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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-08-16
State Warns Against
Practices Of Unlicensed
Septic Tank Cleaners

HELENA - know who you
are dealing with when you have
your septic tank or cesspool
cleaned" c. W. Brinck. director
of the State Board of Health
Div. Of Environment Sanitation
has warned.
Brinck's warning came follow
ing complaints from several
areas Of the state about septic
tank and ccsspool cleaning op.
crations
complaints reaching this of.
flee indicate gross over charges
by unlicensed operators is high.
ly questionable" Brinck pointed
out.
Ccsspool and septic tank clean.
ers are required to obtain a per.
nit from the local health of.
ficcr for each cleaning operation
performed. If you are suspicious
Of the validity of the operators
cleaning license. check with your
local health officer.
Many of the complaints re.
ceivcd by the State Board Of
Health involve operators claim.
ing to be licensed.
Complaints reaching the State
Board Of Health reveal that some
operators make vague promises
about what they will do in the
cleaning operation and the
charges they will make. Before
they start their work some of
the operators ask the hometown.
or to sign an agreement. BE
most cautious OF these prior
commitments" Brinck warned.
Read them closely and be sure
what you are signing"
Some operators are promising
to add new bacteria to the clean.
ed unit. But Brinck pointed out
that lit Is not necessary to seed
or place new bacteria in the
tanks after cleaning. Hometown.
ers should be suspicious when
cleaning operators make such
! promises"
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-08-16

During 1858, a preliminary re-
port shows the percentage Of to-
tai cash receipts derived from
Montana's farm commodities:
Cattle and calves contributed
25.2, hogs Is. sheep and lambs
SO, butter fat 10. milk 90, eggs
is, wool l8, wheat 469. barley
6.5, hay l6. flaxseed o.. sugar
beets 81, other products contri-
buted Sc per cent.
Montana's cash receipts from
farm marketings in 1855 totaled
1896, 100000 and averaged SILL
1873 per Montana farm
Montana Papers Filed in
Library Of Congress
Some time ago. the Library Of
Congress notified me that there
was demand for special cdi
tons Of newspapers published to
commemorate important histori.
cal events, the progress of a
community or special annivcr
odA ACo. ~ AStulI, lStuColSl
Montana newspapers to submit
copies of any special editions
they may have published. AS a
result. eight Montana newspa-
pers sent copies of papers which
| presented to the Serials Divi-
sion Of the Library of Congress.
Special editions from the Cut
Bank Pioneer Press; The Daily
Inter Lake, kalispcll: The East,
crn Montana Catholic Register,
Great Falls; the Forsyth indie.
pendent. Forsyth; The Glasgow
Courier. Glasgow; The Havre
Daily News. Havre: The kalispell
Ncws.Farm journal. kalispell:
and the Liberty County Times of
Chester, will be placed in the
largest and most thorough col
lection of newspapers in the
United States.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-08-16
New All Club
Organized Here

All Leaders met with Mr..
Durham Thursday evening at the
agency barracks. at which time
name was chosen for the or.
ganization. The name selected
was The West End Ali Leaders
of Glacier County. Mr. Durham
stated that the territory was
large but a program could be
worked out at the November
meeting which will be submit.
ted and carried out for the year
by the Leaders and County
Agent.
Merlyn Crawford stated that
at the All council meeting in
Cut Bank, a citizens committee
could be asked to act as an ad.
visOry committee with the county
award committee for the All.
Names were submitted for the
advisory committee from West
End Glacier County.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-08-16

