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The Arizona post., 1947-06-20
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pie should realize that things can
not be done forever by proxy.
The other day I visited a patient
in one of our local hospitals.
Since December she had not seen
anybody-no Tucson Jew or Jew
ess approached her. If not for her
brother who came from Mime
apolis to visit her, she might have
lost her courage and the wish
to carry on. After all, nobody
wishes to feel that he or she has
become Purdensome and useless
to society. No wonder why our
The Arizona post., 1947-06-20

rah has been neglected in our
days. In spite of the numerous
and efficient" Sunday and He
brew schools only very little was
accomplished to acquaint our peo-
pie with our spiritual heritage.
It seems that too many rely on
their rabbis to engage in studies,
not only for themselves, but also
for K'lal Yisroel (IsraeD.
What about having been ''busy
in works of lovingkindness?" By
that, I do not mean donations or
contributions. If it were so, rich
people would have an undeserved
advantage over the poor, extend
ing beyond the grave. 'Works of
lovingkindness" means real work,
like sacrificing time and energy
in order to help a fellowman to
find decent job. To visit the
sick would be another example.
During the winter season
many of us busted ourselves with
meetings, organizational func-
tions, parties of all kinds, and
last but not least with making
living. AS for visiting the sick,
people relied on committees and
again on rabbis.
Frequently one hears remark
which at best is a sort of ration
ization, i. e. it is not fully, but
partly true. ''I am very busy,
or, Later in the season I might
become interested in this kind
of work., etc. Statements like
these would definitely be mean
ingless, unless one is prepared to
live up to his or her excuses, once
the reason for not attending the
matter is removed. At present,
people are not very busy.
One should peruse the Society"
pages of our Arizona Post during
the next few months. He will find
that fewer parties are given and
fewer meetings are held. A large
number of people, members of
the various visiting committees,
left Tucson. Perhaps the rabbis,
too, may be gone for some time.
The time has arrived when peo-
The Arizona post., 1947-06-20
PLAIN TALK
by ALFRED SEGAL
DEAF AND DUMB TEMPLES ;.


My friend, Rabbi Jacob D..
Schwartz, has started out on a
campaign to persuade members
of Reform synagoguges to speak
to God with their own voices.
They have been speaking to Him
as through attorneys : namely
through the rabbi and the choir.
And very often the choir is a
Gentle attorney speaking to God
for mercy to the Jews.
Rabbi Schwartz remembers
what Israel Zangwill said about
American Jewish temples after a
visit to the U. S. long ago. He
visited number of the temples
and sat in the silent congregations
while the rabbis did all the talk
ing and the choirs did all the
singing. Mr.. Zangwill could feel
that he was in courtroom where
nobody speaks but the lawyers.
The Sin
AS member of a temple, I
must confess that it's convenient
to have the rabbi and the choir
speak to God for you. You've
paid your dues out of which comes
the salaries of rabbi and choir
and, sure, let them do the work
for you. Yes, while the rabbi
prays and the choir sings, a mem
Der can give his mind to other
matters. I have heard it reported
that in temple members, having
little or no part in the service,
can let their minds roam around
here and there. A gentleman may
in the quiet of the temple give
serious thought to the question
whether to sell or not sell his
Widget stock, considering the
state of the market.
I should confess that myself
am in no position to look down
my nose at sinners, for I, myself,
have sinned in the temple. With
nothing in particular to do as
participant in the services, my
mind had run away. I have dis
covered myself thinking of such
unholy things as the matter of
my column and what was I to
write about the next week. l
should say in my defense that
no sooner did I discover my mind
straying off profanely in this way
than l took hold of it and brought
it back to the sacred occasion for
which l was in the temple.
Indeed, I have resented the
rabbi doing all the talking and
the choir doing all the singing
to God for me. Why do 1 need an
attorney before God in the tenn
pie? Can't l speak for myself as
The Arizona post., 1947-06-20

w h e n m a n
quits the world,
he is asked, ac-
cording to an an
C i e n t Midrash,
"Hast thou been
busy in the study
of the Torah, and
in works of low
in G kindness?'
Due to condi-
tions we cannot
always control
the study of To-
The Arizona post., 1947-06-20

