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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17

F0XHALL-DUMBARTON AREA, BY
owner. Hse. with beautiful view;
3 bedrms., 2 baths; S20,950. 10
agents. By appointment, call d..
7-3391, ella noon.
GLOVER PARK - Desirable loca-
ten; ~. sttraes , SscoT5 3bs ssFSs:
mod. kit. and family rm. LIST II
s 5 ss% pHS sss s1 low payment rss ri
loan. S20.950. FE. 7-47S1.
kALORAMA HTS. AND EMBASSY
vide town house cons. q 3 huge
rms, kit. dinette and powder
rm. on first A.: 5 bedrms 2 baths
on End A.. spac. attic and bsmt.
Lge. built-in garage. Concrete
porch, s23,500; Cali MR., HER
BERT. Ii. 3-1065. ewes. Ii. g.
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REAL ESTATE SALE Or EXON.

NO. SPRINGFIELD. Bonnyvcod-
Brick split-leyel 8 bedrms., 2 full
baths, sep. DIN. rm... eat-in kit.
finest equipment, finished rec. rm.
large lot with shade trees. Ask
ing $24,950; assume FLA loan
OWNER, CT. 6-5SS4.
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NASAAJ SAASANSAA
ringing. This house will be
avail. Tuesday, August Is.
Only 8 yrs. young. All-brick
rancher with full bsmt, 8
bedrms., sep. din. rm., 2 IRE
places. Only $3.50 down.
assume huge trust. Bus,
stores, close By. Price, $50.
$50. Inspect today. JE.
School real close by on
this $l7.5Oo . Floridian
rms, firepl. in liv. rm.' and
rec. rm.: 16x22 patio, full
bsmt., maids shower and
bedrm., complete storm win
dows, washer, drier, dis
posal, range, refgr. all in
mo. This win not last. Dial
JE. 10000.
School bus not Needed on
this immac. 3-bedrm; al
Full bsmt., f1repl. In liv. rm.,
2-car garage. trees, fenced
yard. $500 down, $50 mo.
FLA. LOOK AT THIS M
MEDIATELY. JE. 10000,
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY,
INC, 701 w. Broad st., Falls
Church, Va.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI-Opposite Nd. q. coll
course: Lovely 3-bedrm. bTk. ram
bier. hv. nm. wLfirepl.. ~ baths,
lge. paneled. daylight rec. I'm scr
porch, estate-fenced lot HA. 2
A MARYLAND RANCHRR. contem.
p SiStaTy v;1 SSsSTm .od 5s%6les ysh
minum siding, equip. kit. washer
and storm windows. Shady lot
Approved Gl terms. S11,6OO OF
approved FLA terms, $4,000
Maryland SALES. TO. 0-6762
A VACANT SUPERSEDED prestige
area quality 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
&c luxe kit; daylight waIk-out
approved terms, or as little as
$500 dn.. Conventional. MARY.
LAND SALES, TO. 9-l762.
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FAIRFAX-Lovely rambler, air.
conditioned. Sep. din. rm., den,
windows; on acre, With fruit
trees, grape arbor, garden, tool
shed fenced: will try FLA with
$500 down: total price, $15,950
A. q @. REALTY. JE. 41Q433.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedroom
suburban home in Pimmit Hills;
loan. by OWNER. Ell. 6-426S
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lovely residential area. Side porch,
garage. 3 bedrooms, Ia baths,
21-ft. living room, large fecrea-
tion room. School: possession;
B faSigsSi REALTY OIL. 4.141s
BETHEsDA-Excel. selection Of q
bedrm. ramblers for the smaller
family.-S15,250. S16,960, ST.
$50 and S1S,500.-Bradley blvd,
Parkwood, Alta Vista and Wise.
ave. areas. ANDRIS REALTY, OIL.
2-9070.
BRADMOOR, 1901 Hampstead ave.
-3-bedrm. brick Colonial: at
tached garage. corner lot. Owner
win FLA; $ls,750. Open 2 "
DARK dsr ,I MAL SSs5a. R. CHRISTIAN
BROOKDALE, Orchardale: short
walking distance to new Lord o.
Taylor and Woodward and 10th
nice private lot. THOMAS l..
PHILLIPS CO., OIL. 4-1424: eyes,,
EN-. 2-50S2.
BROOKMANOR COUNTRY CLUE
Custom-buiit on IL fertile acres;
large iiv. rm. with fireplaces, sep.
din. rm., 4 bedrms., maids rm.
in bsmt.: storm sash, garage,
tightening rods. HUGH T. PECK.
LO. 5-4742.
BURNING TRFE VALLEY-Terrific
buy. owner says sell. 3-year-old
brick rambler in immac. cond. 8
bedrms., "a baths, screened porch,
full daylight bsmt.. liy. I'm. with
dining area 20 It. Price. S23,950
for quick sale. Excellent financing
available. Call OIL. 6-2344 once
2 ssRsS E 81 saI & I hNKcEDERicK w.
