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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
Rug Subject Incites
Discipline Dispute
X. B. X, Washington

B. C. of Silver Spring says
she became indignant because
Mrs. L. X. recommended using
rugs which didn't show cooky
crumbs rather than reprimand
her children to be careful all
the time. believe B. CTS in
dignation must stem from an
inclination to make a noun
tain of garbage out of a mole
hill Of cooky crumbs. am
sure all Mrs. l.. X. meant was
that it is easier and therefore
wiser to use rugs and furnish
tngs that will take a maximum
Of wear than those which need
constant care and attention
and on which one accident will
spell ruin.
No matter how carefully
B. C. insists on "neatness and
order from the very begin
ming" l doubt if she could
have a dozen or more children
around a party table and not
have crumbs, milk and even
ice cream drippings on her rug.
So what purpose in having,
say, a beige or gold dining
room carpet when a tweed
mixture, or something of that
sort, will look as well and not
keep one constantly on the
alert that it shouldn't get
ruined.
/ have used an ANTIQUE
oriental in my dining room
Tor years, my children are
taught to be reasonably care
tul, but spills and accidents
are taken in stride.
My youngest came home
one day all excited about a
neighbor's house she had Wis
tied and how beautiful the
living and dining room were.
They we're all in pale pink,
Mommy. everything beautiful
pale pink" How nice" I re-
piled, land did you have a
good time playing with the
children" The light went out
OF her face and she wrinkled
her nose as she said, 1--WE had
to play in the basement-and
was that a mess!" This is per-
hapS the extreme Of the "be
careful" school. but I believe
1t does show that children like
to live in the part of the house
In which the rest Of the family
does.
! don't believe Mrs. L. K.
meant to imply that her chill
dren overrun the house with
no restrictions" as B. C. inter-
prets it. When I read L. KS
letter I felt here is q woman
with good sense, letting her
children enjoy their home and
furnishing it in such a way
that they can with the mini
mum of warnings and scold-
ingS.
i agree with B. c. that dis
cipline for children means
security. but how far they
can 60" should mean not to
spill ink on the floor rather
than not to drop cooky
crumbs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
Have You Tried the
Potent Office?

Mrs. w. N. B.. PatuTent River
For Mrs. Evil, Arlington
II am so glad that you wrote
to RICH about your Hum
card table. ! have often won
dered about a Hum chair
that I have. The name
Hum and Sons. Patent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

furniture caused by liquids. try
rubbing in cigarette ashes with
a damp cloth. Sounds silly,
but works on minor blemishes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
Two-Tiered Lozy Suson7

Mrs. A. F. ~. Washington
Re: A lazy susan with two
tiers for spices and condiments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
Too Late Now?

N. M. X, Washington
Would some of our inter-
ested readers tell Of their ex-
periences in slipping rose
bushes? Is 1t too late this
year? How large a cutting?
How deep to plant, etc., etc.P :
Thank you for the very help
full column. It is a must"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

Mrs. T. H., LGndouer Hills
Dear Friends. I want to sup
port Mrs. B. C.'s theory that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

pacific frame Of mind from the
elimination Of nagging.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

ton at Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Ida Graham was recent
dinner guest of her daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brad
bee and family at LaCarne.
The Portage Township Firettes
held their meeting on Monday eve
ming. The group decided to hold
a square and round dance during
May. Cootie provided diversion fol-
lowing the meeting.
Mrs. Oswald Grimm entertained
her pinochle club Thursday eve
ming with eight members present.
Names of mystery sisters were
drawn during the evening. Mrs.
Dola Lowery was awarded the door
prize Mrs. Herman L. Miller re-
ceived the award for high score,
while Mrs. Lowery was given the
consolation award.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Rowley en-
tertained their Pinochle Club Sun
day evening. In the games of play,
Mrs. Ben Bahnsen held high score
while Mrs. Adair Wilbur and Mrs.
John Steager were awarded for sec
ond and third place scores. For
the men, Adair Wilbur was high,
while Albert Johannsen took sec
ond place award and Ben Bahnsen,
third high score award A nice
lunch was served following the
| playing of games.
Mrs. Clarence Muggy, Jr. was
hostess to the members of her Five
Handed Pinochle Club at her home
here Monday evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
Youth Council
Plans ; Dances

