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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-01
Ship Carrying 100000 Pounds
of U. S. Gift Food For
Israel to Sail From
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, (JTA) -
The SIS Atlantic Ocean, char
tered by the American-Israeli
Shipping Company of New
York, will sail from here short
ly carrying 100000 pounds of
surplus us. butter and cheese
to Israel, it was announced this
week. The vessel is expected
to unload its cargo in Haifa in
time for the forthcoming High
Holy Days.
The butter and cheese,
valued at $2,31O,OOO, were turn
ed over to Hadassah for dis
tribution to the needy in Israel
by the Commodity Credit Cor
poration of the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-01
Gestapo Officer Charged
With Killing 1000 Jews
is Extradited to Poland

HAMBURG, (JTA) = Willy
Hase, 45-year-old former Gestapo
officer in Cracow, Poland, in
1943, was ordered extradited to
Poland this week by a British
extradition court here to stand
trial as war criminal.
Hase is accused of having
killed, or ordering the execution
of, some 1000 Jews in Cracow in
1913. A Jewish witness testifying
during the initial hearing here
said that he recognized Hase as
the murderer of his children. The
Jew said he punched Hase in the
face.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-01

was hit and instantly killed" said
the War Department. with
complete disregard for his own
safety" Rosen rescued the
heavy drum of wire from the
surf and struggled with it under
heavy enemy fire. through
shoulder-deep water. to the
beach. Seconds later another
burst of artillery fire shot away
his left arm at the elbow. Unable
to lift the drum with his one good
arm. he valiantlY dragged it the
remaining distance. bleeding pro-
fuselY but never hesitating de-
spite the terrible wound and the
intense enemy fire." The wire
was urgently needed to establish
vital phone connections!
The phone company could cite
Continued on Page Eight
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-01

This explanation would have
surprised PFC. Fred Friedman,
of Brooklyn, who was killed in
action in Korea. His arms were
somehow long enough to operate
U. S. Army field phone. And
Emile Perliner, a Jew who in
vented the telephone transmitter,
had arms adequately long to per-
feet the gadget.
The phone company would be
quite correct. however. in the case
of Sanford Rosen. of New York.
Pentagon records tell why Rosen
was awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross. He disembarked
from his landing craft on the
Normandy beachhead. amid bursts
of artillery fire. With another
man. he started for the shore
carrying a large drum of tele-
phone wires. His comrade
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-01

Gur1on OF Israel declared here
this week.
The Premier made this declara-
ton at a luncheon in honor of
Jacob Blaustein, president of the
American Jewish Committee. Mr..
was invited to visit Is
rael by the Premier so that he
could clarity certain aspects of
the relations between Israel and
American Jews for the benefit of
both groups. Among the disting-
uished guests at the affair were
Cabinet Ministers, Berl Locker,
chairman of the Jewish Agency
executive in Jerusalem, and u. N.
Chief of Staff Gen. William E.
Riley.
After praising the material and
political support of American
JewrY and their warm hearted
and practical idealism" which. he
said has been one of the principal
sources Of Israel's strength and
success. the Premier said that
certain misunderstanding about
the relations between American
JewrY and Israel are likely to
ALLEVIATE sYmpathies and create
disharmonY where friendship and
close cooperation are Of vital
importance"
He pointed out that from the
earliest days of its existence ''the
government clearly stated with
out any reservation that the state
of Israel represents and speaks
only in behalf of its own citizens,
and in no way presumes to repre-
sent in the name of Jews who are
citizens of any other country. We
people of Israel" he continued,
''have no desire or intention to
interfere in any way in the in
ternal affairs of Jewish commun-
tiles abroad.
''The government fully respects
the right of integrity of Jewish
communities in other countries to
develop their own mode of life
and their Indigenous social, eco
nomic and cultural institutions
in accordance with their own
needs and aspirations" the Pre-
mier said. He expressed the hope
that American Jewry will con-
tinue to extend its support and
assistance to its brethren abroad,
and added that any weakening of
American Jewry, any dimunition
of it's status would be a definite
loss for the Jews everywhere and
for Israel, in particular.
Says Israel Depends on
Strength of U. S. JewrY
eve are happy to know of the
deep and growing interest which
American Jews of all shades and
take in what has
fallen to us to achieve in this
Premier Ben Gurion
continued. "Were we, God for
bid, to fail in what we have
undertaken, the failure would
cause grievous pain to Jews
and nowhere more
than in your community. Our
success or failure depend in a
large measure on our cooperation
Continued on PAGE Eiqhtl
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-01
Polio Cases Drop Sharply
in Israel; 100 Cases
Reported This Month

