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Evening star., 1947-05-04
SUMMER HOMES.

FURNISHED STONE HOUSE, foothills Blut
Ridge Mts. near Luray, Va.-3 bedrooms
modern conveniences. sun deck on roof
large screened porch. excellent bathing IA.
cflities nearby; $500 June. July, August
references Bog 1854. Star. --6
YEAR-R0UND dye-rm bungalow. on Yves,
River. Shady Side, Md; @s5.ft. pier, row.
partly. furn.. with Frigidaire, stove. etc.
$500 Can be seen until 5 pm. May 4
or call EX. 1918, Ext 200. Long-term
lease might be considered. (West side
Lerch dr., Avalon Shores. Shady Side.) Il
WEEKEND IN THE MOUNTAINS rms.
fireplace, 2 acres of ground good spring
walking distance to fishing stream Go out
Y. s. No. 90 about 32 miles, turn right or
on right; 81 500. good terms. GAINES &
BRUlN. l2S 8. Royal ST., Alexandra, Va
Alex Og14
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AUTO PAINTING

AUTO PAINTING. body and fender work;
reasonable. 1910 Georgia ave. NV, GE az
AUTO PAINTING, any color. $50: work
ssaaa5anleed ssap @ call for and deliver. RE.
AUTO PA1NTING-Complete Job, s35 up.
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 41O2 Pa.
AUTO PAINTING-CompIete Job. $50. g.
leet your color: work guaranteed. ADDf.
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV, Ho
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GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE SPACE for one car near s;x-
tsenth and K sts NV. RE. 634e ewes. 6s
WANTED I.CAR GARAGE within 3 block,
9f scott Circle. Write GRANT SMITH,
ngZZ 10Th st. NV. or Elk 66SS. ---7
VIII WILL Pay S5 for dead storare for my old
ZONED FOR GENERAL REPAIRING. four.
ia. 1884 az on.
GARAGE. vicinity of 18th 81. and co,b,m-
Ola rd Tor storage space. Call co. 4og3.
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TRAIlEks.

1e47 AMERICAN. Howard. schuit. zina.
Iner and Trzyelo trailer coaches. Granite,
luggage trailers and camping trailers. I'm. !
med. delivery. OAK Grove Court Trailer. !
INC. mi. south Of Alexandra, on Route !
L. Phone OV. 1901.
YORK JEwELRY CO, si9 sth st. NV. :
Elk 1890 ---6 =
(continusd On Next PasAl
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

les AND 2ns TkUST LOANS-Prompt
@ saa eSurteST: seryiss: Before sosro.ins
9th ct NV RE $3.50
MONEY on frst and second trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates; nearby MARYLAND
SooE Co. s65 I5tR. NA. se$s... - -
without excessive title CHARGES or ap-
praisal fees: low rates SECURITY Fl
NANCE CORP, S38 Investment Bldg. DI.
1oNEY on SECOND TRysY-w. WI
SosTaAds Mvssr,M1siN1 Mn coz. osr1sf7 isi7
lst, ssd AND sra Trust LOANS. cast, In
Il hrs. Also financial aid to builders
METRO REALTY CO, Ex. 5499.
Element FULTON r. GORDON, l427 EYE
ST. NV DI 53:,fi Brokers attention
Evening star., 1947-05-04

TO SETTLE An ESTATE-Sale OF yaIua ole
property located on good road mr.. Lees
burg pike in Fairfax County.
60-aere farm, improved with S-rm tile
dwelling and farm bldgs.
S0-acre fsr.n, improved with old dwell
ing and barn.
40-acre timber tract and old dwelling
IL acres Of rich land, and 5-rm. dwell
ing.
received are SUBJECT to the confrmation
Of the Circuit Court OF Fairfax County va.
". LEWIS LEIGH, Con. n.missioner of Sale
Fairfax. Va. Phone Fairfax $50. -
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.

