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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Ford Gives Fund For Refugees

UNITED N A ITO N S, N. Y,
(JTA)-A gift of $2,900,000 to help
the United Nations find perma-
nent answer to the quest of refu-
gees for homes and sanctuary was
announced by the Ford Foundation.
The foundation stipulated that
the funds are not to be used for dl-
rect relief-food or shelter-but
should be spent without discrimi-
nation" on programs to integrate
the refugees in communities where
they now live" as well as provide
new resettlement opportunities S
abroad.
The grant will be administered
by DR.. j. van Heuven Goedhart,
U. N. high commissioner for refu-
gees, who will ask voluntary or pri-
vate refugee agencies to carry out
the programs. at would be unreal
istic to hope that grant of $4,000
900 would make it possible to liqul-
date the refugee problems entire
ly," DIR. van Heuven Goedhart said
in a statement issued from his off
ice in Geneva, Switzerland. ut is
hoped that governments and pri-
vate voluntary agencies every
where will be stimulated to COM
parable actions by this new and di-
rect approach"
Generosity Lauded
Voluntary agencies (which have
long experience of cooperation
with international bodies working
for refugees and have a deep
knowledge of the basic problems of
refugees in Europe" will be closely
associated with the high commits
sioner in making plans, and "will
be entrusted with the responsibility
of carrying out the programs" DIR.
van Heuven Goedhart said. "Our
plans will be concerned with social
assimilation, training of youth, cul-
tural activities and resettlement of
refugees"
Trygve Lie, U. N. secretary-ge
eral, expressed "warmest apprecia-
ton" Of the foundations "far-
sighted generosity" The grant
gives "real encouragement to the
refugees themselves as well as to
all those who are trying to find
solutions to their problems" he
said.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Bill MahOney Is Candidate
For County Attorney Post

Bill Mahoney, Phoenix lawyer
and former president of the Great
er Phoenix Council for Civic Unity,
has announced his candidacy as a
Democrat for the post of county
attorney.
Mahoney is a native son of Ari-
zona and was head track coach of
Notre Dame University until he be-
came an. officer in the Navy. Dur
ing the war, he served on the
prosecution staff of the Navy war
crimes trials in the acific and head
ed the successful prosecution of
the famous Wake Island case on
Kwajalein in 1915.
Mahoney was an assistant at
torney general following, the war.
He and his wife, Alice, have four
children.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
John Murdoch Seeks Another
Term as Arizona Congressman

John R. Murdoch, Democratic
congressman from District No. 1,
has announced that he is seeking
reelection subject to the Septem-
ber primary.
Murdock, by reason of seniority,
is chairman of the House interior
and insular affairs committee
which he describes as "the vital
committee for our Southwest area"
This position, he says, has enabled
him to help bring about legislation
providing millions of dollars for
rehabilitation and betterment of
the Salt River Valley Project and
a 10-year program for Navajo
Hopi rehabilitation. "Never before
has Arizona had the Craftsmanship
of such an important committee"
said Murdock.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Lecky Asks Reelection
To Post of Supervisor

James o. Lecky has announced
his candidacy for county supervi-
sor in District No. 2.
"Since taking office" he said, 81
have advocated that Maricopa
county be operated on a pay as
you go basis. In operating county
affairs, have tried to the best of
my ability to give the taxpayers
the greatest results for every tax
dollar spent"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Israel Radioactive Find

LONDON, (JTA)-Some of the
worlds famous atomic scientists
are likely to visit Israel as a re-
suit of the discovery of radioactive
deposits there, the London press
predicts. In this connection the
press points out that Israel may
be the first country to apply atomic
energy to industry in big way.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Ierrorists on Fast

TEL AVN, (JTA)-Amos Kinan
and Shaltiel Benyair, Israeli youths
who are accused of placing explo-
sives in the home Of Israe's Min
lister of Communication D. q.
Pinkas and causing damage there,
declared a hunger strike in jail
and refused to be brought to trial
before the district court.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Nazi General Released

