davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-04-19

An-nrick 3-bedrm. rambler wire
pl, Dsmt; w/ree. rm., chain link
fence. FLA appraised SI8, 600,
MAKE so GI no money down,
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co,
THE H3UsE OF HOMES"
Evening star., 1961-04-19
THE BERENS COMPANIES
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

APT. BEDG.-10-12 units. modern;
have purch. BERGMAN REALTY
CO., JU. 9-2352; JU. 7-7644.
WANT TO BUY SEC. sos FHA
apt bldgS., client has large sums
Of money at his disposal Box
025-X Star,
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SIIMNER
SUMMER

Brick-and-stone Colonial with CEN
ter, hsll and large 1st-fl. rooms
incl. den and powder room. 4
bedrms., 2 baths on. End H.; full
esmt., with outside entrance:
Mr. Tilier I'M o.o2A1
Evening star., 1961-04-19

2-bedrm. masonry contemporary on
z fun acres ideal for fast COM
muting with wide road frontage
on major highway; house sits way
back; mod. improvements; lS mi.
D. c.; terrific invest. and home
buy firmly priced at $4,000,
$4,000 cash.
Evening star., 1961-04-19

3 3-bedroom Colonial on q gorgeous
2-acre lot at Falls Church; abound
ing wholly, fruit and shade trees
q gardeners paradise; older re-
modelled home; ideal retirement
set up: wonderful buy-some land
could be sold off for bldg. lots.
Only S24,450.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
WE KNOW IT'S TOUGH
WEICnME HnME

WELCOME HOME
You will always be In this like-new
rambler, Just outside Falls Church,
on a lge.. level, Handicapped lot,
in a quiet neighborhood; 8 huge
bedrms., ga baths. din. rm.,
bsmt. w/rec. rm., ultramodern
kit, featuring eenter-hsll entr.,
brkfst. nook, etc. Assume high
GI loan. Price, $21 $50. A pleas
ure to show. Open 9-8.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. $4,000
WHITE BRICK : Owner trans;
ferred, must sell this beautiful
white brick split-level home. 21-
IT. living room with fireplace,
separate 12x12 dining room,
diversified bedrooms with double
closets, fully equipped kitchen
with real breakfast nook. OF
course, there are 2h baths and
huge mahogany-paneled rec.
room, separate full basement for
workshop and additional storage.
This low. lovely yoIon. home ,n.aiT,on Is IN better
mag 2okiC ntS pstiS nGdS' on S0fSsi04 ISIS AsS
wooded lot. Yacht slip and pool
membership available. Call now
to see this lovely home. KE. g.
5000. TOWN & COUNTRY.
$500 DOWNi located in a choice
section Of North Arlington, close
to Walter Reed and Swanson
Schools bedrooms and 2 baths,
separate dining room, full base
ment, good-sized level lot. At S16,-
500, we know OF nothing compa-
rable in comfort, appearance and
location.
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NO MONEY DOWN-VA

CARRoLLTON - All-brk. 3-bedrm,
rambler, with sep. din. rm., large
carport, full bsmt., slate roof and
fenced rear yard: walking distance
TO new shopping center and school:
priced right at $4,000
CAPITAI DEAL nU 90
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BELTSVIILE

-Four: bedroom Cape Cod, on large
IIandscaped lot. Sep. din. rm.,
large modern kitchen. new Holly
wood bath, full bsmt., . LARGE
SCREENED PORCHES: priced Tor
quick sale at S1s,500, FHA or VA,
Evening star., 1961-04-19

ANNANDALE-Load-
ed with extras, this
modern luxury ram
bier in Rolfs Heights
shines like new. 3
lovely bedrooms with
. color tile baths,
fully equipped kitch-
en- and flying
bridge sun deck.
Huge picture windows
in living room and
dining ell, indirect
lighting, wall-to-wall
carpets and draperies,
2 air conditioners and
many other extras
included. Only "a
block to shopping
center and bus. Ideal
location for doctor or
dentist with ample
office space in fully
tiled b aBe m ent.
UTH ROBBINS
r z AL EST ATE
CORP, FL. 4-2500,
KI. $4,000, Ell. g.
Evening star., 1961-04-19

