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SILVER SPRING

to purchase a home 10.
Gated on a Ice. corner lot. Approx
"a acre. This house is located JUS
4 blks. from the main business sec.
ton Of Silver Spring. facing the
new Georgia ave. super hwy. Home
library an perl din conn rm nai sit ise e bedrms r
h.-w.h., garage; great posSibilitie.
here for a professional man.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
eo4 Bonifant st. sH. esOo
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NEW BRICK HOME
BRICK RAMBLER
Bradley Hills Grove
Pre-Showing
A Rambler of Merit

"A 4to1AIN4CA VI 4NCk ~
You have never before seen a ram
bier like this, unless you had a
dream. q spectacular dream. You
can now see it in the flesh and
solve your building problems with
saving of time, money and head
aches. Custom built. unique design
on a large, beautiful lot in a
wooded section of fine homes. Liv-
ing room has beamed ceiling, PAN
eled walls, cove lighting. huge glass
wall, and an impressive fireplace
study area has fireplace; separate
dining, room with unusual decor; q
beautiful and well-designed kitchen
with breakfast nook, dishwa sher
disposal, electric range and large
laundry; master bedroom with
wash basins set in cabinet: . other
large bedrooms and ia additional
baths; basement with daylight rec
reation room, hobby room. maid s
room and bath; 2-car built-in ga
rage: storage attic. For an upper
bracket income family. Let us show
E-1u y to you today, Call JAMES e
call OIL. 1893 or WI. 1909. a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

brick Colonial; ~
baths. living room. separate dininf
room, large modern kitchen. screened
side porch, recreation room; awnings
aluminium storm windows. Close t.
must sell. Terms. WIN. II. sAuN.
DERS CO.. INC. DI. 1O15; ewes.
81. 4746. 4
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$1T,500
rHTTNHr IA

S11,50O
ASSUME GI LOAN
Ioyely brick rambler; liv. rm. with
open firepl. family-size dining rm.,
2 lovely bedrms,. lge. equipped kit.
tile bath; full bsmt with plaStered
walls, y bath and outside entr /;
det. gear brick garage; gas heat;
close to stores and transp Can be
bought with $4,000 down. Don't
miss this buy. See today.
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CHEVERLY
G1S Snn

CHEVERLY
S1S.500
Custom built rambler consisting of
:, large bedrms. large liv. rm. with
open firepl. separate din. rm..
beaut. spacious kit, tile bath. full
bsmt. with outside entr.; close to
everything.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETTER-BUILT BRICK
BUNGALOW-HALF ACRE
$13,950

Plenty of room for chickens anc
garden. The brick bungalow i!
modern throughout, has center-hal
entrance, oil h.-w.h., contains {
rms, tile bath, full bsmt. and IRE.
place; also unfinished room in attic
can be made into a large bedroom
Call MIR. Davis at ia. 4-0957 or KE
3-6644. KELLEY & BRANNER, Ex-
clusively. Il
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FOR CIVILIAN
AEn nH0 Aan nEn

Some lucky civilian will enjoy living
in this lovely 2-bedrm. white bun
galow-just like new. Reception
hall. large living rm., kitchen. din
ing area; full bsmt, outside en-
trance; large lot 15Ox77, vegetable
garden. fish pool, rose arbor and
$500 cash Take over 4ee loan.
Located in Landover Hills area. Call
Mr.. Harris. MA. 5000
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
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MT RAINIER
Sl2,950
Two story frame, consisting Of lge
liv rm, lee. din. rm., spacious kit
fully equip: 3 bedrms end A.: full
bsmt.: beautiful fenced lot: conv. to
everything.
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HOUSES sALE-Mp. Gent, ! no,
HOUSES FOR sALe-MD.
RETHESDA


New brick expandable home; large
liv. rm. fireplace, > bedrooms. bath
kitchen, charming dinette; 2nd floor
has full shed dormer ready for
additional rms; and bath. Near
schools. Priced. S15,950.
NEW BRICK HOME
Excel. A. plan: 1st a., liv. rm
flrepl., 2 bedrms and bath; stairs
to lge. End f.; with heat and plumb
price. Si7.50o. ' "' "
BRICK RAMBLER
Nev-house condition. set among
tall trees; driveway: liv. rm. and
flrepl., 2 very fine bedrms., kit.
Price. SI2.950.
CALL LO. 4-72OO TILL 9 PM
Wood -Conley Co., Realtor
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peter j. hagan
CHEVERLY
S16,95O

