davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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These areas were mot of suffi-
cient density to produce direct
returns but could bend the radar
beam downward to give ground
return" it added.
No evidence was found of hov-
ering. or of sudden increases in
speed by any of the reported
targets. The study ascribes re-
ports of sudden accelerations of
targets to supersonic velocities to
a controllers transfer of identity
from a fading traget to another
which was just appearing on a
different section of the radar
scope.
CAA said the report recognizes
the need Of obtaining additional
evidence on "the problem. through
observations with more versatile
equipment.
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I,IOO 50 FT. concrete fl. space with
2,400 IT of parking space at "a M
st. n. Suitable for warehouse.
light manufacturing or Offices. In
auire at 22 M st. ne. or call ME-
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SILVER SPRING
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

CLOsE-N HYATTsv1LLE = Corner
JU. s-1ss7, weekdays after 6 pm;
Sat. and Sun, all day. PA
9I,OOO SO. FT., beautifully situated
on railroad siding in Bethesda, Md.
STORY & CO., Mr.. Pilson. NE. 400.
COMMERCIAL. industrial sround.
LIdHTBoWN. WA 1875
CHOICE SITE, vicinity College Park
Muirkirk. Maryland. on B. d o. R.R;.
nearby main highway; level. ground.
suitable either for large user, sew
eral mfgs. or warehouses. Approx.
$40, 900 cash required. Excellent in
vestment for immediate use or for
substantial profit (perhapS $200,000)
on long,term capital gain. Already
details, cali ME-. O079, MR.. WILL
KENILW0RTH-I21,6S2 50. It: level.
heavy industrial ground with side
track, office and all utilities avail. +;
near proposed Kenilworth traftic in
sase ts5sh'nze NJ rs soFH Fl ri RE 'sE@s T5sS will
Sc, D. C.-Lot, 1880 50. IT,. on
3o-ft. alley; sewer and water in;
subject to commercial zoning; $1,000
cash. a: n. ROTH. RE. 1880;
Eround RT%g On SSs B. 4 sa O. IT RR Rndaitfla! sidins
available; 60c SO. It. A. M. Roth,
IND. Z, B. 4 o. SIDING, Rockville
Pike, top loc., Is o.. close in. Bar
gain. Owner, OR. 0O20.
Commercial ground, on grade, paved
street and alley, all util, mr. pro-
posed $5 million housing devel.;
$500. terms. A. M. Ro$h, RE.
1880.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

CoNGEss HEIGHTS, 4-unit brick
Tenants pay part util. Cali CLYDE
j. MARKEY. ME. 3407; Sun. and
ewes, AP. 1854. AP. 410S. -23
S.E.-New. 5-family brick semidet,
line; S35,500 equity cash. 10. 3-sss9
s.a.e5o - MODERN. attractive d
family brick in ne. Full bsmt.. oil
Rv a4oo i'fS@s s"ss oE: 57l Per or sfss "A
$500 0iDowN-4-unit bldg. eos 9Th
st; Sc; S1O2 mo. income. $3.50,
ARh1NGToN-so RI L ;Toi units IN compare
lively new building; 7la times an:
Rss EsasS %5fff sT esai st
ARLINGTON-19 units in new build
ing in top location; 7ha times rea;
sonabls annual rents, JEFFERSON
aFEkAcTrS2 REAhTx S2 Modern SA 2eSaH BUSINESS
Just Just Hs''1De over B. e. line. We'll leased
CLARK OF. coil. MARSHALL !.
WAPtE y. nlx:. G2'' So s5ss. aeslt0F' 1874 l4'h
bsckins up to the railroad with a
spur and improved by a 6-rm.
and bath home in beautiful cond.
This property is superbly land
scaped into one of the most beau
tiful Of gardens end has the added
erty. INEz CUSHARD. Realtor,
OR. 1892 or WI. 5S67.
5 BRICK HOUSES. S.E.-.Gross rents.
S2,649. SO: price. $4,000. GEORGE
I. BORGER. INC, 643 Indiana ave.
KENSINGTON-4 units. det bldg,
large lot. Conveniently located in
the heart of old Kensington. Pro-
duces approximately $4,000 income.
Property is in excellent condition
and is Ideally suited for owner oc.:
cupancy or as an Investment. Priced
low at S19,950. Eve. phone Mr..
MCDOWELL. LO. 4-Ol47. L. T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor. 1915 K st.
NV. MA. 07bS.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
52-FT. RAMBLER

