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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-29

d4lO oui JluSCS cIldUlGQ Lie UOdTQ
to cut 25 cents from a proposed
I75-cent tax increase. The budget
adopted is a record total of $18.5
million.
One of the new sources OF
revenue will be a new business
license tax which the board ex-
poets to put into effect by jan
tuary l. Although no definite
business tax rates were agreed
on, the board estimated the new
source would produce a mini
mum of $150.000 during the last
half of the fiscal year. The
county has no business license
tax now.
To Increase Teacher Pay
The board cut a proposed $11.S
million school budget by $4,000
but County Executive Carleton
C. Massey said the cut would
not affect the teacher pay in !.
crease agreed on by the school
board.
The cut in the school budget
was made after a conference
with school board members, who
also were in session last night.
Two supervisors from outside the
urban area of the county. Stew
art T. DeBell and A. Claiborne
Leigh, held out for further re-
auctions on the school budget.
Both dissented in the vote on the
$500 rate. They said they be-
lieved the budget could have
been reduced by another $780,
900 and the tax rate cut to So.
School board members pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-29
Foirfox Boosts Tex Rote
SO Cents, to $3.50 Total

Fairfax Countys tax rate for 1867 will be
boost the current rate The levy will apply
personal property taxes due in December.
The increase the largest
years adopted by the Board of County Supervisors night
after egh-hour session.
cut of $204350 and expectation
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20

supernatural powers to do good
and evil in these legends.
A myth by the herbalists Of the
early Christian era claims that it
was a large forest tree and be-
came dwarfed out of shame be-
cause the wood was used for the
Cross of Calvary. These herbal
lists who studied the medicinal
properties of plants, prescribed
the use of mistletoe as an anti
dote against poison and as cure
for epilepsy and similar diseases.
No such use is made of it in mod
ern times.
Classification
The Mistletoe Family is known
to botaniSts as Loranthaceae. 1t
contains about 900 species of
plants living mostly in the trop-
les and chiefly parasites to some
degree, and woody in structure.
Mistletoe belongs to the flower
ing plants but the flowers are in
CONSPICUOUS and somewhat rudi-
They usually appear in
summer. The plants are said to
be dioecious, that is, living in two
houses. The staminate flowers or
males, appear on one plant and
the pistillate, or female, develop
on another plant. This accounts
for the fact that fruits are not
formed on all plants, only the fe-
males. This can be noticed in one
tree that has several plants at
tached. Pollenation is done by in
sects.
The fruits are small white ber-
rles about the size of coupon
fruits. Their glossy white fruits
against the yellowish green of the
thick, rounded leaves makes an
of rare beauty. The
leaves are opposite and sometimes
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20

in whirls. The short, heavy stems
are distinctly jointed and are
rather brittle and can be taken
with relative ease from the limbs
or trunks on which they are
grown.
There are two genera of mistle-
toe in the United States. The
dwarf type, known scientifically
as Arceuthobium, meaning living
on juniper are found in the
Northwest. They live on ever
green's, such as pines, frs, etc.
and are not used in Christmas
decorations. They are too small
and some types are without broad
leaves.
The other genera, known as
Phoradendron, meaning tree
thief" because it is parasitic, is
commonly called American Mis-
tletoe and in great favor for
christmas decorations.
Habits
There are varying degrees of
parasitism in the Mistletoes.
While our Christmas Mistletoe
does some damage to host trees,
apparently little is don on a COM
mercial scale Their broad leaves
contain much chlorophyll which
seems to be able to function eff
fectively under canopy of broad
leaves of hardwood host trees.
Since they have green leaves,
they produce their own food and
take only ray material as water
and dissolved minerals from the
host tree. This is why they are
regarded as half parasites. They
take little, if any elaborated foods.
Mistletoe plants have no true
roots but have a modified abb
sorption system known as haus-
toria. These structures are able to
penetrate both the bast and the
sapwood 1t is through the sap
wood hat they take the rising wa
ter and minerals from the host
tree at the site of he parasite pen
etration.
There are about 80 species OF
Phorodendron in temperate North
America These species show def
mite preference for certain spe-
cies Of host trees. This accounts
for the fact that in certain areas
chiefly one species of tree will be
parasitized by mistletoe. 1t is not
uncommon, for instance, to find
regions where one species, as
black gum, is the chief host.
Distribution
Sometimes many trees are
heavily infested. There must be
some natural cause and effect re-
lationship for this. 1t is generally
regarded as evident that seeds of
mistletoe are carried by birds.
The soft, fleshy portion of the
berries is composed of viscin, a
very stick substance that can take
up much water When the berries
are ripe, birds eat them. In the
process of eating, seeds may cling
to the bill of the birds. They may
be carried to other nearby trees
and limbs where they are rubbed
off onto limb or trunk. Here
they sprout and grow Some may
pass through the digestive tract
also and terminate.
Seeds may be scattered by the
bursting of the ripe seeds. AS they
swell from absorbed water, in
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20
The World OF Nature
BY John M. Frazier

