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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
Jackson, Mississippi

This. in the barest outline. is
the stoZY Of what has happened
since six men met in Indianola.
But an outline does not suffice as
a key to the questions that are
uppermost in the minds of many
Mississippians. white and Negro.
and-this is no cre tin the
minds of Federal Bureau of In
vestigation agents. concerned with
possible violations of civil liber-
ties.
Those questions are: Are the
Councils an incipient Ku Klux
Khan? If not, can and will they
come in time to resemble the
lattef-day Khan Of hideous mem
Dry?
Il think can answer these
questions. at least partially. I
hope I can answer fairly. even
though my newspaper and myself
have almost from the beginning
been a primary target of the
Councils letter and platform bar
RACES. Before I do. I want to en-
phasize three facts:
'The first is that little disagree
ment exists among white South
erners in the one-sidedly or heav-
lily Negro-populated areas of the
deep South as to the desirability
for continued separate schools.
That gives the Councils an adj
vantage at the start.
THE second is that. by and
Large. the men who thus far have
led the Councils movement have
standing in their communities.
They are. primarily. men with an
obsession-namely. that integra-
ton of the public schools means
blood indignation as well-and
this obsession is shared by many
who abhor the Councils. II may
be remembered. unhappilY, that
at the outset of the Klan's revival
in the eos. men also gave way to
their obsessions. whether about
Negro. Catholic or Jew or all
three"
Councils Silence Opposition
"The third fact is that in the
first six months of the Councils
existence, they have won each
fight they've entered, or objective
they've sought, without physical
violence. Most of the vocal Negro
opposition to continued Segrega-
ton in Mississippi has been 81
fenced. The two amendments de-
signed to keep the Negro in his
traditional place have been one
sidedly approved. Not a single
office seeker in a st a e which
held statewide elections this sum-
mer h as publicly criticized the
Councils, even though some have
privately wrung their hands over
their actions. And the offensive
by duplicating machine has-as !
CONTINUED on Page l40)
Evening star., 1955-06-12
THIS WEEK
IN THE GARDEN

really see our garden as others
see it. And just the other day
I found that very same sugges-
ton renewed in another peri
odical.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
GARDEN CLUB ACTIVITIES

and Mrs. Elmer G. Higgins. 1920
Vale street. Mrs. r. H. Fisher
will be the speaker.
Silver Spring Garden Club
held its annual dinner Wednes-
day at Woodside Methodist
Church and elected the follow
ing officers for the next season:
President, Donald B. Hanley;
vice president, Douglas M
Greene; recording secretary
Mrs. ]. Marshall Wilhelm; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Err
nest D. Herider; treasurer, Mrs
H. Brooks Perring. Approx
mately 10 members attended and
enjoyed a program Of music and
entertainment. Ernest Herider.
retiring president, reviewed
the history of the club. now IS
years old. Mrs. Kay Nelligan,
entertainment and hospitality
chairman, was emcee for the
program.
NeighborhoOd Garden Club Of
Gaithersburg and Washington
Grove will meet Wednesday at
the home Of Mrs. Norman Belt
in GaitherSburg.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
LIFE IN
THE COUNT
RY IAMEs RIRcHEIEIn
Walking Frog Eats Insects
BY JAMES BlRcHFIELD

We have the walking frog of
Loudoun County right on The
40 Acres.
There may be other walking
frogs, but I have never seen one.
Our frog not only walks, but he
sometimes runs after insects. He
may be just too big to hop.
During the day our walking
frog nestles down in the flower
bed beside the back terrace. He
keeps his head out of the mulch
SO that he can take care Of any
insects that chance by, and the
damp soil keeps him nice and
cool.
But in the evening, out he
comes. He takes up a position
about midway of the screen door
leading into the kitchen, and he
takes the bugs on either side.
If a low-f1ying bug comes
along out of reach Of his tongue,
he will amble after 1t. And he
goes on all fours, and at a pretty
fast clip, too.
I'll admit that his walk isn't as
Evening star., 1955-06-12

How about the tomatoes? II
they are growing well they will
need tying again. Keep them
weeded. Fertilize regularly and
mulch to reduce the need of cul-
tivation. "A. S. Y.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

