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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-03-21
Mrs. Schoin and
Miss Bondrimer
To Visit in Ohio

Mrs. Sidney Schain and Miss
Kate Bandrimer of 1887 Haldemar
Terrace will leave tonight for
Steubenville, Ohio, for visit with
their brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Stern.
En- route they will stop in
Baltimore, Maryland for a brief
visit with their brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Zbar, and nephew and niece, Cor
don and Irene Zbar and son,
Harry Jay.
The three sisters will then pro-
ceed to Steubenville, for a ten
day visit, during which time they
will attend the Bar Mitzvah of
their nephew, Lewis Marvin, on
March 10Th, and the various af-
fairs planned for him.
Returning, Mrs. Schain will
stop over in Richmond, Virginia,
where she will visit her two sons
and daughters-in-law, the Law
renee and Samuel Schains.
Miss Bandrimer will stop over
IN Baltimore for several days, re-
turning here, April 9th.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-03-21
ORTHODOXY FORMS LIST
TORAH POOL

NEW YORK CITY = (AJP) -
Orthodoxy came up with a par
tial answer this week to the prob
lem of small synagogues unable
to afford the purchase of Scrolls
of the Law by establishing, prob
ably for the first time in Ameri-
can Jewish history on a nation
wide scale, Sefer Torah pool.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-03-21
Rabbi and Mrs.
Kestenboum of
Orlando Honored

Rabbi and Mrs. Jerome
Kestenbaum of Orlando, Flor:
ida, recently celebrated their
tenth wedding anniversary. In
honor of their anniversary,
Congregation Ohev Shalom
presented them 1852 Chevro-
let. Rabbi Kestenbaum is a
graduate of the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary and has
served Congregation Ohev
Shalom for the past two and
half years.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-03-21

A period of unrest" in Ameri-
can Jewish life is looming in con-
nection with internal Jewish af-
fairs The prevailing belief
that a basic compromise is due on
the recommendations of the Mac
liver Report is far from the actual
mood of the organizations affect
ed All the latest develop
ments behind the scene point to
the fact that the American Jew
ish Committee and the Anti-De-
famation League of the B'nai
Birth intend to continue active
opposition to the major recon-
mendations of the MacIver Re-
port They make it very clear
that they are not inclined to ac-
cept proposals which would SUBJ
ordinate their work in the fight
against anti-Semitism to the Ma
tional Community Relations Ad-
visory Council They even i'm
ply that they will quit the N. c.
R. A. c. should the latter become
more than the advisory body
which it is today On the
other hand, the large Jewish
declarations and welfare funds
which finance the work of the
American Jewish Committee and
of the Authorization League
continues to insist that all groups
involved should reach a final
decision not later than this June
:. . The declarations are backing
the portion of the MacIver Re-
port which recommends that the
N. c. r. A. c. be strengthened as
the instrument of the Jewish
community for overall planning
in the field of community rela-
tons work, with appropriate
powers and authority to carry
that out /. They are also sup
porting the MacIver recommen-
dations for change in methods
Of financing the organizations
engaged in community relations
work . However. the American
Jewish Committee and the Anti
Defamation League believe that
the N. {. R. A. C. \ I'D oct as
an advisory, consultative and CO.
ordinating body only, with no
other powers They definitely
oppose changes in the methods of
financing the national agencies,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-03-21
Domestic Issues

or the N. c. R. A. c.. Inasmuch
as the declarations and welfare
funds provide the largest share
of the financing of the national
community relations agencies,
the issue will again come to the
forefront very soon At any
rate, it can be safely predicted
that no final settlement will be
reached by June, as originally
agreed by all groups involved
Doris Smolar)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-03-21
PLAIN TALK


