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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

STORE, 1929 n st. nv, 15x65 feet. Heat,
toilet: electricity. Only 55 feet from 14th
st. Ideal for radio, electric appliances,
laundry or any other office or business
uses. Rent. 500. Lease to responsible
party. GEORGE Y WoRTHINGToN &
son, 17l9 Eye st. NV. Ma. 1925.
street business" warehouse, manufscturer,
Offices and meeting place; app. 90x1OO:
center Of business district. Apply s16
ss1 ST. N.E.Gstore. $50 mo. suitable
for small business. Call at 1887 H st.
ne. TR, 3279
NEW YORK AVE, opposite Industrial Busi-
ness, Machines Bldg--Either 40 or 90 #.
frontage available with approximately a.
900 or 10000 So #. with rear alley:
owner will build and lease to a responsible
tenant and will act Immediately: this Is
an excellent opportunity to locate in one
of the fastest-growing commercial districts
in Washington. See Mr. Parsons, WEAVER
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg. DI, 5000.
WILL REMODEL building on 9th st. NV,
Just of Penna. ave. for office use. First
floor approximately 900 So. TT. Second
floor approximately 600 50. II. Gould be
used as store with living accommodations.
Near Mellon Gallery, Municipal Center,
Court House. etc Box l-C, Star
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Not This

Jerusalem. Cedar trees still are
found in Lebanon, but not in such
numbers as in the past.
The people of Lebanon make their
living largely by farming and rails
ing livestock. Olive oil is exported
and the country sends carpets and
silk to the outside world. There
are about seven sheep and eight
goats, on the average, for each
family.
Lebanon is the only part of old
Syria where the majority of the
people are Christians. There are
many Moslems in Lebanon, but not
so many as there are Christians.
The matter of religion will have
something to do with the future
OF Lebanon. People in the rest Of
old Syria are mostly Moslems. We
are told that they did not like t.
have the Lebanon section made
into a separate republic. The cit!
| of Beirut is in Lebanon and tht
Syrians would like a guarantee tha
this important seaport will alway'
be open for their free use.
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sToRls FOR RENT.

VALUABLE STORES located Benning and
Minnesota ne, Georgia ave. at Tuckerman,
Nichols ave, s.e., at Good Hope rd. 18th
and SITS. ne. We specialize In this type
Of property and have the most ideal loca-
tions suitable for all types of business.
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 176S.
FOR RENT-Store and three floors above,
3033-3035 M street NV; store is good for
any kind of business: about rs it. long;
there are 10 very large rooms on the three
hoors above, two baths; may be converted
into apartments; store to be remodeled to
suit tenant for long lease; rent $3.50 per
month. NICHOLSON a. CO., the Burling-
ton; lI20 Vt. ave; NV. Ma, 1897.
PROMINENT CORNER LOCATION, north
Of Dupont Circle. frontage on streets,
store contains approximately 100 square
feet large display op Connecticut ave.
poN,AALlps l. BROWN. Ma. 5529.
Joining post ONCE store to be erected;
5000 sq. IT. street floor, 1000 sq. IT. base
merit; facing 3 streets-Washngton blvd
Highland and 10th I'd. FRANK LYON,
1916 H st. NV District 1884. 22s
SuPERsT0RES. two buildings. consistine
Of u 900 SO. feet floor space in Washing
ton$ largest populated business area. Idea
for furniture automobile, market; vsriet!
store and other purposes. Will divide
LOUIS BURMAN. RE. 1858.
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LOWER CONN. AYE.-Modern bldg lime
stone front, splendid investment, posses
sion of lst-fooro store may be had in g
CoRAN HILL CO., INC. 7lO Jackson pl
NV. DI 1888.
DOWNTOWN LOT, ideal for small business
on 18th St, near Eye st. NV. 17x70. i'm
proved by 3-story frame bldg. p. J
WALSHE, INC, Ills Eye St NV. Ma
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY in the heart Of
Washington's largest populated area, 350S
80. This site in conjunction with lease
with prominent chain store. Big bargain
for investor or builder. LOUIS BURMAN,
2nd COMMERCIAL FACTORY, 1000 50.
#. floor space. freproof construction.
SOME OF THE BEST OPPORTUNITIES for
business and industrial locs tions in Ar
lington County. Park and shop areas
and individual store locations W s
HoGE, Jr..- CHI. 060o. 1915 Lee highway.
Not open Sunday
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY, Alexandria, Va.
AZ, 800 50. IT. OF perfectly level ground;
railroad siding already in. Only / block of
No: l highway. EQUIPPED and rented tenn:
year. Priced for quick sale Call Mr.. Child
(eves. Gil. s661). EDWARD r. CARR
RealtOr, 1899 st. NV MA. 1908
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