1t is not advisable to fertilize
the lawn again until fall. Feed
ing it now will only mean a boost
for the weeds.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

Mrs. Emmett E. Lawler, jr.
was elected president of the Gar
den Club of Belle Haven at the
final meeting in the garden at
the home of Mrs. James N,
O'Neil. Other officers elected
first vice president (civics), Mrs
DeButts Saunders; second vice
president (horticulture), Mrs. E
M. Wilcox; third vice president
(arrangements), Mrs. Sydney
Manson. jr.; treasurer, Mrs. C.
C. Brown; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. James Lamb, jr.; re-
cording-secretary. Mrs. F. A.
Heileman.
Green Thumb Garden Club OF
Pimmit Hills, Falls Church, Va.
will meet tomorrow at $3.50 pm
at the home of Mrs. Joseph E
Williams, 1908 Cherri drive, Falls
Church. Mrs. r. l.. HutchinS will
speak on rose care and answer
questions.
. Wesley Heights-Spring Valley
Garden Club will hold its gar
den party and buffet supper
Tuesday at $3.50 pm. at the
home Of Mrs. Oscar r. Sholz,
5149 Tilden street NV. From
$50 to $50 the gardens Of these
members will be visited: Eugene
Coulon. 1895 Macomb; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Sweeney, 5000 Ne
braska avenue; Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Gosnell, 1919 Indian lane,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard jar
man, 1929 Tilden.
Rock Spring Garden Club will
meet at Neighborhood House at
10 am. Thursday. Mrs. James
Strayer will speak on Herbs
Their Culture and Uses"
Glencarlyn Garden Club of
Arlington, Va, will meet Tues
day at 7:30 pm. Members will
meet at Carlin Hall on South
Fourth street, in Glencarlyn, and
proceed to the gardens of sew
eral members. The tour will end
at the home of Mrs. Sylvia Wer-
ner, 4409 S. First street, Arling-
ton, where the program chair
man, Mrs. Mary Miyares has
arranged for the showing of a
film.
The Holmes Run Acres Garden
Club will meet at the Buchanan
home, 2402 Hemlock street, Falls
Church. 8 pm, Tuesday. A
panel for garden questions.
Hillmead Garden Club will
meet at Gustin's Gardens to-
morrow for an Illustrated lecture
on orchids.
Chevy Chase I'd. c. Garden
Club will meet tomorrow at 1890
pm. at the home Of Mrs. Paul
s. Anderson, 6819 Delaware
street, Chevy Chase, Md. There
will be a white elephant sale.
Pinecrest Garden Club of Fair
fax County will meet tomorrow
at 8 pm. at the home of Mr..
Evening star., 1955-06-12

Now is the time to take cut
tings from soft wood. Be sure to
use sharp knife. Root the cut
tingS in clean moist sand.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

Elevator that takes the bales "
into the loft. Not as much lift
ing as in other years. It almost
makes haying fun.
\
Tom Taylor reports a neighbor
who solved the clock problem
It seems that some Of the
family wanted the clocks moved
forward on Daylight Saving
time, while the old man insisted
that Gods time" was good
enough for him.
Finally they reached a COM
promise. The clocks were set
ahead one-half hour. =
Everybody was happy.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
GARDENS
Num- Show Next Fall
Spurs Paintings Now

Do not pinch the cushion
NUNS. The standards and spi-
ders are only expected to produce
two to four blossoms apiece. They
need to be pinched only once,
but the ones we speak of AS the
hardy garden varieties need to
be pinched back two or three
times. They are the mainstay OF
the garden.
Only a Suggested List
This list of varieties is only
suggestive of the ones available.
Some people think only Of bronze
colored NUNS. Others want
shades of yellow. Fortunately,
white, yellow, bronze, red. april
cot, lavender, pink, rose, and
combinations Of these colors are
obtainable.
OF the large standards these
are found very satisfactory-Sil-
yer Sheen, Major Bowes, Hilda
Bergen, Indianapolis White, and
Indianapolis Pink.
Try Kay Tashima, Gold Lace,
Nightingale, and Namaru If you
are interested in the spiders.
The Spoon" Shape
Some people like the ones
known as the spoons" because
of their shape.
Most of us fill our gardens
with the common garden vari-
cites just called hardy" chry-
santhemums. There is a very
long list of fine ones, including
Avalanche. Charles Nye, Buck
skin, Lavender Lady, Bittersweet,
Yellow Doty, Betty, and Coura-
geous, just to name a few.
Use an all-purpose dust or
spray to keep the foliage clean
and disease-free and to control
which may be trouble
some. Malathion is the best thing
to use against the aphids which
are a universal pest.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