WASHINGTON, (JTA) = Gov
ernment sources confirmed the re-
lease for "good behavior" of Nazi
General Hans Georg Reinhardt
who was serving a 15-year SEN
tence for war crimes. His release
was recommended by John j. Nc
Cloy, former American High Com
missioner for Germany.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
IsraeI's Oil Hopes Rise

WASHINGTON, (JTA) = Pros
poets for oil in four Of Israel's
eight geologic provinces, compris-
ing over three-fourths of the coun-
try's area, are "good," according
to Max W. Ball, American petrol
cum expert who recently completed
an oil survey of Israel for the
Israel government.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Doctor Is OIympics Hero

HELSINKI, (JTA)-A 32-year-
old Philadelphia Jewish physician
emerged here as one of the heroes
of the Olympic games. DR.. Paul
Makler, father of four children,
proved the kingpin in the defeat
by the United States fencing team
administered to the Soviet Unions
Snuad
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Bakery Route Started

A bakery route serving the Jew
ish community with fresh bread
daily and bakery goods of all kinds
was recently started by Kelman
Dorshkind of 3511 w. Portland.
Dorshkind has had several years
experience in the bakery business in
the East and four years in Phoe-
nix. Mr.. and Mrs. Dorshkind have
two daughters.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Israel Uses U. S. Methods

TEL AVN, (JTA) - Gen. Nor
decai Makleff, deputy chief of the
general staff of IsraePs army, who
returned from the United States
where he studied American military
training methods, said that he in
tends to use some of these methods
in training the armed forces in
Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
dwelling Slated

Friends are asked to attend the
unveiling of the headstone for
Nathan Katz, husband of Mollie
Katz, which will take place Sept.
Z at 2 pm. at Beth Ell Cemetery,
with Rabbi Harry 2. Schectman
officiating.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Club to Meet

A meeting of the Golden Age
Club will be held Sept. Z at the
Jewish Center. All people over 80
are invited to join.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Arizonans at Resort

Recent visitors to Highland
Springs Guest Ranch at Beaumont,
Calf, were Mr.. and Mrs. C. Cher
nos and Mrs. B. Grossman of Phoe-
nix and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fabricant
of Casa Grande.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Registration Set

Registration date for Sunday
School at Beth Ell Synagogue has
been set for Sunday, Sept. z.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Drive Leader Named

Harry Rosenzweig was named to
the advanced gifts division of the
1868 United Red Feather campaign.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Kaplans Move

Mr.. and Mrs. Hirsh Kaplan and
sons have moved into their new
home at 5625 N. 18th Ave.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Sandell Wins Honor

Larry Sandell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Sandell of 2244 E. Earll
Dr., is a member of the Class "a"
team of the Arizona all-star high
school football team.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-08-15
Bits Of
News
Adlers In Chicago

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Adler of
1929 w. Culver are visiting their
son and daughter-in-law in Chica-
go.
Cousin Visits Mrs. Rose
Miss Eileen Herman of Phila-
delphia is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Jack Rose of 1852 N. 9th Ave.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18
NOTICE

IN THE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS (EX-OF FICIO PROBATE) COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, KODIAK CON- MISSIONER'S PRECINCT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF RUSSELL SEER MAN HOOVER,
 Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 All concerned are hereby notified that Edward S. Mac Kenzie was on the IS day of September, 1852, appointed Administrator of the Estate of Russel Sherman. Hoover, De. ceased.
 All persons having claims against said Estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers and veri- fled according to law, within six months from the 'date of this Notice, to the undersigned Administrator at the office of his Attorney, Paul A. Dupler, Kodiak, Alaska.
 Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, on his 22 day of September, 1852.
 Edward s. Mackenzie
 Administrator, First Publication Oct. 4, 1852. Last Publication Oct. 25, 1852
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18