LANDovER AREA-Cozy rambler
with q bedrmS., modern kit, and
pantry, Large fenced lot, ideal
for children; $500 down and
assume $500 4hgS loan or mimi
mum down FHA
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CONVENIENT to Andrews Fielt
and Census Bureau-Roomy 3.
bedrm. brick Cape Cod on pretty
HANDICAPPED corner lot; 3 bedrms,
table-spaee kit, dorm type bedrm
on End H., finished IN cleaning
knotty pine. Large side screened
porch. S15,500, FLA approved
Also, no down payment to quail
fled vet.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
-FOUR BEDROOMS AND A DE

GLASSMANOR--VACANT
IGI-NO MONEY DOWN
Semidet. brick, bedrms., bsmt.,
fenced lot. Move In with deposit.
HERMAN d CO. ST, 3-56q0
Evening star., 1961-04-19

LANHAM-Almost new 3-bedroom
brick rancher: huge table-spacC
kit. with birch cabinets, wall over
and surface range; full rec. type
bsmt. with roushted-in bath: ST..
$50. Assume S14.400 loan. Al
offers considered.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AN OUTSTANDING NAME for
homemade candies and ice cream;
nice clean going business; $4,000
Will handle: call RA. 6-4163 af-
Evening star., 1961-04-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

IIs ACRES surround this Cape Cod
3-bedroom home, basement, ga
rage; exceptional financing for low
down payment, high-income buyer.
S27,950.
GRAY-KEssNoER q CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1961-04-19

SPACIOUS Rambler-13x2I-ft NV
rm. with floor -to-ceilinE fireplace,
din. rm. big enough for a massive
suite; 3 large bedrms., de luxe,
stainless steel kit with breAkfast
bar. bsmt. and carport. Base
board gas heat. All on nearly an
acre Of well drained land. A
home for gracious living at only
Evening star., 1961-04-19
University Realty
NILS Realtors HE. 4-35OC

sPRINGBRoOK AREA = l.ie7e
Split-level with bedrms., der
and ga baths. sep. din. rm
family-size elec. kit, APPROX
is-ACRE LOT WITH TREES
HUGH TPECK. Realtor. HE. 4.
100.
SUMNER AREA. Brick Cape Cod
4 bedrms, ga baths, conv. tc
school, church. shopping. Assume
Evening star., 1961-04-19

st. Bernard's Parish-2 brand new
redWood and shingle ramblers w
OIL st.; parking, liv. rm. WIdin.
area Ige. kit, 8 bedrms. tiled
path daylight bsmt. Secluded
Soodsd lot. S14,950. conV. terms,
Evening star., 1961-04-19
BUSINESS PROP for RENT

REFRIGERATION SPACE availabls
Tor meats, poultry. and vegetables;
times; space available runs from
1X6 to l2X6. Contact Manager.
CENTER MARKET CITY, 9th and
K Sts. NV. DI. 7-5039.
1898 Goth ST. N.W.-HaVe avail.
for immediate occup. l4-room
semi-detached brick. Zoning C-3B.
Ideal for any type of professional
commercial use. Rent will be me-
gotiated for responsible tenant.
To INSPECT call FORMANT REAL
TY, FE. 7-6250
3II4 GA. AVE.-Fireproof store,
17x9Q with parking in rear, $3.50
Evening star., 1961-04-19

ST. BERNARD'S Church, school
shopping and tranSp. within walk.
ing distance Of this 3-bedrm
semi-brick Colonial. Spacious liv
and din. area. combination; newiS
redc. kit. Only S12,950. M
down to CT or S400 down FHA,
Evening star., 1961-04-19

ALEXANDRIA-ThiS distinctive 4 :
bedrm" 2-bath,, recently redec-
immediate occupancy. Central
air cond., carport and fenced in
rear yard with fruit-bearing trees
FHA approved at $4,000 only
$500 dn.
CURTIS Z. MARTIN SALES
XII 0-T6A0 OPEN q IN q
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

RIVERDALE-GI no money down
or low dn. payment FLA and
move into this lovely 3-bedrm.
brk. home with full bsmt. and
fenced yard; $4,000 and "OKD
TRADES"
Evening star., 1961-04-19
BEAUTFUL VIEW

5rk. Cape Cod Wa bedrms, and
I unfinished on End FIR. Rec. nm !.
vIoar. Butlt-in cabinets, movie
screen and other extras. Close
trAnSp. Only S14,25O FHA. Sa3
per mo. pays all.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
Houses by Hughes
Two in West HyattsvilIe"