TEL AVN, (JTA)-The polio
myelitis wave in Israel is reced-
ing, it was announced here this
week. The number of cases re-
ported throughout the country
thus far in August is 100, COM
pared with 247 cases discovered
in July.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-01
TELEPHONE COMPANY
DOESN'T HIRE JEWS
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN

Copyright, 1850, Jewish Telegraphic Agency 1nc)
WASHINGTON
Not Pittsburgh Telephone Company
Jewish girls not employed The
Mortified the suggestion of Semis quickly
that the tolerated discrimination whatsoever The
Jewish girls couldn't hired
short switchboards."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-01
Arabic Translation of
President Weizmann's
Autobiography Confiscated
in Lebanon

TEL AVN, (JTA) - President
Chain Weizmann's autobiogra-
ply, "Trail and Error" which ap-
peared in an Arabic translation,
has been confiscated in Lebanon,
the Herut Party's newspaper re-
ported this week.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-01
American Jews Owe Political
Loyalty to U. S. Only,
Ben Curion Says
BY BERL CORALNIK

Oewish Telegraphc Agency Correspondent
JERUSALEM (JTA(-American Jews as community and as
have only political
United States Premier David Ben Gurion of Israel declared
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-01
PLAIN TALK
BY ALFRED SEGAL
SPEAKING OUT LOUD

have been debating whether
to write this. It's about some-
thing we've all been talking about
IN embarrassed whispers. The
other day I was discussing it with
a Jewish citizen in the hot room
Of our gymnasium. Then non
Jewish member came in. Our
talk was Immediately directed
toward other subjects. It was
something for conversation only
among ourselves.
Neither nor my Jewish COM
panion in the hot room liked
what we had been reading in the
public press lately. The press
had been reporting certain Com
munists in our town and it SEEM
ed to us that too many of them
though not a large number
carried Jewish names. Then there
were those people with Jewish
sounding names who had been
arrested elsewhere in the country
in connection with A-bomb espi-
onage.
Just Jewish names. mind you.
They couldn't be called Jews in
any valid sense Of being Jewish.
They were apart from the Jewish
life of our community. They
weren't Jews in the synagogue or
Jews in any Of the complex edu-
cational. cultural and philan-
thropic activities that are called
Jewish.
But all around non-Jews had
been asking, how come, so many
Jews are Communists? The Jews
who had been named as Com
munists could amount to no more
than a dozen, but among those
who don't like us anyway, they
were magnified to multitude.
myself. as colunanist for one
of the daily press. had received
a number of letters about that
from hostile minded people. Only
this morning some one had called
me up: "SegaL what are you
going to say in your column a.
bout all those Jews in Communist
activities?" Your column does find
proper fault with many things.
Why don't you say something a
bout all those Jews in Commun-
ism?"
tried to argue with the fellow:
Well, sir, did you actually count
the number of Jews who were in
volved. A very small handful
among the 10000 Jews of this
city and, by comparison, even less
than that among the four million
Jews-in the United States. Can
you condemn a whole people be-
cause of a few of them? But
you can't argue long with man
whose prejudice has made up his
mind for him. Well, sir, I said
finally, I guess we can't agree.
I broke him off. troubled. Yes.
the ss-ss/l00 percent of US aren't
Communists. We like the free
enterprise system which has been
good to US. By it our ancestors
were enabled to make good lives
here. Of course. the fact that
many of us have been successful
capitalists has been held against
US quite as much as the fact that
a few of us are Communists.
1t seems we can't please those
who don't intend to like us either
way. Yet, 1 felt, it was time to
speak out frankly to Jews Chat
Continued on Page Fivel
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

