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INVESTMENT pRop. isr sALEIMR. TWEEDY

RO0MING HOUSE, hrs loc.. g
rms. gross income, .k5.oOO: only
$4,000 dn.: owner tetiring Mr..
Bauer, THOMAS ]. FISHER a
tCo. 73S 18th ct. NV. DI.
@ GAITVERsBURG COMMERCIAL q
81 300 per year. In this growing
( area should at least double In
sig.n value, thereby hseeyo t56 s6iplIns s an tin In
while rental carries. Good hedge
REALTORS. daithersburE 2ap.
WE HAVE FOR SALE, 9 new 10
location. This building viii show
A 20es Net Return n Your In
vestment. This ad. Is hdt 3 come.
On. For In the past y months
We have sold over $3.50. 900 in
small investment properties In
which we specialize. II you are
lookine for q small Or large In
vgstment IN real pronerty. please
give MT. YOUNG q cal and see
ERR Ees! jS Hs nsSs REAL Ea4AfE. nGESt S1 y: !,
TAKoMA PARK SILVER SPRING
AMIN NAAU WV wv 80
phone Mr.. RONALD. Nv. 4-1Se2.
MONT. COUNTY--s5 acres Eoned
PTlsed nqSssr's st onIs a1I1s 81 800 per S sers r
dsithsTsbuFs oSMsn e eaa 1N-IoNs'
AMoco STATION, income $4,000.
Small colored houses. well A.
nanced. Ma. s-7772 or JU. g-7622:
-KALORAMA AREA
l0-unit air-cond. apt. BLDG. in
excellent repair. and priced TO sell.
Also small business bldg. vacant
3 CO. ST. w. s.7eSo. IS Exclusive.
1141 9th ST. NV,
Corner brick commercial bldg. g.
story and bsmt.. 90xeb IT,; viii sell,
lease or trade.
1O-UNIT APT. BLDG.
Corner brick in popular rental sec
times income.
MOTEL
Modern attractive court on 3 D. 9,
routes In Fairfax, Va: doing GOOD
business: has ga acres of land with
4l3-ft. frontaRe.
ARLEDCE REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 Wilson Blvd. Arl, Va,
IA. 7-4446 Ewes, ,JE. 2-lO70
slO.750-2- family semi
detached brick house. desirable To-
rented. HE. 4-0392. caileves.
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WATERFRONT PRoP. SALE,
NEAR COBB ISLAND. MD.-a.rm.

NEAR COBB ISLAND, MD.--3-rm.
cottage, electricity. arteslan we'll
Lot. 7bxlO0 II. LU. l.6b7S. 2Ss
SMALL BOAT OWNERS, see the
wonderful new Flae Harbor plans
at Ions Beach on the broad
Chesapeake Baya building sites
from $3.50 make you eligible TO
use this outstanding harbor IN
the midst Of the finest fishing ever.
low, down payment and terms n
%rite STa.so M D'ise RocSHIri. K hSq isash fnSr er
81. Leonard, Md, or phone Prince
Frederick 3OB-J.
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WHEATON
Available Soon

Adequate free parking on your
own lot. Perfect working conditions
conditioned oiiiees. Up TO 1890 50.
feet on one floor. No interior col
umns or bearing walls. Attractive
brick building with marble and
poured-stone front will be named
after tenant. Convenient location
amoue large prestige companies.
Rent only sos Of competitive space.
B. Franklin Kahn
NO. 7-slIl Evsninss: OIL. 4-0I7s
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

FARM FOR RENT AsO acres
nearby Southern Nd. IS miles 10
downtown Wash. suit. for dairy
or beef; Ss-cow barn. Wash. per-
nit obtainable. 9s score. Gould
also be used as q beautiful horse
farm. Restored e-rm. residence,
B-fm. guest house with ail-new
interior. Mgr.'s house. three ten
ant houses. Farm completely mech
anized; Is now under cultivation
will accept long lease from reiia-
ole person. For further details
call JOHN r. GRADY 81 CO
b-623g week ends Mr.. Morgan
Grady at VIII. 6-l5g2.
NEW sTROUT FALL cATALoG
FREEl Farms. homes. businesses
"a States STROUT REALTY
1854 Woodward Bldg, Washing
ton. Sterling 3-37S4.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS iSr RENT