Plans for three youth dances for
different age groups, all the same
night, are in the making under
sponsorship of the Youth Council.
Planned for Saturday night, May
5, the dances will be at the Youth
Building, for Junior high boys and
girls; in the elementary auditor
ium, for freshmen and sophomores;
and at the Elks Club, for juniors,
seniors, and those Just out of
school. Carl Berry, disc jockey
from Fostoria radio station WFOB,
will be at the ElkS Club dance
and plans to make a 15-minute
cutting of activities for later broad
cast.
The junior high dance, under
sponsorship of Junior Women's
Club, and the neutrality-suspicious.
dance, sponsored by Auxiliary Po-
lice, will be free. There will be 81
per couple admission for the dance
at the Elks Club, which is for the
1921 age group and is sponsored
by the Elks Youth Committee. A
Dude Ranch theme will be follow
ed, :'ith refreshments served
chuck wagon style in charge OF Ex-
plorer Scouts.
{ Eddie Edwards and Bill Phipps
are Youth Councils co-chairmen
for the dance event. Berry expects
to broadcast his taped interview
from here the Monday and Tues
day after the dance. George Del
linger is furnishing music for the
juke box numbers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13


and Suzane Szilagyi, Carol Mailer,
Catherine Sherwood and Mrs.
John c. Jensen. This meeting was
held at the First Evangelical Re-
formed Church. Mrs. John C. Jen-
sen took part during the morning
session, and was scheduled to give
the response to the welcome, which
was given by Mrs. George Wyman,
wife of the Reverend George Way
man, of Susan Zechiel Circle, Ere
mont. Mrs. Enos Rarden of Aman-
da Bond Circle took part in a for
um entitled, eve need new Cir
cles."
At Mondays meeting election of
officers was held and the following
were elected. For president, Linda
Colvin; Vice President, Judy Steel;
Secretary, Evelyn Howell: Treasur-
er, Catherine Sherwood.
The new officers will take office
at the May meeting and will sue
ceed Miss Judy Voss, President;
Miss Carl Mailer, Vice President;
Miss Suzanne Szilagyi, Secretary;
Miss Catherine Sherwood as
Treasurer was reelected.
Devotions at Mondays meeting
was "The Easter Message" and
Problems Showing Our Indians
Need" by Miss Ida w. Chestnut,
A delicious lunch was served by
the hosteSses following the meet
ing.
Corp. Wayne R. Larsen, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. James Larsen of the
Uarbor Road was expected home
Monday, but telephone call from
California to his parents here Mon
day evening told them that he had
been delayed and that he would
arrive home Tuesday afternoon.
Corp. Larsen who first enlisted
in the Army August 7, 1853 has
reenlisted and will serve further
in the Pacific area, following a &C
day furlough which he will spend
with his parents here. Wayne has
served at Ft. Knox, KY, Fl. Ben
ming, Ga, and at Ft. Lewis, Wash
lngton before shipping for overseas
duty, where he has been serving
for the past year and half al
Seoul, Korea. Stationed with the
Tank Mechanical Corp. he will
leave here after his furlough fol
duty in Japan. Wayne attended
and graduated from both the Gyp
sum and Port Clinton High School.
before his first enlistment.
George Briggs who spent four
teen day furlough here with hi.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Eng
lsh left last weekend for his sta
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
NEWS ABOUT GYPSUM
NEWS ABOUT GYPSUM
Kings Daughters Elect
New Officers AtMeeting
BY MRS. JOHN C. JENSEN
News Staff CORRESPONDENT

Gods Helpers Circle of the Kings Daughters met Monday
afternoon at the local church with the Misses Sanda Larsen
and judy Voss hostesses. Two members taken
IN. They the Misses Carolyn and Sandra Steel An
nouncemen made that five members would be attend
ing the District Convention at Fremont Wednesday, April
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
Police Escapee
Gets Tail Sentence

