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Evening star., 1953-06-15
Trade Act Extension
Before House Today;
Approval Expected
BY the Assoeiussd Press

President EiSenhower's request
for a one-year extension Of the
Reciprocal Trade Act came up in
the House today amid indica-
tions it would receive overwhelm-
ing, If tardy. approval.
The only major battle on the
often controversial issue appeared
to be an all-out Democratic ef-
fort to kill a proposed expansion
Of the Tariff Commission.
Senate leaders repeatedly were
doubtful this provision would
pass the Senate, although it was
expected to clear the House.
The bill would renew the Presi-
dents authority to negotiate
lower tariffs on foreign goods
coming into the United States
in return for similar concessions
for this country's products sold
abroad. It also would:
/. Create a 17-man commission
OF lawmakers and White House
appointees to study the ticklish
foreign trade question and rec
ommend a more permanent pro-
gram next year.
2. Shorten from IL months to
nine months the time given the
regular Tariff Commission to act
on American industry's request
for higher tariffs to block out
foreign imports.
3. Expand the regular Tariff
Commission from six to seven
members, thus giving Republi-
cans a majority for the time
being.
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Planes Drop Radios,
Maps 10 Searchersf for
Boys Lost in Canyon
BY the AsSeeiaisd Press

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz., June
15.-Modern techniqueS will sup
plement ancient Indian lore to-
day in an effort to rescue two
DeS MoineS (Iowa) Explorer
Scouts lost in the chasms Of
Nakai Canyon on the Navajo
reservation along the Arizona
Utah border.
Into the rugged country walkie-
talkie radios and Indian Service
maps will be parachuted to vet
eran Navajo trackers who are
searching for Bud McIntire, Is,
and Phil Crowley, 16, missing
since Thursday.
The equipment vii be dropped
by Civil Air Patrol planes flying
out Of here. The planes were
grounded yesterday by high
winds while the Indians searched
on horseback and afoot. Gov
eminent officials rode in jeeps.
The scouts were members of
q party of IS who left DeS
Moines by chartered bus June
4 for q two-week exploration
trip to the canyon. The rest Of
the group was reported en- route
back to DeS Moines with the ex-
ception of some Of the leaders
who remained behind to help in
the search.
The scout party was accom-
panied on the trip by Lawrence
Kelehan, jr., campaign chair
man Of the Walnut Greek Boy
Scout District of Iowa: Arthur
Savage, q scout leader, and Will
liam B. McNorriS Of New York,
an assistant editor of Boys
Life magazine.
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Dy The Assoeiased Press

The Army has given honor
designations to 80 military
schools and Junior colleges for
excellence in their reserve ofncer
training units.
The honor ratings were based
upon the annual spring inspec-
ton Of the 43 essentially mill
tary schools in the ROTC pro-
gram. Each school with an honor
rating may nominate up to three
of its honor graduates to COM
pete for appointments to the
United States Military Academy,
and three for the Naval Academy.
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Maryland Man Gored
To Death by Bull
BY The Assoeioted Press

WESTMINSTER, Md, June
15.-A 35-year-old farmer was
gored to death by a bull yester-
day while milking cows at nearby
Mount Olive.
DR.. James T. March, Carroll
County medical examiner, said
Wilson Robert Mitchell died al
most instantly of crushed in
juIies Of the chest"
He said the bull had gored and
tossed Mitchell and stamped
on the body.
Mitchell, a veteran of World
War II. moved to Maryland
about two and a half years ago
from Georgia with his wife,
Mary Eddie.
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Revised Anti-Strike Bill
Introduced IN japan
BY the Assoeiosed Press

TOKYO, June 15.-Prime Min
Eter Shigeru Yoshida today in
troduced to the lower house q
watered-down version of the
RntiStrike bill that helped topple
his last government.
The bill would restrict strikes
ln the coal and power industries.
1t Is q mild version of the bill
that helped crystalize Yoshida s
Evening star., 1953-06-15

opposition this spring and led to
a noncon1dence motion against
him.
Yoshida failed to win a ma
jority in the ensuing election,
but was kept in his post by a
coalition.
Opponents called the former
measure a police state" bill.
The two Socialist parties i'm
mediately declared their oppo-
sition to the new version. So did
the big coal and power unions.
The original antistrike bill
slipped through the last house,
but the Yoshida government fell
before the upper house could act
on it.
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Army Honors 80 Schools On RO1C Excellence

