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Evening star., 1953-04-09

Upper Conn. Avenue, ShirIinston
Baby Boys Girls S1695 Coats ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sl2 es
Tsss: TS%s: s ssy:
Boys (s to 6x) $695 to $2295 COat-sets
Girls TO ~ ssss TO SEQ sssSs Coat: Coat:
Sub-Teen $500 to $52OO Coats to $50 IS
Girls g to sx sss5 to slss5 Spring Suits e5 %
@ 70 sss 49, ss' to s e ss5S sS Spring Suits
Tots to Teens sls5 to $685. Spring ---$ 90 to 3o5
BRIDAL SHoP-Seventh Floor
SIPS White Princess Lace and Satin Wedding Sizes
ss25 Imported chantiIy and satin wedding
1s7as5 white Chantiy Lace and Nyon Tue wedding Dress
1sas5 Ice Blue Satin and Tulle wedding Dress Size
Chiffon and Velvet Wedding Dresses in blush
1ssss Imported Eyeiet Embrodered osandy wedding
1sss7s white wedding Dress with
Group to $685. wedding Desses Broken sizes $40 to o
Group $2S to $ss5 Bridesmaid Evening variety
LINGERIE-Seeond Floor
6O495 and $95 Cotton shortes with nylon
lace trm pastels of blue pink yellow and mint Sizes 80
IS ssss Cotton striped shorty Pajamas and Matching
Nyon Permanently Peated Grecian Gowns in
os SASS Nyon Trco Gowns assorted styles We
p9s d1d ss ot stinS sizes Rs2oe 81 to ps3,m
or yellow with white sizes 80 to
adjustable straps White pink black and navy sizes 81
to AZ but not in every color SI6 Ss
eo$sss Nylon Slips trims Pink and
NyOn Lace trimmed slips One torso
style with nylon bodice and full skirt Of nyon aea with
On lacy Ia y hem White black; sizes 80 to s8 IS es
lace trim peats eyelet and cover-ba tops White 80
60 sas5 Rayon slips bodces nylon
,.o hens sa =: White; sizes 30 to SO
SO$SSS NyROn Slips with coverbra tops tailored dressy
styles White and pink; sizes 80 to 80 IS
lacy hens Also tailored styles with double trimmed
bodices and hens suit slips with caisole tops White pink
2OOs25O nylon trims Pink
lOos25O NlOn TcO Flare Pantes with nyon trm white pink
or blue in sizes 6, and e5
sSsss5 NyOn Petcoats with nyon embroidered trims
IS to M s2Ss 81 Ncn S Ss Tco 70 and NyIon Ta.
discontinued styles from famous manufacturers White
10 pairs S1.s5 Wool warmers s5e
2OSlos5 and $12e5 NylOn TOt Slips navy white
LINGERIE-Street Floor TobIe
75sS5 NyIOn TricO Slips with nylon embroidery
1sO-SSs5 Permanently PIeated PecOats in white pink blue
q few black Sizes NJ and dL-------------------Sses
Pink and blue sizes S, and
7S$1 RayOn TrieOt Briefs in white; sizes and
ss75O and $40 NyIon Girdles with lastex panel sides
and 6 lengths. Upper fasteners Nude sizes 2 to 27 So s5
WO95 $3.50 RayOn Satin Lastex and Cotton Girdles in
15 length Nude few blues and blacks sizes Is to 80 Not
- all coors in every size 5.s5
and back; sizes rs to 80 Also panty girdles
ss2s Cotton Eyelet strapss Bras in white with white ana
blue embroidery Sizes 80 to 3s A. and cups---$l.4s
JEWELRY-Street Floor
eHsl $1s5 Necklaces Bracelets Pins Earrings
metals beads rhinesones and coored stones for 81
ss to $40 Necklaces Bracelets Pins Eang in simulated pea
Evening star., 1953-04-09
WINTER coATS-Third Floor

