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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

shown in key cities across the
country this year.
Ceremonies in the home also
stress the outlook for the New
Year. On the eve of the holiday,
the Kiddush (sanctification pray
err is recited, and the festive
lights are kindled. AS symbol
of the hope which characterizes
the observance of Rosh Hashonah,
piece of sweet apple is dipped
in honey, to the accompaniment
of the words: "May it be Gods
will to grant us a good and sweet
year."
The lesson Of Rosh Hashonah
is one of humility and hope. AL
though God is merciful and recog-
nizes that it is human to err, He
expects His children to be peni-
tent and return to Him after they
have gone astray.
The spirit of self-examination
and re-dedication to the way of
God, which characterizes the age
old observance of Rosh Hashonah,
finds expression in our observ-
ance of the civil New Year, while
Christians similarly reflect on
their actions of the past IL months
and resolvee to live better life
in the year ahead.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
Dayt0na Beach, Florida
k0sh HashO1ah, DAY of
Humility and Hope

religious services. A distinguish
ing feature of these services is
the blowing of the "Shofar," a
primitive type of trumpet made
from a rams horn. Such an in
Strument was used to herald the
Revelation of Sinai. Throughout
Biblical times it's strident notes
have been heard to proclaim It'd
ings of victory, to announce fes-
rivals, to summon armies to bat
tie, and to celebrate deliverance
from exile.
Very beautiful examples of
ancient shofars are included in
the Land of the Bible" exhibit
at the Metropolitan Museum of
Art in New York. and will be
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Continued from Pace s6)

lions unto him for whom nothing
is prepared: for this day is holy
unto our Lord: neither be We
gxieved: for the joy of the Lord
is your strength" inch. VIII:
l0-lD.
Jews observe Rosh Hashonah
by sustaining from their daily
occupations and participating in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
Damascus High

ACADEMIC -
Donald MILFORD Bell
Mary 10 Boyer
Judith Bishop Brown
Anna lee Gladhill
Evelyn Jean Suddath
Sara Elizabeth Welsh
GENERAL -
Donald Edward Burdette
Winfred Deets Day
Robert Scott Lewis
Chester Ray Pearce
Roscoe Milton Pearce
Irwin James Rhinehart
Donald Lee Shipley
William Uriah Waters, Jr.
Beverly June Barron
Delma Geraldine Beall
Carolyn Fay Burdette
Norma Lee Corrick
Peggy Lou Dodson
jeanette Resale Hood
Doris Mae Lewis
Shirley Ann Monkey
Flora Elizabeth Sibley
COMMERCIAL
Mary Louise Beall
Shirley Ann Beall
Mary Ann Day
VOCATIONAL -
Harry Alan Monkey
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
DOOLESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

Harriet Virginia Coleman
Kathleen Virginia Colmes
Florsie Marie Davis
Matte Camilla Garrett
Lillian Virginia Henderson
Ella Maxine johnson
Barbara Lee Morrison
Margaret Estelle Randolph
Sylvia Marlene Shelton
Edith Jerline Smith
Barbara Virginia Talley
GENERAL -
Kenneth Awkard
James Edward Butler
William Vinson Butler
Leroy Sylvester Carroll
Clifford George Claggett
Earl Romeo Contee
Julian Daniel
Francis Elworth Frazier
Alphonza William Freeman
Harold Wexford Gather
Leroy Wharton Hackey
Louis Helms
James Arthur High
James Willis Hill
Harold Leonard Hopkins
William Kelley
Eugene S. King
Bernard Willard Lee
eroy Clifton Oxford
Lawrence Larue Offutt
Clayton Jermiah Powell
Richard B. Prather
Upton Leonard Talley
James A. Thompson
| Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
Richard Montgomery

ACADEMIC -
Kenneth Allan Brow
Robert William Chambers
Robert Roy Chesney
Charles S. Cue, Jr.
Barry Gene Pifer
Edward Clark Prettyman
Robert Lawrence Seamon
Glenn Allen Smith
John Paul Warfeld
William Franklin Soper, Jr.
Luella Kay Baxter
Joan Lillian Brooks
Shirley Ardean Burdette
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
POOlesville High