ROCKVILLE CENTER, Long Island, 20
minis. Penn Sta. g minis. ocean, yacht
basin block away-Brick and slate construc-
tion, bedrms.. 2 baths, sunroom, screened
porch; 2-car brick garage: on beautiful
Handicapped lot 100x140: oil heat. storm
windows: $4,000. OWNER, WI. 1177 81.
CHANB0URNE, an estate of 40 acres,
forested Nine-room house, in fine condi-
ton. all modern conveniences, beautiful
spring. two-car, two-story garage: hard
surfaced road near Greyhound busline.
$4,000. " T. BLY,, Leesburg, Va
OLD STONE HOUSE, walls 81 inches thick.
eight rooms and basement. all modern
conveniences. outbuildings, four acres OF
land, flower and vegetable gardens, fruit
trees. On hard-surfsced road adjacent to
village. lovely retirement home. $10,-
500, v. 7. BLY,, Leesburg. Va
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DOCTORS OFFICE, large, attractive
room Suitable for rartitioning into pri-
vate .offces) with cross ventilation and
outside entrance in prominent uptown
apartment building. BOX 404-A, Star.
UNFIRNISHED or 3 rooms, reception,
small stockroom, safe: also several desirable
ofhce rooms or complete floor; near Hecht
ME- 1890
1900 so FT.-s1s 18th st. NV. Clover
Conn. Conn. ave). Call MR.. MARSHALL, DI
STUDIO for art or writing available eve
l.ings; mr.. Phillips Gallery. Also Qne day.
time. 18th and Eve. NO. 6531, DE. 331s.
DoWNTOWN--First comml., several small
and larger spaces now available DIXIE
REALTY CO.. rent dept, l417 L st NV.
FURNISHED OFFICE for rent; also desk
room and mailing address. L. ]. COWIE
500 Eye St NV Ma 1887
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY on Ist or 2nd trusts: prompt
action. reasonable Latas: nearby Md. Va.
or D. c property. THE AMERICAN CO.,
S07 18th. Ma 5000.
MONEY on SECOND TRUsT-we will
buy second-trust notes. D c. nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N Y ave. nv National 1898
lst AND End TRUST L0ANS-Prompt ano
courteous service Consult us before Dor
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST.
MENT 60 sl7 9th st. NV DI $3.50.
Tst TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; term or monthly payments. P j.
WALSHE. INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma 646S.
INVESTOR desires TO purchase 2nc trust
notes on nearby Virginia property. Cal
CHI 7500 Ext l37 93s
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE and railroad siding-One OF
hnest downtown locations, containing ap-
proximately 10000 50. IT. Of ground: ware
house covers approximately $4,000 SO. IT,;
priced below competition Call Mr.. Colds
borough, EN- 5939, with BEITzELL, DI
3100.
Southwest location, near Municipal Market
and wholesale houses 60xS0 it., $500
so. IT.: excellent condition, new roof oil
Price, S27,5O0. Phone Mr.. Kyle, CO. OILS
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV
MA. 934b
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AuroMoB,Lrs FOR SALE Cont.


