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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11

Playing II years with the Pales-
tine Philharmonic Orchestra as
first violinist and soloist, Bern
stein has also earned acclaim as
founder of the Tel Aviv String
Quartet, and for outstanding per-
formance as soloist with many
leading European orchestras.
Russian born Miss Bernard,
with an extensive European con-
cert career behind her, first came
before an American audience in
the fall of 1947, when she made
a successful debut at Carnegie
Hall. Jose Iturbi, her teacher, had
persuaded her to come to the
United States.
The Program
Bernstein's portion of the pro-
gram includes "Allegro" by Fioc-
co, a Mendelssohn concerto, "In-
PRODUCTION and Rondo Capriccioso"
by Saint-Saens, 'Nigun" by Bloch,
wedding Dance" by Lavry and
"Guitarre" by Moskowski. Miss
Bernard will play Chopin noe
turne, Chopin's Of ant a sy Inn
promptu'' and "Polonnaise Mill
taire," "Hora" by B IN d e and
Rhapsody in Hebrew on Pales-
tinian Folksongs," the latter her
own composition.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
Women Send 100000

CHICAGO, (JTA)-B'nai Birth
women have sent more than ST.
100000 worth of food, clothing,
medical supplies and automotive
equipment to Israel, it was an
nounced here this week by Mrs.
Abram Orlow, president of the
Women's Supreme Council. The
supplies were collected as part
of B'nai Births "Aid To The
People of Israel" drive, which be-
gan last May.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
B'nai Birth Aids
In Unity Program
(Photo by Mashek & Ziegler.)

B'nai Birth mems and women's
groups will be co-sponsors, along
with the Arizona Council for Civic
Unuity, of special program for
National Brotherhood Week, to be
held Tuesday, Feb. 22, at Phoenix
College Auditorium. 1t is to start
at 8:15 pm.
Entitled "To Insure our Rights" +,
the program will consist of play
let, "Like Topsy", presented by
the Phoenix College Players un-
der the director of Professor Jo-
seph Smelser. A panel discus
sion on the play will be moderated
by Jack Williams of radio sta
ton KOY. Participating will be
DR.. Fred Holmes, president of Ari-
zona Council for Civic Unity; w.
A. Robinson, principal of Carver
High School, and Father Dnnn of
st. Francis Xavier Parish.
Mrs. Bromberg Is Chairman
Rabbi A. L. Krohn will give
the invocation and DR.. Theron
Chastain the beneditction.
The program has been arranged
by Mrs. Sam Bromberg, chairman
of ADJ activity, and Mrs. AL Wild,
co-chairman, with the assistance of
Mrs. Daniel Martin, president of
B'nai Birth Chapter and regional
coordinator of ADJ activity. Re-
freshments will be served. The
event is open to the public.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11

eign Correspondent Leo Lania's
stark description of the DIP
camps in Europe. Then the
doctor wrote Goldman a MEM
orable letter. The letter is re-
produced here, with Doctor
Holmes reluctant permission,
in the hope that it will inspire
the Jewish people of Phoenix to
more generous giving in the
current UJWF campaign.)
January %, 1949
Dear Leonard:
| want to tell you how much l
enjoyed the meeting at Beth Ell
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11


talks made Sunday night by the
four guest speakers at the kick
off dinner of the 1949 United
Jewish Welfare Fund campaign:
MAJ. GEN. JOHN H. HILLD-
RING, former assistant secretary
of state and champion of the Jew
ish cause in Israel:
"From the beginning of my as
sociation with Israel, l have been
incurably optimistic. am still
optimistic. 1949 will mark the
beginning of an era of peace. {.
"But we must not let the carni-
val spirit blind ourselves to the
sober reflection that there is
much to be done, to develop Is
rael, move a quarter of million
Jews from Europe, etc"
ROBERT RYAN, star of the
picture "Crossfire":
81 played Montgomery, the Jew
hater. l have known people like
him all my life. AS l grew older,
realized how dangerous they are
to civilization. / think that in
all the arts there is greater free
dom, as a result of "Crossfire"
and "Gentlemen's Agreement.
MRS KURT LAEMMLE, wife
of a film producer and recent Wis
itor to Israel and Europe:
"Your dollars have worked a
miracle. But they have been a
too, for never once have
you met a quota which we've set.
have seen people who have lost
heir self-respect and faith in
humanity. Pm proud of these, our
people, and they deserve even
more support than we've given
hem"
MADAME PAULETTE OP-
PERT, leader of the French un-
lerground during the Nazi occu-
,ation:
eve have a huge task ahead.
)efeatism will never do the trick.
t will never help build Israeli"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
How're We Doin'?