ACADEMIC
Anthony Jonas Heller
William Eugene Poole
Ann Carolyn Easter
Emily Jeanette Watts
GENERAL
Thomas Max Chandler
William Riggs Griffith, Jr.
Richard Dennis Hoffacker
Marshall Jay Lewis
Donnld Lee Morgan
Charles William Norris, Jr.
Charles Clifford Reed
William Franklin Ricketts,
Barbara Jean Allnutt
Joyce Kathryn Brooks
June Annette Carter
Mary Claudine Sheppard
Barbara Elizabeth Trussell
Money 10 Ward
Shirley Lou White
Beatrice Elmeda Woods
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
DAMASCUS HIGH SCHOO7
Mildred Frances Fraley
Mar,r Alnthin Maunc

Mildred Frances Fraley
Mary Alethia Mayes
Hortense Elizabeth Mobley
Patricia Burnell Pickett
Margaret Anne Russell
Junith Van Ripper
Jane Starr Ward
GENERAL -
William Frederick Coleman
Dean Greger
Donald Edward Jenkins
Joseph Wendell Kelly
Frederick Denton Miller
Francis Eugene Meyers
Bernard Joseph Poss
John Brooks RATA
Eugene Clyde Richardson
Robert H. Richardson
Renice William Shoots
Adam Solomon Tanner
William Frederick Whalen
Samuel C. Wray
Kathryn Marie Adams
Shirley Mae Crawford
Virginia Rose Darcy
Jane Elizabeth Disney
Joyce r. Harding
Marie Louella Harmon
Grace Mary Kelly
10 Anne Kingdom
Barbara Jean Lewis
Leah Catherine Mercer
Mae Elizabeth Rodgers
Mary Evelyn Voigt
Shirley Bodine Wire
COMM ERCIAL
June Mildred Anderson
Mary Elizabeth Day
Joan Dills
Virginia Garland
Peggy Joyce Hutchinson
Mary Joan Elizabeth Spring
Alice Virginia Trail
Beatrice Louise Turner
Gloria Dale Villnave
VOCATIONAL -
Morris William Clark
Douglas Edward Weiger
Mary Edith Price
CERTIFICATE -
Barbara Ann Davis
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
Gaithersburg High

ACADEMIC
Victor Val Collier
Roy Elwood Godfrey
Lycurgus Matthews Griffith III
Willard Graves McGraw, Jr.
Roy Allan Mutt
John Silinsh
John Welt White
Barbara Bent
Meta Ellen Dame
Pearl Griffin
Emily Carolyn Jordan
Margaret Matilda Lockhart
Genevieve Ellen Mumford
Roberta Newman
Frances Wilma Small
Janet Dale Thompson
Nancy Elizabeth Woodfield
GENERAL -
Robert v. Dove
Martin Wesley Noffsinger
Donald Howe Pearre
David Garth Perry
Kenneth A. Reck
Horton Paul Sheets
Garner Emerson Smith
Hugh Godfrey Webb
Richard Allen Wilson
Ronald Herman Wilson
10 Ann Margaret Albarnis
Diane Lee Bennett
Gera Lee Crockett
Janet Patricia Fletcher
Shirley Anne Goodman
Christine Eleanor Riggleman
Phyllis Marie Staley
Susan Virginia Webb
COMMERCIAL
William Clinton Offutt
Sarah Jane Finch
Alice Catherine Fraley
Lois Frances Howard
Thelma Ann Hunt
Joyce Elaine Mann
Cynthia Adrienne Marcuccio
Mary Joan Melia
Janet Mae Mills
Bette Louisa Owens
Margaret Ernestine Swami
Jean African Umberger
Esther Lee Watkins
VOCATIONAL -
Robert Waters Dorsey
Basil w. Waters III
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
UPPER
MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
Sherwood High

