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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28
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ism!
The Conservative Movement
has grown by leaps and bounds
in the past few years. It's dy-
manic program for a new way of
Jewish living has captured the
enthusiasm and the imagination
of many, particularly among the
younger generation. The United
Synagogue of America, the con-
gregational arm of Conservative
Judaism, has been rapidly ex-
panding in recent years and with
this expansion has brought new
strength and vitality to many
congregations.
NATIONAL UNITED SYNA-
GOGUE SABBATH will climax
the current affiliation drive, the
goal of which, is to enroll 100 new
congregations into the fold of the
Conservative Movement in 1949.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28
National United Synagogue Sabbath

of the congregations, the work of
the United Synagogue of Ameri-
ca, its program, scope and aims.
This special Sabbath will focus
attention upon the unity in pur-
pose and action of the United
Synagogue Family, of Congrega-
ton, Sisterhood, Mems Club and
YPL-the backbone of Conserva-
tive Judaism in the community.
All observances will be CENTER
ed around the Friday night SER
vice on February 18th. Either
laymen or rabbis will occupy the
pulpit. A special Oneg Shabbat
program prepared for this occas-
ion will follow the service and
will be hfghlighted by a forum
on What is Conservative Juda-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28

For the first time in the his
|,orv of the Conservative Move
|,,ont a NATIONAL UNITED
|syNAGOGUE SABBATH has
been proclaimed for February Is,
1q49. and will be marked by
Snecial observances in all Con-
sentative congregations through
ont the country and in Canada.
UNITED SYNAGOGUE SAB
BATH will be a most powerful
demonstration of Conservative
Judaism, and will bring 'home"
TO the rank and file membership
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28
LET TER OK

NATIONAL JEWISH WELFARE
BOARD
National Association of YMHA's,
YWHA's and JEWISH
COMMUNITY CENTERS
Member of the United Service
Organizations, Inc. (U. S. o.
January 10, 1949
Mr.. Isadore Moscovitz
SOUTHERN JEWISH WEEKLY
P. o. Box 903
Jacksonville /, Florida
Dear Mr.. Moscovitz:
May l join with your host of
friends in the South in congratu-
lating you on the twenty fifth
anniversary of the SOUTHERN
JEWISH WEEKLY.
Knowing something of the
man-size job involved in editing
and publishing an English-Jew-
ish weekly, the completion of
twenty five years of such work
is a notable journalistic land
mark.
Cordially yours,
BERNARD POSTAL
Director
Bureau of Public Information
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-28
uMn INN Mu u.H HrHTE
APPENIN
umHnn n Mn Mh nM \ Oh uAN nLHn HA All mHl

Those from Laurel who attended
the concert in Bozeman last week
given by Kristen Flagstad, oper-
attic soprano, were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
Macdonald, Mrs. B. B. Hageman
and Mrs. Winona Denny. The con-
cert was held in the Montana State
college gymnasium. The floor was
covered with canvas to improve the
acoustics and almost every avail
able seat was occupied. People
from all parts of Montana were in
attendance.
Mrs. Peter Rockvam spent sew
eral days this week visiting in
Great Falls at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Motzko have
as their guest John Smarslik of
Milwaukee, Wis. On Friday the
Motzkos and their guest were en-
tertained at dinner at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Hafer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Hafer and
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-28

two sons of Colstrip spent Sunday
at the D. l.. Hafer home.
Wednesday evening Assembly
No. SO, Assembly of Rainbow for
Girls, met at the Masonic temple
for the first regular meeting since
installation of officers. Miss Mar
lene Freeman presided as worthy
advisor and Mrs. Eleanor Green
ing, chairman of the advisory
board, served as mother advisor in
the absence of Mrs. Emily Heeb-
ner. Hostesses for the evening
were Lenna Ferrin and Sherry
Hovey.
Mrs. Fred Tews of Seattle is
visiting at the home of her father,
C V. Anderson, and her sister,
Miss Vera Anderson. Sunday they
were joined by Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Mitchell and sons, Walter of Bel
fry and Charles of Ricky Noun
tain college in Billings, and the
group went to Big Timber to spend
the day at the home of Mr.. Ander-
sons sister, Mrs. Ellen Rich and
family.
Mrs. John Alvin has been i'll at
her home.
Mrs. Charles Giblin left Monday
evening for Dickinson, N. D., to
spend some time visiting her moth
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Weber re-
ceived word that a daughter, Linda
Marie, was born to their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Prill in jamestown, N. D.
The baby is also a granddaughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Prill Of
Laurel.
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-28

