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Dotted Line

What's the price OF a Presi-
dents signature? Fifty years
ago 1t was ST.. On July 3, 1906,
The Star reported: LAS as
sessed by the general public
the value of President Roose-
velt's autograph is ST.. That
price is higher than ever be-
fore was paid by collectors for
a living Presidents signature
1t is regarded as odd, too, that
the price should be so much.
because comparatively little
diff1culty is experienced by
anyone who proceeds in the
right way to get his autograph
Since Mr.. Roosevelt has been
President it has been the prac.
tice to grant proper requests
for his autograph. Indeed.
Secretary Loeb has had pre-
pared white bristol cards bear
ing the insignia OF the White
House. on which, practically
every day. the President places
his signature on request frop
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Effective

In a Sunday column called
Overheard in WASHINGTON"
The Star. on July /, 1906. re-
ported; Francis w. Cushman,
Representative in Congress
from Washington, is known
as one of the driest wits in
that body. Not long ago he
had an occasion to consult
one of the medical celebrities
of the National Capital. PreVi-
GUS to gaining an audience with
the physician the Congressman
was compelled for many weary
minutes to cool his heels IN
an anteroom. Finally. his
patience becoming exhausted,
he summoned an attendant, TO
whom he said: Present my
compliments to the doctor and
tell him that If l am not ad-
mitted in five minutes ! shall
be well again. Cushman was
Immediately received by the
physician"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
Solution

Fifty years ago Assembly
Presbyterian Church was about
TO lose its place of worship.
and North Presbyterian Church
had no pastor. The Star, on
July Is. 1906. reported the
solution: by a unanimous
vote last night the congrega-
ton of the North Presbyterian
Church, on N street between
Ninth and Tenth streets NV,
agreed to join with the Assem-
bly, Presbyterian Church in a
petition to the presbytery OF
Washington to unite these
two churches. A special meet
ing of the presbytery will be
called in a few days. It is
understood there will be no
opposition to the union !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

lifts up such a basket in the
realm Of spiritual fruit, in a
significant passage in one of
his immortal letters. To the
early followers Of the One who
said: Il am the vine; We are
the branches"-"as the branch
cannot bear fruit by itself, no
more can We except We abide
in me"-Paul declared, here
is a basket of summer fruit"
Let us take a look at the
basket which the apostle lifts
up for the ages to see. He says.
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Zoninu Publicity

At its meeting on July 2.
1856, the executive committee
OF the Commissioners Zoning
Advisory Committee requested
me to extend to you its sincere
appreciation for the co-opera-
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Pen names MAY be used u
letters carry ,Uriters' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
Sdtion.
lay citizens. might use, with
out fear Of censure for mis-
handling. we might have some
thing with which to give vent
to our enthusiasm on patriotic
holidays.
l am not inveighing against
the code. That is all right for
masters of ceremony. Let it
be. But we Of the common null
titude are not masters Of cere-
mony and never will be.
We need a banner for every
day use, that statutes at large
are not interested in.
COram NobiS.
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Epidemic

Cholera was a dread word
so years ago. On July 3, 1906,
The Star said in a dispatch
from Manila: Cholera of a
virulent type has broken out
among the natives of Manila
and surrounding provinces.
Four Americans in Manila
have been stricken to date.
and one has died. His name
is Charles Sheehan. Twenty
one cases and l6 deaths were
reported today. The provinces
report 26 cases and Is deaths.
The disease is Of the more
deadly type. The suburbs near
Fort Mckinley have been
quarantined. There has been
one death from cholera among
the soldiers The health
bureau is taking every precau-
ton to prevent the spread of
the disease ~
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FIFTY YEARS AGO IN THE STAR

someone. During the presi-
Dental campaign. he auto
graphed thousands of photo
graphs of himself for friends
or acquaintance and for
people connected with the
campaign in various capacities
throughout the country. :"
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Fireworks