my Orthodox ancestors always
did?
They made a big hubbub of
speaking to God in the synagogue;
it sounded rude to the early
aesthetics among the Reformers.
They decided to keep out of their
temples all but the official voices.
AS result temples took on the
chill of mausoleums. In the re-
cent years temple memberships
have become full of people who,
like myself, come out of Ortho-
doxy. They keep nostalgia mem
cries of the warmth of old syna-
gogues where everybody was talk
ing to God at once. They, like
me, wondered what God thought
to see the temple rabbi doing all
their praying for them and the
choir doing all the singing. Was
God asking: Where's Segal that
he can't speak for himself? And
what's the matter with Zilch that
he needs rabbinical attorney to
speak for him and a choir to do
all the singing unto Me?"
Yes, the rabbi was all right
and the choir was good but why
should the members leave their
affairs with God all to the rabbi
and the choir? The synagogues
of their fathers and grandfathers
were rather noisy places, with
everybody doing his own talking
to God, but then any friendly
home is a noisy place.
New Reform
I, myself, thought, No, the rabbi
and the choir aren't my attorney
but leaders with whom I go along
toward contact with the heavenly
eminence. Well, Reform Judaism,
having all this in mind, is itself
going through a period of New
Reform. AS one of its representa-
tives, Rabbi Schwartz is taking
broad steps to help make Jews
articulate in the temples. He is
the director of the Commission
on Synagogue Activities of the
Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations. He has sent to temples
all over the country bundles of
persuasion which are described
on the wrapping as First Aid
Packet" for synagogual singing.
Hebrew hymns, transliterated
into the characters of the English
language.
First, Rabbi Schwartz says, it's
a matter of getting the members
into the practice of reciting the
Sh'ma with the rabbi; then they
learn to let their voices out in
other responses. Even such
slight sharing makes them wor-
ship-conscious and they go on to
heartier participation" he says.
He is ecstatically hopeful of a
time when "the rabbi will no
longer pray for the whole con-
gregation as a species of vicarious
Offering"
The Arizona post., 1947-06-20

By Rabbi Marcus Breger
"Be not slow to visit the sick,
For through this thou shalt be
beloved. d."-(Ben Sira, 1880
Evening star., 1947-05-07
FARM and GARDEN.

GOOD BANK-RUN GRAVEL for streets,
roads and driveways. delivered and spread
ToPsom SSh AND D0Bf BiuEaRass Ma SOP from gar
dens Of famous Ayrlawn farm In Bethesda;
immediate delivery available. WI. 6400.
FLAGsToNE AND ROCK for walks, walls,
rock gardens, areplaces and bldss. Cal
AZALEAs, all sizes and colors, wholesale
aRrE aRS EeSaai RfMoVlf9 VII LII LII ST. ne tool.
spraying, pruning. topping, complete tree
J. W. KELLYs TREE SERVICE. pU. ssss.
FLAGsToNE WALKS, terraces. nreplacss.
{. MARcucc1o. Route 4. iHs Horners lane lane,
Rockville. Nd, Phone Rockville 35ss.-S
SfhAflNG FRUIT and shade trees; control
OF tent caterpillar, Jap and elm beetle:
power spray for large trees. Phone DU.
EXPERT TREE WORK, landscapins. trees
removed, pruned topped: property pro-
tscted by insurance; free estimate. Lu.
SKEEPING FHLox and psrennials. JOHN
BuRD0Fd' coiesVilie. Md. Call Ashton.
GARDEN CAR TRACTORS - The sensational
new ship. rototiller will be demonstrated
In your garden upon request, MILLER
HUGHES MOTOR CO., Rockville 1851.
tor soM-Ars. you looking for black
scArfNo scs IN { LAMsNMowSffNa.. co. sass. q.
TOMATO PLANTS, Marglobe: special sSc
4179. 1921 3lth St, Mt. Rainier, Md.
TRACToR PLOW, 2-bottom. l4-tn.. Oliver.
SIS. Wanted, tractor plow. single bottom,
Il or l6 IN. Phone Alex. -6916.
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kt1scei ANXIOUS FoR S1Il.R.