Appointed to suit the most discrimi.
mating. We are pleased to offer this
new custom-b built masterpiece. Three
lge. bedrms., full den. 2a baths. full
bsmt. with fireplace; 2-car garage
1S-ft. compl. kit. and much more
We believe this to be an unexcelleo
value in Virginia property.
Dominion ms. g. Realty Agcy.
GIL. 633S Realtors OK. 177a
Evening star., 1952-11-23

LGE. USED CAR OPERATION, new
MR.. SMITH or MR.. SUTHERLAND.
TR. $500, -23
Property ZONED for apartments
in D. c. or nearby Md. AID. 4447.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont.)
SEVERAL SMALL and medium in

SEVERAL SMALL and medium in
vestment properties showing excel
lent return. REQUIRED equity down
payment from $4,000 to $40, 900.
For particulars. call A. M. DRAIS-
NER. MA. S036; home. HO. 1857.
8 UNITS-Income over $4,000 an
nually; good NV. location: price,
$43;50O. May trade. NATHAN
65O5 EASTERN AVE, Prince Georges
County. fI-story. 7-bedrm.. 3-bath
HILL-JoRDAN CO., Ju. S-1313.
NV. SHOPPING CENTER - Store
and 2 apts.; S4,1S0 yearly income:
REALTY CO.. ST. 3466 or JU.
SPECIAL BARGAIN Modern a.
family apartment; Al cond.; good
income; each apt. has lge. liv. rm.,
dining space. equip. kit. lge. bed
rm.: attractive price. Act today to
secure this bargain. Call MIR.
ODUM. RE. 5216. -25
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