OAaCA WOOO AAASh
ACADEMIC
Robert Edwin Nash
jeanne Ayres
Saundra Ann Gould
Ann Virginia Lethbridge
Cornelia Janney Miller
Betty Jane Phillips
Doris Mae Powell
Helen Jean Tibbitts
GENERAL
Thomas Hughey Beall
John Bascom Bean
Earl Leon Becraft, Jr.
Ellsworth Emmitt Condron, Jr.
Gilbert Eugene Conn
Francis Douglas Conrad
Alfred Dinsmore, Jr.
Ernest Wilburt Elyard
Donald Ray Hobbs, Jr.
Calvin Miller Howes, Jr.
David Franklin Johnson
Charles Richard Kimball
Charles Edward Linton
Robert Armstrong Soper
Alfred Clifton Tolson
Gayle Theresa Barnes
Shirley Anne Brown
Suzanne Nathalie Cassell
Sondra Arnold Conger
Anna Belle Hackett
Mary Louise Howes
Dorothy Christine johnson
Margaret Anne KILLER
Mary Elizabeth Riggs
Shirley Marie Smith
Shirley Anne Stang
Betty Anne Van Pelt p
Laura Summer Welch
Mary Lorraine Wilson
COMMERCIAL -
Audrey June Ballenger
Mary Elizabeth LETTERS
Arlene Catherine Kirchner
Audrey Mae Skinner
Catherine Valerie Smith
CERTIFICATE -
Barbara June Weidner
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
Carver High
ACADEMIC

ACADEMIC -
Roland Fenton Johnson
Percival T. Ricketts,
Kathryn oldamae Boston
, 1953-11-19
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1858
POOR POLICY
THE ACT OF CUTTING off the air is

THE C OF CUTTING off the air is rare indeed III
the history Of radio. 1t has taken place but the great bulk
Of the cases have been during programs Of comedians who
forone reason or another poke fun at public officials in a man
ner.Which is both unethical and dangerous. It is rarely done
where 4 public official especially 4 member Of the legisla-
tdres is addressing the public.
AS TOAPUBLIG official, ii is felt that he has a mes
sage to give the public, and since he has a responsibility 70
that public, he is emitted to Be heard to the end. It is for this
reason that the cutting off Of Chairman Rohlsen during an
address last week struck witt such impact.
THE DETAILS Of the controversy are not so important
at the moment. That is a matter of opinion. It is felt by
some that the Chairman Of the st. Grofx Council went be
yond the bounds of decency and good decorum by some OF
his words However, whatever slang or undignhied phrases
that might have been used served to reflect only upon the
speaker, and he would have been held to account for them
to the public and those against whom they might have been
directed. But that is another matter separate and distinct
from cutting the speaker off the air.
1T is UNFORTUNATE whenever It seems to become
necessary to describe groups of human beings by phrases
which tend to bring them into ridicule msthe. eyes ofa others.
Our contention is that this sort of thing IS not only lnnec-
essary, but unfortunate; and should never be used Yet this
is another matter Of good taste and ethics which reflect upon
the person who finds it necessary to resort to that type Of des-
criptions. Again, we say, that is separate and apart from the
cutting off, even if the speaker did do that
IT is FELT ON this side Of the lake that Mr.. Rohlsen
should not have been cut off the air; that he should have
been allowed to conclude his address, and that whatever
differences there might have been should have been handled
differently. There is much to. regret of the incident and it is
hopedthat the RADIO station will seek TO right itself by,adopt7
ing a purely objective attitude and a policy with reference
, 1953-11-19
PUBLIC AUCTION

At the request Of ALMERIC 1. CHRISTIAN, Esq, at
tornev for and. on behalf Of H NEWS ST. @ SAVINGS
|BANKrplaintiff in a certain action to foreclose mortgage
and pursuant to an Order of the District Court, dated the
3rd day Of October, 1858. the Vendue Director will sell atpuD-
lie auction.
Property No. Is King Cross Street christiansted
the property against which the action OF foreclosure IS
brought, on
November %, 1858, at 2ao pm.
At the ponct Court Room, in Christiansted.
The conditions of the auction will be read at the time
of the sale. 80 ~.
The evendue Directors Office, christiansted, St. CrQlx'
the 10th day ofoctobes, 1853
WILLIAM !. MooREEAD
Fee $500
Say Two Dollars }
, 1953-11-19
JOB PRUNING

to the station which will not subject others to the whims OF
any one person who happens to be at the controls at the mo-
ments or who happens to be ~inscharge.
, 1953-11-19

