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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
The Sabbath

request that there be no sad
ness or trouble in the day of our
rest" It is sin to be sad on the
Sabbath day.
THE SPLENDOR OF SPACE
An allegorical Interpretation of
an ancient debate.
The Time: about the year 100.
The place: Palestine.
The people present: Three lead
ing scholars and one outsider.
The place and the people under
the dominion of the Roman
Empire.
Rabbi Judah ben Ilai, Rabbi
Jose, and Rabbi Shimeon ben
Yohai were sitting together, and
with them was man called
Judah ben GERM. Rabbi Judah
opened the discussion and said:
How fine are the works of this
people (the Romans)! They have
made roads and marked places,
they have built bridges, they have
erected lighthouses.
Rabbi Jose was silent.
Then Rabbi Simeon ben Yohai
replied and Said:-All that they
made they made for themselves.
They made roads and market
places to put harlots there; they
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12
Center Of the Southeast"

! built bridges to levy tolls for
them; they erected lighthouses to
delight their bodies"
Judah ben Germ went home
and related to his father and
mother all that had been said.
And the report of it spread until
it reached the government. De
creed the government:
Judah who exalted us shall
be exalted; Jose who was silent
shall go into exile; Simeon who
reviled our work shall be put to
death.
When Rabbi Shimeon heard of
the decree, he took his son Rabbi
Eleazar with MIN and hid in the
House of Learning. And his wife
came every day and brought him
stealthily bread and a jug of
water. When Rabbi Shimeon
heard that men were searching
for them and trying to capture
them, he said to his son:
We cannot rely upon a wo-
mans discretion, for she can
easily be talked over. Or perhaps
she may be tortured until she
discloses our place of conceal
ment.
So they went together into the
field and hid themselves in a
cave, so that no man knew what
had become of them. And a
miracle happened: a carob tree
grew up inside the cave and a
well of water opened, so that
they had enough to eat and
enough to drink. They took off
their clothes and sat up to their
necks in sand. The whole day
they studied Torah. And when
the time for prayer came, they
put their clothes on and prayed,
and then they put them off and
again dug themselves into the
sand, so that their clothes should
not wear away. Thus they spent
twelve years in the cave.
When the twelve years had
come to an end, Elijah the pro-
phet came and, standing at the
entrance of the cave, exclaimed:
Who will inform the son of
Yohai that the emperor is dead
and his decree has been annull-
ed?
When they heard this, they
emerged from the cave. Seeing
the people blowing the fields and
sowing the seed, they exclaimed:
These people forsake eternal
life and are engaged in temper
airy life!
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Remedial Teaching Parle
To Be Held tomorrow

The emotional factors influenc-
ing learning will be discussed dur
ing an all-day conference tomor-
row in Lisner Auditorium.
The conference is sponsored by
the National Association for Re-
medal Teaching and George
Washington University.
The speaker at the morning
session, beginning at 10 am, will
be DR.. Willard C. Olson, dean Of
education at the University of
Michigan. He is the author of a
number of books on the growth
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Fl. Dupont Unit Protests
Unlicensed Air Rifles

Members of the Fort Dupont
Citizens Association last night
formally protested the use of un-
licensed air rifles in the District.
The citizens agreed that a ban
on the sale Of these toys would
not be practical. However, a law
that would widen the RESPONSE
bility to include the parents of a
child who causes injury might re-
suit in more careful supervision
in the use Of these rifles, they
recommended.
Charles Froman, president, con-
Evening star., 1952-05-09

Scott, 80. colored, of the 100
block of Fifth street NV. He was
accused in four indictments OF
taking indecent liberties and per-
forming perverted acts with four
young colored boys.
The other was Warren H. Glib
son, 81. colored, of the 1900 block
of G street NE. He was accused
of performing a perverted act with
a young colored boy.
Both men may be brought to
trial at some future date if they
recover their sanity. Assistant
United States Attorney Arthur j.
Mclaughlin said.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Sanitary Sewer Corp.
Chartered in AnnunduIe
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, May 9.-Annan-
dale Sanitary Sewer Corp. re-
ceived a charter from the State
Corporation Commission yester-
day for a sanitary district in the
Falls Church magisterial district
Iof Fairfax County.
Minimum capital stock was set
at $4,000 with maximum of $75.-
600. Henry J. Rolls Of Washing
ton, was listed as president Of the
corporation. Herbert T., Mooney,
of Annandale. vice president and
Virginia M. Shepherd of AMMAN
dale, Secretary-treaSurer.
Evening star., 1952-05-09

and education of children and is
Ia specialist in child psychology.
A luncheon will be held at the
Roger Smith Hotel at / pm. The
speaker will be DR.. Matilda Bailey,
who is in the education depart
Iment Of the American Book Co.
She is an author of textbooks on
children.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
1.-Two Indicted in Sex Cases Found Of Unsound Mind