the evidence we have that this
plant, which is hemi-parasite, or
half parasite, was understood even
in ancient times to be different
from its host.
1t was the ancient Greek botan-
ist, Theophrastus, who in the year
305 Be. noted first that this plant
is a parasite. 1t has been featured
in legends of the Greeks, Morse,
Germanic and other European
peoples. 1t has been vested with
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20
Medical !.

iodothyronine. They learned that
the common form of the hormone
found in the thyroid gland and the
blood stream must be transformed
by the body cells into triiodothy-
ronine before it becomes effective.
New Hormone Works
Many people with adequate thy
roid function have problems SIM
liar to what they'd have if they
were short of thyroid hormone.
The gland produces it, but some
thing goes wrong in certain body
cells, keeping them from convert
ing it to tri-iodothyronine, tn
form they need. The new hor-
none, which is just now becoming
available to doctors everywhere,
has worked in many people who
previously failed to respond to
high, toxic doses Of thyroid eX-
tract. =
On the other side Of the fence
is hyper-thyroidism, or overtime
tioning of the thyroid gland,
which may make the heart over
active and enlarged, increase pulse
rate, or cause such diverse symp-
toms as nervousness, weakness,
restless overactivity, weight loss,
palpitation, and prominence Of the
eyes.
In mild case, iodine, which cuts
down thyroid functioning, is Of
ten an effective treatment. And
there are many new anti-thyroid
drugs that act as roadblocks to
the making of thyroid hormone.
ternal pressure becomes great
enough to force them some dis
lance to neighbor trees.
Caution! Ladies, it is still re-
garded permissible for a man to
kiss any lady he sees under the
miStletoe at Christmas. Where
this custom arose is not known,
but it is widely used to this day.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20
Christmas Story

pany currently
helped him its members glad to take
inside but the musicians union usual
fused philanthropy shake its principles Fred
pay prevailing
their eight and fifty hour
He got contributions cash from rich
Continued On Page Two Section Two)
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20
Christmas Mistletoe

Mistletoe is one of our best
loved ornamentals for the Christ
mas season. We use it in celebrat-
ing the birth of Christ. 1t seems
TO have been used in religious
rites even before the Christian
Era by the peoples of England
and the Mediterranean Sea region
The name Mistletoe comes from
the Saxon word mistl-tan which
means different twiga. This is
Evening star., 1956-12-09

cHiHrAHUA PUPs: DoeEsi ii7s
posli hold ltli xmsl 10 2-es52 /.
GERMAN sHEPHEnD PrPPIEe.
nsautiss rrirsd rsas ~ g-1atl
nEAGLE PUPS, } NOS Cd. Axe
80 ss1 .ssi ls;s 70 20 sS 'SSr 81 sssss. ss1'd
Evening star., 1956-12-09
ROOMS FURN.-N.w. tcon..I