t4lscelL AllGoUS EoA xALE.
sa:; ::;; ss|s 4 E s;ss;;, Al
SWzalTkx w HEA11Hs, 1Hs aSc sossaf, - -. naz new:
covers are slightly bent; viii install Tea-
Ha4ak ssaa1!z HEAlEas. M asss 10 a s. .na Is s.l:
standard MAKES Il stcef Tor inmsdists
VIII aSTzHf SEzTssas a aHsa .asSs.ai.s. dsiis.r-;
Trisidaire electric and CcIsmsn % heat
aIzzscs. ilsi zsl'sas ''ssa ssa7 g. ne. q. 500.
EsFss s:Is. a.4as' B :l;sis Rsss I.;s:s ss:,
tHskii1sr WATCH, mans. 1s-ks, gold. vashe-
ron p Constantin. new. l7z1secei. ~ Eater. sr.
'sfsp TIES asRs VS. ss.Rdsss ss,ss &C.
s-FE GLASS SHOWCASE. 4-st. counter
with cash drawer. 8 shelves left long.
4 shelves 9 IT. long; display lamp, tie
SIS. i2l4 eth St. nv. Cali between
I TWo W. Bo6KHcAsEs. dark oak. glass ses II
inches wide. It. In. high, suitable foi
large folio volumes: each SIS. Two draw
ing tables. "a inches wide by Sl tnchei
WITH sis sa s draaers raw sH5 Rsesption % room Sas
| table, 80 inches wide by go inches long
casters, oak; desk. 80 inches By 52 inches
$15. Purchaser to remove the articles
Call after 4 o'clock I'M, or by appoint
ment. Tel. co. os71. ITS Lanier pl
Evening star., 1947-05-07
BOATS.