GENERAL SUMMARY: Top
10 givers-5O per cent under
last year; all the rest-32 per
cent over last year.
ADVANCE GIFTS DIN
NER: "a per cent increase in
amounts pledged by those in
$1,OOO-or-less bracket.
WOMEN'S ADVANCE GIFTS
LUNCHEON: 80 per cent in
crease over last year for the
same people.
NEW JUNIOR DIVISION:
200 per cent increase over COM
parable group last year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
UJWF Drive Under Way; Kickoff Nets
$4,000; Donations Trail Last Year
(see Budget Story on Page 81

Two hundred volunteer solicitors for the United Jewish
Welfare Fund scattered out through the Jewish
munity of Phoenix this week in determined effort to
reach the cy 1949 goal of $262810 for Jewish needs
in Israel Europe and at home.
The campaign of the first to be held in the ma
ton this year. got under way officially with the annual
kickoff dinner Sunday night at the Hotel Westward Ho
Approximately $4,000 was raised as result OF this
dinner and various advance gift functions preceding it.
This however, left the community some $4,000 behind
last year at the point for the UJWF in l948 came
of the kickoff dinner with $1OOOOO in the drive treas
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
Israel to File New
UN Application Soon

LAKE SUCCESS, (JTA)-A
renewal of the Israeli application
for membership in the United Ma
tions can be expected soon, it was
learned here this week in Israeli
delegation circles.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
Cyprus Disorders Feared
If Evacuation Delayed

NICOSIA, (JTA)-Leaders of
the Jewish refugees in Cyprus
this week expressed fears that ser
ious disturbances might break out
among the Israel-bound popula-
ton here in the event that their
transfer to Israel is delayed.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11

ury.
"The big givers in the COM
munity have not come up to ex-
pectations based on last years
Standards" DR.. Joseph Bank,
drive chairman, declared follow
ing the dinner.
In contrast, he said, givers in
the 81, ,0O0-or-less brackets "are
coming through beautifully"
"The popular giving is even bet
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11

POSTMASTER If unde-
liverable for any reason,
notify sender, stating rea-
SON ON Form 3547, postage
for which is guaranteed.
The Phoenix Jewish News,
S28 w. Granada Rd.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
Violinist, Pianist Due Here
Bv Mae KessIer
BY Mae Kessler

Featuring the Cultural Series sponsored
by the Community Council Joseph Bernstein violin
st and Bernard panisompose will
Auditorium Thursday at 80
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-11
.Highights Of
Kickoff Talks

These are the high points of
talks made Sunday night by the
four guest speakers at the kick
off dinner of the 1949 United
Jewish Welfare Fund campaign:
Evening star., 1949-04-08
ApTs. FURNISHED lco.,

