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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21
REAL Y
REVUE

Il Spring seems to be the sea-
son of education for Washing
ton area real estate men and
builders, even as summer is the
time for outings.
L George w. DeFranceaux has
announced that the Washington
Real Estate Board will hold it's
second annual Saturday Semi
mar beginning at $50 am. and
trimming all day at the Kenwood
Country Club next Saturday.
4 Among the topics for discus
sion are Good Listings for Bet
ter Sales" by Henry Florance:
IN eting Today's Market
through Modernization," by Ell
mer L. Klavans; Developing
Modern Sales TechniqueS," by
Donald N. Merryfield, and
Where and How to Secure FL
nancing," by c. Robert Boucher.
/ y
The Home Builders Associa-
ton Of Metropolitan Washing
ton will sponsor a Builders
Clinic" beginning at 8 pm. Fri
day. at Kenwood Country Club.
Speakers will include many
Maryland State and nearby
county officials who will discuss
such subjects as THE Building
/ Code Of Montgomery County as
1t Will Apply to the Upper
4 County" 1.-THE Anacostia River
Flood Control Program and Con-
struction," Septic Tanks and
Drainage Fields and Their Use
in Suburban Development, THE
Relocation Of Boundaries of the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission" and The Ultimate
Capacity Of the Patuxent River
Water Shed"
x 4
On. the Virginia shore, the
Alexandria Arlington Fairfax
Real Estate Board is co-sponsol
with the National Association OF
Real Estate Boards of an educa-
tional and sales conference which
begins at 8 am. April 80 in the
auditorium, of the Arlington
Towers Apartments.
Randall j. Hicks, president OF
the local board, has announced
that the topics to be discussed
are Methods of Financing Your
Sale" Appraisal Techniques
| that Aid Sales" Check List fol-
Sales Procedure. advertising
Il and How to Do 1t" 1.-The Art
of Listing Property" and Proven
Practices for Success in Real
Estate"
/ More than 100 registrants are
signed up for the convention
cruise of the Washington Real
Estate Board to Havana and
Nassau which begins May 8, ac-
cording to Convention Chairman
S. D. Donohoe.
Business sessions at sea will
cover such topics as: 1.-The I'm
portance of Real Estate Sur
veys." Buying, Speculative and
Commercial Property" and 1.-THE
Effect Of Federal Regulations on
Policies of Lending Institutions. I"
HI X
\ Robert A. HUMPHREYS, president
Of the Realtors Bowling League
has announced that the District
4 Title Team No. l has won the
\ 1885 league competition. The
team will meet with the District
Savings and Loan Leagues top
team soon for a championship
| title competition.
H y
4 Perry I. Hay, real estate broker
/ at 1924 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring, has announced the
transfer of his real estate bust
ness to Beers Brothers, GIG Sligo
avenue. Silver Spring, effective
May /. A spokesman for Mr.. Hay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21

Emily E. p. Pearse. with Leon Acker-
man
Carroll E Rawlings, with Custom
Realty e. Investment Co.
Charity B. Rawlings, with Custom
Realty g. Investment Co.
Louis Shapiro. with Zagami Realty Co
David NJ. Shores, with Mudd Real
Estate Co,
Lawrence T Thompson, with Josephine
O. Jones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21
Near B.C.C. and Lourdes Schools

Meut fresh poe Bethesda Colonial with large living
dining e0 nice basement bedrooms Just two blocks from Eos
West Hwy. 81 approved For Details o. 1881.
1902 Kentbury Dr.-$17OOO
From EnWeH Hwy Betheda.Chsvy Chase High School
dowH Cheos block Kentbuy, right "Oben
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21

Sidney Blatt, with Budney Realty Co.
Alfred Butts. with Anderson Realty Co.
William Russell Earls. with 7, N
Lerner g. Co.
William Gordon Hayden. with LaSalle
Realty Co.
Glenwood Lester. with Florida Estates,
Inc.
William Frederick Vier, jr.. with Philip
B Kav Realty Co. Inc
Grace Wills. with Leo A, Dryer &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21
THE FERNWOOD RAMBLER
Bradley Hills Estate Area, Bethesda