The District wasn't expect
ing much interference from
police in celebrating a bang
up Fourth of July a half a
century ago. On June 30, 1906,
The Star reported: Mai.
Sylvester. the superintendent
of police, and Chief Belt of the
fire department have con-
cluded arrangements for the
proper observance of the law
and the protection of property
and life the Fourth of July.
The operation of the law re-
specting the use of fireworks
is to be suspended to a limited
extent and those who are de-
sirous of observing independ-
ence day may do so if they do
not celebrate in such a man
ner as to endanger life or
property or interfere too seri-
ously with the rights of others.
Maj Sylvester has instructed
his Subordinates to see that
the provisions of the law are
strictly enforced until 8
o clock on the morning OF the
Fourth and after midnight the
same date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

The famed Dreyfus case,
which had become a cause
celebre by the turn of the CEN
fury, came to an end so years
ago. Capt. Alfred Dreyfus of
the French army, had been &C
cused of selling government
secrets to the Germans. and
sentenced to a term on Devils
Island He subsequently was
pardoned by the French Pres
ident, but his case was carried
on in the courts. and on July
IL. 1906, The Star reported
that the French Supreme
Court had cleared him. The
story said: The effect of the
decision is a complete vindi-
cation of Dreyfus, emitting
him to restoration to his rank
in the army as though he had
never been accused" The
French high court found. that
the main document used as
evidence against DreyfuS was
a forgery. Also on July IL,
in an editorial. The Star said.
Now the DreyfuS case itself
is officially closed. Twelve
years will have elapsed in Oc-
tober next since the accusa-
ton was first lodged against
the officer of selling govern
ment secrets to the German
government. They have been
twelve of the worst years in
French history"
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eARAeEg

GARAGE. 10th and r sts.. entrance
facing alley; drive straight In; NO.
7-3090., 25s
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MERCuRY 1a54

MONTEREY HARDTOP
Fully eauipped, new-ear condition.
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CADILLAC 1855 convert: iikS ss1:
private 100: VII accept trads.
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COMPLETELY FURN. --Panelsd ex.
ecutive once with fireplace, wall.
to-wall carpet. air-eond. small side
once, and paneled reception nm
Jefferson pl, OF Conn. ave, Down.
town, EN-. 2-5253, DI. 7-0430.
Mr.. CONN. AVE. AND M rms.
~ outside suit for once or shop
space II desired. EN-. 2-6265'
SHARE u large once; 2 or
cupied now By small general con-
tractor. 31l7 18th st. NE, LA.
0-0S60.
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on WILL TRADE % OR DOWN
CALL AID 4-9SS2
BLASS & CLARK
COR. N. CAPITOL AND
FLA. AVE NE
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10 A. PARTLY WOODED $1,000
u A. BUILDING SITES $3.50
Near Hyattstown and new route
BEN LaGARDE. fremont 4-4ie5
SANDOz, INC, DU. 7-1234
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CHEV So 4-dr. sta. wagon; fuzzy
I equipped only $500 mi; owner
going abroad: Sl,750. To. 2-6l16s
CHEVROLET 1865 's2l0'' VS. A.
DOOR. blue. radio, heater. excep-
tionally clean, low mileage. owner,
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CHEVROLET 1854 4-dr. sta. wagon; .
heater and powerglide / owner: .
garaged' S1.2g5. Ii, 3-2249.
CHEVROLET $50 Bel Air 4-dr. Sc
dan; excellent cond. 5000 actual
mi, 2-tone paint; equipped. Sl,-
705. So 5-6O69.
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OLDs 1886 4-dr. hardtop ''9S":: COM
plete with every power accessory:
S3.450. ia. 9-4040.
OLDS 81 super rocket "s8" 4-dr.:
equipped, s475 Or best offer. WA.
5-024O.
OLDS SIS Super "8S" Holiday coupe
haFdtop fully equipped with
hydramatic. power steering and
power brakes, Wv tires. beautiful
all Jet black finishS looks and drives
like new: don't miss this tremen-
dous value; only $685.. Safety
tested for your protection. 40
day written warranty PAUL
BROS tOLDSl Wis. and Ellicott
50, NV, IKE. 7-130S.
OLDS '54 super "sSy cow. hydra 7,
radio, heater. white sidewalks
with less than 1000 mi for sale
by ORIG. OWNER; in good condi-
ton and perfectly clean. Niehts,
EN- 3-t164: days, Ma. s-7949.
OLDS '55 Super SIS 4-dr.: power
brakes and steering. Low MILEAGE.
$500 or best offer. JU. z-63Sl. .
oLDSMoBILE 1856 super tssn
convertible coupe. lroeket engine);
all equipment including power steer
s car. ssoss 0y ccc or susrantee 0s-u
Capitol Cadillac-Ol Co.
12s2 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
OLDS So "sSv Holiday coupe de
luxe; pvt. owned. l bought this car
new, kept II In garage and have
taken the best care Of ii Reason for
selling. have 2 cars Straight
shift. 7. and h., Wv. tires; very
reasonably priced Call JE. 2-967e,
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so club coupe; GOOD con-
ditIon, new brakes $3.50 IA. o.
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LOVING CHEVROLET
THUNDERBIRD