week at the home of Mrs. Laura
Carter.
Mrs. w. l.. Orndorff, who has
been quite i'll at her home, is re-
ported as improving.
Mrs. Nels Vordahl entertained a
group at dinner Thursday, observ-
ing the birth anniversaries of Mrs.
Peter Rockvam and Mrs. Fred
Tews.
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-28
Freida Schuman
Dies At Columbus

Park City, Sept. 28.-Miss Fret
da Schuman. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Schuman of Columbus
and formerly of Park City, died in
the Columbus hospital September
II and was buried in the local
cemetery Tuesday, September 20.
She attended the Park City
school and in 1913 went to Column
bus to reside with her brothers,
Alec and Philip Schuman.
She is survived by her brothers
and three sisters, Mrs. George
Streck of Laurel, Mrs. Conrad
Weschenfelder of Park City and
Miss Amelia Schuman of Column
bus.
Death was attributed to a heart
ailment and pneumonia. Rev. An
drew Roukema of Columbus, pas
tor of the Evangelical United
Brethren church. conducted the
service.
Mrs. Charles Stonerock is spon-
soring a junior youth fellowship
which met Friday evening at $50
at the church. The officers elect
ed were Marvin Guide, president;
Beverly Sands, vice president; Sal
ly Vandenburg, secretary-treasur-
err; Marilyn Eastlick, Shirley Roth,
Kay Vaandenburg, Ronald Hoff-
man and Charles Southworth, COM
m%issioners. A party was planned
for Sept. 80 at the Charles East
lick home.
The w. S. C. S. met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. r.
w. Davis with Mrs. Chester Ad-
ans. Mrs. Bob Colby, Mrs. Floyd
Braley and Mrs. Edward Story as
hostesses. Mrs. C.. V. Eastlick,
president. presided. Mrs. S. M.
Cain conducted the worship service
and Mrs. Charles Stonerock the
program on Faith" The bazaar
committee appointed by Mrs. East
lick wer Mrs. S. T. Flood, Mrs. c..
V. Mosier. Mrs. j. H. Dove, Mrs.
A. o. Nelson and Mrs. Ray Plow-
man. Guests were Mrs. Corinne
Larson of Minneapolis and Miss
Blanche Ely of Washington, D. c..
The first quarterly conference of
the officers of the Methodist
church was held Friday evening,
Sept. %, with a pot-luck dinner at
the home of Nh. and Mrs. A. o.
Nelson. The business meeting was
conducted by the district superin-
tendent, Rev. Reuben Dutton of
Billings and Rev. Clarence G..
Spellman, pastor. Reports of the
church organization were given
and a short service by Rev. Dut-
ton.
The Band Mothers club met
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Alex Fox. Ways and means
discussed to help the high
school and grade school band. The
elected were Mrs. John
Sitzman, president; Mrs. Dick
Vandenburg, vice president, and
Mrs. Cecil Walters, secretary
treasurer.
Students leaving the past week
attend college were Elfrieda and
Alvin Kober to Bozeman, and the I
following students to the Billings
formal: Lorraine Fox. senior, is
elementary education; Rob-
,rt Kober and Raymond Frank. S
education; Edna Mae
,outhworth, art; Donna Sitzman,
.e%cretarial course, and Richard
music. q,
The Park City high school held t
heir initiation party at the school '
louise Friday evening, with the
eachers as sponsors. The upper
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-28
PARK CITY SECTION
Panthers Defeat
Bridger Scouts

Park City, Sept. 2S.-The Park
City Panthers went to Bridger Fri
day to play the first football game
of the year.
Park City scored six points in
the first quarter and IA in the sec
ond and Bridger scored six in the
second quarter. seven in the third
and six in the fourth.
The Panthers edged out the
Bridger Scouts 20-19, final score.
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-28
The Outlook Says

Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Moon spent
the day in Livingston Sunday Wis
ting Mr.. Moons brother, D. w.
Moon, and Mrs. Mary Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard of
Greenville, ILL.,, were guests last
Evening star., 1949-08-16
HOUSES FURNISHED

JUST OFF 18th ST, close to down
Iown. Six bedrooms. 2-car garage;
S1S7.50 per month. Call property
manager. WEAVER BROS, INC,
washington Building, DI. $500.
woODRIDGE-Nicely furnished 6
gas heat: nr. transp., shopping and
schools: $3.50 per mo. co. 6312.
1909 Arlington ave-
bedrm. furnished bungalow, near
Naval Hospital, $l25. Elmwood s31.
n near school and bus; 1865 Del Ray
ayn:ve ays;; on s19o l9t 6oxsso' 1mmed Lga Gesu-
1924 NICHOLSON ST. NV. directly
off 18th st.--Lease at S.275. my fully
furnished home, including. baby
grand: beautiful. private neighbor..
hood: 5 bedrms., sleeping porch. 3
maids rm.. pvt. .lavatory. shower;
nice shrubbery. 2-car garage. gas
steam heat: OPA approval; S275
plus 15 per cent. but will lease to
responsible family, s275; Phone
saadSph 4 N 1endoe dom q T. xri!s e. fARsqsS ca 2s
NORTH ARLINGTON-1O min. from
Pentagon. Attractive 6-rm. brick
home mr. schools and transp.; lovely
yard; gas ht.; $500 mo. furn.; S175
partly furn.; ! yr. lease. oW. o00l.
BETHESDA - Edgemoor. Georgian
pleteiy furnished home; television;
Bendix washer and ironer: two-car
garage. Sept. l for mos. 1928
DfE KooMs mS; Ref fIJRW w 1851 sfa heat: Close
hood: STb. LU 3-56S5. 17s
Evening star., 1949-08-16
APARTMENTS WANTED
SpnfiQn

8 ADULTS, 1 INFANT. perm. Wash,
urgently desire 1-bedrm., furn. apt;
max, $50. LU. 3-SO93. ~
BACHELOR wants unfurn. apt; pref.
close to downtown; Govt. atty; best
refs. Box 3l9-Y, Star.
EMPLOYED LADY desires efficiency
apartment. Ii. 3-7l73. IL
COUPLE with tyesN two baby boys.
require 2-bedrm. unfurn apt; max.
$65. with utilities. Tel. HU. tll6,
Ext. III. IL
TEACHER and 9-yr. -old son desire
small apt in or near Silver Spring.
by Sept. q; furnished preferred. Call
LO. 5-976l. 49,
LANDLORDs-No charge for refer
ing your house or apartment for
rent to Capital Transit employees
who need family housing; Just phone
MI. 6363 weekdays $50 to s, and
saw 4 want to list some housing"
YOUNG BACHELOR. doesn't smoke
nor drink, enjoys music, art, pho
tography, desires nice NV. apt,
consider sharing. Box 256-Y, Star.
NAVY CHIEF. wife, . children, de-
Vicinity Bethesda pref. Phone CHI,
MARINE and wife, small son need
furn. apt; prefer Arlington or NV:
limit S15 monthly. Phone OF. 76ls
COUPLE. young, desire unfurn. apt.
or small house; Alexandria or near
Airport. Limit $40. OV. 1895. 2l'
JEWISH COUPLE with child desire
apartment Govt. empl) Max. 500
with utilities; $50 without. RA.
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT VIC.
Silver Spring. by employed couple,
BACHELOR, 81, wants ! or 2 bed
rm. unfurn. apt, vic. Naval ord
nance Lab: no bsmt. or semipvt
apts. considered; up to Sa5: bank
ref. Reply Box 696, Silver Spring.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife, wish one bed
room furn. apt in apt. bldg, from
Oct. l to Jan. l or longer. between
Dupont Circle and Chevy Chase; no
children, pets. EX. 3034, WO. $500.
AIR FORCE OFFICER desires 2-bed-
rm. unfurn. apt. or house vic. OF
GEORGETOWN Univ, for | yr., start
ing about Sept. l.; maximum 500;
call RE. 800, Ext. 1879. -19
WANTED - Unfurn., ] kitchen, .
good-sized bedrooms and living rm.;
lst or Ind floor; adults; reference;
in GOOD section. NO. 1234. 1SH
Evening star., 1949-08-16
ApARTMEhrs uhFuRkIsHED