S16,95O
Brick 2-story home, consisting OF
large liv. rm: with open frepl.,
family sized din. rm., fully equip.
kit. list f.: 3 extra-large bedrms.
tile bath. 2nd H.; full bsmt., par
titioned of rec. rn., outside entr.
house in new cond.; really q true
buy on today's market.
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ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA,. VA.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
We offer an incompatible white brick
williamsburg Colonial. situated on
= beautifully planted lots, near our
best private and public schools;
19x25-ft. liv. rm. adjoining q lovely
heated l2x25-ft. solarium is BREATH
taking. Large din. rm., ultramOd.
ern kitchen with dining space.
powder room and large guest closet
complete the LIST A; Ind A., master
bedrm. 12.6x25. = other giant-size
bedrms, and tile baths; See this
1t has the loveliest bsmt. ever de-
veloped; . tastefully decorated game
rooms. built-in television and bunk
beds. 2-car garage Top quality
materials throughout. Large lst
mortgage. Exclusive.
VERA P. SAMUELS
XII. S-61l3: XII. 9-6I13
Ewes TIE GLIB "A
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CHEvERLY-Custom-built true ram
bier: large liv. rm.. din. rm,. fully
equipped kitchen. master bedrm,
colored tiled bath; > other large
bedrms. with colored tiled bath;
beautiful recr. room in Iull bsmt.
with half bath and built-in garage.
For sale by owner-builder. Regula-
ton X financing. So, 500. UN.
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
$23,500
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
Owner leaving city enables US to offer
this lovely rambler only yrs. old
snns;StinS On a spscios sei hedr 0G ny
. baths, liv. rm. with firepl., din
rm.. fully equip. kit: bsmt. and
drop-down stairway to attic. Gas
a.-c. heat, outdoor stone nrepl
Property in excellent condition. Ex-
elusive with
FRED A. SMITH co.
111S 18th st. NV. EX. 24SC
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MD.-Two bedrms., large
lot: oil heat. full bsmt.; $l4,25O.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
$3.50

NOn-Vet. assume 4N CT loan, Built
in 1910. Ist floor iiv. rm., din.
rm.. kit, . bedrms. and bath. One
2S-ft. bedrm. on End floor. BSmt
H.-w.h.. oil. 2-car garage. Fenced
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25

the music field. Last summer she
appeared at the Redlands (Calif. }
Bowl, and also has played under the
direction of several famous con-
ductors, including Johnny Green of
M.G.M. and Fabien Sevitsky.
Baby of Symphony
During the winter she studies
with George Bennett and in the
summer months with Felix Slat-
kin, concert master of Goth Century
Fox. She is the "baby" of the
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra and
concert-mistress of the West Phoe-
nix High School orchestra.
Included on her program will be
the La Folia by Corelli and Vidui
from the Boal Shem Suite. High
light of the concert will be the
4th Concerto in D major by Mozart.
Kenneth Child, pianist, will be
the assisting artist.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
Arab Fairness
Is Envoy Plea

PARIS-(JTA)-The Palestine
question will be solved when the
Arab states adopt toward Israel
precisely the same attitude which
all members of the United Nations
take toward each other-recogni-
tion of its sovereignty, integrity of
its borders, establishment of rela-
tions with it and settlement of all
disputes by the normal channels of
international intercourse, Abba S.
Eban chief Israeli delegate to the
U.N., declared here.
Answering questions put to him
by U. N. correspondents from
many nations on the radio program
United or Not" which was tran
scribed here for broadcast to the
United States, Eban declared that
Israel was not automatically iden-
titled with either the East or the
West in the U. N. Whenever an
international question arises Israel
brings its independent judgment to
bear on the issue, regardless of
whether it comedies with either of
the two main centers of world
power, he added.
Doubts German Aid
In response to several questions
bearing on Israels attitude toward
Germany and the German question
in the U. NJ, the Israeli diplomat
expressed doubt whether Germany,
at the present time, could enhance
European defense either morally,
spiritually or militarily.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
YOUTH UNLIMITED
New Youth Unit
To Be Organized
By Congregation

A Young Peoples League will be
organized as an affiliate of Beth
Ell Congregation at a meeting at
pm. next Sunday, Jan. 27, in the
synagogue auditorium.
The meeting was called by Eileen
Yukolis and Marvin Field. They
said the Y.P.L. would be a branch
of the national organization known
as the Young Peoples League of
the United Synagogue of America.
1t has five-point program: (1)
To intensity Jewish feeling, (2)
participate in Jewish communal
activities, (3) work for a better
world, az enhance self-expression
and (5) enjoy the fellowship of
congenial friends.
The local program will include
cultural, spiritual, social and civic
activities.
Rabbi Harry 2 Schectman said
the Y.P.L. is open to young men
and women over 18.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
Junior Hadassah
Review Is Given