Two men under indictment on
sex offense charges were found of
unsound mind yesterday by Chief
Judge Bolitha j. Laws of District
Court.
One Of the men was Leroy D.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Congress Heights Unit
Elects 5 DELEGATES

The Congress Heights Citizens
Association last night elected
delegates to the Federation Of
Citizens Associations and the
Southeast Council.
Named to continue as delegates
to the Federation were Mark Het-
rick and G. Walter johnson. Dele
gates to the Southeast Council
are DIR. Otis r. Farley. Benson
Taylor and Mrs. Alma Allen.
Quoted the meeting In the Beers
School, Thirty-sixth place and
Alabama avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1952-05-09

Tired Of furniture that needs reuphostering every few
seasons? You haven't tried Nyon! For Collins and Aiken
Nyon Condolon Frieze looks handsome as the finest,
Laughs at moths and mildew! Ressts scuffs, snogs,
obrosions! And you sponge off spots in seconds
Best of o-these Fisher DuoIounee Sleep sofas open
comfortable BEDS Green grey red toast nyon freze.
Choose sofa size "opens full double bed love seat
size "opens to "a size bed) and $40 either one!
Please allow two weeks for delivery.
Lansbughs-FURNITURE-
Evening star., 1952-08-24

What it about foam rubber thot makes such wonderful sleeping? Some
cuddeso surface orooed freshness
rubber. Of
OF moulded
week left this preb border h hold
ng), 23
6oune strong ticking spring low price 1906.
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Does Mortal Mind
Make Its Own Pain?
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TRIEuNL-Sstura-, Jut Il Is52
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

ANAlAONlATED to reduce tooth de-
cay. Tests prove Amm-i-dent helps pre-
vent cavities as no other toothpaste can.
More dentists recommend Amm-i-dent's
ammoniated formula than any other
dentifrice offered to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

to a woman! Instead of bulky
outside pads held together by belts
and pins, Tampax consists simply
of pure absorbent cotton contained
in slender disposable applicator.
1t is many, many times smaller and
daintier. You need not fear odor or
chatting or edges that show through
your clothing. You can't even feel
the Tampax. You can wear it in
tub or shower-or when swimming.
Months supply goes into purse.
EASY disposal.) Sold at drug or
notion counters in 3 different alb
sorbency-sizes. Tampax Incorpo-
rated, Palmer, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

WON'T STAIN. Amm-i-dent will not
turn your toothbrush green as other
leading brands do. Yet, every tube con-
tains full-strength chlorophyll for full
breath protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
Tampax solves
the monthly
problem
Modern science at Lost finds
on answer to everywomon's
problem - monthly protection

Tampax repre-
sents the great
est advance in
this field of san
itary protection
for hundreds
even thousands
of years. 1t
changes the en-
tire method from
outside appliea-
ton to internal
absorption. Think
what this means
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

TIVE never greater opportunities in show bust
IL ness than there are today. That's because of tele
vision. More programs are going on, new stations
will be opening and the cry is for new faces more
and more and more of them.
But if you have talented child or suspect that
you have - II have one important warning There are
parents who guide young talent inteigenty and well.
Fine. But don't let your ambition make you one of
those frightening show business calls stage
mothers known also as 'menacing mothers. They're
not limited to the professional stage - you've prob
ably seen them urging their children on at school
shows and amateur neighborhood performances
These mothers hurt child more than they help.
They try to be theatrical" For example, they
overdress their children Little girls of four appear
with permanents, heavy makeup and fancy clothes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

Here's good advice from a TV
expert for parents who think
their children have talent ..
by Ted Mack
of the t'Original Amateur Hour
Evening star., 1952-03-11
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcea,.
SILVER SPRING AREA

