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Evening star., 1948-01-15
HOUSES UNFVRNJSHED.

1915 LYMAN PL. NE. Seen by appoint.
ment-Semidetach fve-roo brick house
full basement, gas heat and refrigerator
adTs oaS Ses
Bose, Star
25I3 i2th ST. N.W.-vacant. 20-ft. front
row. brick, rms, Va baths, auto. gas
MAN REALTY. INC, 1345 Good Hope rd
s.e., TR. 400 -l6
FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE-Liv. rm., din
rm., kit. and bath; lot and garage; in Ken
sington, Md; $12O mo- MRS. DARBY
802 Taylor st. NV. Cali FA. 9S14
21O2 INGRAHAM ST., Avondale Terrace
Md.-New, detached brick 5 bedrooms
Ia baths, screened porch, gas furnace
S1.5 per mo. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
1908 H ST. NV Ma 2345 -17
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BOATS.

MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope. lre ex-
tinguishers, outboard motors, Scripps ma
FRANK DEL VEccH1o g. SON. 1912 1lth
st. Sc Ii 4493
THE LATEST THING IN BOATING-A
194S 4O-ft Matthews de luxe sedan, pow
cred with two l50-h.p. Packard finger-tip
calling THE JACK STONE CO.. GIL. 1900.
BARGAIN-25R it. cabin cruiser, model
quire EX 5699, FIR. 1921 -15
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ROOMS WANTED

FINE CHRISTIAN LADY desires Ink. rm.
preferably 1st A. vic. 81 18th and Park
MAN, Fed. employe and student, desires
room, Ink. optional. private entrance;
S35 maximum per mo. Box 1850, Star.
16s
NURSE desires comfortable room, near
Providence Hospital, with kitchen priyils.
Cal CALI NJ; nx4S 4940; 0;on t. 8 pm; I6.
day care for 15-mo.-old son. Call NO.
4456, S am. till pm. 10.
GENTLEMAN desires large, comfortably
lily, and garage. Box 280-C, Star. 49,
MIDDLE-AGED LADY wants comfortable
single room; rent reasonable. Box 311-C,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACH, typewriters, calculators,
cash regs., offce equip: any kind; top
price. ME. 1896; CO. 1925 eyes, Sundays.
liz
tors, bought and sold and rented. RE I177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. Sl3 l4th st.
NV.
MISUNDERSTANDING. brio a-brac, china
glassware. rugs, silvetware, paintings;
highest cash prices paid Call MURRAY.
Taylor 1898.
home; will pay cash. We do moving stor-
age. IA. 2937, after pm, GE. 1416.
BEDRM. SET, maple. twin beds, from pvt.
party; quality more imp. consideration than
price. Call EN-. 1854 after pm. -15
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted
at once; will pay highest possible prices.
No matter what you have to sell, please
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APIS. FURN. AND UNFURN.

ATTRACTIVE DUPLEX APT. for rent in
College Park, Md: bedrms., bath, lily.
rm.. sun porch, kit, dinette, pvt. yard;
S1Oo mo- unfurn., S125 mo. furn.: conv.
transp. at door. Call Laurel 1853 or 1855;
nights Laurel 252-L
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Caterpillar, motor graders
Diese, bulldozers. all sizes; diesel cranes
shovel. backhoe, drag line, trenchers, al
types; everything for the contractor. Cal
CI, 2212 or GI, 0993
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

in Va: $40 mo-; can do odd jobs G. B.
OSGoOD, 1905 North Capitol st. NO.
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

AsAhAhAiN6 yEAGhhNS MOVANu NO.--Sf-hI
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR. 03S6
VETERANS, starting business. will move
you day or evening". reasonable rates;
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe forage in separate
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO. Q104
UNIcN STORAGE CO.. INC. est 1906.
..'ET VANS OF VIRGINIA. specialized
packing; Shipping; stopage; sransfsr; large
MOVING, HAULING - Call oW. 1751
Careful, experienced hauling by veteran
white; reasonable rates; day or eve. -.1e
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience. with
new truck: careful handling: reas. rates,
Call any time, MR.. COOK. GIL. 5137. LIS
EX-GI-Moving. packing, storage: local or
long distance, anywhere, any time; no Job
too large or small. GLOVER, RE. $3.50. 49,
or part load to and from
Washington, Pittsburgh. Cleveland. Detroit.
Chicago. St Louis. kansas City. Denver
and Calf. Immediate service. NORTHERN
VANLINES, INC, AT. 9243, Ii. 3725. IT.
VETERAN just out of the service will move
or haul anything, night or day. No job
too little Cali EARLE, AT. 1851. 19'
MOVING, heavy and light, D. c., Va. and
Md Call TR q542 20s
EDELMAN MOVING g. STORAGE Co.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. Ia. 2937; after z pm, GE. 14I6.
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ApTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

