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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29

The state Of Kansas was ira
versed by many Of the early-day
trails, including the Oregon trail
and the Santa Fe trail.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29

THESE ARE THE MOST COPIED CARS
IN AMERICA, road proved by $4,000
owners In two billion miles Of driving.
Because plenty of Americana insist on
con- ort, convenience, style and value,
traditional leaders had to "move owe"
"A Kaiser Frazer became the fourth
lareest manufactures of motor cars In
the world In two short years.
Why waltz Enjoy. your new car this
summer. You'll get fair treatment and
highest trade-ip allowance. - !.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29

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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01

Delaney Street is an important
East Side traffic artery.
In the years of it's existence, the
East Side has changed even
though most of the names of it's
streets survived unaltered. When
Lillian D. Valid gave the world
her book, "The House on Henry
Street." she described the East
Side of about fifty years ago as
to use her own words something
strange and alien, a vast crowd
ed area, a foreign city within our
own, for whose conditions we had
no concern" Some of these condi-
tons she indicates as tenement
houses with "laden fire escapes,
useless for their appointed pur-
pose" and "evil smelling, uncov-
cred garbage cans"
To the writer, who has seen the
East Side, such descriptions do not
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
Pensacola, Florida

represent the East Side today.
Moreover, if there is any truth
in such descriptions and others of
similar nature later published,
East Siders deserve the highest
possible praise for their splendid
accomplishments and valuable
contributions in spite of such
circumstances.
A native East Slider was select
ed repeatedly by the voters of
New York State as its Governor.
This happy warrior, Alfred E.
Smith, was later chosen as a can
didate for the very highest nation
al office in Washington.
East Side Jews gained promin-
ence in many fields. AS we re-
trace events about three decades
ago, some outstanding persons
may be selected as examples. A
mong them is Henry M. Goldfogle,
a Democrat, chosen as Judge and
subsequently Congressman plac-
ed on important committees and
regarded by some as an Official
representative of East Side Jew
ry. A Republican, Gustave Hart
man, starting as newsboy, rose
to the rank of judge. Leon Sand
ers, from Assemblyman, was ele-
waited to a judgeship. Aaron J.
Levy similarly, advanced from
Majority Leader in the Assembly
to place on the bench. Otto
Rosalsky became jurist with a
nationwide reputation. These
men were also closely affiliated
with Jewish organizations as ac-
tive leaders.
Today the East Side shows some
marked changes. Restrictions
against immigration reduced the
population. Some, once poverty
stricken struggling peddlers, be-
came wealthy merchants and man.
facturers who moved to palatial
homes established far from the
East Side. More sunlight can
nowshine on the Israelite in his
East Side residence. Part of AL
len Street, where the elevated line
was in the way of the little light
left, was torn down. East Hous-
ton Street has been made wider.
CONTINUED on Page 119)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01

This Jewish section has been
Drimarily in the East Side, a To-
cality known to people through
ont the world. Different streets
If the East Side have their own
special significance. Orchard
Street has been a center of push
carts; Division Street, a shopping
market for womens clothes.
Grand Street, once the home of
great department stores and the
street in which the B'nai Birth
was established over a hundred
years ago in the hat store of Sell
lyman Brothers, is still a street
with many fine stores of all kinds.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
In the East Side
BY SAMUEL PASNER

EDITORS NOTE The author of this article prominent
educator, writer, radio speaker and public lecturer
nurng year, New York City celebrating golden iub
Programs been planned that possible people
ut in this largest scenes
mast them to views
ngy of the AngOJewish press may now find it of
interest to get description of that part City to which
% refer Quarter cognzance of changes
hot came with passage of time.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01

YEAR IS DIFFERENT Just after the Exodus l94 was
turned the Jewish homeland hpad refugees
finds haven Israel With the aid the S2so GOO United Jewish Appeal
smn Jews for the United Jewish Appeal
will provide housing retaining for these IN
through the agencies Palestine Appeal UA also
the relief work Europe of the Joint Distribution
Committee AmecaniOn Of the United
Service behalf Of refugees in u S.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Theft Suspect FeIIs Pursuer
AS Band Plays Christmas Music

caught sight of the suspect and
trapped the man In an alley
Charged with petty larceny and
assault was Rogers williams, 26
colored, 5400 block Of Addison
Chapel road NE. He pleaded not
guilty in court yesterday, and asked
for a jury trial next month.
In two other shoplifting cases
also before Judge George D. Nell
son, Raymond Jones; 81, colored
1900 block of r street NV, was
sentenced to a total of SIS in
fines or As days in Jail for stealing
a Accent wooden cap from Nc
Crory's Ave and dime store and for
having an Ice pick in his pocket
when arrested.
James D. Peyton, 81, colored, Of
the 300 block of Florida avenue
NV. was held for the grand Jury
under $500 bond, charged with
grand larceny.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Fanny Ross Henbest
Gives Personality to
Piano in Recital
bv Elena de Soyn