Opportunity for progressive young
couple. A going Ice cream and res.
taurant business. Price, SI0. 800:
fully equipped. Terms. CAN
THOMPSON &.GRAY
Evening star., 1952-03-11

ARL., so. 3rd ST.-small semidet.
5-rm. home. Excellent cond. Conv
location. Adults. $125. OK. 0s04
ALEX.-completely furn. 2-bedrm
bungalow: lge. yard; avail. April /
Du. o9s6. 8 a.m.-4 pm. Mon. Fri.
BUNGALOW rms, bath and base
ment; good cond.; near bus; $50.
sAHRESS MS. 4 FROM sefh PENTAGoNMs II se 4Ssa bed:
rms, ga baths. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
Mar. II. Call TIE. 674S. Ill :
WILL SHARE S-room house with
Y5Ih1era a-ssSs gentlemen; Sc. section: Can
1885 BLAINE BLAINE ST. NE.-8-rm. row
house. 2-story brick: gas heat;
bsmt.; Y baths: S131.05 mo. Call
1s1f Hf WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Nine rms,
8 baths; full bSmt;; oil heat; 2,ear
TiTE T4olas CO.. 500 Mass ave. ne: &,s At
BETTHHiEsDA-clean, convenient; to 8
bedrms., nice liv rm. with fireplace,
full size din. rm.. kit; attached ga
as ies seaeed Dqrea bseE ysrd aH sVa
April 4: $l85. Call Mrs. Christ
man, WI. 6649. ALLIED REALTY
CORP, 5000 Wisconsin. Ia
$3.50 LOCUST HILL RD., Bethesda
2-story Colonial with bedrooms, 2
baths. 1st-fioor powder room. pine
paneled rec: room with fireplace
screened @ fOp porch. anu available efi ii immedi. %
ton call Mrs. Conklin, Lo. 5-063O.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222. Ill
Evening star., 1952-03-11
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

NEW TWO BEDROOM house on lge;
lot affording privacy. Ravenwood
district. S115: FA. s159. Monday
NRal NfaF0Fsh FahLs satGFdaRc GHnRRcH-rbree-6eld %lR
min. from Pentagon; 1901 Chester
fleld ave-; available March 10; $3.50.
CLARK W. CRoSsMAN. FA. 1246.
NEARB22 MD.-5 rms, bath; full
ASlISsr6N All RSs 5sOU c9SNTRY oS r. GLIB sec
ton; custom finished, 8 bedrms:.
ga baths rec. rm.' 5000. JA' 5 5-7544'
ARL.-5-room det brick; Q bedrms..
lily. rm., din. rm., modern equipped
kit, full bsmt.; oil forced-a heat;
st9ry s yCusooF ssSF@ repscs EndSs tsnd siss Pos
March 1S. .Conv. to schools. bus and
Cali II. 5.67O0. EXT. 42977. 8 to
12H "a Ne3455 hlssr + house w With
equipped, ali for $3.50. For informa.
tion. call 10. 10000, Ext. 206;.
FALLS CHURcH-Det., Spanish type,
nes S%n Tth shrubbsry SUB bedrms
2 3rd easily added; rent furn: OF
$125; sale, Sd3 goo; possess. Marcn
WAFER iHf: TRi Front Nth HOME. 10 mi. from
washington. nr. Mt. Vernon blvd,
suitable to keep small boat; Q bed
rms. oil heat; $3.50. AL. 5044, eyes
18th AND M sTs. NV, nr. Thomas
immed. occup. LEO M. BERNSTEIN
d Co: 1415 x st. NV, ME. o4O2
m6.S Sn6 bath; oecS $3.50 "a. mG GE adaes s4ea only
ROCK CREEK PARK faces front OF
this lovely stone house, containing 8
bedrms., 3 baths. living rm., dining
rm., rec. rm., ultramodern kitchen
and screened porches; for gracious
yRS sSbS pss this onS Is Sour 9o% hSuss must Es{ sen b
house to appreciate. RIDDELI
ner, eyes. 10. 2-6625.
TOWN HOUSE. "a block from Conn
ave-, on Leroy pl.: 4 bedrms.,
baths, living rm., dining rrn.. study
kitchen and patio in rear: auto. ga
Nv; Nv; heat, heat @ Rents at $24G av per nn mo
DELL REALTY CO.. Di 1900. Mr.
Werner, ewes, 10. 2-6625.
CHEVY CHASE. 8 bedrms., knotty
pine library, powder rm. recr. rm.
E1NoToN, WI 1855. OR. s3sa
ATTRACTIVE BRICK 3-bedrm. ram
bier. wen decorated; $3.50 per me
f1InysRRisns RrRfTR e RRsfnTsaSqn M.TRPs IL Mo5t
CIV. 52O0 o to 8. CH. iI41. Ia
SILVER sPRING-Six-rm. brick Co
lonial. Laf1e corner lot Big liz
rm with mirrored wall above fire
place; screened porch with sun deck
$3.50 month. 81. 1851. Ia
ALEXANDRIA, 2-bedroom. semidet
bsnt.. attic fan; conv. schools, shor
ctr; 800 mo. KE, S-6S21. --l3
S1O6 83rd RL. N.W.-Two bedrms
large liv. rm. with firepl. kitcher
6ennt.; garage; garden area; opposit
school; $780,, inquire 2311 Mass
ave. NV. NO. 1000. -13
Evening star., 1952-03-11
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED tcens. J