PONTIAC 1886 4-door sedan. with heater,
must sell, S225; within OPA ceiling no
dealers. WA, 1915.
sa1 Essd dse1 s4 Pde9t sn S.s aqoOs s
white sidsyal tires; ORA warrsnted'
sTUpEBBAKER 1a4e commanasr skywsy
coupe sedani oyerdriye and underheater;
under oPA ceiling. KILLER MoToRs. esb
silver Spring ave. Silver Spring. Md. SH.
sTUDEBAKER 1871 Commander skyway
Land Cruiser sedan: overdriyei radio and
hsster p White
silysT spriag. ring Nd Nd sH. t 6ioo. N '.e',
sedan de luxe tone: excellent condition;
overdrive; underseat heater within oPA
Ceiling; SI.050. KILLER MOTORS, 925 5
Silver Spring ave-, Silver Spring, Md. SH.
sTiiUDEBAKER 1889 Commander cruising
within oPA ceiling. ss25. KILLER MO-
TORS 925 Silver Spring ave-, Silver Spring
STUDEBAKER 1911 President cruising Sc
dan; de luxe tone: driven only by original
owner-never titled: cyerdriye, radio and
sndsgSsat HER hsaIfF M4oRs ER oFA rs cfiRs sVer
sTUDEBAKER $40 Champion club sedan;
perfect Sfef' recaps Within i'm oPA eeins. 500
KILLER MOTORS, 925 Silver Spring ave-.
Silver Spring, Md. SH 800
STUDEBAKER Champion 1912 5-pass.
coupe; rad, climatizer, new seat covers
5 new tires; first come, frst sold; 5000
cash; Monday after pm. under OPA
ceiling. 7403 Flower ave, Takoma Park
TAXI AND PUG. 1910 Plymouth, good con-
ditl91; anf1 7, reasonable Union l47l. Gan
TAXI TAXI, III II Plymouth. Sti with PUG. new mo-
tor. $500 spent. reconditioning lately;
MODEL FORD, 1915 touring, sale or
trade. Ideal car for display in showroom.
Box 44-C. Star. 22s
COMPARE THESE CARS. fine selection
of late models viii sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below.
Al Studebaker Commander sedan. r. and
Al Chr~sler Saratoga sed.. T. and h.. vacu.
al Mercury 2-door sedan. T. and h..
40 Packard "s" sedan. r. and h.. o. d..
Sl,0S7.
80 Buick 4-door. r. and h., 81 .06s.
rs Buick 4-door, r. and h., Sg06
40 Olds Topedo sedan, r. and h., Sl,201
'42 Pontiac Chieftain "8' sed, h., SLABS
az Studebaker Champion 2-dr. sed., h..
$1,I10.
Many others to choose from. HYATTs-
WILLIE BUICK CO. WA. All.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY. July II.
BURBAN SALE-VA. (Cont.

BSg0N6fNtN ~ A$9tttsfs
FWo-sToRY BRICK on goth St, Arlinstor
equipped; side porch Bedrooms, tile
bath, linen closet and full.size basement
$3.50, $1,000 down. OWNER Chestnut
SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS tracts Of
Sia a: each, dne cleared and one wooded
from wash; beautiful estate sites or can
be subdivided. Not far from transp.,
stores, schools Other smaller era end larger
ARLINGTON, VA. A707 Carlin Spring rd.--
broom and-bath asbestos shingle bunga-
low, side porch coal burner, h.-w.h.,
1-1/10 acres of land, many shade trees
through entire property; price, $4,000;
possession on transfer Of title,
Fails Church. Va. i35 winchester Way
baths, fun cellar, coal burner, air condi-
beautiiui ~ wooded lots S75o TO to $1,000.
REIBLE. agent, OK. 0515 or GIL. 1925.
4-RoOM COTTAGE, fun basement, h;-a.h
bath, lot 75xlb0, nice lawn and shrub
b-room frame house, j acre Of ground
full basement, h.-w.h,, Philgas stove, sur
rounded BY large shade trees close e
Vienna, va: priced $500 on terms.
acre, 4--room frame house, bath, circu-
isstlns sdas heat eles sarase ana poultry
above Camp Washington. Z mile of Lee
highway; price, S4.700, on good terms
RAY BARNEY. corner Of Park st. and
Maple ave, Vienna, Va. Phone ONCE,
Vienna 2lS; residence. Vienna 81.
ARLINGTON, VA few weekend spe-
cials, close in. 6 extra large rooms, full
basement with maids room. oil h.-w h.
very large wooded grounds, 2-car garage;
Sl0600i $4,000 down payment required.
Cbrick), basement, oil h.-w h., large wooded
Erounds, Lear garage; S10,500; $4,000
cash.
Very new broom brick Colonial. base
rnent, wooded lot, Lear garage, S11,500;
$4,000 cash. Others. Phone for appoint
ment Glebe 1851.
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sUBURBAN RENT-MARYIANp.

in perfect condition and completely modern
utilities, numerous outbuildings. % acres
of garden. lawn, etc, for rent to desirable
tenant; unfurnished or completely fur
nished and equipped CHEVY CHASE
REALTY CO., 3403 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900
until q n m
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STORES WANTED.

