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Evening star., 1949-11-10

Do not shell fresh lima beans
until you are ready to use them,
since they lose vitamin G tascorbic
acidl II they are shelled long in
advance. Keep the lima pods in
the refrigerator until you are ready
to cook them.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
Wise Denies Charges.
Protests Cog Try

NEW YORK, (JTA)-Dr. Ste
phen S. Wise this week issued a
reply to charges levelled against
him by 10 Catholic University
professors for allegedly attacking
the Catholic Church in the course
of sermon on the case of two
Protestant ministers who were
ousted from their pulpit.
Pointing out that the Catholic
professors denounced his sermon
as a "wanton attempt to spread
distrust of American leadership in
world affairs and to stir up hatred
and dissension among the Ameri-
can people," DIR. Wise declared
that his remarks were quoted out
of context and charged that the
professors "disingenuous methods
cannot but leave them open to the
suspicion that they seek to silence
those of all faiths whose views on
foreign and domestic affairs may
differ from their own"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08

POSTMASTER-
II unbelievable for
any reason, notify
sender, stating rea-
sDm on Form 3547,
postage for which is
guaranteed e d. The
Ph enix Jewish
News, 528 w. Gra-
mada Rd.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
PASSOVER
1919
World Jewry Celebrates Holiday Of
Passover, Oldest Festival of Liberty

Passover, or Pesach, begins at
sundown Wednesday,, April 13,
and for Reform Jews concludes at
sundown Wednesday, April 20.
Orthodox and Conservative Jews
add one day, observing eight days,
the first and last two days being
Holy Convocations. The Hebrew
date is the 18th of Nison.
Passover is the oldest festival
of liberty in the annals of civiliza-
tion. Thirty-five hundred years
ago the enslaved Jews revolted
against the tyranny of the Egyp-
tian taskmasters, escaped from
slavery, blazed a trail across the
wilderness, crossed the Jordan,
and conquered P lestine e, the
Promised Land.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08

Since that day the Jews have
observed this season with prayer
and thanksgiving to God for the
ideals of liberty and truth. The
Passover meal, or Seder, ushers in
the Holidays on the first night,
and the whole history of the Pass
over is recited to the children.
During this e S o n unleavened
bread or matsos is eaten, in COM
memoration of the fact that when
\the Jews fled Egypt they had no
time to leaven their bread.
American democracy is based
upon the ideals of freedom and
liberty first proclaimed by the
Jews successful revolt against
slavery and oppression.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
Scholarships Offered

NEW YORK, (JTA)-Nearly
$50 scholarships for years stay
in Israel will be offered this year
to American Zionist youth be-
tween the ages of 18 and rs, it
was announced here this week by
the youth department of the Jew
ish Agency. Sponsoring the schol-
arships are various Zionist organi-
cations which will select candi-
dates who are to be approved by a
five-man national board of judges
composed of leading Jewish edu-
Gators.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
PIeu Voiced for Ar0bs

LONDON, (JTA)-The Arch
bishop of York this week appealed
to the United Nations and the
state of Israel not to keep the
Palestine Arab refugees out OF
Palestine permanently. His appeal
was voiced during a debate in the
House of Lords on the Palestine
refugee situation. He asserted
that it would be "gross injus-
tice" if the u. N. were to accept
the position that people "driven
away by terrorism should never
be allowed to return"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
Trumon Won't Attend
Dinner for Weizm0nn

WASHINGTON, (JTA)-Presi-
dent Truman announced at a press
conference this week that he will
not attend the dinenr scheduled
to be held in New York April %
in honor of Israeli President
Chain Weizmann.
The President explained that
the urgency of his work and his
crowded schedule with Congress
now in session compel him to
cancel his plans to attend. He also
blamed impending international
decisions" for his action.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
oI1un'
B'nai Birth
Plans State
Meeting Here