CHEVY CHASE; ideal for diplomat
Stone Colonial In excel. residen-
tial area: center hall, formal liv.
rm. and din; rm., mod. kit. With
PoRtTy r 91se OK IS. dr. tIeS ana
5 baths on End d.: gear garage:
excellent financing; S47, 300.
KORZENDORFER, REALTOR. OIL.
4-S111l till g..
CHEVY ChASE-The Hamle Z.
Handsome split-leyel packed fun
of Georgetown charm" in beau
tiful setting featuring receipt. hall,
8 bedrnls. plus maids rm., library,
club rm., sep. din rm., most .gra-
cious liv. rm.. terrace and patio In
LOVELY OLD WORLD GARDEN.
ELlCeu IN tnC aus C1ll w. O-SO3E.
" Sfnf sE pRsR SHES ~ 8 : hNEcEDERlck
CHEVY CHASE, close-in-Contem-
porary split-level, 2 bedrms. and
bath up; v: 6e %aId and hath bath On ,r
s Sleep e'e quarters Tsu LIVING h'' room-
dining room opens onto private
screened porch and secluded rear
yard; fully equipped kitchen with
dining space. Upper 2Os. ANDRIS
REALTY, OIL. 2-9070.
COLEsVILLE-Six-rm. brick. Liv.
rm., flrepl., 2 baths, full bsmt.,
agents OWNER. Nv. 1881.
CUSTOM BUHLT all brick, full
basement rambler with 3 spacious
bedrooms and 2 full baths; Near
schools in prime Silver Spring
neighborhood. New house condi-
ton; S22,59o; a; J. KEssINoER
FLOWER AND FRANKLIN AVE.
-Immed. occupancy. Vacant.
Large brick Cape Cod, in choice
section, close in. Full din. rm.. 3
bedrms.. 2 full baths, porch, large
kit. with breakfast nook. Priced
HE. 4-i700.
FLOWER AVE. AREA - Close-in
Silver Spring; 3-bedrm. brick CO.
Blair High and OakvieW schools
shopping and bus: full bsmt.. rec
rn7., side ser. porch: nice lot with
trees. Large 4hes loan may b.
assumed. Monthly payments d
sos includes all. Price, S19,500
CHESTER KELLER WOODMOOF
AGCY. CORP. JU. 5-7100, 9 to Q
-FOUR CORNERS AREA - BY
OWNER. No agents. 3-bedrm. ram.
pier: large liv. rn. with fireplace
dining Il, basement, fenced yard
Slo'S0o. u. s-5sNp.
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FALLS CHURCH-Must sell. i'm,
Schools. FLA apprs isai $4,000;
best over S20.250. OWNER. CIR
3-3673.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-S11 300
Little antique brick Cape Cod;
pine-paneled throughout; liv. rm.,
lift. kitchen, washer, drier, all
conditioner, bath, carport, huge
brick outdoor fireplace. Lovely "a
acre paddock fenced corner lot.
$1,000 cash. LUCILLE COOK,
Realtor. JE. 1892, JE. 2-4664.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARCOLA AVE. AREA-Nev homes;
c eSsscm sDtnie Ssis: and bsSs
rms. Everything you desire in
new homes with wonderful A.
nnncing. Trades invited. HUGH T.
PECK. 10. 6-4742.
ARE YOU BUYING OR SELLING?
Call usi Biz enough to serve you.
df Gull oG Real Estate. t 81. 4-liSSS.
BETHESDA-BRADLEY HILLSElst
Offering Of this charming custom
brick rambler, located on 0 Sc
cluded y acre with beaut. oak
trees and thousands Of dollars OF
landscaping: center hal, liv. rm.
16x32, sep. din. rm. immense kit.
with pantry, master bedrms., 2
s ssshs; ss5esasS gSEsa EsTsEe;
BETHESDA, conv, Naval Hospital.
B-cC and Our Lady Of Lourdes-
Immae: 3-bedrm: brick Colonial;
ER REAE ls ~ o. k 4sfin tl &
BETHESDA. Mapleyood: $23,95O-
eond; sE I5isk noSe con n fEzseI
BATHS, full bsmt., garage. Lo-
Gated on level, natural lot with
many trees, in o much-sought-
after neighborhood. Purchaser can
assume present loan at 4ih9s In
terest rate. Immediate occupancy.
Call OWNER, OIL. 2-0326.
sPLIT-LEvEL. 8 bedrooms. 2M
baths, spacious modern kitchen,
separate dining room, daylight
recreation room, full basement,
garage; immediate possession:
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-i4l5
BETHESDA-3-bdrm. rambler with
firepl. and rec. RIM. on q nice level
feeced lot in close-in area. Conv.
to all schools and shopp. Don't
fail to see this one. The nnanc-
ing Is good and occupancy soon.
$15.950. GEO. W, ROBERTSON,
REALTOR, CT. 2-2123 till 8.
BETHESDA, Woodhaven. spic-and-
span stone Colonial in wooded
setting. Library. powder rm., 3
bedrms.. 2 baths, nm. rec. rrn.,
scr. porch, garage, extras. Upper
20s2 SAMUEL 3. BOGLEY OF
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MASS. AVE. HILLS