FOR LEASE. Maryland. commercial
property. in Silver Spring, $4,000
So. It. bet. streets. Brick building
of approx. $500 So. IT. floor space
bldg: or increase it in size, for
lease. g. j. Mitchell, ROBERT L.
McKEEvER d CO.. Shoreham
Bldg. Washington. D. c., Ma. 4750.
$40 R. !. oAA AYE; N.E;-,zonsss med indus nsysd
aSak,ns aSa'I, 2nd nd ,oor. oo'' 5f5 r. my ave- ave-
PROPERTIES. INC. 10. 5-44s4
OVER ISO SO. FT. lst COMMERCIAL
rent reas. MR.. TORRE, 631 Ken
nedy NV. RIA. 9779. ia. O429;,
I,1OO SO FT. concrete fl. space with
2,4OO # Of parking space at "a M
light ht manufaetupins or or ofices;. II;
9yginrse at % M st. ne. or call ME.
M9So1 First offered. house
suitable for furniture. florist, laun-
dry. beauty shop, etc. Located center
of apt. area and middle of COM
mercial zone; stores across the
street, and each side; land $4,000
plus ,da,r 10 rms baths; aSsG gaTass Rent
Can da nin; Kh. tS s,45s7 5Psntas0n' Reasonable
AUTO REPAIR OR SHOP 1Ox
26 water elec.; $50. Inspect Rear
924 Third NV. GE; 4429;, ga
excel. for commercial use or room
=: B'r. w7asH; u. 4s5s! }Nc.' SIS il'h St:
end AND 3rd FLOORS of commercial
bldg. for rent; ideal for professional
man: excellent location. 3514
Conn. ave. NV. phone MA. 7711..
STORE, 33x75; full basement; 2 apis.
from Hecht CO. center; will lease
on good terms. RE. 5270 or MA.
1903 CONN. AvE.-Entire End floor.
approx. l,50O 50. it. Call EN-. 0o3s.
GEORGETOWN, 17a5 wis. ave
Street-level store. full bsmt.: AGAR
parking; owner pays all utilities;
so1s sEGs isase' stn ST. !U NE.@Approx Ts.a4 5000
So. it., on ind floor 5nd CONNER
cial; loading platform in rear; i'm
med. occup.; reas. rent. Apply LEO
M BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K st.
NV. ME. 5400.
1922 EYE ST. NV lge. rms,
excel. for 1st commercial store. Dr.'s
on, etc, immed, oeSTp; ss,T2n T9 in.
5ii H 9th 81 81. Nw&and md and % srd Prs. firs,.
approx. 1000 50. it.; completely
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO..
eds dalI Ith 4 s sr. nm X.wMMEaT. NE 2401 IN rear;
approx, 19x2S; 2 stories; excel. for
work Shop warehouse etc; reaS,
rent. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN Il
SIS 9Th ST. N.E.wcom. zone. suit
able for home and business; Sl10;
rms dsA1ATTE Ssth IF Aeft Rs.tof sofaF 1Sis SIS
3523 18th ST. NV. near Cavalier
Hotel-3 lovely lse. rms: ideal
location; immed. occup:: $50 mo.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN q CO.,
1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400.
BOG IIth ST. N.W.-Drastic reduc-
ton in rent; 8 lge. rms. and bath;
o5eap aDDreA 3ss Apps So LEo n i4s gmsS
m ALEXANDRIA-over 200 900 50.
ft. for rent; almost level and with
long frontages on two streets; at
Lincolnia overpass on Shirley hwy;
HiRsT. An,nandale, Va. Phone JE.
2-7447. Closed Sundays.
2l26 PA. AVE. N.W.-First CONNER
cial; 3 large rms. suitable for all
types Of business; may be combined
gi With lbE Lying quarters. o. 1888
NEAR Sth AND MAINE AVE. S.W.-I
lst commercial; 2-story brk. build
ing. ideal for contractors office. plus
storage; will remodel to suit ten
ant; plenty of parking space; reas.
rent. RE. 2131. TR. 7265. -25
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STORES AVAILABLE
STORE VALUES

STORE VALUES
1000 Eye st. n.w.-Downtown corner
store, includes heat and hot water;
Sl75 month.
! l004 11th st. n.w.-Equipped with
beauty parlor. includes heat; $S5
mo.
% H st. n.w.-Store, including heat.
SS5 month.
33 H st. n.w.-Store incl. heat, $S5
month.
713 3rd st. n.w.-Store in excellent
condition. plus rear bldg, 6.5 SO.
it., incl. heat, S175 month.
437 H st. n.w.-3-story bldg. in Al
condition. $500 month.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No. Capitol. Realtor. MA. 5000
OR
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STORES FOR RENT Cont,