VICINITY FLOWER AND DOMER avenues
Takoma Park, Md; by empl. mother with
3h-year-old son. Urgent! Sligo 4979
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ROOMS FURRasHED-A1D. and Va

ROOMS FURkAShED-AkD. and VA.
MT RAINIER, MD, 4010 29th st.-Large
front rm: for 2; mr.. bus, 1-fare zone. Call
coy SINGLE ROOM, private bath. desir-
able for bachelor; convenient to Lee hwy,
ARL.-4 girls. share adjoining lovely twin
bed rms, pvt. bath; laundry and telephone
privileges: convenient. Phone OK 3457.
venient; So wk. CHI. 247S.. -15
SILVER SPRING-Large bedroom, in r .
Pl,Ea;f GARGE hSpg poUBLE Fl FRoNT ROOM, next to
bath; couple preferred; kitchen privileges
considered. Phi. oxford 0553. 15'
ARLINGTON, 3712 18th st. s. Arl.-Single
or double rm.; women preferred. Call CH.
LAiKSGiE CORNER DOUBLE ROOM, TWIN
gs nen pssfe5Ted; a Rhons GL sS54 v.. lion. -.
Nicely furnished. cheerful single room;
oil heat; residential section, lovely neigh.
sGrh0sd sm sad siO p Tssk TS es4S Gan aefxeff lb
ARLINGTON. s5S. North woodrow St
Front bedroom. adjoining bath; good bus
ARLiNGT0N, s1e North Daniel st.-Two
single rms for men: blk. to bus on Wash.
blvd; new home: no smoking or drinking.
N. ARLINGToN-Attract room in pleas
ant. quiet, gentle home; girls, S45. CH.
SILVER SPRING-Double room with pvt.
bath; in nice section; small family and
no other roorners SH 1902 III
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POULTRY and EGGS
FARM and GARDEN.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 < st. NV. ME.
0OS9; baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
niles
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RooMs FUelllsHEp-s.E. end s.W,

ROOMS FURfllSAkD-S.E. end S.W.
4O8 SEWARD SO. Sc, nr. 4th and Pa,
ave. s.e.-Small single room. 3rd floor.
next to bath, hot and cold water, electric
grill. quiet settled lady, $50 mo-: also small
sleeping room, $50 mo.
COW. TO NAVY YARD-Large front rm
for settled lady or gentleman; S8 week OF
1925 ii ST. Sc, near Barney Circle
Large double master bedroom. beautifully
and comfortably furnished, next to bath,
opens on back porch; also medium double
room, nicely and comfortably furnished,
End door from bath; employed persons.
sSis ST. s.E.-Beautiful single room,
In private home. with view oyerlookins
345 BURNS ST. S.E.-Attractive room In
new home for young couple. Call RE.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for
couple, pvt. entrance and shower. CAN
Fl ffkoSSgT ifyRN. ROOM, employed couple e Or
refined ladies' or men; light laundry: cook
i5I5 4 ST. S.E.-Large double front
room for gentlemen; nicely furnished;
COLORED = TWO ADJOINING FRONT
RMS. in pvt. home; suitable for couple;
Kit: privil.; conyen. loc.; good transp. At.
<,
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

BORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. i;
st. NV, ST 1896 (near 14th).
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THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. c.
. -. THURSDAY.
lPARTMENTs EXCHANGED.

APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.
HAVE 5-RM. APT. near Conn ave. will
ing to exchange for 2h or 8 rm. apt.
preferably In NV. section. Call AID. 9436,
am. to g. pm. lis
COOPERATIVE APTS. WANTED.
DIPLOMAT and wife tno children. or pets)
desire to purchase one or two bedroom,
living room, kitchen and bath cooperative
apartment in new building in restricted
section. HO. 1896. 19'
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service: furniture moving and hauling:
Evening star., 1948-01-15

CONTINUED 6on Next Pagsl
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30
Truce Has Saved Arabs
From Rout, Lourie Says

Lake Success, NJ Y. (JPS)-The
Arab armies might have been de-
feated by Israel in another two
weeks, if the truce had not inter
vened, Arthur Lourie, Israeli Con-
sui General in New York and di-
rector of the Israeli U. N. Bureau,
told press conference here. Mr..
Lourie also reported on bitterness
amongst the population of Israel
and Jerusalem over the conduct
of American Consular Truce Com
mission member Burdott who
showed definite bias as regards
arrangements for supplying food
to Jerusalem during the first
truce. He criticized U. N. Medi-
Iator Count Bernadotte for having
delayed until the eve of the ter
mination of the truce a report to
the Security Council on the Arabs
non-abidance with arrangements
for repairing the Jerusalem water
pipe line. Count Bernadotte' pro-
posal to allot Jerusalem to King
Abdullah of Transjordan Shock
ed" the Jewish population.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30
Polish Jews Ask Return
Of 100000 Volumes
Stored in u. S.

WARSAW (JTA)-The Central
Jewish Committee this week ask
ed the Polish Government to in
tercede through diplomatic chan
nels with the U. S. Government
to obtain the return of 100000
Jewish books from Poland which
are at present stored in New York
warehouses.
The half-million volumes were
found by American occupation
authorities in the u. S. zone in
Germany, where they were
brought by the Nazis during the
war. The U. S. authorities sent
the books-in 26O large cartons
to the U. S. for safe-keeping, &C
cording to the Central Committee.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30
GOERING'S FRAU
GUILTY AND FREE

Munich (JPS-Emmy Goering
widow of Marshal Hermann Goer-
ing and once the first lady, of
the Nazi Reich, was sentenced to
a year in a labor camp by a Ger
man disqualification court which
then ruled that she had already
served her term and released her.
Found guilty of actively support
ing and benefitting from the Nazi
regime. she had been detained IA
months awaiting her de-Nazifica-
ton hearing.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30
S Britishers Accused of
Espionage To Be Tried
Under Irsaeli Law

Jerusalem (JPS-Palcor) Brig
adler David Shaltiel, commander
of Israeli forces in Jerusalem,
stated categorically, at press
conference here, that all areas
occupied by Israeli forces in Jeru-
salem are regarded as Israeli ter
ritory, the laws of Israel apply
there, and hence the five British
ers being held on suspicion of
would be punished, if
found guilty, in accordance with
Israeli law. They were originally
detained by the Irgun which
turned them over to the Israeli
Army last week.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30
THE JEWISH
QUIZ BOX
nv RABBI SAMUEL j. FOX
Copyright, 1913, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
~Oo>0oOSOCOG ,coe~OOo1
QUESTION: What is a "Melave

QUESTION: What is a 'MeIave
Make?
ANSWER: "Melave Make" is
4he name given to the special
meal that is eaten on Saturday
evening by pious Jews.
QUESTION: What is the origin
and significance of this meal?
ANSWER: The name "Melave
Make" gives away the purpose of
this meal. The term is made up
Of two words: "Melave," which
means ian escort" and Make"
which is the Hebrew word for
Queen" The meal is thus an
escort for the Queen" This is
quite reasonable when we under
stand that the Sabbath is always
1ikened to a Queen in Jewish life,
who visits her people on every
weekend. The Queens coming
and presence is heralded by spe-
cial Sabbath meals. It is there
fore fitting that her departure be
ileralded by a sort of farewell
dinner" in the form Of the 'Melave
Make" an escort for the Queen"
QUESTION: Why is this meal
referred to as "SOudath David"
THE Meal of King David?)
ANSWER: The Talmud relates
that King David asked the Lord
to tell him the date of his death,
basing it's claim on the passage
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30
Gruenbaum Calls For
Inclusion of Jerusalem
in Israel

Israel must make every effort
to bring the city of Jerusalem
within it's boundaries, DR.. Isaac
Gruenbaum, Israeli Minister of
the Interior, declared this week
in an address before the first
conference of the General Zionist
Party of Israel held since proc
lamation of the Jewish state.
DR.. Gruenbaum, who was in
Jerusalem throughout most of the
Arab seige of the city, is the first
member of the Israeli Government
to voice the demand that Jerusa-
lem, which was to have been in
ternationalized under the u. N.
partition plan for Palestine, be
Incorporated in the territory of
Israel. The Jewish state, he said,
cannot afford to leave Jerusalem
in an Arab sea. He charged that
the issuance Of the second truce
order had been FASTENED because
of the danger that Jewish forces
would otherwise have captured the
entire city.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30