hood Week. They came to me in
my function as columnist on
one of the d ally press of our
town. They were all from Chris
tians eager publicly to attest the
covenant of the brotherhood, to
tell me how they feel about Jews
and other people who are not of
their faith or race.
Eyes. Morris and Abe. letters
like these have been hearten-
ing experience all through the
years" I said. For example. this
letter from a Mrs. Fitzgerald:
Dear Mr.. Segal: I am Catholic
and love my church. but since I
love my church and its teaching.
I feel I owe to my God who is
our Father to respect other peo-
pie who are faithful to their re-
ligions.
"' I respect you, Mr.. Segal, if
you live up to the teachings of
your Jewish religion, and / am
sure you do. But even if you
didn't live that way, I would have
compassion for you as an erring
brother who was given a good
teaching and didn't know how to
live up to it.
There are many letters like
this one from people like Mrs.
Fitzgerald who know that bro.
therhood as diversity of human
beings and can respect the bro
theirs even by reason Of these diff.
ferences.
Here's Mr.. Armistead quot
ing something he found in the Old
Testament. He wonders how he
has happened to miss it all these
years. It was from our prophet
Malachi: Have we not all one
Father? Hath not one God
created us? Why then do we deal
despitefully one with the other?'
Mr.. Armistead says he finds in
this the complete constitution for
the brotherhood of man. Many
letters like these manifest a wide
spread essential decencY that to
my mind minimizes the cases of
the screwballs and other defec-
tives whom we lump together as
anti Senites.
"You know, Abe and Morris,
our defense obsession has all but
taken up the space we used to
have in our hearts for the affirm
alive qualities of being Jewish.
That is to say, to be men whose
heads are as high as Sinai, who
know Judaism as an ethical way
of life and as an association with
God.
Our best defense is to try to
keep on being great and good
Jews-men so lofty of character
that nothing which a brat in
Philadelphia spits at them is even
noticed. or the oral exercretions
of crackpot. That's a b o u the
only way to do against anti
Semitism.
81 think that, much better than
bothering about these detectives,
Is tnat the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations, through
its Jewish Chautaqua, does to
make the Jews, his ideals ana
his meaning better understood.
It sends rabbits among the uni
versities and colleges to address
the students, to teach them what
a Jew lives for and how he lives
it.
We'll. Morris and Abe. that's
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-03-21
Senior Hodossoh Plans Donor Event
For March 81
BY MRS. HERBERT FE1NBERG

The Testers Club Phillips Highway will be the setting
Monday evening
sonvie Senior Hadassah Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman
will be the guest speaker
Evening star., 1952-09-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