2 BEDRMs.. $3.50 per month. incl.
utils; adjacent to airport. File ap-
plication. 1910 Vermont ave. rm.
~. 9:30 to 1880 am, Mon.
IN through Rh Fri bsd1m adult families: s.,n T.,
A.. completely pvt; working cpl.
pref; s55. 1916 3 sc. Apply
TAkoMa PARK. Md rms. kit
bath; bath. onfS Sffamily X.sHES 1les utiI h ,ns;
IGo4 VI. ave. NA. 1852. WI si54.
End FLOOR rooms. kit, semipvt.
bath: front and back entrance; empl.
or settled cpl; DI. Ss12.
TAKoMA PARK. MD. I bedrm liv.
5as @ dss:sts sssso iaei ! as anf 1sia 81 4ass sss
LIy. RIM, dinette, kit, bedrm., bath;
util. furn.; $60.62 month 80 Gal
weston pl. s.w.,, 81 9s46.
Apd bedim NE; r. only sn:st. :Sl so h.iS H. si
own decorating;J y See Mr.. Will
LIAMs, 2225 N st. ne. NE. 5744.
8 RMS. AND BATH. apt bldg:
$46.75; adults only; convenient 70
casiSni p5nxs wa h,,5h. 5h!l. .s
Sherman Circle; elderly Jewish cou-
LORD CALVERT AIRS. College Park,
Md--Ayailable Immediately. spa
clous 2-bedrm. aptS. with sliding.
door closets: adjacent 70 Univ. OF
Md: 20 min TO downtown Wash
exec. transp. Call AP. 1874 -
ALEXANDRIA-i000 Trent: 2-rm.,
bath: priv. ent. on Patrick st. In
spect Tues, pm. or Wed. II
sistins Of iiy. rm., bedrm.. dinstte,
Kit. and bath; SIS per mo. FLOYD
= DAVIS CO.. 1929 X st.. nv.
Ma. 0362. IL
ONE -BEDRM. APT. In Sc. area. adults
preferred, S66 Der mo-; call RE.
DUPLEx APT.-w. Hyattsviile. Lxs.
liv. ym-, hedrm., Kit, bath, screened
porch I'd; redee.; adults. WA. o5ss.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

GREAT DANE, II mos. old; reason
BEAGLE PUPS, darling pets, house.
proken' wonderful hunters;, S35,. S45
Axe, 1925 o st. NV, MI. 112O.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES; sire:
asssso' asEss AsaAkD aszf; faR R2anrLss LAssa!ss f.
sIAMEsE KITTENS - pedigpeed,
hnee99ssebroken, ne9s seal-Point. SIS. TIE.
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES, stand
a1;; ard; black; Axe reg; S35 and $50.
FEE 81 pIi pDEiMSo5SSssrRAr1oNs-B.smutsiful S5Ss ms
Som Master ss Ssfs Neb r
SC0TTIES, choice black puppies, Axe
reg. ch bloodlines. MacKTNNON
1909 Roosevslt. Arlington. FA. 1892.
GREAT DANES, puppies and grown
Snea S1Es axe ELeaw Ies sGldsS fayns sRd
Alex, Va, Duke st. ext. 3 miles out.
BOARDING. grooming and every care
for your dog under veterinarians S
Supervision. slne ion ELPAW ;leA KENNELS, reg
niles niles ont na'' rE' pug ssso. st. extended 3
TWO registered Red Cocker Spaniels,
male and female, full grown; will
GssMsS SsSTiflss; sHEpHERS h EsS7s 7PiIpp,rs ns. H.
tiful show type but not show priced;
wormed, innoculated: papers with
sale. Also collie pups. WA. 0713.
IRISH SETTER PUPS, handsome, reg.
litter. combining top gun-dog strains
of U. S. and Europe; S75, females
only. COL. T. D. ROGERS, phone
Fort Belvoir 1929. 3
KITTENS, 8 wks., healthy, house.
broken; free to good home. Call
ia. 2-9615 between am. and 4
FIVE 6-wk. .-old kittens: will give
away. Can after $40, FA. 957S. "a
COOKERS, AkC, 10 wks. Both blond
and red. Innoculated. In excel. con-
SCHNAUZER PUPPIES; reg. Axe:
excellent pets; very affectionate;
S25 Call vi. 434S.
GOOD HOMES WANTED for kittens,
2 mos. old. tiger striped; 2 male
and . females; will pay to have
Spaye5. TIE. 1924.
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FARM g. GARDEN