Fues Coats, styles
in fleece and textured wooens Black brown and pastes
sizes to 16
-es $7975 $8975 Fitted Dress Coats textured
ems. Brown black and coors: 10 to is ---- SIS
Textured WoOlen Coats dressy
styles Pastels; mostly a kind in broken
misses WOOlen Coat with leopard collar.
Green;
4-Nisses grey
lamb collar deep muff-cuffs sizes to 14----- $e5
1-JunOr $25 WOOn Coat with black Persian lamb
Beige; size $65
Bombay collar
cuffs Aqua blue; sizes II to S65
$145 WOOlen Meaga Coat with
yoke Beige; size
WOOlen Coat with collar
Black,
4-WOmen's $l45
zbene Boy styles with ascot collars in black or rst sizes
1914
$7s75 Fues Coats in fleece suede and
poodle Fitted and boXy styles in and BEIGE sizes
12h 1612 $45
7-Womens Coats bouce poodle
wooens with aScots Of black Persian lamb and dyed fitch
Green, and black; sizes 12h to 16h
4WOmen $7975 Furred Coats in needpont broadcoh and
muskrat
Rust green sizes 1871 to
2-WOmens wool bouce with fitch
collars Fitted styles in 10 and IL $65
6WOmens $45 $195 Fitted Coats ForStmann
Juiard poodecoh with mink beaver and black dyed Per-
trim; green, black in 141s
W0mens $45 Furred Goats in Forstmanns Mreaga JuardS
Astranda with Of Ranch Mink dyed Fitch and
grey Persian Lamb Black green red blue sizes 0
-$8
Evening star., 1953-04-09
BUDGET SPORTS sHoP-street Floor

3OO-$595 Spring Skirts wool orion pastels
and whites in pleaed styles; sizes to 5 Wool hannels,
tweeds plads checks in slim and ared styles Pastes
navy brown grey, white with navy grey checks Sizes
10 to 81
Evening star., 1953-04-09

Spring suedes and eeces Pastel colors
Sizes to IS SIS
Winter Coats in all wool needle point with Persian
yokes Royal only. Sizes and II
Teens S45 suedes with fitted cuffs and
nointed collars Broken sizes in pastel colors S2e
Evening star., 1953-04-09
DISCUSSION ON
MODERN FURNITURE?
/NH~o D Ers~%0~l

Could we please have a dis
cussion, the pros and cons OF
modern furniture? BY that I
mean the light wood finishes
such as gray or lime oak. I
do not care for the very blond
finish.
We have to replace some
pieces CIV and desk). so would
like to know if other people
are happy with their choice.
Does it show dust as dark
wood does? How about scuff
marks? Would it look odd to
have couple of pieces in lime
oak along with dark wood foi
awhile It'll I can get it al
matched? Please help me make
q decision on this.
/ am a young housewife
with one child and would like
to have easy-to-keep furniture
but / must be sure before we
invest in any expensive furni-
ture.
Evening star., 1953-04-09
SUIT SHoP-Third Floor

2Sses $975 S65 WoOen Suits in gabardne worsted an
nels Mostly of kind: broken and
20-sSes WOmens $65 WOOlen Suits tweeds
1annes Mron fabrics Pastels and -----------S4o
10-MsSes SIS and $975 WOOen Suits worsteds
navy and paSe Broken $50
6-MsSes $9S75 WOOn Suits in worsted Miron
fabrics Fitted and boxy styles in and pases
sizes
Evening star., 1953-04-09

Teens Dresses Suits, Goats, Separates! 4th Floor
Evening in nyon staess styles Baerne
length white and pastels. Broken sizes
Evening star., 1953-04-09
WHOLE WHEAT BREAD?
Ia. G.. W1ShinQtonl

WHOLE WHEAT BREAD?
"A. c., Washington
Is it possible that in your
files you have a recipe for 100
per cent wholewheat bread
which has the textures and
lightness of the well-known
whole-wheat bread sold COM
mercially at the leading chain
stores?
I have tried many, many
recipes and have not succeeded
in getting a loaf of the desired
texture and lightneSs. I make
a white loaf which is very
delivious and a whole-wheat
loaf using whole wheat and
white flours which Is usually
good but my family would like
a loaf using just whole wheat
which is light and generally
good.
I would appreciate it very
much If you could furnish me
with a recipe for bread Of this
type.
+
IN ITALIAN, PLEASE?
mrs. L. v. X, SilUer Spring.
I would like to know where
I could get information on
securing directions written in
Italian for needlework, cro-
cheting, etc., also where Italian
newspapers can be obtained II
any are available.
Evening star., 1953-04-09