If you have moved the house
plants outside to a shaded place
where they may be watered regu-
larly, try feeding them with
liquid fertilizer SO that they may
be strong plants when moving
comes again.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

Just last winter I suggested
that we take pictures of our gar
dens throughout the growing and
season that we might
Evening star., 1955-06-12

Since you must keep fighting
weeds all the time, why not learn
the names Of them. 1t is always
more fun to call plants by their
correct names-certainly adds
Interest to the gardening project.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
Nv ALICE s. YOUNGMAN

A great interest in chrysanthe-
NUNS is being aroused in the
Washington area because of the
big mum" show to be held at
the Shoreham Hotel late in Oc-
tober. Many people wish to
know more about growing show
quality flowers.
Chrysanthemums are among
the very best fall flowers. Even
If not given the very best of care
they bloom over a long period.
adding a fine variety of color
to the garden.
Can Buy Rooted Plants
1t is possible now to buy rooted
plants or to take cuttings from
your own plants. or to take di-
visions from well-established
plants. The latter divisions will
grow and bloom but they are
much more apt to be diseased
and much less likely to produce
q really rfirst-class blooming
plant.
To guard against damping of
and other fungus troubles, many
growers dip the lower ends of
the cuttings in captain before
planting in moist sand, vermicu-
lite or sphagnum.
In a short time, three or four
weeks, the plants have a firm
set of roots and may be set out
side.
Much Variety and Color
Nuns offer such variety in
form and color that a garden
full of them offers much of in
terest to every gardener.
Chrysanthemums require
plenty of water and heavy feed
ing. To make well-branched
plants the top of each plant
needs to be pinched out two OF
three times during the growing
season.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

smooth as it might be, but he
can cover a lot of ground quickly
He is doing a good job at the
door. and we turn on the light
for him each day at dusk. That
brings out the bugs and keeps
him fat and happy.
The only trouble is that II he
Evening star., 1955-06-12

Ieontinues to eat so easily HI
may get so fat he can't gel
around at all. 1t would be pretty
silly to have to lift him from
flower bed to terrace each eve
ming, and then put him back
for his daytime siesta.
Thank goodness our haymak-
ing is over for another year. We
haven't much, but what we have
is safely stored under our new
shed all ready for winter feeding
Tweed Howser, who does most
of our haying for us. has hay
making down to a science this
year. Not much work the way
he does it.
Tweed got himself q new
wagon that bitches on behind
the baler. An attachment on the
baler pushes the hay bales right
up on the wagon where they can
be properly packed.
Then, at the barn, he has an
Evening star., 1955-06-12

1t is not too late to plant water
lilies. If you have a small pool
buy small lilies-that is, ones
that stay small. There are many
desirable ones to be had. They
are the least trouble if planted
in tubs or boxes. Water lilies re-
quire sun for best bloom.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

If you require q vine to cover
a fence quickly. try morning
glories. Do one Of two things to
aid speedy germination-either
nick the hard coating of the seed
with a sharp knife or soak them
to soften them.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
HOUSES ron sALE--MD.