ATTRACTIVE. furnished. redeco.
rated shared waiting room. re-
ceptionist Conn. ave. Free confer
ence room, Parking next door
Suitcase, SOS. 1923 Dupont Circle
Bids. Du 7-s7sO.
MEDICAL OFFICES between Bal.
va on Leesbufrh pike new Of
feeg. in Culmore shopping cen
ter, fastest growing metropolitan
area Call DE. 2-55S3 or I'm.
2-4620
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE on 10th
81. at Park I'd. NV. central lQ-
cation; ready for occupancy. DE.
2-bbs3 or EN- 2-4026 70 inspect.
CAPITOL HILL-00O 50 ft,, around
floor. remodeled; air-cond.; S12b
mo. III. 6.0623
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HOUSES TO BUILD

RAMBLER, 3 bedrms.. 2tx4l IT,,
stone front. SlOg0O. Texas
rambler. knotty pine and stone
exterior: spac. bedrms. = SlO.3OO
on your lot: $500 df.: floor plans,
S3b. UN. 4-OS33.
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BOATS

MARINA ROCKET 'b6 26-ft. day
cruiser: sporty. fast: GRAY 1856
h.p. 2 hunks, head, galley; Just
re1inished inside and out, Can be
seen Pentagon Lagoon, Slip E.35.
$500. EX. 3-33O0, Ext. 725 or
NO 1-9426 inightD.
le-FT. CRUISER, Mona: Al
eond S4,25O. Corinthian. Yacht
Club. or call IA. a-3p4b.
RICHARDSON 1919 3i(t. sedan;
twin engines. dinghy IN davits,
phone and many extras; immaeu-
late condition. IA. 7-444S: ewes,
JE. 1-lWlO.
e0NV. TOP, ls-ft. Chrysler in
BOARD speedboat, 10 h.p... V-dr.
Dbl. plank mahog.; peri. XII.
45-FT. BAY BUILT CRUISER,
equip., dock Selby Bay Yacht Cub.
boat No. 13Ll570, Call any time
best olIer over S2.4O0. 10. 7-l21b.
3R-FT. CABIN CRUISER, scripps
motor, 8 10 8. Roomy head. Fine
galley. Bottled eas. 8 and 1lO
volt. wired. CharRer. Ideal family
weekend boat. Fully equipped, Ex-
Gel. cond $4,000. hrm. For appt.,
Lu. 2-304l or UN. 7-21O6.
RENT A BOAT
Columbia Island Marina
PeDtagon Lagoon
DI. 7-01S3
RARGATN
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

KENwOOD BEACH COTTAGE. 9
rms. all modern convenience. Ice.
screened porch; Sat. through La
Dor Day: S75. AP. 7-23Sb.
WATERFRONT COTTAGE, near
Leonardtown, Nd; sleeps g; pvt.
pier. boat: $50 wk. OIL. 2-09O3.
COLONIAL BEACH = Beach, front
cottaRe and dc !. units: clean: elec.
kit. hot wtf,, pvt. pier, iish. crab:
swim: lge.- play area; safe for chill
dren. co. b-06li, Nor. Thurs. eve.
Evening star., 1957-08-27

CORNER 18th AND CLIFTON SITS.
NV. = NEW IR-coNDITIoNED
STORE. 65-ft front on i4th st..
"a II, deep: can arrange for addi-
tional storage space and parking:
will divide 70 suit tenant: will give
suitable lease. WM. J. DAVIS.
INC, 500 H 81. NV. NA. $500.
Ewes. Ju S-36ie.
End COMMERCIAL ZONE
OF s73s 10th at. ne. Very de-
sirable BLDG: l5r7b IT.: newly dec. (:
unlimited parking, suitable sales
and show rms; liRht manufac-
n1sAstsn sSIsnss Ss1lssi &c; sss1z cell Aon' MR.
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MACHINERY .and EQUIP.
TRUCKS FOR SALE