zoo Ga. Ave. s, s.. Ju. e-73sS
Ennn tEE
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LAKE BARcROFT-over "a acre
tllSx215l, trees, close TO beach.
all improvements; orig. cost, $1,000.
owner trans, offers accepted. NE.
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|t ! 4
MERCURY '55 Custom 2-door sedan;
w.-w. tires, heater. dual exhaust,
MercoInatic. $1,000. pI. 7-6B42 or
UN, 4.91lg, ask Tor RED.
MERCURY so club coupe; GOOD con-
ditIon. new brakes; $3.50 "a. s.
1854 after 5 pm.
MERCURY 1859 hardtop sport
coupe; 2-tone blue. radio, heater,
Fordomatic See and drive this
beauty today. only SS95.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
.636 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
IA. 2-e00l Open til $50
MERCURY 81 club sedan; one
owner ear. with Mercomatic, r. and
p, turn signals fne cond. Special
TRIANGLE FORD
30l0 r. i AVE NE. DE. 2-6302
MERCURY IS Monterey 4-door;
radio. heater, Mercomatic drive,
WV. tires; outstanding low mileage;
one owner: Wheelmohile FREE
warranty. 81 $50,
Wheeler, Chrysler-P Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
4e00 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-1O20
|MG's "a, '53 IT'S and tbs
Choice Of colors; all carry 1O0ss
guarantee; terms to suit buyer. Cal
Tu. $4,000. BILL ROSS, 7400 Ca.
III
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Two-family fiat. See 1115 Sixth
street nSTs a Ssb which soessns es W.
with hot water heating plant. rent
ing for . total Of $3.50 per month.
viii sell for $4,000 subject TO a
frst trust OF $1,000: payable $3.50
per month until paid. Call @, g.
DUTY. 1914 Vermont ave, National
8-44S2 or Emerson 2-3059.
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AIRPLANE, Taylor Craft. 2-place;
orig. engine: 256 hrs. Relicensed
through July '57. VIII. 2-ST49
AEROPLANE CLUB SHARE = 5
planes, Cessna 40, Ercoupe and
Cessna 100. EN-. $3.50.
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AUroMoDILfs FoR sALI

OLDs IS super "6er 4-door Holi,
day. 10000 MI, like new, $4,000
HE. 4-4lO3.
oLpsMoBILK 1855 '.ss" cdr.
ensionsI ssuID5snt; smart value value.
Akers Olds-C Cadillac Co.
FairlIngton shopping center
Alex. Va. OV. 3-O3S0
OLDs 'b0 "0Si de luxe HOLIDAY
coupe; fun power equipment: CUR
metal gray with white top; like new
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AUTOMOBILES con sALl

PONTIAC ss star Chief Catalina:
eence and white mist. Fully equip.
with power steering No-cost guar
antee. Watch price Of this car
drops 10 dollars per day until e0ldl
SIPS.
OlmStead Motor Co.
Arlineton's Oids Dealer Since 1875
1000 Wilson Blvd. VA. 7-sa0o
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EARMs lclsn..l