Two In West Hyattsville"
S11,750, no money down to
vets handy-man's delight,
Do 1t yourself and save big
money. A little elbow grease
and q few daubs OF paint
will fix 1t up in q jiffy.
Six large rooms. deep rustic
lot; SS4.59 per mo. pays
everything.
Sl2,5O0; iust listed: win
sell in a day or two: lovely
little brick home. Charming
recreation room in full
bsmt,; SS1 so per mo-, on
412eo loan.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
MONROE

ALEXANDRIA-No DOWN CT on
this cute starter house. S10,30O
price, S67 per mo. Vacant. Close in
S15,500. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, rec.
room, fenced lot, close in, FLA
terms. HAMMER REAL ESTATE,
INC. XII. s-1012.
ALEX.--Row brick on corner. Ex-
eel .cond.; 3 bedrms.: l blk. Fair
lington shop. ctr. FLA appraisal;
about S400 dn. CL. 6-6123.
ALEX FIT. BELVoIR AREA-S35O
down incl. settlement chgs. and
take over payments 107 mo. on
3-bedrm. home; Ia baths, rec
rm., equip kit. Vacant, Just move
in. HU. 3-9547.
ANNANDALE = split-level. 4 bed
rms, 2Is baths. GI loan. 4903
Bristow dr.. CL. 6-2773. No agents.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
STORES FOR RENT
(coNTlNUED)
FALLS CHURCH
4811 LEE HIGHWAY
LAKE BANCROFT S. c.

High income area. Columbia pike
and Lincolnia. rd Only commercial
within 2 miles. Plans now being
finished, construction to start in
months. Center includes Peoples
Drug and Safeway.
.WEISSBERG RROS RITY
Evening star., 1961-04-19

BELTSV1LLE = 2-bedrm rambler
BIB. hot-water heat, firepl, IN liy
rm., plaster walls. large lot, and
$40 per mo. apt. in bsmt. SI7,950
LANGLEY REALTY HE. 10000
BELTSVILLE. Hey, Gil Do vol
like country living but close in;
Do you want a rambler?-Hov
about 3 bedrooms, living room
dining room and kitchen in a Az
II. home? Interested? There's more
Fuu basement, patio. k-acre leye
lot, ranch fenced. You amt 20
much cash2 OK. no money down
Sgl.12 per mo. BURCH REALTY
CO TO, g-5g92.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
TOPS IN TRADES"

SUBURBAN PROPERIIES MGT.
WHEATON-HARD TO BELIEVEl-
Attrac. rambler; modern kit. with
table space. full basement; 5000
down, S77 per month; VACANT
HUGH T. PECK, Rockville, GA.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
TAKOMA PARK

Charming Cape Cod
reduced TO SiS.500. very large
living room with fireplace, large
dining room. kitchen with, table
rooms and bath or. 1st.. large bed
room on End. full basement has
maids room. full bath. and beau
tiful recreation room. Detached
Earege. aluminium storm windows
ROBERT s. LOHR. INC.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
KENT F0REsT-S395 dn. and
move IN; BIZ, IL b.; OWNER

LANGLEY PARK-ADELPHi AREA
3-bedrm. brick rambler, with at
trac. rec. rm.. elec. kit. fenced
lot; tmmed. possession, vacant;
can be bought FHA with 5000
down or assume 4iaeo trust: price
S17.500, EDWARDS g. RENICK
MA. 2-1199. EN-. 3-q317.
Evening star., 1961-04-19

LsLAEL OILso WE. 5-02O0
BELTSVILLE = UNUSUAL, RAM
BIER WITH HOT-WATER HEAT.
3 light, bright bedrooms, dazZlinE
Kitchen and dining room area and
foomy living room with large pic
ture window and attractive fire
place. Large completely finished
RECREATION ROOM, plus q coy
paneled DEN. These and many
other features can be yours for
only $19,o50l Flexible financing.
exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
Evening star., 1961-04-19
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MNpEpY Immacula
Nearby Acreage BuVS

Our own Dillon Built 4-bedrm
brick-and-frame rambler with .
fun baths plus 3rd roughed- in /;
tremendous daylight bsmt. w/tiIed
H., 8 picture windows and firepl. !:
on lovely. s4-acre lot overlooking
3sacre lake; out q bit but only
S27,950.
Evening star., 1961-04-19

Pr PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
wv. AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1961-04-19
BERENs, AP. 7-4e4s