ROCKVILLE. MD.-New house; hot
snlsl sSsas g. soeslf ssi
TWiNBRo0~R1Picture ~ window. fire-
place. 2 bedrms., lge. kit, Youngs-
s9orase sown spaas refsr MIN much
N: I: H.; 500 month. OIL. 3462.
1927 Ardennes ave., Rockville:
cLENMoNr, silver Spring. .s .AEsil-
able April 1st: 2-bedrni; house with
SEs' Snssment; Is. SeSi SseSs4Se; Gan IRA Ply PigM-
CMExY cHxsE@older house, re-
sorry. no small children; avail.
w. sssp t' A1ffED Ell Kfs kEAIfa fRr':tHaen coRe
aoBEpRM. sGG Mis'0fiaai BRICK. .emidet.; Ia new
ssond.; 500 per mo-: auto. gas heat.
sTs,M tsE MS; SMITH. M r.. $500. oA.Dlf$ mf$
SExs,EN.RoOM HOUSE. Cheverly, Md.
nSas. me On 5-etssi esse ki'' util IYs fp5n''
GEORGETOWN, 3506 o st. NV
Completely remodeled, 1st ar. con-
tains liv. rm. with open frepl., din.
I'M; powder rm;' fully equipped
Gaefo den, or ks bedrm Spd Modern e bssS ssSSr%s
heat; rent, $19O. For appt. to in
spect call L. E. BREUNINGER q
SONS, INC, Ma. 2040.
TWO BRICK HOUSES-One 5-rms.;
Sl15 mo-; l de luxe 6 rms, S165
mo. 1mmed. possession. MANNAS
BEATTY FsE 5TY. co" 2l16 Wilson blvd.
SILVER SPRING - New s-6edrm.
eepted; available for Immediate
occupancy; lis per month; sample
nome: corner Quebec and 1Ith ave,
MooDMOOR AGENCY. INC, SH.
BETHEsDA-small 4-bedrm., iM
bath brick home, convenient to
Naval Hospital and Health Insti-
REALTY, OF. 21of, ewes. Mrs,
Robinson. WI. O4S7.
CONN. AVE. AND LEROY PL. - 9I
rms, baths, maids quarters; $24O.
Call Mr.. Lung, HI. 1863, with
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS.
CHREE BEDRMS., Arlandria, $125;
4-bedrms., 2 baths, April LIST. $3.50;
3-bedrm. rambler, Falls Church,
$125; 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
bsnlt;. $3.50. JOHN W. MULRoY,
99 Hillwood ave-, Falls Church, Va, |
IA. S322; ewes, FA. 9379. Ia
ARLINGTON, 3-bedrm. brick, corner
location; near conveniences; s min.
to Pentagon; $3.50 month.
81. IANIER nN QAQA
Evening star., 1952-03-11
ONE OF THE REST
OPPORTUNITY OF
A IIEETIME