CONN. AND Rim beautiful auiet,
private home. Bedrm. with pvt.
bath and large, glassed-in euIi-
poreh. May use big library With
nrepL Business gOntleman only.
Nh; CHEVY CHAsR CENTER-Beau.
Giul frnt. room nicely furn. for lady.
AM: 2.3166; 1925 Belt I'd. NV,
ONE WEEK FREE RENT-FoF ain
sc. or dbls, choice downtown area
WIZ exec; transp. facilities. CAL
anytime. MISS SONNY. ME. e-e101.
Evening star., 1956-12-09

! RAtNa f1l--Amsriean Flyef
traefa, runerngt Accessories and
track eeuir Switches enfle ear
raacted etf. Naw talus fc1t -
altins 500 - bssi ofsf KM g.
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TIRE SALE

pm retrsads. guar wear Ike nev
QHle, eTn1i5, se.TSi T.l0HiS
io' qynaS. arss ,y.ass. & ktf Al srRvIch nv 'f I'M
co 3sat ca. ave RA. s-es50
TOYs. EnEiish torts ard soldiers
sehvarr Cal EM a-a0aa
TOYS As FOLLOWS - Table and
chairs. tpWtuE machine, typewriter
TOYss rnil.type deak, RC.A IS,
yscort player astsShmtut and nur-
sery records. bcy'p tits-R lee states
WO s-sAlt
Evening star., 1956-12-09
cATTLG AND LIVESTOCK

SMALL, black and white spotted
pony, fne for small children VII
hold 'til chflstmas. Cal 90. B.
ss24; svss., so. b-0il6.
LARGE. GENTLE PONY. si2S. Pony
500. 'hi Rr. s.ssssss, i0l ~. D0n'
TWO BIRD0LIER ANoCs BULLS
Pridea Bafdolief No, 3, 8 yeaft old
BlaeF cap BsldoBsr nj. 3 month,
old. shows promise o. Champion
Best easfg buys. IT, e-2277 o.
WIFI EAcE-Bsautlfgf hsfd ot "a
eell 6y bead, WI. esn one q ~
SSyApsk4 ". skl4ssii.' sAi'1 Va DoL' =. '1'
9 sBETLANDs-1 efay. 3-yI-old; ;
msftinss I 81 gmmis out q
sfsnS horisl, ri a-5sis,
~ IN. RID PONY-S yearf oi1
rider and drives. ~ n black and
whlte pony. 3-yeara-oid. ~ IN.
brown ano 5iass pony. . rear
old WI 9-r5,tA
CHofCE HEREToRD sTEERs, ~
nead var ara rFncrnfr O. J
LAUoHLIR. 81 s-7Oo0. III 4.2sb5
sSCLIsU AND WEsTERN saddlss 81
any finf bridier. DaltsrI pouy
aaddiea ana harness Special DE-.
eount from nov Until Christian
PRATT BADDfE a HARNE88 Co,
2nf 3 Pata e. Balfinorf va
% Balto -WathirEton srrrsssNal
BUCKsKfN MARI, = years ois sn.
ceiifnt tfan hCfse VefJ sound
$3.50. gccs ncme more important
than rrice noi1 tn chfiftnas
Evening star., 1956-12-09

sILvERWARE. Reed q Barton steT-
ling. Francis /, 8 place settings;
ptaetiealiy new; Value. $3.50; price
Evening star., 1956-12-09
MIScELLANFoUS WANTED

ANIIoUEs-chlna. furn. iswslIy.
ny s.sIsp: fgS1 .v.s, s,S kEUis ~ s.ssssl aSAl'
ANTIQUES WANTED
silverwars. any condition: jeHelEy.
mSf aTifjssgtss fsrosr ~ ~ 1hsod VIZ ave- D. K
Evening star., 1956-12-09

sTLVER--sterling coffee and tea set,
new. with hot-water kettle; cost
$1,000. sell for S610. RA. 3-70S6.
Evening star., 1956-12-09