Chairman of the Agriculture
Sterilization and Conservation
Committee, who serves as the
State Chairman of the Drought
and Disaster Assistance Commit.
tee. His report will be submit
ted to the Secretary of Agricul.
turc.
! Through the efforts of Cover.
nor Aronson and myself, Mon.
tana was declared a Disaster
State and ten drought stricken
counties have been declared as
critical areas by the Department
Of Agriculture. The designation
of a county as critical area will
enable livestock grazing on land
which has been placed in the
Acreage Reserve under the Soil
Bank Act without FORGETTING Soil
Bank payments. The ten Mon.
tana counties designated as crit.
cal are: Carter. Custer, Dawson,
Fallon. McConc, Powder River,
Prairie, Richland, Roosevelt and
WIbaux. ! am working with
White House officials and with
the Department of Agriculture in
an effort to obtain aid for the re.
naming fifteen counties not yet
carmarkcd for Federal assist.
ancc, but certified as being criti-
cal by Governor ArOnsOn. The
remaining fifteen counties are:
Blaine. Daniels. Fergus. Garfield.
Golden Valley. jefferson, Judith
Basin. MCaghcr. NuSSclshcll. Pc
trolcum, Phillips, Rosebud Val.
ley. Sheridan and Whcatland
Montana Cash Receipts From
Major Farm Products
\ recent Department of Agri-
culture bulletin shows that ex-
ccpt during the mid.l93Os cash
receipts from wheat have gener.
ally been from 80 to 20 per cent
of the total cash receipts in
Montana. bu, the percentage has
been considerably higher since
1852. Prior to l345. cattle usual.
~ accounted for about 20 per
cent Of the total receipts. but
during the past 10 years receipts
from cattle have generally been
% per cent or more of the total.
reaching nearly 10 per cent in
1851. Sheep and wool rose grad.
ually to a high of % per cent in
1884. but declined again to only
) per cent by 1855.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-08-16
YOUR CONGRESSMAN
Reports From
WASHINGTON
Aid for Drought Stricken
Counties

As a result of my suggestion
10 the Department of Agr:cul.
lurc. county officials seeking
trdrra! assistance may utilize
the now existing County Dis.
astrr Survey Committees in
obtaining aid for drought strick.
en- counties. in state already
designated as a Disaster Area.
The Department Of Agriculture
has outlined the following pro-
rrdurc for counties seeking a dis.
aa,cr relief status: The counties
| should have their own Disaster
or Drought Survey Committee
submit new or additional reports
on conditions now existing in
their counties. The County Dis
aStcr Survey Committees are
composed Of the County Chair.
man Of the Agriculture Stabili,
cation and Conservation Com
ml,,rr. the County Supervisor of
the Farmers Home Administra.
I avn '!!' wv ouIi'S I-SttIlS!OIl
Agent. Their rcpor, should in
rludc present conditions as com
! pared to normal conditions on
pi>lura9r. range lands. hay.
grain yield. rainfall. distress
selling Of livestock and other i'm
! portan' factors The County
! tGmnl,icr will submit. their find.
lMS> in a rcpor, TO the State
II II. Rutherford. Tom and Marie
Williamson. Margrc,r \gcc. Tom
liar"ood. Gene WIppcr,. Grace
kuka, Justice and Lucy Sharp.
John Sharp. Rod and Bcrnicc
Paisley. John Norris. Lois and
Bill Grl>Som. Vera House. NIcr.
Ign Crawford Nora l.ukin. Mel.
yin Running Wolf and Mrs. Dan
liagcrty
The highlighI> o! the meeting
were, the West End Leaders and
the council could meet TO discuss
all among our own people. and
The Leaders might be able to
work together on projects
| Mrs Lucy Sharp. reporter
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-08-16
CALL eoR SOS

CALL eoR 0ooS
Notice n hereby given that the
viii receive lids until 10 orioek 4. ~.
Angus, ~. 1864. for furnishing tho
county with the following equipment;
Z. two Ton trucks with approximate.
" 1885, wheel bnsr. clu!ppc" WIN
dump hOx approx tnh"triy Tour
yards capacity. cab. windshield
witmrs and hratrt. ~. tires ~
dual rear, also ftst, plated frame
and over under rear End. ~
1hr 1SOnrd nisO reserves tho ttsM 10
reject any or al bids. ... ..,.
dated ri cut l,nnk. Montana. TINS
5ist day Of July. 1906.
Hoard Of County Commissioners
~: James Gerard,
Clerk ~ the Hoard
first Publication: August :. ~
Last l'ubliratien: August H. ISoS
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-08-16
County Clerks Annual Report
(COntlhuCd from page y
DETAIL OF BOND ISSUES OUTSTANDING Mat. o..