GREEN and rotten COW manure for
sale. So I'd. delivered. Call Rock
PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs and
all other nursery stock now We also
Inmates. can LYONS NURSERY
6l02 Ager road. Hyattsville. Nd
Tel. Warfielo 4756 or Union 1886
TOPSOIL.-Very good, rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses: very rea-
rEaGsfoNffa ionss!f faV wAIks: AZ ssss ssrrsees, IRE
places. fishponds, retaining walls,
pipe drainage; all kinds Of cement
work. r. MARCUcCIO. Route s.
AorneEs lane. Rockville, Nd. Phone
RockviIh 35sS.
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ROOMS EuRN.-N.w. tcsas.,

HOTEL HAWTHORNE. 2l3S G st
n-w-Nevly redecorsted single and
double outside rooms; running water
plenty Of baths. showers. reasonable
WILSON HOUSE. 2ols Kalorama I'd
sii: T sr. Nw..s,udio rm. SINK.
Srill. retsr.. Ty: S15-S2O wk. Small
ssle-. $40. Elk. e653. -
PETwORTH - Gorgeous front rm..
share with young lady. twin beds,
VIC. WIS. AND MASS. aVEs.VDbl
studio bedrm-, bath; > empi. adults
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. I7i2 New
Hampshire ave. n-w.--Nevly deco
svitchboara service. NO. sos6.
e5;s9 18th ST. N.W.-Lge bed sittins
I'm. PVT. bath. 1st floor: Sl0.25 Ek
DUPoNT CIRCLE. 1887 els.-studio-
type twin bedrm.; kit. privils.: maid
serv.; Si4 vk. WI. 1862. II
1883 EUCLID ST. N.w.-For ladies;
basement room. single or double
liis RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Ink. rms; refrigerstors. stoves,
sRa s9s kitenensstesi dSd Sinsis rms s22
a5aO WoObLEY RD.-Lovely fnrn.
n'asts Tasssr nst oedFm;ii pn;i twin beds larse
1fsI f!4se'i isah e. ST. Sath N.w-cIe.n. co com
Portable dble. rm. nr. bath; mins.
walking distance downtown. II
ais EMERSON sT.-Basement rm.
with PVT bath; conT. to transporta-
.sSs :'Sa' wooDIEY % LEY rL. N.w.-Niee!y
fprn, room, adj. bath; LAUNDRY and
phone privils; near Wardman Park
Hotel and all bus lines: suitable for
girls; $50 mo. AID. 1894. II
DoWNToWN-733 18th st. NV;
lovely room with private entrance
se9nntinuo1s seana y. hot water. Cali NE.
1927 PARK RD.-very large. cool.
south corner, studio rm.: open fire-
pl,: pvt. bath, shower: nr. transp.
coftee privl.; gentleman. Another
smaller; semipvt. bath. NO. 9225.
1920 16th ST. NV, opposite statler
Hotel-Rooms for young ladies; ideal
downtown legation. i
6asS f5AaSsSlf 90 With siscSen Eish sd pEvpsf
1879 fiNsfisIGIs iNSIEsiSE eTs TsRRAcE al Eos N.w.8
Nicely furn.. large bedrm. with
porch, facing Rock Greek Park. Pvt,
family; gentleman; reas. AID. 1855.
CONN. AVE. at Wardman-Gentle.