INTERSECTIoN-lsth and Columbia
I'd. NV, 2465 18th st. Al loca-
ton. An opportunity to open up
business: Cal! OWNER, EN-. 3044.
WEST HYATTSvILLE-Six-store CEN
ter with ample of street parking
aaS vaTetT oDeens iore d9T beauty
81 sq. @ It. Cali i'osf Mr.. HoIlsnd. ShsnthS H. 'ooG G
sMITHY CO., Sl1 18th st. NV.
sss 9Th ST. s.w.-1deal store or
once. 1GS Inspect then call IsS Ex. 5t1s 51Gs
lights, completely decorated: Si25
BERNsTS1N ECO 4 c., 1ii5 All K ls St. NV. "
50 i II. GLE GGERE RD,,. ARL.. yA.-Mod-
srn s store reproof bids @oxso witt with
AppIy LEO N. BEsNsTE1N Ma 4 CO. CO,
,st stis sN1 R s. sEGToN 2iS; fE: fE s%-App stSS
l0x36 in very active co!ored reieh-
inspect call LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN &
CO.. 1415 K st. NV. NE. 5400.
INDIAN HEAD. MD.-Large store,
suitable for grocery, restaurant or
other large business. MR.. RESS.
Indian Head 1902 or 1851.
STORE SPACE in established business.
Expenses shared. Pennsylvania ave.
sToRAGE sPP1AcE. eox5o, pennsyl-
vania ave. Sc. GE. 7049.
DOWNTOWN. near Hechts, 25x1OO.
full bSmt., parking for 3 cars. Call
Mr. Fischer with DREYFUSS BROS.
MA. 05S2; ewes. HO. 2S4a. -25
S3S 26th ST. N.W.--Corner store
with 3 rms. kit. and bath; / block
from proposed multi-million dollar
project. GUARANTEE REALTY.
INC. 1923 10th st. NV. Ma. 05S7.
aO6 New York ave. NV.
Valet and tailor shop, partly equip.
very reasonable rent. Call DI. 304T.
14th ST. NV. near Park rd.. suit.
able dry Cleaning and pressing. tai
ment and arm. k. and b. apt L,
T; GRAvATTE; Realtor, 1918 x st.
NEW STORE, chillum and Riggs
zHGxM1 isess Il kEaITY sItra | CO. Ii. 7-sa77
COLLEGE PIX. MD. near entrance
ton. 741S Baltimore ave. (o5x25
ft) Hyattsville 0429. "a
STORE for sale or rent. T. B., Md
Apply v. K. MILLER. Clinton Nd
oilTsTxxn1x3c GlEPssss 2%S3 res sTosH sI4S. e.,
NV. Good cond.. possession. others
conv. sect. GAUSS. GE. 1I22.
900 18th ST NV
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CORNER BUS. PROP.
Imposing corner property in good D.
c. location, consisting of old-eStab.
store and apis. above. Income.
approx. 5000 yearly. Priced at
$50, 800 for prompt sale. Exclusive
with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1420 K st. NV, Realtors, EX. 1911.
COLORED - FIRST COMMERCIAL
low brick. Owner has maintained
Street-level bsmt. with front en-
trance, suit. for store or Dr'S Office,
with residence above o. 3 lge. apis
Priced to sell; low down payment
Call Mr.. Bolhagen, OIL. 4O11 teves.)
JAMES L. DIXON g. co.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
EXCTITSTVE

Large white brick CENTER
2 hall Colonial in excel. N. Arl.
location; 3 bedrms., . baths.
23xl4 liv. rm. with firepl..
lge. side screened porch, ad-
ditional bath and maids rm.
in bSmt.; attr. gar: many
other features. The chance
Of your lifetime to orNcnase q
fine home, rightly priced at
S23,95o for immed. sale:
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
Evening star., 1952-11-23
TWO ACRES

$3.50 DOWN-S-rm. house. beautiful
piece of ground fronting blacktop
road, nearby Virginia. House has
elec. and water system, but not
completely modern. Good elevation.
Small barn. Drive out Lee hwy. or
Arlinston blvd. to junction with
Route 80. Continue on SO through
Chantilly, Va. one mile to Route
607, turn right. See "Fairwood Es-
tates" sign. FAIRWooD CO., FA.
nA20 or HU. 1890, 23s
Evening star., 1952-11-23
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR sALI
End COMMERCIAL
10Th AND T. CTC NJ VIZ

Two brick. houses, located on lot
33.3xS9 IT. to soft. alley; total
2,g0S so. #. of ground. Suit. for
offices or any End commercial pur-
pose. r. S. BLACKSTONE. Realtor
d0dS 18th st. NV, MA. $500 or OIL
Evening star., 1952-11-23
15-UNIT APT-N w
A REAL VALUE