Fanny Ross Henbest, resident
pianist, heard in the Phillips Gal
lery last night, demonstrated what a
piano can sound like when the artist
Is intent on making it personal.
This was one time when the often
abused powerful Steinway, used in
the Gallery, showed something else
besides force, perfection of mecha-
nism and noise. Under control, its
tone acquired a spiritual quality
and new vibrancy to mirror the
personality of the player.
The pianist has an individual way
Of extracting sound, which is beau
tiful for Its singing and sustaining
Qualities. She can bring out a
melody and at the same time the
equally important background of
leading voices, allowing each to re-
tain its individuality and play a
prominent part in the ensemble.
This method makes for clarity and
comprehensibility of patterns of
which not a note was lost.
Without ever sacrificing musical
values, Mrs. Henbest made the piano
sound strong and healthy in Cole
mans choral-like "Missal Theme, :"
and In the "Vivace ALA Marcia, :"
in Beethoven's Sonata op. 101. +"
Her playing Of the "Adagio con af-
fetto," from the latter, was notable
for the amount Of expression she
put into it. and Schubert's I'm
promptu in G minor. op 90" for the
authenticity of style and minute
dynamics.
The American part of the pro-
gram was no less interesting. Grif-
fes' THE Vale of Dreams" and THE
Night Winds" were imbued with a
pictorial charm the titles suggest:
Chanler's whimsical "Toccata," +"
Keeney's light hearted "Sonatina, I"
rejecting Shostakovich's familiar
Polka; Ray Green's Dance Set" "
written in O. folk-art idiom of the
nation, and Coleman's Prelude in
@ sharp minor" served as a good
ILLUSTRATION OF American talent and
versatility. Mrs. Coleman only re-
Gently gave o whole evening of her
compositions in various forms, while
Mr.. Green's works were performed
here with orchestra and by Mrs.
Henbest in the form Of piano duets.
Both composers were in the au-
dience. Mrs. Henbest's recital was a
pronounced success.
Evening star., 1948-12-14

Yuletide music stirred no Christ
mas conscience or feeling for his
fellowman in the shoplifting sus-
pect brought into Municipal Court
yesterday by Store Detective Mark
Roberts.
Mr.. Roberts, who watches for
shoplifters in s. Kann Sons. re-
ported he saw q man steal q $40
purse from a counter and walk out
the Seventh street entrance.
Taking up the pursuit, Mr.. Rob-
erts came upon a Salvation Army
band playing at the curb, ran into
the suspect and a stiff left to the
jaw, he complained.
When I opened my eyes and
looked up from the sidewalk" Mr..
Roberts recounted, the trombone
was over my head and the band was
playing Silent Night"
He said he scrambled to his feet,
Evening star., 1948-12-14

license held by Mrs. Freda Ezersky
from 1901 Connecticut avenue NV.
to 4137 Wheeler road Sc.
. Two package store dealers in the
area were the principal opponents
to the granting Of the transfer.
They were Louis Brisker, who owns
a store at 4011 South Capitol street,
and Abraham L. Germans, president
of Germans Inc, at 1916 South
Capitol street. They maintained the
area has reached the saturation
point as far as liquor stores are
concerned.
Mrs. Ezersky presented . petition
signed by 371 persons in the neigh
be granted.
borhood, asking that the transfer.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
| Hi|lcresf Citizens Elect
CORPORATION Trustees

The Hillcrest Citizens Association
last night moved to incorporate Its
group and elected five trustees.
The trustees are George w. Alb.
sher, Mrs. Marguerite Fake, Mrs
Alfred Myers, Carl G. Smuck, arlo
Marion West.
The group asked DR.. Hobart M
Corning, superintendent Of schools
to consider plans for q 24-room new
Stanton School instead of one of Il
rooms now favored by the District.
The lighting of the Community
Evening star., 1948-12-14

IChristmas Tree will be held at 7
pm. December % on the lawn of
the East Washington Heights Bap-
tist Church, Alabama and Branch
avenues Sc.
/ Mr.. Absher, president, conducted
the meeting which was held in the
East Washington Heights Baptist
Church Hall.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Package Store License
Transfer Weighed by ABc