WANTED u OF. 1-yard baekhoe: in
go0d condition. cR. 3-6650.
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MOTEL

O3N4N ~ .
Corner brick IN popular rental Sec
tlon Of ArlinRton; priced about Z
times income.
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Small colored houses. well d.
nanced. MA. SITE or Ju. p-7622
.KAIORAMA AREA

10-unit air-cond. apt. bldg. in
excellent repair, and priced TO sell.
Also small business bldg. vacant
store on lst Or LANES Y; DIXON
Evening star., 1957-08-27

Modern attractive court on 3 D. 8.
routes In Fairfax, va: doing good
business; has ga acres of land with
AIQ.ff frnnfa0a
Evening star., 1957-08-27

ARLEDoE REAL ESTATE CORR.
1888 Wilson Blvd. Arl, Va.
IA 7-444S Ewes. ". 2-l010
sl0.750-2- family semi
detached brick house, desirable To-
eaten eaten EE s1eres aaaa SALE hcsn ys. apts
Evening star., 1957-08-27

WASH. BLDo. DI. 7-s5Oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
80 Feared Lost
lin Ferry Sinking

HIROSHIMA. April IL R.--
A small ferryboat carrying more
than twice its registered passen-
ger capacity rammed a rocky
obstruction in Japan's pictur-
esque Inland Sea today and sank
quickly. More than 80 persons
were feared lost.
The Coast Guard reported 222
persons were aboard the small
vessel 1t said 81 bodies had
been received. so persons were
missing and l4l had been res
cued.
The crowd of mentioning
Japanese tourists was returning
from a visit to a temple. There
was no indication that any
Americans were aboard.
Hope for Survivors Fades
Twelve patrol boats crisis
crossed the area, 81 miles east
of Hiroshima, as darkness fell.
Hope of finding more survivors
faded rapidly.
| Hiroshima police said a l6-
year-old boy was at the helm
and the captain was collecting
tickets when the Acton vessel
slammed into Toramaru Rock
at lis pm. The vessel cap
sized and sank. The rock is one
of thousands of outcroppings
which stud the inland sea.
The Ministry of TranSporta-
ton said the ferry, the No. 5
Kitagawa Maru. had a regis
tered capacity of 80 passengers.
1t was carrying 4 crewmen and
2lS passengers. the Coast Guard
reported.
| The boat was en- route from
Setoda TO Onomichi.
Aid Rushed to Area
Japanese defense forces rushed
to the area. Patrol boats con-
verged on the winding waterway
between the islands of Honshu
and Shikoku.
The Kitagawa Maru went
down in cloudy but clear weather
in the same general area where
the Shiun Maru sank in May
1855. with a death toll of 100
Japan's worst ferryboat disas-
ter-and one of the great marine
disasters of all time-was the
capsizing during a typhoon of
the Toya Maru on September 26,
1854. A total Of l,172 persons
were drowned, including Sc
Americans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

found stolen garments valued at
$4,000 in the store.
Both brothers were charged
with criminally receiving stolen
property.
The additional charge of pos
session of burglars tools was en-
tered against Sol Greenberg. Po-
lice said the long underwear and
girdle had to be accounted fol
as possible evidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

RIO DE JANE1Ro. April IL
R.-President Juscelino Kubit-
schek has asked Congress for IS
million cruzeiros $225. ooO to f.
nance a new secret code for Bra
I'll. The old code was quoted
by a Congressman in a speech.
officials said his revelations en-
abled foreign nations to break
the code.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
9TH Fleet Chief Reports
Red Subs Off Formoso

TOKYO. April IL (R.-Vice
Admiral Wallace M. Beakley
commander of the United States
7th Fleet, said today his ships
have made some contacts with
Communist submarines off For
mosa. He added the contacts
are not too frequent"
THE Red subs never take any
hostile action" Admiral Beakley
told a foreign correspondents
club luncheon. We've never
tangled with them"
The admiral added United
States forces also had made con-
tact with Communist subs in the
Atlantic. He said the Russians
have increased their total SUBJ
marine strength from 400 to
about 500, of which about 100
are based at Vladivostok and
other Pacific ports.
The admiral also said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
Long Underwear,
.GirdIe Classified
AS BurqIur Tools