3 BedrOOmS-ZR Baths
$1,000 Cash Down GIL; $112.21 Mo.
Beautifully finished .eporote dining rOOm &c kitchen with
refrigerator doyisht full Basement optional In
equoed value at $780, VA approved House 466x2s4 feet
The Bradley BlUd approach closed temporarily for paving Use
this alternate Go Old GeOrgeowH Rd WySgGe
Bells Mil Rd, ietf continue straight Mos0ak to
Sto~ek0m right block TO 6fH STONEHAM and "Obsn sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21
BETHESDA-Near Suburban Hospital

Center hall pIon; ; bed
rooms. powder room, sep
orote dining room. big
lot 7lxl5o. Cos heat. For
detoiIs. OIL. 2-ols2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21
54O8 Bradley Boulevard
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-On 2 Lots
1920 Cedar Lane-TreeS. Privacy

Lovely brick coonioI oil three bedrooms Expondobe
third floor ExtFo fireplace Near swimming pool
Low price 2s5o includes extra lot For detos o. 7s549
Go Wisconsin, Ave past Naval MedicG iskt right
Cedar LGse "ObeS sie1 20 Connecticut Ave
to Saul Rl, left TO Cedar Lane, right to kOxse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21
BRADLEY ESTATE AREA-New Luxury Split
Level On Beautiful K.Acre Lot

Keep this this fully conditioned brick home designed
for entertaining ond eroeious living Center ho org living
sepooe dining oom kitchen with obe spoe bedrooms
oom ga bo mods room foundry room eorose potio
hrepoces For deoIs OIL. 2504l.
5408 Bradley Boulevard
From WiscoMsm Ave, Bradley blocks past
Kesuood "Obes ses the Of Audubon Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03

Today there 5000 varieties Of roses in every
color but blue. The many HYBRID TEA ROSES ESQ
named from the teae fragrance of their wild Eurasan
ancestors are the most popular types The FLORIBUN-
DAS, relatively class produce abundance of flow.
ers as their name implies So does the MULTIFLORA that
forms thick hedge which experts favor over man
made guard rails for motor protection highways Ger.
tanly the roses would be decorative
BRIDAL WREATH is appropriate name for these
white towe which the Greeks frequently used TO make
garlandG The name SPlREA from their word for
garland Many species grow wild in America but the
cultivated bridal wreath is Asatic import Also from
Asia comes the PYRACANTHA or FlRETHORN Both
names refer the shrubs bright fruits and protective
;Pines Sometimes when the spring blooms appear the
tall fruits still ngerprovng birds have NOT eaten them
ell. The fruits of the JAPANESE PIONEERING OUNCE
are valued more for their fragrance ry some in your linen
closetl than their flavor in jeies However, abundant
early flowers are this plants chief attraction.
These are but few Of the many garden flowers in
the large rose family Of 5000 species IL also includes
charming wild flowers and valuable fruits (appe peach
strawberry. ETC., that will he featured in coming weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
rse ROMANCE
OF FLOWERS
d| Eugene Il DM po.st

The ROSE is one of the oldest of cultivated flowers
In 800 B. c. Sappho Greek poetess called il queen of
flowers and SO it has been throughout history Cleopatra
bathed in rose water and probably slept in bed of
roses since the Egyptians made mattresses of
petals Persian poets scented their volumes with altar of
roses The French have had festivals since the 9th
century and 10th century California has famed Tourna
ment of Roses The Chinese drink rose blossom tea and
Eskimo girls wear roses in their hair The flower has
adorned Canadian coins Bulgarian stamps English china
and Brazilian medals 1t is truly world favorite one
flower with much the same in many lands though
il would as Shakespeare wrote be SWEEP BY any name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03

During the Middle Ages, rose over
the door OF a meeting place symboIized
secrecy. IL indicated that all talk should
be confidential, for il was under the
rose" or sub rosa. The flower has
often symbolized love and religious de-
votion. There is a story that St. Domi-
mic once carried garland Of roses as
he prayed, and he thought Of each
flower as prayer; hence the rosary,
garland of prayers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-25