WE SERVICE MI makes, Of outboard mo-
tors; price Is reasonable. BE. SALES
G2nrNEz sldPfLHEs, lbih III paints. rope, nr. "a.
| ttnguishers. cupboard motors, Scripps ma
=; ;a''Pia, e = aSs SON sAlas fsIs s'f1i M
ENGINES. 4 eyL willys tussssd,. somDlsts.
sseh. MTrcaEIL's MOTORS. nc nc, 10
OWNS y .SSe47. chs,,l.r Rex.rsa, szsdss ds ,s
Boxr 81 EsFausf2srs. Eli sfssss ..sen.ion-s.. The
acAR Emsssssf sSsfSe SSessso co 1s7 spns
sfoRFF u l. dRuisHR eli zR2e soft. shelter cabin.
Tanpins xates f.. lsas , gray I0S;hR g, y
priss s Apps gosEpHRSSE rss cAk
gAgaH, phone West River 212~f.14.
MAKiNME = RAILWAY. eaulkins, painting,
s aE BOAT IPr9pssk 9skp .ns SEQ Main. paTss sys
iT Eco ni is4s VIZ sa-fs. sDor. cruiser: delivery
Meo aes MaNA sss ss H. sasn
FOR SALE commercial haul seine; 500
ssi y gsrd dss. pesR Fri sss sas
ass ssssy S s ~ bt hnf e IN t.fs 1T E
motor: t new. cali irt DE. 4eos % after $50
RiCHARpsoS. nne condition. Gray power.
Is 1s.rT. io1s 1ssA1LsoAr, de.isned by naval ar
chitect for his own use; boat has aluminium
mast, nylon sails; many other attractive
sRAND.sEW issAssEsss " 5oaasos 5sob8ahasos aa-hp motor. not
newo lift. storm boat; extra accessories
aS.ssS4S assE ssd e.: :H H. sSans3s s3ss
Ex.GossTh Isxssn m oHfrsk, sBf Z Pm 7sx14 IT.. twin
goo ssIs.% % sss aboard; ; ish home shost s2. go
SakISE SaI Ni ffsNSINEs-cnryslsr sales, Laa asry-
ice and installation. 8. KING FULTON,
RTsrs NG sof fR Maine sEs y is s4oe ..t Is
sles. 9. KINo FggLLToN. NC. Sos Maine
III Fl; :i;;
sra b. fsoe easis. stss. good condition, Needs la
sAILBoATi SAIL III 1sn IT, new cond' fast, able,
OWENS so4iss77 mahogany hull. sleeps
4 with complete. comfort. All equipment
HaR nslpaes sroNa 3 hs coz low Price zso q $4,000 THE
similar size. Flotation chamber under
each seat will not allow the boat to sink.
g. 81 sSssSS ssSssSSS: ihS JACK STONE CO. IL 1fo'
MATTHEW'S 8s-2 new Kermath motors
incest. 3s-ft. cruiser that Is or viii be
TOR sale this year. Nothing could be done
to put this yacht in finer shape. Com
esIi THE JHcK stone CO.. NC. ''sif. aE.
oTTBoARp MOTOR, sM-h.p. water
y1teh' s161 .pts perfect condition s76. Call ST.
2s-FT. .45-PAssENGER, welin nfeboat,
unsinkable. new last season; Gray engine,
CABIN CRUISER, IS It. over all. eft
beam: being completely overhauled; sleeps
II; only $1,000; VI cash. co. 1922; ewes,
Evening star., 1947-05-07
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE DET. HOME, furnished: 9
rms, baths, screened side porch, beau-
tiful yard: desirable location, near Mac
Arthur blvd. NV: adults preferred; no
ship Station. D. c. --e
ROCK CREEP Park ESTATE-Lovely 4
hedrm., 21a-bath brick: rec. rm. with bar;
screened porch. exquisite view: May 15 to
September Is; S265 month
CrestNood section -bedrm., 2k-bath
white clapboard; large front and rear
porches fine yard and shrubbery; ] or z
year lease: $500 month
Cabin cruiser moored In the Potomac;
accommodating IL: 5000 mo. Phone Co
1922 or write Box 210-D. Star. -S
Evening star., 1947-05-07
MOVING, PACKING end STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING end STORAGE
s ssIf s s.. ssa sle.s e. sGa n0RH v. Or hsS
NNIEWyLoN's NISWyL TRANSFER. cH. s6s6. Ak.
Exs"SGI - Moving. packing. storage; WIN
70 veterans. JOIN z dLovER' al. siso. !:
reasonable rates. DU. 1898 evenings and
SETERANs. SSIEsTaEaRsAstNs starting business. win NOV.
Grating. packing and shipping; Hight hauly
Hsr VI ysss s2sssss1 Il vAh 1Ssa Whit. vet h.,p.
a1.issSal II .asSl yH44r1as 14 aa Sosisa sy;s az ese
fd sfsssss a0sss
SHflSHsx. fsEs SSss AZ A. ESRs sSsS shsvics FihdSS
any time; nsw truck with experienced men.
vErERaNs VII assSi o.. i Movins a and hauling: new
trucks, responsible help, cargo insured.
estimates chserfglly given. MI. $3.50.
an 9atss b. 81 1853 ss svennss
fsiis' HELP 4 VET - Can move you days or
hsss ssrs e. s1ss sad to
abRLMANs Hni MAdsh MovSas sss sas sroRAsE oaa Sqh
Res rates vil accent your snrDu, duTn
storage; local. long dist. moving. ia. 1887.
PADDED vANs--Local moving, reasonable
Ssssns %sss sRf ssRRRPf Il sFoaE II gaalot: fFff f sss
gsgE8 gE8; Phone ME 2o42, 639 n. Z. ave. I. Y.
all-white vet help; free estimate. oW.
1890. QW 61S3. g
Evening star., 1947-05-07
ROOMS WITH BoARp.