NEED S.5 70 $500? - See EMPLOYEE
LOAN CO. now. Get the cash today
New Silver Spring once at 1885 Eastern
aye. t2nd floor, Doctors Bldg Phone
In Mt. Rainier at 1909 Rhode Island ave
Phone Hobart 0012. ~
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MONEY WANTED.

SECOND Trust for yrs. on Arlington
homes; ample securities; very low 1st
$500 70 COVER THIRD TRUST ON val
liable WashinEton property. owner will
es sn ras ,sasa Ias ss
at $4,000. Box 310-C, Star. O.
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MAR MG lis 18th AND R-oarase space. Phon,
z GARAGES FOR RENT-Near s4tb and
fost. st. NV; $40 mo. Can DE. 1915 betw.
nhiCk GARAGE, 12x1S, also dry basement
MS space available. 1889 Kenyon st. NV.
e;CAR GARAGE FOR RENr-as1s a4ts
81; pI;,tnn On Mas ave: Call EN- 645f.
SrNGE snf - bnlTk GA6AGE-Near Mt. Pleas.
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GARAGES FoR sAIe.
GARAGES FOR RENT.

rMEFAbkICATED-Ste and aIumin,,,,,
garages and mill buildings. All sizes. PAM
ana Speclncations at DUPONT IRON
"oNhS' 1l66 18th st. NV, MA. SSS6'
Evening star., 1947-05-04

HOWARD COUNTY FARM-se, 500 for g.
rm. home with. electricity on approx. 10
stream. IS fruit trees; located on hard
road; school bus by door: 20 miles from
D.. G.. 15 miles to White Oak: ideal terms
Many other dairy stock. tobacco, water
front estates, and acreage property. Please
call our farm representative. Mr.. Stuntz,
SH. 55S5 or EARL T. WRIGHT, Resltor.
WI. 5000. Bethesda, Nd.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

LODGE ON MIN. for veeA c-d guests, will
handle so; lovely place. short drive to D.
c.; II you are looking for real lovely
retreat see this one for only $4,000. See
ing Is believing.
10o-acre farm on highway; nice-laying
land, watered, S-roem house. elec., guest.
house. farm bldgs:; S12. 800.
/. 520-aere dairy farm, z miles warrenton;
lovely hldgs., 2 houses, cleo, water, dairy
barn silo, stock barns; real grass farm and
q nice buy for $4,000.
Let US show you some nice properties,
homes, senl. and dairy farms, small acre
are farms. Bargain list free @. B. WoIford,
STROUT REALTY. Hamilton, Va. Phone
Evening star., 1947-05-04

?60 ACRES-S-room stone aud frame
house, bath and electricity, barn and other
nutbldss.; watered by streams: % mi. OF
D. c.: 100000, terms
liz acres. 1o-room house: electricity
barn. double EaraEe. streams: 26 mi. OF
p. G.; $14,75o. WEST g. TAYLOR, FA.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

nat gas avail, 81 800.
8, acres. house: 7-rms., needs repair;
good location: $500.
IL acres cleared: house. ] "A story,
rooms: eiec.:: 1s miles out: SS,40O.
6Sls acres; house. S-rm.: water. elect
and phone: hard rd-. 20 miles out, $4,000.
40 acres: hou6e, T-rm.. water and elect.
and phone: bus TT: Is mile out: Ss2, 900.
= cash. DR.. B. L. POOLE. Herndon, Va.
Phone u
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pike, with a,000-foot frontage on hard
surfaced road: IA box-stall barn and lge.
old house in need of repair. Ask for Mr..
Byrnes. VIM H LAUGHLIN, Mclean,
Va; ElmEeod 3s2 or 325; -
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS-Ap-
proximately 94-acre stock and grain farm
chicken house: concrete hog house. ali
necessary outbldgs., excellent 4-bedrm.,
y bath house; price. S15,500.
fence, / stream. good barn and all neces-
sary authldgs: good br house. = rms. and
bath and electricity; price, S1S.600.
other excellent farms and estates in
Montgomery County. please call our farm
representative. Mr.. Ruble. PoolesviIIe 2Ol2,
or EARL 7. WRIGHT, Realtor, WI. 5000,
Evening star., 1947-05-04