When a man earns his money
he likes TO see il spent wisely.
The gambler soon discovers
that rolling bones gathers no
, 1953-11-19

What IS needed most in the mo-
dern home is the family.
moss.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEVERLY = Almost new 3-bedrm
brick rambler, on beautiful corner
lot; mr.. schools and Capital Transit
6us; exclusive neighborhood. Only
csil THE pERRY sFssass sos%EEa sSE 1aaees co
WA. 7-4500 til 3 pm.
HYATTSvILLE HILLS-Brick. 5 rms.
down; ! up. Bsmt:. porch. gsrage;
soHNsoN. SetEassiSs wA' tlRa3eiRE 7sso5o JOHN H
LANDOVER HiLLs@Vacant a-bedrm
I'd. CT approx. for SlO,95O. $3.50
down: JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA
LANGLEY PARK AREA - 3-bedrm
brick rambler. condition like new
tile bath, full dry bsmt.. gas heat
s46o PEcR co on $3.50 Ss5@i New Sf Hshp:
MT. RAINIER - 50. 500. full price
Neat and clean 5-rm. bungalow. with
| finished attic. full bsmt. $1,000
down. SOL per mo-: incl. taxes ant
insurance. Call THE PERRY BOS.
| WELL CO.. WA. 7-45O0 It'll 8 pm
UNIVERSITY PARK-FHA approved
for $4,000: Lovely newly decor. g.
considered: JOHN H. JOHNSON
Gi. 81 275 INCLUDES sETTLEMENf ES1
Approx. $1OS per no.. incl taxes
closets, 2 baths, full bsmt: nr
iec:. il New Rosers HEIGHTS. Cal
PHILLIPS H. CLARKE
$500 EMERSON ST.
ROGERS HTS. MD. WA. 1855
Evening star., 1953-12-28

ARL.--New de luxe extra large 2-bed
rm. apts.,. garb. disp.. kit. fan; S110
Apply Apt. 4. 1710 N. 18th st.
ARLINGTON. Near Pentagon. 702 8
dining area, bath, closets: storae,
and laundry; 3 exps.; blk. from
bus and stores. OF. 1882. 30
Ice. EFFICIENCY, S. Arlington-s
min. to Pentagon: conv. to bus. ia
7-7472. JA 7-6627. 80
WILL SUBLET 1-bedrm. apt Jan
z to Feb. /. Conv. downtown ano
Pentagon. ia. 5-S653.
FALLS CHURCH. VA. APIS.
2 bedrms., lge. liv. rm., dinette. kit.
all utils.: S93 mo. Equipped play.
grounds for kiddies, they're welcome
GOODWIN COURTS
Key At Store. 1875 Lee Hwy.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGTON-Near Wash. blvd, and
Glebe rd.; ) rms; $I25 mo-; cor.
lot. ia. S-2234 al
MT. PLEASANT bedrms., 2 baths.
auto. gas heat, bsmt., attic, new kit,
mod. furn.. dishes. linens, silver.
Bendix; excel. transp. 10. 3-4634.
SILVER sPRING-Lge. 6-rm. bunga. :
sleep. pch.. centrally loc., children
ACCEPTABLE: S125. JU. 5-519O. 80
THREE BEDRMS.. wash. mach. and
'fgr 2 yrs. old. near schools;
brick; nicely turn.: $135 mo-: i'm
med occupancy, 59Os Lonefellow.
East Riverdale. Md. -oR
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
near Spring Valley shopping center
Jan IL to May II. 3 bedrooms. 2
baths: 5000 mo. EN-. 2-1672. 28'
THREE-BEDRM., nicely furn. house;
NV: gas heat; utils. incl; mr.,
schools; excel. tranSp.; avail. Jan.
|: SI51 RA. 6-7143. 30
BERWYN. MD.-5-room. bungalow;
sIT S9mpI. furn; on carline: $75 mo,
RooMiNG HoUsEs-Furn.: rent O or
sale: ready to operate. SECURITY
REALTY & INSURANCE CO., 9O6
New York ave. NV, RE. 7-5763.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING, day o.
night reasonable rates. Call HO
ARE You MOVING to California OF
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods anC
autos at lower rates. JUDSON FOR.
WARDING. MA S-4852
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.
small and large Jobs; trained men
long-short bkngs.; ins. L. 6-3364
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET O.
across the country Safe storage II
separate rooms; expert. packing
Phone NO. 7-0Io4. Union sToR.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches especially. 8. L. MORRIS
1910 18th st. NV. Call TU. 2-116(
LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING d
any time. Call AID. 4-4037. II
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving, storage
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RA. 3-1416
30A
Evening star., 1953-12-28
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
3-Storv Brick Warehouse