Diet you will even find baked
potatoes and can add a tea
spoon Of sugar to your coffee if
you wish. I offer the diet to
you each spring.
Here are tomorroW's menus:
Evening star., 1953-04-09
elleffs
Street
ShI'linstoH
Silve, Spring
4473 Conn. Avenue
Bethesdo
SPRING coATs-Third Floor

SPRING coATS-Third Floor
1OJunOr Pastel Fleece Goats in SLIM chesterfield and ared
styles Natural blue and red; sizes to Is $29
-JunOrS $595 Dyed Flannel Fitted Coats
to 13 $40
yarn dyed grey flannel
sizes 10, 16 $50
misses S5975 Casual Coat with belted back Nude; size
Misses $95 Casual Fleece Goats with picked collar
front cuffs Nude, apricot and blue; sizes 10 to $50
4Ta Misses $595 Textued WoOlen Quarter Toppers in
gold, pink blue sizes IL to $40
SMes S4975 ium Lined Pastel Fleece Goats in white pink
and blue; sizes to $50
B-WOmens $597 Coats suedewoo styles
blue BEIGE sizes 10 to
G-WOmens $39 Casual Coats in pin mixture
styles in blue beige coral sizes 10 to 22 SO
G-WOmens $11O Casual Coats with stitched
shoulder yoke Rose and blue; sizes 1871 and 1914
&-Womens $8975 Wool and Cashmere Coats with mum lining
Boxy casual styles in and BEIGE sizes 1914 to 6h-$65
Nude blue beige coral; sizes 1914 to 1914 SOS
6-WOmens $6975 Casual Coats imported tweed with mum
Innings Nude blue beige coral; sizes 121a to
3-WOmens $9875 FOrstmann Mlaeen Twill Toppers with
shoulder yokes roll collars Black and navy sizes 1917 to
1872 $S5
WOmens $7975 VerdOna Wool Crepe Topper with tuck detail
pockets Black, and blue; sizes 1914 to 1871
WOmens $6975 Short Reversible JacketTOpperS fae
gabardine Navy, beige and sizes IL to 20- $40
&-WOmens $4975 Short with fared tuxedo
Black navy beige aqua sizes 1911 to $35
Evening star., 1953-04-09
BLOUSE SHoP-Third Floor

&095 BlOuSes in with jewel necnes and short
sleeves Blue grey, beige; sizes 80 to IS
$95 BOuSe in Is dener nyon with fronts peter pan
collars in white only sizes 80 to SO
s5 BOuses in Is dene nyon with sheer inserts short sleeves
White; sizes 80 to 80
Sass BOuses in Is denier nylon with sheer tucked bodce short
sleeves buoned backs Broken coors and
Evening star., 1953-04-09
LITTLE LULU?

Mrs. B. B. w., Washington
Some time ago some one
wrote in for information on
obtaining Mccall Pattern No.
1447-it's a Little Lulu doll
pattern and some kind reader
sent in a reply as to where to
obtain this particular pattern.
I want this pattern too, and
50 was glad to get the reply,
but somehow or other I have
misplaced that particular
clipping. { Could one of the
readers be kind enough to run
that information once more
so I may get this pattern and
make it up for my little girl?
She too loves Little Lulu"
Thank you very much.
Evening star., 1953-04-09
STEAM-DRY IRON.

mrs. J. S. F., Washington
In response to Mrs. r. L.
P.'s request: I am the proud
owner of a combination steam
dry iron and wish to recon-
mend it as far superior to any
other home method for woolen,
or part-wool clothing such as
suits, slacks, and trousers. It
is also wonderful for my rayon
and nylon lingerie as we'll as
other articles of these mate
rials and also for crepe. A
steam iron is not good for use
on heavy cottons or on
starched clothing.
Evening star., 1953-04-09

andise oil Of Il! And for the most port seosonobIe!
cHILDREN'S SHoPS-SiIver Spring,
Upper Conn. Avenue, ShirIineton
Evening star., 1953-04-09