1928 18th ST. N.W.-Beautiful roona
for young ladies and young men; tele-
phones. running water In rooms; showers,
PETWORTH SECTION-Vacancy for young
man; private gentle home; good transp.;
unlim phone. RA. 5000. -S
1776 MASS. AVE. N.W.---Iarae double and
triple rooms now available; also large
room suitable for couple with child; excel
lent meals. attractive surroundings. Prices,
S42.50. $46.50 and S4s.60 each. Do. g157.
I774 MASS. AVE. N;W:-Nicely furn. room
1879 BiLTMORE 81. N.W.--several. va
cancies for young people" Excellent
1927 Il Mss;siii BEEMoNT o VII I'd. N.w-vacancies to
share for young man; also vacancy for one
s saseas sss .s sc; hSss aasJ
Iae1 10th sT, N.W.--.Larrs double for
girls, Also single. Double for men. Well
1ass aEssses l.s soqa szaissasssaiys .sl.
and share rms; ideal location; very good
tood; rsssonsbls e I M. gao; -. IL
Private home large single room, refined
gentleman; excellent meals. CO. S127.
DUPONT CLUB, 1926 10th st.--Nice dou-
BILE room. $45 each: also. share room for
boy; no objection to children: plenty Of
Evening star., 1947-05-07

HOTEL PARK HOUSE. o09 18th st. NV
wk. trans. rms. s1So-s5 Day Day fSs' TX. 1855.
Is: 'sa 9 s' also ssas. lss ss
41s 1.., FL s, tgs:s sgs "a
sss' rs sfTTfsaousfo IL fsfh No 81 sals swbse fur
nishsa 1Itsd iron, nSnn. bedroom sssmipvt bath gn
near Dupont cirsis-baiiy man maid s service Vice
aSs s ssd s;sfsy'' x nice e.I parsSn
1865 WYOMING AvE.-Attrsctive front
ises aosAkr 'Srs IT, SWSpSls NV fs no im. men
only; End A. 'front.' twin beds, inner-spring
ma comp @sid ssnpee uni sI9 pone ana
s26 mo. each. or wkly. rate. no. 444e.
a5os 14th ST. NV. Apt, s-Ixs. front
rm. for empl. couple or q ladies; unlim
PaGae PaGa Esk s1svssHr r. sM 1p s5s 1891
earline.ssemlpvt: bath: $s week fer gen
san ssa BEn@5ST f0F ST. fous CO SsSs sf from
carline. 10 min. downtown large dble
EIas hSss fa crTes feS ms sr fp NwRnned soss lady
BEDS Kit prisil. 0USs With F's snother n lsdy avn
SSTfl IL e. EMERY, RsE s nsis G. ST. siss Nv
Tstss Singles, 50 to $50 9'ssais dousles -
70 sssa0 ;.ryee Ra 1879 sns
phone snd maids service; daily. ST so up:
aas LsSsr6S Il 81 sT gffsGn HwaEes 1889
E3 exposures, dble. closets, semipvt, bath
men; also front master bedroom, young
man share with young man; al twin beds;
sss sssssi NsssSfR aRss1i sr. syrr.n. TWIN s.a.
isR5s'i s1s issS ss' ST. NV 81 sss In bsa,
sslsRhGns sda awe ace e. sas sIs service half 1l9ok
1913 KANSAS AVE. Nw.-For syrians.
Lebanese, Egyptians. Arabians we have q
X ass LED ho sens soss e sooa sa iSH
faIslRs fassr RH boasSI sssS ROOM, ..miprissse nS
ssasIspsns ansP s~ IL, so7e: sn',o'sa coupe VI
gentleman; sa5 per mo. Phone pU. o5sS.
1880 18th ST. .N.w.--Double room. twin
beds. weil-appointed home, walking dis
NICELY FURN. 2nd-noor room. lady or
a319 PENNA. AVE. N.W.-Nice room,
refined gsntlsmnaan. lena nondrinker, refer
1887 CLIFToN ST. N.w.-Large, clean.
well-furnished roem for gentleman; radio:
share bath with one other gentleman. Du.
i59S 18th ST. N.w.-Niceiy furnished
single front rms. continuous hot water; on
sSnable sn, ITrp rent DE sS5S n rs RS
Circie--Gentlemen to share double and
triple: excel. transp.; meals optional. AID.
1851 QUE ST. NV, downtovn-Double
room with twin beds and running water;
iessIAsMAsass issI MASS. AVE. N.w.-several double
an, excellent downtown location reason
3sSs PARK PL. Nw.-Bedroom for refined
empleyed couple or single person. s42 so
5 ADAMS ST. N.W--Larse front bedrm
for kentleman: pvt. home; next to bath:
convenient 70 N. Capitol earline; $50; sc
rs rs EosdfaLLow sS assIL ST. Nw.-I4rs.R R from,
I,.s e; Win ,,I' syin BEDS. . nsas Y s.ss; en-:
ssos sssi 4tS IL, APT. s@Lsrgs coy room.
nsxt to bath, 2 closets: dbie. tnnsr-prins
bed; $50 month. q. ss1e. g.
ssie. and dbie. rooms. near bath and
shower; $40 and 50 monthly. -
Evening star., 1947-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