Option s. si"ni"r na a Kate 2ee
~"" CIV"
OpOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29

Shop with confidence at Potomac ). oil mer-
ehondise fully guaranteed by manufacturer
and Potomac. Our Is years experience in the
cPPlionee business assures you Of highest
quality merchandise and careful, courteous
attention. SHOP SATURDAY, 9 to s; SUM-
DAY. 10 TO for the biggest discounts in
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29

All TV sets sold by Potomac carry 9O-dGy
Ports and one-yeor picture tube wdnonty.
On teIevision, as on oil other merchandise
you purchase ct Potomac, you receive the
some guarantee you would receive at any
department store, PLUS the biggest discounts
in town. Save at POTOMAC oil day SotuF-
day and Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-25
Gambling Raid
Drive Pressed
BY the Associated Press

A second series of revenue
service raids on alleged slot ma
chine and bookie joints in six
states left at least IA persons
facing criminal charges today.
More arrests are expected.
Sixteen establishments were
raided yesterday by the Govern
ment agents following up leads
from a similar effort April 10.
Eighteen persons were arrested
at that time.
The agents, directed from
Washington, operated without
the knowledge of local authori-
ties as they hit social clubs, res
taurantS. a fish market and a
number of private homes.
Four persons each were ar
rested in Bridgeport Comm
fiSh market and private home
in New Haven. Three others were
arrested in Newport, KY, where
agents reported finding rs slot
machines. Two Nashville
CTenn0 men and one in Cleve-
land also were arrested. In Cleve-
land, agents reported seizing six
telephones, bookie equipment
and race scratch sheets.
Four private homes and a
waterfront cafe in Arab, La, a
New Orleans suburb, were among
the places raided with no ar
rests. One raid was staged also
In the California border town
of Dulzura.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-25
U. 5. Tax Claim
Upheld Against
Daily Worker

NEW YORK, May Is (P.-A
Federal judge has ruled that the
United States Communist Party
and its Daily Worker can't escape
paying taxes on the ground that
the payment would put them out
of business,
mo entity has a right to re-
strain the collection of taxes ;.
on the mere ground that con-
tinuance of such entity is threat
ened." Judge Richard H. Levet
declared yesterday.
The ruling cleared the way for
the Internal Revenue Service To
collect tax assessments from the
party and its newspaper.
Judge Levet denied motions by
counsel for the party and news
paper for an order to restrain
Rnald c. Moysey, district reve-
nue. director for Lower Manhat-
tan. from collecting further
money to satisfy the tax judg-
mentS.
Subject to Laws
The judge said:
There is no inherent right in
any organization to avoid paw
ment OF taxes solely by reason Of
the fact that it may be engaged
IN publicity efforts which will
perforce cease if it neglects or
refuses to pay its taxes.
"A newspaper is subject to the
same general laws of the United
States as is any other industry
conducted for profit. The fact
that the Daily Worker may be
forced to discontinue publication
is hardship which is no reason
Tor this courts equitable inter-
vention.'
The judge said he found no
violation of due process or in
vasion of the freedom of the
press in the tax case.
The Communist Party. con-
tending that other political or
carnations are not taxed.
charged it was being denied
equal protection under the law"
Contention Is Denied
To this contention the judge
answered:
NO facts are shown in any of
the tlegaD papers submitted here
that other political parties have
a like organization, like financial
record and like sources of in
come"
The Treasury Department last
March assessed the Communist
Party $386,265 and the Daily
Worker $46,047 in back taxes.
Judge Levet ruled that his
court had no power to review the
assessments.
After the Communist Party
and the Daily Worker are off,
cially notified of Judge Levet's
ruling, they will have 80 days to
petition the United States Tax
Court for a review.
Brief seizures of party and
Daily Worker properties followed
the levying of the assessments.
Publication of the Daily Worker
was not interrupted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY HOUSES for SALE. VA. tcoa.l