2ts-year-old Williamsburg Colonial
on deep lot, attractive entrance
10 q very iivable plan; extra-mod-
seFn kitchen, separate dining ROOM
3 bedrooms, IA baths, recreation
room and full basement. Ewes.
call Mr.. Kennedy. EN-. 2-6S91:
W. C. q A. N. MILLER DEV. CO
LIST YOUR HOME WITH W
Realtors EN-. Z-44o4
OPEN, 14lO KENNEDY NV, lovely
home, 0 rms, 3M baths, h.-w.h
garage, reas., priced very low.
fOWNHOUSE-on Conn. ave. Thii
s6-Tm., 2h-bath brick home, COM
pletely redecorated, like new. Fol
further information, call MR.
! FREDERICK, Ma. S-1SO5, ewes
IRA. 6.l24R.
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;OI0RED = RRIGHTWOOD

GOL0RED = BRENTWOOD = g
fences; q complete apis. with pri-
ssvate entrances. lovely rec. room
with bar, concrete front porch,
adet. garage. Rent from. one apt
will easily take care Of monthly
payments: property in excel. cond
Priced right for quick sale, with
$1,000 down. Call Mr.. Loving, WA.
$4,000. with ROBERT 8. DAVIS
81 Co, INC.
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BROOKDALE, Orchardale: shori
walking distance to new Lord q
Taylor and Woodward and 10th
rop's stores-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier in beautiful condition and on
nice private lot. THOMAS L,
PHILLIPS CO.. Oh. 4-1424; eyes,
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COLoRED-REAL BARGAIN
Sedrms.. large liv.,rm.. din. rm.
sknotty-pine rec. rm., maids apt.
SS16,95O. IA. 9-O41O.
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4 -bedrm. brk,. center hall, lge. kit.
2 fireplaces, sep. din. rm. BY
OWNER, CT. 0-l025,
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BETHESDA RAMBLE Err

BETHESDA RAMBLER
NEW HOME UNDER $4,000
Brand new all-brick home with
8 bedrooms and full bsmt.: con-
venient to PUBLIC and paIochial
Shopping Center. Excellent terms
James c. Conley & Co.
1901 woodmont Ave. Bethesda
OF, 1858
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$500 DOWN

