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Evening star., 1949-10-21
THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON, D. c. FRIDAY October a. 10
HOUSES-SALE-N.E. Cont
Nnpn AST DUrNr ar 0u -.,,.L .

BUNGALOW. south Of
4th. and r. I. ave.-5-room brick.
$50. terms. Shown by appt. JOE
CURTO REALTY. FIR $500. "a .
31i CLAIMING ST. N.E.-5-rm and
bath house: full bsmt, nice yard;
in good shape with h-wh; low
down payment. Call Ii. 3-44Sl
for information.
OPEN SAT, SUN, / TO DARK
1884 End st. tnear Boiling FieldJ-
Beautiful, custom-built. det brick,
overlooking historic Potomac: bed
rms. :" complete baths. mirrored
marble firepl., mod. kit, elec refgr.,
oil heat. rec rm lovely landscaped
lot 63xl05i close 10 shopping,
tranSp.. schools, churches; Sl9.950,
substan. cash Iymt. required. GEO.
s. KING CO.. Est. 1895. Ii. 3-25Ol.
Realtor -23
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

COLORED-COUPLE and 3-yr-old
child. want apt. Call TU. 3443
Evening star., 1949-10-21
1925 Per Month Income
Mr.. Wardman Park Hotel

9 rooms. Z baths. in lst class cond;
completely furnished. The price and
terms on this house will please you
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TWO FAMILY
ROW BRICK

Well located in NV, near st. Ga
briel's; deep yard and ) porches;
total rent, $175 per month unfur--
nished; two equipped kitchens, oil
h.-w.h. Price is only S15,95O. Pos
session may be had of one apart
ment with title. Call Major Lane.
ma. $500; eves.. WI. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1949-10-21

: NEAR CHEST WOOD
t411 18th st. n.w.-Home for large
tor. This nome is in excellent
condition throughout. Open for in
spection, / to 5. Exclusive. n
WALLACE e. GRAMLICH
1920 Wis. ave. OR. S43I. Henry
J. 1oettcher,, IA. 7023.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-22
Continued from page y
RECONSTRUCTION

To train DPS for productive
lives, JDC provided support for
81 workshops including those
maintained by ORT, teaching
tailoring, shoemaking, ceramics,
carpentry and knitting. The
workshops produced a total of
4ll,499 units. In addition, LOO
youths received agric ultural
training, and 1870 production
workers received supplemental
aid from JDC. 29,362 workers
in camp installations received
JDC rations.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-22
World oRT Congress
Hears Reports On
DIP Situation

PARIS, (JTA) = The World
ORT Union Congress which is
being held here, attended by
more than ITO delegates from %
countries, this week received in
formation that the delegates who
were due to arrive in Paris from
South Africa had been detained
in Saudi Arabia after the plane
on which they were flying made
a forced landing there. Those
held are Rabbi M. C. Weller and
DR.. A. Sonnabend.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-22
JDC Aid To Jewish DPS In
y. S. Zone OF Germany
RELIGIOUS ASSISTANCE


JDC maintained 80 religious
schools, attended by $500 stu
dents, and 200 centers of worship.
Religious supplies distributed in
cluded 1,250,000 books and other
articles, and 100000 pounds of
Passover supplies.
LEGAL ASSISTANCE
Ten JDC lawyers, two. of them
Americans, the rest DPS, handled
4,122 cases and defended 937
cases in court.
REHABILITATION
JDC sponsored and supported
three T.B. rehabilitation centers
and one invalid center. Some
$50 T.B. patients were sent to
sanatoria in Italy and Switzer-
land, while more than several
thousand "hard core" cases =
invalids and others are still
receiving JDC food and financial
assistance.
Of the more than 100 reception
centers and DIP camps which
once aided Jewish DPS in the
us. Zone of Germany, only q
camps were still open on June l.,
with an additional z scheduled
to close during June.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-22
Israeli Introduces Bill
For Abolition OF
Capital Punishment