Two members ef of the Berlin mende Community Of 5000 cheek
the
Committee major American aiding distressed Jews abroad %
the S0O and the DC raOn distributed bimOnh designed
com deficiency
DC supplementary food is distributed by genende officials according
children old
elderly
allotment leaving the gemende Office JDC funds aid
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30

in Psalms where David asks,
Lord, make me to know mine
end" The Lord did tell him that
he would die on the Sabbath.
Cognizant of this, he spent every
Sabbath in prayer and learning
and when each Sabbath would
depart, he would make a grand
feast to celebrate the fact that
he had been granted another week
of life.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
Railroad To
 Alaska Would Injjure Seattle

SEATTLE, P)-EnthusiaSm in Seattle for a railroad to Alaska is misplaced" Frank J. Gavin, president of the Great Northern Railway, said in Seattle Monday.
 He said a railroad to Alaska from Prince George, B. C., would inevitably adversely affect the business Seattle now does over it's waterfront.
 The opinion was given in re- sponse to the question: What eff feet would a railroad to Alaska have upon Seattle business gener- ally and upon the cross-country business the northern transcon- tinental railroads do particular ly?"
 The Great Northern president said he doubted American rail- roads could successfully compete for tranScontinental business con- signed to Alaska.
 "The southern terminus of such road would be at Prince George where it would connect with the Canadian Nations Prince Rupert branch" Gavin said ''The Cana dian National, if it desired, could
 Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
V. F. w. FISH DERBY
 REGISTRATION ENDS MIDNIGHT, AUG. 31

Officials of the V. F. w. Fish Derby announce registration for the Derby will close 31 August 1948, at midnight, at which time all registration books will be col lected and no more cards issued.
 Fish entries will be accepted up to midnight, 20 September 1948 by any person holding registra- ton cards. .
 Still topping the list in prize winning fish are: Gordon Osborne with a 3234 inch, 9 lb., II ounce Arctic troute and Miss Bonnie Ann Dunbar with a 23 inch, lb. Greyling. No Dollie Warden have as yet been entered.
 Reports covering all sections of the Seward Peninsula indicate
 Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
Babe Ruth, Idol Of Millions,
 Dies Of Cancer
(BY M. L. Stephenson)

NEW YORK, (P)-Babe Ruth is dead!
 The all-time Yankee home run king, wasted by two years illness and almost constant pain, died of cancer of the throat at 7:01 pm. Monday night. He was 53.
 A priest who administered the last rites of the Roman Catholic church said "The Babe has been prepared since July 21 for his death"
 Ruth never knew he had can cer, however. More than 100 children who were gathered outside Memoria, hospital center for cancer and al
 Continued on Page Seven)
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
A. POLET REPORTS ON DEVELOPMENT BOARD MEETING

At a meeting of the board of directors of the VIVA Chamber of Commerce, A. Polet reported fully on the recent meeting of the Alas ka Development Board in An chorage. He stated that the board in a body also attended the gen. eral meeting of the neWly-formed Alaska Coordinating committee, under chairmanship of Kenneth KadoW, relative to the future eff forts to assist Alaskan progress, and public relations.
 Chamber president H. F. liar
 (ContinIed on Page Four)
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
Russian Blockade Brings Trouble In Russian Zone
(By Richard Kasischke)

BERLIN, (P - Increasing eco- homie troubles were reported yes terday in the Russian zone of Germany as a boomerang of the Soviet blockade of Berlin.
 Workers at the Krupp plant at Madgeburg were reported to have struck to protest food shortage. Some strikers were arrested.
 The British licensed newspaper Social Democrat told of indus trial and commercial shutdowns in the Russian zone because of
 (Continued on Page Five)
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
NEWS IN BRIEF

FITZWILLIAM, N. H., (H) - Harry Dexter White, former as- sistant secretary of the treasury, died here Monday. White was a treasury department monetary expert for a dozen years before he became assistant secretary of the treasury.
 Whites name came up during the recent Congressional investi- gation of communist spy rings in the United States. Elizabeth T.. Bentley testified that he had given information to Red agents. White denied the accusation.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
Alaskans Give Portland Business