CAPITOL HEIGHTS - SI95 dn
incl. settle. chgs.: 3-bedrm, det,
Cape Cod; full bsmt.; fenced lot
owner will finance. ME. S-i2I2.
CHEVERLY-The squirrels are nut;
about Cheverly. and so will you
be; lust off Baltimore pkWy. Here
2 superb solid-brick Colonial, 4
bedrms.. with level lot; Is only
Sl6,760, FILA approved, $3.50
down, .S97,5 81 per mo-: suitable
Tor . 1t. cdr. or q 1t. COL; easiiy
resalable when necessary. LEI
your children enjoy cheveriy'l
a. 5F sTASI2Y SiHgi MoREAu WA. 7-7sa:
CHEvERLY, S295 dn. incl. settle
chgs. - Beautiful semidet. brick;
lst Il. powder rm., avail. al
once. Owner will fin. ME-. S-I212
COLLEGE PARK--An brick Colo,
nial, newly redecorated; largt
living room, dining room ant
Kitchen plus side porch: 2nd floor
3 bedrooms and bath; gas hot
water heat; $4,000 down, assum
$4,000 5Mss mortgage, payabl
SiI95 sIfscr, per pssrr.ITe IL btncIg6dilg I6 o00lll 0ll
Evening star., 1961-04-19
HUI. 1890

Is the easy number to cali TO take
"preview" look at this ALL
BRICK rambler with 3 master-size
bedrooms-14x16, 14xl4, l2Xl2-
full tiled baths with tubs; center
nall entrance, m o dern kitchen
with separate dining area; HOT
WATER Dashboard heat; attached
garage; level lot with big trees.
NOW. for the surpriSe-the price Is
only S21, $50, and you name the
terms. owner is Europe-bound in
HU. 1-91OO.
BANCROFT REALTY. rNc
Evening star., 1961-04-19

BELTsVILLE AREA, 2 ACRES
Country living in a clean modern
rambler. Just the spot for 4
garden enthusiast or the 2 green
houses may be used for supple
mental income; small nursery
already established, small tractor
and garden tools waiting for you
priced to sell; S16,500, Substan-
tial cash required. BURCH
REALTY. TO. 9-5992.
BERkSHIRE-Like new 3-bedrm
DIX. split level 2 baths, sep din
rm.; finished rec. rm.; fenced lot
concrete patio and driveway
many extras have been added
7. d. BURGESS REALTOR. RE
$4,000 It'll 9,
Evening star., 1961-04-19
SPRINGBROOK AREA

Better-than-new split-level; 4 bed
rms, family rm. with firepl.: 2h
baths, sep. din. rm.. ''woman's
dream kit" with bay window,
washer-drier, freezer, etc; digni-
fled setting in cherished neigh
borhood for the discriminating
buyer. BY appt. only.
Evening star., 1961-04-19

SO acres Of valuable Fairfax Co.
land; 20 mi. D. c.; older 5-bedrm.
Colonial VIZ baths and mod. i'm
provementS; 5-car garage; huge
spring fed swimming pool w/dress-
ing quarters; picture setting; ideal
comb. home and invest. buy; only
S49,950, substantial cash.
DILLON LAND co.
JE. 4-4040 Realtor Open Til
PAPPY WILL BE HAPPY Investing
part Of his hard-earned income
in this truly family raneher on
almost 2s-acre lot, located Just
over Arl. Co. line. 70 It. long with
fabulous front jalousied porch,
wonderful sized lily. rm. with wide
picture window, formal dining
rm., 3 really lge. bedrms., 3 baths,
22x24 cypress paneled family nm.
plus 15X30 rec. rm.: 2-car garage,
wall-to-wall carpeting incl, plus
all kit. extras. Walk to public
grade school. VERY OPEN
$4,000, VIM. A. CHAPMAN REAL
TERMS! See this today. JE.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
WHEATON

Walk to PlaZa-Immaculate g.
bedrm. brk. ramb. w/full bsmt.
on tree-shsded lot: assume lge.
CO, Jo' 4-sO2S til q -
Evening star., 1961-07-24

some money he had spotted
while doing work in the home.
Police said the boy entered
the house through an unlocked
window, went to the second
floor and took $1,000 in bills
from a dresser drawer in an
upstairs bedroom.
The boy then gave the bills to
his father. who handed the
youth $500 and told his son
mot to spend it all in one
day." police stated.
In court today, the case was
continued until tomorrow by
Judge Andrew j. Howard, jr., to
give police an opportunity to
bring the boy to court to tes-
tify.
Judge Howard set bond at
$4,000 for the father. Police
said the son also has been
charged with housebreaking
and his case referred to Juvenile
Court.
Evening star., 1961-07-24
Father Chorgedin Theft
He Induced Son to Do