TABLE, marble top, l6x2l- in, val
nut Victorian, $50. Original Foers-
ter beautiful water color, 34x29-in
$3.50. HO, 2-230s.
Evening star., 1956-12-09

sLvER. steIling, Rambler Rose, (
cost CsiI Ap, 2-20126 +" AsSS snAh
Evening star., 1956-12-09
SINKS

SINKS. 42 ins used. with drain
board; SIS each.
ACE PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY
1929 GEORGIA NV. AID. 1-007e
Evening star., 1956-12-09
MIscIL. SALE teone.,

S.LVER, 1terling natWafo, Inter.
p :sd :ss ior !: az 6scSUNsTT; 81 81 II; sIso SS
0ORHAM, WALLACE. IUNT''
LARGE SAVINGS At RossLYN
LOAN Co, Rosslyn. Va, IA. 2-2SOO
Evening star., 1956-12-09

TAPE REc0RDERs-ii you need
Ell np You ln 'sefsos booEls feesEesr eHoosfNo N sa
TAPE RECORDER" BY Jeff Bates
snent cSNsSaTasfoNFn No sSASoq
Evening star., 1956-12-09

~
MAR YlTRYAX CfRcLE VA
fetpecta5e persons gr'y. meals
f1fn.. family grigilf Dy B-af5J,
ARL, vIiLAGH-pm f0Y Fsnfls.
mans sip " Cow trantl IA.
t-g124 ~
AKLIsCTON pOEGsT--clsab som-
icftatt tcrnfr room. nsHt ~ oafh.
~. 2.3t3t
PVT. Nm. ssmipyt hath aniinttf4
prgns, men cnlf Cal &c h-@Nlt
AFTER 2 ~ AZ fay ega
ROOM fOE GIRL II pys. sous "a
slflrs ~ Nsfp Arns1 anf PEN
Asises,ai "a .sss ,Fssv,ssl i sh' ..s q Kls.s
priv ~ 5-6IJl
1Rts ss--Priya.s sath snpicys1
sssnii5 s}ss. kt. g-4ssa.
Evening star., 1956-12-09

must SET "a. a-OJpb
TELEVIsION--NeW 1887 black and
white or color sets terTtae aaVinei
for cash buyers. PARAMOUNT CO
2e02 Ca. ave. NV. HU. 3-4e0O
fgLEV1sION, f7.in.. console. 5000
condition: SIS, 10 7.oi3a.
TnGE CLOCK-eimplsK make fog
parking lot % employeoe soS. IA
7-lse0 a-5
:50190. $40 earh. also
5oTie Harry J. ABRASts. ia
Evening star., 1956-12-09

VACtUM. RsT1if, Tfiii IN eaft5a
nsssl gssd oslt odsf AZ 7.l5io
VACCuNt, ~ -akrs. aqma rave
Ed iRii iRiii'isSs; SO ssii s.ESS
Evening star., 1956-12-09
ROOMS FURN.-s.I.-s.W.

CHEVY CHAsE--Attrae. I'm. Tor gen.
smsp ssmisp. oss ss,h srDes 81 S2..!1hsb7 slo''t;
Evening star., 1956-12-09

BEIIfEHDA--elrgle IN. men; ahara
bath WITH cttef men. Z hika VIA.
~ sps. nr. rest. ehurchst Oh
Evening star., 1956-12-09

TEIEsCoPE. sT-in. reflector; IKE
new, includes tripod and 5 eye
pieces and spotting scope Cost
S4s; asking s2b. ". 4-2a35.
TFLEVISION - Dumont 2O-ineh
blond console with doors; includes
PM radio. Cost S595. sell si2h
cash Like neS. I'm 2-2ss0.
Evening star., 1956-12-09

'GIrs 81 sss pi:s::.s G:: s1S.sI:a S.sUsf iA'''
Evening star., 1956-12-09

TRAIN, Pa. elee. eng: LOG loader
and car, cattle car. oper. crane;
track and trans. UN, 4-0970,
Evening star., 1956-12-09

isigE NV. APT. afe--Nsfisf
bedfm bvt oatn. ffaf1 yertllations
ias tiofst. fof sneicyec aeniitnen.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
CATTLE. LIVESTOCK tcons.l }