2l1 ACRES. Charles CO., 40 mi.
n 81 imSd; 300 s 1. , terms front q
meadow land. he. i-SS00: ewes,
RA. 3-047d. W. W. LEWIS.
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

\
LAKE BARcROFT--over "a acre
AL improvements; oris. cost, $4,000
owner trans, offers accepted. NE
aeid 81, Arl. Va. SO. S-ss2s. "a
COR. 53rd AND QUINCY SITS. near
Bladensburg n. g.. S32,225 s. -
Suitable for ramblers or 20 apta.
All utilities; $4,000. OWNER. RA.
6-73i5.
81 600 UP for fine rambler sites
Y p. e; or nearby Nd. Terms.
100 ACRES. game preserve. excel
lent timber. Priced for quick sale,
OWNER. BOX 252-M, Star.
$50 ACRES, adjacent TO $40 million
Confessional City shopping deyei-
Rockville. sewer on the way. Won
derful potential. Ewes. and sun.
Mr.. Debling. OIL. 4-0B8e. ROBERT
B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-325O.
GLEN ECHO HTS. at Mass. ave-
Two excel. bldg. sites. 72xi60 ea /:
De. s-s4s5. RE. S-24ei Ni
800 LOTS, West Lanham Hills. Nd
AoJ.. shop, ctr. and elem. school;
ideal for houses between $4,000
$4,000. S15c ca. terms. Call
J, = FINLEY, DE. e-s437, RE.
z-246l.
HILLSIDE, MD.--Two lots, BOxIOO,
all utilities; $1,000 each. Call
Lu, a-29S3 after 8 pm.
FAIRFAX CO.. VA.
p acre, city water - $3.50. Terms
"a acre. city water S775. Terms
$40 acre, city water S1.4g5. Terms
acre, LIncolnia PIX. $1,000. Terms
u "a acre, Lincoinia PIX, $4,000. Terms
a. Germantown I'd. S2,49b. Terms
"a acre, water front privils. $3.50
IBURGwALD. so. 5-8si7. TIE. o-2277
LARGE WOODED LOT on q high
KNOLL overlooking the Potomac,
beautiful restricted area in Arl. s
min 10 PentaRop. 60c 50. It. JE. g.
CL0SE-TN SILVER STRING, near
Mrs. KS Toll House--Choice OF q
select lots, reasonable terms. By
appt, GRAHAM a. Co, ~. 5-6550
10 A. PARTLY WOODED $4,000
u A. BUILDING SITES $3.50
Near Hyattstown and new route
BEN LaGARDE. fremont 4-4ies
ISANDOz, INC, DU. 7-1234
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NASH 1917; excel. transp, good gas
mileage, fair cond.; SIPS. or best
offer DU 7-8679
NASH 1854 rambler 4-door;; 2-tone
yellow and ivory. fully equipped in
Guiding continental wheel, very clean,
low mileage. only S9a5
KENYON Peck Chevrolet
2e36 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
IA. 2-a00I Open Til $3.50
NASH "a Rambler 2-door: 7, and b.,
air cond.. cd: excel. mech cond.
good tires, paint; S1,f00. AID. p
7S47s after 8 pm.
NASH 81 Rambler hardtop; radio.
heater. oyerdrive; beautiful 1-tone
finish. A clean. economical little car
for only $4S0.
Wheeler, Chrysler- Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EN-, 2-1020
oLDsMOBTLE 1855 "0s'' de luxe
Holiday coupe: blue and white. power
steering, power brakes. An OUT
standing buy; 1925. cCC guar
antee
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
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l1O4 Vermont Ave. NV.

street level. aforementioned once.
with counter, large front window
Ideal for real estate, brokerage, &c
Janitor service. WIZ decorate u suit
tenant. Apply or call weekdays,
SPA O, INC.
ilO4 Vermont Ave. NV. CO. 5-5s3e
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TRUCKS Tor SALE loom. ]