GEORGETOWN - Cszszs-Ana a.
PIT sstr21es- 1&-Et Hg Tz ~stA
ETsri&et. ssf1-E- b%ga ssaSsTG 81
INIT eoSEpSs3ksy fa~E. !sr 4fssrE ryIA-
ettss. Sl50 Cal III s-s7A -
8 BRIGHT. LAEGE ROOMS, kl.rtsrrs-
Ex sorstlcsf- eo&E- 1rAEss =
3ffJ3 lJtE E~ -S
1875 ALLISON ST Nw.-~Aes +urn
l3ret28- S-l*sg. 1-Ghes al Ht-.Ei.ta
seEL3rgt nata. Yu@ag es-ra egIz.t
&c eE.l1veE- 20 g%3A a
End OF 18th ST. SuVFR SPRING
4 eEaso pe-s11 AAk .uTs5E esEE q
aaafe Egta eczs+s CT . Es1t4s1reE-
DOWNTOWN, 100 s!ask c. At
srs nv a. CezE- syt -Z3g9 Il
apt- !sys- crss-1g Ee2z.4- c-s-as
-oen- E.t5zae1 eedrils. BAH aEG
EzTae- Do N* 10
, APIS. AVAuAEiE-iase rsg~n NJ
st a-T eSc. apis sAch s44tzl e
aoo- suitable ; persons. S-9G ear
al 1sii .cc!tc usway deco -
? ROOMS, E:trAeu. 81 modem Sus-
pTcFez-.e ats party furnished .eCt
rsa ssrsolt Ca IA 4H1I =
SUITABLE FoR ooUHLEs - eAa-
dFen SO per week. Cal ST 4S79'
CLEAS. Beautifully furnished at
has eFsrytalEs t-os; anc rsz: en-
frances Nv. rEa.r bed III 6lne1tF
kitchen. bath, screened 5scG porch.
ssvaiise1e April 49, sloo u1o9:h
/ r. TO ! sM. APTs., pvt bats. 70
objection 10 chtlcren. Cal. pI
22I2. 1900 MssS ave uv -
EXTRA LARGE. well furnished h I
ms on downtowD has .lEe, !Aaa
ar:Ft!s-. un!In- phone GL ese7
Evening star., 1949-04-08
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

2 GIRLS to share with l other girl.
Attractively furn. apt $35: each.
Ma 4460, Ex. 270. MISS BOYD.
CONGENIAL YOUNG LADY, TO share
1-bedroom. liv.. rm., kit. and bath
apt. with another lady; NV. Sec;
state. age, employment; refs. ex-
changed Box 467-E, Star.
SHARE FURN., . rms, kit. and bath;
gentle; apt. ne. apt, bldg; twin
beds, walking distance from Capt.
toll Call after T pm. FIR. 72oo'
Ext. ia South.
MAN TO SHARE completely furn,
apt, Congress Hts. vic. with another
man. Call LU. 1879. 10
GIRL, $3.50. college background. to
share 4-room apt. in apt. bldg. with
] other girl: vic. 18th and Harvard
$50 Incl. telephone and utilities:
refs. Box ABE, Star. TO-
2 GIRLS, to share large 1st-hoor apt
with Q others; vic. 18th and Eye
NV. HU. 1850. 10
BUSINEssLADY will share furn. 2
rm., kitchen. bath, gentle apt. IN
NV, with refined lady; twin BEDS
reference required. Box 499-S' staF,
ONE CoNGENTAL GENTLE GIRL
(25-30l to share mod. apt with
television) with 2 other girls. Rent
reas. Call after 9, GIL. 1lo9. IS
I4th ST. N.W.--Wanted, . girls TO
share apt. with another couple;
twin beds, conv. trans. AID. 1896.
coLoRED-7e5 FArRMoNr ST.
rm. with another. Priviis. CO. 1913.
Evening star., 1949-04-08
ROOMS WITH BoARD

TWIN BEDRM. and single foC en-
p!oye1 couple, Een OF women. es-
celleut meals. Isio and ;Alsps7 ore
service; reAs. 1914 Lamont 81. n,W
FOR WORKING MOTHER, exeeIlen;
Spacious grounds. WI 1883 --l0
CHEVY CHAsE-Attrac. ooi; rm. IN
apt for persons: twin bees. SnoE :
er, laun. privils- Cow iransp- OK
MANSION CLUB-The home Of happy
young boys and girls. Vacancies,
Only $50 mo. 223o Mass. ave. Nv.
LARGE SINGLE ROOM, runPins
preferred Near Capitol. Ii 1854
1855 i ST. N.W.-For young men.
refined. sober. Christian, large Ems
bsmt. double, excel meals, - SO
DowSTowN-Room with pvt. bath:
. meals daily, fo- gentleman. no
2Io5 5 ST. SW.-pouble room. also
| share for man; sood meals. S Fea-
1sa5 soas'ie ieth ia'ts sr. -w.-Nicely turn..
rooms for young ladies or young
men; switchboard, running water,
showers, eley.. excellent board. II
MANCHESTER APT. HOTEL, 1929 NJ
ST. D.W--Dple iIn-t wv bati' ~
telephone, daily maid service,
approx. s65 per mo, per person.
vacancy FOR YOUNG LADY in
very lovely home; excel. food, fine
service. 2013 Mass. ave, DE. 979s.
FOUNTAIN CoURTs-Among the
trees; attrac. educational program
superior living facilities MARTHA
WASHINGTON SEMINARY Man
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1901 21st st; NV.
For gentlemen and ladies; double
rooms and share-rooms in one Of
Washington's choicest .guesthomes;
TAaHitasr maid service no. 1900 8
NEAR CONN. AND r ST. at 1927
18th St nw-3 vacancies for re-
fined young girls; also for l young
man: . meals daily including Sun
day; maid switch board, social &C
tivities. SLAUGHTER S, Ho. 6I67.
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms;
for young people TO share; 5000
large large porches, spacious lawn rec:
F%2mSnt FSGmSi I'd ''GE NV. MI. s485.
DUPONT CIRCLE Area light. cheer;
ful room with running water Tor =
young men; unusually good table
ROOM pG osSi sSD BOARD in lovely pvt.
home for aged or semi-inYahd per-
son. Reasonable. WI. 1853: 10
I40I 18th ST. N.W.--Lge. dble attr
single; girl to share rm; with pyt.
bath; excel. food and service switch
Ia III
Evening star., 1949-04-08