Focus" a novel by Arthur Mil
ler, was to be reviewed by Jacque
Loewy at a meeting of Junior Ha-
dassah Wednesday of this week at
the Jewish Center, in observance of
Jewish Book Month.
Members interested in attending
the Junior Hadassah regional con-
vention Feb. $40 in Los Angeles
should contact Dolores Schoenburg,
president.
Members who participated in
Friday evening services at Congre-
cation Beth Ell recently were Miss
Schoenburg, Zelda Cohen, Shirley
Gelfand and Jacque LoWY.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
Interfaith Service
Is Set For M0ndaV

An interfaith youth program is
scheduled next Sunday, Jan. 27, at
the First Congregational Church,
End st. and Willetta, under the
joint sponsorship of the Stephen S.
Wise chapter of AZA and the Eel
lowship of the church.
In charge are Bob Reynolds for
the church and Mike Multer for
AZA. Speakers will include Mike
Chris, Mark Rosenfeld, Myra Scult,
Mel Arthur, Carla Langert, Ronnie
Fineberg, Buddy Davidson, Sandy
Garfinkle and Dorothy Sachs. Short
services representing each of the
faiths will be presented.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
Charity Means Righteousness,
Says Rabbi Fierman In Speech

person." the rabbi asserted. "Char-
ity in Judaism, just as faith in
God, is more than the sum total OF
expressions about it. Furthermore
concepts of charity in Judaism be-
long to all men, whatever may be
their creed. For all (such concepts)
have been adopted in one way or
another by the great private social
service agencies of our country.
They are the heritage of members
of the faiths of Judaism and Chris
tianity.
"May we, citizens of a great ma
tion and descendants of vibrant
religious traditions, be inspired to
integrate charity within our own
lives and the lives of Others"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
PreIate Hits UN
Palestine Policy

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-(JTA)-
A strong attack on the United Ma
tions for its attempt to wash its
hands of the Palestine problem
was made here by Monsignor
Thomas J. Mcmahon, national sec
retary of the Catholic Near East
Welfare Association, addressing
about 1000 members of the Carroll
Club at the Waldorf Astoria.
Calling attention to the four
power plan to move the U. N. Pal
estine Cancellation Commission
from Jerusalem to New York,
Msgr. Mcmahon said that the
United Nations is forsaking the
Palestine problem, especially the
problem of the Holy Places. "There
is slow, steady, snide propaganda
for the U. N. to untangle itself
from Palestine" he said.
Monsignor Mcmahon, who is
also president of the Pontifical
Mission to Palestine, remarked that
the Catholic Church does not op-
pose Jewish immigration into Is
rael and never opposed the estab-
lishment of the State of Israel.
He added that 1--WE did work to see
to it that the U. N. put into the
Palestine agreement guarantees for
the right to visit the Holy Places"
-O-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
B00kbinder Named
Berney AzA Prexy

Ronald Bookbinder was re-elect.
ed president of the Leo S. Berney
chapter of Aleph Zadik Aleph at 8
meeting held Jan. Ia.
Others elected: Eugene Burns
vice president; Allan Mitchell
treasurer; Marvin Levitt, secre-
tary; Martin Hershman, reporter;
Lanny Frankel, sergeant-at-arms
Gerald Kritzstein, assistant; Alvin
Kaplan, pledgemaster, and Ronald
Naturman, chaplain.
The chapter is participating this
year in the Phoenix Metropolitan
League basketball play. Gerald
Kritzstein is high point man in the
league.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25

Charity, in the Jewish tradition,
is equated with righteousness,
Rabbi Morton C. Fierman of
Temple Beth Israel declared in a
talk at the annual meeting of the
Jewish Social Service.
Timing his admonition to coin
eide with the United Jewish We'll
fare Fund drive now getting under
way in Phoenix, Rabbi Fierman
pointed out that the Hebrew word
for charity utilized most extensive
ly is "Zedakah." This, he said,
literally implies righteousness.
"The person who practices char
ity is understood to be righteous
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
BAR MITZVAH

Richard Arnold, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Feingold of 902 w. Cata-
lima Dr., on Jan. IL at Beth Ell.
X X X
Jerome Basil, son of Mrs. Esther
Senturia of 1623-D w. Adams, on
Jan. 10 at Beth Ell.
X X X
Warren J. Field, son of Mrs. Lii
liam Bezzony of 6543 N. Central,
on Jan. 26 at Beth Ell.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
Few More Students Needed
For VAC. Dance Classes