men only; bedrm., liv. rm., pvt. bath
and shower. beautifully furn. Single,
S65: double S75 per mo WO. 1857.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2015 o st. NV
Beaut. furn. frt. rm.; piano. elect
plate. refsr.: maid service; $50. -3
HEART or EVERYTHING. downtown
New. clean, sgle., S35 mo. each I;
dbles., $50 mo. ca. 523 Ilth st. NV.
RE. S123. Ewes, ST. 1868. IS
PVT. BATH, pvt. entr., dble. bed; at
tractive cool; mr.. transp.; N. Cleve-
land PIX; $55. EN-. 0222 -
lI35 N. II. AVE. NV. Sleeping
room, Bird flr.; $50 a month. RE
sOi goth ST. N.w.-Lge., sgle. rm..
adj. G.. w, Amer. u; downtown
shops, theaters; S2S mo. RE. 37O3.
1884 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-Single
rm., in pvt. home; conv. transp ;
gentleman; $25 month. ia. 1897
1918 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-Large
light housekeeping rm.. kitchen;
adults; 14th st. carline. -3
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1922 p st.-ssle.
cross ventilation. next bath, c.hw.;
So wk. MI. 1865. .
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Room for Q per-
sons in apt. bldg. Apply Apt. No. 22.
FOR EXECUTIVE or oficial gentle
man; beautifully furn. studio rm.,
semibath and shower; walking dis
tance to Govt. Offices; daily maid
service: S55 mo DII 5A60 "a
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1919 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-very
large front bed-living rm.. stove.
refgr.: 5 windows; nicely furn.; en-
ployed couple; laundry privileges.
800 Z. CAP. ST.. 1 furn. Ink. rm.,
pvt. refgr., stove and sink; S45 mo;
MI. W." RAINIER. MD.-Furn. 3-rm
apt, utils. furnished; use of phone,
share bath. WA. 1880. Il
MASTER BEDRM., nicely furn.;
pvt. kit. privils.; . empl. persons;
Jewish home. RA. s27I. .
1888 i4th ST. N.W.-L.h.k.. dble
bed. linen furn.: on carline; single
or couple: $40 wk. Apply at store
DOWNTOWN LOCATION-L.hk. rm
stove and refrigerator; next to bath
no drinking. Cple. EX. 0520. -
DOWNTOWN. 916 H st. n.w.-Large
front rooms, Frisidaire5 S12 and
S14 weekly: adults. D1. 1856. B
1883 r. 1. AVE, N.W.-Lsrge front
rn1. with elec. refrigerator; working
people pref; $50 mo. NO. 1855
14th ST. NV. 44l6-Nicely furn.
Ink. room with rear porch. refgr..
hot plate; cDle. or 2 girls. RA. 3002.
DBLE. RIM. pvt. bath. hot plate,
refgr.; Ink: sos. Harvard st. nr:
14th. DU. 3677, OR. 54S9. =
PETW0RTH-One room. inclosed
screened porch. refgr., hot plate,
semibath; for empl. woman. RA.
6157.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAILS

WASHING MACHINE. wringer, ABC;
in good condition: S35 or best offer.
OW. 1859 after 6 pm. 3
WASHING MACHINES. 409s disc. on
all floor models: last years models
slashed Easy terms Open ewes
TIL Q; ROYAL APPLIANCE GO
1911 Nichols ave Sc LII 4-700u
WATCH. mans, link band. both solid
gold. p jewel. Vaciron. Constan-
tine. cost $3.50; sell less than la.
Phone AID. 29S9.
WATER COOLERS, for sale or rent,
guar; we install; lie. plumbers and
electricians. JOHN G. WEBSTER
CO, since 1912. 627 F st. NV. ST
WATER aEATERs, used, sale. 20.
q. WEBSTER CO. aoS st NV
FM AM RADIO PHONO. Console;
blonde; studio couch, like new; best
offer. Ia. 525S. /"
DUNCAN PHYFE dining table, buffet
and 4 chairs, like new, $100; glider
and porch furn.; also misc. items.
CO. 1929. -6
GOLF-Practically new set of H.
& B. matched woods, 8 H. & B.
matched irons, putter and bag; will
sacrifice TIA 1911 a
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ROOMS WITH eoARp

1912 10th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for
young men and young women: walk
ing dist. downtown: switchbd.; ele-
1905 KANSAS AVE. NV. - Good
meals; home atmos.: bus 5 min. to
town. See to appreciate. GE. 012l.
DUPONT AREA. 1925 N. II. Ave NV.
At tSs ss, ios eon. mrs 10 A5sr s bsss ookns
costs no more. Unlimited SWITCH
board service. CLUB MASON, NO.
eI9 b er. N.E.-vacaneiss for men:
rooms and board. Also. table board.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

CHEVY CHASE PKwY., 5eos-Girl
TO share room with another slrl;
GIRL. a5 TO 80, 70 share efficiency
apartment with another; S25 mo
Call NO. oo4l, bet. q TO :.
WANTED GIRLS to share 3-rm.
apt. with other; So ca. l424
r. l. ave. NV. AID. 5679. after
Mr.. IRVING AND MT. PLEASANT
STS.-Middle-ased empl. woman 70
share attrac. efficiency apt on car
line. with another lady. NO. 320s.
AVAIL. JUNE Cool. attrac. -
bedrm. furn. apt, vic. 10th and N
T499, after s. :
MASS. AVE. N.W.-Girl. IS to 80.
wanted share l-bedrm. apt: Si2 so
wk. DI. 97s7, Apt. 2l2, after 5 80.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES, electric and
portables,. Remington Rand, Victory,
r. C. Allen, L. c. Smith, Corona;
buy see T them aE ereat ef barasins; aHre ssVe ave-
money, SOL COHEN, 329 H st. ne.
ADD. MACHs.. new, used. all makes,
hand. cleo; great reduc. CIRCLE.
AbDREssINGs G. MACa1sas-pull CIi sI line.
from $g;s5 up, AMERIcAN TYPE
ADDRESSING MACHiNE-New, was
$3.50, now 1896. UNITED TYPE
AK Mst56H c6MpRPsseks. FG; ek '1aT new and used.
all sizes, gasoline and electric; also
COMPRESSOR SERVICE, INC,
,l254 23rd St; nv; NE 2422. =
ho hp;: will sell as is s95. Call oW,
AiR-CoNDITIoNING UNITS New
1850 York window models, can be
purchased for SOC. per day. Call
Hon co r souF Y YORK EEsRaaEka aRtSoFlssd
AIR ec5oNDIr1oNER, window model
Airtemp; saerifice' $50. 643 F st.
AIE:CoSDITioSER, Gf; TONER s125 and up S per
season; rental and sales; limited
MR. MAISEL.
AIR -CONDITIONER. new. window
type; s4-h.p.; 5-year warranty;
sealed unit; $3.50 cash. Call CO.
34S3; nights. FIR. S1S3. 4"
AIR CoNDITIONERS-Drastic price
reduction on new models, for cash
buyers. PARAMOUNT CO., 2150
Georgia ave. NV, established 1929.
HU. 1900. Ample free parking.
1850 window models for rent by
the week, month or season. Call
now to reserve your unit. Supply
Of rental units limited Call Ii
3-4112, r. & M. REFRIGERATION
CO.. 214 L st. ne, your Philco
and York authorized dealer.
AIR COND., GE 1z-ton; good cond.;
window model. WI. 1856. 3
AIR .CoNDITIONERS, new and re-
conditioned, sold, rented, exchanged,
Servlced; fully guaranteed OR. AGO.
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.
B104 Macarthur Blvd. NV.
We take pride in rendering prompt,
efficient service -
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ROOMS EURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