o co " fnished, I rms kit, aud bath,
oil burner, SO a mo, oil, ea37.
FALLS CHURCH. on Leesburw pike
Beaut. Southern Colonial. stone: i'm.
maeulate 8 yrs. old; 8 rms, and
bath. elec. kit, rec rm.. . hre--
places; att. ssrage. Ilmken 81
q mo, 3 mo advance; refs. OWNER
BRICK. lovely 7-rm. house, oil h.;
instantaneous h.-w.h.. redeeoTatso
throughout. new cleo fxtures, lge
I'd Sllo mo Come to once. 43o
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-seetion ., near
Conn. ave.--s20O mo Del. 2,sta,ry
stone and brick: bedrTns-- 2 e9tEs
on End floor: stairs 10 at:ie; isi y
has liv. rm.. din. rtr., Kit; aen. .
basement has beautiful rec, rn:. CON
pieteiy Finished maids I'm and beth
fenced yard and shady lot eonS- e
schools and bus; avah. Gay r
4. BEST, nc, BE Reaitora' WI. 20 393@
SEw Iysntnfut ns.fRooM DEF. BRICK HoME At
1851 Easy pl sc. Open daily, z tia
4. 3 bedrooms. Law. on Ist 4 $50
per mo. 2-year lease required. GaA
LOVELY 2-BEpRM. BRICK home.
fuli bsnf.; M. schools. churches,
stores and transp uS. so5e. II ]
SMALL HOUSE. adults, S45 mo. OF
services: prefer retired couple who
ike the country. Vienna ls5-Jx Pc
rHFEE fHFf BEDRooM. Il, de,. lse. ysrd.
so: oil heat. I2lI SAN pl Sc,
Of Mass. sYe. near Minn. ave. --i8
NEW HOUSE, sc location. 3 bed
rooms and bath. Eas a,.e heat ~ 5sa sp
FoR RENT. center-haiI tsouse, un-
furnished: no children: acres. lsi
a.. large nvsns,. tininE. hresk:ast..
rooms kitchen. layatory. End a.
large bedrooms, bath with shower;
ssPsssse'o sa2ssss. oarna 1a ehicEra .eoi and
osssF s ,rsfsgsasnts oatsg.astnfs hos.er. Ah el1-
Aired heating. Montscmery County,
IL miles Dtstriet l!ns, nesE Olrsy
silver srRINo-6 roeras, firepiaes:
wooded yard; near school, bus s1e
PARK; $3.50. wYBLE. II. $500. Ts
brick Colonial. for Immediate occH-
gaassss' gass o osaiFs wsisck E sssis pr Ass% INV
NC, DI. $3.50: svss-- Mrs SUNDAY,
,.9BrpRssMi.A 9 ssiA MODERN HOME. nenshly
rent sia5, HOWARD o. SCHAFER.
N l.
BFDROOMs. modern: elase 20 con-
seniences: children weieomk: rent
siIs- per me; lease. sioS. Gan
Csts T4sa
ToWS or FAIRFAX. vA.--Nsw =
room brick home, ] "a baths snrass
poss,, SITS per me-: i~ysar sRase
required, phone Fairfax sas. 20
= : -. --A
m sSD-SEw 7-rm hoEse, 1is = tsas:
On Colesv.ile r1, M. NaxA Ozcinsnss
Tahs rFus si50 nc. KAY EEAI.E
co nc, RA. 9sen s
COLONIAL RIVER HOME
Tast~fully and completely restores
.CoIcuIai hons on Potomac near Nj
Venom within easy comm stsfE 1aa-
tance OF wAShington; aossgyk
bedrms. . baths. ultra modern Eis.
rsctsnt hsaF4rg. SERVANTS IN. ard
bath lrnme6 posi- Rent, S8nl-
Cal Harry EeusTes ewes. DE. br9s.
SAEDOZ, INC.
Du. 1854 -s
Evening star., 1949-04-08
ArTs. WANTED tcses :