NEAR MASS. AyK.-trew rambler 2
hedTmss 2 baths: inres Nv. IN. with
under sSi. 600. n. a-2ai6: sVss.,
OF. 2-3242. MKRRYRzuD =
WuoAlc-
CHARM AND EIVABTLsFY-1mmacu-
late IN brick. 3-bsdrm. Colonial
home, with lArge separate din rIn.:
screened porch. fun bsut.: many
extras: only SIe.a6e; A ]. ks
E6oNozYS. Essdssas 4 s sS.ss;S-immscsla.. E1aSsa =
hedrm. rambler, With dining -ell =
in Kenzingtpn; wooded lot. Io4 II.
deeD; VIII accept GI contract. A. y.
KES61NGkR q CO.. JU. 9-46z4.
1.z RATES. $l6. 650--Aimost new,
ail-brick Cape Cod. with 3 lee: bed-
ES kitchen, iso Wooded 1 level los; iTflsc viIi g
or a, J. KEssINaER 3 CO. 10.
4 BEDROOMS. . BATHS. sia,e5o--
Here Is Z real opportunity for q large
young family to purchase 3-yr.-old
cape Cod, In Twinbrook: nice Nv. rm.
With nrepl.. spacious modern. kit.
white board fence. OF and FHA
contracts accepted. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7oo6: evess 10.
LARGE RAArHLER-r.ow COS; S only
2 Yrs. old: al brick; 8 bedrooms.
IWO baths, screened porchs full
wooded lot S5xI50 in the desirable
section od Mass. ave. extended.
ewes. Wo 6-3235,
GI APPRAIsED, SIS. ESQ. $500 down,
ST7.b6 per mo-. Sligo Park His
o-rm. brtek Cape Cod, expansihle
ATTIC. To INSPECT call 10. b-0123.
b Z sCoPIELp, Realto6. soo 3
TanSisr Win i.n iiv.. rr. asfi fit With din,
area. 2 oedrms. and. bath, fenced
MOVE M TOMORROW. MODERN fSsfssi
REALTY CO.. INC, JU. 1850;
sloo DOWN. vets or non-vets. Move
hungalow with lee. ny, rm. and kit,
with eating. space. full bsmt.. gaS
neat, fenced yard. close to school,
sransp; a1d somplete shop; center;
CO.. co., hNE hNSEEmeg9ti' gn. 7asa5aeRl M2RaRN REA1hSTYI 1S
GT aPPROvED-Sls,SS0; s-hedroonI
table-spaces kit, tile bath, storage
attic. storm. windows: storage shed;
convenient 70 all grades of school:
NC. Can u. 1855 tiii iHiSTSn. ! Pm.
sRICK-AND-sTONR RAMBLER--veryl
attractive home in nice neiahhof-
hood; large living room with flre-
place; separate dining room: we'll
planned Kitchen: three spacious bed
rooms and bath; huge dry basement
with recreation room. CT approved
ct $l6.700. WOOD COMPANY
111b6 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Md. LO. 4-7a00 I'll $3.50.
OWNER TRANSFERREDW win sell d
4.bedrm.. lbath home on lot 10 BY
% %Tm., iary ns'S rm., Sssnt.. 1pe porcS, Il iirepi. eli
and h:-W.h.: det. saraxe in Glen
Echo Hts; conv. to Army Map
Service, MRS. BURGESS. Reaitor,
6l09 Broad ST., Oh. 2-4253. ---T
Evening star., 1955-01-06
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TAVERN. restaurant. Net 1profit.
Rare vaiuei No. 1907 T. c. 4.
"Details, BoS 346.R star;
sSas weekly sales quota. Reas.
Ssli Sllii ms. n sRfH%AFT RiiSsi 's *. $3.50,
Thursday. and Friday, --7
DRY CLEANlNG---Mixed trade. good
week. Very reasonable. Cali sig
moon, o. after 7 pm. AID. 4-o342.
RoR RENT--Ha. check concession. in
thriying mite Club, .Reasons forI
ofSffsosRfuNfSTsY fos s 9Sal; fHE SMALL
g1NvEST0R to develop partnershipI
IN purchase Of excellently situated
high earning motel property with
syndicats now being formed. Box
chiRMicAf IAB.--siiver sprins iocs.
ri RE2Efa HsFs eo. es5or9fsl06 9U S.lisi. 81.
gAvERN. ARc, on and on sale;
3i2b incl. nv. quarters. Total price
Mr.. BROWN with YEoNAs REALTY. !.
ny eli sCEfSNrNG PLANT, nearby Va.
counter tradei also Q truck routes
Owner sssrihclns; priced below
tioni can Mr.. bRQWN with YEoNAs
RSss44hufhANf s4afi AND SAR. with seven
day LIQUOR license; long leases entire
6uildinEi reasonable rent. lock, stock
Balance notes; good location, 81.
MArys County, on Great Mills I'd.
write BOX 2S2, Post once, Lexing-
ton Park. Nd, Or phone Great
sAERis--.iRsssaurans. ALE food only: 6,s.
ne. location. Eood leases reasonable
rice Apply & SSs Il s ne. g.
cheap. estate house 1919 n. Car. st.
vARIEyY sToRE-Excenens NARY
,anq sssa, iofnslGns fnSsasor, 'ss,Isasa pscs ss ssco
frise. $1,000. Il cash. SO, 900 tross
yearly. LlLLAtlD REAL ESTATES.
ON. a-30ae.
BETWEEN KYR AND K ON 14th.
800 ID 1000 IL. Of space. air eond.
Snd d. front; excel. for dance studio.
display rms. discount house or: Of
Aces low rental CAN Nh. AkEF-
DRY CLEANING-LAUNDR
eco vkly. and better over counter.
Wonderful opportunity for ytEht
people. good terms, low down pay
Nsnt; ewes. sam Bianken. Ia ~
KoGoD q BooKoFF
osi 3 o. NV. ma. s-e2Ts
Evening star., 1955-01-06