A REAL VALUE
Is this handsome, detached, IS-unit
apt bldg. only a few yrs. old and
in fine NV. location; all apis. are
well arranged, spacious, have the
best Of equipment and the bldg. has
built-in incinerator. oil neat, etc.
Income. at modest rents over S15.-
low for prompt sale. Trades may
be considered. Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV, Realtors, EX. 1871.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
ROCKVIIJ,E PIKE

h-ACRE ZONED COMMERCIAL
See this property, with 10-rm. house.
now being used as tourist home;
exceptional financing to responsible
purchaser, Call Mr.. Laughlin, WI.
1890. with
ROBERT B. HALL CO., WI. $3.50
Evening star., 1952-11-23
c A r E r U LII Y

CA REF LILY
Selected apt. buildings with excel.
returns in excel. locations. Priced
from $40. 900 to S60O,0 900.
WALKER. INC. AID. 2644.
"a UNITS-N.W.
COLORED TENANTS
TIA TIMES RENTAL
16 UNITS-NE.
LOW RENTALS
LOUIS RUDDEN. Elk. 5707. GE. 0140
1st COMMERCIAL
Near Washington Circle and Geo.
Wash. Hosp. 3-story brick, newly
remodeled; suit. any business, ofices,
etc. Also 2 lovely apts.. 2 new
kitchens, ga baths; 2-car garaee;
wide alley; we'll financed. Priced
to sell. Title ready. Possess.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
STORES FOR RENT

AkLINGToNmstore IsL,u; so5 available oosoTn con,
Weil-established Shopping center with
furniture. hardware. etc. Win re.
model for amount OF space desiIed.
EASTPINE SHOPPING. CENTER
Riverdale rd. and new Balto;-Wash.
parkway Hardware. variety. bakery
delicatessen, etc. Under construction
"a BY 80. STANDARD PROPERTIES
4aSS aSS WISCONSIN, MGs SosNast AVE. NV, mod
ern store with large show window,
present lights; 20-ft. frontage on
Wis ave ,tnr. n, Peoples 1Ds1 III Mardwsre orss
showroom, or retail store; 1m%sdi- med
ate poss. KASS-BERGER. INC"
VACANT fC STORE on main thoroush-
fare in lge. shopping district, we'll
located. in growing community In
nearby. Md; very low rent; suitable
4E NEY many e. MNsH ISRsi q eS,nsiies eo sx s44 s
TAKoMA PARK. d. C.-Large store
business section; 25xl00; parking at
back door; show windows; h;;w,h.
Low rent. once, H. L. THORNTON.
405 Butternut st. NV. GE. 2291.
21O4 18th ST. N.W.-Excellent loca-
tion. heat furnished. reasonable
rent. Call HARRY ROD, ST. 4162.
WE HAVE A STORE in a new shop
ping center that is ideal for drug
store. distributor or any other re-
tail outlet. Reasonable rent. SID
NEY z. MENSH & CO. MA. e440.
21th AND EYE ST. N.W.-Cor. store
and Arm. apt, rapidly developing
area: S100 per mo; WOODWARD &
NORRIS. 723 goth st. NV. RE.
NEAR CIV. HOSPITAL on Penna. ave.
NV; 3.000-sq. 1T. display windows;
ideal for dept. store, variety sport
ing goods or general usage. WOOD
WARD g. NORRIS, 123 Goth st. NV.
RE. $685. ewes, LA. f-2T57. --23
1904 CONN. AVE.-lst A.; busy shop.
center at cross-town bus; long lease
to resp. tenant; vacant. OR. S517.
l10f 9th ST.-Approx. 25x100. ter
razo H.: excel. downtown loc.; heat
nETTC.TsssnN igrni; yassHt Or 1S ss1s sRsr1ssr.uR.NrI
legation ISs At .1di umiv. LAM Zane "a and n HI
e. & ,,,. 2; =. avail; in SO v days; Can
S11 10Th st, NV, ST, 5000. -24
Evening star., 1952-11-23