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board today has under considera-
ton a request of a transfer of a
Evening star., 1948-07-11
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 1-room furn. apt IN
Albany, N. Y. for ] to 3 room furn apt I
in Northwest washington. METROPOLITAN
Ios0 DAYTIME Box l9l-K. Star. 10
i-BEDRM. APT. Wash. given in exchange
for same in New York City. rent gov 90 OF
under. Call MRS. SAXTON, AD' SLpo.
WILL, EXCHANGE 1-room furn,, apt. in
Albany. N Y. for ! to 3 room turn: apt i.p I
In Northwest Washington. Metropolitan
1850 daytime. Box l9l X, Star.
WO-BEDRM, furnished, semidet. mouse,
500 per mo-; Arl; for less expensive | or
. bedrm. furn or unfurn. apt. CH H2nu- ,,,n
MODERN I-BEDRM APT. w. HyattsVl!le'
for similar apt in D c.; pref near NC
Kinley Tech. UN. 226l or RE 4l42' .A''
49, -,
DUPONT CIRCLE. walkup, ? bedrooms. liv-
ing room. kitchen. bath; furn. nnturn !:
children permitted; $50; for bachelor or
one bedroom apt Must be hrSt moor or
elevator Box ASK, Star,
Boiling Field for duplex apt. Ludlow 4s3l-
1-BEDRM APT. walking dist Nav. Res;
LOVELY NE. APT.-Cool and in excel.
cond, !! rms. kit. bath and screened;,in
porch: low rent will exchange for similar
apt IN ". section of Georeia ave Al,
ATTRACTIVE, unfurn, 1bedroom apt, In
desirable NV. section, for unfurn. 2-oed-
nm apt IA. 9661. u
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedroom Arlington
apt. for small house or 3-oedrocm ap, IN
Baltimore or vicinity. Gil. 1891. III
Evening star., 1948-07-11
APARTMENTS WANTED.

TNFTRNISHED-One-b bedroom apt. by re-
Md R9nSsif vointy SouPs csl dE oao Between en-
VA WasNTED-Furnlshed studio apt. combina-
MoTHER, employed, and son, college
drnkers; dTnFers BEST best references Cal trinidad
VET. wife and, infant need home; maxi-
maintenance. MANAGEMENT. care of child.
TSrrR. II "F;'I APT. wanted for elderly lady and
FRi EMPLoYE, wife. mo -old baby desire
i or ; bedroom apt, unfurn.:. by July, -
sGs6 sso FffefSHsss o%f HGSpkEb Gs k and
ether employees of Capital Transit Com
pany need houses or private apartments
So per mo Please phone MI 65t;i, Ext
e12 Tor 652l Monday 20 FRIDAY from $50
am TO 5 pm These employees are are not OF
buy, they need family housing to rent,
LIEUTENANT COLONEL. Regular Army Of.
hcer bachelGT on new permanen, nn neo seai snari
ment with kitchenette and bath: prefera-
BIZ Bly, vicinity Mass, and Wisconsin ayes
F2DERIY FL asIih' cotrLr desires unturh >
bedrm. apt, CT s,n.l small house no pets or
BFhTiSsIiINsEESsWoMAN wants one-room apt
kitchen and bath; VIC 18TH st. NV sn.ut
MUSEUM CURATOR To- .IH needs otbsr oedToom exssf
ref FA. 0O44 ) to : p m. or before noon.
WANTED to rent, apts. and houses. turn;
NJ %elpar. on,ufni Inc. @ 4Sa Swami ave Aiexandria
WISH WISH TO PLACE my excellent, tenants Of
employed in better type l-bedrm. apt.
furn or unfurn.. sc. sec. pref. Call Lu,
YoTNS VOC WOMAN wishes to share NV. apt.
with other girls. Call MI. ono till l p m.
BUSINESS LADY desires unfurnished
N,b or without hns % bedroom accessible to
10Th and SITS. NV by public transporta-
ton: will be sole occupant; highest Gre
oTIET oinftarsE EMPnoYED HGH coTPLE, perm resi-,
dent, no children, pets or parties want :
or Tm unfnrn m apt Or as IN or me repsP
and pay up to mos, advance. Phone
996 996uNG e9S; COUPLE. child IL yrs, would would Ike il.
Ih;nStont S p 1reent, Chestnut 1874
p5TEsslPPEi.RATELY 5TslPi.R NEED unfur:, apt, or house
with bedrms; not S eyer b.Sv S,o sober moh3e Ie.
liable cali Ludlow 7645. l3'
GOVT. EMPLOYE., white; wife. school age
child smo child; nseaS nss,snco eedPm aneraf,on spl
maint. apt. oil burners and boilers: vii.
consider part time or relief duties Boy
covERSMENT Sh SidE = AfroRNIY Rs Y ve and wife
desire furn. or unfurn. bedrm-, apt; NV.
sect, Vicinity Amer. Univ, preferred: nc
es!ass SUNDAY. nn sg.iaf re 1870, $50 Ext $3.50 SAB
Adults WANT apt. at once; up to SIS
no. o. S. AIR FORCE PERSONNEL. al
grades, permanently assigned IN Washins
ton area. have an urssnt need for private @
no shares Please call RE. 800, Ext. 42le
q sss4, from s:l6-4;45. q
Evening star., 1948-07-11
HOUSES UkFURNIsHED Cont. J