truck, poultry. dairy farms, groves, road
side stands; motels, cabin courts, countr
Us what you want. Where? Price,, Terms
manassment mana m H0sn SINCE 1900 srsoST so1s REAn 1
D: G. Metropolitan 754s. omcss coast t
sTRoUT's GREEN FARM CATALoG-ove
$500 barRains in Florida and so othe
County homes, retiTems-:t plsces; roadsid dsi
5e cesn sa s0uFis Fs som.sssa stason
~ Nailed ] free ,sTRouT Realty 3ISl
lVahsSi VRSilNIa Sls FARMS. RANGING from 50 ..r.
soSS acres G I: II size ss. ans tr9 sn1Sl sloeeo
Gated Il beautiful Northern Virginia ffol
the ts,r TtasEateI to the osssins Man
sF.sa .Fms eas ;pssI5 esI and
live out Of town. be il in . modest eottas
M.snna II HiRs, fssssl, Osrds. G0londis1 n1ansicn
5sI2: Closed sundays :
yRGISIA FARMs.-Fors sale. real soo
tatss in real good condition With goo
sIsEsan ssishEond' BlaekstSne. Ghsrios:esvill
] other places. Possession now OF late
RssSonsoie terms. Write for list. Be
cHaSInEYF aahl, hhlslFhi irsrissIrEs. 81 & small farm
S100 down, Deposit. Of SIS viii hold. W
have about so small farms. One-half /
5 acres. in beautiful chantilly. In nearb
Route SO to. sign "chsntiily Estates,
about 90 miles from Memorial Brids,
This Is the opportunity you've been walt
ing for, Drive out Sat. or Sun. aftei
noon. See for yourself. We have Low
home is on tract; general store is aero:
ssaWpuaus.K Rssisers lsls < st nv; Ma. Zoo; =
proximately 112-aere dairy farm nes
Damascus. nearly all tiIable, well VS.
tered: beautiful modern home. s lara
rms, inclosed and l open porches II
baths. oil heat located on hirh. ground,
I2 barns, Scar garase, silo, and ali nes
esssry outbNldings; exceptional value: 10
price: can be sold with milk cows an
equipment. Please call our farm repre-
sentative, Mr.. Ruble. Pooiesyilie ee12 3
Mr. stantz. sE. 56s5 with EARL i
WRIGHT, Realtor, WI. 5000, Betnesd,
Nd.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

KKlNEE GEOkGES CO. .9s-as
g45 acres, l60 acres tilIable: S-room al
modern brick. barns. tenant houses
scar garake; u miles on State I'd. II
Mitchelaiiie. Md. - l0-roon house. /
bedrooms al modern. tenant house
ment and stock: completely furnished;
S35 .gOA
~ acres ON State I'd. 1t has Chicken
s-roem house. ali naodssn: Sia.aea ". Z.
HARDESTY. Marlboro 1886. or west
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-24
THE SOVIET STATEMENT ON PALESTINE

Mr. Bevin is out in the cold shivering He hoped that
by submitting the Palestine problem the UN he would
put the Jews the spot to speak, He counted U.s.
USSR disagreement the ENHANCEMENT of the Palestine
case in of politics. the Jews crawling
their bellies to his doorway to beg for the kindness of Nor
rison Pan The ego-maniac has suffered terrible let
down. He has counted dissension but the result has
been unanmitY He has counted victory for himself the
result has been defeat He has counted Jewish subis
venes the result has been vindcation of Jewish claims
The USSR and the US agreed partition and the
establishment of Jewish state. The USSR and the US
agreed the urgency of settlement We don't think Mr.
Bevn has given yet There will be British maneuvering
to defeat the intentions of the that have
endorsed Jewish statehood There will be attempts sabo
tagging the policy of the two great but any attempt
to subvert Palestine solution is attempt the
of nations because the USSR agreement Pal
estine is the first promising instance understanding
tween Washington and Moscow
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-24