Garcie White, Jr., 20, Erie-twp,
who escaped from police last
Thursday morning as he was be-
ing booked at the station for a
reckless driving charge, was sem
tenced to 80 days in the county
Jail and fined a total of $125 and
costs when he was arraigned in
Municipal Court Friday.
White was fined $10O and costs
and given the Jail sentence on
charges of resisting an officer, and
fined $25 and costs for reckless
operation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

Nothing is impossible. We mere
ly don't know yet how to do it.
Thomas A. Edison
Evening star., 1956-12-30

cOLORED--I5th AND D SITS. Sc
arranged as . apts.; z kits, 2 baths
Reas. rent. RE. 7-2137, Ii. 4-7265
COLORED-6O5 Z ST. SEC rms,
bath, radiator heat; redec. S75
GEORGE l. BORGER. INC. 1926
X ST. NV. MA. S-0350.
COLORED - BO1 COLUMBIA RID
N.W-Fine 6-rm. brick home: auto
neat, porch. $50 per mo. Call HE
4-6400. HUGH T. PECK. Realtor
COLORED-8O7 v ST. N.W.-6 rms,
gas hotawater heat and elec. $50
mo. Call Mon. Ii. 3-657l.
COLORED
4lb II ST. NW.-6 rms. gas
neat; 40 sio0 nn mo Lease.
good SfS coRditlonIp RddhiGoIph si6o fs; nwo NV rms;
sos Kansas ave. n.W-e rms
good condition: Si0O mo. AID. 4.
ZOOS. MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
coLORED-3-BEDRM BUNGALOW
bl2Q Y; DAkOTA AVE. NV.
l4S2 ALLISON ST. NM RMS.
4SSs55 IN 3 81, q, NSEE-s SE-s BINS; BINS. seq
Eou1s IeSt sHRHh5E RGbDEEs sr' METZ T1 ROOMS looms
,.e coLoRED-MovE m
l37 L. st. s.e.. 8 rms. S85
b52o Lewis st. ne. S rms. SO
1873 Corcoran st. NV, 10 rms, $50
54l7 Bass pl Sc. 5 rms. $50 10
42S ~ st; NV, 8 rms. SI0O
AuERBAcH a Co DT. 7-650Y
-. COLORED
1O3 MT, VERNON PL. N.W.-lO
rms; bath, oil heat; S97.5O.
oST ST NW.--6 rms. bath;
Is22 9th ST. N.w.-3 rms, bath.
l20 NJ ST. s.E.-4 rms, bath;
zas heat. 5000.
49le BENNiNGs RID. s.E.-FourI
rms, bath: gas heat: $40 so.
1929 C ST. S.E.--b rms, bath:
1927 LIST ST. s.w.--4 rms, ssb.
lO9 g ST. N.W.-Store and 4 rms,
bath; h.-w.h. sos.
615 L ST. NW.-Store and 2 rms.
and bath: S7Q.50.
RAYMOND r. RUPERT
1017 7th st. NV, ST. 3-S4S4
COZ y ~
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PARTNER WANTED in small dry-
cleaning and laundry plant. Est.
10 yrs Box 3I5-S. Star
Evening star., 1956-12-30
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COLORED-83O3 9th ST. Nv
Beautiful large d-room house with
2 Dorehes gas n -Wh Venetian
blinds; nice yard S115 per mo
Rent or buy REINER REALTY co.
ma 81 nv ST q-EqfA
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