WE HAVE SEVERAL vell-located homes
mo One ". lease. EASTMAN & sEAY,
ss sssosi BIAEsE Ess ST. fhuSeR 2Gs9 row
kit; gas heat; $50; give name, phone
number. present or most recent landlord.
address P. o. Box 15l. Mt. Rainier. Nd
DETACHED. Groom brick;
~ baths large, sodded lot; never occu,
pied; immediate possession; located 111o
ss sGes oMNEK sPs sysF W sp55E FSF %
selling SIS month
6-RM. BUNGA.-All cleo, oil heat. outdoor
fireplace early August: adults; Sl2oi refs.
cheyerly, Nd. Box, 2l6-J; Star.
only. 3s No. Albemarle st; Va; between
Glebe I'd. and Dom. DIR. E A. LUCAS.
NEW HOME. Just completed, 2 blocks of
New Hampshire ave: lovely suburban sec
ton: detached, 2-story brick consisting
Of lovely rooms 2 baths tuil basement mt
date improvements: convenient to stores
and transportation; 40 per month Can
Mr.. Hill or Mr.. Shifrin, FEDERAL CON-
TRACING CO., 9l5 New York ave. NV
FOR RENT--southeast section; 4-bedrm.
spaulding Heights. Md. HI. 1864.
1O5 IROoUOIS WAY. Forest Heights Sc.
large. fenced yard; Sl25 per month. GE.
OLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Colonial;
fireplaces, 2S-ft. living rm. with orig.
cool, pvt. garden: Potomac River breezes;
unfurn.. partly. or furn.; unfurn, $500.
TIE. 1904 Sun. or ewes
CoLORED-CAPIToL HILL-7-rm brick,
Oh heat; 2-car garage: references required,
etc: S15 Box 5o5-K Star IL
Evening star., 1948-07-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-hothwest.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK; $50, 500
First offering of this attrac brick home,
First floor has living room with fireplace:
din rm and modern kit; 3 twin-sized
bedrms., . baths on md fl: storage attic,
years old. F. A. TWEED CO, 1904 Conn.
aMERieAN .Si ia TN UNIV ~, PIX Sc; s3e5o. Sci
built brick 2-bedrm, and bath bungalow
N this conv. suburban area liv. r.n., din.
rm. kit. and utility rm, all on 1st floor
tire ire home in nef immae9lste s"lucore eond '0
AMEKfCAN INV. PK,-Conv. to Spring
built ENGLISH type brick, $ YRS old; 3
bedrms,, liv. rm.. din. rm., n baths, mod
equip. kit, side porch, &C. heat; well in
mms poss saFasf BENAMiE ~ INT NH MILLS 3 Rss Rsh
.or; Tower BLDG ME. 49oo' ewes, OIL.
hARNAEY WOODS AREA-colonisl brick
500. 500 :" sEockEY 4 MooRHEAp, b. AD. B ooai.
srRlE1rH; Rpfn ~ slsa5o-e rooms. bath, Mi oil
MoDLv1TT, Realtors, sH $3.50, RA. 4!22
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-Luxurious living
at modern cost; detached brick. on beau
tlfnl grounds Of q acre; near Kenwood;
udtIl lSb Al'I' ldAEt LtSs III, maui IIl
r Reaitors, sH, $3.50, RA. 442a. 'i Gi5
BRIGH1WoOD-Near. Sheridan ,Theater
storm windows: Venetian blinds. redeco-
rated throughout.. Terms; Call Mr.. shee-
hanj an. EYES pI 4Rh4 BA, 1lss' COX q CO. RE.
BRIGHTWooD-open . till 8, 5112 Kan
sas ave. n.W-3 apis, completely furn.'
kit bath: sec f. . bedrms liy rm kit /.
bath; bsmt.. liv. rm, bedrms, kit. bath;
oil h;-wh., sdetG det garage: at approved oPA
home, ENTERPRISE REALTY CO. I234
Eys ooE St nT tx 34oo; eyes EYES: GE 51l1A
Longfellow st, semidetached, brick, s rms,
bath, equipped kit, gas h.-w.h.. porches;
e5 lot best EaTs most Sec
BRlGHTWOOD, 5222 9TH ST., NV, open
II today; large 5-rm. row brick. spot
less eond ii, throughout; big sereened-in
rage; paved ed alley ' in m rear nr. stores, bus
and a DOZEN schools. owner leaving town.
Wust SCI this gees end I'M ASKING
BRIGHTWoOD, Buchanan St.. east OF
l6th-Lovely home. row brick, bedrms.,
IN baths, 3 porches, parouet floors. rec,
iced to sell; sisK REALTY CO, nc.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-s rooms. 3 baths.
WALDO HARRIS, Broker. Ii. s41o Me.
CHEVY CHASE. d. CA home you will
be proud to own. det. brick; cony to
transp. and schools; liv. rm., with firepl.,
receipt. hall. din. rm., kit, den, 8 bedrms..
; baths. b:-L gar, laund. nm. and rec:
rm: with 6Fepl.' newly redeeora5ed :. and
zoos K st. NV. Ex. $3.50. RE 6s45.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-For sale by owner,
40 brokers, please New williamsburg
Colonial: lge bedroom and bath LIST A.;
3 bedrms.. Il baths, End f.; de luxe
kitchen with breakfast nook. Substantial
lash required or will take small house in
trade. For further information. call Mr..
Lueck, wo. 5733, between 8 and am.
and to z pm. Ill
CHEVY CHASE BLVD. near Wisconsin ave.
-6-room brick home. on large. nicely
handicapped lot, only years old. Large
living room, dining room. kitchen. powder
room, 1st floor: bedrooms. 2 baths, End
floor; screened rear porch; detached ga
rage. Call Mr.. Engle. GE. 5ss3. with
BEITzuL. pI. 800. -1S
Evening star., 1948-07-11
COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