'oan Shields Lotz,a Id Mill urea Bell Randolf have applied Io J5., Us. Commissioned A, M. Vokacek for a marriage license.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18

mitted to the council for ap- proval Monday night by. the firm of Sam Bergson.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18

Mayor Lee c. Bettinger was a PNA passenger for Anchor age Tuesday.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18

Bergson has the contract cations $ for the construction of the cost SIP { new grade school. The appli-i
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18

Two applications for build- ing permits for houses in the Erskine subdivision were sub-
Evening star., 1952-05-26

MONROE FORD
1897 East-West Hwy. s. S., 81. 7so4
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ISTUDEBAKER 194S conv. coupe;
EQUIP; $795. Why pay more? SI49
down, easy credit. WaSh.s Largest
Non-Franchised Dealer, AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
STUDEBAKER 1949 Regal de luxe A.
Or; radio. heater, overdrive; ST. $50.
BY owner, CO. 427S. --26
ISTUDEBAKER 1949 Champion star.
light coupe; overdr., hill holder,
ssl11mnstizeT; 81 nsn Gv eeonomy s6%s on wheels;
sTUDEBAKER 1850 starlite club
coupe; r. and h., O., d.. looks like
PFoL1rSN IoTeoss. 1880 HsOo ssasS- slsdsns-
sTu6EBAKER ITfE EaBsAiKER 1850 Commander 2s
4odr;; T. and h., Hydra-Matic drive,
10000 orig. MI: ST, ,395; guaran-
teed, ROYAL MOTORS. INC. Chrys-
T1sirr-fiSm99th' Tir iSS1ms9s9th' 15 Kennedy st. NV.
W!LLYs JEEP-4-wheel drive and
Mustang trailer: 1000 actual miles,
Irailer all aluminium, equipped with
booster hydralic brakes on trailer
ssnfd M Jeep; "a ton, detachable;
fRAI MoToR SysFa sSIEs sfIs ssS9S asss CEN Gem
ave, WO. 9236.
WlLLYS l949 Jeepster; r. and h.: ex-
! ceptlonally clean throughout: S9g5:
guaranteed. ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
ShrSsier7Piymogth. ~ ST1 iyyma.oSgth. 15 Kennedy st.
wILLYs. new '52s. sedans. station
spd MsfoPs nT aRd ,es9s sg6 ,o5S Sack T pRY i4th
AUTOMOBILES, excel. cond., used.
ment, reasonable terms. Phone Mr..
BARON. ST. 1886 until s pm. IS;
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CHEVROLET 1916 dump; 3-yd. body,
excel. cond.; tires excel; completely
overhauled; guar; SI,175. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR Co, 7725 Wis.
aye NV. 0T, R1 M
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STORES FOR RENT Gent, ,