We believe that every good should be supported
its merits We have confidence the
10 million dollar drive for funds for the living
feel that the memorial for the dead will be
accordance with the plans Of the corporation which
taking this project.
We have long felt that not enough emphasis has been
much cannot be gvento the terrible loss of
third of all Jewish people in the recent We there
FORE urge readers to support Fundamentally the drive
for funds by the American Memorial to Six Million Mar
red Jews of Europe nc PA West 92nd Street. New York
City.
We quoting below a statement by DR.. Albert Elm
STEM whose health did permit him appear personally
at Sundays dedication ceremonies
Only few years separate from the most horrible
crime that modern history has to relate; crime
mtted not by fanatcal mob but cold calculation by
government of powerful nation The fate of the surviving
victims of German persecution bears witness to the degree
to which the moral conscience of mankind had been weak
ened
The dedication of this memorial shows that not all men
prepared accept the horror silence. It is inspired
by the will to the dignity and natural rights of
stands recognition of the fact that oerabe existence
tor his bare eisences tied to adherence
to the eternal moral demands.
For this stand and wish therefore to express my
appreciation and thanks for this Memorial human be-
ing and Jew"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-24
Strength
and
Beauty
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ


Suppose you read story telling
of Max Baer becoming a rabbi.
This is a story like that.
Then again you might say it is
story about Jack Dempsey and
Rudolph Valentino of the Tai
mud.
Or perhaps you might call it "a
Tip to Mothers on how to have
Beautiful Children"
All of this is embraced in the
story of Resi- Lakish and Rabbi
Johanan. Both of these men were
famed, Talmudic sages, but in the
start it was different.
Resh Lalxish began his career as
a fighter. Sounds like a good
fighting name even today. You
can almost: visualize it in the neon
lights of Madison Square Garden.
Resh wasn't the real name of
Lakish. 1t is simply contraction
of Rabbi Simeon ben Lakish. He
was in the heavyweight category,
but in those days, they didn't put
a heavyweight champion against
mOrtals. The first battling arenas
were the circuses and there the
strong men-the gladiatOrs-had
to meet tigers and lions in combat.
Fighting today is a sissy sport in
comparison.
Resi- Lakish was one of these
gladiators. Strong and muscular,
he lived hardy life. You know
the story about the Yeshiva stud
ent who was presented with the
gift of a pillow and refused it,
saying, he knew how hard it was
to sleep on one feather, and ergo,
it must be immeasurably harder
to sleep on a whole pillow of fea-
theirs. Resi- Lakis;1 also refused
to sleep on pillow, but for a
different reason. The fat of his
body, he said, was cushion enough
for him.
Once he was high diving and
otherwise dispOrting himself in the
water. Close by on the beach was
Rabbi JOhanan, all i'm admiration
at the proves of Resi- LalkiSh.
Rabbi Johanan could not re-
strain himself. He also plunged
into the water and soon was close
to Resi- Lakish.
"Resh Lalxish," he said, "thy
strength belongs to the TOrah."
"And thy beauty, returned Resi-
Lakish, belongs to women"
Rabbi JOhanan was indeed q
handsome man. The TaJnlIld goes
into ecstacies in describing his
beauty.
"I'll tell you what" said Rabbi
Johanan, II have a sister more
beautiful than and # you turn to
studying the Torah, I will intro
duce you to her."
Resi- Lakish met the beautiful
sister and it was lOve-lOve-lOve-
and of course marriage.
Resi- Lakish became a student
of the Law. In time he became
recognized almost as the equal of
Rabbi Johanan himself. The Tai |
mud is full of his arguments and
maxims. It was Resi- Lakish who |
said, eff thou forsakest the Torah |
one day, it will forsal1e thee for
two" It was Resh Lakish who
said, "In every crime, there is a |
bit of insanity" a statement I
believe far in advance of the pen
ologists of today. Again it was
Lakish who said, "Whoso commits
the sin of adultery with his eyes
is already an adulterer. ALMOST
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-24
LET US NEVER FORGET