so; Al cond throughout; nyIon
s., eYo sun visor. r and h.: only
81 l;s5o sssS or best offer. Must sell.
'PAcKaRD 1851 4-dr.. r. and h.,
down. CAPITAL MOTOR CO.
nj pTIaSkaTd, %ax xGI1;c, 7sl1 Gs. ave, sH. 1904
couNRS c5o56uiP S2ss MofoR 8 s0T9 ssss T9MS WIssoh =
SIN SIN aye. NV. OR. 0100. Open ewes.
PLYMOUTH 1852 4-door sedan:
heater, seat covers. signals: 5000
PIYSM65tt'TfaR' S 5t'fR' SO Is a-dr. sioSa Sedan r. and
perfect cond. S2a5. Cali wi. iIn7'
PLYMOUTH late 1850 4-dr. de luxe
Sedan; L owner; actual mileage 49,
BY 81 '456 T. aT5 and 6k;s5 3; Sc; perfect cond.;
PLYMOUTH 1880 business coupe:
miles. 9e S1,o50. DU. 1850 after
rfYSoGGj4HHi faS { ri 1850 s-pass. coupe; Glp pvt.
excel. cond.; s1.295. EN-. s545.
PREFEcT 80 4-dr.; dark blue; blue
upholstery. low mileage, up to 35-
miles per, gallon, very economical to
UtNS' uHIy 800 --Qay mOuey-Dack
Hill & sANpERs, wa Wast's. fsatoiies oldest
Ford. Dealer tNA. 9s5O5. lila Yer
PKGFEcsTTe sTe 1916 4-dr.;. excel. running
you've been looking for: 80 mi. to
gal. of gas: S295: low down pay
ment. bal. in small wkly. payments.
GREENWAY MOTORS, 5000 Mime
p0t4n sofa aye. ne; LU. 4-3516. 10
COUNTRY MOTORS, 53ae Wise Wiscon- a.
SIN ave. NV. OR. O10O. Open ewes.
Pontiac 1850 4-dr. str.amliney
% d.rR hea1es; rfav one ownet 21oGo sdnS
ton, Very Very clean. isstess s1s5s5 Cash. e0eai cail
sWner, own o,, MRi 6los LuTEs. 81. 1929:
PONTIAC 81 chieftain 2-dr. sedan,
5000 miles. One careful driver,
senditlon saio6P'e S2. %sS5'2siai 4sS5 sSal
roST1Aso ONT R:R' 80 d. lux. club coupe: la s.
snd gray; fully equip; 81 ,695.
ing st. NV, AID. $500. 3
PONTIAC 1850 streamliner: r. and
ph,,$ 3; 81 ,45o. Call DE; .9216. Id
PONTIAC tsS .oC AZ i Convertible coupe: good
Real DisSs7o sas oniy aeh' s. s9ys5s s5s adhay
money-back t1ial, 4-month writer
guarantee, gus HILL & SANDERS
MTash's. Tssa1 Oldest Ford Dealer (NA
PONTIAC 40 chieftian s-dr.: darl
covers. back-lp lights; i tires 1 lIk,
csT esE ong sp shisd adsy real fno6 SuS
trial, 4-month written guarantee
HILL 4 SANDERS, Wast's. Oldesr
Ford Dealer INA. 9s50). 1114 Yer
PoSTISc &c 1871 J I .ed. ep.., ,s-syl.; blk,
6eassF oe ssEt eea eSSd cong 79sI mHst SELL Ss4'
Pontiac 1s4e 4-dr. o sedan; full.
equipped; one owner; $3.50; terms O
cash offer. TIE. 6031.
PONTIAC 1949, Chieftain de luxe Sc
doRn daR eePpsd eSocs 4, s2s otRsr only .sa.s sSa
selection Of fine cars in wash. Sc.
OUT display ad explaining money-bacl
guarontee. AUTO WHOLESALERS
INC. 173l Bladensburg Rd,
STUDEBAKER 1881 Champion 2-dr
and defroster; top condition me
BUTLER, 1871 a1st st. NV. Di
STUDEBAKER 1850 Land Cruiser Sc
dan; EQUIPPED; $1,295; only S22!
down (chotce Of othersl. Larges
selection OF fine ears. in Wash. Sc,
our, display ad explaining money
back guarantee AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, INC. 1871 Bladensburg Rd
ISTUDEBAkER 1851 Commander Re
gal 5-passenger coupe; automati
transmission, heater and defroster
other extras, very clean. beautiful
condition. Specially priced. 81 sos
Butler-Bonded. LEE D. BUTLER
1121 21st st. NV. DI. 0110.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET AZ 1z-ton panel: $795
Like new throughout, ready to work
tFord, MOTORS. 44oo Bennine A I'd
CHEVROLET As tow truck with
Manley crane: mechanically Ok;
GMc 'ol lton aa'Ia picfnp; saip tin tip-t TOP shape
excel. body: 4-speed transmission.
SS95. WASHINGTON MOTOR CO.
119 o st. ne. RE. 4056. -
GMC 34-ton package delivery: new;
less than dealer cost: terms. 90(
FORD 81 pickup: clean. heater
heavy-duty tires. pvt. owner; $1.196
INTrRlRRNAiKoNAL ,4s %-ton pickup
$500. Cali 10. 6-0S17. %
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FARMS (cont.)

II6 ACRES. dairy farm on a hard.
surface road mo. 729). Equipped
with 1s cows, shipping Grade A
milk. Has .6-rm. house with Z
porches. Electricity. phone. water
Small orchard with out bldss. Viii
sell with cows or without. Barn
equipped with all milk machines
and equipment. Call owner, Cul-
pepper. Grayson 1886. Ia
FOR RENT-Thirty- acre farm,
small house; Sterling. Va; com
& TAIIMAN. la 2-&63h
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STORES FOR RENT
CORNER STORE FOR RENT; N. Ca