Owner must sell due to health. Lge.
mod. restaurant on Route /, nr
Quantico Marine Base. Owner quotes
at least $4,000 per month. Fine
equip. and long transferable lease;
apt. and rms. over restaurant prac-
tically pays. rent for entire bldg
For further Information cali Siex
6644 or OV. 5157. Mr.. Cohen OF
Mr.. Balazs. A. L. BAKER q SON.
INC, 116 So. st. Asaph St. Alex
andria, Va. If
Evening star., 1952-03-11
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Md. or NV. D. c.: free apprais-
ais; no delay. For complete rental
@ S@srytce: phone US today. PERRY
GEoRGEToWN AREA-Desire i or
bedrm. house furnished for inn
mediate occupancy. CO. 4472 after
1:30 pm; references furn. Ill
GOVT. economist and wife; no chill
dren Desire 2-bedrm. house unfurn.,
nearby Va. Max. S120. ia. 2-1473.
13'
AGENT NEEDS several furnished and
unfurnished houses in the District
for responsible tenants who desire to
be placed Immediately. Call MR..
WERNER, D1. 1900; eyes,. 10.
AREA-Two-bedroom.
semidetached and 2-bedroom bunga-
low; both convenient locations; SlO5
monthly each. LICARI, XII. S-z1O0.
SMALL HOUSE or duplex, MT.
Rainier. or Hyattsville; reas.; man
and wife. AP. 7121. e. H. MORRIS.
Evening star., 1952-03-11
Distributor Franchise
RETAIL OUTLET

Now in operation, In best
part Of Washington, d. c.; no
special knowledge or skill
needed; viii teach business to
aggressive man or partner.
Factory representative will
stay with you. Approximately
$4,000 required. Give com.
: number. P.fo. Box 901. New:
ark N. J. ~ Ill
Evening star., 1952-03-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING PLANT with store,
on main street: good for cut-rate.
Can't be beat for low price. Come
in and make an offer. AT. 3247.
DRY CLEANING PLANT in Balti-
iishedi; viii viii help finance. doRDoS.
1900 E. Monument st. Baltimore,
DRY CLEANING and laundry chain
IN M,+hoat hSaitim9re; 30 stores; with or
EXCLUSIVE FRANCHisE0open in
various Pa. cities. offered by 2O-yr.-
old firm; opportunity to own and
5000 to $4,000 Annually. We We
You work with civic, city and State
oficials; bankers approved. Ideal
for capable husband-wife. Minimum
cash esd required $500. Write Box
sEss 5asasevs s'Ssss' Ssssi sSs ss: Hsh
MEMS WEAR STORE, near washing
ton; modern and successful; about
$4,000 cash for inventory, fixtures
cell esIlept aoo l9GatiGn LM ion, No agents, Write
RESTAURANT, sale or lease, bldg.
and equipmt.; excel. location; ready
for business. OWNER. Ii. 3-4243.
STORE and bungalow. on
thoroughfare. 4 mi. from D. c. line;
owner retiring. will sell for less than
cost Of reproduction; $500 cash
needed. MILTON F: RUPERT, DI.
vs 531S; 3 iITX eyes; sTGRI EM; 54o7; a.. r,
pR0CAnf NNu
rent, Opportunity increase business
Write so Boy 276;M. Star: 10.
LUNCHEONETTE, In Calvert Theater
Bldg. 1924 Wisconsin ave. NV; do
chased. larger business and will sell
this place to right parties on easy
terms. Inspect any time. ma. 9743.
RESTAURANT. located at IA 14th st.
Car cspo fGTmsay s1 say baln bsand 70 SeD Se sold Fat
18th at 2 pm. Air-cond.. equipped,
well known. Will give 5-year lease
at $3.50 mo; for store and large
apt; to satisfactory party. BOB
LA6IEs a6hs sNpEE pREADYAro.WaAR; MA e7sa Sc stor.
fixtures; complete store; wallcases.
new 5-ton Chrysler air-conditioning
unit. etc. VIII WIZ sell cheap as entire
DRHGsPSRE Hue I@ ROGS' l1 Arlington; te s.. 600
cash will handle deal that shows an
SON REALTY CO, ia. 5-654O.
BARBER SHOP-Downtown location,
of F ST.. fine opportunity for right
person. Apply $40 F st. NV, Rm.
LAUNDERETTE for sale; q real bar
gain. Call OWNER, NO. 6515: DE.
own WV YOUR OWN COMPLETELY II
equipped sa restaurant; ,.,,l 100 seating
in = ise. sroWins suburb Of Wash.
sturm BROWN AGENCY. sH. s4S7,
NSEHw;sPAfffR SH; s4ff STAND on the Avenue, Mls
for rent. Call RE. O37o. an; to
GovRRNMENr P;ai ExEcUrIyEs-itf9 you
desire to go into business on
your own as a, side activity.
have a very good proposition. Re-
ment ability. For details write
Box 319-M, Star. 10"
OWNER will sell well-estabiished
used car business in nearby Va;
q proven money maker; ONCE, lot
and shop fully equipped: long lease
If desired. Write Box 325-M, star.
GROCERY STORE-Italian imported
and domestic; good income: must
sacrifice; owner Ill. LA. 6-9251.
WHAT you don't see ask us. We have
several good businesses. ELDEA
COMPANY, Ma. 6717. Is
RESTAURANT. seats so: large kitch-
en-; open 5 days; doing about $500
week, including 2 rooms, all fur
nished; long lease; $500; Is years
same owner; retiring. Tel. ME. 1880
Evening star., 1952-03-11
HERBERT SPRINGS
HOUSES 70 SHARE