NEW YORK. April IL (F.-
Apparently for the first time
long underwear and a girdle
have been classified as burglars
tools.
The classification was made
yesterday after the arrest of Sol
Greenberg. so. of Long Island
City. Queens, and his brother
Benjamin. SO, of the Bronx.
Police accuse the brothers OF
the following scheme:
Sol. wearing a girdle and long
underwear under his clothing
would make a purchase at q
dress shop. While the clerk was
wrapping it, Sol would grab
other dresses from the racks ano
stuff them inside his long under
wear.
The girdle kept him thin
enough so he could get dresses
lin the space between it and the
underwear.
Then Sol would deliver the
goods to the dress shop operated
by his brother. Police said they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

Russia has about so or 70
long-range subs in the Far East
The Soviets have turned over
about is subs, including some
modern ones, to the Chinese
Communists. The Chinese also
have fewer than 100 smaller
type destroyer escorts and SINH
lar ships. plus about $500 mo-
torized junks.
The 7th fleet. Americas big
gest." has lot ships with a Sun
day punch" that can be either
atomic or conventional" 1t
includes 48 destroyers, three
cruisers and three to five air
craft carriers.
The Communists do not have
many Far East bases for launch
ing guided missiles. However,
their air strength in the area is
greater than that Of the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
President to FLY
To Augusta for
Easter Vacation

President Eisenhower, who Is
flying to his Gettysburg, Pa,
farm this afternoon for the
week end, plans to fly to Au-
gusta, Ga. next Thursday for
an Easter golfiing vacation.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty said the Pres
Iident and Mrs. Eisenhower ex-
pected to leave about noon for
their farm. Mrs. Eisenhower
who doesn't like to fly, is going
by car. It will be the Presidents
first fight to Gettysburg since
the election.
Mrs. Eisenhower also is ex-
uected to accompany her hus-
band to Augusta next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

itician, but not as fiery as Mr.
NabulSi. Both belong to the Ma
tional Socialist Party. Mr.. Nimr
would encounter no difficulties
in forming a cabinet. since the
party and blpcs aligned with it
could command decisive ma
jority in the 4O-man parliament.
Compromise Seen
Choosing Mr.. Nimr to replace
Mr.. Nabulsi could mean a COM
promise between the palace and
the National Socialist Party. 1t
may be a face saving device.
Earlier the King was reported
ready to reappoint Mr.. Nabulsi
but this failed to materiaiize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
Kishi Tour includes
Three U. S. Cities

Prime Minister Nobusuke Kish
of Japan is expected to visit
New York, San Francisco anc
Los Angeles in June when he i.
scheduled to pay an official visit
on President Eisenhower.
Minister Takezo Shimoda Of
the japanese embassy said yes
terday Mr.. Kishi's visit will
greatly contribute to mutual un.
derstanding between our two
countries"
Mr.. Shimoda said preparations
for the trip are now being made
in Tokyo and the full itinerary
has not yet been determined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

"a Cairo dispatch in the
newspaper AL Messaa said Mr..
Nimr had already been named
premier designate.)
MIR. Nimr, 40. was defense ant
minister in Mr.. Nabulsi'.
He is described as 9
strong -willed and aggressive pol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

1t Is not clear what foreign
policy Mr.. Nimr would follow
but informed sources say HI
could be expected to carry on,
the policies of Mr.. Nabulsi anc
the National Socialist Party.
Mr.. Nabulsi said he would re.
fuse American aid if this re.
quired him to oppose commu.
nism. Though he is not a Com.
munist. he frequently said HI
wants to be friends with Soviet
Russia. His cabinet recently
agreed to exchange diplomatic
relations with the Soviets.
May Get Cabinet Post
Whether Mr.. Nabulsi would be
included in a government set UP
by Mr.. Nimr still was not def
mite. One source said he would
not be. Other informants said he
would be given the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs.
Hussein was said to have sum-
moned Mr.. Nabulsi to the palace
following long night session
between the young King and his
top advisers. Earlier yesterday
former Foreign Minister Hus-
sein Fakhri Khalidi failed in an
attempt to Put together a new
government.
Mr.. Nabulsi. who was asked to
stay on as caretaker premier,
yesterday acted like a man
greatly unconcerned about the
political developments. He has
gained great popularity with the
masses in recent months because
of his. support Of unity with
Syria and Egypt in the name of
Arab liberation" and his oppo-
sition to pro-Western programs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
Jordan King May Pick
Aide of Fired Premier