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t5sss.gs Ers..nssz, Ia aasHtgw-a aga
ss - -. eF Ss7i= S r.sSFs ~ IL N Z.
HtSTEB FTgs sACHFtos APT
sE-aE = KS aegE2 as EI&-
ESEEES CO Ca NJ I,r@rs T.
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Ems tATsRS -~2.-cN4g g.. sa5f-
saa S@Ess s2gSs.& ~ aTsas1 5tt
lot>G coIrlI asss. eusz a.
~. ea.1. G=E<ssss-. nzsa, 2 G
Ar2 gy As, s&HN6E5rH3 -E . & ~
AStEas.1-sA. tE&--sa &1 s5 p
. = NE>, Nh LEa&nAE5s: rel
s1sINEss eIxL asaaess r=rarzet
saAs.rE Tress res - I~5- - es
EeBi>sy >EcErrAKY. ssa1 -,
sss'' e.s5 rs5ss sss'l 4, 'q57 5.s' Z T. "a s s.:
t.s sd = sd @
ast4t1 ~ esra Esznsesg2v NJ
to $50 aa e14la-rE RES As.s
10 n oeeapsras Aa-4 t-.e
nEsPoNSIEfK psrn osgt vaazgevez
1sEp4t ess.Ft -. fEv2- l~as1gl Afzs
iE > c. A. ssi-.E ~ 3
c. etts AA .-5r. Ezs- ,ti sFE
BRITISH GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL.
w!fs &sG sGGI tauG 5ftE r4s1@-1
tagEtSLeG AgRr4Es-i e. ECGEx fG@
Ga month CaeF~ CEaAe 81 's'Y-
ard Para areas - % sl-5 ncaSa.
rooI- Fhaos TX. l~&tl. Eat b.
GENTLEMAN. professional ses&res J.
ter at gox 4@~-g sIA- =
EMPLOYED col PHI ae&tses t4s-
E2s1e@ apt. VAST t-cgtaf O FlrE4EEia
Cs3 AIRS GATES. RE e-on, Ext
PERUVIAN DIPLOMAT wants untarn
APT liz Tn sedrrss- XII esth.
SMALL APARTMENT arsrea u e4e-
ystor eulzegag furnished oT GEsur-
hsza.c CooNerlert ssct!ca lSUA
ouIET Young COUPLE. ssnp.eyea
desire eEie.enty az ] bedroom 4Ft.
II apt otdg Sen uEX eXCeDecg
Fete-encss Box 4%B-E stHT i22t
BACHELOR; gEBtGt uvtaE Tpon
z4tchec- bath pref uE!4ru SHE'D
spt o!dE reasonable. Box 4IA-E
oNE-BEDRooM APT. farn or TN
tUrn,. nv for Senate secretary aue
woman Marine ofacsF RE 04np
EXt. 1856, after q pm. OF, 2@&l
coLoRED-UNFuRN. . eearn1s ns
rm KIT ane bath, n-w location
eFan and wife. ! child. ufEtutiy IL
Evening star., 1949-04-08
ROOMS EURNIsHED-Northwest

