Wooded "a Acre.
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2075
'BELTsvILLE = Lovely split-level
With sep: din: rm:. 8 bdrms.. 2h
new osond. HUGH T. PECK. He.
III tVVs y
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QUICK SALE

QUICK SALE
Cash for your Nd. home. CAN fol
inmsd; sppraisal: NO obligation
PRINCE 0E0RGEs REALTY co.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
RIvERDALE-Lovely Cape Cod
slls ssdrm.. lT . as sen En a'R Rass 1" S.d4n his
upstairs, could be divided into Z
bedrms., yard Anchor fenced
Lovely patio and firepl., neal
schools and park, only $3.50 cash
incl. settlement. Payments lesl
than rant, Home FHA approved
z; G: HILLEY d CO. Realtors
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nice

S.sIs sEck SSRBtHzR NJ: srs; q
See saTaffs THfs !Scd5y TopAY. Ya:hoifdesa Huea y
PECK. Realtor. HE. 4-1700.
NEW BRICK CAPE COD, In choic,
tIss Msst sdtSs Hgsttsvls :vn.s,s al,ns SsSrms
Dc luxe Eitchen with 0iint al the e09a eH
5000, RosERT 8. bAvi1s "a Z
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RH r,

BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC,
REALTORS
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RESTAURANT : Excel. location
nearby Falls. Church, well est
ABC off and on sale: stainless
steel kitchen. seats so. $4,000
yrly. business, showing good net
profit; priced for immed. sale;
terms avail. This Is your oppty
LoRENE RAMSEY REALTY, ia
4-O0o3.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY: Modern
stock. other interests force sale
Uptown business location. For
appt. telephone CO. 6.736l.
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proper and beneficial to all Besides they asserted
abolition slavery would wreck their Over years.
both sections fought with laws and North to con-
slavery where end altogether the South to pro
expand into the territories OF the west Norn
erncrs nfurated by Supreme Court decision
which held citizen and that slavery was
legal anywhere the Nation For their Souheners were
outraged by attempted slave nsurrecton Harpers Ferry
Va which many regarded Northern conspiracy to bring
violent South All the while extremists on both
sides increasingly famed the emotions of the masses whose
feeling overwhelmingly for preferably within
the old Union
FINAL STRAWS-The Democratic Party, best polticaI
hope for keeping the nation whole broke into Northern and
Southern factions Presidential campaign Of 1880 The
Republicans branded the South the Party Of Northern
abolitionsts Abraham Lincoln Six weeks ater
election South Carolina exercised what heid was
sovereign right to Secede from the Union.
year opened with hope and fear mingled in the
of all Americans
Next Sunday: The first gunfire
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connected the Atlantic with the Mississippi River region
Northern shipping handled practically all the Nations over
seas commerce Supporting and balancing this industrial
Growth was diversified agriculture Both industry and fertile
land drew hordes of opportunities in the
North and West became wealthy and powerful In
the South the emphasis been the cultivation OF
crops principally and most proftaby cotton warm ell
mate and simple cultivation methods also favored the of
African slave labor could be afforded only by aluen
whites Thus ruling class resembling feudal arsocracy
developed composed chiefly the planters who owned
as million slaves Those control reason to change
their personayproabe economy their pleasant way Of
life -
BIuDUP OF TENSIONS growth and influence OF the
North ultimately Southern fears that the North would
d;r.te tho central government the Nation at the
South expense of this and belief that the Federal
Union had been designed loose confederation Of sover
eisn States leaders pounded out the argument a
the individual the right to conduct their own aa
Northern feeling meanwhile against slavery as immoral
Souherners deensvey justified the institution as morally
SUNDAY THE STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON C, JANUARY sd
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Continued from poge S

influential friends Edwin McMaers Stanton the
lawyer and William Henry Seward ex-governor OF New
York Mr. Waach owned farm Workhorse OF the
staff Crosby Noyes who had come to The Star In
1853 1857 to become one of its owners Daily al
Tam would show carrying his dinner pail to handle
crime news which there plenty write editorials clip
the exchange prepare oneparagraph filler items
rounds of executive agencies and the ne
meetings of the ceny Somewhere in the midst of the foot
work he not only penned all his material no pewrters in
those days printed proofs of the Stories
LAYOUT of the pages composing and made sure the
feuuentydrunken the finished product out
Moves counted himself lucky day ended before midnight
THE WAR
The differences which had been pulling the North ana
apa for decades had single starting
point. =,
TWO CIVILIZATIONS Big cities developed in the NORTH
and with them diversified manufacturing stimulated by the
industrial revolution Europe whole network of railroads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-07
WALK, DON'T RUN
Police Take Suspect,
Then Learn of Crime

wood ESQ Service Station at
1901 Eastern avenue where Pvt.
Greaner saw it, was closed but
noticed that the glass in the
front door was broken.
He asked the man if he knew
anything about it, but get a
n e g tive reply. Then Pvt.
Greaner radioed to Chief
Thomas E. Alsop and it was
decided that the man should
be brought to the Mount
Rainier police station.
They learned also that stamp
and cigarette machines inside
the gas station had been rifled
and a 300-pound box of tools
carried from it and put in a
parked truck.
Chief Alsop said police found
some $27 in nickels, dimes and
quarters on the suspect, enough
to convince them they had the
right man.
The suspect, Morris Holland,
25, of the first block of Bryant
street NV, was charged with
Notwithstanding, Chief AL
sop reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-07
Wheaton Traffic
Session Slated