2OO$3 $795 Bouss in nyon tissue silk cotton broad
CLOTH Tailored and lace trimmed styles in white sizes 80 to 81
81 to S.
4-$595 and $795 Cotton Knit Dresses in onepiece wasabl
styles Black checks white; black tweed
petit point in black, turquoise and flame. Sizes
to g.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-20
announced

announced The move which caught the Zionist leadership
mapping indicated that the proArab elements Washington
have found their not only into the State Department.
but also into the Congress This at time when the i'm
preston existed that prosrae friendship has not diminished
among the members of both houses of Congress- despite the
new look policy of the State Department Israel The
decision of the Senate committee allocate $50O00 for
study the Arab refugee situation does away with the above
impression and calls for great vigilance 1t is obvious that
the study-ke any other sudy-ay result in recommended
lions And with the trend in Washington growing
and proArab it highly important that these
recommendations should not another surprise to
American Zionist leaders This is time to be caught
mapping What members of the Senate may consider
compromise" recommendations for both Israel and the
Arabs may be very detrimental for the Jewish
State Especially if they suggest the repatriation Israel
portion of the Arab refugees in order to appease the
CONTINUED Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-20

Z;9M83Ilra
MAX BROWNSTEIN
231 w. Adams ST,
Jacksonville 2. Florida

March 9, 1853
Mr.. Isadore Moscovitz
Editor, Southern Jewish Weekly
P. o. Box 1888
Jacksonville 2, Fla.
Dear Major:
Thanks million for your time
ly and good editorials on behalf
of the Bonds for Israel, and also
for the Concert which the Choral
Society presented last night. They
were tops. And your editorials
praising both of these undertake
ings, am sure, helped a great
deal. honestly and sincerely en-
joyed your editorial on the i'm
portance of observing Jewish
Music Month, and the good work
done by the Choral Society in
helping to bring beautiful and
cultural music to the Jewish peo-
pie IN THIS area.
With my personal regards to
you and your adorable assistant,
your wife, and wishing you koich
and health to be able to carry on
your fight for Judaism, I am
Yours cordially,
Max BroWnStein
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-20
With the Approach of Passover

About a year ago Gov. Adlai E.
Stevenson spoke at the Israel Free
dom Festival h g d in the Chicago
Stadium. In the course of his re-
marks he devoted much of his mes
sage to Passover. which world Jew
rY will soon observe. His remarks
were so eloquent that we have saved
the script all this time so that we
could use part of it for this holiday
season. Said Stevenson:
"What an suspicious day is this!
Your Christian fellow-citizens have
celebrated the profound pageant of
the Resurrection of their Lord while
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-20
THE AMERICAN FRIENDS OF
THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY
8 East 89th Street

The HEBREW UNIVERSITY il.
8 East 89th Street
New York 20. N. Y.
March IL, 1853
Mr.. Isadore Moscovitz, Editor
Southern Jewish Weekly
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Mr.. Moscovitz:
We must write you because it
appears that our National Field
Secretary, Mr.. Mandell, presented
the case of the Hebrew University
to you recently on a rather I'M
realistic assumption.
The attached graph, jackson
ville's Past Support to the He
brew University" shows what was
true for the entire country. name
ly. that in 1850 and 1851 the Uni
versity participated in the U. l. r.,
its share of the joint U. I. T. allo-
cation from your community was
substantially less than your tradi-
tional previous annual ALLEGATION
of $500 to the University. This
simply resulted from the fact that
during the first U. I. T. year, 1850,
your $500 previously allocated
to the University alone, now had
to finance three institutions. In
1851, your community increased
this joint grant for the three in
situations to $4,000 in order to
mitigate the loss for the Univer-
sity. Our graph shows that even
then, the University received,
under the U. I. T. arrangement
only 2/S of what had been it's
support from Jacksonville prior to
U. I. T.
The losses incurred by the Uni
versity during the two years of
the U. I. T. arrangement and for
which Jacksonville is telling
example, has thrown the. Univer-
sity into huge indebtedness,
threatening its very existence. In
order to survive the University
could no longer continue this
suicidal arrangement in 1852, and
had to ask the communities to re-
store the status quo ante, namely,
the annual ALLEGATION which it had
received prior to the formation of
the U. I. T. Generally, an alloca-
ton to the Hebrew University
amounting to 500 of commu-
nity's joint U. I. T. grant, will ac-
complish that.
However, it would require a
U. I. T. total of $4,000 from Jack
Sonville to restore the University
to $500 on the basis of 500. If
you will be in a position to raise
your 1851 u. I. T. total of $1,000
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-20

