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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-12
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

FURNITURE MOVING Of any Eino
experienced help. reas. rates; free
estimates. Phone u. 2.2llI. Night
phone. ia, 2-9596. -i3
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENT stor.
age-.-Low a. s. per mo-: reasonable
moving rates; We. and D. c. SAFETY
STG a TRANSIT CO. TIE. 6-hI 81
MOVING RARGAIN-Driver and truck
for. moving and hauling. You helr
and save. Day and evening serv.
ice, 7-days q week. Ia. 9-O115. --1E
LIGHT HAULING, local moving. s.
Z. MORRIS. 1910 18th st. NV Cali
To 2-1150 after { pm
WE MOVE ODDS AND ENDS or en-
tire household: reasonable; quick
x trSnSts!. AG ~ 7-@T IA; srrrTFIl2 :,
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
AGE CO.. NC. Established l906)
TRUCKS, 2-ton van for hire l man,
-; 2 men. $3.50 per hr.. also by
JOB; any time. Elk. 3-7737; RE.
R0Y YgGi TRANsFER-ws move sS BY
Sj ~ !: $40. 81. s.SisS .: p !:
ARE TSu MOVING to California 20 OF
to some other western state? Daily
service on household goods and
Ff SsRs & lSsef ma. ra s9s5sJ' uDsoN
EDEEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
Feas. ia. 9-2937; ewes, RA. 3-1416.
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co-oPERATIVE ATS. SALE

ONE -BEDRM. DE LUKE APT, in
modern 3-yr. -old bldg; foyer. 22-ft.
uy. rm., dinette, stainless-stee
kitchen, twin size bedrm.; 2 blks. to
shopping and transp.; $31 mainte-
nance per no. To inspect call Mr..
Holland. ewes. OIL. 9-S679. H. @.
S sM p5oS Co. 81 18th st. NV"
PRIVATE ENTRANCE to eround-fioo
apt; In good location ca unusual ar.
includes Az rms, kitchens and
bath; location. opposite Rock Greek
Park, one block from extensive shop
ping and TRANSPORTATION. Price,
$4,000 with terms. Please call Mr..
Gavin with H. O.. SMITHY CO..
Sc 1880; res: AID, 2.50O4. LA
front corner location with good out
look: u block NV. 18th and Co.
I'd. An excellent value ct $3.50,
with $4,000 cash. Please call Mr..
Gavin with H. @. SMITHY CO.. ST.
$4,000; res, AID. 2-5O04. liz
DE LUKE 2-BEDRM. 2-BATH corner
apt. with south and west exposures
overi9oking Rock Greek Park; mod
large living rm:. dining space, stain
less steel kitchen. extraordinary
closet. space. Close to extensive
shopping and transportation; price
S1S,g5O with excellent terms. Please
cal Mr: Gavin with H. @. EMITHY
Co., ST. $4,000; res. AID. 2-5OO4.
FEW APARTMENTS in the CITY can
compa4e in size or elegance with This
oneLing; spacious foyer. drawing rm,
SOx25, din. rm. 15xIS, den 14xI4,
tw1n-sized bedrms., Q baths, kit,
pantry and adjoining maids rm
sna Eath. The apartment com
mas south, east and west exposures
eacn with q view. The location is
close IN yet surprisingly quiet; hrtel
SaTaSe and dining room ad DIN the
building. The price Of S2S,5OO Is
h lar below that of a comparable
H. G SMTTHY Co. 81. a.aSoa;
res, AID. 2-5OO4, 10
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THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
WEST ,EY HALF,
ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG, sober man desires single
room and board in N. Arlington
LADY DESIRES Ink. room in. quiet
home downtown or cow. NV. Feb.
10. State terms. Box 1907. Star.
PERM. WOMAN EMPLOYE needs
enc. apt. or room with full KIT.
privils. Conn. or Wis. ave. pref.
Box 2S7-X. star. is
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BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity, and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. .176s Pa. ave. NV.
BOOKS NSEsEsDED-Hiehest cash price.
paid; books removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 724 9th
st. NV, ME. S.59o5.
CAMERA WANTED. highest quality;
also movie camera, prof.. lenses. Mr.,
ADLER. 926 D st. NV. RE. 7-2436.
DIAMONDS, gold. platinum, ETC.
highest cash prices. ARTHUR
Markell, $40 r street NV.
ton. gold and silver; cash paid
ERNEST BURK, GA 18th st. NV.
plete household. etc. AID. 4-SS79i
Ewes and Sundays, Ii. 6-251S.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
So -earS HOPWOOD'S. 9Th and K
SITS. NV, NE. S-52S7.
EURNITURE-Wan today. large OF
small amount good furniture, most
anything. suitable good homes. Also
need refrigerators, gas range anc
good piano. Call MR.. GRADY. MA
S.2679,
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ANTIQUES