MODERN STORE (4o'xs5o, in a GOOD
shopping center and fast-growing
community. 7214 New Hamp. ave.
n;T- By a, dn BETHEL, 1915 < st. NV.
ARLINGToN-store for rent in busy
II. COHEN Co. IA. 2eISei~. ~ N7
7202-s2Oi N. H. AVE. ExT.-15x75;
$3.50 per mo. each; excellent for
barber, bakery. etc. THOMPSON
q GRAY Realtors, 81. 6100, 8
5000 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
ne, close to No. Cap. st.-Fast-
growing community; reas. rent.
SILVER sPRING-corner; large q
story story 3-bedrm. house; fun bsmt..
biks. to Hechts, j blk. to Georgia a
ave-; suitable any small business:
empty. s400 Fenton st. 81. 1854.
1860 CONN. AvE.-ao-ft frontage
on Conn. ave-. 5000 50. it., plus
5000 SO; #; Of basement space
tenants' Mla suS6iV;es R6l 1900. for responsible
H ST. N.E.-Busy block near 18th
st:--Approx. 15x50 part basement.
Suitable any business. Reas. rent.
vacant. Consult Leasing Dept
SHANNON s 4. Z n q LUcHsi Realtors. 1865
DEsfkAsIl sEsiK 5a1st.s sTosE Fl: 3; 3, once. Ssp,
a93S fifth sT. N.w.@4pprox. SDi 2ox9o;
neat. hot water; sl10 mo. RA. ol55.
TEN NEW STORES in. new 10000
homes area: large parking area; on
Lee hwy. ia. $4,000. 80
BALTIMORE AVE, best section of
ayattsville; newest. most modern
svaisbiee.. ssdS ie. Fl Tin on sa sth floor. PaFskains
woMEN's WEAR STORE in welieto- p
40 North Arlington, adjoining coun-
try club area. 21x62 with base
ment 21x21. Limestone front; inn
menSe show window. 12-foot ceiling;
gssr gas neat dai,1nr. IN duets, superb lighting.
parking lot. Opportunity for "a a
worker and promoter in loca-
tion Of successful merchants. Owner
WI! co-operate with hustler in. ad-
Iee hwy atewanee tey ne h.S1 Go ,tee. see 452 sS
door. w. MoNTGoMlERY. 4sis 1918
Lee hwy. CHI. $3.50. Closed sum
SILVER SPRING - New air-eondi-
post ONCE and Peoples Drug; suit.
able for flower shop, loan or insur-
anee office. etc. Call Mr.. Lutes. 81.
Ayr with LAWRENCE v. LUTES
1877 LIST ST. N.W.-Ideal for variety
cleaning or pawnbroker. Reasonable
rent. KENMORE REALTY CO., EX,
34S0. TU. 4975
20o2 P ST. N.W-If you are inter-
ested in q store of from 500 to
$500 so. it.. at this location,
come in and let US show you our
Plans Tor remodeling the FIRST floor
OF this building.
WALKER & DUNLOP
1900 18th ST.. DI. 0222. --27
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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Continued.)

REAL ESTATE, next to Epping Forest,
ABOUT % IN acreage on the water;
alS9 anSpt bot 90 sah lots; easy terms. Phone
electricity available; 3s miles from
D. c. in southern Md. 5 acres, $500,
$75 down, SIS per month. GEO. M.
RoWEN, ME. 1900; eyes,. ST. $3.50.
CHEvERLY-corner lot, one block
from Cheverly ave-. reasonably
PRICED. Prize WIT To Inspect, eall Mr; White.
Rea1tor' Rith wmi Nj MOO M; THRocKMoRTI8eN'
TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS in newly
Lee blvd, 90 Minis. from Pentagon; M
lots have been cleared for homesites;
over "a acre each inside. Private
owner. No agents. FA. 1869. -27
NEAR LEE BLvD.-Oyer "a acre with
ig Ie mlaj ala5s1 to D. c. s1'46o' tern terms.
ACREAGE - over 215-acre tract;
Shirley hwy; good investment.
Other new istings. attrae. terms.
Good subdiv. acreage, resid.. comml..
heavy industrial, .r.r. siding and in
ys ot.T ,o6sS CSssn a4 v
semidet. and 4-fam. flats. Prince
GEORGES County near Md. q. LOU
CAPUTI, Realtor. FA. 2122. 80
TWO AND A HALF ACRES, avail. in
order to settle estate. Just over
Arl. County line in Fairfax. Only
$500. G.. e. LANIER, OW. 3434.
2 ACRES partly dev. wooded lot over
looking pond; Vienna: 13 mi. D. c.,
well. driveway; GIL. 1924. 80
5-ROOM COTTAGE, new; 9 acres: 8
miles north of Solomons Island,
Cove Point rd.; $500. Box 3S-Y,
Star II
Evening star., 1952-05-26

SILVER SPRING-Corner; large q
story, 3-bedrm. house: full bsnlt..
large yard; zoned commercial: 2
blks. to Hechts. l blk. to Georgia
ave-; suitable any small business;
empty. S400 Fenton st. 81. 4554.
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WATER FRONT PROP. FOR RENT
GOMEZ ETEIv ET1pN ILL ~