AMMAN, Jordan. April IL Up.
king Hussein was expected to-
day to call on Abdel Hahn Nimr
to form a new government. Mr..
Nimr is a close associate of
Suleiman Nabulsi, who was dis
missed as premier by the King
on Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
Dinner in Tears

OKEMAH. Okla. R-The
Thlopthlocco (cql Methodist In
dian Church's annual wild onion
dinner was a success. john
Deer. a church official, said $3.50
was raised with $50 in attend
J ance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

NEW DELHI up. - India's
brightest tourist attraction-the
Tai Mahal - has an annual
maintenance bill Of about $l5,-
900, a government of India an
nouncement SAYS.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-19
Live Christmas Puppy
BTinas Responsibility

Live gifts for Christmas are
increasingly popular. To enjoy
the full benefit of owning a pet,
however, the receiver of such
a gift should be ready to assume
certain responsibilities.
The child receiving the pet
may offer 10 care for it, but to
avoid overfeeding, or neglect,
responsible persons should over
see the animals treatment.
Like babies, pups and kittens
eat smaller meals but more often
than mature members of their
species. If diet recommendations
and feeding schedule do not
come wi h the new pet, veteri
marian can give advice not only
on diet but on immunization pro-
cedures, bathing, gr Dom n 6,
house training and general care.
With assistance, a Christmas
pet should bring pleasure to the
entire family for many years to
come.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-19
America Provided Xmas Poinsetta

While it seems rather odd, it
GER ainly is interesting that
America has given the world its
most beloved Christmas plant
the poinsettia. This plant, like
so many others Of our best flow
ers, is native to tropical America.
The florist has been able 10 pro-
pagate it and grow it in a small
pot, so that, with its flaming red
bracts or leaves, it makes a most
desirable Christmas plant.
There is a sentiment that goes
with most Christmas plants -
we hate to throw them away.
What can be done with the poin-
settia? Most of us figure that it
is easier and cheaper to throw
it away. However, if properly
handled, it will bloom for you
a second or even third or
fourth year. You can even prop
agate it, if you wish, and have
more plants.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-19
| IS Dead, 40 Injured In Xmas Fire

Continue from Icy
several persons told him to look
out, he'd get burned.
Santa heard the warning. He
picked up a small toy chair and
threw it at the burning branch.
Instead of putting out the
blaze, he knocked over ker-
osene lamp on a nearby table.
The lamp exploded!
Panic resulted. The crowd
stampeded for the door.
Santa Claus tried to smother
the flame with a coat. Then he
grapzed the cotton stage curtain.
Any hing to smother the flame.
In his excitement he knocked
over the tree. In that instant
his clothes caught fire.
Now fire reached the ceiling.
1t had been freshly painted. The
fire flashed over the entire sur
face!
Twelve minutes after the fire
started, the building collapsed.
Some of those who had escaped
through the narrow doorway
had tried to re-enter to rescue
others. They met head on-com-
pletely blocking the exit.
On the outside, others tried
unsuccessfully to pry the win
dow screens from their fasten-
ings.
When the bodies were re-
moved from the ruins of Babbs
Switch School that Christmas
Eve in 1924, they counted 33
dead. Three other persons died
later. In all, 18 children, 18
adults.
The teacher was among them.
Santa, too. Forty others were in
jured or burned.
Thus, Babbs Switch's biggest
Christmas party became one of
the most tragic.
Yet from the tragedy many
lessons were learned, the Ma
'ional Board of Fire Under
writer's points out.
The schoolhouse had two
doors, with only one in use.\Tha.
door opened inward-against the
direction of travel. The othe
led to a coal bin, added afte
construction of the building. Tho
seven windows, in effect, were
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-19