FORD SO pickup; red; driven q few
hundred miles by our service mgr.
new title and warranty. Call for
real deal. LOGAN MOTORS. 3540
18th st. NV. tn. 2-4100.
REFRIGERATED TRUCK 49, model
RIM 1872: International cab, Ford
truck chassis, mounted on left.
model Milo Boyertown; insulated
body with ] hip. compressor and
kold-hold plates in body ceiling
body capacity, 100 cases. AUTO
Matte MILKAdAN. INC, Box 1SS.
Annandale. Va. CT. 6-2700.
'55 GMc acton pickup de luxe: cab,
chrome grill, automatic speed
transmission, like new S1.295
'53 Chev. 1-ton pickup, with ladder
racks and side tool boxes, very
AS oMc ss-ton panel; very clean,
'5s Ford ton pickup: heater GHs
good tires; like new 1870 S595
ROSENTHAL Chevrolet
olebe Rd. and Columbia Pike
Arlington, Va. IA. 7-6791
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Suburban. CaliIlac-(lIis

BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-77OO
oLDsMoBILE 1855 ''ssp Holiday
hardtop,. Striking two-tone ereen
hnish, harmonlzing white leather
trim interior Offset by Fiesta W.-w.
tires. a host OF accessories including
SUPER hydramatlc. dc. luxe radio and
which reflects the iinest Of care.
STAY year ahead with ROCKET
OLDSMOBILE. No cost guarantee,
Specially priced a. only Xaanh.
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1880 n ST. NV, FE. 3-e20I
HUDSON 1859 S-eyl. hardtop: Roy
Al Master W. sidewalks. hydra, +.
and h.. excel cond.: like new.
5000. EM. o-I0hb. W.
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EXCELLENT
DOWNTOWN
LOCATION

For dentist, Insurance agent or other
business; LARGE connecting Offices,
I'd hoor, ! lth ST. front, Ample closet
space. Also 3-rm. 3d-fioor apart
Above HUNTSBERRYs SHOE STORE,
52l llth st. NV.
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AUTOS FOR SAFE icant.l

CADILLAC '4a Convertible Model
62." New top and paint, r. and
NJ; seat covers; sood cond Co.
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PLYMOUTHS "a


~ Psssla RSs' s & e fsr$ ss ssu .i' e
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PONTIAC 1858
Catalina Cats ne. . automatic radio. heaters
AUTO DISCOUNT
1910 r. !. Ave. NE. co, 5-ssIit
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.IAGuARS


Choice Of 80. '53. '54 and '55.
coupes, sedans and roadsters'
JACK PRY, LTD.
18th and P SITS. NV.
80 classic 4-dr. Excel.
chrome, beaut. paint. no dents.
r. and h.. new. tires, peri. running
cond Less than 41,000 actual
miles Must see 70 appreciated
Best otler oyer 500 By Wed. Pvt.
OWNER, HE. ASIA.
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OlmStead Motor Co.

1000 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-s400
PACKARD 1858 Clipper 4-door. two
and heater new tires; std. trans.
with o.d.i $4,000 miles; excel cond.
$3.50. Owner going overseas. s am
70 4 pm, Mon. through Fri, Elk.
3-9455, or see at 2015 p st, NV.
25s
PACKARD '52 club sedan; perfect
blue nnish; clean interior; 4 fne
one-owner car Special today. Sass.
TRIANGLE FORD
30l0 r. I. AVE. NE. DE. 2-63O2
PACKARD 1912: =, n. sc, snow
tires; irst 500 takes II. 6l2
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OFFICES. STUDIOS COR RENT