A father accused by police of
inducing his 14-year-old son to
burglarize a Northwest Wash
ington home has been charged
with houSebreaking.
Detective Patrick w. Hanft
said the youth, arrested after
flashing a roll of bills, i'm
plicated his father during ques-
tioning by juvenile bureau Of
ficerS.
The boy, Detective Hanft
said, stated his father, a 40
year-old plasterer, met him
July II and asked if he wanted
to make some fast money"
The youth, who lives with his
mother and a Stepfather, said
he did and agreed to meet his
father in an alley in the 1900
block of Hemlock street NV,
The father, police said, point
ed out the house of Mahamed
Bennani, 1920 Hemlock street
NV, and told his son to get
Evening star., 1961-07-24
Heat, Humidity to Stay All Week;
Storms Fell Trees, Damage Homes

Washington weather
troubles began July IL when a
high pressure system normally
centered over Bermuda ex-
tended up the East Coast. 1t
is still here and is expected to
remain at least to the end of
this week.
The highs clockwise motion
sweeps hot. muggy air from the
Gulf of Mexico up to this area.
This high will probably stick
around until a high pressure
system builds up in Canada and
spreads to this area. The
Weather Bureau has no indica-
tion that there will be such a
build-up before next week, if
then.
Yesterdays storm Taste d
about an hour and was cen
tered in Prince Georges County
around University Park. The
District Fire Department re-
Evening star., 1961-07-24

The man-melting heat will
continue at least through Sat-
urday, the Weather Bureau
reported today.
The bureaus forecast indi-
Gates highs of 80 to 90 degrees
throughout the week, with little
day-to-day change. The tenn
peratures predicted would be
8 to 6 degrees above normal.
The high yesterday was SO.
a degree short of this years
top temperature Saturday. The
temperature today is expected
to be in the COS again.
With hot and humid air in
the area, thundershowers and
storms are expected today and
tomorrow and, on and off,
throught the whole week. Iso-
lated thunderStorms late yes
terday left downed trees and
damaged homes.
Evening star., 1961-07-24
Duncon, Taking Oath,
Asks Toqetherness'

welcomed Mr.. Duncan. He said
the new Commissioner is bring
ing a wealth of background
and knowledge of the city" tc
the job.
An estimated 400 persons at
tended the swearing-in cere-
mony. Only about 200 could
find seating room in the fan
cooled hearing room, which
was lined with potted palms
for the occasion. The rest sat on
chairs hastily placed in the
hallway or STOOD
Urges Active Council
The invocation for the cere-
mony was given by the Rev. E,
Franklin Jackson, who was in
troduced by Mr.. Tobriner as
the pastor of Mr.. Duncan'S
church.
In his. inaugural speech.
Mr.. Duncan said he hopes the
Citizens Advisory Council will
be most active"
He said he wanted to en-
courage talented citizens ito
volunteer their services more on
special study com mite S,
boards and commissions.
II would also join Commits
sioners Tobriner and Clarke in
the present practice of opening
to the public and the press the
meetings of the Board of Com
missioners to every extent
feasible, proper and just"
Speaking of the future of the
District, Mr.. Duncan said, "I
believe that the only way that
we can win the goals we seek
at home and abroad is for all
of us to work together on a
united front, irrespective of any
personal interests we may have
by reason of our different cir
cumStances.
If this feeling of together
ness is adequately developed,
I see the possibility of the
greatest degree of progress that
our city has ever witnessed"
Evening star., 1961-07-24