$40 month buys this Sl9,500
3-bedrm. brick rambler M, s
schools: Ia baths, GE kitchen
rec. rm.. corner fenced yard
Conn: ave. Park. Wheaton. DOR
OTHY K. WINSTON q Co, COS
18th st. NV. ST. 3-O56O.
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BURNING TRFE VALLEY-Terriflt
STck amber 0MRas SAYS IL m ns cond
fun daylight bsnit.. iiy. rm. with
dining area 20 It. Price. SEA- $50
for quick sale. Excellent financing
available. Call OIL. 6-2344. once
e SppvS g I'll Iir 2; I FREDERICK W.
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cOLORED-ISth AND TAYLOR
SITS. N.W.-Corner red brick
home. "A lge. bedrms., 2 baths. 2
slge. pdrches, / encl., gear Diet.
garage; newly dec: owner leaving
city. Price S19,950 for quick sale.
Call owner after 8 pm. RA.
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SILVER sPRING-Owner trans
ferred from this area; selling his
beautiful split-level home, only
2 years old. 4 bedrms., 2h baths.
rec. rm., modern de luxe kitchen,
etc.; L block to bus. S23,95O. p.
": BERENs SALES. INC, JU.
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BROOKMANOR COUNTRY CLUE
Custom-built on w. fertile acres;
large liv. rm. with fireplaces, sep
din. rm., 4 bedrms., maids rm
in bsmt.: storm sash, garager
tightening rods. HUGH T. PECK,
To k-4740
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CHEVY CHASE; ideal for diplomat
taS spss cO sSnsr n RAIL ftcf Cr rssdfR
rm. and din. rm., mod. kit. with
pantry, breakfast rm.. study and
powder rm on LIST mr.: 5 bedrms.,
8 baths on End a.: gear garage;
excellent financing; SAL 800
KoRzENDoRFER, REALToR. OIL
A-0111 'ttls q
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Large brick Cape Cod, in choice
section. close in. Full din. rm.,
bedrms., 2 full baths, porch, large
kit. with breakfast nook. Priced
for quick sale. HUGH T. PECK,
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CHEVY CHASE, close-in-Contem-
porary split-level, 2 bedrms. and
bath up: Q bedrms. and bath on
lower level afford separation In
sleeping quarters. Living ROOM
dining room opens onto private
screened porch and secluded rear
yard: fully equipped kitchen with
dining space. Upper 20s. ANDRIS
REALTY, OIL. 2-9070.
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TRANSFERRED

QUICK POSSESSION
Garrison. Colonial near Suburban
Hospital and convenient to NH
only 3 yrs. old; powder room OF
list d. and rec. rm. in bsmt.;
highly desirable residential area;
large trees, fenced yard; very
clean house; priced in EOS.
James C. Conley & Co
1901 Woodmont Ave-, Bethesda
OIL. 1888
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BERWYN HTS.

BRICK RAMBLER, with SEP. din
Ii9Ss i as slse5 SSsrt PaA Of Sris g
terms. Call It'll Q pm, WA
11cSeo0; ROBERT 8. DAVIS 1
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NoRTHWOoD PARK-si9. 800; 4
you are . Garden lover you must
see this 3-bedroom Cape Cod with
sep. din. rm. firepl. in liv. rm.,
ne. nice lee rec; I'm: attached saraSs;
community and Is close to every.
thing. CHESTER KELLER WOOD.
MOOR AGENCY CORP. Q to o
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CHEVY CIiAsE-The Ham E {.
Handsome split-leyel packed fun
OF "Georgetown charm" in beau
tiful SETTING. featuring receipt. hall,
8 bedrnns. plus maids rm., library,
club rm., sep. din. rm., most .gra-
f fSSi y iii oD te WosIb 6ne dR RftIS
Priced in the 40s. Call OIL. 6-2344,
once open Q till q. FREDERICK
W. BERENS SALES. NC.
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|BRADMOOR, 1901 Hampstead ave
-3-bedrm. brick Colonial; at
viii FHA. $lS.750. Open 3 'til
dark. MALORA r. CHRISTIAN
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REDUCING SALON
OpENINGS

Choice locs. avail. in Nd, Va. ant
ID. G. No prev. exper. nee. Cal
HERMAN Eiss, ST. 3-s746, ewes
III. A-3022.
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TssdhAaoN u Ssa cG snS siss ..sr sis 8
ground. Close 10 schools. and only
$l3.750 with $3.50 down. Cal
70, 5-36s7. SUBURBAN PROP.
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ssmall yellow flowers with
foliage which looks like the
tail Of the abundant jungle
rats.
Most Of these can be de-
tected only with sharp eyes in
the deep junsIes. Nearly all
grow in the trunks Of the tree
ferns and they are grown in
gardens on moss covered
chunks OF such trunks. Every
now and then q hitherto un-
known species is brought back
by the exploring botanists. For
the most part. however, those
found have been listed In cata-
logues OF Panama flowers and
the chief new information Is
that concerning their often
wierd habits.
A few grow on the ground
or near the roots Of trees. The
majority. however. are found
as epyphytes, or tree growers.
at heights Of 80 to 40 feet
where they receive filtered sun
light from the higher canopy
and where there is a light wind
most Of the time. The wind is
necessary to produce circula-
ton around their roots which
apparently grow out OF tree
bark. Most Of the sustenance
of the flowers is obtained from
the air.
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Group to Aid
Tibeton Refugees