The first annual state institute
of B'nai Birth men and women
will be held Sunday, April "a, at
Temple Beth Israel, 122 E. Culver.
An invitation has been extended
to the Tucson chapters to join the
Phoenix chapters in this work
shop, with the purpose of develop
ing leadership.
The various phases of the or
ganizations' activities will be pre-
sented by nine subcommittee,
four of which will be presided
over by the women and five by
the men. Among the topics to be
discussed will be ADJ, Hillel, vet
erans' affairs, B'nai Birth youth
organizations, programming, MEM
bership and publicity. It is ex-
pected that there will be visiting
speakers from Los Angeles.
Luncheon, Tea Set
The program also includes a
buffet luncheon shortly after noon
and a tea and entertainment late
in the day.
Nat G. Silverman is general
chairman. The committees are as
follows: Arrangements - Herman
Multer and Mrs. A. J. Wild; Pro-
gram-Milton Sachs and Mrs. A..
Kaufman; Agenda-Ei Schloss-
berg and Mrs. d. Martin; Public
ity-Al Gottlieb and Mrs. H. Levy.
Limited facilities will confine
the attendance to $50. Reserva-
tions are being accepted by Mrs.
A. J. Wild at 6-1607.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
UJA Special
Train Is Due
Tuesday
(See picture ON Page 81

The United Jewish Appeals
Caravan of Hope, the Freedom
Train From Across the Seas, will
arrive in Phoenix on Tuesday,
April II, for a principal stop on
its eight-state itinerary. 1t will re-
main here one day.
Dramatizing its nationwide ap-
peal for $25O,000,000 to make
1949 the year of "The Greatest
Homecoming in History, the
United Jewish Appeal is sending
seven sections of the Caravan
specially painted in the blue and
white colors of Israel-along va
ried routes throughout the country
beginning on April 8 to bring to
the people of America the living
story of the birth of the worlds
youngest democracy.
Each train will carry two Haga-
nah heroes S, Israeli commandos
flown here directly from the gun
emplacements of the Negev, prom
inent personalities who have re-
Gently visited Israel, celebrities to
lend their talents to the local ap-
pearance, and a public display of
trophies, documents and photo
graphs illustrating the war just
won in the Holy Land.
The $25O,0OO,O00 sought this
year, in the campaign launched by
Henry Morgenthau, Jr., former
secretary of the treasury and gen.
eral chairman of the United Jew
ish Appeal, will support the vital
work of the Joint Distribution
Committee, the United Palestine
Appeal and the United Service for
New Americans.
The Israeli soldiers will bring
greetings from their comrades to
American veterans, beside whom
many of them fought as members
of the Jewish Brigade in North
Africa and Italy. They will be re-
ceived by the mayors and COVER
nors of the cities and states
! through which the Caravans pass.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
Budget
Is
Started
(see picture on Page 81

The painstaking process
of apportioning the more
than 100000 raised in this
years United Jewish We'll
fare Fund was under way
this week.
Sub committees of the
main b u d G e t committee,
known as the Committee of
One Hundred, are at work
on preliminary recommends
tions covering each field of
service.
The parent group then will set
up tentative percentage alloca-
tions and refer them back to the
subcommittee again for dollar
ALLEGATIONS. The final figures will
be submitted to the board of di-
rectors of the Phoenix Jewish
Community Council for ratifica-
ton.
The main committee will hold
an all-day session Sunday.
Local Program Aired
The first subcommittee meet
ing was held Tuesday, March 20,
to discuss the local program. Mem
bers of the group said they were
impressed with the fact that a
splendid opportunity for COM
munity education was afforded, as
well as for information relative to
the work and programs of agen-
cies appealing for support.
The committee voted to recon-
mend that 38 per cent of the
budget be allocated for the local
program, to meet the needs of the
Jewish Social Service, Refugee
Resettlement, Youth program,
Community Council and campaign
expense. Members said the per-
centage seemed high because the
campaign reached a low mark in
collecting only little over $780,
900. Had the community raised
the same amount as last year, it
was explained, the same request
would have amounted to only 20
per cent.
Educator Speaks
Another subcommittee - that
dealing with cultural, national
service and religious agencies
met Thursday, March 81. The
group was addressed by DR.. ]. M.
Kartzinel, regional director Of the
Western regional office of the
American Association for Jewish
Education. He stressed the impor-
tance of maintaining essential ma
tional services in order that a
more cohesive Jewish community
may be sustained. He emphasized
particularly the Importance of
Jewish education in a local pro-
gram.
The committee voted to recon-
mend that the agencies included in
it's review should receive no less
than last years ALLEGATION and
preferably more. This woul Id
amount to per cent of the 1949
total. The ALLEGATION last year was
$4,000, or 2 per cent.
Subcommittee meetings sched-
uled this week: Civic Protective
Agencies-Tuesday: Health and
Welfare - Wednesday; Overseas
and Palestinian Agencies-Thurs-
day.
Members Listed
Following are the members of
the Committee of One Hundred,
as organized in subcommittee
LOCAL PROGRAM-Joseph Fuchs.
| chairman; Herman Miller, Harold AL
| pert, Mrs. Joseph Bank, Mrs. Anna
Barer Leo Blumberg, Sam Boshes. Bar
ney Cohen, Morris Coleman, Phillip Cop
land. Dean Davidson, Mrs. Joseph Ehr-
Itch, Ben Ellis, Mrs. Edward Friedman.
Continued on Page 81
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
LowdermiIk Honored