COMBINATION frame storm and
screen windows and door from 8
room house, good condition. IA.
1879.
TWO $40 topcoats, so each; Number Il
Gilbert Chemistry set, S. never
used. ". 1874. after 3 p. m.
SPINNING rod and fly rod, sligahtiy
used, reasonable. w. 1-9474.
z GAS furnaces, used, $25 each or
5-i347: il no response' " 1-3O44
WALLPAPER, exclusive selection dec
orators design, expert interior dec
orator, service. Scenics, murals, CO.
ordination of paint colors. Berger's,
Dos East l85th St, ". 1-625O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATESsEN, ca license. IT'S East
185th St, KE. l-7270.
average $1,000 gallons per month
last year, excellent possibilities,
priced right. L.afferty Realtor. $4,000
Vine st., WI. 2-eO60 (Route $40 off
Lake Etcrs).
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-25

LARGE coal furnace with fan and
motor, 500, Ii. 1-il7A
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-25
0OUEKVIZE NEWOVEl ." NEFAIK Director
FOR SHLE-Misc eIluneous

WALLPAPER TO suit your taste, finest
In Euclid: also Sanitas, Walltex and
Scenic. L. Roesch Paint and Wall
paper, 853 East 222nd St, RE. 1855.
GIFT Wrappings for Wedding, Birth
day. Baby, Shower and general, The
Scoop, 8l4 East l5znd st.
1856 MONCRIEF gas furnace blower
l. IS. 900 BTU, installed complete,
new pipes. etc, $425. No down pay
ment, $1356 per month. YE. 2-62O0.
CHnD'S youth bed and mattress;
maple, post bed frame; chrome
oval top with 8 kitchen chairs;
boys clothes, size IL. ER. 1-0688.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-25
Rummoge Soies

SPONSORED by Grace z. g. r. Church
at 15020 Aspinwall; all materials in
clean and useable condition. Octo-
ber 29th--5 p. m. to 10 p. M; Octo-
ber 30th-9 a. m. to p. m.
RUMMAGE sale at the Church of In
carnation, October 30th and 3lst. 9
a. m. to 4:30 p. m. 616 East l05th
St, sponsored by Bishop Tucker
Circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23
Cost Guard Rules
On Safety DELAYED
Until January, SO

The Coast Guard said today
its new safety regulations affect
ing small passenger vessels will
not go into effect before jan
uary /, 1858.
At the same time, Coast Guard
headquarters announced the Is
man Merchant Marine Council
in charge Of drafting the regula-
tons, will not complete its task
for another three months.
The council recently heard
some l60 small boat owners from
all parts of the Nation on the
proposed rulings.
The job of the council is 10
formulate regulations passed by
Congress last May. The law was
enacted as a result of public in
dignation over the Levin j
Marvel sinking in Chesapeake
BAY during Hurricane Connie in
1866.
Upon final approval by the
Coast Guard, the rules will be
published in the Federal Reg
lister and will become effective
six months afterward. An esti-
mated 5000 small boats carrying
more than six passengers for
hire, chiefly ferry barges, fishing
boats and excursion sailboats,
will be affected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Clock Is Biz Enemy of Doctors
By DR.. PETER J sTElNcRoHN

that it is so early in the morn
ing frightens some persons.
While I'm at it, we women
are constantly being told to have
a complete physical at least once
a year. In the last rs years I've
been to at least six doctors; only
one bothered to make an internal
examination.
1 I'm not a fault finder by ma
ture. I'll admit that doctors are
human. that many of them are
overworked. Why, then don't
the medical schools open their
doors to more students regard
less Of race, creed or color-or
sex?
ITO show how some people
think land 1 imagine doctors
ought to be thankful to know
the truth, in conversation the
other day. someone asked: DO
doctors itSll take the oath?'
crush Act,,'
Doctor. did you ever get the
"rush-act"? - the brush off?"
Try visiting a strange doctors
Office sometime and don't tell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23