A RARE BUY--It Is q lovely ram-
bier. 3 bedfms. Cor 2 bedrms. and
DEM. among the shrubs and flowers.
The bus is at the door. Only S12,-
300 Assume Ice. Gil loan and live
for about &6S per mo. It's yours
when YOU see 1t. Call RORSCHAcH
REALTY. 1107 w, Broad ST.. Falls
Church. JE 2-3706.
CONTEMPORARY MINDED? Then
you'n love this tapestry brick-and-
redwood home on many levels. 3
spacious bedrooms: formal living
room plus family room; / "a baths,
beautiful kitchen. This home is dit
ferent. Is situated high on a hill
with lovely view. CT appraised at
S2O.500 for immediate sale. ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP !,
XII. $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA--6 rms. 4 baths, full
bsmt.. lovely lot: many other extras;
house Is in very good cond. and Is
suitable for / or . families. Price,
only $14.950. $1,000 cash viii han
die with conventional financing.
sHIPLEY. OWNER
JE. 2-25Sl JE. 2-25S2
ARLINGTON, Falls Church, rms.
and bath; full bsmt.; new heating
plan. House has been completely
redec. and Is in excellent cond.
Price. $l3.9b0. Only 10ss down with
conventional financing
SIMPLIFY, OWNER
JE. 2-25s1 JE. 2-26s2
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AVONDALE AREA
MAGAZINE CHARM

1882 crittenden st.-Det. brk.,
8 Ice. rms. 21a baths. bsmt., rec
rni., scr porch. gar. gas heat. wall
to-wall carpeting, many extras. Ii
6-7043; ewes. LA. 6-6562.
WILLoUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
COLORED-BUNGALOW, 1891 Oak,
view terri Va six. 18th and PERI,
st. Mr.. all stores, etc. 81, COOS. OO(
cash. Vacant. Like new. Man,
extras. Lee. rec. rm., side drive
3 hedrms. Open Sun. Might ex.
change. OWNER, ia. 9-7010.
COLORED-NEW BRICKs 8 bedrms.
powder rm. LIST A.. full bath up.
stairs, finished rec. rm. with pow
del. rIn., modern equipment. 18th
and Gallatin SITS. ne. 4 houses
Phone RA. 6-944s or KE. 7-0239
COLORED--NR. 18th AND II NE
Brick. 3 bedrms,, newly remodeled
easy terms. VIII also accept trad,
Mr.. BEN. Ii. 3-5799.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
Your Home
Is You

Invest q little more and have glow
ing pride. This dazzling. clean 81
bedrm. ranch style is sure to meet
the approval of every member Of
your family. All-Westinghouse cleo.
sca Sea, corner 'i lot; one Of I the most
popular homes in popular West
Vienna Woods. Full price, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
2 APIS.

S195--cAPIToL vIEw-LGE. YDs.
Now hear this! A beautiful
semidet. brick house containing 2
apis. Quilt as such, not converted) +,
each apt. has 3 rms. and tile bath,
full bsmt., gas. hit: lae. rear yard.
Hurry before its gonell
DISTRICT REALTY co.
ME. s-eoio Aft. 8. TU, e-a767
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
ROCKVILLE

Modern stucco bungalow on
large Handicapped lot; excellent
neighborhood; convenient TO
schools and stores. Has large
living room, dinette, kitchen,
bedrooms and bath: finished
stairway to partly finished
second floor: oil hot-air heat;
rear yard enclosed with
Anchor fence: CT appraised
for Sl3.1
Immediate possession: s.
bedroom rambler on large cor
ner lot: back yard fenced:
patio; interior Just redecor-
ated; low down payment and
assume 4ee CT loan.
Also desirable 2 and 3-bed-
room houses located in good
neighborhoods. Can be sold on
reasonable terms to GI or
non-GI.
Will Stackhouse, Jr.
REALTOR
Is West MONTGOMERY Ave.
'fiice open Sunday til 8 pm, p
-2SSS. ewes Mr. Harlan HA
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-GIS16.1nn

FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. split
level: beautiful large lot, fenced.
Large liv. Tm., fireplace. entrance
clothes washer, drier, Venetian
blinds, carpeting.. patio and awning.
vet. JOHN W. MULROY CO. 90 Hill
wood ave, Falls Church, Va, JE.
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
HOUSES UNFURN. Cont

Washington, D. C.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
LOW
Eye Appeal

Purse appeal. It's an attractive
scrssnsd po nsSOl sverlCoEnr 6 .sS
tifully Handicapped yard. Here's the
clincher, only $4,000, 81 900
down and assume large CT loan.
Payments only s24 per week, In
cludes taxes and Insurance It's
overfiowlng with values for the
buyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs

CLIQUoRl. one block
from the new Sears, Roebuck store
in Sc; rent. S225: seats 200; air
cond., ultramodern: $500 cash
handles, bal. monthly. BOB HOL-
ave. NV. MA R-A14A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10

uOVSsS pOW SALE-S.k.
1925 POTOMAC AVE. s.E.-6-room
brick: modern, hardwood nrs.. base
ment. Will sell right. IL
OWNEP WILL SACRIFICE: 1928 Ft
Davis pl. sc. ---Six-rm, brk., clean.
mod. kit, bsmt.. gas heat, I'd; mr..
schools, bus, shops; $1,000 down,
500 mo-, incl. taxes; S1I.5O0.
Mr. MUsHINsKY. RA. 6.8912.
BRK. CORNER. near ? avenues-Ail
cows: or 3 families; l vacant
apt: S750.S1 900 cash. Ia. 9-70IO.
GROOM CORNER BRICK
NEAR BOILING AND NRL
GI OR NON-GI
Take over large 40 GI loan with
low down pymt.; ga baths, powder
nm. list a.. washer and drier, 12-cu. :
It. refgr., disposal. off-Street park
ing; bsmt. with outside entr. This Is
truly an except. value, Immed. poss.
CAL Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136, ATLAS
REALTY CO.
ANACOSTIA-FAIRLAWN
Convenient TO new Sears. semidet.
brick: liv. rm... dining rm., kit. 8
bedrms.. and bath on 2nd floor:
bsmt,; storm windows. awnings and
Venetian blinds: oil a.-c. heat.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO., 617
Pa. ave. Sc. III 7-1OSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10

Located in an exclusive residential
neighborhood, close to all conven-
fences. This attractive brick home is
ideal for a large family. Entrance
foyer leads to spacious liv. rm. with
fireplace; full-siEe din, Km.: complete
kitchen with breakfast space; 8 twin
size bedrms. and full baths on End
floor. Beautiful recreation rm., 23x
ID, includes bar, built-in TV and
record player. Rear yard fenced; de-
tached garage. Only $26,960. Will
redecorate to suit purchaser. Early
possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
HOUSES for SALE. MD. Cont