WASHINGTON, (JTA)-Award
of a citation was made this week
to DIR. Walter Clay Lowdermilk
by the Washington Jewish Ma
tional Fund Council for the for
mer U. S. soil conservation chiefs
work as head of land reclamation
projects in the Jordan Valley in
Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
Another
Year Of
Exodus
A Passover Message
Bx Henry Morqenthau. J

BY Henry Morgenthau. Jr.
General Chairman, United Jewish
Appeal
At this Passover season,
when we commemorate
the Exodus of our people
from Egypt, we are faced
with a stirring re-enactment
of history. For 1949 is again
. year of Exodus for the
Jewish o eople - Exodus
from the miserable DIP.
camps and the ruined cities
of Europe, escape from pow
erty and oppression in the
countries of North Africa.
This is the year of Jewish
homecoming. More than $4,000
homeless Jews are entering Israel
each month. A minimum of $780,
900 will enter during 1949. The
new Jewish state, despite military
and economic problems, is bending
every effort to welcome this great
immigration - an immigration
that amounts to an increase Of
one-third of the population of the
country in the space of a single
year.
But this vast influx of new
comers carries with it obligations
which the Jews of Israel cannot
meet unaided. More than $4,000
new immigrants in Israel are at
this moment living in crowded re-
ception centers, and many thou
sands of them are living in tents.
They are living under the open
sky because of the lack of funds
to provide them with decent hous-
ing.
Americans Must Help
We in America, through the
$3.50, 100000 mp g n of the
United Jewish Appeal, can and
must supply the necessary funds.
Our generosity must prevent the
transfer of the atmosphere of the
DIP. camps to the soil of Israel.
We must provide adequate food
and clothing and shelter for the
newcomers.
The three agencies Of the
United Jewish Appeal-the Joint
Distribution C m m j t t e, the
United Palestine Appeal and the
United Service for New Americans
are linked together in making
possible the homecoming of hun
dreds of thousands of our people
this year. Through the Joint Dis
tribution Committee we must pro-
vide for transportation and other
assistance in the emigration of the
great numbers that are streaming
towards the land of their dreams.
We must also maintain the pro-
gram of rehabilitation for those
who remain behind, whether in
Eastern Europe or in North At
rica.
The funds of the United Pales-
4 tine Appeal, through the Jewish
i Agency for Palestine, must take
.j care of the enormous tasks of re-
C61VlIlS, caring 1OI dllu nDoOA OAAS
4 the newcomers to Israel. For
those who come to the United
States, and it is expected that
4 $4,000 Jewish refugees will reach
these shores in 1949, the United
q Service for New Americans must
provide assistance to speed their
integration.
Historic Opportunity
Now, when the gates of Israel
are wide open, we have before US
the greatest opportunities ever
given to any generation of Jews
to end for all time the homeless
I ness of the great masses of our
people. American Jewry has al
ways given a good account of it
self in dealing with its response
bilities to it's fellow Jews through
out the world. l know that it will
dedicate itself with the greatest
devotion to the United Jewish Ap-
peal again this year.
We have within our reach the
(Continued on Page ~
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
Bigger and Wider

the difference?
Jewish News is larger this time, for this
holiday the went bi-weeky under
management
something else have noticed: The
News spread sxcoumn in place of the
vousf five.
Well admit that we're experimenting But it you like
better way, won't you let US know?
Evening star., 1949-12-11
CARS PAINTED
$29.95
b-DAY XMAS SPECIAL
Cow. Tops, $35 Up
20l5 L st. NV. ST. 1857. IL
TRAilERs FOR SALE