373s APPLETON ST. N:W,-For lady,
1853 a5s DsIElsFfaiA NEW aAsHRf sfs re 3laa aaf Dp
pont Circle area-Double and single
rooms DE. S4e5. S
GAYToNIA.. 1873 18th st. NV
Clean somfGrdtasss fort ss soSts sonSenie daiy day
LARGE SINGLE RM., newly deco
rated; refined home: walk,in closet.
Prince ISsS EAi9aga KaRL ii HOTEL 1901 K st.
n.w.-Nicely furn:. ms. sgle. and
n dsle; sa-hr switchboard Ioons Sx seTyies xss
1929 ssGn' rsah II eysfy ST. fSGR sH
Hotel. eony. to .transp.: newly deco
rated; lge. comfortable outside rms.
24-hour office switchboard and maid
service; weekly rates single; ss'75
pEgfwokTHjs qg aSls EXP ap line. DE 20 f18a min
large clean. ssle.,, sac. gentleman;
e4so isth sT. N.w.NNewiy deco
rated and furnished single room.
1913 18th ST. N.w.-Housekeepins
dbie rm.: also double rm. with kiteh-
sf1s III Dfix'ti fath 81 81. NV N.W.-sipsle rm.,
SsmDyt tx,b bath Seam senteWanS eRt SaS ssS h
500 JENIFER ST. NV, ! blk, Of
Conn. ave.-Master bedroom, twin
beds private bath with shower
4os s 4th ST. N.w.-southern exposure;
employed couple: next bath; no
drinking: free parAng; exclusive. 81
DUPONT CIRCLE MANSION-Attrac
tive room, fireplace. bath. large
closet; $50 monthly: gentleman.
1918 TAYLoR ST. NV master
hedrm.. pvt. bath; cooking PRIVILEGES.
CkfHEDRAL AVE. tnr. Conn. and
Wardman HoteD-Lge. rm, end A..
semipvt. bath, shower. pvt. home,
gentleman. S45. CO. $3.50. So
SCOTT CIRCLE, 1919 Mass ave
Double for girls or boys; double pvt.
bath; gentlemen or man. wife en-
ployed. So
eiaO r ST. N.w.-Lge.. sgle.. COM
Portable rm.s conv. transp.: S2S mo.
Apply Ant. 8. NO. 1870. "a
1914 18th ST. N.w.--Cozy single
rm. with running water; ser so mo-;
elevator service. Ill
1905 CRITTENDEN ST.-Clean, large
rm., private bath, close trans. ga
rage avail. Gentlemen. Ia. s6oi.
Evening star., 1949-04-08
APARTMENTS WANTED

COUPLE, child. 2 yrs. old, desperately
need I-eedroom sgI.In. apt Iintu qnsurnishsd hs
4sSe'rfs sfoe, Ext. is is''i or AD. oe4o. Ms.
PERM. RESPONSIBLE Govt. en-
ployes, Christian adults t3l, desire
2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. or house
sT sELrzER. Pseifsssdi No' sssa. fs's'fo.e' fo.
COUPLE, settled. no children. pets.
private bath and kit. Phone GE.
7l61 after 5 pm, Friday;
room apartment, near East Capitol
or PennA ave. Sc; reasonable rent;
references. Box 46S-E, Star.
REFINED WOMAN. permanent Gov
ernment eynploye, nondrinking. NEEDS
l-room effeiency apt; available be- e
fore April % If possible, Box 4os-E'
cOUPLE with two small children de
sires two-bedrm. apartment: $40
per month. DU. sl7l. io'
ONE-R0oM. kitchen. private bath ur--
perm. snpi .sdy. Can Do. sss5.
uNFURsrsHEp a-bedrm. apartment.
coUPLE. one child. desires unfurn:
apt. in or nearby D. G.; may. 10
Pssth Rs., Years. p'SiSsS'Pas; IN fa74.. 10:
ADuLT COUPLE desires 4 or 5 room
apartment, 2 bedrms-. furnished or
unfurnished. or will buy furniture.
Columbia 5000, Ext. 356. l0'
EFFICIENCY APT. NV. section;
young man. excellent references,
state Dept. employe. Decatur oo1o.
PROFESSIONAL COUPLE. Govt. s.rv-
ice. seeks one or TWO I'm; apt. furn.
or unfurn.: preferably vicinity PEN
faxon. Box 4Ss-E. star. 10s
EyPECTANT MOTHER. May Needs
a-hedroom apartment. unfurntshed,
Immediately; maximum rent. so5
well-nannered son 5 yrs. old. Hus-
ceiieat refs. Please call AID. 1925.
A BEDRM, APT. for enpl aqal.s,
nv. section pref. Cal aASs A-zg- -
SHE. Mon. thronsh Fri, . 10 D. Re
coIPIE desires furnished 3-rm. apt,
nv: both yoTking. 10 pets: enA-
dren. bad habits; excellent refs 5cx
CHINESE DIPLOMAT. wife. . snall
DAUGHTERS desire 2 or 3 5sdrri- spt.
or BUNGALOW, max. Sllo. NV IA-
WANTED, furnished apt. 9 rooms,
hit. and bath. 9 adults ard g1rl. lS;
sTS 10 SIS q month. WI. 954. ee-
tween and z pm;
oTTET, working COUPLE want small
furr. apt. no children or pets Ek-
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