FUNNY THING about
that" he said. Everyone
was surprised that it was my
first jump. They evidently
think that a test pilot is al
ways bailing out"
When he became FAA ad-
ministrator, the turbo-prop
Electra had been in trouble.
Two of them had crashed.
FAA had ordered them to fly
at greatly reduced speeds.
The entire fleet was modified,
and when the first one came
up for inspection, Najeeb
Halaby took the controls and
checked it out himself. He
put it through maneuverS at
so miles faster than it was
made to go. Then he certified
it to be flown at it's full cruis-
ing speed, 400 miles per hour.
Naieeb Halaby is a firm be-
lever in higher speeds for
passenger planes. He thinks
they eventually will exceed
Mach 8. mach is the speed
of sound at sea level, 76O miles
per hour.) In a talk in Los An
geles he predicted that New
Workers would be arriving
in L. A. an hour before they
left New York. (The time
differential is three hours; a
two-hour flight would bring
that about.)
But he does not think that
the problem of airports being
closed down by weather will
be solved for years to come.
II wouldn't want to do that
last 200 feet without a pilot"
And then he told a story
that is going the rounds. It
goes something like this:
A tape recorder informs the
passengers, "You are now
leaving on the first flight of
the triple Supersonic X-2O0.
You will be travelling 1000
miles an hour at 100000 feet
on your way to London. This
is a historic flight. There will
be no pilot at the controls.
Every phase of the flight will
be dictated by the machine
you are now listening to.
Hope you have a comfortable
flight comfortable flight
comfortable flight
comfortable flight :"
Evening star., 1961-07-24

ceived 80 calls for aid, mostly
in the Northeast, during the
storm, which began soon after
5 pm.
A 50-foot tree fell and tore
a hole in the bedroom ceiling
of the home of Charles E.
Weir at 1906 Kearney street
NE. A brook overflowed into
a swimming pool in the 5000
block of Buchanan street NV.
The Potomac Electric Power
Co. reported the storm shut off
lights of residents in North
east area bordered by Third,
Twelfth and Taylor streets and
Rhode Island avenue for SIS
minutes. Altogether in the Dis
trict and Prince Georges
County, 10 power lines were
downed.
A short circuit, apparently
caused by the storm, set off
the fire-alarm system of the
Sacred Heart Home, 5805
Queens Chapel road, HSatts-
vile, Md.
Several homes were damaged
in Hyattsville by lightning and
falling trees. Hyattsville police
said rain washed mud over the
streets and that the combina-
ton of rain and mud slowed
and sometimes halted motor
lists.
The local weather station and
the National Airport followed
the disturbance on radar but
did not experience the storm.
Thus, there are no official rec
ords but only reports from the
public" collected by the station.
These reports include esti-
mates of the rainfall at / to 2
inches and winds up to so miles
an hour.
Newspapers also received iso-
lated reports of hailstones a
half Inch in diameter.
Evening star., 1961-07-24

at 2 pm. Friday from a play
ground at Sixteenth and Ken
nedy streets NV.
Intensive beating of Rock
Greek Park, where the girl had
been playing and swimming,
has turned up nothing, strength
ening the assumption that
Hattie was spirited away from
the area by a man seen leading
a small girl to his car.
Prince Georges and Fairfax
police aided he investigation by
searching the woods near Ard
more, Md, where 7-year-old
Michael Condetti was found
slain last November, and a spot
2 miles northwest of the Lor-
ton Reformatory where Miss
Marta Santa Cruz, %, was
found murdered early this
month.
The check was to determine
whether a criminal had struck
again at these places, but moth
ing was turned up.
Nothing Turns Up
Assisting We're several chill
dren who were with Hattie
when they and the colored girl
were approached by a white,
brown : haired man in his
thirties.
Information supporting the
belief Hattie was led away by
a stranger came last night
from John S. Lutz. 80, of 4018
Wexford drive, Kensington, Md.
Mr.. Lutz, employed by the
AFL-CIO. told police 1t.
Thomas I. Herlihy he stopped
his car Friday afternoon in a
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small parking area on Beach
road and noticed another car
parked there.
He described it as an old
model ChrySler or Plymouth,
blue or gray in color, with
black and yellow license tags.
Saw Man Leading Girl
Mr.. Lutz left his car briefly
to stretch, and on returning
saw a white man and a colored
girl on top of a bank ever
looking the parking spot. As
he pulled away. he glanced
back to see the man leading
the girl down a path toward
the other car.
Police also had a call from
an Arlington woman who re-
called seeing a car Friday
afternoon on Blagden avenue
NV, driving toward the park
She remembered hearing a
little colored girl yelling Let
me out!" The informant did
not know whether the driver
was white or colored.
1t. Herlihy said police were
puzzled as to why this car,
if it were the one being sought,
was driving into the park
However, police expect to check
residences in the Blagden ave-
nue. area to learn whether
others saw the car.
Hattie, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Jackson, ST..
of 5614 Eighth street NV.
had been swimming in the
creek with her brother, Herb
ert, 10, and other children when
she disappeared.