LATE MODEL TRAILER for sale; 81
McKELvEY. Oak Grove Trailer
Court. miles south of Alexandria,
1917 81 HHRis fRsvhL / LITE. aluminium, E5s excel.
best offer, Can UN: 77l5; III
cond., best offer. Call at 223 Tenn
pie Trailer village, Alex. all day
scHThf eahatK' LUXURY LINER, 1a47. s
complete rooms, beautiful interior:
owner transferred overseas; priced
for quick sale. Call XII. S-9435. IL
TRAILER, 3 rms, fully EQUIP. Loc.
behind Wahl Trailer Sales mr.. Nd.
$SiAttxcE' y E SSis sslse: ave-. SS.'e ees!i:s: @
LUxuRY tx ~ LINER, Schultz: 8 rooms,
double sink, awning, large refgr.,
aseSg sesq vRTGqt SdsNBy pY s{s.1. te1 is:
stove. heater; $3.50. Cali co. ssi7.
lift. HOUSE TRAILER. good eesd :,
CASH cash. s.. sPERL Haines Point
HcTsE TSysist rRHnRERmld.r' fsnRP sun to iaet Pm
Sasi ssss. Spply s1si 0sfa sERGT cRAP NJ Apt ss
102. 1898 Buena Vista ter. Sc,
Sunday n corning.
TRAVEL0, 81 it., 1g47. excel. cond.,
metal exterior. fully equipped; b.
gas. elec. refsr" water heater. avn
ins INCLUDED; Priced reasonable.
LUeGGSSaE-TTiIITY e TRAILER, 2
wheel. .4x6 IT., detachable weather.
proof inclosure, 3h #. high; con-
cellent cond:: reas; 2L; s072;
on display daily. 8 an. TO o p.m.;
SMsaicaN Ssss sna uP PRnRS RfE e. g.. ss:' a%: mis:
sopth et Alex. on 1t. 1. PHONE
CAN TiiHliiLER TsAiiLER With canvas: esesl-
lent, 9126: Oh. 1000. QL. 1855;
I047 VAGABOND, 8 rms, lived In 8
mos. cannot be told from brand
new; $1,000 or best o6er. 10.
UTMiTY TRAILER. ready to 20: VIII
have new paint Job: good tires and
,f',e ,sfSp IS6s ilsSs. MR.: sAfTLER' Rock
sEE TaS & MOST os.y.,fu, sr.ils.
complete than many homes. All
Glider models bear the stamp Of ap-
proval Of Good Housekeeptng Before
buying any trailer see Dick Qutrk at
ccSoLIE ccSgd MOTOR a TRAdMLa6R CO.
| VA nNHYN
Evening star., 1949-12-11
WATERFRONT PROP WANTED

zCRE OF POTOMAC WATERFRONT
properly wanted. within 15 miles Of
District, Write, giving location,
Description. price and terms. Box
Z lMlsN+ VAN. ssotl 'Fo BUY .ll.y..s homs! ar.
Annapolis or not over 10 mi. from
Woshington, STATE full particulars
ea4 pYice, Dox TN. Star.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
THIS HAS NEVER
HAPPENED BEFORE
For a Limited Time Only
No Down Payment
Required on Any Lot
AT LONG BEACH

We now make 1t possible for any ap-
proved purchaser to have the lot
Of his choice at Long Beach, Pick
out any lot on the property. tell
US how much you would like to pay
pef month. make one monthly pay.
ment and the lot you have planned
for sals are included in this offer;
and eli. the PRIVILEGES and advan.
tAsss Of owning property at exclu..
:iys L1nS Resch h. are y9srs yithSu, down
payment normally required; great
progress is steadily being made
Come down and see this surprising
development. See the new harbor
and the outstanding homes recently
constructed. To inspect, drive 8
miles south Of Prince Frederick on
the Solomons Island I'd. to st. Leon
ard. turn left on hard road and fol-
low signs to once on. Chesapeake
Bay, or write for descriptive folder
ME-. ROCKHILL, INC, st. Leonard
Md
Evening star., 1949-12-11
AUToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS

AUToMorivE MISCELLANEOUS
8 SPRAY GUNS, s75i / set Of weld,
ing gauges, S25: l air sander. 500
/ Milwaukee grinder. $50; / auici
charger, $50: GMC jack anc
cabinet and fittings. S10O; Chi,
casa air hammer and arms. $50; I
2-horsepower single phase air com.
pressor and paint regulator, $3.50
GE. 3461. Ill
RADIO. auto. for 1s4I Ford or Me..
CHEVROLET MOTOR, IL ton. and
rear END. 1897; good cond.; fts '37
10iI PONTIAC 4-dr. Torpedo sedan;
6.cyl.. As motor; parts sold reason.
starter, Transmission, rear end. doors
and Tenders. MI. 3316..
1888 FORD front end, radiator
sealed beam ligats, Tenders, hood
aand grill; sell complete or part. M
1855 DE- SOTO 4.dr. parts for sale;
generator. starter rear end trans.
mission. radiator. tenders. doors and
OOdy. nAw gyt1l Mt 9qfE
Evening star., 1949-12-11