Do not sell -FOUR valuable antique
china glass, furniture, etc., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisalS.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
To. 2-2727 RIA. 3-7sos
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AIR COMPRESSORS, portable, &C
cfm or Morgan with Jack hammers
hose and tools; no Junk. Call price
make and condition to ia. 2-9746
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords' applicant waitinl
houses or sublets: Wash, Va. white
oOen DAYS MA 2-aO01
MEMBER OF SENATOR'S STAFF de-.
sires furnished 1-bedrm. apt, NV
Phone National $500. Ext. 1868
MISS ROMERO. 12s
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40 VARNIJM ST NE

AZ VARNUM ST. NE.
N. of Catholic Univ.-This mod. de
luxe apt. consists of lge. liV. rm.,
dinette, kit. bedrm., bath, lge.
bsmt. and is in a COW. in town.
/ bus fare loc.; rent S1O5 plus
utils.. nicely furn.. available immed.
10 inspect call, RA. 6-2569. IL
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CALy RT HOUSE. 1401 18th ct. NV.
Large, nIcelv furn. rms. selected
DfSSiN'S GUEST HOUSE. 2013 Mass.
ave. NV. Considered to be one OF
the incest guest. homes in Washing
ton. Have several vacancies for young
men and women. Pleasant sur
roundings. Our food is delicious.
Excellent transportation. DE. 2-979S.
Sc. sECTION-1 or . men; in mod
ern home. Before IL, call 10,
2-9sgI; after Il, MA. S-2402, LII
1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
End a., sele. and dble. Newly deco
rated. 2 good meals. Cow. tranSp.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
23lO ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan. excel.
meals: home atmosphere. no. 2.3666.
WESLEY HALL
1926 21st ST. NV. Hu. 3-3624
90 residence halls catering to young
men and women Running water.
Daily maid service. Bendix washers.
SeIective restaurant-style menu.
decoration room. Free dances.
movies and TV
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ANTIOUES

Furniture. bric-a-brac. china glass
ware. Oriental art objects. jewelry.
rugs stlverware. paintings, por-
Call MURRAY Ia 1883.
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2-BEDRM. DUPLEX
APT. HOMES =
S73. 50-S68

Not including utilities; private front
and rear entrance; acres Of beauti-
full lawn, play areas, complete
kitchen, automatic gas heat. laun-
dry facilities. private parking, shop
ping center, schools. bus service. Dr.
ave, right on Branch to sign on left
TX. P. II, turn right to rental Of
nee, $500 1verson st. SIC. 10. 9-978S.
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TARPAULINS
TIRES
SAVE 4n%