NEW YORK. April - tAP)
IA committee has been formed
10 aid Tibetans who fee Com
munist rule.
The first act Of the Ameri-
can Emergency Committee for
Tibetan Refugees was to cable
the Dalai Lama with an offer
Iof assistance. The Tibetan
leader fed to India after the
revolt broke out in Tibet. The
cable was sent through the
Indian Ministry Of External
Affairs.
The committee Is headed by
Lowell Thomas. news commen-
tator who has travelled in Tibet.
Supreme Court Justice William
o. Douglas Is a vice chairman.
Among the members are Sem
ator Paul H. Douglas, Demo-
crat of Illinois; George Meany,
president Of the AFL-CIO; Ad-
miral Arthur w. Radford, for
mer chairman Of the Joint
chiefs Of stan; American So
cialist leader Norman Thomas;
DR.. Daniel Polling, editor Of
the Christian Herald, and Pub
Usher Henry Luce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. April
Is (Ap) "A plant with joyous
Yuletide connotatlons - the
mistietoe--is under investiga-
ton In the overwhelming
search for new chemicals TO
fight cancer.
A team OF Buffalo IN. W re-
lsearchers reported yesterday
they had confirmed earlier
findings by other investigators
that there is anti-tumor activ-
Iity-at least against certain
animal cancers--in plants Of
the loranthus (mistletoe) fam
lily.
Researchers Oleg s. Selawry
and two colleagues Of Roswell
Park Memorial Institute told
the closing session Of the 50th
annual meeting Of the Ameri-
can Association for Cancer Re-
search that they had tested a
number Of preparations derived
from such plants.
Some Of them showed strong
tumor-inhibiting action. espe-
IciaIly against one form Of
mouse leukemia, they said.
The scientists said attempts
are now under way to Isolate
and purify the active principle.
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pool Of nectar. however. II
trapped. II cannot nv away
with It's sticky wings and the
only way TO escape is to crawl
slowly through q special cham
mel Of the blossom. This Is
barely big enough. The pollen
on the wings Is scraped of to
fertiIize the blossom Of the
trapper. Thus the race is per-
petuated.
When the blossom Of this
orchid opens 1t "explodes" with
. pop which can be heard. the
flower hunters say. 100 feet
away. The plant most COM
monty grows out Of ant nests
on the trunks Of tree ferns.
Among Panama's orchid curl
osities are the encidiums one
Of which is known as the
might harlot." AS soon as dark
ness comes. its odor is sicken-
ingIy sweet. After sunrise there
is no odor at all. closely
related are the ~swan orchids. .
whose white blossoms take the
form of the curling neck Of the
swan. Largest flowers Of all are
the yellow blooms Of the turtle
orchids, and about the most
delicate are 'the dancing girls"
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BALBOA. c. IA bee trap
ing orchid. an orchid extremely
fragrant at night an dodorless
by day, a small yellow-ereen,
black-spotted orchid that looks
like q poisonous spider, one
whose vegetation might be mis-
taken for the shell Of q turtle
and others whose stems are like
rat tails.
These are only a few Of the
curiosities OF the plant world
found IN the canopy Of the
Panama juneles. for the most
part growing out Of trunks and
branches Of high tree ferns
such as were the prevalent tree
vegetation 100 million years
ago over most Of the earth.
A small group here. largely
service officers and their wives,
are making q hobby of combing
the iuneles for these exotic
epiphytes whose camouflaged
blossoms are likely to 60 un-
noticed BY the casual observer.
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WHAT BOOKS MEAN
Passport to World
Seen by Author

From April u 10 70 thousands d
communities will observe the second
Noiionol Library Week. sponsored
BY the Naiionol Sock Commilies
n cooperation With the American
Lihfon Association. Here q we'll
known novelist. ouihor Of the cur
ent best seller @peu' and GloFiou,
Physieion." explains what bocks--
cad Iibforiss--msoa 70 her,
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Train Jumps Tracks,
Waiter Is Injured