MOTORCYCLES
I949 CUSHMAN MOTORSCO0TER,
model "a. Amos. old. in perfect
running cond.; priced reas. Phone
Gil. 5l40. -12
MOTOR SCOOTER, 194s cushman.
gearshift with buddy seat. wind
shield and floor mat: little and
carefully used, excellent condition;
SEE THE NEW JACK. = HElNTz
twin bicycle motor with 15 exciting
features now on display. Come in
for free dsmenstrstion today.
1919 1919 R2RlEY a2iIi DAVIDSON. 4s Gu. in.
Stroker; plenty chrome; all acces-
HARLEY 40 model 90: completely
equipped and in peri. eond.; owner
forced to sacrifice. Come out and
make an offer. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO Wis. ave, WO. 5000. III
DON'T MISS SEEING the 1850 Tri-
umph Thunderbird. 40-inch twin:
high cruising speed, terrific acceler-
alton: new low prices: excellent
S95 UP; from 125 &C. to "A o.h.v.
and Hood heads. See US nrst for
the best buy; parts, oil. accessories,
service: trade and terms. ALLIED
MOTORCYCLE SALES, 912 9th st..
NV, RE. 5073. Ii
Evening star., 1949-12-11
AUTO fRucks-sAlE icent.

heater, defroster; $72b. RE. 4O27
wlLLYS i, i94s A,ton pickup with with
FR 1857. 10 am. to , pm. $500
CHEVROLET 1949 A-ton pickup
5000 miles Call TIE oSI6
Evening star., 1949-12-11
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR sALi

WATERFRONT PROP. FOB SALt
COBB ISLAND. MD nice water
front lots, located on Neal Sound.
pP8iE P4i sfss. fssss.AcH-Mod.rn v.s.r-ITon.
:ss:s:a :ss:ss:a sores sscn ossa Ess e.
ST. s.: sssi' ssssis.'0n buy At ss.7e9 In.
WATERFRONT BUNGA., furnished
to sag B. eSS'Iyic z. Price only $4,000. with low
down. payment and mo; payment:
ssVDBBafk ss@ Bakh:sS 9Hf ,hf Ssy assnt EH
Wstesiront l;sSg nefa panSs ga s.. s5o, iuIly turn
snd equipped All elsH sic. Pulshead 1Sas sfSen
s., 600 down, lox monthly al pa psypen,s pr..
waterfront lot. Bath, electric. and
partitions AZ are s.6 in ,7.55its. 75,it. dock boat
sS2e seh down S Rs' DrIRieses
eanIFPPPokn eal1PPoeak MSn'H1a e. M1aoopARD sssR1n' shady
SIDE. Nd. west River 642l. past the
souTmRN MARYLAND waterfront
sites. near st.. M.rys City. Sites
from one acre to six acres. Eesutt:
{ully wooded In oaks and long-leef
pines. Level land. Shoreline excel
lent for bathing. fishing, Grabbing
and eystering. situated n one 81
o.nts e: best H.esiSSosdpars .sHs1Sos e. q the
sottsrly estate. Beautiful acreage
sites from eight to twenty acres on
81. Thomas Greek and Patuxent
River. Ideal for summer or Tor re-
tirement. Wonderful beach for
bathing. JAMES WARING q SON,
Leonardtown, MARYLAND. Telephone
hseR hssRafdtSSTsn saS snEAca. aes m.-rurn. cot
tase. ami. l25-ft. pier. ! acre
EASY CoMMTTiNG DISTANCE
Waterfront acreage in the Wash. 8
ington Metropolitan area. from . =.
70 10 miles from the D; G: line I'M,
proved BY a 3-bedroom recently
Constructed house; has $50 feet
shore front on Broad Greek. Calvert
Manor on Piscataway Bay, re.
stricted subdivision, has practically
the only available y acre or more
building sites with shore rights tina
can Be S;.,oTr. DurshafSsS fra within In tee Az
properties have the new South Capi'
WasSineton. VI i % TrRHfEoDoRE r. MENK
;sls: t:sss$s: Ss sl$ss 1921. Ss7 18th st: nv
BARGAIN = Edgewater Beach. ogI
beautiful waterfront lot; lily iiy. rT,;: nn..t: !
house. ali in Al condition. Bul
$1,000. very easy terms. Bo,
439-J. Star.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
LAKE JACKSON