FOR SALE-One and two bedroom apart
ments: residential and COOPERATIVE apt.
liStines wanted CONCENT REALTY CO.
n : Woodward Bldg. RE $500
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT. near park. with
inspiring view; unusually large living rm
:, bedrmS. kitchen. bath low operating
expenses HELEN NORRIS OR. $50 or
oVERLookING ROCK CREEK Park
handsome 2-bedrm apt; restricted; no
children. AD 5525.
Mr. KEY BRIDGE in Arlington. va.-One
and two bedroom apis. in new building;
proximately $50 per mo. which includes
veterans. Phone MR.. DAWSON, Wo.
WILL SELL furnished apt in GEORGETOWN,
bedrm., living rm., kitchenette and bath;
to single gentleman only. Box 44o-J,
VETERAN .oeo cash and $50 50
monthly, including principal interest,
maintenance and all utilities will purchase
this 1-month- old coop. apt, consisting
Of | bedrm., living rm.. kitchen, dining
alcove. tile bath and ample closet space;
located Sc, near Boiling Field and N R L.
Can be purchased by nonveteran for all
cash. Price, S7,050. For appt to Inspect.
call Mr. Smith tSpvss syss En- En- I7G3 FREDs
K St NV. Ma. 9141. ii.
VACANT-Sale by owner; ! lge. rm.. kit.
reception hall and bath; full price for
quick sale. only $4,000 cash. includes
interest in other apts.: operating cost,
only $3.50 mo. Apt 4os at 65 NJ st;
NV See janitor to inspect or call
OWNER MI O.4l
Evening star., 1948-07-11
APIS. FURNISHED Cont