SMALL SHOP desired in downtown OF
Conn. ave. section for ladies' specialties
and imported gifts Would consider shar-
ing on temporary or permanent basis, Box
499-A, Star. 22s
SMALL STORE with living quarters car
line frontage not necessary. ME- 0942. 22s
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-Listings want
quick action call UN. 1899: eve, 1920,
LISTINGS Of Arlington homes and Vir-
ginia property wanted My experience OF
90 years in building qualities me to get
best results HARRY A, DARNE. Realtor,
57l2 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. Glebe
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DODGE 1889 s4-ton panel truck, fine run
ming order. 221 Upshur st. NV. Phone
8 DUMP TRUCKS E. B. Mack; /, W
T. T. Dodge S Witt W !, G alA n GG Dodge G. 49@T' r
SC: /, Chevrolet l a tons. "3a'' Nc
easonable offer refused. Call Spruce 0l0S
NEW 1915 REQ trucks assortment of sizes
and wheelbases; available for immediate
delivery to holders of certificates REQ
AT 21q9
COAL DUMP. complete, 1e4l Mack; also
1897 Mack Junior chassis and cab; below
ceiling Phone Mr. HART. NO 32l1
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

1923 HAMILTON ST., Hyattsville, Md
room brick house. excellent legation; oil
small house in part payment. Owner,
EARL PRYOR, WA. 1871.
HOW ABOUT TRADING close-in Mont
gomery farm for good home in Silver
Spring? Owner only. Box 496-V, Star
CONSULT US-We may have buyer OF
kind in trade for yours; results. ". Z.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

MODERN DAIRY BARN equipped with elec
light and running water. suitable Tor stor-
age. riding academy. blocks from Dis
10-mile bride path: modern separate
stalls for horses. Reasonable prices. Open
all day Sunday. j. FLEISCHMAN, $500
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HOUSE TRAIIERS.

TRAILER for rent; cooking facilities. WI.
3541. Glen Echo Heights, Md.
NEW KOZY. Platt and Superior, also new
tandem Liberty; many good used trsjlers,
including tandems Cash for YOUR trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Routa l,
Berwyn. Md. Tel Berwyn As for appraisal
GRANITE luggage trailers, with new tires,
improved wheels, all-Steel body, boths eX-
press and stake models; $199 80 md
S209, 80; terms can be arranged AMER
ICAN TRAILER CO., INC, 4030 Wiscon-
sin ave NV. WO. 3232
HOUSE TRAILER, 1941 National; tandem
wheels, good condition. Seen after p m.
VINCENTS TRAILER PARK, 5000 Kenil-
worth ave, Hyattsville, Md, Mr.. Hall. 22'
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE for rent, also telephone and
New York ave. NV RE. 1899.
1924 EYE ST. NV desks in newly
furnished real estate ONCE. Ex. 5000.
Evenings. CO. 1871.
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LETTER-oUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. . II YOU have
.Lettered- Out" correctly It's city in
U, S. S. r.
Answer to Yesterdays LETTER-0uT
CAD RELAxED--DRExEL Philadelphis
schoo).
tG) MTTTGATE-IMrTATE lapel.
Ill SHEETER-THREES ttriosl.
tO) ORACLE+CIEAR fopen)
Nv SWATCH--CHATS (gossips).
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Beer Rotioninq Hit

Suggestion of ration coupons for
bottled beer for Australian troops
home on leave has been frowned on
by the government because it might
lead to black market trafficking in
the coupons.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

s3I ST. N.W.-5th and 9Th floors Of
4,bo0 So II. each: 9Th floor, $50 per
mo: 9Th floor, S7b per mo. Elevator to
5th floor Call Mr.. Morsan. CHARLES
c. KOONEs CO., DI. 1857.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