On Sunday. October 18th. special
ceremonies took place defeating a
site in New York City as a mem
orial to the six million martYred
Jews of Europe.
A large sum of money is being
raised for the erection of this trib-
ute to our brethren who were
slaughtered for being Jews. A
number of our Jewish newspaper
colleagues have criticized the ex-
penditure of such monies for the
dead, when so much is needed for
Jewish survivors of the same great
tragedy.
Evening star., 1947-01-10

YlOr pensions under other legislation
Cited as a case In point was that
Of James ]. Davis, 73, former Labor
Secretary and former Senator from
Pennsylvania and now administers
tive assistant to Senator LANCER,
Republican, Of North Dakota. Mr..
Davis said he accepted the position
with Senator LANCER with the un-
derstanding he would resign In Feb
ruary to proceed with lecture tour.
Gets Credit for "A Years.
Civil Service Commission spokes-
men said Mr.. Davis return to Fed
ersl employment makes him eligible
for befefits under the Civil Service
Evening star., 1947-01-10

Retirement Act and entities him
to credit for "a years of previous
Government service, including nine
years as Labor Secretary, 1921-1930.
and is years as Senator, ending IN
1945.
At Senator hangers Office 1t was
said MIR. Davis viii be entitled to
IS3,450 year annuity by paying 5
per cent of his salary as administra-
tive assistant into the annuity fund.
Evening star., 1947-01-10

ST he serves the announced one
month, his earnings at 10000 q
year viii be ssss.3s, and his pen
sion fund contribution $4166. Or.
by paying in a percentage Of pre-
vious earnings totaling SIS, 800, he
Evening star., 1947-01-10

can increase his annuity 10 $5,O80
10 year, it was declared.
{. Senator LANCER said he intended
to discuss the application Of PEN
sions to such cases as those OF Mr..
Davis on the Senate floor within
the "next day or two"
Evening star., 1947-01-10

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-05
The Budget Up Today

Today's City Council meeting is OF
primary Importance. Final action is
due to be taken on the budget.
The city manager and his advisers
worked diligently for months IN an Ell
fort to strike a balance between expendl-
lures and income without increasing
the tax rate. When it was found that
the city could not meet its just obllga-
lions and fulfill it's pledges on the In
come to be obtained at last years rate
an increase was decided upon, where
upon lusty protests were heard IN many
quarters. Nor have the bulk of the tax
payers become re~conciled to the ad-
vance.
This suggests that the Council to-
dav will be faced with the necessity
of proceeding with the adoption OF the
budget as prepared or seeking further
ways of reducing it. 1t is understood
that a concerted move is to be made by
certain groups, notably the real estate
brokers, to have the budget revised
downward. If this transpires the Coun-
Gil, in all fairness, will hear what pro-
posals have been formulated. And not
the Council alone, but the people of
Wilmington too, who are as deeply on
cerned with the budget as any group
in the city's business community, will
be interested listeners, through the
press.
One question is to be considered So
berly by everybody. 1t is that while the
budget might, possibly, be reduced and
the old tax rate restored, could it be
done without lowering efficiency in the
administration? If a new proposal is
made today this aspect of the tax prob
lem, of course, will have had the atten.
ton of the protestants. For no one
least of all a prominent business
group, would wish the City either tc
default it's pledges or lower the standard
of it's services.
1t is always difficult to be calm wher
taxes are to the fore. But this is one
occasion when Wilmington's tax rate
together with the budget, must be
dealt with in extraordinary calmnes:
and sound judgment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-05
Editorial Comment
WHAT is A LOTTERY?