ety eAfIr9I 9arn h Ssd. sos u per 'ns 'ssR
fSSs fbSo%xroWNs eSk ISL or sssF girls or men sso
utii Apt. 4o1, 523 Ilth St: NV. ID
s6e4 18th ST. NE. fWoodridEel1 rms,
for desirable girls; refs. given and re,
auired; sos incl. utilities NO; 1929. IL
5000 conn AvEGWdow Will .,r1 rent TSP papf RI
sit rm and kit; 500 month. Ho. 1900
1~BEDRM. APT. nicely furn,, eonv. loea-
25l5; also large single sleeping nm; pvt.
SE.R 14th aDt AMP yns soo kit
and private bath; $50 including utilities
Box 2So-J. Star. IL
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED-i bedrm !;
living rm dines5dd blda ali services
available a Tor % months, starting .bopt ~
july 13; references required; = SlcosRFIEs csI RE
1904 during business hours IL
FOR THE SUMNER MONTHS 8 apts;
S75 to Sl25. including utilities, IN lovelS
stone house on Lee hwy. IN Falria11 w.
Ssa ssa e 81 S.w.-pesirabl. apt; 2 rms
Ist f. front: $50 week. IL
A VERY LOVELY furnished ons-bedroom
secretariai sp.e service; transportation excel
to months. BOX III -, otAr.
1881 aIst ST. Nw.-Two front spts, 2nd
and 3rd floors each 2 rooms inciuoIns @
full kit; children welcomed; S23 per
SILVER SHfY spRING-couple. No objection to
! child to share lovely GENTLE home lor
month or longer 500. Sligo 1852 III
,I7 9Th ST. Me- bedrms.. Kit. and din
rm combined; pvt bath; no linens furn..
adults only, settled people, no orinlSihf'
sso%v;y1y, LARGE BROOM APT, vicinity
Tenley circle. Completely furnished; Incl
linens silver, fine Miller piano: only ,tSs te
Gne6. middle-aged or retired couple; ol %
no plus utilities. Payable 8 mos IN ~ a.
lance Possibility renewal same is peTaoo
s5, 2R WHITTIER PLACE N;w:Mvieinity
Walter Reed: . rms, kit S1oi also psii1!to p1ss1o
S45; gentlemen or couple. hA. ~
BACHELOR APT. for 2 or 3 3, girls: s.rxire; fare
Sc secretarial @ switchboaTd, SOB to s,r, s1s PEI
days per wk: selective menus: me- 1o60 e0nV, Box to
ffttIRSlsHEp FIRM HE'D APT. for month Of Ausgstti Il
Ae3upIT1fGY A9 psS3 tG5 detal1ksN eftaul1ksN1sHED ArT.sab.
NV TX: convenient transportation, ntt, nottn-
west section S115 includlng u'ii1ie'
"a r02I. Box 4a3-J. Star
rhiIdren; $50 mo. 81 18th st. ne LII
Evening star., 1948-07-11
HOUSES EXCHANGED

WILL EXCHANGE 4-bedrm,, 2-bath house,
nr. l 9Th and Decatur NV, for house in or
near Butler. Pa. GE. 1898
OWNER OF MODERN 6-rm house in Chevy
ChaSe, Nd, desires to exchange occupancy
with owner of comparable house in acceS-
slble suburb Of New York; approx. rental
Value Sl15; l or yr. agreement for ex-
change on unfurn. basis preferred WI.
1922
VA.-Excellent 2-bedroom
unfurn: apt. for . or 3 bedrm. unfurn
house, District or suburbs. CHI. 42O7. III
WHY NOT TRADE your present home for
a larger or newer one? We are ready
and equipped to handle your problem with
little or no cash on your part For further
information call WETTZ REALTY CORP
9Q2 18th st: NV, ST. 1855 ii
BAL ALTIM0RE-6-rm. brick home, for like
one In C.: prefer Sc; call AT 1885,
for further details Ii
WILL EXCHANGE Groom house. l block
from District line, for one in the country
about / 5 or 20 miles out SH 635o II /
Evening star., 1948-07-11
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE
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Ex-GI MOVING SERVICE, storage: none
too small: reas. rates. We take surplus
furn; as pay on moving. GLOVER. RE.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separate
USN sxReTs Go Re eone est No
REDUCED RATES, 3 average rooms Of
furniture stored in individual compart-
ment for So per month. Reasonable rates
115 Hs az ssditl9nai rp Spaes' SAFETY SIG
FURNITURE VAN, two expert movers; S5
hour; every piece guaranteed :, against
damage; also packing, Grating LU S905.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.--e4-h -hr
trunks and baggage AT. 1853 or FIR O3s6
CALL HO. 1850 for that quick move; light
and heavy hauling; reaS. rates. IA
SMALL JOBS-Any time, days. ewes, Suns.
Truck with white driver, So first hr; 81. rs
each additional half hour LU. S9O5.
MOVING. hauling anything, anywhere;
new truck. white driver: lowest rates
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE CO.
-Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 2937; after pm. GE. 1915