The schools with honor ratings
include:
Second Army Area-Augusta
Military Academy. Fort Defiance,
Va: Fishburn Military School,
WayneSboro. Va; Fork Union
Military Academy, Fork Union,
Va; Greenbrier Military School,
LeWisburg, w. Va: Staunton Mil
itafy Academy, Staunton, Va;
and Valley Forge Military Aca-
DENY. Wayne. Pa,
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Poor Vision at FuuIt

PITTSBURGH. - It is esti-
mated that inefficient vision is
to blame for IS per cent of all
industrial accidents.
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Institute of
Life Insurance

Central Scarce Of InteTmAHen About Lie Insurance
4se MADISON AVENUE. NEW YORK a. ny.
Evening star., 1953-06-15

Prices in this advertisement effective
through Wednesday, June 18th. Also. .
number Of items (marked with an asterisk)
included in this advertisement will be found
to be slightly hiSher in price IN our Viz
giniA stores due to the minimum State
mArk-up requirements.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
APTs. FURNIsHEp-vA.

BASHFORD LANE AND BLVD.-Effi-
incl dishes; shop and bus at cor;
3 min. to airport or Pent.: $50;
avail. immed. RA. 6-5022. pa
ARL., VA.-3 rooms and bath; con-
North ETnifnt utaS GSati0n So JA 74s5s aagI5s 22
i6x17; With kitchenette: bed rm::, m.
13xI7; private tile bath; 500, incl.
utils, Call MRS. WILSON JE.
FALLS CHURCH-This 2-bedroom.
ciudes utiis.; excel. shopping and
bus tranSp.; month-to-month lease;
avail. immed. JE. 3-s573, ia; z
AgsGEGiSNiGroN.wEsrovER Rim AREA l
bedrm.. liv.. rm., dinette.. kit. and
sRhEpgg Sfh eHnDstslEE kSAE tSgR EsRzrh n' coRP Ri
FALLS CHURCH. bedrm.. full bath,
liv. rm.. din. equipped kit. with
disposal unit; utils. paid by owner;
9 blks of Arl. blvd; cony. to everyo5
TN ihlnfi MISs. Sss To To pfENTaGoN14uhi II aGo
bldg in Falls Church; 3 rms, bath
porch, yard; refs; 500. JE. 2-1042.
1921 N. UTAH ST.. Arl.-Three-r -rm;,
furn. apt: lge. closets. pcn.. patn
with shower. Call after 5.
ARLINGTON - Transient apt; very
close in, mr.. Pentagon; $50 week;
S120 per mo. OF. 4-70O0. lis
ARLINGTON bedrms.. liv. rm;,
firepl., yard; 1st fl. newly dec: $l25
mo-; utils., phone. Call JE. 2-35S1.
1914 N. TROY ST.. Arl.. va.-One-
bedrm. apt; util. furn.; park.
privils.; janitor serv. OIL. 2-61 %.
ARLINGTON. close to town and Pen
tagon-Exceptional attrac. 2-bed-
rm. apt; avail. immed.; $3.50 with
utils. TIE. $4,000. 80
well-furn.. one
bedrm. corner apt. in mod. apt;
bldg; bus at door; mr.. Pent. and
Arl, Hall. Discerning adults. Cal;
JA. 7-4345 after $50 pm. or all
AREISGToN-Beautiful Ri SGT6SS furn. l-bed-
rm., liv. rm. and din. rm. apt. Close
to D C. Overlooking Lincoln Me-
mortal. S135. KE. S-5S33. 80
LOVELY MODERN APT, nicely furn.
N. Arl. Pvt. entr.; phone; utils.;
conv.; S135 IA. 2-4S22 30
SUBLET, N. ARL.-Four-six wks. Bed
rm., liv rm.. dinette. kit. bath; S23
wk.; conv. everything. KE. S-4Sl o.
Evening star., 1953-12-18