| ADDING MACHINES. typewrfters. ealcuJe-
sf sHsi sSSfai eas sSa aRd oo SIS i4b
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. ca,cu-
sa p Sss s ssaens ssss sun 81 see prlefds
sh!as, ssis.s.ssss AsyTss old ssvslIy'
tst IztS and d stsJ. lE. So7s.
ANT1oUxSs furntturs, nrte-a-nrae, china.
Glassware. rusn nlyervsrsu Ead1smaSW9; ~
hishisss 1isr sssa saSs prices nsid. eau MURRAY
bApIY IN N NEED Of hsih-rrads droplesi
usnisuls s,o asauss
sisbIi sEbRooM "a 7sSf sHfrEs, dining room suites
Sns snlsu1s Rsfss n any nss smeans Wanted
once; will pay highest possible prices. Ns
mate mater yast Ms sSRs Bye e 'e ass6
BEDROOM. dining room or, contents oi
homes; WIN pay cash or sell On sog1 sonnis; y;
s6cKs Ss Srss zee M so sd 1of sshsss
sssssss' ss ;1sfs E0lHea sook sinD!ssf
sooks ssa Il nsSoudManT, nj osSfi soip and .xchsnssd
GEORGE FRIENps BoOKsToRE 9a2 9th
st: nv. MA. 94o2. Open evenings until 8;
saidEfsi caMERAsmdefman S Z M camera and lenses and
sauipment wanted. soMMER's CAMERA
refisx. Cal Mr.. WEfss, RE. 2z3l. :
CAMERAS, ali types. movie equipment, al
sRsNsHs pRSo eS5 CO. sss sfs; Sc ~. Dle::
SHMps SsPHRM4spss Raf sbE q Il Tssis.i ss f. ss
cih M. sa.s srs.. paid 70. mems
NV. Nv. isSisse III ssse7 oDen ewes. vi Win ssil. :
s1ssSis''st S.ss esss Dsa sfss {;
5DisxxoSps and md old Saa soia. e,smend xsssss: ~;
iaa uaa s'issssds me- sis is Gash a 'tia BE- US
pass zes tor s'sE sG NJ Rsz Rsss:
bIsMoNDs. OLD ao5p. diamond pocket q.
psWa Sna efeas efes nss shsE ss
paid. NEW YORK JEwELRY Co, 71s
;es:: ;ai':: Ais;sss; sSss:
FuksNrTUREMHishest FiHss; r1fa cash prices; prompt
ss%oys Eve aa moyns nSqash'f bu Or 4fgs sgs odd
FURNITURE can be used. in quantity OF
cd PIECES best cash pT,sss suyRs and
sslas sss nx Ios sq ME. isatsi Sas7 "oD' ''a aa'
= fSssS1s .aa ISal4s asss eject. d
better Kind wanted at once; viii buy suites;
odd pieces or entire home oaop PLEASE call
E9kNrnRHahssi sGas mh assh s psse:
Es0ss eve aa maSns aSHss50d DS s. as as odd
GOLD-;Bring your OLD gold, silver, plating.
teeth. discarded tewelry. We pay cash.
GOLF CLUBs-compiete, set Of clubs in
good condition; state price. Box 361-c,
G0LF CLUBS, steel shafts; puttsrs,. wood
GOLF CO. g32 New York ave. NV. =.
oLD.FAsHI0NED picture frames clocks.
cash. Phone EN-. 4205.
PIANOS. grand. upright, spinet Or apt
size, any size, any condition: will pay
issp issfspph1aEaAsgIsSak, ss. OF electric. regard
sEWfNG siss n s0ih MAcHiNEs-%e" w" buy all types;
s!sss1n. sas 4 Re 0di'S 1850: RI ssif:
size; size; also furniture. ACME FURNJTUg1E. 8
99Sf TE9Nk eo Used oa E.n & cai EM soas ss'S
WASHING MACHINES, any size. any
make; also ysshers for parts. Call day or
a1shi aM N4EkEsTEp 4 tn guy,n. china. silver
iStE EH and q sss.5 ax. 1857 sSss. 81 NV '''
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver,
jewelry, diamonds. firearms. mems cloth
ing. lugRage. photographic equipment. mu-
z%r zSa oss scas asvs ssS s0H' ST. w wv ell s4s M4
WANTED-Better grade Of household fur.
niture. antiques and ONCE furniture. MA
6629; evenings. GE. 6447.
WANTEDmYogr " a ,,. old ,swelTy: VII y. pay .lHsi hish
sas assehes. % dismonds, Sric- .-Srae. M etc. TINY
JEWEL, Box 1874 q st. NV, ME. 9035.
Evening star., 1947-05-07
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