tRKVIEW APIS, 6O32 3sth ST.,
Hyattsville. Md.--Ayail. at once, !
oedEm unit ynoh T5h fg usnfeT an across r Fisht
M9sFER ssS PfT mg 8uhbERs Is stiises Nc APRy 4sS5
Rhode Kand ave-, HyattsVille' Nd
.Io4 10th ST. s.E;-open Tues,
aas' and BATH; e SO pj mo, ali ali Utilities
. EW 5-RM., BATH. bsmt.; large yard;
near Landover Hills Nd; $50 mo-
r,koMA 4 INA PARK bedrm.. liv. rm..
shop. center and transp.; 81 80
incl: utilities. sH. 1852 and 81.
BsMT. APT. 3 rms. kit. tile bath;
ADULTS only; S75. 55os o st. Sc
p6PoST Up MI CIRCLE beautifully dec;
building: garbage disposal; gas
heat; large rooms; close to em6ss-
sizes; S14O and $3.50. DU. 641s.
HIGH POINTS APTS.-4200 Wheeler
I'd. Sc. in D. c.: available for i'm
mediate or Sept. 1st occupancy;
limited number Of bedrm. apis;
rental $3.50 INCLUDING .G ing UTILITIES hsdIm
closet space; play areas for children;
contact resident manager on prem
ises, am. to 6 pm; to reach
Cross 1lth st. bridge. out M Mienols
road road or cross sousa Bridge out Pa.
ave see to 25th ST., right on 18th
to Naylor road; left on n,.Ssy MAYOR y1o 70 70
mastef meat BY s0bS BUS, 'ar any 4 bus from 10Th
and pa ave NV. to Portland, VS.,
Wheeler road bus to apis. ~
Sc; excel: transp., heating: cleo
GHsASE ans sas larhai lHaPraRrMENr of 3 rooms
is double garage; rumpus room or
what you wish; acre Of land; Spen-
eerville location about 10 mi, fgTm p
Ely. Ii!y.F Rssitors sIiHsas; ST. s11a TIL Pm.
1919 M ST. NV 1se. rm., kit
and pvt. bath; -S65 mo-; immediate
sdSts s. Only G6 i4s ARpS Ls3 St
A nMi; Few Msi BLocks oeGHi of Pa. ave. Sc
Entire end floor apartment-3 rms;
and bath; completely private S92 80
az month ptil nIlr incl sI ~; Amn,oved 6I45i
Couple; .SS siN rooms, room II kitchen and Sath:
utilities; $7S per mo. Box 334-T'
1.OS eth ST. s.W.-o rms. kit. and
bath; $50 mo. FLOYD E. DAVIS
CO., 1929 K st. NV, MA. 0352.
DUPLEX APT, 513e Hanna pl, Sc.
L. r.. b. r., dinette, kitchen, tile
bath; utilities furnished; $50; pre-
fer middle-ased working couple: vi.
$3.50 after 6 pm. !"
e30A CONNECTICUT AvE.-Liv. rm,
bedrm., kit. and bath: hotel serv.;
$3.50 a mo- or best offer; to Nov.
/; lease renewable. JA. 4-0531.
1857 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-3rd f.. 1
rm., kit. and bath apt. for empl.
couple; S65 per month. See MRS.
PEREZ, 1st a. apt. or call RE. 1881.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
doUsEs-sAlE-N.W. (cont. J