ANGUS COW AND BULL, purObrod,
sacrifice 500. H0. 2-e204.
PALOMIN0 HORSE, Staliion, With
gapers; Phone for egpt. V ses.
Evening star., 1956-12-09

TELEVISfON--Phileo console. S3a
Motorola console. 16-in., needs re-.
pair, $50. iigsaw. Ike new, $40,
several elee, motors, y hp, per.
feet Ss mise tools Of ail kinds
must sell ia Q-0JQH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CORNER GROCERY STORE-SI. 900
wk. cash sales; Al stock. beer and
wine; total price. $1,000. CO. o.
9740.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18
WEqT.EV HEIGHTS

Fine quality home. bordering
beautiful cs .Ir park blocks from Td H IoE
on LIST H.; 4 bedrms., 2 baths on
2nd H.; 2 bedrms., bath on 3rd II.
rec. rm.: 2-car garage: $40, 900.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14I1:
ewes EN- 2-Q2Rh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

CHEVY CHASE. MD, west Of Conn
ave.-Very spacious one-owner
brick Colonial; magnificent center
hall, big bedrms., "a baths.
paneled recreation rm.. Made
r% v BAN IN ssIlt SCI hoI porch a,,,sd
at $4,000. TOWN a SUBURBAN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18
CUSTOM RAMBIER

M. 10th and Myrtle n.w.-Fully
26-ft. liv. rm., din. rm.,
den, mod, kit. 4 bedrms., 2 baths.
2 sun pchs.; built-in gar: lge. lot;
LEO MI BERNSTEIN co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

COLORED-FORT DUPONT, 1916
Dubios .pl. s.e.-Modern semidet.
full bsmt. with recreation room;
large yard; gas heat. Only $49b
down and monthly payments OF
500 covers everything including
settlement charges and taxes
BIRoN. ST. 3-3440; eyes,, Ju.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES (cont.
COLORED MOTEL

COLOhED MOTEL
"a units; 8 miles south Of Laurel
3 acres; Opportunity U to eS OPERATE for SI
colored: Price. complete, S47, 800
Call til PM, WA. $4,000. ROBT,
8. DAVIS q CO., INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18
HOUSES Tor SALE, NV. tcoMF.l
UPTON STREET