CORNER STORE FOR RENT; N. Capt.
tol st: reasonable rental. OWNER,
RA. 7707. after z pm. 9'
DOWNToWN-ao6 New York ave.
NV, Valet shop for several years.
SId25.r PAPtANIcoLAs INVEST
DOWNTOWN CORNER-New York
ave. and 9th st. NV. Ideal for drug
store, luncheonette, or any business;
new construction; formerly restau-
rant for several years; rent, $3.50;
long lease. PAPANICOLAS INVESTS,
DI. 3047. g
NEW STORES t4)-4ex4s to 7ox55,
now available in 1900 block r. I.
ave. ne. VIII alter to, suit. tenant;
and fountain operation. scHLos-
BERG-sCHNIDER co. Gil. $3.50
ESTABLISHED TAILOR SHOP. 2lo4
18th St nw-Wiil lease on account
OF illness. Call MR.. ROD. MA. 6129.
CORNER. TEXAS AND CHAPLIN SITS,
Sc, bet. Acme ana Aristo Cleaner.
spprox; 1000 So It; inA basement; s1nhat
WEAVER BROS. INC. Di. saoo.
10th ST. Mr.. STATLER. br. Sround
floor; GOOD for office or display
1,OuO IT. very attractive space.
SqHN 70 sts 6 KAHN HOS 10th st. NV.
REMEDY ST. - Modern corner,
plenty of light. Show window on 2
sides. heat furnished. Retail or
wholesale business. AUERBACH CO..
D1. 6501, AID. 5907
ROO2 p ST. NM stores now being
built in ap'a9rsment bldg: at this
WALKER & DUNLOP; INC. 1900
as2a sssh 14th III ST. E N.W.Ege: " 4I store now
avail. Downtown location. .Reas. rent,
JUSTINE REALTY CO.. 412 9th st.
ARGINGfoN@We h;E M s4 have a store r1G With
for various businesses. ALBERT H.
EXCEL. Loc. on New Hampshire
ave-. for barber. shop, delicatessen,
kiddie shop. appliances, etc. Reason
10Th oe AND lSHi,' NV H 'FoP; YORK AVE. Nv
Large display windows. approx. 1900
Cal NE, zoos. COMET REALTY
CO. 1908 New York ave. NV;
Oos 9Th ST. N.w.-suitable for once
Or shop; So mo. Apply 9o7 New
DoWNfowSMeoo DOVE fGs' V and eo4 Ell E st.
NV. between 9Th and fth. cd comm.
AApply ysos5o SO st. NV. Room 10.
'{s F:nns sth .;: st. AsgIy syS5o;s So .' ssr
800 T ST. 81 N.w,@2,6oo 50, IT.. air
conditioned. new modern store. near
Hecht Co.. courthouSeS and Govt. |
bldgs.; next to parking lot. MR. |
FISCHER. Elk. 7313. 612 6th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-09
BOATS (cont.)

FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay
Eastern Bay, Gooses. Herring Bay
For reservation call CAPT. KING
WA. 4192.
46-FT BAY-BUILT CABIN CRUISER
Sleeps 5; Marine toilet: gray
Marine engine; suitable to live on;
must sell. Call HO. 0319 after 6
pm. 10
1a-FT. ALUMINIUM BOAT and 10.
h.p. Mercury outboard; $3.50 TU
222s, GE. $3.50. 10
YACHT-1949 model 80 It. express
cruiser; built by Elco; perfect cond,
With complete accessories; new up
holstery throughout; 115 h.p
ChrySler engines. So 600. For further
information call LO. 7-S421. 3
"a. 10 FIT. By o. FIT. cabin boat; 2
coil spring hunks; 116 h.p. Chrysiel
Grown sd,'inn.d motpr; tf head; ado eompletely
Evening star., 1952-09-09
On the Way to the Bay
Stop at .
BOULEVARD