NEAR CONN. AVE. and Chevy Chase
Circle-First offering at the low
price of $19,650; "a bath, large liv-
ing room and dining room, modern
kitchen. breakfast room and screened
porch on first floor; End floor has
3 lovely bedrooms. bath, plus child S
room; stairway to large. insulated
attic; oil b.-w.h.: built-in garage:
shaded lot. Owner leaving city, early
possession. F. A. TWEED CO.. 1904
Conn. ave. EN-. 1890 till 8 pm.
MUST SELL - Only S13.95O. 4"5
Oglethorpe st. NV: T-rm. semidet.
brick. oil heat; arranged as , apis.
furn.; ! vacant. To inspect call
PRESS, INC. ST. 1915. 10
HERE is YOUR HOME - Detached
brick, 6 lovely rooms. garage, porch,
powder room. center entrance; less
than $4,000. Mr.. Guynn. EN-
7792. MARSHALL J. WAPLE co,
Realtor, 1924 l4th st. NV. DI.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-729 Upshur st.
NV; semidet Colonial brick; large
rms. INV. oil, good cond., garage;
price. S12.95O: $1,000 cash, balance
monthly. Mr.. ODUM, RE. b2l6. -1s
1890 MONTAGUE ST. NV. (West OF
18th st.)-Lovely semidet. brick;
Z large rooms. den st A.; full
baths; gar; possession. Bargain.
SlS,950. inspection by appt. only.
SHAPIRO, INC, NE. l7l1, ia. I5ll |.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
HOUSES WTD. TO RENT Cont J

HSOSES w ~. ~ MI.
GOVT. ENGR.. STANDARDS, urgently
needs 8 or 4 bedrm. unfurnished
fsSt hs9se under nT ss5 smy Mi MaFysnd
D. C. Aug. 20. DU. $3.50. 16'
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE or apt: 2
hedrms.. may consider buying. Can
cHIyY lie; Ylla CHASE or a.orsetown-
ciYDE t1oT avs e 'DINN1NGToN' WI. 1888: @
ADULT FAMILY of desires ) or
bedroom furnished home; nv
eoST ses!on ES%fGuTvE S1sf Ffsi desres EN- e5t - bed
rm. unfurn. house. NV. Mont. Hills.
S. S., Md. area. $3.50. RA. 062O;
BETHESDA and Chevy Chase area
We urgently need a number OF houses
call OIL. $500. MARVIN SIMMONS
NAVY captain desires 3-bedroom un-
furnished house in Chevy Chase or
Bethesda. about Sl25: Phone RE
7400. Ext. 3276. or WI. 7724. IL
BRITISH OFFICIAL desires to rent
early September. unfurnished 3
vicinity Arlington or nearby Md.
NAVY COMMANDER. wife and child
need unfurn. house by Sept. |,
nearby Va; S125. Phone OV. 1879.
AIR FORCE OFFICER needs 3-bed-
room house. near Pentagon. Will
pay 8 months rent in advance.
Phone King S-S966 20
SEPT. ist-3 or bedroom house.
Approx. 500 per month. Box 3o5-Y,
Star IL
UNFURNISHED house or apartment
in Alexandria, near school, by Sept.
l5. 500. TIE. 026S. IL
TEACHER AND CHILD, 10. want un-
furn .-bedrm. house or apt. NV.
or Bethesda or Rockville; moderate
rent. Box 194-T. Star. is
AIR FORCE COLONEL desires 3 or
bedrm. house. vic. Alex; maxi
mum S150. Call OV. 0947. -22
ENGINEER-Two or three, bedrm
house, nr. Silver Spring; under $lOo;;
by Sept /. 81. 1900, Ext. j. .ls
LET ME RENT your farn. or unlurn.
house. have waiting list. MRS.
CLYDE C. HUNTINGTON, WI. 2635.
ARMED FORCES. all ranks, perma,,
nently stationed Wash. area, need
furn. and unfurn. houses, apis. II
interested in desirable tenants, list
Evening star., 1949-08-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-southess,