YOUNG MAN desired to share pleas
student. 10. 3-595s, after &. wi5
COUPLE without children to share g.
rm. house in Chevy Chase D. c..
Convenient location. Box 324-M,
SEVERAL DISCREET GIRLS to rent
or to share lovely furn. det. home
nice conv. s.e. loc. washer, dryer,
garage, other extras. VI. 373S after
9 pm. Ia
Evening star., 1952-03-11
APARTMENTS WANTED

MATURE, refined cple. ursently need
I10a. IT, uniuFn' apt W. ''ooi ii. sA''
.VETERAN AND WIFE, responsible
couple. permanently employed. desire
unfurn. apt, l bedroom. liv; room,
kit, bath; NV; no pets, children.
after z pm. Ill
FREE-LandIords applicants waiting
for our furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash. Va; white
CRf SRsD or faEso TKo sE sEDR%. sSGl unfurn. first
floor apt, Bethesda or NV; rent
about $40; young couple, | child;
JAMES MITCHELL. OIL. 304S. or
RE. 1902. liz
Evening star., 1952-03-11
500

1914 Terrapih rd.. Glenmont vii.
lage. Attractive 2-bedroom ram
bier in good condition, about ih
miles past Wheaton. Present ten
ant ,vacating this week, viii be glad
to show
670S Dorman St, Radiant Valley,
Landover. Nearly new 2-bedroOm
brick bungalow with full dining rm. :,
utility rm. with washing machine,
gas heat. Call AP. SAL before go
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV, DI. O222. ii
HERBERT SPRINGS
A comfortable and nicely furn.
suburban home consisting Of 8
rms. and an additional room on the
2nd Il. unfurniShed; large, fenced
back yard; this house is in excel
lent condition and is in an Al
residential area; $3.50 per mo. Refs.
CHAUNCEY REALTY CORP.
ITO Mt: Vernon Ave. Alex. Va.
TIE. 4S2S, Al. 1887, ewes.
Mrs. Nicholson, XII. S-715O
COLORED-5 RMS, kit, bath; re-
Gently redecorated. oil h.-w.h., de-
sirable ne. location. Ii. 3-7357.
Evening star., 1952-03-11
EsTABLIsHED MONEY MAKER

ESTABLISHED MONEY MAKER
(exclusive) franchise
route Of &c vendors located in lead
ing washington establishments;
vending nationally advertised
be handled in spare time. Now
showing $50 per week net. (Can be
tremendously increased, amazing
potential. Owner is being trans
ferred. Investment of $4,000 is
disc. Principals only. Box 474-R,
Star, l5s
Evening star., 1952-03-11
Bib THE EVENING STAR
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

ARLINGTON - Beautiful 2-bedroom,
ltv.. rm.. dining rm., equip. kit,
modern apt; l blk. from Columbia
pike, 6 min. to. Pentagon. Only ST.
600 cash, bal. less than rent. ASK
Us? REALTY CO.. OK, 2659. GIL.
NORTHUMBERLAND, 2o39 N. H. ave.
NV, Apt. 702-Two-bedroom unit;
Good view. Resident Manager will
show between zoo and 400 pm.
ment, write Nib, 700 Wyatt