ROOMS FUkNtSHED-S.k. ond S.W.
s1s G sT.-Well-furn. dble rm.. next to
bath; in clean. quiet home; SAB per mo.
1ss7 ia 4ss GEE aissE 81. s.R.mrrons room. newly
decorated. new twin beds. unlimited
phone. Sunday after l. weekdays after q.
3e32 NJ ST. s.E.-LarRe front room, End
fioor, suitable fol. employed couple: de-
tached house, shady lawn; no drinking or
late parties. Ii. 9125. 10
1850 G ST. s.E.-Two large adjoining
rooms. partly furn. or unfurn., next TO
semihath: c.h:w. restricted neighborhood:
Iaaas enf Gs RooMneaStfa moaan aou-
be roem. "a block to car. pvt. home.
WILL RENT large bedroom In our new
home to right couple. Call TR. sI20
sbia BE 'iS 'LfvISsiGsTos RID. s.E.-neautiful
NJ sENi SxxY p YAh6. Asoo .45s has sh 1sth st. .e-
Front dhle., excel. furn.. plenty h.w.;
untim. phone. After 4 pm, TR. S725.
e3s 1st ST. s.E.-single rm, next to bath;
gentleman pref; ssb per mo. iU olo7.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. ali hom,
PRIVILEGES to settled employed lady. 30 to
10 years old, In exchange for care Of g.
SnTs wsef sed 10 oast E from % {. srs
HI fax iS9i %ss1eK. = 1ss as fn g. n-An .sss.s. @
tive guesthouse for girls; large, clean, Light
rms. some with running water; ltnsie
hsds, lsrss closets, laundry rriy1is.: dblss.,
Evening star., 1947-05-07
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ROOMS WANTED.

5.year.old siri; Tak. PE. ares preferred.
FURNy. BEDROOM, pvt. bath, in Va. emp.
Ext. 4, Mon. through Fri, S:46-5:30. a.
WANTED By refined woman; clean, COM
Portable room in private home; NV. SEC
changed. BOX 3s6-C, Star.
ROOM. furnished or unfurnished, with
kitchen privileges. where ! could feel like
one Of the family by lady, middle-aged.
SINGLE ROOM, furnished. Cleveland Park
area, responsible young businesswoman.
M WASH. on SUBURBS, ". OF 18th St.
State Dept. bachelor. vet. wants two rooms
Giving. bedrm.), pvt. bath, furn. or un-
DU. b477, to 10. pm.
SINGLE ROOM. nicely furnishe6 BY re-
hned young lady: permanent; prefer vicin-