The Young Adult Council an
nounced this week that few more
students are needed to sign up for
a dance instruction class to be
conducted by Jack and Eileen Clone
at the Jewish Center.
Cost is 81 for 10 lessons. Infor-
nation may be obtained from Sam
Brodsky at the Center, 4-5573.
The VAC. is also constructing a
bulletin board to be placed in the
Center lounge and made by Marty
Mazer.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
Mrs. Metz to Speak At
Meeting of Temple PT0

A talk by Mrs. Jack Metz on "a
People That Would Not Die" will
highlight the monthly meeting of
the Parent Teachers Organization
of Temple Beth Israel at 8:15 pm.
next Monday, Jan. %.
Mrs. Metz is author of the col
umn, "The World Over" published
regularly in The Phoenix Jewish
News. She is a graduate of West
ern Reserve University Library
school and was a librarian at the
Hebrew Union College in Cincin-
natl.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
Liebhaber Gets AzA Office

Milton Liebhaber, president OF
the Mountain Region of AZA, was
elected district reporter at the
AZA district convention Dec. 1923
at Del Mar, Calf. He was the
only Arizonan to receive office this
year. The district includes eight
Western states and British Colum-
bia. Other Phoenix delegates to
the convention were Ronnie Book
binder and Mike Multer,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
Hebrew School Is ExDanded

The weekday Hebrew School of
Temple Beth Israel has been ex-
panded to include the children of
the fourth grade of the Religious
School. Glasses meet from 4:30 to
$3.50 pm. Tuesday and Thursdays
and will be taught by Sidney Ko-
gan, instructor at Isaac School.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
Physicians TO Expund

NEW YORK, (JTA) = The
American Jewish Physicians Com
mittee, medical section of the
American Friends of the Hebrew
University, at its annual meeting
here, adopted a plan for an inten-
sified membership am p a G n
throughout the country. The Com
mittee now represents more than
1000 physicians.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25
Davidson Heads Wise-AzA

Buddy Davidson has been elect
ed president of the Stephen S. Wise
chapter Of AZA. Other officers:
Jerry Gross, vice president; Mike
Multer, secretary; Marv Kaplan,
treasurer; Sandy Garfinkle, news
paper editor. Mel Arthur, pledge
master; Ronnie Fineberg, chaplain,
and Myron Freedman and Harold
Kritchman, sergeants-at-arms.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25

Private imports amounted to
1880 while imports by coopera-
tives accounted for 23.5% of the
total during the year ended May,
1850, it was stated by the Israel
Supply Ministry.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25

Sponsored by the Pioneer Women
of Tucson, the performance will
be given at the Temple of Music
and Fine Arts.
Despite her youth, Miss Galen
has had considerable experience in
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-25

say YOU SAW IT ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
Evening star., 1952-12-04
News of Area Men and Women
Serving in the Armed Forces

with Marine air and Naval units
in the maneuvers.
X X \ y
Donald E. Hall, radioman SIC,
u. S. N, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Hall. 4453 Farraday
place NV, now is serving aboard
the refrigeration cargo ship u. S.
S. Adria with the Atlantic fleet.
Samuel Farrow, aviation chief
machinist mate. U. S. N. of 1888
L street NV, is serving aboard
the attack carrier U. S. S. Bon
Homme Richard with Fighter
Squadron II.
X X X X
Marine Pfc. Daniel b. Lesh, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lesh, 1928
Colebrook drive Sc. has just ar
rived in Korea after extensive
combat training at Camp Pendle-
ton, Calf.
Leonard V. Baker, Hospitalman
1/c. husband of Mrs. Edith j.
Baker, 1909 Fifty-fourth street
Sc, has been assigned to an in
fantry regiment of the I'd Marine
Division at Camp LeJeune, N. c.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Here and Abroad

Two nearby Virginia men have
been ordered to duty with the
Military District Of Washington.
Mai. Charles E. White Of 1872
South Frederick street, Arlington,
has been named assistant to the
MDW chief of logistics. Maj.
White recently served as a G-3
training officer for Air Opera
tions. Frankfurt, Germany.
Mai. Marvin Edward Inge of
500 Fontaine street, Alexandria,
will take up duties as assistant
exchange officer for MDW. Maj.
1nge is a World War II veteran
of action in Italy and holds the
Bronze Star Medal and the
French Croix de Guerre. For the
past four months he has served
as recruiting and induction off,
Ger in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
DishWashers and Ranges