COMPLETELY FURN., blk. of Mayo
beach; avail. May 80 and weekly
FRANKLIN MANOR, modern cottage;
bath. refgr.; hot water; porch
sleeps 8; S35 wk. OW. 5603. 81
THREE-BEDRM. COTTAGE in best
section Of Woodland Beach. JOSEPH
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Attrac
home. suitable lge family; 8 bedrms.
2 baths, sleeping porch, upstairs
dorm. lge. screened porch: wooded
special rate for June. Phone Oh.
1916 or Rehoboth 5451. -2S
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STORES FOR RENT

STORE, corner 25th and Good Hope
kitchen; heat furnished; rent,
$4,000 per year. Call manager. VI
a40so NEW YORK AVE. NV. II t. F,
65 it., near one OF WASHINGTON &
its' posits parEins iGlssI lot kAss.sssiEsRoHSsR sssis
INC. EN-. 500.
el3 EYE ST. N.W.--Ideal for any
type business; available Immediately
S65. JOSEPH E BRUNO. INC. 9la
H st, NV, Realtors: ST. 1890. .-Gt
space In apt. hotel; pvt. ent.; suit.
able for once, retail or wholesale
trade; reasonable rent: heat anc
water inc. TU. 5000, Mr.. HAGER,
MAN. a4h --3l
Evening star., 1952-05-26
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

sso 5o,,.I,!,,gg DOWN for ,s,,s,ers s,, lot on
Nd. $1,000 each. Few left RA
goo: ewes. GE. 051S
COLEsvMLE SECTION Of silver
Sprtng-AcTe lots. 81 900 per lot.
Can after s pm. Ju; S-5las.
spaces for rent: approx 7Ox24 ca. ;
ideal location Call WA. 1867. --26
VIEW VIEW VIEW VIEW VIEW
Most beautiful view in all Of Airing
ton; panoramic Of Washington and
S-s25o. JE. s-sss3 -2s
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

] NEED AT LEAST $500 50. IT, Of
covered .sround floor space. side
st. location acceptable, store front
desired, but not essential. Box l21-Y,
Star 20
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continued.)

1917 1917 18th ST; N.w;-studio ofiices
newly decorated. ST. $500. @2s
SUITE of 8 onices. 2nd Il. front;
plate-glass window. modern glass.
front bldg; near 18th and Monroe
ne; excellent parking; everything
first class; $67. 80 mo, to desirable
tenant. Call MR.. KING, DU. 800
ewes. DU. 2124 days. ga
ENTIRE End FLOOR, 5000 So. it.;
bright, pleasant. also suitable for
once and warehouse: pvt. front
ent:. rear loading platform; 1000.
6-5SOO. MIR. SCHNEIDER. -a6
$40 18th ST. NV, 3rd f., approx
1.800 50. it.. suitable for general
ofiices. especially good for archi-
fshs teSts OF engineers because of excel
Hfgnting; Heat and !anitor service
Eu9.' Eur 81. fSoo $3.50. msj JOHN R. DEyER- gE
9l9-9e1 I1th ST: NV. End d. front;
air cond., newly dec; very reas'
rent rent PsTking facilities avail. RA.
EDMONDs BLDG. e17 18th st. NV
rn.e Eve outside sYnde,r1 rooms: north. east ano
MCCORMICK, Supt., ST. 90Ss. IS
$50 SO. FIT. of mod. space now set
up for insurance ONCE; acoustical
tile, ceiling, asphalt tile f.; I4th ST.
and New York ave. NV. KASS-
BERGER, INC. EN-. 500. 81
ESTABLISHED LAW FIRM-Has for
rent, furn. or unfurn. large bright
tractive suite. receptionist services
and telephone facilities included in
rent. ideally located near Nav
hover and Statler Hotels. Prefer
professional person or trade org.
l032 Conn. ave. NV. ST. 5141.
MEDICAL BUILDING
Several offices available in this large
desirable downtown Office building.
For further information, call BOSS
Il RHEIrRS INC MA n0nn
Evening star., 1952-05-26
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1850 h-ton pickup
. very best condition. UN. 2a12.
CHEVROLET 1850 sedan delivery;
r. and h: has had very good care:
excel. cond.; 1905. KIRK MOTOR
CO., 1000 Georgia ave. NV, Ia
DODGE 1s4e h-ton panel: in good
524 Forest Glen rd., Silver Spring
sTuDEBHKER T Il. so 1-ton picEsn. mis
ike new; $4,000 miles: ;S995 small
down payment; privately owned.
Mr.; BRICKIEY, La. 6-9494. -2S
extremely low mileage; orig. oWner; er
very good cond. good tires; only
SS95; GI SSd Cah MUMMAs. Wo. s75s OF
METRO c0ii INTERNATIONAL ie4s S
ga 5qn sa7gS: Y E9Gd JE fona d41ss 81 blue $50
FOUR STAKE BODY lumber trucks;
1851 White; 1851 GMC; 1919 Rec
with a Hile steel dump body. All
in perfect condition; mud tires on
rear; pSai. also as9 l,91,fr lg48 Intsrnational !
efce eaad 1sas ppEstey tUn o%nsd rack Sa
cared for; $500 or best offer. Cal
CHEVROLET 1912 1.a-ton stake
DODGE siSe 'q ps4a 5-ssss; s.sson d. luxe nas Cab
eT eTcs1i sH. ceas:; eas$ one owner 10. SO 5-loss
FORD so V-s 21a-ton dump; 4-yd
body. heavy-duty wheels. 900 tires
on rear: Al condition; low mileage;
MONROE FORD
1927 East-West Hwy q q SI, rS0A
Evening star., 1952-05-26
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