COL.-$59.5O NONE.
251O gath st. n.e.-We now have a
Broom apt. available in Woodbridge.
Come to 2 Thomas circle NV. or
call RE 7-3631
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APIS. UNFURN-Dc. (contll APIS UNFURNlsHED-D. c

rms, fas1 tt ana aP BATH Sw ss4BS AP6' per
DAVIS, INC. 500 500 4 S' St. NV. Ma.
1920 R ST. N.w.-Two rms. kit. and
bath. apt. bldg. newly decorated:
Wa 0f5 pAHs us fsx Sc, wisa 200 'fai'Gt St.
$500 18th ST. N.W.-3 bedrms.. liv.
rm., din. rm.. kit. and BATH. S110
per mo. See janitor on premises or
call BOSS q PHELPS INC. ma.
ssOi i4th ST. N.w.-Entire door;
$50 mo. utiis. incl. RA. JS-s764;
GLOVER PARK. Terrace Apt.@Iiv.
incl, $3.50 mo. Adults. Wo.
GLOVER PARK-Attractive apt; iiv.
rm.. bedrm.. dinette, bath, porch,
ter; sos. MA. S-805O. "a
TWO BEDRMS.. liv. rm.. kit. bath.
Hsr s,ssS:s as sa''f s455 go oasns M 'lsf s.
wis. AND MASS. AVE. NV. area
near National Cathedral. Very de-
sirable bright corner 1-bedroom
apt. new, well managed air-condi-
On direct bus line. 3O4O Idaho ave.
Attractive sTi " APT APT. - conv. corn corner,
S1sE unusually large rms; nv. rm.,
6edTm', SSaiI Xxi Kit sepsrgase PAR s dinstts bath
$$0Gifiio11 $$0ifii 1855 Nicholson st. NV. OIL 81:
N AT I1th-To ] adult: 2 rms. fire.
place, clos. din. kit. bath, new
dsscor;. 3 expos; no pets. Box
APT. LIKE NEW, se2 .5o-1 bedrm..
liv. rm.. kit. and dinette, heat and
not water; adults only. LU. 1-4534.
LIv; R RIM. din. rm;. bedEm. kit, incl
,id 18th St: nv. .TU; 10000. 80
t'! bath: 1414 Girard St. NV. See M.
1S46 Minei BrHPmoRF En- e EwEss nv 1880 -6es so
antique furn.; $l25. Year lease. AD.
ONE-BEDRM. APT. 4-unit BID bI9s..
clean. comfortable, quiet home for
Gple.; nr. stores and good transp.
Sun for insp.. $75. 7024 Eastern
NICE. LGE. I-BEDROM. APT, pyt
entr Laundry facilities. Excel. for
working couple. Gar. avail. 1920
Savannah Dl s.e.' 10. s-e4e4 eyes eyes.
1872 CHESAPEAKE ST. s.w.. Apt Apt .,
mr. Boiling Field.-Two rms. kit
dinette; bath, porch. nice yard;
ready for OCCUPANCY: L. E. BREUN-
NIGER & SONS; ooS INC. 1880 K st.
sS0i QoNNECTiCUT AVE. NV
Unusually lge.. efficiency; dressing
rm;, lge. enough for studio couch or
bed and other furniture; year-round
air-conditionine; 24-hr. secretarial
service. Transp. at door. EN-. 3-2s00
e7BEDRM. APIS. in modern new
shopping. Avail Jan. lst. MORRIS
BRIGHTWOoD. 1921 7th st.. near
BATH Aiseia. s3s56 5' ia tiss ss44 fRp
LARGE APT.-Two bedrms.. liv. rm..
din. rm.. kit. bath: nr. transp.
gas and .de elec. 14o0 Decatur st. NV.
BEHIEvUE Ell 7iEoo; GARDENs-one bedroom. MSs
shopping; S72. incl. utiis. Also new
2-6edrm; housettes; $3.50. plus
BAslEMESS9P' atsls S9' As44,,. 1000 bath ,iv T1s 4m
GSi GedFmj; a.7ssa s!t'' S6oS o St. Sc. IS $50,
eO0i 18th ST. N.w.-Three rms. kit.
and bath. $9O.64 per mo. No chill
dren or pets. Call MA. S-1921 fer
COURTS, 2o1s New
Hamp. ave. n.w.-One bedroom. liv.
rm.. kit. bath. recep. hall: newly
rremodeled and redec.; elev. bldg.
BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
Lerge 1-bedrm apt. 500. so per mo.
incl. all utils.: 12x19.ft liv rm.,
l1x17-ft bedrm full din. kit. and
bath; .incinerator. laundry rm. etc;
immed and fut occupancy See
MRS; LEONE 302I 4th st. Sc. Apt
No. 3. 10 2-427O or UN. 4-54SS.
240Q 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1953-12-18

BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
Garge 1-bedrm. apt, completely furn
S9S.50 per mo incl all utils. TX
loft. liv, rm l1x17-ft. oedrrn
full lin. kit ana bath incinerator
laundry rnn.. etc.. lmIned. and fu-
ture occupancy See MRS. LEONE,
3021 4th st s.e. Apt. No. 3. 10
q iOrn nr LIN A-EdS2
Evening star., 1953-12-18
APTs. tURNIsHED-Mp.

Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CLUB-Beauti-
fully redecorated: See by appoint
MI. RAINIER. 37i4 35th st.. " blk
from bus terminal-Entire End A.;
liv rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath. porch;
front and rear entr.; adults only;
SS5 mo- AP 7-4228. -1S
LGE. 2-BEDRM. APT, in new bldg
adjacent to U. of Md; parquet fls..
de luxe kit with garb. disp.; access
to bsmt. with Law. and laund. IA
cilities; compl. furn. in good taste;
S14O per mo. RE. 7-2461. is
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. bed
liv. rm.. kit, din, shower bath; pvt.
entr.; quiet. cow. neighborhood;
couple only. $50. .JU. S-1451. 20
COLLEGE PARK rooms, kitchen
ette and bath. (Adultsl: S65. Bus
stops at door. LA CONGA APIS.
94l2 Baltimore blvd. 30
FURNISHED 3-RM. APT, mr.. Md. q.
-Bedrm., liv. rm. and kit. all utili-
ties furnished; S6S.50 per mo. 1905
Yale ave. College PIX. Md. WA.
rAK0MA PARK. MD.-one bedrm,.
liv. rm;, kit, pvt. entrance with
:, ton te ! small child; JU. S,937o.
Six mi. ne. D. C. line, block bus.
shops. $50. CIR. 3-3553 or KE.
S-4S15. 30
Evening star., 1953-12-18

KENTWOOD APIS. - Newly deco
rated /, 2 and 3 bedrm. apts.; pvt.
front and rear entr.; $50 I'D. Cenv.
to shopping center. schools and
churches. For information call uN.
4-1864. lie
$500 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, Ant.
101; near large shopping CENTER
Spacious 2 bedrms., liv. rm., dinette,
kitchen and bath; $92.50, incl. utils.
Also l bedrm.. 2S-ft. nv. rm.:
TAKOMA PIX rms, kit. dinette.
bath; $50 plus utils.; adults; no
pets. Avail. Jan. /. JU. 9-3813.
GREENLAWN APTS.-One and two
bedroom apts.; $S5-$97.50. incl.
utils.: Eastern and N. H.. Sections
] and 2; excel. transp. JU. S-4934.
CORAL HILLS. MD. Garden Apts.-
$50 and up. incl. utils. win redeco-
ITn Tste; slacss ~; schools. shopping, trs1sD.
TAX. PIX. 1900 Flower ave.-Mod..
2 rms. kit. bath; new apt. bldg:
utils.: $73.60 mo. AID. 4-9746.
RIVERDALE-Liv. rm., lge. bedrm.,
kit. and pvt. bath; "a block to bus;
refined couple preferred; sos per
mo-. utils. incl. WA. 7-7499. Ia
Evening star., 1953-12-18
BENNINGTON
SHIPLEY PARK
1910 BILTMORE NV.

Newly dec. 2-bedrm. apis. in. apt,
bldg: large liv. rm.. din. rrn.. firepl.
foyer, powder rm., bath. kit, porch;
suitable diplomat; S150-S200. year
lease. AID 4-75S0 AID. 4-2192.
30
Evening star., 1953-12-18