barred. Each window was screen
ed-the screen fastened in each
corner with a bolt running
through the easement and secur-
ed with a nut inside. Wire staples
fastened the screens to the win
dow frames.
The building itself-20 feet by
36 feet-was too small to hold
the assembled crowd. Desks and
additional chairs had provided
seating space for about 100. The
overflow crowd had packed the
aisles and all available floor
space.
Other facts, such as lighting
by oil lamp, the insecure Christ
mas tree with its flammable dec
orations and lighted candles, the
freshly-pa.nted ceiling, the
absence of even so much as a
bucket of water to extinguiSh a
possible fire and Santa Claus
clumsy attempts to do so, all
further contributed to that large
scale disaster.
But out of that disaster came
many improvements. For tina,
fire had underlined the need for
tire safety precautions in all
places of assembly. It had ser
we'd as a grim notice that special
precautions are needed during
the Christmas season-if Babbs
Switch never is to happen again!
Real progress will be made in
safeguarding life and protecting
property, says the National
Board of Fire Underwriters, if
precautions are taken to mini
mize the danger of fire and to
provide for safety in case fire
occurs.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-19

bloom during the Christmas
season and not during the sum-
mer.
The so-called blooms are really
leafy bracts which color up a
brilliant red. The true flowers
are the small insignificant yell
loWish cups found in the center
of The Whorl Of red bracts.
PCinsettias require regular
Wa,ering-every day if necessary
but not excessive watering.
They should be placed where
they will get a maximum amount
of daylight and sunshine. Day
temp peratures should be about
70-72 degrees and night tempera-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-19
Poinsetta Can Be Kept TIL Next Year,

tIIres should never be allowed
to drop below go degrees.
Your poinsettia need not De
discarded after the holiday sea
son is over. To keep your plant
until next year, place it IN the
basement or some other dry
place, where there is no danger
of it freezing. Water it very
little, if at all, allowing the sol
to dry up. Next May bring the
plant out, cut the stem back
about two-thirds, wash the old
soil off the roots and re-potjln
new soil. SoftWood cuttings
taken in July and rooted will
give you good Christmas blooms
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-19
SAVE THE TREE

If your tree holder is the type
that allows the butt of he tree to
rest in water, you can help keep
needles from dropping by dis
;olving plant food in the water
f you use a pebble or rock
silled pail to support the tree,
over the pebbles or rock wi h
/ plant food solution. Use one
easpoonful of plant food (or one
liant food tablet) to each gallon
f water in the container.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-19

The poinsettia, long most
popular Christmas plant, is one
of a group of plants known as
short day plants because it will
bloom only in the season of the
year with the shortest day length
periods, preferably 10 hours or
less. That is why it is always in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-19
CHURCH NOTES

The church services for Barry's
Ridge church were announced
today as follows: Sunday school
on Sunday, Dec. % at 200 2. m.
followed by a Christmas pro-
gram with special music and
recitations at 800 p. m. An
eleven foot scene of the Christ
mas S ory will be on display in
the church. Everyone welcome.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-19

To keep the high quality of
food, put no more unfrozen food
mo a freezer than will freeze
within "a hours. Usually this
will be about , or pounds of
food to a cubic foot bf freezer
capacitY.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-19

Give the plant a resting period
around the middle of February.
The florist simply lays it under
the benches, but you will prob
ably put it in your basement.
Water it occasionally - enough
to keep the wood from willing,
but no more. Then, around the
lat er part of May or early in
June, bring it out, cut it back
rather severely, and repot it.
You can then Put it outside if
you wish in the shade of tree
or shrub, and water it enough
to keep it growing. Of course, if
you have nice, warm, sandy
spot, you might plant it right
in the ground, but most of us
prefer to leave it in the pot
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-19

The Ohio River, oddly enough,
does not belong to the State of
Ohio, but to Pennsylvania, West
Virginia and Kentucky.