TEL AVN, (JTA) = A bill
providing for the abolition of
death sentences in Israel, except
on grounds of treason when the
country is in war emergency
state, was introduced this week
by the government in the Knes-
set. The bill stipulates that the
maximum penalty should be life
Imprisonment.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-22

The Ministry of Finance in
troduced a bill which recon-
mends government financial aid
to citrus growers. Some form
of loans will be granted on the
basis of two percent interest
while other types will carry a
charge of Az percent.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-22

The Ministry of Education this
week presented a bill to the Knes-
set providing for compulsory free
education for children between
six and 13 years of age. Severe
measures were recommended
against parents violating provis-
ions of the bill.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-04
Friday. November 4. ls49
Committee Holds Fish Trap Hearing In Juneau

JUNEAU, (P)-Seven witnesses against fish traps and one in, sup port of their retention appeared yesterday before a Congressional committee here.
 The subcommittee of the House merchant marine group held the hearing on the proposal to abolish the traps. Most of the arguments advanced have been heard by AlaskanS in the long controversy over the fish traps.
 The lone witness in support of the traps was w. C. Arnold, Seat tie, managing director of the Alas ka Salmon Industry, Inc.
 The subcommittee left at mid night aboard the coast guard cut ter Storis to conduct hearings at Petersburg and Wrangell Friday and at Ketchikan Sunday.
 Members of the Congressional group are:
 Reps. Victor Wickersham of Oklahoma, chairman; Thor C. Tol- lefson, Washington; John Allen, California; Delegate E. L. Bartlett og Alaska.
 The witnesses against the traps
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-04
Cuggenhein, Last Of Seven Brothers. 88. Passes On
JRT WASHINGTON, N. Y,

PORT WASHINGTON, N. Y., I41 - Solomon R. Guggenheim, senior member of Americas great mining family, died here early yes teSday at his Long Island estate, Trillora Court. He was 88.
 The multi-millionaire copper king was active in the family buSi- ness until three years ago, when his health suddenly began to fail, His condition worsened early this week and his three daughters were called home.
 His wife, Irene, was with him when he died, and a daughter and son-in law, MT. and Mrs. Henry Obre, of Baltimore, also were present. His eldest daughter, Countess Castle Stewart, was re- ported flying home from England.
 Guggenheim was the senior member of the firm of Guggen- helm Brothers, and was the last survivor of the seven sons of Meyer Guggenheim, who started the family in the mining business in North and South America.
 He was a generous art patron.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-04

Judges Learned Hand, Thomas w. Swan and Jerome M. Frank said that bail was being set because the government conceded that the appeal herein raises a "sub- stantial question"
 Bail of $3O,00O was set for Flu gene Dennis, John B. Williamson, Jacob Stachel, and Irving Potash.
 $20,000 bail was fixed for Rob ert G. Thampson, Benjamin J. Da- wis, Jr., Harry Winston, John Gates, Gilbert Green, Carl Winter and Gus Hall.
 Previously the government had asked $1O0,O00 bail each for Den his, Potash, Stachel, Williamson, Hall, Green and Thompson. It recommended $75,OOO bail each for Davis, Winston, Gates and Winter.
 Irving s. Shapiro, special as sistant to the U. $. attorney, told the court of appeals last Tuesday in urging the high bail for the communists that "men like that cannot be relied upon (to surren- der if their convictions are con- firmed."
 At the end of the trial the pros- ecution described the II as poten- tially great security risks.
 The II were convicted of con- spiracy to advocate violent over throw of the U. s. government.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-04
SALE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY

Sealed bids will be received in the office of the ALASKA DIS TRICT ENGINEER, CORPS OF E N c N EERS, ANCHORAGE. ALASKA, until 800 PM. on the 18th day of November, 1949, and then publicly opened, for the sale of a quantity of items, including:
 Quonset HutS of various sizes
 Frame Buildings
 CoWin HutS
 Miscellaneous Shacks and struc- lures
 Wood tanks
 Paint, Malthoid roofing, barbed wire, etc.
 The property being offered is To- cated near Marks Air Force Base; also, in the Ordnance Utilities Material Yard area, the Old Hos pital Area on the South bank of Snake River, and the Plumbing Supplies Area northeast of the North-South runway of Marks Air Force Base, near Nome, Alaska. It may be inspected at any time, all though a pass may be required to enter the Main Base.
 Successful bidders will be re- qulred to remove the buildings and materials covered by the bid from the premises.
 Specifications of sale, bid forms and other information may be ob- tained from the Resident Engineer, Nome, Alaska, the Air Installa- tionS Officer, Marks Air Force Base, or the office of the District Engineer, Alaska District, Anchor age, Alaska.
 Pub. Nov. 4, 2, 9, II, 14, 16.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-04
Sets Bail For Con- victed Communists

NEW YORK, (P) - The U. s. Court of Appeals ruled yesterday that the II top American commun- ists convicted of conspiracy may be released in bail pending appeal of their case.
 The court ruled that seven could be released in $20,000 bail each and four in $3O,OOO bail apiece.
 The government originally ask ed that their total bail be set at Sl,OOO,OOO.
 An opinion handed down by
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-04

CAIRO, (H)-Two men stopped pedestrians on the street, explain ed they were political police, and searched them. A detective passde by, took one startled look and ar rested both men.
 They were two of Egypt's best known pickpockets trying out new technique.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-04

were Clarence Anderson, Territo- rial commissioner of fisheries; Lester Roberts of the Alaska Ma tive Brotherhood; E. B. Erickson, Territorial executive secretary of the Alaska federation of labor; at torney William Paul. Sr., for tne Native Brotherhood; Harry Doug las, mayor of Hoonah; Andy Bar low, of the United Trollers and Alfred White, fisherman. At a noon luncheon by the chamber of commerce, the Con- gressmen predicted the proposed Alaska development act never would have chance of passing Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-04

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
Evening star., 1949-06-02
ARLINGTON
Ally AND RITA

Hsv. th. sam. popularity as thi.
brick Colonial. located In settled
neiGhborhood, close TO all eonvens.
lse. liv. rm, family-size din. I'm
modern mod compact equip; xl,s II; ., eed
level lot: price. s1i,s6o' oi sp.
TECHNICOLOR GEM
much; liv, I'm. Isx24. f.mliy: :sil.
din. rm.; modern. airy. vork-savini
equip kit. and J., bath. on LIST a
2 twin-size bedrms,. and tile bath
on End; full bsmt; lot s5xll0. hist
ssy'tsGs sy s4soe eonoin oI .pppovsS 59
Sign q New Lease on Life
So much for SO little; GI approved
firepI'. fuu-size din. rm.. modern
equip kit. with breakfast space ane
rear porch, . twin-siZe bedrms. Il
huge, tile bath. full bsmt.; land
scaped lot: excel. conven. neigh
borhood:. only $1,000;
Television-12-Ft. Refgr.
Are given with the sale of this lovely
brick Colonial; lge. hv. nm full:
breakfast space. side porch. 3 bed;
rms, 2 twin-size, modern bath. full
bsmt. lse HANDICAPPED lot; only s14,-
$50; excel North Arl. location.
BE ALERT
Inspect this outstanding value: supert
neighborhood, prewar construction
hall-entrance plan; very lge. hv
rm.. frepI,. fulI-size din. rm.. equip
kit. paneled breakfast rm., NAM
moth pine-paneled den and compl
bath on lst A.. 2 twin-size bedrms
and tie hath stadsS On ~ 2nd' full osm''
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe rd., OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-06-02
$4,000

Arl. Porest-Brick home with 3 bed
rms, tiled bath. oil sc: heat: rec.
rm. in bsmt. On lot -55x1lo- Plenty
Of trees schrubs. Immediate sale
s66sso 1Fsss; s1SsSS ssSsa,s n1s i..: 60 .ssn nl
rent. q. Z. LANIKR. OW. 34S4.
Evening star., 1949-06-02
SU0URDAh SALf-vA. tcss..