ANACOSTIA, 1915 18th ST. Sc
Lge. front rm.. neatly furn., gentle-
men pref. Il
NICE CLEAN ROOM. close to transp.; !;
only $25 mo. 10. 2-329O.
DESIRABLE FURN. RIM. for rent,
1927 p st. s.e.; unlim phone: block
from transp. LU. 4-5722. -
IDEAL SLEEPING ROOM Brand
new furniture in modern duplex
apt. 10; 2-10S5. i
bath: clean and CONT; sac Ai mo- o.
Call after 4 or Sun. Men only.
COLoRED-RM. FOR COUPLE: ac-
cept. one child; all privils. Ii. s.
6344. .
COLORED-IlO 14th ST. S.E.-Em-
ployed men only; $3.50 a week
Call Ii. 6-2470.
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ALPERSTElN'S
1920 7th st. NV.
MA. S559

HNTIQUES-Grandma's Shop. Cen
eral line, bargains every day. 5000
conn. ave-, Chevy Chase, Md IS
ANTIQUES-Maple 4-poster bed, full
length inner spring mattress and
spiral springs; Empire mahog and
walnut chest of drawers, sep. mir
ror; burl maple chair. No dealers.
BABY CARRIAGE, de luxe model.
BABY CARRIAGE. cream color, per
ambulator. English import, $50:
call OR 2Q2Q i
Evening star., 1950-06-01
RMS. EURN.-MD. s. VA.

ARL.-Cozy desirable rm. for 2;
conven. shopping center and bus
lines. OW. 74OS. 3
ARL.-June Is; empl. gentleman;
comfortable rm.; family of 2; mr.
Pentagon and Navy Annex. OW
24SO -
ARLINGTON-Nice furn. rm., large
closet, next to bath; on busline;
S35 sgle., $40 dble. JE. 3-7722
Evening star., 1950-06-01
DEER HEAD


vsgs egs4l handsome mounted s15: IA,
DIAMONDS; Lady's SOL, 4 CT. S75;
$3.50; lady's perfect is ct, $500;
SOL. sol; perfect 5H Ct; 5000; All
accepted. LiyINGsToNi Lif5'Si''sS ( CO. fapss I4ss
DIAMOND RING, mans. three stones.
go.d setting. appraised $3.50. take
-S276. Cali after 6. CH. 7162. So
DIAMOND, EMERALD
Beautiful cut; nearly 3 carats, set in
SIDE: No brokers. EN-. Ss0S. HO
DINETTE SET. 4 chairs; rugs, I2x6
tt;.o,iaA IT,. Sx2A IT.; leatherette chair;
beds; sterilizer; : kit. chairs. Chrome
legs; sacrifice, AK. $500, Ext. 493.
DINING ROOM sET-Large table,
chairs. china closet. large and small
piNIs pIiSFIIss T5 RM5' s62rEs, III Es-2szs isrse walnut
table, 9 chairs. buffet; $50. KE.
DRAfEs, custom made; maple dresser,
ssSo GSs SET ssh st. and NV ehas RE dYsi Jpsi. e.s
DUPLICATOR-Mineo. new, S2e SO.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. RE
DUPLICAT0RS, all kinds, from
$3.50 up: terms; also rentals, re-
pairs and supplies: Our 10th VI.
1881 e. Capitol st., Ii. 3-00S2. $50
to $50 including Sat. Easy parking
FANS-Make your own; we have the
blades for ] 1,725 motors. GRIGSBY
1904 K NV.
FANS. electric, all standard makes,
bought. sold and exchanged, Air
conditioning units installed. fans
cleaned and creased, fiat rate.
Servicing elec. fans for over 35 yrs.
Phone RE. 1927. SUPERIOR LOCK