z Bedrooms
Ideal house for large family. near
Holy Cross Academy. Brick, In ex-
cellent condition. Immediate posses
sion. S27s go. Can Miss AleSa dnss
BOSS a. PHELPS. INC.
WESLEY HEIGHTS
NEW LISTING
Charming 4-bedroom, q
bath house In this popular
neighborhood. Entrance hall.
living room. dining room,
den. kitchen and powder room.
JOHN r. deSIBOUR g. CO.
CO. 6-113O Ewes. FE. 3-32lC
TOWN HOUSE
Just of Wis. ave. in quiet. cow.
loo. Attrac; liv. rm.,. din: rm., kit
opening into paneled bkfst. porch;
rm, and Law. Remodeled in excel
taste. Handsome wallpapers, high
DOROTHY @. WOOD. REALToR
CUSTOM RAMBLER
M. 10th and Myrtle n.w.-Fully
air-cond.; 26-ft. Iv. rm., din. rm.,
den, mod, kit, 4 bedrms., baths.
2 sun pchs.; built-in gar: lge. lot;
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
CO. 5-s53s Q Til Q
COLORED-LOW DIN. PAYMENT
14th and Belmont; home and inc
New furnace. roof. dec. AID. 4-6602.
COLORED = 62O3 KANSAS AVE. =
Open l to 9. 2 complete apis. with
private bath: recreation room, de-
tached garage. storm windows;
$l7 300: Easy terms. JAMES 8
C WIdpERi EMji ys7 IS91S ...n.a,m ..
storm windows, gas heat. garage.
Guynn. EN-. 3-7792. MARSHALL
J. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV.
AID. 4-200b.
COLORED-DOCTOR on DENTIST
Spacious residence on corner lot
Ground level basement with club
room end bath; S1e,960 on terms
Built-in garage. Miss zaker, FE.
3-3669 MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO., 1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-20O6.
COLORED-NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH
SCHOOL-Only S12,060 for inn
maculate 3-bedrm. semidet. brick
with beautiful kitchen and many
other extras. Low down payment,
S tir% now We cent cent See GAZE Sis sG TH
coll. MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.,
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4.2005.
COLORED-1421 ALLISON ST. NV.
-nnan all Aa1 and auarv -
compi. apts.. vacant, clean Is 4
pin. No delay. Move in. GLENN
REALTY CO.. tn. G-4934.
COLORED-HOMES
TO FIT YOUR POCKETBOOK
1903 Delafield pl. n.w.-S495 DIN:
vacant, move right in 1mmac..
detach. 4-bedrm. stucco home; pow
der rm., den. lge liv. I'm. and hrepl. ;
attic; front porch; mr.. 18th and
Decatur SITS.
1884 Ewarts st. n.e.-A Low DIN.
detach. Woodridge rambler; front
5o1$ Eight St, n.e.-s1sS DIN.
buys this mod. 2-bedrm. semidet.
Michigan Park brk home; trent
porch; fenced yard; full bsmt.: gas
heat: mr.. 8th and 8. Oak. ave.
1886 Dexter terrace s.e.-S1g5
DIN; vacant-Don't miss this 2
bedrm.. picture window brk. beauty
with. rec. rm. and bar: alum. storm
windows; OF Nichols ave. and Tai
BERGMAN s REALTY CO.. ST s-a4ss
CoLORED-HoUsEs FROM S6.260
to any price. Terms. Tell US what
you want. We have It.
.so. MARsHALL J. wAPLE CO. nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18
New Service Stations

For lease BY major oil company.
Very desirable locations in d, c,
for responsibIe parties Phone day
Enterprise 1-6il9; ewes. EN-. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WHEATON, KENsINGTON AREA
Have clients waiting for 2, 8 and A.
bedrm. houses. Mr.. Massey, LO. 81
4192. sIGLER g. CO., LO. 1888.
NAVAL OFFICE, wife, two children,
seek 3-bedroom unfinished house
in District or Maryland vicinity for
September occupancy. For appoint
ment. write COMDR. W. W. ENNIS,
1854 Magnolia ave-. Norfolk. Va.
or call Madison 3-4311.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

Just OF Wis. ave. in quiet. conv.
opening into paneled bkist. porch;
3 bedrms.,. mod. bath. paneled rec.
rm. and Law. Remodeled in excel
taste. Handsome wallpapers, high
poRoSTHY 6. %ooD. REALToR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4-bedroom
2-bath white brk. Colonial. adjoin-
ing q beautiful cool park here in
the convenient and desirable Fox
hall road section. Enormous 3rd-
floor room; rec. rm. 15x34 with bar
and fireplace. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 7-1411: ewes, EN-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

Ideal house for large family. near
Holy Cross Academy. Brick, In ex-
cellent condition. Immediate posses
sion. S27, $50. Call Miss Alexander.
Ma. $4,000. Ewes. EN-. 2-O9S6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