MASSILLON, Ohio. April l3
fAP). - The PENNSYLVANIA s
Golden Arrow jumped the
tracks today and a dining car
waiter received a back injury
The Chicago-to-New York
passenger train. No. 81. de-
rallied across the eastbound an6
weStbound tracks near Cherr'
street. blocking traffic in both
directions. Six Of the dozer
cars left the rails.
Police said the waiter, J. S
Brooks, apparently was the
only person injured.
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again II you are without love
or youth, hear wise men speak,
listen to consultations and hopes,
and see all beauty.
It was said by st. John, I'm
the beginning was the Word"
This is not only true of God but
true Of his children. In the be-
ginning, there is always the
word. In more ways than one
we die spiritually without books
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JUNGLEs or PANAMA
Rore Orchids Blush
In Tangled Depths

The Is The fourth and last Of q ssris,
81 articles on Ponama's Dorisr
Province. where the Gorsos Me-
morial Foundation hes established
two comps for medieol research.
r--->---------->------
The great forests are fun Of
them. including the Holy
Ghost flower. which is the ma
tional flower Of Panama. 1t Is
q purple orchid. q rare bloomer,
the center Of whose blossom
appears strikingly like a min
iature dove.
Orchid Traps Bees
Most complex behavior per-
haps Of any known flower is
that Of the yellow bucket or
child" Below the blossom is a
bucket-shaped fold into which
the flower constantly drops
nectar. This attracts small
bees.
Once an insect gets in thu
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DISTRICT OF coLuMBIA-wAsHINeroN

DISTRICT or coLUMBIA-WAsHINGToN
FRANCIS 6 PARSONS INC 200 Nichols Ave-
KAPLAN g CRAWFORD 43o1 Connecticut Ave NV.
ToRREY MOTOR COMPANY 1877 18th Street NV.
MARYLAND
BETHEsDA-DlvvER MOTOR COMPANY 773o Old Georgetown Rd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SONS MOTORS. INC. $500
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RocKvILLE-REED BROTHERS. INC 500 E. Montgomery Ave.
SILVER sPRNe-sU5URBAN MOTORS INC, ISL Pershine
VIRGINIA
ALExANDRIA-MT. VERNON MOTORS INC 1o3oss Diagonal Rd
ARLINGToN-kRBYs SALES SERVICE INC 1900 Tenth ST. NJ
FALLS cHURcH-FALLS CHURCH MOTORS 554 Washington St.
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employees man the firing range
at Cape Canaveral and missile
tracking stations under con-
tract with the Air Force.
While these workers have a
separate contract. a spokes-
man said, they would respect
picket lines In event Of a strike.
The present wage scale for
stewardesses on Pan American
piston aircraft starts at $262.50
a month, Mr.. Horst said, and
goes to a top Of $38o.50 after
three years.
! The stewardesses are under
stood to have reelected a previ-
Gus company offer and voted to
authorize a strike. July l6
marks the end of a Govern
ment-ordered cooling-off pc
Rod. the spokesman said.
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Stewurdess
Strike Near
On Pan Am
By the Assoelated Press

A union official says that Pan
American World Always, in
GLIDING its operations at the
Cape Canaveral missile base,
faces a shutdown after July Is
unless wage demands of Jet
flight Stewardesses are met.
James F. Horst, director of
the Air Transport division of
the Transport Workers . Union,
said 1900 stewardesses have
been seeking a IS per cent in
crease for jet flights. He said
Pan American has refused to
offer more than S per cent.
Mr.. Horst noted that 5000
mechanics and other ground
personnel at Pan American
bases including Cape Canaveral
IN Florida, are members of the
Transport Workers Air Trans
port Division. Pan American
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THE EVENING STAR

Washington, o. C.. Friday, Juk 10, 1859
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Venezuela Helps

UNITED NATIONS, July ID
(AP).-The United Nations an
nounced Venezuela will provide
asylum for las refugees as pari
of its contribution to worlC
refugee year. /
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POLICE INVESTIGATE
MOLESTING REPORT

Mrs. Patricia Allen, 642 lyle
hart Av., reported to police that as
she was driving east on st. An
thony near Albert on October 5
at about 1O:40 a car drove up
behind her and sounded the horn.
The driver attempted to curb
the auto driven by Mrs. Allen
which had two passengers Mrs.
Jocelyn Collins of 91S Fuller and
Mrs. Yvonne Powell of $50 lyle
hart.
Driver repeated his actions until
Mrs. Allen pulled up at Chats
worth and Rondo at the Chats
worth Inn at which time the oc-
cupants drove away. Mrs. Allen
said the car was occupied by two
males in their teens.
License number of auto was
given to police and an investiga-
ton is being made.