New Dayton tires. all sizes in stock,
house. STANDARD TIRE a. BAT
d ddEY CO. so 6. II 9TH st. ne "a open
spgs.. ca. S12; 3-drawer chest, So;
good cond. LO. $4,000.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood portable
new. $50. Ii. 4-7970. Ia
TYPEWRITERS-2 /, C, Smiths, 2
r Hhpn e :. E Sxr sSa947; e. ml2 =
Underwood. [, c. smith, ss5 and
up All in good working order Rem
tais re2aiEs, all makes CENTRAL
I'X Hu ss5ia 60 2olS 18th st
TYPEwRITERS REPAIRED, work
s sna;I,antsed reaS, save Sob bring nj IN
14th st, NV. BELA'S. ..
TYPEWRITER SALE-Underwood and
s EsIntnst our S Originally lao 'olf m new
quantity; CENTRAL. 2o1o l4th st,
TYPEWRITERS. port; new; free home
f ff@. Ex s VI I EYES, oE E1l fss P9
VACUUM clearance; upright cleaners.
$3.50. now $3.50; hand cleaner,
81 others. 1912 Lee hwy. IA.
vAcsGgUtMi clearance special. ,GE tank a
3s12 Lee hwy, ia. S-49l4. ia
VACUUM. ELECTROLUX. l yr. old;
excel. cond; highest bidder. Cali
after 4 pm. 10. 2-3377.
VACUUM CLEANER1 IN sell brand d
VENDING MACHINES iI91. nuts or
gum; never used. Call JU. SOTO
after 6 pm. IA
WASHER, automatic whirlpool, floor
m a. H. 6 syso warranty; list Sat s5
WASHER, Easy spindrier; auto.
timer; very good cond., $50. WA. q
WASHER. Blackstone wringer washer,
f Ric P eo 1853 ss i Ha1l 81 NV sI s.
WASHER. apt. size. Hotpoint. auto
matte; in very good condition; $50.
wRhae SMv EN-, 2-9540: -
wringer. Cali 10. a-5436. Ia
WASHERS-DRYERS
Guaranteed; .S1s,95 up; Cal. for
gg GIT Old aN nae aHpG,rrP g SMITH Fl
NE. Ii. 3-0696.
WASHING MACHINE; used; rent or
buy: So per mo-; guar. DOWD'S,
EN- 2-7300. 4412 Conn. ave. Ia
WASHING MACHINE. ABC-O-MATIC.
new, list S309.95. sacrifice S215.95.
Eully guar. Proctor & HUTCH1N-
son. S710 18th st. NV. ia. $4,000.
WASHING MACHINE. Launderall, au-
tomato; recently reconditioned; $40.
WISHING MACHINE, WESTINGHOUSE
Lsundromat, Lbs. floor sample, 1853
model. Fully guar. List $500 .95. Re-
duced S235. PROCTOR & HUTCH
1NSON, $40 18th st. NV. Ia.
MODERNISTIC PICTURE Of cement
with sculptured clay facade, base
relief effect, striking African theme,
about SKI u it.. eolors, gray, black,
white. Was featured in The Star.
Phone La TRASH, ewes, EN-. 3-7714
or no. 2-2425
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SPECIAT.l

We are Just completing the
original cooperative sale OF
the Mendoza. q flne IRE
proof, 7-Story elevator bldg.
at 1920 goth st. NV, IA
wonderfully convenient in
town location). There are still
several spacious apis. avail
able at the original low
priceSi All apis. contain lge.
Nv; rm;. full din. rm.. entrance
baths and from : to 4 bed
rms. AL have excellent closet
space. storage lockers, loft.
ceilings and 3 full exposures.
Some are completely redec-
GRATED and fully modernized.
Prices for these house. size
apis. range from only $4,000
to 100000. with reasonable
terms. These must really be
seen to be appreciated and
will be open Sat. and SUM-,
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop apt. authority since 1920.
Bldg. MA. $3.50
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COL0RED-LovELY front single bed
rm.; privileges. Call after $50 PM.
ia. 9-1904. -l3
cOLORED-FRONT ROOM-settled
lady, home privil.; no smoking or
drinking. RIA. 6-3S42, 729 Shep-
coLoREDED DouBLE FRONT room
Avail. now. Phone TU. 2-O349.
- sGLE.. RIM. Refined
gentleman. 516 Park I'd. NV,
RIA. 6-3745. Ia
COLORED-ROOM for refined work.
ing girl; cheap; vic. Ga. ave. Cali
before pm, AID. 4-6657. --13
COLORED-1113 p ST. N.W.-Lge.
upstairs furnished room; cooking
$3.50 mo. or SS.75 wk. Apply
basement room. MRS. HALL, LIB
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SOUTHEAST

SOUTHEAST
39IS 4th st. Sc; brand-new 2-bed-
rm. unit; 90 min downtown via
South Capitol st. Bridge; $50 80.
UN. 4-35GN. = b ---17
on WEBSTER ST. NE.
Beaut., mod. apt, consisting Of Ice.
liv. rul., diuette, kit. bedrm., bath
and laundry. All cow. Of q modern
apt, with the atnOxphere and ac-
Available now. Rent. SS6, plus utils.
]. B. T1FFEY q SON. RIA. 0-2669.
ia
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1923 LANIER ST. N.w.-House- sig,
apt. with bedrms., baths ITe
Nv, rm.. din. rm.. center entrance
ball, pantry, kit. garage and maid;
rm; for only SIT 800 to Q purchaser
with substantial cash,
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sLAUdHTERs HOTEL
Newly decorated rms. 24-hr. maid
switchboard and elev. serv. Sgles
SO; dbies., $15 weekly. NO. 7-466C
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ANTIQUES WANTED