HARDWARE
Estahl..he4 81 g.afs; AllNuAIl
81 inventory end 1xture6. rairfaz
HARDWARE
$4,000. win sen Il ecst a invsn.
tory and 1xtufess Pals Church
TAVERN
ABC. on and OF beer; catering e
eolOred trade. Sales AVERAGE $1s101
weekly. 5000 doRn--Teasonabil
terms. AIexnndrfa.
BAR AND GRILL
ACC. on and on beer and wine. 9alee
average S975 weekly NEW PIX
TUHE9-6TAfNLEeS eTEEL EQUIP
sMENTl WIN sell for less than cost
Of equipment. Fairfax Co.
LADIES'. CHII.DRENas WEAR
4 years. esies. $40. 900
per year. VIII sell for less than
Inventory and hxtufes- Washington,
Can Mr.. srTKIn - KE. e-ss2s
METZLERV Office
3ei1 Lee Hwy. ia. 5-757b
Evening star., 1955-01-06
CENTREVILLE, VA.
RRlWMINH R-aRnn

FALLS CHURCH
Eour-bedrm. brick, liv. rm. with
prepi .n.gs separate sss, din; Ia,a. rr1 ,,a EQUIP
6ricf. iiv. I'm. with tirepi.. separate
$40. JOHN w. MULRoY. 90 Hill.
wood ave. u. $4,000. Ewes. JE,
Evening star., 1955-01-06
REAL BARGAIN

ago LAKEWOOD ST.
3-unit brick apt. 3 rms. and bath
each. an furniture included; priced
REAsiDMoND si REAL ESTATE
Tu. a-eie1 Ewes. EM. s-ss75
COLORED--GOOD BUY---I28 18th
ct. s.e.---Brick. 8 rms, bath, bsrlt..
oil heat, nice porches; near schools;
small down payment, Ii 6-7043.
Ia. e-6592. WILLou0HBY REAL
coLCknb.Siash 81 Lsnha h ST. s.E.-oniy sSss
DOWN 6 rms. completely modern
n. LEyINE. AID. A-3737; eyes,. RA.
coIOREiD--S44e BASS RI. s.E..
1910 Dexter pf s.e.--These houses
viii be almost like new before you
move In. All you need Is good credit
and You'll be able to pay exactly
CAN Mr.. FREEDiiHN. 900 r 81. NV.
3 Washington Loan and Trust Bank
Bldr.s RE. 7-0293, ewes. IL 4-015l.
CoLoRED--GI. s2oo Down incISdes
settlement--0- -rir. home. can be 2
apts. nj. 9th and c. Lac. dry bsmt..
new gas h.-w. heat. Low monthly
Evening star., 1955-01-06
HOUSES FoR sALE-s.E.