When you have a boil it
usually needs lancing. If the doc
tor doesn't open it. it will tester
for weeks and will make you sick
all over.
In the same way, if there's a
bad boil on the neck Of the So
ciety you live in. you'd better
bring it out in the open and do
something constructive about it.
Covering it up" will help neither
the doctor nor the patient.
1t is for this reason that I have
been bringing into my column
lately a few complaints from
patients who feel that doctors
are too curt and unwilling to
give satisfactory time to their
patients. believe that such dis
content should not be allowed
to tester without bringing doc
tors and patients together to
present their viewpoints. For ex-
ample, here is a letter I received
a few days ago:
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Several
weeks ago l was sent to a spe-
Icialist for bladder trouble. On my
first visit l was too frightened
to do more than answer the ques-
tions. On subsequent visits was
given the rush-act patients
waiting in other cubiclesD. still
don't know what the trouble was.
In fact, after the fourth visit,
there was no more pain and
haven't bothered to go back.
know it's foolish not to; but
think it's more stupid to return
and be treated like a moron.
No Night Calls
"As for calling a doctor at
night! Ha! Oh, I'll admit many
people wait till night when they
might have called earlier OF
gone to the Office during the day
But things do come on suddenly
at 2 or 3 am. and just the fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

INSULT: Composer George
Gershwin was invited to a din
ner party at the home of a Hol-
lywood producer.
I'D rather not CO." the COM
poser told a friend. II know
what will happen. AS soon a;
dinner Isl over, he'll ask me tc
play the piano. I'll have to spend
the rest of the night entertain
ing his guests"
II don't see how you can re.
fuse" said the friend. "You'c
better let me tell him were
coming. Maybe it won't be al
bad as you think"
Reluctantly. Gershwin con
sented. AS soon as the dinnel
was over. he waited defiantly
for the producer to approach
him. The latter. however, made
no such move. A half-houl
passed, and still he did not ash
the composer to play.
i Gershwin's defiance melted
When another hour passed. anC
the expected request did no
materialize, he began to registeI
annoyance. Then, as the eve
ming was drawing to a close
anger consumed him.
What does he mean, no
asking me to playa" he hisset
to his friend. rs he trying Il
humiliate me in front of all thes,
people,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23
THE EVENING STAR Ar
Washington. D c.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER rs. 1885

him who you are. Act and talk
like any patient who doesn't
know what it's all about. Sure.
if he knows you are doctor. it
will be different.
Just be a dumb patient, see
what happens. Sincerely, Mrs.
IA. K"
Answer: Having been in active
practice for so many years I can
sit in calm detachment and
weigh carefully the pros and
cons of this ever-present prob
lem. There is no question that
it is here to ruffle the doctors
equanimity and his patients
sense of fair play. The patient
likes to get what he pays for:
/ TINE. He often gets, instead,
an all too-short visit with his
doctor.
/ And don't think the doctor
doesn't realize it. He is always
fighting the hands of the clock.
/ Doctor shortage! That seems
to be the trouble. We need more
doctors. But we must not sacri.
flee quality for quantity.
released by Bell Syndicate, Incl
Tomorrow: You hove to find the cousO
OF insomnia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23
3 CIergymen to Make
u. N. Birthday Prayers

The Most Rev. Patrick A,
O'Boyle. Archbishop of Wash
ington, is one of three nationally
known clergymen to compose
prayers concentrating the 18th
anniversary of the United Ma
lions tomorrow.
The other clergymen are DR.
Eugene Carson Blake. president
of the National Council oil
Churches, and Rabbi Abraham
j. Feldman. president of the
Synagogue Council of America
The prayers. released through
the United States Committee fol
the United Nations. are being
distributed for use in religious
services Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23

over many months, the combina-
ton OF Vitamin G and Lemon
Orange Flayonate Glycoside THE
Citrus Bioflavonoids contained
only in Citroid) we're proved bene-
fetal in over 500 OF cases, with
patients often reporting relief Of
cold discomforts in a matter OF
hours.
As a result Of this outstanding
success, Citroid is now available
without prescription at drugstores
everywhere. No need any longer
70 suffer unnecessarily with a cold.
Get CITRoID Compound with
its amazing new Anti-Virus
Action and feel better fast!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23

wonders, called Citrus Biohavon-
oids, has been extracted and puri-
fed from the peels and pulp Of
oranges and lemons and combined
with Vitamin G in a remarkable
new formula called CITR0ID
Compound. Citroid safely helps
strengthen the body's natural de-
Tense mechanism with an entirely
new kind Of Anti-Virus Action.
Unlike antihistamines, Citroid
will not cause drowsiness, or
dizzy spells. Nor will Citroid cause
dangerous sensitiyity reactions or
skin rash such as sometimes occur
with antibiotics.
Benefits Proved in s0qs Of Cases,
In controlled clinical studies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23