PORTLAND, Ore, (P) Port, lands flying businessmen report ed yesterday their 5000 miles pleasure flight to Alaska and back was also profitable.
 Frank Womack, assistant man. ager for the Portland Chamber of Commerce, said he was over whelmed by unsolicited orders of all types of cargo to be shipped north on the coastwise line due to start from Portland Aug. 24 for Seward.
 State Senator Angus Gibson, Junction City, reported a S40,000 cargo order was thrust on one business executive in his party.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
u. s. Troops Stage Maneuvers In
 Crunewald Forest
tBy George Bria)

BERLIN, R American foot troops wound up all-night defen- sive maneuvers early today in the Grunewald Forest of oviet block aded Berlin. Reports from Ham, burg said the Russians are wind ing up summer maneuvers of their own near the zonal frontiers.
 Helmeted troops with rifles. mortars and machineguns simu- lated delaying action against an enemy that had captured Gatou airport, the British supply field for the sealed off western sectors
 Officers in charge of the opera ton said British troops theoret- ically took part in the maneuver
 Earlier yesterday other Ameri- can troops joined French units in
 Continued on Page Three)
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
U. s. Denied Soviet Charges About Witnesses

WASHINGTON, P-Secretary Marshall said today that evidence reported to the state department does not sustain RussiaQ charges against United States authorities in connection with the refugee school teacher cases in New York.
 Marshall told a news confer ence a formal answer will be given within the next 24 hours to the Russian protests. He said the U. s. views with serious concern the charges made by representa- lives of the foreign power in volved in the New York incidents. He did not mention Russia spe- officially by name.
 Voluntarily d s GU s ing the
 Continued on Page Five
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18

BERLIN (P)-An American C. "A Globemaster. largest plane ever to land in Berlin. delivered 25 ions of flour yesterday to the blockaded city.
 The Globemasfer can carry a load four times as heavy as the C-s4 SkYmasters regularly on the air lift. Ii landed at the British Gatow airport because runwaYs al the U. s. Templehof airdrome were considered foo small.
 The run was a test.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
Creek Campaign Soon Successful

ATHENS, (P) - Govern m spokesmen said yesterday there is little doubt the GrammoS cam paign against Communist rebels will end soon, and successfully for the Greek army.
 A general staff spokesman said the defense line along the whole southwestern sector of the front had crumbled and war minister George StrateS told the cabinet Monday night the guerrillas are abandoning war material and wounded in unorganized flight.
 Spokesman said the rebel per imiter in the north had been whit tied down to P miles and Stratos said the army had captured the highest peak in the Grammos once a major strong hold of the rebel chieftain, Mar kos Vafiades.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18

SEATTLE (P) - Air express rates between Seattle and An chorage have been reduced a total of from 25 per cent to 48 per cent, the air express division of the Railway Express Agency an nounced yesterday. Shipments may be forwarded from Anchor age to any of the 135 other Alas kan points now served by Rail way Express agency.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18

JUNEAU (P)-The appointment of It. Gen. Joseph D. Alexander to head the national guard pro- gram in Alaska was announced here today.
 He arrived with a six-man party from national guard head. quarters in Washington, D. C., to confer with Alaska's Governor Gruening and begin an inspec- tion tour of Nome, Point Barrow, McGrath, Fairbanks and Anchor age.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18

SEATTLE, P)-Funeral serv- ices for Capt. Max Garski, re- tired master mariner who died Saturday, will be held here today. He sailed for many years in com mand of the Libby Maine, an Alaske cannery ship.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me, (P-Army corporal Tony Furio and his 25-year-old wife Mar jorie, who started to hitch-hike to the west coast to see him, were reunited today at the railroad station here.
 Tony arrived by train after crossing the continent in a freight plane to talk his wife out of her plan to span the continent with their 22-month-old son, Tony, Jr.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
BELGRADE Yuqoslavia.

BELGRADE Yugoslavia. (P)- Eastern Europe's communist bloc voted itself exclusive control over the Danube river today and the western powers officially record ed their refusal 10 heed the deci- sion.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18

MANILA, (P)-The U. s. army transport Sgt. Morris E. Grain, will leave tomorrow for San Fran cisco with the bodies of 3,588 American war dead aboard for burial in the United States.