FOR LEASE, Maryland, commercial
property in Silver Spring, 10000
50. It. bet. streets. Brick building
of approx. $500 So. IT. floor space
on property. owner will improve
bldg. or increase 1t in size. for
responsible tenant, on long-term
lease. G. j. Mitchell. ROBERT L.
McKEEVER g. CO., Shoreham
Bldg, Washington, D. c., MA. 4750.
Evening star., 1952-11-23

$50 r. l. AVE. N.E.-Zoned indus.
trial, 1000 So. It.. and paved
parking for 4 cars. $12O mo, Also
n'e, ava'l se5 nG Der nGTr; %antR no STANDARDS RE;
PROPERTIES, INC. 10. 5-44S4.
OVER ISO so. FIT. 1st commercial,
rent reas. MR.. TORRE, 631 Ken
uedy NV. RIA. 9719, ia. 0429.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
OPEN TODAY

Delightful brick rambler on beauti-
dow. fireplace, full basement. recr.
rm.. bar marble patio, barbecue pit.
green house carport. country fence.
Out Out EoS Route No SO to Seven Corners, HI
Roosevelt St. right 4 blkS. to Syca-
more. Broker Cooperation invited.
JAMES E MAHONEY HU. $40
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Today, Mr.. Gordon, WO. 1885.
CLARENDON, VA.

Choice business site, 1136 N. Hern-
don st. $3.50 so. IT,, In very heart
Of Clarendon business district; sur
kers invited to list. OW. 61O1.
Evening star., 1952-11-23

Busy intersection. center Of county.
parking for $50 cars.
Stores, 1Sx65 and 4Oy65; all have "A
mems store. restaurant shoe store, store
appliance. bakery and furniture
store. OWNER EN-. 1916.
1873 7th ST. N.W.-New modern
store in fine location; $3.50 mo.
- ALSO
81 K ST. NV. excel downtown loc,
22xsO; 5000 mo. THOS. D: WALSH,
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Discriminating Buver?

Discriminating Buyer?
Beautifully wooded and
Handicapped spacious brick
rambler; lge. liv. rnl. with
firepl., din. rrn1., den, 3 beau
tiful bedrms.. 2a baths, full
bSmt with firepl.; 2.car gar:
Convector heat, garbage dis
posal and dishwasher are
among the many extras incl.
in this extremely desirable
home located in one of the
finest sections of Falls Church.
S34.950; excel. terms can be
arranged.
ARLINGTON REALTY
22l2 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
Evening star., 1952-11-23

600 18th ST NV
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
! w GROOMS 1890 EYE ST. NV.
15-STORE SHOPPING CENTER
COR. COLUMBIA PIKE AND GLEBE
RD.. ARLINGTON. VA.
Evening star., 1952-09-27
By Douglas Tuomey

I The homeowner who does work
around his own place usually uses
the back of a shovel for any tamp-
ing or pounding that has to be
done.
He is aware that it does not do
"a very good job. Like all tools. a
shovel is made for shoveling, and
when tamping is to be done the
only way to do it properly is with
"a tamp.
A well-tamped job, particularly
outdoors, lasts far longer than
unpacked or loose work. When
the ground is to be stabilized in
preparation for receiving a con-
crete slab, when gravel is to be
bedded on a road OF path, when
fill is to be leveled off in a low
spot or when any other work of
this kind is to be done. a tamp is
tIlc tOO1 W USE.
A good tamping tool can be
made out of scraps of lumber
which would ordinarily be used for
kindling wood. It costs nothing
but is one of the handiest things
you could have around the tool
shed
This assembly is made by taking
a piece of heavy wood such as a.
short piece of 3x10 and mailing
a smaller piece on top of it. Two
handles are made of any kind OF
strip that may be available. These
handles are nailed into the sides
of the smaller block and two other
braces are set in back and front
of the handles. The ends of the
Evening star., 1952-09-27
EnumeI Mixino