Rear l144 18th st. nw.-Approx.
10000 50. tt; elevator: immediats
possession. For inspection call M. z,
SMITH, INC. Dl. 7-1S77. 14lS H
St NV 40
Evening star., 1953-12-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LOOKING FOR exclusive distributor
or dealer for Washington, D. c., in
commercial electronic line; small
investment needed. Make ali in
auiries to MR.. CARRIER. 44S W.
wyoming ave. Philadelphia 40. Pa.
or phone Michigan 4-95S5. rs
MODERN SERVICE STATION for
rent: rent: good good location: small capital
Annapolis rd, CheveIly. Md Cali
WA. 1897, bet. 7 am and g pm.
or JE. 3-321O. bet. $50 pm. and
TAVERN-Located in Prince Georges
Co, near d. c, line: on-and- off sale
hauor license; can be set up to
seat about 200 persons good-size
Price. 100000, terms. w. e.
THRIFT. exclusive, l41l Pa. ave.
NV. MA. s-9743 or UN. 4-73@7.
WANT To BUY: Ciear-newsstand in
hotel or office building in Washing
t9n. tSa Lsrge sl6e cash payment. Box
WE HAVE A MODERN multiple bay
service station, for lease, only out
lay required. stock and equipment
Available Immediately. OIL. 2-2252,
LADIES' DRESS sHOP-Excelient
stock. CO. 5-6O79, XII. S-2S49. 29'
PARTNER. willing to invest and take
active part in going business. whole
sale or retail. Write full particulars.
3700 Mass. ave. NV. Apt. 412.
29t
HARDWARE STORE-Good clean
stock in NV. neighborhood: will
sell entire stock at inventory cost.
plus reas. charge for counters,
cases, cash req. adding machine.
other shop equip. optional. Box
251-A. Star. 90
POOL ROOM, 5 tables. all equip
ment. will sell all or half interest.
4O1S Lee hwy. 80
downtown section. Forced to sell.
BARGAIN. ST. 3-SS16. Elk. 81
1888.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
LEWISDALE
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX.. IN CLOvER.-Fine neighbor-
rambler Cor 3 bedrms. and library
" full baths, din. rm.. incl. pch.. lge
rec.' rm.: bsmt.. gar; 500 300; occup
IN l month. XII. S-2O11. -3
WESTERN antique brick rambler
jam packed with extras; carport
full bsmt.;. 2 fireplaces; compart-
mented baths; 3 bedrms.: close-in
arlington; only 3 minis. to Pentason
terms. ARTHUR L. WALTERS CO,
IA. 7-5200. Open evenings. -38
CONVENIENCE PLUS, only s minis. tc
Pentagon or D. C, in the heart OF
good N. Arlington residential area
This spectacular Colonial has 3 big
bedrms., modern tile bath. large liv
rm.,. super de luxe kit. with dish
washer and disposal; full bsmt. and
Sl8,95O; excellent terms and i'm
mediate possession. ARTHUR L.
WALTERS CO., ia. 7-52O0. Open
evenings. -2S
AMPLE FOR GOOD LIVING - We
won't make extravagant claims. but
we do think you'd like our house
We like and wouldn't sell If staying
In area; Mcving, to another state 81
must sell soon. ? bedrm. brick, equip
kit. . yrs. old lee. shady lot. nice
community. $1,000 down. Crescent
l033-M. i
FAR OUT FRONT, in the race for
rambler honors: new 64-ft. antique
brick rambler on hilltop. Il acre
True center-hall entr. to 21x13 liv
d1n rm, wi with brieE,Wall l.s'l fireplace. sep
baths, huge farm-size kit. light dry
bS'nt.. attached garage: tops ir
everything but price-iust 500 $50
with excellent financing available
ARTHUR L. WALTERS CO., JA. z.
800. Open evenings. -2S
SMALL RED RANCHER, Falls Church
area-Two bedrms.. YOUNGSTOWN kit =.
sep. dining area. screened porch. 9
patios; Handicapped acre Of trees and
Towering shrubs. $14.9O0. 2Ol(
Arnold lane. Call JE. 4-455S. )
Evening star., 1953-12-28
APIS UNFURN.-VA lcontl HOUSES UNFURNIstEp cont.l