AT BLuEM0NT, vA.-At top Of Snicker' S
Gap. Elevation ! $50 it.: lawns, flowers,
fruit trees, garden, timber. Erstwhile used
as. all-year residence, simmer. boarding
With little modernizire can he maze most
attractive place with possibilities of LARGE
earnings. Price, $1,000. Easy terms. SAN
DOZ, INC No Q Dupont Circle DU 1874
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BY Dave Breser Goren on Bridge

Pass PaSS
Opening lead: Two of hearts.
There are very few rules of bid
ding to which there are no excep-
tions. A ll-established principle
of bidding tactics Is the one requir-
ing the possession of four or more
trumps when giving partner jump
raise in suit he has not rebid. The
basis of this rule is that the one
mentioning the suit may have
holding of only four cards and that
therefore the partnership will hold
only seven trurnps. This is a ma
jority of only one and does not rep
resent a safe working margin.
Games in major suits should rarely
be attempted without holding Of
at least eight trumps.
However, even to this principle,
exceptions can sometimes be ap-
piled. This was done by the North
of today's hand. When South made
free bid of one spade, he felt rea-
sonably sure his bid could go game
and desired to make vigorous bid.
Obviously raise to only two spades
would be grossly inadequate. He
considered bidding two clubs reason
ably confident that partner would
find another bid. after which spades
would be supported, but finally con-
cluded that such action might COM
plicate matters, and since the sin
gleton heart made him disinterested
in any possible no-trump contract,
he decided TO jump to three spades
and South went to four.
The deuce of hearts was led and
East played the queen. This was
won by sdeclarer who Immediately
returned a heart for dummy to ruff.
Then hoping that the spades would
be three-three he overlook dummys
second trump and continued with
the jack. When they failed to break,
declarer was sunk. Rufing the small
heart in dummy was a thoughtless
play. II was not part of any CAM
paign to make 10 tricks
A better bet would have been for
declarer to establish diamonds be-
fore ruffing or pulling trumps. Even
though West obtained a diamond
ruff the hand could be managed.
But by far the better line of play
is simple though colorful The first
trick should not be taken by de-
clarer despite the singleton in
dummy. East holds the trick. What
can ne return? If he continues
with a heart, a low one is trumped
in dummy. Declarer, retaining con-
troll of the heart suit, is now able to
draw all four trumps, conceding only
to the ace of diamonds. Giving. at
the proper time, is not only more
blessed but it is more profitable than
taking.
(copyrisht, 1e45. by Charles H. Goren)
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

SINGLE GARAGE, 81 per month. 1854
2sth St NV. Call HO 2246.
SPACE FOR ] OR 2 CARS, flreproof pri-
vate garage: water. electricity. Rear 2122
Leroy pl. NV. WORTHINGTON, MA.
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QEElcES WANTED

5 TO ROOMS for law ofnces, in or near
financial district. Decatur 62S5
about 500 feet. in office bldg. or will lease
rooms in suite Of Offices. Box 16-C, Star
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WASTED

WANTED TO RENT place for colored beau
tv shop. DU S197.
WHOLESALER must reopen Washington
store at once. REQUIRES 4;000-6,000 square
Island, goth, Columbia road, eth ST. NV
Georgia 2302 2Ts
Evening star., 1945-07-21

Nottingham, England, has 6,617
applicants for houses to be erected.
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SUBURBAN RENT-vlRGINlA.
SUBURBAN sALE-mARYLANp.

2-BEDRoOM furnished house from Aug. ]
te Sept. lb; $125 per mo. Call FALL
Church 2663-J.
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TRAILERS FOR RENT.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TRAILER for rent: cooking facility: ST.
per month. WI. 3541. Glen Echo Heights
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REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT

SIX $1,000 FIRST TRUST NOTES. Fo
details, call Harry Dreisen or MURRAY CO
1920 N. Y. ave, MA. 1865 or Ma. 7772
p1IeI1Irce on0nrn-~
Evening star., 1945-07-21

AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
WANTED, hauling by truck; reasonable
rates. Phone Rockville 63-J. 22'
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW 1915 MOTORCYCLES for essential
use. ex-servicemen given preference.
Parts. accessories, tires, repairs INDIAN
SALES, Oil 9Th st. NV. RE. OIL.
WILL TRADE 2-wheeI hauling trailer and
cash for good old car. Trailer is all steel
light, strong, with excellent tires. GIL. 0234
TIRES FOR sALE--4 .50x21,
4.50x20, 6.00x2O, .00x16. 5.50x16; no
priorities. HARRY SOLLARS, 1101 11th
ST. se TR q0S2
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