think you're eligible to have
them continued, you should get
in touch with your social Sc
curity Office a few months be-
fore you reach 10.
Once you apply for disability
payments your name will be
referred to an agency in your
State to see if it can train you
for some sort of gainful work.
If you go to work as part of a
rehabilitation plan that work
alone will not stop your pay.
ments for II months.
The only other occasions
which Will stop your payments
will be if you recover from your
disability, go TO work on your
own or YOU marry.
from APP Newsieaturesl
The next Security for You column will
oppeor Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23
THE DETAILS

Mrs. T. G. My widowed
mother : in law died several
months ago and left an 1S-year-
old boy behind. My husband
asked him to come to live with
us
II was annoyed at first, but
I realized that there is nobody
else to care for him and that
he was a little too young to be
away in his own home town all
by himself.
Nov that he has been living
with us for three months, how
ever, I've discovered that he is
a real crackpot and I am afraid
he's going to have a terrible eff
feet on our two young children
THE boy is food faddist and
expresses himself in no uncer-
tain terms about everything
that is put before him on the
table. He goes in for health and
strength magazines. with which
he cutters his room. He does
exercises in his trunks all over
the house.
THE boy has been out Of high
school six months and hasn't yet
looked for a job. He has beer
rejected for military service be-
cause of some physical defect.
don't want my children exposed
to such a person"
Mr.. T. CT did not realize
that my brother would be a prob
lem when I asked him to come
with US, and it did not occur u
me that l should ask my wife fol
permission to invite my owr
brother.
I've told Johnny that he mus
behave and that he must star
earning his own living. but he /,
still in a very bad state because
of our mothers long illness anc
death.
I'm afraid that the pressure
I have applied as the result Of
my wife's complaining has moi
helped, but has only made him
feel more insecure and less ir
control of himself.
Il know he is a problem. but
can't overlook the fact that he
is so partly because of the diff
cult strain under which he livec
while taking care of mother DUR
ing her long illness. He is basic
ally a good fellow and have &c
be grateful to him.
Hes at his worst now, but
can hardly throw him out on the
street"
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Mr. T. G.'s feeling is certainly
understandable. The boy appears
to be having a bad time of il
and undoubtedly needs a home
and some security, Throwing him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23

out might seriously hurt him fol-
the rest of his life.
1t is equally understandable
that Mrs. T. G. should be con-
cerned about the effect this
young man will have on her
children. She should realize,
however. that her own attitudes
and behavior will leave a deeper.
more lasting impression on her
children.
II she insists upon turning
the young man out or treats him
with hostility, she will set her
children a very Door example
of family behavior under diff
cult conditions. Her children
may even judge her behavior as
cruel.
Mr.. T. G. should ask for his
wife's cooperation with full
recognition that she is being
put through quite trial. When
they are united in feeling. this
young man will sense it and will
not play of his brother against
his siSter-in-law.
Together. they must explain to
the young man that they are
happy to have him with them as
long as he respects certain rules.
He should be required to Keep
his room in order, dress decently
around the house and keep his
opinions about foods to himself
1t is unfair of Mrs. T. G. to call
her brother-in-law a "crackpot. "
His behavior is not unusual in a
disturbed adolescent and regard
ing him as a mental case will
double his difficulties-and her
own.
Copyright 1856. General Feature. Corp
Tomorrow: Should mother hove q
inh ar Sfnv ~ hnma v,;kk La .k;l1x..,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23
Natures Newest Magic Extracted from Citrus Fruits

Virus Action. No other formula
can give you the exclusive Lemon
Orange Flavonate Glyeoside
Citrus Biohayonoids) Vitamin
G ingredients contained only in
CITR0ID Compound. Insist on
the genuine Citroid Compound
there u no substitute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23

At last science has isolated
natures newest magic in a group
Of natural elements (called Citrus
Biohavonoids). These are the con-
eenuated vital ingredients in
CITR0ID Compound which,
With vitamin c, appear 70 bring
you an entirely new kind Of Anti