OO 7 DO141tD D11IEo
FISHING TACKLE AND BAIT.
BLOODWORMS. Acc DOz.; SHRIMP,
SOC 1907. BOX. MERCURY AND
MARTIN SALES AND SERVICE,
IL B. U. Speedliner and l0-h.p
Mercury Quicksilver outboard motor
very fast; 3 mos. old, excellent con-
dition. Make an offer. VIII sell
separately.
In stock, S h.p., IN h.p. and 10 h.p
cruiser with shift.
good selection of used motors
Hours, daily until 8 pm. Friday
and Saturday 10 pm. Free parktnl
rear of store 1925 Bladensburg I'd.
Colmar Manor. Md. Ill
Evening star., 1952-09-09
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

AeSE 1kaHeH 1e1 aks |o'sifs ss.r 3 gprs PA,S1 M
oWNER ST. iHoh5!as sass. r. IA. sSSt,ss 4Sass' a ra
80 DETACHED LOTS. Nice Sc. area
Ready to go. All utils. at property
Neighborhood built up around lots
Close to 2 shopping centers. HI
LARGE CORNER LOT. in Forest
River. 10. s-5e7i. Wia
U; S. HWY; NO. 1. 175-ft, frontage,
Lorton. Va. So. 500. terms. $500
down. balance $500 per year, or will
trade. XII. S-6112. Ia
EOS ACRES on Allentown rd.. near
Camp. Spring Public School. Beauti-
full handicapped lots, preliminary
piatt, very vide stream in, rear of
br,In property; These a-aere lots can
10 Minis, to downtown wash. Owner
must sell Immediately. leaving State
Sept: l6. Call NORTHEAST DE-
vELoPMENT y sso CORP. TO. ol37.
for apartments. heart Of Bethesda
co. WI, $3.50; ewes, Mr.. Lebling,
AGExANDRIA-Large lot Just of.
King St; Al residential; all i'm
provements. Best offer. GIL. S766.
WANT ACREAGE-Any kind, hill
side, ravine or other: in b. c. or
eash Hl'hln q. Box g e 55a9 lbne D. WV z. Pay qS
$50 DN. FOR h-ACRE LOT
On ColeSville rd. past Silver Spring,
Md; $1,000 each. RA. 1900.
BEAUTIFUL
3 and 5 Acre Estate
Prince Georges County
$3.50 Up
$500 Down--S45 Monthly
NJ. LEO STORCH
Developer
Union T64Q 10
Evening star., 1952-09-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1850 starltte coupe:
equipped; S1.095; only $229 down
tchoice OF others). Largest selec-
ton of fine cars in Wash. See our
display ad explaining money-back
guarantee. AUTO WHOLESALERS
INC. 1871 Bladenshurg Rd.
STUDEBAKER 1851 2-door Cham-
pion; overdrive, r. and h.; other
extras; perfect mechanically. extra
clean; by original owner. Only
S1,495. WI. $3.50. 10
STUDEBAKER 1947 Club Champion.
r.. h.; SS95, $5 down. Service men
welcome. Immed. delivery. TOWN a.
COUNTRY MOTORS, 1895 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV. OR. 0lO0.
STUDEEAKER AS Commander Regal
4-dr.. sedan: Climatizer and de-
froster: good condition inside and
out; only $500 down. balance 1S
months; special price, SS95. LEE
D; BUTLER, 1121 21st st. NV, DI.
0110.
STUDE. 80 Champ. Starlight cpe. /,
with radio. heater, overdrive, covers:
excellent cond. $l.295, or best offer.
WILL IS JEEP 1881 station wagon:
= cylinder, overdrive. radio, heater;
81 900. WI. 1859. 10
STATION WAGON. Nash 81 Rambler
with cd, r and h.; ST, 1,696. HORN
Evening star., 1952-09-09
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WE HAVE CLIENTS
Needing warehouse spaces from 5000
So. ft. to 150 900 SO. TT. If you have
such space available or becoming
available in next 80 days. call Mr..
Haas
WEINBERG g. BUSH
1907 H ST. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
10
Evening star., 1952-09-09
LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
1881 G st. NV. ME. 2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST -- We
will buy second trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORE: 1912 N. Y. ave. NV,
SECOND TRUST NOTES purchased
quick action. J. F. HASSIN. MA
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for ist,
2nd and Bird MORTGAGES; nearby Md.
. properties. Call MR.. PERCY. JU.
$4,000. 319 Fig Bldg. Sill. Spg. nd.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 to 5-year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE
INC. 10 Eye st. NV, MA. 646S.
IMMEDIATE CASH-2nd trust loans
notes bought and sold. RE. 1896
Sundays and ewes. CO. 6343. Ext
SECOND TRUST NOTES purchased
quick action. j. S. HASSIN, Ma
End 'I and srd TRUST NOTES pur. d
chased: immediate action. Offict
open Q am. to 9 pm. Call or com,
in. HUGH B. CONNER, 1927 K st
NV. RE. 1890.
Evening star., 1952-09-09
TRAILERS