HOUSES FOR SAlE-Southeess
"nH small down payment; exc. loc. ".
eLIFE03RD sHERTzER' RE. 27s5'
HiEt.LceREsT-Det. 8 rms. and bath,
nm screened sseTs5 sae aeles pdqch IN Dsma sun
safS sath St. tor ss SAFE AK ss 45ss Farn. '
Mr.. 18th AND PENNA. AVE. Sc
S9,95o for this detached s-room
definite income possibilities; Bryant
mediate possession; near everything.
Call Ii. 3-OOS4 for appointment.
JOHN r. DoNoHoE g. SONS. 314
owl owner, r'iSHaS $3.50 o1s-story brick, :
bedrms., gas heat, screened front
porch, hardwood floors, large clos
cts. $1,000 down, $S5 per mo-;
nice neighborhood. FR. 5000. a
rm. brick home, suitable for room
Si4,s5o. s souTHEAsT y REALTY co.
l2l1 Pa; aysSs;s. FIR. 1000; "Is g,1,.
shopping center; Has liv rm: n:dvmi with
auepi and BATH; ain full r%; bsmt XIV with rec. rm;
FL S,sbo Beat small aGf down agxnoo' payment. t.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO., 1211
Pa. ave. Sc FIR. 1000. is
NEAR 18th AND Pa, AvE;-Brick
hG%e fSi1 Dsnt' nHw With DaT rec. .sq rm " kit and
SouTHEAsT REALTY CO, 1211
Pa. ave. Sc. FIR: 1000; is
rest like rent; 4 rms; sna and bath, oil
fenced, hedsed. decorated. This week
only. HI. 5511 ewes. or TR. 5000,
IN E1i; 6EsnRABLR sist e. Sc. SECTION, clos.
to schools and transp.-6-rm semi
Oct. brick, gas heat tgll bsmt.; tIs; lgs;'
Level fenced .ait iSs 9a O. ONLY II s75o !fqs5
Mrs.. sarMS G Cox. s'' VI: IT, slse: ATLAs
NEAR ER EAsTEbRN HIGH SCHOOL; i'm
med. possess: tapestry brick. 18-ft.
front; 8 rms. bath, front and . rear
,st ssFeesifs pS5ehfs aaRTMAN ~ REALTY cr
INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. TR.
It. fr. brick; rms. bath, Oil
hEh hhaFRMAa ioaF REaI4Y, Sl Esr'ff iNc sl2IssaSs rs
NEHRBYMD..New brick bungalow.
4 rms, tile bath Ist A.; Q attic rms:
fun bsmt.. gas heat: lg;; level lot;
s.. anS anS SadsE1lx SHhRrMiN = haEarY s,E 70 Sc SSs
l345 Good Hope I'd. s.e.' TR. 1900
ASSUME $4,000 CT LOAN, 500. so
per mo-, including taxes and insur.; !
modern semidetached brick, 3 bed
rms, full basement. gas hest; i'm
maculate cond; lovely Ft. Dupont
payment. Call CAMPANELL.A &
WOOD. Bx, 411a; eyes, vi. 1921.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
HOUSES uNFuRkisHEp

Cape Cod bungalow-
6 rooms, all modern; large lot: $40
per month, mos. in advance. Call
after 8, LO. 5-0125. -16
DET. BRICK, l yr. old; gas heat: 3
bedrms., Ia baths; immac. cond.;
Sl65 yearly lease. 81. 7702. is
FOR GOVERNMENT or business off,
cial, within 5 minutes walk Capt.
tol and Library consress; charm
ing old house, newly restored, 8
large bedrooms, ga baths, modern
kitchen; oil heat: brick terrace,
garage; 3rd floor suite may be sub
let for income; available about
Sept. 15. LU. 3-17S4.
WHEATON-10 rms, 2 baths, oil
heat, garage, acre ground; 5000 mo.
MRS. C. C. DUNNINGTON. WI. 2635.
NEARBY MD.---Lovely, convenient g
large. rms, "a bath down. porch,
attached garage: nice lot. avail.
Sept. till July; S160. WI. 1890
DETACHED - Three bedrooms. oil
heat; ne. section; close transpor-
tation,. schools and shopping cen
ter: S125 per month. Call property
manager, WEAVER BROS, INC,
washington Building, D1. $500.
COLORED-FNEST location on the
hill Why rent? You can purcha sc
your own apt. for $3.50 and bal. like
rent. HARRY LoPATIN, DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-08-16

MOVING BY VET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Call
any time, MR.. COOK, GL. 5137.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING co.
24-hr service. furniture; trunks and
baggage AT 2759 or FIR 03S6
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OIL
across he county: safe storage ID
separate oms expert packing
Phone TO 0104 UNION STORAGE
co NC est 1905
MOVING AND STORAGE,
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
Evening star., 1949-08-16