ANAC0sT1A. blk. on Good Hope
Id-Nr. public and ..parochial
Proved; I; Sic. 600. HARTMAN REAL
TY, INC. LU. 4-3400.
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE, mr.. Good Hope
rms. tiled bath pii;us . finished rms. rms
IN bsmt.s gas heat. porch. fenced I'm
lot; S13.060. Vacant. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC- LU. 4-3400. LU.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE - Close TO
everything; COR, seniidet., 2-story.
ihIII,esms;, hn,ns nav s-SsdTfn sc5T IL l-bath prick
very good value. Ma. s-i353, RA.
GIaAtsssSsilANoR-ror a aAtsSi sal. OF. rent; 2
hedrnis., semidet., washer, dryer,
dishTsshsr: rsdec. 10. 7-g0S5.. 20
ains Sahs sssaas aa Tsc rrana r ys~ niPasss Po% Be-
tyire window or terrace. Open daily.
. Turn right on Penna. ave: Sc. TO
3ddSS99 Westover dr.. or call 70 s.
HIIiiSG;REsT--a7oe Branch ave. Sc.
Det. brick. 8 rms. 2Rs baths. nm
Prissu isase attic e s.i ind rec ITolas Il ssgahs We
LoudHBY REAL ESTATE Co.
l4s UPsAL ST. s.K.-semidet brick:
8 rms, 2 baths, gas heat. Large
yard. Terms. Ii. 6.7043. WIL-
LoUdHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
sHow-TYPR RAMBLER-New, stone-
and-hrick construction. Two liv,
rms, 4 bedrnls., 2 VI baths, 3 flrepls..
HnisSnea tnsS osmt, ssaienh M, neat @ AT az
and long patio: built for luxurious
living and entertainment, in Q fine
Sc: location. Ma. s-1S63. RA. B.
GO . 'si 'ssiRANDYwINE ST. s.E.--Assume
.GI. Trust, 500 mo. SD. brick: o
rms. bath. gas ht. Ex. 3sb707:
Groom sEMrDET. BRICK. across
river; S75 month includes every
thing to CT. LA. 6-6250. 10
ON ALABAMA AyE,--4-yr.- -old det.
brk.: o rms. bedTn1s., 1st-fi. pow
AZ asRTMAlNs Err lss RHasTi isRfsa 1Nc lSt slTUoS2 LU
M. ALABAMA AvE.--New det. g.
hedrrn. rambler; full bsrnt,. gas heat:
deep lott SI5.950, HARTMAN
... RsaIEEy EE 4ssoo isG iiaS GU e4Ss ss7s hope I'd
HEART OF CONGRESS HEIGHTS
TWO-FAMlIx HOUSE
,,,.,toy OYER a.. SOFT. FRONTAGE FRO sI,.s 80.
TS5ss iS ,,sSI ssSsas .|.. e q sy Ss SsASDSSIS
Cross, LU. 4-7644.
1924 Isth 81. E NV. VI AS. z.2oo5
n. DUPONT I i PARK Al AND S1El ALA. AVE.
Mod. clean. SPACIOUS rms, hrepl., p
6sdrms; and bath path on a,,,I 1st a. dst:I
nies iSEen iot rresd r 0s%' as onis sis
Sl3. 500. Can MRS. Coz, LU. 2
Si36 or ST, S-736s. ATLAS REAL
Fairfax Village, Sc.
New brick detached: 8 lovely rms,
bath and powder rm Built-in ga
sage; lae. corner lot with trees; Only
CTS
No down payment. Hemidetached
brick. excellent condition. Large
liv. rrn.-dinette comb, mod. kit.
sun s1roSIl, ems or Ssa Ssa On LIST "a, a esdrms
iarEs Iot. GA. s-37gs.M - "a
4 BEDROOM
1920 w ST.
This house can be Q real money
maker. with all those rooms to rent.
newly remodeled Kitchen. Property
fenced in. Ii. 7-4040: eyes.; 10. g.
S306. -
l347 PA. AVE.-VACANT.
Hers Is = lovely income property
Evening star., 1955-01-06