Youngstown Dishwosher, IT" wide
fully automatic, heot booster tank, oil
porcelain tub with the famous "Jet
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Youngstown Gorboee Disposer, re-
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pre-heot indicator, fulI-sze oven will
bake 25-Ib. turkey, convenient op-
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porecoin - - - 1895 lssss
Westinghouse Electric Ronee, de luxe
model, cook by color, automatic oven
control, drower, z storage
drowers, roisoble unit ond deep we'll,
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Evening star., 1952-12-04
Lutin America to Get
Many Europe Migrants

CARACAS, Venezuela. - Forty
four per cent Of an estimated
100000 European migrants will
come to Latin America in 1853.
Brazil is expected to receive
%, 500, Venezuela 9,700. Chile $500
and Paraguay 2.400. The migrants
to Venezuela will be agricultural
workers.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Col. Krous to Speak

1t. Col. Charles H. Kraus, COM
mander of the 352d Area Head
quarters Army reserve unit at
Georgetown University, will speak
at $3.50 pm. Monday at a meeting
of the Robert E. Lee chapter of
the Reserve Officers Association
in the knights of Columbus club
house, Little Falls road, Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-12-04

Maj. Charles F. McKiever, whose
wife, Louise, lives at 1912 WASH
ington avenue, Silver Spring, Md,
currently is serving with the 1st
Marine Division in Korea.
Second 1t. George M. Van SAINT,
U. S. M. c., of 3106 Old Dominion
boulevard, Alexandria, Va, is
serving with 1st Marine Division
troops in the front lines of Ko-
rea.
Mai. Richard H. Jeschke, jr., of
Markham. Va, recently was
awarded the Bronze Star Medal
for meritorious achievement in the
line Of duty in Korea.
X X X X
Sergt. Thomas E. Lynch, nephew
of Mary c. O'Donnel, 4801 Blag-
den avenue NV, is currently
participating in Marine Corps
training exercises in the Caribbean
area. Sergt. Lynch is a member of
an amphibious battalion teamed
Evening star., 1952-12-04
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Is your dog Chronic scratcher"?
Is he constantly digging, biting. rubbing
until his skin is raw and sore? He may
be perfectly clean and hea-free and still
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They are specially designed to control and
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lets st any of the Peoples Drug Stores and
use them right away.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
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Evening star., 1952-12-04

1t. q. g. Stephen r. Edison, jr.,
q. S. n, son of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. S. H. Edison. 6132 Western
avenue, Chevy Chase, Md. re-
Gently reported for duty at the
Naval Supply Depot. Mechanics
burg. Pa. 1t. Edison previously
served aboard the destroyer Cat
ling.
X \ X II
Pvt. Douglas S. jenkins, U. S. A.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude S.
jenkins. r. F. D. /. Vienna, Va,
has been assigned to the 47th
Viking" Infantry Division in
training at Camp Rucker, Ala.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Veterans Dance to Aid
March of Dimes Drive

Ten organizations will partici-
pate in the annual veterans
benefit dance for the March of
Dimes for 1858, General Chair
man Lewis v. Kreh announced
today.
The dance will be held Satur-
day. February 7 at the Silver
Spring Armory.
Evening star., 1952-12-04

Pfc. Alfred M. Lohman, jr., son
Of Mrs. Dorothy H. Weilder, COG
Chesapeake street Sc. is serving
in the front lines of Korea with
the 1st Marine Division.
y X
Pvt. Arthur w. LIE Merle, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. LIE Merle
Hyattsville. Md, is now serving
in Korea after a course in chem
ical and Biological warfare al
Camp Gifu, Japan.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Y-Teens Plan Open House

The Y-Teens will hold an open
house Sunday from 3 to S pm.
to show the public the facilities
and the program of the Mont
gomery County "Y" Cottage, Ar
Ilington road and Moorland lane.
Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1952-12-04

Pvt. Alfred A. Smalley, son Of
Mrs. Adelia Smalley 1914 D street
NE, has completed basic train
ing at the Signal Corps Replace
ment Training Center, Camp
Gordon, Ga.
X X II
Airman Charles r. Berry, jr..
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Berry, 1342 Nicholson street NV,
recently completed basic training
at Lakeland Air Force Base, San
Antonio, Tex.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
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33e.e5 z54.e5
44e.e5 334.s5
42e.e5 sls.s5
32e.e5 744.s5
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Evening star., 1952-12-04

After ] A. M.
Saturday morning
if there is a yellow mask
on the number plate of
your telephone. please re.
move it. 1t can easily be
lifted with your finger
nails or a fingernail file.
Your ne,U telephone mum.
ber will be underneath.