STREAMLIT1 1851 4-sleeper. mod
convens., plus air-conditioning unit
other extras. Glebe 4400. Ext. 1929
40 RICHARDSON. % IT,: 3 rms
shower. flush toilet. HADDIX, Lot
q, Ancient Oaks Trailer Ct. Falls
HOUSE TRAILER, 80 IT,, rms. mod
appliances. 2 extra built-on rms,
by 22, excel. cond.. located in best
trailer ct. overlook 1902. -16
Evening star., 1952-09-09
MOTORCYCLES

BRITISH MOTORCYCLE, Pamou.
James, like new: sell cheap: lao
miles per gallon. HI. -5777. 10
MOTORCYCLE - Indian Al: good
condition but needs minor repairs;
$3.50 or best offer. Call TU. 1855
after pm. ii
Evening star., 1952-09-09
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALT
VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH, Del.-Ocean-front
furn. apts.. wk-wk ends. Reduced
rates.. fine fishing. TIA. 7514 ewes.
Evening star., 1952-09-09

GOOD FARMS
STOCK F.. FARMS. Rms 17s acres. large
MODERN 81 m. DAIRY ls ooo FARM y keo annual sao
CATTLE FARM, 400 ACRES; illness
forces this on the market; large
stone home: all cattle and equip
ment; golden opportunity but
needs S25. 600 cash to handle.
1Oo-ACRE STOCK FARM. modern
home; $40; 0o9. .,o,r r.,,-,
DAIRY, Wash. barn, large modern
pAISY l5IIs,. FARM, sSS Mn 200 acres. milking
GENERAL PURPOSE FARM, go
acres: large home and all outbldgs.
a, very good investment at SIT, 600.
58 ACRES. 7-room house. stream;
26 ACRES. home and orchard busi-
ness including equipment; all for
sfoRE K i ig'9i GAS STATION and home on
% acre in good town; all for
Si4,500. including stock: selling
account of sickness; rare oppor-
tunity for buyer.
MANY OTHERS including large dairy
farms with monthly milk checks Of
S3, 900 to $4,000. Stop in our ONCE
on U. s. 240 In Gaithersburg, where
you can get q large selection.
CLOSED THURSDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER
REALTORS. GAITHERsBURG 200
Evening star., 1952-09-09
AVIATION
BoATS

I6-FT. INBOARD, 8 h.p., Wis: ideal
fishing boat, good cond. WA. 7O24.
equipped, winter cover; reduced to
$4,000 for quick sale. GE. l447.
Evening star., 1952-09-09
DESK SPACE

YOUNG ATTORNEY. mfRr or ins
agent in lawyers office nr. Treasury.
Have part-time work. MA. 6225.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

80 NO0 SO. FIT. of ground centrally
located: pvt. r. r. siding and oftice.
MA 5SS5
Evening star., 1952-09-09

WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALEWATERFRoNT PROP FOR SALE
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

Second trusts wanted. Cash today
RIA. 1881, Gil. 6676. day or evenings
Evening star., 1952-09-09
MASON HIRST
GOOD FARMS

Va. Phone JE. 2-744'
Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1952-09-09

SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
ga to 40 DISCOUNTS
MR., QUICK-RA. 341S 13s
Evening star., 1952-10-17
specially priced
wool award-styIe
coat sweaters
as
re1,,IorI>, & CN
requIorIy $50