WHEATON bedrooms. gas neat,
full bsmt.; SS5 mo JU. a-3490:
ewes, Lo. 5-4s00
LANGLEY PARK-Three-b det
rambler immed oec.: firepl., fuil
bsmt nr schools oil. 2-7:gO3
$50. vIERs MILL. Silver Spring
Cute 2-bedrm. bungalow. Al cond
gas heat. full bsnt., fenced yard
blk. stores and bus. JU. 5-0547.
BETHESDA-2-story brick Colonial.
bedrooms; Sl25 mo. JU. 9-3fgO:
ewes. 10. 5-4s0O.
FALLS CHI bedrms,, 341O orchid
dr.. $3.50: $40 Moly dr., $3.50, sii
MclS si9SS. SE dE asdb5529G; so4 Fisher st.
SEAT. PLEASANT. MD.-Two-bedrrn
no money down. OIL a-si32
BEAUT. HOME. M. 18th ST. NV
! oeorms 3 baths, maids quarters,
gar, S250 MRS HUNTINGTON.
OIL. e-2635. EN- 2-s3s3
n. ARLINGT0N--3-bedrm rambler
all-elee. XII, ard = paths. si4O
mo. mr. schools. KE 6-s7BO.
SILVER SPRING AREA-Detached
neorms recreation room. gas
sse sss rsnsD aTTs eSEf oeWNrRn nee IA shsoPSSippSs
Ice. INDIVIDUAL, 3-bedTm. ram.
bier town. OF Fairfax, close 10
schools and stores avail. Jan L;
Sl25. OR. 3-OsSa or cR. 3-0ssd.
y. CLEVELAND PARK, ID. g.; inlmed
9ecyp. -.as-rm. brick Z kedrms.. 2
o,,.a. oasns' J.car gar auto gas heat.
sl3S per mo, To insect, cell 10
VA, PINE RIDGE - Stone home;
spaeioul, . bedrooms. . Eaths.
acre. Din rm., lsxl4; KIT i3Ti2.
pine rec rm. 34xl5. 2-csr Earags
CAPTAIN leaving. SOS mo. I
cook. ". 2.5372. jE elase4
CHEVY CHASE bedrms bafhs.
rec rm., garage. DREAM XIII /,
oishvasher disposal -to-Vali
carpet $50 MRS DuNtNoToN
CABIN JOHN PARK - secluded
Ss9soess ssss,ao,S Knoll q nsEiy decorated
and S' d: iarnsos s' sfs. T,sn srss,sast as,slass
and garage sss month wpa
BgRdEsS Realtor, ai0e Broad :,
nEN.--2-pedrm brk house fenced
70 ssmidei hsmt gas heat rr
mop sent Avaii, Jar ~ ssi
IA H.s35e
Art. - .bsdrn brief ssmies,
eony 20 Fur' Myer $40 no. I-N
REAtTY CO IA s.fs-s
SILvER sPRING--4 bedrooms 2
oaths cer $3.50 no WHEATON
l.bedful fambsef. si2h PEI no
kENSfNGTON. 5edynis $50 psr
no Essnines 10 a.ii7s b 70
YIELD INC Realtors. Ju s-TIfs,
s7e5 srd At. NG--2.bsdrua sent.
del brieE csnt fenced yard 500
month IA e.7bbN
1871 GEORGfA AvE., silver RcYirs
Nc --3-neern split-isvei r1rbief
ityina ~ Uith fireplace separate
dining n sisctrie kitrhsn vftb
batha cii hos-air hanf bufit-ts
sAFass. $40 ne. oai Wn. 6-iesf
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S135-10l5 Woodley pl.. Falls
Church--3-bedroom brick ram
bier fireplace, dishwasheT. gar
bage disposal; stairway to stor-
s145.Iii Ronald st.-s-bedroom
electric Kitchen. fireplace. tiled
bath.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 RA. 3-6736
HOME VALUES