westover-Larse IL
bedrm. apt, S69.5O per moI Incl.
heat and h.w. Convenient to every
thinE AE Esvr c9ll caosp property n, manager, = ssS6,
VA, close in. Wilson
blvd. and Oak st.-Attractive J.
per mo. mo incl. ali utils. Cali property
manager, WEAVER BROS, INC.
DI. 7-S300. -1s
ONE MILE from Rosslyn Hot shoppe;
bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath. $77;5 avail. immed. GAN
APT, RI odS; modern. 4 exposures; . bed
bath, .'' scr. r." porch; sonv: IT transD.; mr. nr.
Pentagon: $115 mo. Immed. occu-
-bedrm. apt; avail. i'm
med; incl all utils. except. elec.;
SS6a SsS mo; pns. SHIRLEY H sIS9Sd PYKE APIS APTs'
ARL,oNow avail. for. the FIRST time
in the heart Of Buckingham. A 2
bedrm. apt. at the Thomas st.
quiet; limiteds 3 3S-apt project Excel Excel
SO. 80. incl. utiis.' IA. 7-sas6. rs
now; l-bedrm; apt,
$40: rent begins Jan. l.. so. S-701S.
ARLINGTON-2-bedrm. redec. cor.
apt: mr. Hecht's. on Randolph ST;
$92.5O. OV. $4,000 after 8. 30
ARL.. l block Pent. -Arl. Hall bus.
1908 N. .Taft-Apt. bldg. Liv. .rm.,
dinette. bedrm., kit. bath, lockers,
parking. utils.; S75. Jan. l. ia.
oNE IGE. LIv. RIM. and lse. H bedrm..
kit. and bath: conv. transp.; 6-unit
apt; Falls Church; sos mo. JE.
q
ARIaiNGToN-Two bedrms.. 1st H..
way ventilation; no small children
or pets; 500. JE. 3-1316. 80
near Pentagon - Two
bedrooms. liv. rm.. kit. with dining
area, and bath, 4 closets. storage
and bus; avail. Dec. %. Ludlow
SOUTH ARLINGTON EFFIC.-conv.
to bus; available January 1. ia
7-Hdzp E-RaOH
Evening star., 1953-12-18
APIS. FURNISHED. c.

COLORED-APT. FOR RENT-44O3
Kansas ave. NV. Call DU. 7-34S4
after pm. 10
COLORED - TWO ROOMS, kitchen.
share bath. Vic End and r. l. ave.
ne. Call after $50, CO. 5-07S6:
FURN., Q
rms and kit, share bath with 2;
utils. incl; conv. to transp. S67 so.
COLoRED-DESiRABLE NEIGHBOR-
HOOD-On busline; well furn.. nm
limited phone. LA. 6-9404. 30
Suitable for 2 men or cple. Call
after 6 and all day Sat. Ii. 3-634S.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
APIS. UNFURhIsHED-MD.

62s POTOMAC AVE. Silver Spring
Close in; 8 rms. kit. and bath:
ground-h. apt: children welcome:
only $50. LO. 4-0701.
HANEY & CO., Elk. 3-3443
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
APTs. UNFURNlsHED-MD

eos LINCOLN AVE-. Takoma Pk.---3
rms, k. and b; sos. Adults only.
Newly dec. To see call Ii. 6-3lsS.
SILVER SPRING-Modern 2-bedrm.
duplex apt; attrac. surroun la IS
conv to shopping and transp.; will
redec 500 mo- Dlns uti's Ma
BETHESDA. MD.-one and 2 bedrm.
apts., S70-S9O. plus utils. SAMUEL
rWO BEDRMS.. iiv. rm.. kit and bath.
Al All utils; fuTn; $50 per mo. Cali
SILVER sPRING-Lovely mod. apt;
adults: conv. to shopping. IA.
SILVER sPRlNG-close in: mod:
BROS. TILL 3, JU. 9-0610. lis
MT; RAINIER rms rms kit. and and
gtils, uN: 4:2545 after 5:3S. -1s
5100 Defense hwy. BladenSourg.
Md; next to schools and shop. CEN
ter; bus stops at door. WA. 7-276S.
ONE-BEDRM. APIS, in Sligo Greek
Park, Silver Spring-Attrac. mod.
apis. with Mv. rm., dinette, bedrm.,
bath and nice-Size kit, excel. closet
space, cross ventilation. Apis. over
look lovely wooded area. Conv. to
transp. and shopping; $50 to $S4
mo-. incl utils. Adults. Shown day
or evening. 10. 1872. 30
Evening star., 1953-12-18

CoL0RED-EFFlGs; APTa AsPPTSa BLDG,'
$50 per mo. Me. S.oSs5
kit. pvt. bath. No children. Refs.
IL. 3-6120. -%O
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. C.