ANTIQUES WANTED
eilverSare. any cond.. Iewelry. brio
KRUPSAW MILESTONE, NO. 10000.
BEDROOM. dining room contents Of
home. Cash. We do moving, storage
ia 9-2937; evenings, RIA. STAG
12s
BEDRM. AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL UNTIL z PM. EN-. 2-6677.
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HOTEL, 144O

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Located between Pentagon and r..
Belvoir. in downtown Alex, $50 per
mo. Couples only. Call between
$3.50 and 6:30 emily. TIE. 6-6670.
RIM, KITCHEN APIS,
18th and Calf, 14th and Girard. 1st
JONES REALTY CO., 2217 14th st.
FAIRMONT ST.
NV room. kit, bath; $65 mo.
c SGTSR De- aIIoS M sT. NE rms,
kit. and bath, $S6 mo-; adults only;
immed. occup. To inspect. call ME.
COI0RED-1S1S 18th ST. NV
Large rm.. kit. and serlibath. In
spect. then call CO. 5-6222.
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WE TI,pH HAVE e A ZZJyIr1A AND RogsEs
WEEKpHYs. o.: SAT-. SUN. 3,
ACNE RENTAL AND REALTY CO,
PA BOND BLDG, Ma. S-0007.
14th ST: AND Ny. AVE. NV.
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Own Your Own Apt. Home
Since. 1920. hundreds and hundreds
OF home hunters have found the
perfect solution to their housinS
neeas under this heading. The fol-
lowing Mstings may All be seen bv
calling the number listed below.
1908 LANIER PL. Nw-charm,nv
corner apt. in an exceliently main.
tained bldg; bedrm., liv, rm..
entrance hall. attractive modern
KIT. dinette. and bath: low operat-
ing cost; only $26 so per mo-; COW.
% 20 o Shops and quick transp: only
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PARK VISTA APIS, m

PARK VISTA APIS, NC.
3434 18th ST. Sc.
Spacious .2-bedrm. apts.. avail. March
and April L; $50 mo-, including
utils. 10. BOOTS. JE. 2-7S49.
JE. 2-4591. liz
Three rms, kit. and bath; private;
entire End floor; SIPS per mo. on
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-20O5
22l CHANNING ST. NE. LIST floor
March 4. SIS.
1912 Pa. ave. Sc, bsmt.-Two rms,
kit, bath; all utils. furn. $42.50.
S22 K st. s.e.-Two rms, semipvt.
bath: all utils. furn. $40.55.
GIT Pa. Ave. S.Es Ii. 7-10S8
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THE NEW
BRANDYWINE TERRACE
APARTMENTS
SOME APIS. AVAILABLE
IMMEDIATELY

FOR NEAR-FUTURE OCCUPANCY
1-Bedrn1. Apis. $50. 90
GRoUND-FLooR LEVEL
2-BedrIn. Apis. $o4.50
tHUGE CLOSETS THROUGHOUT
ALL UTILS. INCLUDED
AGENTS ON PREMISES
DAILY, SAT-, SUN, 1-DARK
Directions: South Capitol st. to At
iantic st. Sc. left to 4th ST.. right
to Brandywine st., left to apis.
ALLIANCE REALTY co.
Elk. 3-5454 NE. $500
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New Dayton tires, all sizes in stock,
white-walls included, at the ware
house. STANDARD TIRE 81 BAT
Terry CO., IL 9TH st. ne. Open
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Goth ST.. " block Conn. ave. and R
l room, Kitchen. bath; shower, no
one no pe av sdSBRed 6 6Sr
$3.50 to. only quiet person with
proper reference. Box 274-X Star.
12S
307 DECATUR ST. NV bedrm.
Nv. rm. kit. and bath; avail. March
II; $3.50 per mo. Close to every
thing Us Cal IT, 2sSsQ0.
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT

AN ~ I'D bOOOII I
China, furniture. silverware, jewelry
and Chinese art objects. ANY guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. IA. q
6333: ewes. EN- 3.f7Rh
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2ND-FLOoR furn. studio ant, semi.
downtown: sos. DI. 7-2435. ~;
2517 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. studio rm.
kit, dinette bath; clean and com
Portable; sos mo. AID. 4-1635. IL:
COUPLE tsober); private bath. 451
MASS. ave. NV. NE. 8-0490. IL:
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GOLD
GUNS
DOCS, PETS, ETc.