hail! i16 "a! S.ell sT1k P5- ne. - rms. and
h. .lt.7 lt4o7 18th 18th s.; n;w;5-1o rms. 8
.-326 A st. n.e.--6 rms. and bath.
8a19 N. Capitol st.--s bsdrms., 2
paths. ny 6n' din. rm.. Bit, oil
1907 y. Capitol st.--s rms. and
bath liot tulI b;mt; mt gas heat. g 81 80 80
liy rm., din. fm.. kit and bath: oil
h " h.; newly decorated: $500
r. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
2 Mass. Ave Realtors MA. s-5020
NEWLY DECORATED
1905 2lst st. n.e.-pet., 3 rms
bath, full bsmt, auto. heat, washer
ana dishyssher. Si00 mo
242s NeWtor st. ne rms, 2
ROGER MOSS. Ho. e-6o2o
Ewes. Sunday, he 4-92a2
COLORED-83O3 9th ST. Nv
Beautiful large Groom house with
2 Dorehes gas VIII Venetian
ppsnes ps me- @ psfn,.,,s psefrnn LIP ~ PEI 6,sl, n, no
lnl4 81 NV. ST. 3-63f4.
ceIoREPWisS yns a. sSS b.sh ,ssh 81; 81 Ew S,y
once. FLOYD Z. DAVIS Co. ls2a
x ST nv, Ma s-0552
COLORED - 3-BEDROOM brick
home. rent 20 nice family. Full
basement nice screened-in rear
porch, newly decorated handy toI
everything: sa5 per mo 10. g.
COLORED-5iis srd ST. N.W.-aI
bedrms master henrm 3 baths,
Tecr tm.. lmneo occupancy Co
heat. si85 HI s.ss4s
cOLORED--GIa FARADAy PL. NJ
pitSl--Attrac. 5-rm semidet =
story brick full bsrnt fenced "a
only . yrs old ! bus fare Phone
lor. appt y see FOR RENT OR
SALE STEuART BROS. INC. DI
T-24.A DI 1895
COLORED--iIs " ST. N.w.--s,-rn.
brick: bath. b " h SIS mo THOs
D WASH, INC. SIS iith A.
COLORED-56 NEW YORK AVE.
N,E,--NeWly decorated 5-rm brick
WAisH, INC si5 lin a Nv
DI 5-755f
COLORED-Is23 POTOMAC AVE-.
s.E.---Modern s-rm, bath Colonial
aole rental vrNNTcK a COHEN 4
1904 l. 81 nv NJ s-32s2
COLORED-6tih AVE. Me- rms
and bath. OIL heat $50 mo. Apply
~ so gith ave ne
COLORED-SEWIY DECORATED. 1
$50 SWann ~. n W.--g-rm brick 4
bath. n-gh. SOS mo THOg % Z
WtLsH NC SIS iith o. nwst
COLoRED--ss5 esth ST M.
m. erlck bath. gas ana sisc $50
ne IHo5 D WASH INC Ha
cOLoErD-i3ss { II. ~ Va.
nome s5g 30 Ju s.abss
COLORED--ie5i 10th ~. ~
Vacant nics G-rm hr!cE nome
~ So ~. s-95ss
CoLORED-NIwLY DECoRATgD.
413 2 at nN .--si-rn or3cx sagr {
$40 no THCe u NALEE lMC I
ei5 I'm q ~ d 1.55bT
COLORED -SE - ssnsdsf brjsk
uevly dec 2 bsdrms moi hais /
iGs yAfc EnA hazt 9Q5 mo IN
sHEpHERp ~ 7.s7b3
COLORED DEANW oOD. so
go Cal WC 9-afD0
coLOKxb = i32s BUCHANAN ~
NW--l -becrm Drirk h0ns uIth
anrass. ei1S na d 7-4f4t.
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WHEATON, bedrooms gas heat
> tul osmt.; SS5 mo. JU. a-3400:
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ATTENTION!
INCOMING
OFFICIALS