3 BUN6ALOWs Ia south AriinEtcn-
Brick. s15.95o; frame, si3 $50: as
bestos thinsie. SO. $50: an IN good
condition: ell burners: air eonei-
toned and steam heat; iiving room
with fireplace. dining room, eartppeo
kitchen. . lsrgs bedrooms. tile bath
one With basement 2 utility rooms.
stairs to attic: 2 WITH corner lots:
To- 10 min % hs.rt E rs;en Ysthin.ssn s6s
e. 9. 15!lnss9o o4 4so.. Rsss. 81 Zoo. AFhna:'n'
BUNGALOW, $40 800 GI approved
81 900 cash buys this prsSaT BRICK
house. located in cony- So. Arllng-
ton; lst Or. has livIng rm-. dinins
rm.. all-elee kitchen. . bedrms- and
full tiled bath: also utility nm; with
oil h-wh, stairs TO expankion attIc
lot, 50xI00 To see. can De RAMCs
REALTY CO. days or ewes "a
CoZY LITTLE coLoSIAL-A,tr,ctiv.
white brick house. COW. TO shoppint
bus and schools; IiTng rm-. dinins
I'm. and eautpt. kit. 1st hr.
bedrns and fu.l tiled bath upstairs
Pull bsmi. oil h.-w-h-. outside en-
All This for si3,e5o, $500 ash
Move in with deposit. To see, call
De RhMus REALTY CO. days OF
TWo-riArIY ,se, A Iy@ HOME In Arlington.
Va: LIST noor. rooms. kitchen anc
bath and porch; furnituIe inehdee
condition; rents for Sl7o per month
ir.. WEAVER BROS. INC. wssh,
Bl6F DI 1900. ewes GL 1855
Evening star., 1949-06-02
SUBURBAN sALE-WRGIkIA

ALExANDRIA-Full Dries. s9.s0o; 2
ment. ''i gas ' heat. Venetian blinds,
attic fan, ultramodern decor. ov.
AIExANSRIANs bedrms., tile bath.
gas sir-cond. heat. Venetian blinds.
tull basement; fenced ysrd; arg, excel excl.
ssssa ssshs1ns oy 4sas 81 0q No ias ssents sfes 8:
ALEXANDRIA, mr.. Parkfairfax-New-
ly finished brick Enslish-style house.
II you prefer beauty to monstrosit"
or choose comfortable living to la
sSs sS0ps ocsoh e. tars ar sefss
neglect to see this house before you
buy. 1t has extra lge. rms, l "a
bath, gar. and full bsmt.; all mod
ern cows. 1t is not Just another
house: Must be seen to be appre-
elsted Priced sSs;SoS S;5a.1 Fer :hoH- ss.s
ARLINGTON FOREsT-Sl5,9o0 or
Colonial house. $4,000 FLA lst
trust. Completely redecorsted. Va
so1pns ssos M0ys Schools IN Sas' SS to fsnt
No. Park dr.. then call De RAMUs
REALTY CO.. days or ewes, IA.
ARLINGTON - s.bedrmr s-bath
bedrms. and bath, End a.; rec. rm.
and bath in bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.; fne
neighborhood; S1S,600. Open. 4S1 6
No. 25th rd. CH. 9746. No agents,
FAIRFAX CoUNTY-lexs5 liv. room
kitchen. knotty pine, 3 large bed
rooms. over y acre; GI approved at
$1,000: sale by OWNER. Real
ssss ss.ste Of Papaa cres ns'en en Lee hwy
g wagon wheels in 'front.' Fairfax
FALLS s' CHURCH, VA. s-bedrm
Colonial for sale BY owner. Full
ssm, ooded i.a1c lot 3oflss Ses5s sr.ns 1xns.
SOUTH tsfTsa ARaharNGroS@s Gaa NA sSoe bedrm. Colo.
NAL brick home, Ice. liv. rm. With
fireplace, nice din. rm., equipped kit;
breakfast nook, screened side ano
rear concrete porches. full basement
gil LEE ie pRfcE efe1 ssos sss s. 1Sha.1Sa
Ridge rd;, Arlington. Va. OF. 1904
TYLER PxRK-5-rm. brick bungalow,
with lge. expansion. attic. full bsmt.'
i:n'ss 8. Gs s.8s STaeF sHssrs ESs5 se To s. sss
wHEsTovER. II fyssii EA' ARLINGTON Brand
new custom-built, 6-rm. brick, 2
baths. finished rec. rm., lot 50xi 80,
wooded in back: ! blk; from busiins
tns tshsn :ao'Rsa: ss. e;Hts: 5rs S ffssRsse
a,sEpRM. 81; 81 sssl ssk.. near .h9gp,ps ser, s.n;
cash: Boz Iso-H; star.
owNER TnANsFEnnEDMss"r Ran Sa1ss n.ss r.iSi:
iarSs qS'ii lot; siz.5oo, easily financed
7oS Meridian st.. Falls church. Va.
.txSMissIsstssls-pess..siea IA sstsl BY July !,
biers Bier i'm IN Country Club Manor, AZ.
nneton; small down payment e
& st5a shs Az; az esll sIas MRS. EVANS. fH
4.tsIr ttsi; sRick Art, be.. ren,.!
area. Over So. 600 income. Wei
ate cash REQ. caii OWNER, ow
e.: T. e.: =; s s::;:
.SeiFT. oeT rHoNr-ror sol. BY owner
3-bedrm. b4ick on wooded ia-aers
porch: sl3.750. To reach: Out Co.
fumbia pike to Annandale, Va, rtgh,
y mi. left on Hamilton Ut. Y 6lk
STALKER. OIL. 6261. -
BEDkM. AND TILED 1ArM down
q owner. Brick home IL eony; Get,
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ON YOUR LOT