the household OF Israel celebrates its redemption from the
bondage OF Egypt The inner spirit of both celebrations is the
sacredness of mans freedom This weary and sometimes
ineligible world plagued by subtle and desperate yrannes
has need Of such of huanits naienabe liberty
as these holy spring festivals give.
Surely history gives dramatic example of the
triumph Of freedom and the resurrection of people than is
contained in Passover The aggadah which you read
during these days truths which
TO all people and at all times:
First that persons made in the image of God
bend the knee to yran that obedience to God demands
disobedience to tyrants;
Second, that freedom is not oneme gift but must be
renewed by by each person and in each generation;
Third that freedom not anarchy but the wise accept
of law administered by democratcay elected leaders,
Your tradition calls you redecate yourselves did
your forefathers at Sinai to the Torahha remarkable
pick of law, government religion and public education
which is your priceless heritage
How meaninqful this HaqQadah story be
today when the People of Israel literally RELIEVING the
promise made the patrarchs and Moses that they would
inherit the Holy Land promise suspended for 1000 years
has been fulfilled in lifetime Do ask
selves why you have glorious reward? The
old speaks Of miracles The story of redemption
also full Of miracles But they miracles wrought by
garden who dug deep into the earth with modern dvning
rods and brought forth precious such and
leached the foresaken soil of its bitter salt and
made it yield abundant harvest such and women as
whsood the attacks of the modern Canaanies and esab
ed the Independent State of Israel but four short
"And the Jews of America have helped in the
psment of this great miracle of redemption Freedom is
inivSble ndvsible The democracies of the
world bound together in common danger and
challenge to meet that danger by proving that the demo-
cratic way of life offers the greatest of fent to
the legitimate hopes of free By making Israel strong
you help strengthen baStlon of democracy the Middle
East This to is consumation devouty to be
wished by every good American"
The belief that America has not yet finally drawn up
its Middle East policy calls for energetic political activity
on the part of Israel and American JewrY.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-20
Between You and Me-.
BY BORIS SINCLAIR Copyright 1853 Jewish Wish Telegraph
WASHINGTON TRENDS
BY BORIS SINCLAIR

Did American Zionist leaders lose all in
fluence in Washington? :. This question is
now being asked with increasing frequency
by rank-and-filers . :. Many wonder how it
came about that the Zionist leadership in
this country was not aware that Senate
committee planned to allocate funds for
study of the Palestine Arab refugee issue
until the ALLEGATION was actually voted and
Evening star., 1953-08-21
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ATTORNEY desires 4-bedrm., 2-bath
furn. house in D. c. or nearby Md.
Sept. 9-Nov. 16. HA. 2-9166. 21'
SILVER SPRING AREA-Have clients
waiting for 2. 8 and bedrms.
houses, with option to buy II pos
sible. SIGLER & CO., LO. 4-S3s3.
LO. 5-4254 -22
BUSINESS EXEC. needs 8 or bed
sTound. Coliege park or Montsomery
cog1tyi Excel E. refs Please give full
HOUSES ursently needed; unfurn;
only. $150-S250 upper NV. and
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase, Md. JOHN
ave. NV. EN-. 2-S4O0. -22
3-BEDRM. unfurn. house. Alex. -Arl.
area, conv. to Pentagon bus, rent
about $135. Seeking owner who at
taches Importance to 3-year occu-
pancy with good care. Ii. $1,000,
Ext 1851. -21
NEED UNFURN. 3-BEDRM. HOUSE.
near elem. school, in close-in Va. or
NV. sec. south of Mass. ave. De-
sire porch or rec. rm.; attrac. yd.;
peri, care; probable tenancy 3 yrs.
JE. 2-7S50. pa
desires 4-bedrm., 2-bath
furn. house in D. c. or nearby Md.
Sept. 9-Nov. 16. HA. 2-9156. 23"
HOUSE OR APT; 8 bedrooms; Naval
CWO; 2 girls, 8. 6, and maid; Sept.
/: 500 BOX 410-M. Star
Evening star., 1953-08-21
HOUSES UNFURNIshED