KALORAMA AREA-Completely re-
stored 3-story town house: IL rms.
Owner transferred. NO. 7-S902.
SPRING VALLEYS BEST VALUE
Beautiful French Provincial: 1st-
floor bedrm. and bath: End floor
3 bedrms. and bath: new rec. rm.
Attached garage; S39,50O. Bill
LINGSLEY REALTY. EN-. 2-2326:
ewes, EN-. 2-5620.
ATTRAC. TOWN HOUSE on 10th st.
mr.. Woodner Made into 2. compl.
sep. apis; one. rms, 2 baths;
right. Call Mr.. Ransom. ST
$1,000 or EN-. 2-S922. Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTs-Very clean
cheney apartment: sif's5O. i0ss
down to GI or $4,000 on conven-
tional terms. T. d. BURGESS, RE.
H-52O0.
FINE. NEW STONE HOME; 4 huge
bedrooms, finest Sc. section: all
offers considered, open ANYTIME for
convenience. Directions: Pa. ave.
Sc. 70 Sl,s e.: risht on ais. q.
55f CONGRESS ST. on wheeler
rdt6 5 HaS,sb.a ,,;,b,s Ssdrmi SsRidf T.
immae. cond. 10 Inspect call Mr..
TasKer. 10. 7-3iOO.
sI5,95O = 2-bedrm. detached brick
home. on lot 10ON11b. Rec. rm.,
hrepl., garage: beautiful condition.
JOHN L. SHELTON. REALTORS
10. 10000.
s13.950 - 3-bedrm. detached home.
Nice lot with garage: gas heat. new
house condition: all chestnut trim.
JOHN y SHELTON REALTORS,
1888 NJ, on Branch-custom, for
sale by OWNER. Unusual features.
Vacant. Open daily. LU. 2-373s.
' s.drm.. H "a 5sths. ssm nia brick;
10 yeas old. ,oNise lot, ia An ThS
REALTORS. 10. $4,000.
ONLY 81. 600 DOWN
Q rm,. semidetaehed brick, newly
.edse,: IN excellent sector, Just On
ments. quick possession. Phone now
70. 1887 until Q pm. I'M
BRITT.
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COLORED FAMILY-l4B3 Belmont
Si2S. ST. 3-160O, Ewes. NO. 7-O6e2,
COLORED-UPPER NV, Ga. ave,
and Madison Stood Groom,
bath. brick. h.-w.h.: vac; $3.50.
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
COLORED-12l4 JACKSON ST. NE.
,-Det. house. z rooms. 2 kits; gas
heat; newly decorated; 500 . mo.
NE. 6-4941.
COLORED-S96 PER MOS bed
rms, modern brick; gas heat. Rent
with option to buy to good party.
Near Benning and East Capitol st.
ST. 3-3657.
COLORED-RENT AND BUY
Petworth--6-rm. brick 3 porches.
full bsmts gas h.-w.h. ST. 3-4415,
COLoRED-53l4 FIRST ST. NV.
6 rms. 2 baths. finished Ord n.
Club rm. and bath. S115 per mo
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2006
COLORED
$50 8 ST. N.W.-6 rms. bath.
6I5 ( 81: NV rms. bath and
''G Il wichita II AVE. s.w.--s rms.
and bath: $50.
RAYMOND r. RUPERT, 1917
9TH st. NV. ST. 3-S4S4.
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id dss nous house. ri sioo Cd: sA $500 $500
5 BEDRAfs., 2 BATHs-Lee I'd,
walk. dist. Univ. Of Ma. public
seh9olss. BeltsviIls. s125 mo. WA.
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For GEORGETOWN real estate once
with pleasant SURROUNDINGS and
working conditions. Part time, / to
5 pm, days weekly. Possibility Of
rs,l time n ia ixr,o General once e.:
shorthand Box 1873, Star, "a
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Interesting and diversified
work: must be good stenos-
toned to dealing with Gus
TONERS. knowledge OF PIX
accounts receivable and ac-
counts payable very helpful.
b-day wk., attrac. salary,
hospital and insurance plans,
paid vacation and other COM
PAW benefits. Position avail.
immed. DO not apply unless
you meet above Requirements,
Cal CAMPBELL MUSIC Co,
INC for appointment. pI.
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! BOX 406-B, Star.
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Large property management concern.
Qood tipping and shorthand required.
b.day,. 37m-hour week. free hoSpi-
talization and surgical insuraneo;
e sSSPTs R' Co.. APg 'r Z. mel ' sS.