WE pA slA EfaaE 81 s cEsH PRICES
Call Day or Night. ~. 0-30S0
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APIS. FURNISHED tcent.l

1922 BILTMORE ST. NV. near 1stt
and Col. I'd, bedrm. -liv. rm. comb.
kit. $59.10 mo. incl. utils. NE
$4,000. EN-. 3-4648. -1S
1850 COLUMBIA RID. NV, - Mt
Pleasant car. Extra Ice. liv.. rm,.
windows, / bedrm.. pvt. bath. mod
Kit. Beaut. furn. 4 closets. Suitable
for 3 girls. S35 ca, la
NEAR WALTER REED in apt. bldg,
Lge. liv. rm.. dinette, bedrm.. foyer
kit. and hath: 1st fir. front apt. !;
beautifully furn.; excel. tond.; ian.
itor service. $110 incl. utils. Adults,
no pets. Avail. now. RIA. 3-1696.
2 BEDRMS., lge. liy. rm.. kit. bath,
storerm. $3.50 incl, utilS. N. Alex.
10 minis. to airport, Pentagon OF
wash. Bus at corner: avail. the 18th
RIA. 6-5022. -15
GEORGETOWN-1 or 2 men: first
hocr. 3 expos; liv. rm., bedrm.. kit,
bath: SEQ. incl. utils. DU. 1910,
Mr.. 18th AND WEBSTER NV
rms, screened porch. completely
iHrn,; 5 mr. stores and transp. $65
LARGE BEDRM.. living rm., dinette
kit. !TV; nicely located; S125 pei
month. TIE. 6-O6S2 Ia
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ROCK CREEK, APIS
PAIL Goth ST. NV.
"a NEW BUILDING)
Overlooking Rock Creek Park, 1 block
Conn. ave: efficiency; $35 wk.: 1
bedrm.. $50 wk.. furn.; maid serv.;
DE 2-0927 IL
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MODERNISTIC PICTURE of cement
with sculptured clay facade, base
relief effect, striking African theme
about 5x1 u it: colors, gray. black
Phone La TRASH. ewes, EN-. 3-77i4
or no. 2-242h
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WASHERS-DRYERS
G SGn1. tnS, s, Sls rs up Call 70.
your old machine. P. o. SMITH
SALES AND SERVICE. 1874 h st.
NE. Ii. 3-0696.
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1888 ADAMS MILL RID. NV, enc.
apt. avail. after Feb. Fl; S79.5O a
mo; see janitor on premises or
LEGUM 81 GERBER REALTY CO.
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Coop apt. authority since 1920.l
Bldg. MA. S-9565
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1893 N. Goth ST, ROssLYN. va
bedrm. apt. $50 per mo. Ideal for
college students of GEORGETOWN or
bachelors. Call MR.. RAMEY. FIN.
$4,000, between 0 and 8. liz
LARGE MODERN 1-bedrm.: Sc: ex-
Gel. transp. $50 mo-. incl. utils.
2-O06ti. l6s
4I23 4th ST. S.E.-one-bedrm apt.
refgr. included. Tenants furn. utilS
$780, HACKMAN-SCHEUCH, INC,
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Me- BLDG, mr.. Dupont Circle -
Elev. service. Garage avail. Effec..
$Sl 90. One-bedrm.. S110. Avail.
immed. HO. 2-9269 or AID. 4-141S.
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Def. 2-StORY BRICKS bedrms..
hv: rm.. din. Irm., kit. bath. bsmt.
Refined residential neighborhood.
Conv. to shop. center, churches,
,ublic and pvt. schools. 10 min. to
Pentagon. S140 mo. Call TIE. 6-55S0.
Evening star., 1953-12-24
A GREETING To
Our CHRISTIAN \ NE1GHlBoRs :; 6;