COLORRD-N. BRKNTWOoD-Prac.
new; 4 bedrms.; 500 mo-. Apply
LANGsTON REALTY, Ii. 4-S69S;
coLoRED-44O BUCHANAN ST. NV.
Newly dec. 8-room home; 8 bedrms.
and kit. on 2nd a.; 8 rms. and kit.
on 1st A.: gas heat and rec. rm.;
conv. to transp. and stores; S126 mo.
Open for inspection Sat. and Sun.
ia, 9-2lb6 --23
Evening star., 1953-08-21
HOUSES 70 SHARE

WILL SHARE new home in Columbia
woman: Kit. priviis.. unlim. phone;
close to bus; $40 mo. Call after
2 PM, JE. 2-5S97. JE. 4-4446,
MASTER BEDRM., sep. refgr.; share
home nr. zoo. Accept infant baby.
sit ewes. AID. 4-7945. "a"
WIDOW WANTS to share home with
congenial working lady. S306 Queen
Annes dr., Sil. Spring. JU. 1913.
Evening star., 1953-08-21
DETACHED HOME

37I7 s. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Attr. det. frame home. Excel. loc.
facing past rec. center. Six rms,
pietely furn. SI25. Open Sat. 80.
Phone ewes. or week ends, AP.
1896. -22
Evening star., 1953-08-21

OAKTON. VA. - Modern
home; kit. fully equipped.
good 3 bedrm., beautiful yard
and Shrubbery, good location.
near schools and shopping
center; large yard and garden.
S125 per mo-; immed. poss.
OAKTON, VA. - 2-bedrm.
beautiful brick modern home;
fully equipped kit. excel. To-
cation, large yard and garden.
An ideal home. S125 per mo.
For appt. phone Vienna $50.
WHITESELL REAL ESTATE,
near Oakton (Va.) School,
Hwy. 1913. Closed Sundays.
30
Evening star., 1953-08-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ST. LEONARD, MD.-Cinder- blk.
Cape Cod. Low down payment. Four
rms, dble. porch, firepl.: 4 lots. Ia
blks. to sandy andy beach; % mi; D. c"
Evening star., 1953-08-21
CHEVY CHASE ID C.

GI1CV N11AOCy -. ~.
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
brick Colonial home fea-
turing lge. liv. rm. with flrepl., full
sized din. rm., lge. mod. kit, 3
bedrms,, 2 baths, nm. 3rd 1ir.; lovely
distance to schools and transp.
Owner tranSf. Ewes. call OIL. Q
91O4. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC,
OIL. 4-l266. -23
Evening star., 1953-08-21

1923 H ST. Sc.
OUT TOWN OWNER MUST SELL
Let US show you this nearly new
size din. rm., bath and modern
kit. full bSmt. gas heat. Conven--
lent to shopping. schools and
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Reaifor, 1924 18th St. AID. 4-2005
Near Fairfax Village Sc.
Beautiful modern 5-year-old, 6-rm
corner brick, with recr. rn. in base
ment; picket fence; new-house cond
Hospital bill forces immediate sale
Will accept best offer. Here Il
your chance to get q real bargain
Call Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY
CO.. ST. 3-736S. -21
Evening star., 1953-08-21
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors
723 goth st. NV. RE. T-6hSb
CHEVY CHASE

Detached modern brick Colonial, CEN
ter hall, large living room, large din
ing room, powder room, modern
kitchen on 1st floor: 3 large bed
rooms, 2 baths on 2nd floor; 3rd
Oil &C. heat. Built-in garage. Level
lot corner, matured shrubs and
trees. A picture house If ever one
was offered. A very magnificent prop
erty. The price and location are
1909 perfect. We are prepared to
show property by day. evening or
night. once open till q pm. Call
LEGUM d GERBER REALTY CO.,
EN-. $4,000, 1915 Conn, ave, -92