Manassas, Va, 12 mi. forested,
fresh water lake, operated for 20
successful years. Several almost new
modern lodges for sale, some fur
nished. From $1,000 to SO. 500;
terms. See them this week end or
call Manassas g7-F-4
Evening star., 1949-12-11
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST = We
will buy second-trust notes. D. c..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT NJ CORE nsPs 1912 N. Y. ave. NV
TRUSTS, lst 2nd and 3rd: Nd. Va.
d. C: wk's service ADAMS REALTY
CO.. e05 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
-BARTOW REALTY CO.. Resltors.
CASH 1ssl fos e T. end rREsT Gs sS4Es. quick
ln g; G, MP; and W Va. FULTON r r.
MSSSRs2aAdsE SSs2 st0fe5s IoASs. sss'ea.sGa 414a:5s n.
charge for appraisals. MOORE d
HILL CO.. s04 18th St: NV
.ASR IN ONE DA1-Individuai
wants to obtain End trusts on D. c,
resids.. or viii buy prep. Tor cash
GIL 6676. RA 22Sl. day o. eve.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. MR..
QUICK. ST. 5000; eyes,. RA. 34lS.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
ontS,s low rates to year terms wns sHN ans
LoHSs NG l6 Oh FEAL EEAs 81 IsfxTE TAI N4 il, etss sns
end trust. No red tape. Quick serv-
ice. HENRY SALUS. estab 1924.
Ma. 1882. 1104 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY
We have . number Of used HID.
1855" AS and '49. from S176 to
1895. Also 9 large stock Of big
payments with easy terms. Come
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
Sales and Service. 1905 31st st.
NV. MI. 0602. Open Fri. till 8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
NAsAeRE PROPERTY.

sEIsY on: :TaE: :BAY.Hith lot e;
eel view Of the water; block D; io'
Evening star., 1949-12-11
I4I7 n St. wv .
8 ACRES
( REDROQMS


Modern in every detail this fine older
home, Just the place for your an
tioues, has been recently done over
from top to bottom; downstairs has
large entrance hall. living rm; ana
dining rm.. both with freplaces;
large kitchen. pantry, rear Enclosed
porch. end q. has 4 large bedrms.
and nursery and bath; Large attic
for storage. Full bsmt. with heat
ing plant. full bath. outside, en-
trance. Outbldgs. incl. large chicken
house, stable. 2-car garage with
storage, small tenant house. Long
frontage on hard-surfaced road. II
you've always wanted country
place and they were too far out.
see this today. For location you
can't beat it. Near bus. schools
shopping. Reas. cash will handle
Immediate possession. Call US now
for appt. to inspect.
JNO. ]. LOFL1N
axon vryIx1r nlpd ri. A21o IL
Evening star., 1949-12-11

VAGABOND
TRAILER CENTER. Sth
and Fla, ave, me-, FIR, 1921,
Evening star., 1949-12-11
EARNS MAN1E0

FARM UP to 100 acres from $4,000
to SIS, 900 within reaS. eormutinS
distance Of wash. NY. O6l5 week
ends. UN: l5I5 weekdays: w.. o.ors.s
Counties - Farms and farmettes
vithin committing distance Of y: e;
Customers waiting. W0KIH1NGIy,N =
REALTY, Realtors. s415 Ehr ESeohhsi.
From OWNER-3-bedrm. mod. house,
2-5 acres. with chicken house; prefer
Va location, not more than To- l
mil Wash TIE. OO43 Sunday or
after 8 pm. weekdays.
VIZ HAVE PROSPECTS for farms and
acreage within around 80. mi. OF
District. We've been In business ior
so years and give special attention
to acreage and farms. Please call
or write US. .
o. B. ZANTZINGER co.
a45 K st. NV, Ma 1871.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
O4NSs - H@
90 Wilson Blvd. GL. 43l :
EARAS EQR RENT

OPPORTUNITY = Desirable person
wanting to farm tobacco, excellent
farm: paved rDsd' s, :,oSn,on SS1snetSR tSR-ss4s, rs,
or write Box 251-L, Star.