High Hydays many
tns have rendered their spiritual
radehp the spirit extend the devou Christians city
these prayerful greetings
In the past weeks the children faith of Israel celebrated Hanuka
festival light remember the Of the Mabee than
two thousand religious liberty against Heenst tyranny
their the that
faith
of Israel the torch raised high by these wart Maccabee
past that bazed the trail ofgh the coming Christianity for their
spiritual strength and cica rededaon faced the
forces religious decadence within intolerance
democratic state of free would have been born
gather your prayer before the
of Almighty God hearts joined with the
earth for WILL lives reconsecrated with the fellow
citizens this blessed land the will for the good that makes possible world
my and to all the Christian faith everywhere who have faced the
without eended the
kinds maevoence who have shared the worlds who have
been the living witness of faith To do justly to love
and to walk humby with thy God" >s..s@
May unite Christian and Jew this festival
world high dspel darkness that God
His wisdom has mankind into the orbit
the blind that all the of the earth
that He shall the strength to right
that the Individual everywhere shall have dvne
naenah rights guarded by neghbor who will live brothers.
RABBI NORMAN GERSTENFELD
Minister of THE WASHINGTON HEBREW CONGREGATION
Evening star., 1953-12-24
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France Seen Ripe for Change
Observers Say Tolk of q Coup d'Etot Is in the Air
And Thot Only the Reds Could Succeed in This

technical personnel at the
French airports and in the
post Offices during the busy
Yuletide season are insignif-
icant incidents compared with
the financially crippling wave
of strikes during the height of
the tourist season last sum-
mer. Nonetheless they are con-
Sidered important as showing
the growing discomfort among
all classes of Frenchmen. who
seem to be getting in that dan
gerous frame of mind where
everybody hates everybody
else.
Some French newspapers,
commenting on the lamentable
exhibition the politicians have
given at Versailles say: 'The
piling up of spite and rancor
will make the next cabinet
crisis an insoluble problem.
From now on the question Of
the dissolution of Parliament
is on the agenda. The other
: alternative Is a coup d'etat."
), These. feared words coup
d'etat"' have been whispered
in France for some time now.
The French people. dis
illusioned by the Fourth Re-
public as they were by the
Third, which had plunged
them unprepared into two
disastrous wars. are ready for
a major change. Nothing,
they say. can be worse than
what they have at present:
Unscrupulous politicians
jockeying for power for a few
months. while France. the
richest. the most imaginative
and the thriftiest country in
Europe, is just going to the
dogs.
The developments in West
Germany, where despite the
last catastrophe war people
have been able to get back on
their feet. thanks to an honest
and good administration, have
accentuated the Illustration Of
the average Frenchman.
A coup d'etat could easily
Evening star., 1953-12-24
Constantine Brown

The deep gulf which divides
the French political parties
right and left Of the center
has been clearly shown by the
election for a President of the
Republic. This is a purely
honorary post. Outside the
good pay of about $125,000 a
year; a residence in Paris,
particularly nice during these
days Of housing shortages:
and a delightful hunting lodge
at Rambouillet. it offers MOTH
ing-not even major head
aches. The president of France
carries less political weight
than our proverbial MIR.
Throttlebottonl.
During the 80 years since
France last, switched from a
monarchy to q republic there
seldom have been more than
two or three ballots on elec-
ton Of the chief magistrate.
Yet the present election has
lasted for q whole week. The
members Of the upper and
lower, houses q Parliament, as
the elected representatives of .
the nation, choose a new Pres
ident. This procedure does
away with a popular referen-
dunn and has the same validity.
Yet the political strife in
France is so deep that these
legislators were unable to come
to an agreement until yester-
day when they finally ended
their wrangling by electing
Rene Coty.
This fact Is considered by
those who observe European
affairs closely not as an acci-
dent but as a symptom which
may lead to important devel-
opments in the near future.
Those who have followed
French affairs dispassionately
in the last IL months believe
that France is ripe for a
drastic political change. The
rank and file of the popula-
tion are frustrated by bad
management. The strikes of
Evening star., 1953-12-24

In an effort to forestall a
bad psychological reaction to
its new programs which in
virtually every area involve
a retreat and regrouping of
forces, President Eisenhower
has stressed repeatedly that
the administration will not al
low a depression to happen.
This reflects the almost NOR
bid sensitivity of Republicans
to the old Hoover depression
situation. 9a
= Not all of them go SO far as
to refer to 1888 as one Con-
gresham does as "the year
Roosevelt closed all the banks"
but they are acutely aware of
what it would mean to them
to be associated with hard
times again. Hence the feeling
that a psychological offensive
is necessary.
Inspired stories have been
published that anti-depression
blueprintS are in the making.
The description given of such
blueprints contains nothing
very new or different but is
the pump-priming chiefly of
the early New Deal. This
would require very little more
exertion than busting off some
files and is probably not very
well suited to an economy
which has expanded and
changed so greatly in the past
20 years.
Evening star., 1953-12-24

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these prayerful greetings.