If your enamel is not the exact
tint or tone you desire. it is easy
to alter its complexion by using
the tinting colors available from
your dealer. When tinting, it is
important to follow the directions
on the container.
Evening star., 1952-09-27
Apartments Sold

Madison Terrace Apartments,
1865 Kennedy street NV, have
been sold by the Bonner Estate to-
Israel Bella, it was announced to-
day. Jess Fisher q Co.. Inc, was
the broker in the transaction.
Built in 1887. the building has six
stories, As apartments and five
stores.
Evening star., 1952-09-27
R Tompinq Tool You Can Build Quickly

becoming tired. The weight will
be about four or five pounds and
you need lift it off the ground but
a few inches. You can make very
substantial one in about As min
luteS.
tReleased by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.J
Evening star., 1952-09-27
New Wallpaper Plun

A wallpaper manufacturing
firm has announced what it con-
siders to be an important change
in operations. It says it viii pre-
trim edges of all rolls, thus elimi-
mating necessity for hand trim
ming.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-11-14
BEN-GURION WINS BET ON
EISENHOWER VICTORY

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = Pre-
mier David Ben-Gurion wa S
proved to be a shrewd political
observer by the outcome of the
United States presidential cleo
ton.
The Premier won on the cleo
ton outcome a two pound bet
from Theodore Kollek, former
Israel Minister in the United
States and now director general
of the Premier's office. AS soon
as news of Gen. Eisenhower VIC
tory was received here, Kollek re-
ported the results to the Premier
and paid off.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-11-14
PLAIN TALK
CONTINUED from Pose one)

saved by Hebrew education" He
had a prescription for the cure of
ailments of Jewish life in the
world beyond Israel.
MIR. Feldberg said: Jewish
education must be organicallY
linked with our religion and the
synagogue. The synagogue must
occupy in the life of the Jewish
child a more important RI ace
than its religious services: it must
become one of the focal points of
his spiritual Towering.
"Here is the place of the reli-
gious leaders of the community.
Religion has great part to play
in our lives"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-11-14
Election Results
Affecting JewrY

| occasion, inserted anti-Jewish
material in the Congressional
Record. His aid to the Nazi S. S.
troops guilty of the Malmedy
massacre is well known. When
asked if he would repudiate the
support of Gerald L. K. Smith,
Mccarthy said he would not pass
judgment upon any man no mat
ter what his reputation is. Nc
Carthy's reluctance to label peo-
pie has not been noted in many
other cases. An ADJ. spokesman
said McCarthy's charges have
helped make ga climate which the
professional bigots exploit for
their subversive ends"
Sen. Robert A. Taft becomes
majority policy chairman of the
Senate. Taft aided Israel and has
been honored by Rabbi Abba
E1illel Silver and other prominent
Jews. However. his views on the
rights of Nazi war criminals were
controversiallY regarded. He in
dictated no particular interest in
the civil liberties or rights of
Americans charged by Sen. Nc
CarthY with disloYaltY. Taft as
saulted the Morgenthau plan
which was aimed at preventing
any resurgence Of German mill
taristic nationalisrn. He went on
record favoring the Bricker reso-
luton which was designed to pre-
vent American ratification Of the
United Nations Conventions on
Genocide and Human Rights.
Sen. Bricker, who has led the
fight against American approval
of United Nations human rights
efforts, was reelected. Another
Ohioan, Rep. Clarence J. Brown,
who once demanded an investiga-
ton of the B'nai Birth, was re-
elected. A Democrat, Rep. Martin
Dies of Texas, returned to the
House which once before rever-
berated to his McCarthy-like
charges.
Other personalities were elect
ed or reelected and their views
on such questions as civil rights
are not encouraging. Organiza-
tions interested in such matters
are waiting to see whether Eisen-
hower's liberal pledges will be
supplemented. They will offer him
every aid and encouragement.