STAKE BODY TRUCKS to haul coal in
bags. Call MA. 5sS5. ALASKA COAL CO.
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campus, and received several
recognition plaques of national
importance for his meritorious
achievements in furthering the
war effort.
With the outstanding record eS-
tabIiShed by her Brothers before
the war years and with the dis
play of such strong fraternity
spirit shown by her Brothers dur
ing the war, Delta has a right to
feel proud of her achievements
and to look forward to the fut-
ure.
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Pi Lambda Phi at u of Fla. Makes Great Record

ron Salmon, James Mack, and
Don Kaplan from Miami Beach;
Charlie Shader, Orlando; Erwin
Fleet, Perry; and Ronny Curtis,
Haverstraw, N. Y; Bert Cohen,
Miami, Indy Savage and Mel
Paul, Jacksonville; Marshall MUIR
emberg, Orlando; and Sabin Mey-
er, Brooklyn, N. Y. Erwin Fleets
name was added to the Marks
FISHER PLAGUE for Best Fresh
man.
Marking the year were two out
standing social affairs at which
the PLAINS again entertained sew
eral scores of girls from through
out the State. At the Spring af-
fair, Miss Gene BuShelI of Mi
ami Beach was chosen as chapter
sweetheart.
Opening up the current summer
session of school with six active
brothers and a pledge class of
thirteen, Pi Lambda Phi became
the most active fraternity on the
campus. Brother Abbey Fink of
Jacksonville served as Rex
throughout the summer and con-
Quoted the initiation rites which
saw Don Levenson, Mendy
Glicksberg, Gerry Gordan, of Mi
ami Beach; Bill Lubel and Jerry
Rosen of Miami; and Sam Gold
enberg of Pensacola don the pur-
i pie and gold fraternity pin.
Jerry Rosen was selected as Best
Freshman Brother.
The summer social affair was
highlighted by banquet at which
seventy guests and friends of the
chapter sat. Twenty-three dates
enjoyed this affair, which ranked
among the best ever given by the
PLANS.
Brother Donald Eanett was
elected Rex for the Fall term and
Brother Bart Cohen and Albert
Fink were elected Scribe and
KOE, respectively at its last meet
ing of the summer.
u The end of the summer tern
Il found Brother Louis Safer receiv.
ing his LII. b. degree with Hon
Ors and being elected to Phi
Kappa Phi, and establishing him.
self as a leading candidate fol
Blue Key hOnOrS when that
camps organization again re-Op-
ems.
1 So, for three years of oper-
alton during war time, Delta
chapter not only maintained
her high reputation in camps
activities, but also received
recognition as group for
notable war service work and al
so for the work of its chapter
/ advisor, Brother Joseph We'll,
who, as Dean of the College of
Engineering at the University,
served as Co-ordinator of War
time research on the campus and
also as head of the air force
weather experiment work on the
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Milton Abrams
Edward Adler
Jacob HI. Alder
Sidney ArOnOvitz
Bob Baker
Harold Baker
Stanley Becker
George Benjamin
Roy Benjamin
Ted Benjamin
Sam Berman
Harold Bloom
Moe Bono
Philip Bremen
Alexander BreSt
Dick BrOnner
Stanley Brown
Marvin CaSSel
AL Cohen
Edward Cohen
Ralph Cooper
Arthur COurshOn
ROnnie Curtis
Irving Cypen -
Frank DAVIS
Stanley Davis .
Steve Davis
Arson DreiSOn
Leo Epstein
Melvin EStrOff
Raymond Ehrlich
Danny Farber
Fred Feinberg
Leonard Fisher
Ben FOgelSOn
Morton Friedberg
Fred Friedman
Charlie Friend
Bernard Fuchs
Milton GaynOr
Raymond Geiger
Irving GetZug
DIR. Felix GlickStein
Jerry Goldberg
Ted GOttfried
Z. MAX GOldSte1n
Melvin Green
Arnold Greenfield
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