1924 ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. single
room with one window; separate
entrance; for man: S25. FIR. 0150.
aO07 MONROE ST. N.E.-Pleasant
front room. for refined lady; bus
stop at door; unlim. phone. DU.
e6rs NEWTON ST. N.E.-Front room
With garase. semipyt. bath phone;
SOLO 18th sT. N.E.-Furn. rm. next
bath and shower, in new home Sall
sol 18th ST. N.E.-sinsle room in
private home; gentleman; all con-
veniencesi references. Ii. 1887.
1899 so. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-out-
side rm., semipvt. bath. pvt. home,
2sis 11th ST. N.E.-Furn. rm. for
caii after s. Hu. sai4. 10
LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin beds;
to s, ewes, NE. S314 IS
CoLoRED-sINGLE ROOM for single
man, ne. section. Call after m.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, s
weeks old; from healthy. parents.
An Easter sift that will be appre-
ciated many years to come. co.
BOxERS-Have new litter of pups
excel bred, ready for inspec. Visit
MOSSMoNT KENNELS. AL. 0s05
COCKER SPANIEL spring clearance
sale; Axe ogss reg; and pedigreed. Can
PERSIAN CAT. silver, female. 2 yrs,
s.,;;r, soeker; SO. d9. 4o1s soth st. Mt
TOY os'itfs iMtfAsNCMHHEsrER, male, ga months
old. A real toy. OR. s5S7.
BEAGLE PUPS (3l. dam res. sire
beagle. not res; IS each or $50 foI
3. MRS. SMITH, Fairfax 64-J-a.
BOXER PUPPIES, 2 brindle females
champion sired; 500 and Sl25,
IRISH Setter FER PUPS, registered, 6
weeks OLD wormed; males, , $40;
pm, all day Sat-, Sun. OW. 69l4
BOXER PUPS, fawn, beauties. Axe,
wks. sH. 6649. -lo
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RMs. FURk.-Mp. 8 VA

NN1S. F0NESs-NSs NS
9e5 n. JACKSON ST., Ari.. Va
Single rm.. Ink. suitable empl. per
ARLINGToN-Large double room,
furnished. adjoining side. porch
share kitchen and bath with ten
ant: reasonable. $50 per mo. kE.
LOVELY APARTMENT, viii share
with mother and child. Can JR.
NICELY ;ie1i FuRN. DBIE. RIM. with PVT,
bath: also dble. rul., semipvt. bath;
gentleman only. GIL. 1908. 10
WELL-FURN. single rra., next TO batn;
phone, garage: conven. to Pentagon
and Navy Annex; avail. Immediately.
employed rentleman. CH. .t9s.
BYATTsvILLE-Large double room
in private home, unlimited phone.
eau WA. 1894. 10
ROOM, next bath, for ] or 2 gentle
men pleasant detached home In
Arlington, on husline, 90 min. 70
downtown WASH uniim. phone
NICELY FURNISHED sleeping room
IN pvt. home, convenient 70 trans
portation. CH. S3i4 after 8. Ill
ARLINGToN-Attractive front I'm;
modern home; Y blk to bus, city
fare. 1927 N. Utah st. S
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