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Evening star., 1949-06-02

DOMINION HILLS
81 100 down: 3-bedrm. Colonial;
large liv. rm. with nrepl., dining
rm, equip. kit, fun bsmt.; one OF
Arlington's best Developments; conv.
to transp.
State Realty Co., Inc.
IA. 1749; ewes. and Sun, IA. 937e.
Evening star., 1949-06-02
81 700 DOWN
BLUE RIBBON QUALITY

Owner may accept this ios down pay
menf 10 purchaser with approved
credit Informal up-to- them mute
bunEaiow, has lly rm with nrepl
din rm coup KIT bedrmS ane
tiled bath, fun hsmt, expansion At
TIC. beautiful lot with trees and now-
ers Very eoET. TO PsntaEon ana
Navy Annex
THE BRANT COMPANY
2334 Wilson. OIL. 42ls. OK. ns20
Evening star., 1949-06-02
RAM-BLERS

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1915 LORCOM LANE
ARLINGTON
Colonel will leave for Seattle June lb
You are invited to inspect this lovely
brick rambler; the st a. has in
divtdual entrance hall large liv rm
with charming features, large music
rm,: family-size din. rm,. fully
equipped kit. once or den, connect
Ing hall; 3 bedrms,, and 2 baths
unusually large end a.: bsmt. in
elides laund. rm.. furnace rm,, and
built-in garage. The house 10 b3x4s
It. Beautifully built. slate root. in
new-house cond, throughout The lol
Is 1Oxl4o IT. wooded. and perfectly
landscs ped with rock terraces apc
paved driveway. Open Sat. . m. and
Bun. pm Priced to sell. with sub
stantial cash, balance in one trust
conveniently arranged. To inspee,
this property at your convenience
you may call CHI 1860. or CHI 5ea7,
or ewes. OW. 1877, CH. ba27.
VIM. P. Parramore, Realtor
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On his new e-oedroom hrlek ban
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REALTY CO. ArnAnds<. PA. oap9
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