1-STORY BRICK, in D. c.; approx,
1880 50. ft., with loadins platform
and parking area; with or without
RA. 1919. -27
ARE YOU looking for q warehouse? /?
2-story brick near 18th and r. I.
ave. NV; vacant parking; suitable
for any type storage or shop; fronts
on soft. alley; price, SIS, 200. Ewes,
81. S326. C. ROBERT BOUCHER.
ST. 7722. -28
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AIR-CONDITIONED

Downtown-Century Bldg, 4I2 5tf
st. NV. on Court Square and close
fireproof elevator building. ali serv.
ices included in reasonable rent
single, and suites. Parking avail.
able. CENTURY CO. Room 4Or
AZ 9th st. NV. RE. 22Q4
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Riverwood Farms
NEELD ESTATE

Plum Point. Md.---One of the finest
on Chesapeake Bay: 4 bedrms and
every modern convenience possible:
will make attractive financing terms
to suitable purchaser. Price, SIS. 600.
cap enpo,Ssmest. ny; sissss n WI. sl53s ss for
Evening star., 1952-05-26
WATER FRONT PROP. WANTEr
FLORIDA PROPERTY

MODERN FURN. WATERFRONT cot
tage:. for. month Of July or August.
JU. 7-7346 or TA. 1888. -26
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VACATION PLACES

SHENANDOAH RIVER LODGE. Luray
Va.--90 miles from D. c.; offers un.
surpassed comb. mountain and river
scenery; modern cottages. each with
and other recreation; caters to fam
Ily groups: kitchen facilities for in
1ants; very moderate rates Phone
BEACH, DEL.-Moderr
ocean-front 2-bedrm. apt; sleeps g;
$74.5O per wk. OIL. 1888. -2S
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-SALE
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave, NV. Available Immediately.
Desirable rooms to meet your re.
auirements. PENN PROPERTIES,
Suite elG. Evans Bldg. ME. lIO7.
THREE-aOOM SUITE Of over 800
50. e. Reasonably priced at 500 per
mo KASS-BERGER. INC. EN-. SfOO
ROOM and suite now avail
able; up to 1900 So. IT,; Bond
Bldg. 1404 New York ave NV
KAss BERGER. INC. EN-. 500,
DENTISTS sUITE-Now ready 70,
imamsdiate nlalsdM @ occupancy The ideal
NV: all plumbing rouRhed in; sep
;s1.sst Srste TOILET facilities; heat and light
FIELD REALTY Co. DE. 712o. -27
1S CARROLL AVE. Takoma Park,
Nd; Once suite OF 4 rms. and
bath; excel. condition.; suitable for
doctor. dentist or contractor: incl
nRIgnPH nHRIggsnsPIHRIEs, "a. s02o, ,aaa7
once BLDG, 346 Conn. ave. NV
ofices ayailahiS. AD. 32o0.
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DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING, s10 17th st nv
near Conn. and K. New. modern
attractive .Iesk space for those who
want, the best. Receptionist, switch
poard- mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 3456
Evening star., 1952-05-26
MOTORCYCLES