VERMONT FAMILY needs 8 bed.
rm. house by Sept. /; loc. optional
but suburban or rural preferred.
Max. 500. Box 320-Y,. Star. is"
two school-age children, Just as
signed to Wash, desires 8 or bed
rm. house with large yard, in Ar
lington, Alexandria, Falls Church
area; S125 per mo-; will pay years
cHNspiIaNs IHSN9s q sfyhafeoeM fDiFfoME4. sif. sl no chill
dren, no pets; require 2-bedrm. un-
furn. house; large living room;
Georeetown or NV; max. $3.50;
Oct. / occupancy. DE. 434S.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkp


home. only S1.6io cash down. in
Woodhaven; nearly new. OWNER
BETHESDA. MD rms. Scar ga;
rage. On lot 23ox5o, Can be zonsd
49o5 Del Ray ave. Brokers invited.
BETHEsD a:THEH,D DA = Lovely c1,s-bath. g
story brick Colonial; 6 generous
faie 6sautf%y nIcs lsadSssPed s9 ss5 Halt ,91;
BETHEsDAETwo new brick Gait:
baneasIows beautitqIly ,b built ns1r,rs out OF
de luxe kitchen equipment: low
HALL CO, WI. $3.50. lie
FAIRLAND-About 12-acre corner lot.
new Cape Cod bungalow, rms, full
payment. S. g. L. REALTY CO., sH.
SILVER spRING-New brick homes:
I rooms . baths, first-foor den or
heat. Easy terms. Trade accepted.
SAUNDERS CO, INC.
A BARGAIN FOR S1I a50-A lovely
Cape Cog ,,l.o home at Colesyiile i1s1
Kitchen; full bsmt. with oil heat: Sc
acre, of land new last fall and only
y block off busline. If you, are
chance to save some real money.
r, ?. RIPLEY. Realtor, 81. GIL
FOR 81 SALE slI: BY owNER-ons:ssory.
beirmsl: tfe iV rm. "sd din l0f fm., oO' kit and
bath; front porch, screened rear
porch; full bsmt. new oil.fred
h:-wh. unit; new roof Price, Sl0:-
53ooaa sH5 6456 Sun, and eyes, sH.
YOUR DREAM BUNGALOW is here in
Silver Spring, a truly lovely Broom
home, rich in charm and indivld-
.uality without being gaudy; a GOVT.
only owners and users; excellent
sGa:0n si495S r. anP P RfPIEY. ffIsS realtor. hsM.
JUST A Minute, DOCTORS! If
you've been searching for a top
sider this prominent corner on East
West hwy, only one block from the
heart of Bethesda where you could
have your residence too. Doctors
suite of rooms has separate en-
any time. r. P. RIPLEY, realtor,
81. Gill till s pm.
NEARBY MD.-Modern prick bunga-
low on D. c. line, convenient; :
nice rms on 1st floor; immense and
attractive rm. on md floor; full
bsmt. porch: brick gar, MITCHELL
QUICK 81. 773l; ewes. SH. $500.
ATTENTION, VETS-S93U cash. S73
mo-; new 5-rm. brick bunga.; bsmt..
attic gas heat. MITCHELL QUICK,
ST.. '731; ewes. CHI. 1867.
FOR SALE-About "A acres with
improvements, 81 lots known
as ColeSville Hts; will price low:
easy terms. S. T. HICKMAN, 1858
Stewart ave.. Miami 50, Fla. If
I2E-ACRE FARMETTE. excellentlS
located, between Bethesda and Rock
VILE; lge Colonial home and barn.
nicely situated for residence or sub
division; steal at $4,000. WORTH
INGTON REALTY, S427 Georgia
ave, 81. 1900; ewes, Lo. 5-O527.
BETHESDA
Evening star., 1949-08-16
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

A desirable 3-bedrm.. 2-bath home,
conveniently located; oil h.-wh,
detached garage; level Handicapped
lot; extra features incl. lge. den,
maids rm. with full bath, storage
attic with exhaust fan. breakfast
space in kitchen: liv. rm. and din.
rm. are both good size. Frame con-
structlon; an older house but in
excellent cond. Priced under $4,000
and reas offers will be considered.
A. M. McFADDEN, Realtor, WI.
S0S5: eyes OIL 1850