A meeting will be held at 8
pm. Thursday to consider ways
of relieving traffic congestion
in the Wheaton business dis
trict, including a proposal to
provide four additional traffic
lights.
The Wheaton Chamber of
Commerce and the Business
and Professional Women of
Wheaton are sponsoring a drive
for the lights and immediate
augmentation of highway
construction plans to relieve
traffic along Georgia avenue
and Viers Mill road.
Chairman John Funk Of the
Maryland State Roads Com
mission and Joseph c. Kordella,
Montgomery County director of
public works, will attend
Thursdays meeting, scheduled
for the Capri Restaurant on
Grandview avenue.
Under the plan, lights would
be installed at the intersections
of Georgia avenue and Reedie
drive, Georgia avenue and Blue
ridge avenue, Viers Mill road
and Reedie drive, and Univer-
sity boulevard and Grandview
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-07
Mon in Shooting
Draws 8 Years

FRONT ROYAL, Va, Nov.
Z (AP) Bryan Jenning S
Hickols. jr., 81, Of Linden, was
sentenced to eight years in
Warren County Court yester-
day for a shooting on Septem-
Der 4 in which three persons
were injured.
He was sentenced to three
years in the State penitentiary
for shooting into the home of
Mrs. Mary Taylor. A five-year
sentence on a previous convic-
ton Of shooting his wife was
added to his time. He had been
on probation.
Sentencing followed a plea of
guilty by Nichols in the Labor
Day shooting of his wife, Helen;
his son, Michael, 2, and his sis
ter-in-law, Diane Taylor, 10.
Police said the three were
struck by pellets from a r.
gauge shotgun while they were
sitting on the porch Of the
Taylor home. They were not
seriously wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-07

Mount Rainier Policeman
Robert Greaner picked up a
break-in suspect by chance
early today before learning
about the break-in.
The policeman said he saw
a man running along Varnum
street in the Haywood area Of
Mount Rainier about 800 am.
and stopped to question him.
AS he did, the man dropped
a Screwdriver.
The man told the policeman
he had car troubles and that
the car was parked on nearby
Eastern avenue. Pvt. Greaner
said he offered to help find
a mechanic and told him to
get in the police car.
They headed for the Kay
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Bandit Forces
LoanCustOmer
To Aid Escape

A lone gunman yesterday
made off with nearly 5000 from
a nearby Maryland loan COM
pany, forcing a customer to
aid him in his getaway.
Prince Georges County po-
lice reported the holdup man
walked into the Lenders, Inc,
branch office at 3101 Naylor
road. Silver Hill, at about 2:z5
pm, brandished a revolver and
demanded "all the money in
the place" from a woman
clerk.
The office manager, Rich
ard j. Gray, 80, Of 52O8 Devon
shire drive, Oxon Hill, told the
clerk, Mrs. Carol Rinick, 81, to
hand over the money. The
gunman scooped it up and
ordered the lone customer in
the office, James Franklin
Richardson. 35, to give him a
ride from the scene.
Mr.. Richardson said he took
the man across the District
line to Thirtieth street and
Southern avenue Sc, where
the man got out of the car.
After going around the block,
Mr.. Richardson said, he re-
turned to the scene of the
robbery.
Police broadcast a lookout
for a 35-year-old white man,
6 feet tall, with straight blond
hair, olive drab fatigue pants,
a brown jacket and tennis
shoes.
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Driver Killed
In Collision
With Truck

A car and a truck collided
near Manassas, Va, last night,
killing the driver of the car and
injuring four other persons.
Three Of the injured were
members of the victims family.
The dead man was Erwin T.
Hale, As, of Kingsport, Tenn,
who was in the Virginia area
to visit relatives, according to
State police.
He was pronounced dead on
arrival at Fairfax County Hos
pital with a skull fracture.
Injured were his wife, Nellie,
4S, their daughter, Kim, 4, and
Mrs. Hale's mother, Mrs. Mag
gle Melvin, II, of Route S,
Alexandria. All were taken to
tn same hospital with head
and facial cuts.
The truck driver, Edward
Groves, jr., 90, of Route /, Gen.
terville, Va, was treated at the
hospital and released.
The collision occurred about
$3.50 pm. on State Route %,
3.5 miles north of the Prince
William County seat, according
to State Trooper Linwood B.
Regain.