gxcIusIvnY LISTED WITH THIS
0FficE ARE sOMF SO APART =
MENT HOMES N AHouT i6 DIF.
FLRENT NEli EsTABi t5HED AND
DfsfRABtY LOCATED HUfLDfNGs
THrsF RANGE N afzf vpoN
III ICfENCIES TO , BEDROOMS
Full, DfSlNy ROOM AND z BATHS
AM. TOTAL PRICE FROM ss 0UN
10 s4s 600
roR DETAflG AND on APPOINT.
AKNT 70 INSPECT. CALL MAJOR
oARvYT WITH
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
sco-op AT AztnoFsiy Hnss ip2cl
Taahington Hfg NA H.aseh
I've. 81 asd Dus. Wo. s-ss1s
Evening star., 1956-12-30

NORTH ARLINGTON - 3-bedroom
brick rambler; living room with fire.
place, full basement Furnished or
unfurnished. Immediate possession.
M r, REYNOLDS Il co.
JE. 4-4B60
Evening star., 1956-12-30

FOR SALE BY owner: upholstery bus
sult. Tor full or part time COM
pletely equip: conv. NV. location
priced for quick sale. $500 cash
Snop rental, $50 Der mo, HO. .
1850, daily: Sunday. TU, 2-S63S,
Evening star., 1956-12-30
HOME VALuES
NEWLY DECORATED

1905 2ist ST.. n.e-Det., 4 rms
bath, full bsnlt auto. heat, washer
ana dishwasher. 500 mo
242s Newtor St. ne rms, 2
batn: Sos no
ROGER MOSS, no. 2.so2o
Evening star., 1956-12-30
HOUSES Ioe sALE.-N.W-

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BRIARCLIpT- -RENT ARgA~-Charn-
lng I-bedfoOn ffams nome II .
hiknly rongenien' and eesirable
neieh DDfhooo features q mos so1V
Anf inTifing living room uIfr fo0k-
gnelyet and biz stone 6fepiass
1880 FRANK a PIN fpe
d 7.lfi1 ss,i ri s.ssss
CHTyY CHasI - Es,ats fais N pys4sy
ytlfs 9rick eCfnsf hsns fksts ~
ramp tfhSSlt W tafsgrste
sfnO5 t15.npO ono 0osr ar
Men Tsss THOMAS 4 pHrif fpp
CHEvY CHAsg safsi he seso.l.
fhoDginE 8.sseYn dss ffsses
sssn, ss%; ~ fs ..ES' "'s' ~
tBIpY CBAsT, %. ii grfcse 49,
maks ofsf o. this sHespilsra s1r
% nis rlcsG1 of appfa go o.
roo 9ficg esiociel 6ssasff
sssp igs w - pspasf ~ 10
nseEus. ,athf 10 xa.6o
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cLfvKLAsD PARg AkGA--fesS
sst ane hsfaz ss1fHs
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pfss I1snE, yss 1s ..1st'
tcsatin1s1 81 hsEi passl
Evening star., 1956-12-30
FLYNN RE-SALES
WE WISH YOU A
HAPPY NEW YEAR
RESOLVE

THAT DURING 1857 YOU WILL
JOIN THE MORE THAN 1 00O
PROUD HAPPY AND SATISFIED
OWNERS OF FLYNN co.oPs
coMPoRrseHiry sET!Tf.yr ~; ~ sEv9M5 vS,slb
own co.oPERATTvE APARTMENiT
HOME
9 THAT THE DOLLARS THAT
YoB WILL PAY FOR HOUSING
FOR YOU A RIAL ASST AND A
I, reSoIRLg az 7 PROPERTY AND WILL
sSsrrLfAVyTiTTo 4 ssSRssrFLf AVTiT ri'F YOU TiNp9T soTHIEo ES
But RENT REcEIPTs
Evening star., 1956-12-30

z blks NV neW PROVIDENCE Hos.
pital---Aitrac. 5-rm semidet .
story brick full bsnt fenced "a .
2fy fsr .8,, yrs ~ ola pgS o,J fars Rh9ns g
SALE sTEuART BROS NC. Di
r-NA.A DI 1-shnI
Evening star., 1956-12-30

FAfRFAN yfCs--TinJ ivY-eoT cot.
tass 90 Va sstats ns ~ sit
SUI, Z OF 7, SIS DU T.sla1
kKNwoop tARK--brar1 .nss. a.
fsssStSsa ma IA f.Tis6.
Evening star., 1956-12-30