BuN9AL0W-9 bedrooms; nnrase;
wooded area, Sf1.760.
RAMHLkH-3 bedrooms, heDtDGnts
wooded quite areA; S1o, ,1tA
newly decorsteds fenced yard; Sl1..
RzSssLER.a ssarsom.. pietss. ~in-
BRICK RAMHLER - 2 beofoo1ga,
basement: newly decoEateds 1mmed6
ate poSsesslon; $l1.0bo.
2-LEyEE RAMBLER - : bedrooms,
basement with recreation ro11ns eA-
RAGE new house; Sl4.8SO.
TO see any Of these tand othsfs)s
call 10. 5-2so0 till Q pm.
Higgins d Harrison, Inc.
Realtors I0s15 Conn. ave.
Mass. Ave. Ext.-$I7, ESQ
This home CHALLENGES comparison in
price. value and location, New 3
hedrm., bath and y. brick and :
frame INmhler, with rear screened
porch English-type basement, with
ruughed-tn bath for additional hed-
room and recreation room. Excen.
tionAltr large wooded lot nearly y
acre. Close to transp. and schools.
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
Oh: 2-009s Once open Q IN 9.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
PARKWOOD
SALE nR RENT


Either way it's . wonderful deal.
Very liyable. brick Colonial II this
popular ghberhood, near new pa-
rcchial school. 3 fine bedrooms,
open Fireplace in iiving room. family
dining room, screened living porch.
Fun price. $I7,50o. win sell oI 81
$lS5 per month nnt. tcali ewes,
SHANNON B. LUCHS co.
5000 Conn, Ave. KR. 5-Is00
POTOMAC, MARYLAND
BRICK RAldBLER--lls ACRES
rhree-yr. .-ofd custom-built rambler.
with porch and garage, liv. rin. with
Heatilator firepl,, sep. din. ria. with
huilt-in china cabinets, elee. Kit.
and pantry: 8 bedrms. ii paneied
for use as denl. fun dry bsnlt.
So. 500, with excel. terme Owner
willing 70 GI for vets. SAMUEL 3,
BoQLEY, INC. Potomac once. OF.
4-6333. IL
Evening star., 1955-01-06
coLoREp INyEgTNENT

coLORED INVEgTMENT
2 APIS. AND STORE
iO14 Pa. ave. s.e.---7 spacious rooms
o,h.-w.h.. 2-car sarage: Al condi-
tion:. very desirable for home .or
any business. Shown by hppt. Price
nancing. No existing trust. Mr..
Mohley, ewes. II. 7.3b3l: xAesAAfI
REALTY. Realt1E. II. 1927.
CoLoRED--s760 DOWN
Vacant--3 lovely 6-ru. Colonial
brick homes IN best sections: rear
porches, full bsmt.. auto. heat; OUT
standing buysi JANIS 3. HORN.
sT. 3-34a4. 10. s-00e6. IS
coLoRRD-oNLY s496 DOWN
orr sisf AND soufHKhN AVE.
Fuli beint., gas h.-W-A.. tiled baths
with showers, f-conditionerE new
house cond.: deep wooded lot. Why
pay rent when you can own yQ1r
own for less call today. Mrs. COX.
Lu. 2-8lS0. Qr 81. 3-73g6. -
CoLOREr--ik,th AND II ETSs
Truly 3 spotless home. Side-hail plan.
y 2 full baths. det. Enr.. front porch,
iCppsd cslI Mrs; =, ccs. -, |, q, a,si5s, ,:lI,
Evening star., 1955-01-06
SILVER SPRING
Woodside Realty Co.


S10,4bO
% AVAILABLE AT Sl4.De09
Only q Few Lett
No down payment. 30-yeaf loans,
liberal FLA and conventional financ.
ing available.
5ss c.s and tSnr sS:SE SssSs qss ~ s5l:s
kitchens. lovely living room and
dining room. finished recreation
room. huge porch. large lots with
trees; close. to stores and hus. u
block to school.
$500 1ith ave, oT call He l-2eis;
THE rsENs, REALTQRs-HUILnERn
brokers Protected
SILVER SPRING AREA
A house 90 unusual. a-hedroom
brick. fun basement, Fireplace,
fenced yard; $13.b0O.
For the large. discriminstine family,
8 bedrQoms, recreation room. fenced
q bedroom brick. recreation room,
fenced yard; tfnmaculnte: Sil,b00.
patio. All this for only $4,000,
All these houses, no down uayraant
70 0Is. 6lQLER CO., 10. 1e