ROCKVILLE. Twin-Brook Forest
Ice bedrms., 4th partially finished.
huge bright mod. kit. birch cab
inets, wall oven, garbage disposal.
Pine-paneled liv. rm with corner
fireplace: Lovely corner lot. Ideal
for children. $l4,S50. GA. 4-SI75.
ROCKvILLE--Assume 4lsss OF loan
on this lovely 3-bedrm. brk. Colo
NAL; convenient to NH and Naval
Hosp; mo. payments. $3.50, incl.
aI5i total price. $lS,o5o. Mr..
ROCKvILLE-S450 cash. non-Gi.
3-bedrm. rambler; vacant; pay
ments. less than rent. 1895 Coral
Johnson. 10. 4-7017. =
SILVER SPRING; Just listed; close
3-bedrm. brick rambler wIequip.
Kit, paneled rec. rm., wall-to-wall
carpets: only S16,950. BEERS
BROS. JU. 5-761O.
SILVER SPRING, near -Four Corners
-Expandable, 6-rm. Cape Cod w
full bsmt.; fenced lot. VA or FLA
terms. Only $13, $50. BEERS BROS,
JU. $3.50.
SLIGO AREA-New home, plus 5000
mo. income to make your pay
ments and taxes. Private en-
frances and porches. Look into
this. P. d. FORD, builder, ~. s.
-5l06. Sun. ewes. JU. 5-320S.
VIERS MILL VILLAGE-No money
down to non-GI; 2-bedrm. bunga-
sS iDE6 5sm e. Joa E ssoSHPpII1os csPtfE
WHEATON-Brk. rambler, fun bsmt. |:
I'D I'D
l %o oi 2bar isaP &. SoSRsR5i e.
4-7017.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brk. semidet. I:
sep. din. rm., full bsmt.; S12,95O,
$4,000 cash and assume CT loan,
payments $500 mo. Walk to st.
GATHERINGS and public schools.
GIDEON g. JOHNSON, 11167 Ca.
WHEATON, = 4-bedrm. brk. Cape
Cod; full bsmt.: S16,950, FIA or
assume 4e6 CT Of $4,000. GIDEON
G. JOHNSON, LO. 4-7017.
WOODSIDE PARK-De luxe brick
home. ga baths. lge. liv. rm., huge
modern kit. din; rm.. bright
sround level GO exit. "sn nice seB Dedrm nnO
garaEe. patio, WILL CONSIDER
TRADES. WOoDMOoR AGENCY.
INC. JU. 9-5555. Realtors.
CHARMING. little. 3-bedrm. Ken
sington home, Just like new. First
r.. hv. .rm. with iirenl.. din. rm..
Sit. With eating space, 2 bedrms.;
outside entr.; S13.950. OIL. 4-6425.
OLDER COUPLE win love this
charming brick home. Priced won
dertully ct sl3,750. In excellent
home has q full basement with
recreation room. Lovely lot with
trees. Financing very flexible.
GRAHAM q CO., JU. 5-6550. 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10

REST. one Of Rockville areas incest
SITS. $4,000 substantial cash. For
sale BY OWNER. Box BIOL. Star
RESTAURANT, corner. equip. apt.
above; money-making spot. Reas.
I terms 5th and N sts NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
TFNNESSFE STONE

lENNEOOEE SlONE
And brick split level IN TARA, one
OF N. Afiington's most exclusive
areas Soft living room with vault
Cd ceiling and dramatic ytCne 0fe-
place wall. 3 large bedrooms and ~
s sssh, so Ans t sesn III ss m III siif
tremendous. ard Ike q DETTfNC
PROM HOLLYWOOD This Il truly
q marnincent home ana you should
see u nov. Priced a. only $4,000
for quick snlei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
The Bare Facts

About this property are: Owners
new home and have priced the pres
ent one to sell. 4-bedrm. Cape Cod.
kit. with eating space: large corner
lot: convenient Falls Church loca-
ton. $4,000, subject to VA ap.
praisal ONLY $3.50 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
BARBERsHoP FOR sALE.a chairsi

TAILORING SHOP, loo. in Houston
Hotel; good volume in mems wear
and military equip, also dry clean
ness Box SEX star IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-311O
COUNTRY ESTATE

COUNTRY ESTATE
Cod. Just 20 minntes from Pents.
gon: h-acre level wooded lot with
very attractive. brick patio; 4 big
room with fireplace, separate dining
room. bright equipped Kitchen. fun
room: Sea 'sso. 81. PHA t o. com
ventIonai. IA. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
MICHIGAN PARK

4 blocks north Of new Providence
Hospital, SOFA 18th st. ne. Semi
detached, 2-story brick: full base
ment, Ia baths. also separate din
ing rm.: S105 mo-; bus fare only.
Phone for appt weekdays.
STEUART BROS, INC.
DI. 7-2434 DI. 1866