Probably somebody will have to be arrest
ed, tried, convicted, and take his case to the
State Supreme Count before it can be decided
what a lottery is under North Carolina law. =,
The Ahoskie Kiwanis club incident was SAID
to nave been legal because each person who
bought a ticket on the automobile that was 10
be given away got his moneys worth IN the
form of admission to a dance.
Numerous benefits throughout the state havt
conducted raffles, on the same grouna. that
the buyer of the ticket got full value for his
money, whether he won the prize or not; hoa,
Now the merchants of Smithfield nave been
informed by Attorney General MCMILLAN thai
their plan to give away a t ticket o. on m an au,0.
disc purchased is an illegal lottery. If the
tickets were given away the Attorney General
But aren't they given away? The purchaser
gets his dollars worth Of merchandise; The
chants hold that it is a free ticket.
But the Attorney General says it is not
because nobody gets a ticket unless he buys
a dollars worth of goods.
That is a nice distinction which, it seems
only the Supreme Court can clarify.-Chal
lotte Observer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-05
Example Worth Following

Although Washington has been
weeping over the spiraling cost of liv-
ing, ever since the inflationary trend
set in when the government, to speed
production in war industries, forced
wages up to attract workers, it has
remained for a federal judge sitting in
Chicago to take action which definitely
promises relief.
Judge John P. Barnes has ordered a
special grand jury to investigate the
entire price situation.
Judge Barnes example could well be
accepted by all federal judges. Grand
juries in all federal court districts
could not be better employed than in
probing prices, their cause and effect.
1t is reasonable to think that their
Investigations would reveal many things
needing correction and, whether court
action were possible or not, the ex-
posture itself would be helpful.
The searchlight which could be
turned upon them by the nations press
inevitably would arouse public resent
ment. The public still has tremendous
power in this land.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-05
The Legion's Policy


Amid the shouting and the III.
mutt OF the more informal aspect,
OF the American Legion conven-
tlon' the delegates found time to
formulate policy on many serious
national and international nrob-
LENS. 1t was in keeping with the
traoi'1on OF the Legion and the
temper OF the times that opposi-
tion to Communism, at home and
abroad. bulked large in the con-
Ventlon's discussions and de-
clslons, Mapy of the latter were
necessarily negative, defensive
and some went much farther in
tnat direction than the circum-
stances warranted. One. at least
lhe proposal to amend the Bill
OF Rights - would be little short
OF fatal to American civil liberties
If carried into effect:
But for all this apparent nreoc.
cupatlon with defensive tar.
,lcs, the Legion did tndorse bearti.
~ the most constructive idea
which has appeared in interna,ion.
ID al1alrs since the deadlock de-
veioped between Russia and the
west: the Marshall plan. There
vas opposition; a faction was all
Ir making America secure
ny permitting Europe to de.
scend' unassisted, int0 economic
chaos. But the powerful .interven.
t.on OF Mr.. Harold Stassen and the
good sense Of the great maior;+v
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-05
Star Program

State ports with Wilmington favored
IN proportion with It's resources. 10 IN
ch1de public terminals. tobacco storage
warehouses. ship repair facilities. near.
by sites for heavy industry and s'-io''
Cape Fear river channel.
City auditorium large enough 70 meet
needs for years to come.
Development Of Southeastern Norh
Carolina agricultural land Industrial re.
sources through better markets and 1000
processing, pulp wood production ana
factories.
Emphasis on the regions recreation
sdvantayes AMI improvement OF resort
accommodations.
Improvement Of Southeastern North
Cardinals farm-to-market and primary
roads. with a paved highway from Top
sail inlet to Bald Head island.
Continued effort through the Cltys In
dustrial Agency to attract more IN
dustries. It,
proper utilization Of Bluethenthal air.
mort for expanding air service.
development Of Southeastern NORM
Carolina. health facilities. especially IN
counties lacking hospitals. and inciuo-
inc a Negro Health center.
Encouragement Of the growth OF CON-
mercial fishing.
Consolidation OF City and County 30"
e%rnments.