ATTENTION--Architeeta insurance
broker, attorney or accountant.
Desiring lat floor: elaborate entr.
70 2 pvt rms. on balcony. Furn. ::
air conditioned Only $500 mo.
CAL ST. 3-O550 or he. 4-iSS4
MEDICAL Oh ALLIED PROFESSION.
ayeilahle q he follovinE areas:
FAIRFAX. Va: Bailsy's Crossroads.
Va For information, call DE-. .
$3.50 or EM. 2-4626.
OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE. IN new
building for doctor, iawveT. etc
I'D US s.ssss. 49, ISL s. assssrs
T98 JACKSON PL. N.W.--one furn
or unfuFn. I'm. in 5-rm. law once
Good workinG library. Ma. $500
SECOND NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
1888 q 81. avg furnished oficeg,
available In Law suite, secresariai
EAfMKTT sHEEHAN. RE-. s-0400.
LAWfER. Assn. OR MFG. REP
. Lafs nv sa s.s, has , .eenas: WI
eond.: large receipt. library and
conference rm Ex. 3-35e5
ATTRACTIVE. IMPRESSIVE large
private once All pine psnsiee
ideal location. aeaTt % city. al
tranSp blk Conn ave. Very
reasonable rent CHASE LTD,
oSners. 1900 N st. nv. Dl =
1900.
SILVER SPRING. excel. location;
air-cond BLDG avail Oct. i.
0FFTCE SPACE aVAILABI.E. IA nsW
air-eono sldE- Janiier ssrv.ss
CO. 70. $4,000
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MERCTiRY a e.astor 6.d0or 800.

AUTO DISCOUNT
1910 r. !. Ave. NE. co. 5-s2l4
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INVEST PROP SALE tcen,l oFFIcrs, STUDIOS FOR RENT
(contlnuadb

sPLENDfb LOCATION for e-unit
APT. bldg. or two stores; $500 square
feet. zoned c-i, 3Sth ave. near
Rhode Island ave. ne, Brentwood,
phs rrfs d sS psss for n's snnS sG" SSs
WILLIAM SCHWARTZ
REALTOR
Tower Bldg. I4th and X SITS, NV
EX. 3-70ss Ewes, Wo. o-s631
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PLYMOuTHS va

Your NE. De Soto Plymouth Dealei
1885 Bladensburg Rd NE.
IL. 6-3636 Omen Ewes
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

VIPER NORTHWEST - s-apt,
bldg, good cond. Rents $3.50
S5, 900 cash. bal, easy terms. This
blds; g beins changed to colored
RfVERpAIE. MD. - Det. 4-spt.
hldg' Rent, 81 $50. Price. $4,000.
Small cash payment or will exchange
for house. Call B. M. oDUM. RE
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Actress Julie Harris to Rest;
More About Arsenic Case

v. l., where she has bought a
restaurant and spends over
half Of each year overseeing it.
TISH BALDRIDGE. who
blew into town recently to toss
a party. said Clare Luce wasn't
the only one in Rome who got
some of that arsenic. The
Washington girl who wrote
about her experiences as AM
bassador Luce's secretary in
Roman Candle" said traces
of arsenic poison were found in
her blood, too. But being an
outdoor girl. she apparently
worked off most of it, and had
no i'll effects. Now she's an
indoor girl for Tifany's and
sporting their fabulous jewelry
night after night.
AL CAPP has been invited to
the Junior Leagues Sadie
Hawkins Dance at the May
flower on February 8 so he can
see how nice Washington
girls chase their prey. In
place of the running tackle
with which his Dogpatch fe-
males land their "mizz 'ubble
men, the Junior Leaguers will
simply barge up. tap shoul-
der and do the cutting-in on
the dance floor. A fem
mime floor committee will also
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BY BETTY BEALE

JULIE HARRIS. who proves
she is one of the worlds
greatest actresses in THE
Lark" currently at the Ma
tional, says she has to take
an extraordinary amount of
rest while playing the role Of
Joan Of Arc Not only must
she perform on the stage SO
per cent of the time. but the
emotional strain of so living
the part that tears glisten on
her cheeks in a final scene,
has an eXhausting effect.
Hence she gets eight hours
sleep regularly every night, and
another three hours rest every
afternoon. BY resting she
means a quiet period when she
reads or knits =. Even so. the
almost two-year run has left
her so fatigued she will quit
after Washington for a long
vacation, interrupted only by
a live television show OF the
play.
CONSUELA MORGAN LAM
DA. who has filed a separate
maintenance suit against her
husband Alfons Landa, Joe
Davies partner, is temporarily
staying at Petsey Winslow
Powell's house in Georgetown,
1417 Thirty-fourth street /.
Petsey is living in st. Thomas,