ARL. - Brand-new 1-bedrm. apis.
Mr.: Fort Myer. 5 min. Pentagon, Arl.
Hall, D. C. Conv. shops. bus: S75
plus utils. Avail. now. IA. 7-0744.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS rUILDING, 1920 New YORK
ave; n.w.-Available Immediately.
auirements Apply PENN PROPER
TIES: GIG Evans Bldg. ME. s-l107.
FINANCIAL F. DISTRICT-suites, | to
sglld,ag sT asooe 1873 Vermont ave-. Call
1924 ST. N.W.-Ofice suite Of =
large rooms. Can be rented as SUITE
or as separate ofices. Good lease
and reasonable rental includes all
utlls' sa. ana tanltor service. InauiIs
RozANsKY at EX. 3-s567
IN FERN. SUITE. IN modern air.
conditioned elevator bldg in Silver
SPRING; excellent for doctor or pro.
teSsional man. ZIG A. McKEEVER,
Els eSgildinE. Silver Spring. Nd.
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
ln i23d Conn %no ave.--ofhces svsilabls.
TWO OFFICES in suite. moderate
rental; rental Warner Building. Call RE.
OFFiCE, approx. $50 50. IT. with
StocEroom and pvt. lavstory. In Of
Si55 mo. FRED 4. SMITH Co, i1I3
MEpicAL EIh :, MT BrRiN3; EX a@4s9 4sss,v,rs -,
plications from interested i physi. Sg
clans. will have modern, fireproof.
and conditioned building. located
in town, which is county seat Of
trading area with 100000 populs :
tion. Two million dollar hospital
completed in past three years. Cen
eral Electric and Westinghouss
building new factories here. Excel
lent opportunity. References ex.
changed. In reply state aRe, col
lese' lnterncship, specialtY, rractlc-
ing experience and financial ability.
Box ..30-E. star ons
UNFURNISHED OFFICE IN lawyers'
suite; Joint use OF reception room
and secretary; Sl5U per month. Ma.
S-451g. ---2n
Evening star., 1953-12-28
HOUSES sALE-MD. tcon,.,

NEAR MRS. K'S.-3-bedrm. Cape
Cod; liy. rm., firepl., din. rm., kit.
bath, bsmt.. breezeway, gar. porch.
WOODMoOR AGENCY, INC. JU.
1866 It'll 9 pm.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
APTs. uNFURNIsHED-vA.

ARLINGTON, VA.-Small apt; O,
employed persons; S65. KE. 6.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS mas few
-bedIm. units available priced from
$500 situated in convenient Alex
andria, 10-min drive from the
White House Phone TIE. $4,000 or or
come to Office in ADAMS BLDG
cor. Mt Vernon ave- and Russell rd
WSdays.. til O.: Sat Sun. 6 pm
MAGNOLIA GARDENS - Available
now Beautiful and spacious Q large
bedrooms expandable living -dinine
rom combination Latest in kitchen
equipment. Parauet floors. Venetian
blinds exposures; utilities fur
nishpd. 500 mo. For information
call IA 2-3O70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jan. l.
1-bedrm. apartments. Rental $50.
utilS. incl. LLOYDS APARTMENTS,
INC. 500 Tennessee ave. OV.
3-0g5O. -2S
SIS ATTRACTIVE APT. with Off,
street parking. For bachelor. or
working couple only. Utils. incl.
CHARLES r. HOOFF. INC. l7O7
Duke St, Alex. Va. TIE. 6-3445.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
COLORED OR WHITE
Modern Elevator BLDG

Available Jan. L; 1-bedrm. apt, sol
To responsible people only. Nc
children or pets. See res. mgr.
21Ol New Hampshire ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
Monroe Nelson Apis.
SPACIOUS, DE LUXE
3-BEDROOM APIS.