194S INDIAN; used. good condition.
Call 10. S-7167. %
1881 CUSHMAN Eagle scooter; al
most new, lots of extras; must sell.
Call ia. 2-2577. -26 =
Evening star., 1952-05-26

FOR RENT TILL SEPT. Lovely
new, partially furn. 2-bedrm. ram
bier with. gar, Miami Springs, Fla. I;
500 mo. includes utils.. 2 months in
advance. oil. 7l57. -26
CLEARWATER, FLA.-For rent, May
Sept: 1st-h. apt; lge. yard: SIS
mo. ia. 654S eyes,, Sat. and Sun.
Evening star., 1952-05-26
BOATS

Washington's Largest Marina
BOATS-NEW AND USED
The Washington Marina
1900 Maine ave. s.w., RE. 4797
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TRUCKS FOR SALE fcant.l
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GMc TRUCK DEALER

IL. International K7s. Army surplus,
almost new, from $995: also q large
SELECTION of Fords. Chevrolets.
GMEs.
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

ROD AND GUN CLUB for sale OF
lease; 1000 acres; boats, blinds. de-
two hours from Washington. Price
Sz5,000; tenant available. FLASH
PEARSON, Ill Rogers ave, Fox
Hall, Norfolk. Va. Phone Norfolk
63-2S69 or 22506, -0SS
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MEDICAL BUILDING
Several, ofices available in this large
aeslrable downtown Office building.
For further Information, call BOSS
q PHELPS, INC, Ma 0200
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MONROE FORD
1897 East-West Hwy, 8. s., 81. 7sO.
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CHEVROLET AT sedan delivery; r.
and h.: excellent running condition;
%6QS
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SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME
COX & co.
RE. 1888, 81. OTIS. UN. 1925.
FREE APPRAISAL

We can sell your property
quickly! We can put a fam
lily in your house making it
a HOME! Houses, apart
mentS, commercials. w e
have re ady buyers and
mortgage funds. Nothing
too small or too large. Com
plete, satisfactory results.
Realty Investment Co., Inc,
GE. 2270.
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BUYER FROM THE SOUTH
Needs nice clean cars. Price no
object. Will pay off your title and
give you cash difference. -
MR.. MORRIS
OV. 4004 SH. O811
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Arnnv SI1rnlI1S Trucks

FORD 81 F-S tractor: completely
eauipped: Al shape. A bargain,
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Fired Marshal Denies
Misconduct, Doesn't
Know Why He's Out
BY the Associoied Press

PEORIA. ILL.,. June 28.-Robert
Grant, United States marshal fol
the southern district of Illinois
who was fired yesterday by Presi-
dent Truman for alleged irregu-
larities, today denied any miscon-
duct.
Mr.. Grant. contacted in nearby
Pekin by the Peoria Journal. said
he did not know why he had been
dismissed. The newspaper quoted
him as denying any misconduct OF
irregularities in connection with
"court-sanctioned" fund raising
trips with Robert L. Knetzer
bankrupt auto dealer.
President Truman signed the
dismissal order on recommends
tion of Attorney General McGran-
cry who said in Washington that