SIX LGE. RMS. in excel, cond.. CEN
ter nall, mod bath, parouet floors.
equip. kit. air conditioner. sep
wing OF 24-hr service bldg. THE
NORTHUMBERLAND 2O3a New
Hamp. ave. NV. Hobart 2-32S0.
Only Sll.700, terms.
NAYLOR GARDENS-2-bedrm. apt.
1st A.: price $3.50; easy terms
storage and laundry facilities
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor, 10.
.-2O0O.
s5.95O-l- -bedrm.. iiv. rm., dinette,
Kit. and bath apt. easy terms.
JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor, 10.
Several Attractive Bargains
Splendid and bedrm. apis. in
good NV. location. incl. / blk. of
Calvert ST.. l blk OF Conn. ave. and
mr.. 18th and Harvard. Eficient
service with reasonable operating
costs Prices range from $500 to
$4,000 with conv. terms. Experi-
enced selesmen to serve you. For
info. and appt. to inspect, call
j. Buxton Aiken, EN-. 3-3894
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Immediate Occupancy
Choice Suburban Location

OIIUICt OUUUIUdl LUCdLIUH
Nearby Arlington. Falls Church and
Annandale: newly decorated. Walk
to schools, buses and stores
S95-1Ol Meridian st.-2-bedroom
brick rambler; gas radiant heat;
level lot.
full basement.
S135--10l5 Woodley pl.. Falls
Church--3-bedroom brick ram
bier, fireplace, dishwasher. gar
bage disposal; stairway TO stor-
age attic.
$145-111 Ronald st.-3-bedroom
brick rambler full basement,
electric kitchen. fireplace. tiled
bath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
Church PIuns
3 New Units

DR.. M. Chandler Etith, execu-
tive secretary Of the District OF
Columbia Baptist Convention
will speak at cornerstone laying
ceremonies for the new structure
|of the Parkway Baptist Church,
1909 District Heights parkway
District Heights, at 3 pm. tomor-
row.
Due for completion by Septem-
her, the new chapel is the first
part Of q three-unit building
program the Parkway church has
mapped out.
The chapel will contain q
sanctuary seating approximately
200, IL cIassrooms which will
accommodate $50 students, q
church Office, q pastors Office
and small service kitchen. Ac-
|cording to the pastor of the
two-year-old congregation, the
Rev. Quinton 8. Ivy, the struc-
ture will cost about 100000.
The two later units on the
construction program are to in
clude an educational building
and q permanent sanctuary.
Corning & Moore are the archi-
tectS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09

black paint job, nix the radiator
and q couple Of minor odds and
ends and buy q set of flve tires,
The latter required the big.
gest outlay-$60 per tire an6
tube. A yard in diameter, each
one is specially made in ole
molds. The treads come out with
the thick inscription, mon Skid
In his four years of ownership
Mr.. Nesbit has driven the Cadil.
lac $500 miles, virtually all Of
them trouble-free.
Eyes, it's certainly a fact they
don't build 'em that way any
more.' he sighed.
Horn Stirs Memories
OF all the nostalgia appurte.
nances on the car, the horn stirS
the fondest memories. It emit;
that naughty, commanding ga
oooo-ga" once so commonplace
in traffic.
It has lost none Of its authority
in the present-day highway
crush, Mr.. Nesbitt adds. AS the
battery builds up power on the
road. the horn gets even more
piercing and forceful.
IF you really want to get at
tention and clear the road all
you have to do is bear down on
it," he said, giving q demonstra-
ton that sent cars and pedes-
TRANS scurrying for blocks
around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
Rubbis Will Hold
|KuIIuh Wednesday

The Washington Board Of
|Rabbis will hold its third an
|nual Kallah from 10 q. m. tt
3 pm. Wednesday at the Lang
ley Hebrew Congregation, 9311
Old Bladensburg road, Silvel
Spring.
Rabbi Meyer Greenberg. Uni.
versity Of Maryland B'nai BIRTH
Hillel director. and Rabbi Levi.
|Weintraub, Of the host congre.
cation. are cochairmen Of the
Kallah. which is q period Of
study and spiritual fellowship
for all the rabbis of the Wash.
|ington area.
Rabbi Tzvi H. Porath, o.
the Montgomery County Jewish
Community. president Of tn.
board, said in announcing thu
|Kallah that STUDY and spiritua
fellowship is needed by thu
religious leaders Of the com
|munity as well as the members
|of the congregations"