All utilities furnished. For informa.
ton. call OV. 3-5173 or TIE. 6-9272
Commonwealth and Monroe aveS.
Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COUPLE, 3-year-old girl, cocker span
iel. desire 2-bedroom unfurnished
home out Of NV. or ne D. c. limits.
Up to $50. Call after pm, RA.
6-2140. 3Os
PHYSICIAN wants to rent unfurn. 4
or 5-bedrm. house in Bethesda or
Call DIR. GENE GORDON, DI. 7-46S6
or write GO Hotel Mayflower, Wash
ington, D. c. 3Os
Evening star., 1953-12-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-LOCUST HILLS - Ram.
bier. reduced: 3 bedrms.. 2h baths
de luxe kit. sep. din. rm., den;
superb ground-level recr. rm. By
OWNER. OIL. 4-3O33. 20
BETHESDA; North Bethesda Grove
SsfCy. SsGg Edward ard, avei;-SlI4,4s5, if solo
new houses in this GUSs saSdiSisiOn vi S1nf' i
town rd. direct to the house Due
70 unusual circumstances must sell
Ior considerably less than cost
rms is a new house occupied only
one month. Detached brick front
tw9 t,,l1 di1iH. story; containing living room
bedrooms and bath. Full daylight
and large lot. Total purchase pric,
before January l. SLABS. Pur.
na cnaSer can assume GI trust Of
about Sl1 .525 at AZ interest. Cash
principal payments to carry this
flne home. Sold only to approved
purchaser. The house is vacant
and ready to move into. Phone ST
5000 during ONCE hours. Nights
:, pnone AD. 1883. for details. -2g
baths: This Ice. i' red Brick Is0rmsb rambler
also has lge. sep. din. rm. and hug
all-elec. kit; nice level lot: clos,
to schools. shopping and transp I'
LIN osGqSs REST1Yn REEsfd IN c0 low iNs 8Hs RIL
kENsiNcToNLThree-bedrm. "a Pm ram.
pier; full bsmt.; fenced yard; IL
$l4. 800. LO 4-O54S.
MONTGOMERY HILLS - Pre-wa,
prick; large bedrooms. SIg5OO
wAhTERR hHE EREW REEb 5dATf' JRi Riks aS7Ols
fireplace. . bedrms., sep. din. rm.
oak trees, azaleas. maenolias, dog.
CG%lJDE CGGdTI wnon ne% schools; fl1 ooG s15,s5O
GRACEFUL COLONIAI-1'his home
please the most fastid,ous. Large
living rm. with fireplace. guest SIZED
olnlng, I'm. and aitrac. kitchen; 3
good bedrms. and bath; full bsmt.
Price. Sl1.950. WOOD CO. lIi5S
Ga; L,dn aye, Silver spring. Nd. Lo
HERE'S 4 "a kEaI An VALUE. 4-bedrm
la-bath brick Cape Cod. with rec
rm.. nice-sized level lot. oil INV h,
IN good neighborhood, near transp
To reach: Out Mass. ave. beyond
simmer finme .Do,ssl to W,ssihondinE on left, CON
erty and open sign. Bill
LINGSLFY REALTY CO, INC
AZ az Wis. ave, Chevy Chase. b. c.
gomery County? Call us and receive
3 to 10. pictures weekly Of new list
lngs of homes. BAINUM REAL
ESTATE. JU. $1,000.
GREENWICH FOREST - S4- 900 TO
- $4,000 CASH WILL HANDLE
First offering of attractive brick
Colonial home with bedrm. and bath
on LIST floor: bedrms. on 2nd floor
with huge oak trees; screened porch
with large. adjacent patio; maids
room and lavatory in bsmt. Priced
reasonably at $24.50O. MOVE IN
NEXT WEEK. Ewes. OIL. 4-oToO
or OIL. 4-067O. SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY, INC, OIL, 6-7SO0.