Letter-mon or Iouneer
these specially priced, famous
make sweaters are great chill
chosers handsomely styled
with two potch pockets, button
front. Royal, jockey red, kelly
green, maroon and navy; 38 to
"a in the group. Famous label
in every sweater.
Evening star., 1952-10-17
Marriage License
Applications

/ Under D. C. law. couples must
apply for marriage license on
/ one day. tDait three full days and
/ receiUe the license on the fifth
I day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Charles Patterson. 6s., 1113 4th ct. NV.
cearse anS Agnes gags Lee 81 aadd ddl1 4th st. NV
Norman Ases, Is. 45S Kenyon st. % NV. W.
a. atss Ssns ssIs ksSss 81
both q lOO6 Massachusetts ave. NV
EyfE nag g. So4 81 sA '.a g.
Jan Wepsiec, 43. and Florence Brown. 4s,
.PStha both OF SSO .MaIyland ave: ne.
and Loisetts korflsst. Is. s5ao iSi; isth;
EdEs5d Matt. Matt III. J., % s,s sspsns,ee. Va, and
Henry Lucas, 90, 951 Shepherd st. NV,
eeae sea 4aTz BairousSs SS5aan a as 4Is E. ils MS 4,
/ and Molly Engle. 81. 4s3 Valley ave
H06Py 81 HIsds' Rfssslsy ha g. and Lois prustt both
0ssD saa sbss cab sS S5s1 o shsyieF ss 4Sp p
John Talboft e 2e. = 5s64 9th st. NV. and
| DSduct 20, f1yattSEllIe. Mo.
William Hurley, 27, Ft. Myer. Va, and
| Margaret Kiper. 21, 1886 Newton ST.
Joseph Frederick. IT,, 80 and Helen pou-
4 lous, IS. both Of Baltimore.
Harry Kelsey, jr.. 26, 3002 @ st. NV, and
4 Mary 1senberg.. 23, Fairfax, Va.
George Cleveland. jr.. SO. Manchester.
| Conn, and Laura Smith, 43. Airing ton,
Donald schoening. 10. Boiling Air Force
Base and Theresa Rodgers, 20. 1929
u,1a Allison i ST. Nv. g..
| kins, 20, both Of 1900 Connecticut ave
NV.
Paul Drake, 20. ,oklahoms City Okla. and
Georgia Theokas, 1925. Irving st. NV.
Harold Mckinney. p. and Juanita Hamp-
| ton: 1S. both Of 1922 st. ne.
Carl Tanner. 2S. 1901 New jersey ave
| Sc. and Sarah White. 22, 933 M st.
Kenneth Winfield. ir., 80, Falls Church.
/ Va and Rita Garvin. 2s. 3917 Ben
Gerald Kissinxer. 20. Boiling Air Force
Base. and Barbara Hallman. 10. 403
4 Oakwood st. Sc.
/ Dolores Jones. Is. $40 Eastern sve. n ne
Mary Rasmiselt. IS. IS is54 B B St. nei n.e ano
- both of a6sS pum6ara a 6a7aps.a sHs M MoWlds' VI
4 George Owens. 36. 1S4l Irving st. NV,
and Janet Wilson. 80, 1908 32nd st. NV
John Bruce, 27 and Inez Glazanes. 80,
/ both Of 1863 Newton st. n w.
Evening star., 1952-10-17
VMI Submits Report
Ion Athletic Funds
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Oct. 17.-Virginia
Military Institute spent $125. .79l-
including $25,377 in athletic schol-
arships-on its athletic program
in the year ended last June 80, it
was disclosed today.
The figures were contained in a
report filed by the institute with
the State Budget Office under an
act of the 1852 General Assembly
requiring all State-supported COL
leges to report such expenditures
Iprior to December 81.
| VMI's report showed receipts of
1922, ,179. leaving deficit of $3,6l2.
Superintendent Maj. Gen. M. F.
Milton told a reporter today this
deficit had been covered by short
term notes, and that these had
been paid since the report was
filed.
State Budget Director j. H.
Bradford today commended VMI
for the completeness of the report
and the promptness with which it
had been submitted. The legisla-
lures action followed disclosures
OF discrepancies in the athletic
program at William and Mary
College.