ONE AND TWO BEDRMs.. Sc. area;
cengrsss Heights GEoi 9 S,.So,. 3; KING INC
GO &C. kssi,or Est SGS Eo al!G 4gsof Nichols ave
LARGE LiV. RM,, bedrm., dinette:
kit. bath. screened-in rear. porch;
heat. S55 mo. Cali LU. 4-s4oO,
ASA % x ST. NV bedrms,, large
Bsm ;,o1ses i1ont sss and So SIZE $3.50 yssEgaaso
N:W: EM: S-1"Sc; Cow to shopping and
transp.; 1-bedrm. apt. $3.50; 2
bedrms.. S99.5O; utils. incl. Large
rms. with dinette. RA. 3-227Q or
1fso 10 flE1SSj BELMONT ST. N.w.-BedPm.
apt; self-service elevator bldg;
very conveniently loc. See tanitor.
SHIPLEY PARK-one and two bed
rm. apt. in lovely Sc. apt. develop
ment; extra-large rooms; picture
TindOws plenty .rS Of ,saGSty S0sst se
shopping ri 'cc center. Once located at
,::.0 3a0O 25th St St; Sc 20. d,iIg 2.OlS5. -.
Hv. rm., pedrm. kit, bath; newly
csintedi csi ed adults stnass Apply Apt 1O$ or
bath, 1st-f. apt. on streetcar and
buslines; will rent to settled white
cplI with no children or pets. $40. SO
per mo. Call MA. S192l. "a
NEAR 27th AND PA. AVE. S.E.-Two
bedrns.; vacant: no pets; $50 plus
gas. heat and utils. 10. 3-oSS9.
REAcOy APTS, 1901 Calvert st.
n.w.-Elev.; ist f.. 8 bedrms., Iiv,
rm.. diaing rm.. kit. bath. All, front
spaciou, rms. Also 6-bedrm: house,
of 10th st. NV; EN-. 3-9O77. 20
baths. lss. recep. hall and jr; din.
siUnfffiLAND MANOR, near Census Bu-
reau, Andrews Field - Bedrm., liv;
rm., dinete area, complete kit. and
bath; 500 per mo-. plus electricity
1874 iBELMGNT RID. N.w.-Liv. rm
2 bedrms., fecr. hall, kit. and bath;
1886 or lEiTzELL. D1. 7-3loO
4 ROOMS, Il. and bath: end n.
Apply 702 Kennedy st. NV" RA.
nsis ss"Gl RK, cRk FORD RID. Nv
Bedrm., liv. rni, kit. pvt. bath; very
conv: loc.; imnfd. poss; Ii. 7-S7Sl
MODERN NEW ELEV. BLDG:-Edl-
cheney, S69.95. bedrm.. $50 ,95
Gar; parking a%il; uth incl. AID
1901 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Air-
conditioned apts. Three really large
rms, plus modem kit, fireplaces,
built-in bookshelve. NO. 7-3305.
300 BLOCK PA are. S.E.-Duplex.
| . bedrms., liv. rm. kit. and bath;
| heat and bot waLe S75 per mo.
| B. CRIFASI Co. Ma S-6I90 -l9
1858 CALVERT ST. I.W.-Nr. 18th
| and Columbia rd. u. rm.. bedrm..
kit, bath, S69.50 AID up. Elev
bldg, all utils. incl Children wei.
come. See res. mgr. ht. 10S. --21
3 NICE LARGE ROOMS,den and bath
| with porch, refgr.; nelly decor, in
The lngleside. 1910 Frst st. NV.
Apt. 3. SOS. RA. 6-166l lie
ICORNER CONN. AVE; II. rm..- bed.
rm.. kitchen and bath. esposal and
utils also bachelor apta pvt. bath
entr.. utils.; 2969 Upta st. NV,
NEW I-BEDRM.-dardenlype apt;
avail. immed.; excel. loc4 close tE
shop. transp.; $3.50 incl ali utils
Apply janitor, 1923 18th st. s.e
DREYFUss BROS. 1919 18th St
If P'Tji IooK1NG Ski SIGSo ToR A CHEAP u dS -bdTm
apt. IN good Sc locattn cal
cSoSSGREss on HEIGHTs-puplex. i bed,
i rm... NV. rm.. dinette. kit; am bath
on End a.: $50. LU. 4-3311 1.1s
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What Do You Know About the Man
Who Succeeded Moses?

6. By making Joshua his pro-
tege and preparing him to take
over the leadership when Moses
term was ended. In the course of
the period of preparation a rare
and beautiful friendship develop
ed between the mature leader
and the young, responsive can
didate."
7. Joshua alone, of all the
f a m e d and important elders
around Moses, was selected by
the chief to accompany him "up
into the mount of God"
8. He was one of the twelve
spies dispatched by Moses to
search out the country of Canaan
and "bring back of the fruit of
the land"
9. Decidedly not. Only he and
Caleb-the latter of the tribe Of
Judah-felt that Canaan was ripe
for Israelite conquest. The other
ten, admitting that it was "a land
flowing with milk and honey"
nevertheless presented terrify-
ing report of the strength and in
vincibility of the inhabitants,
holding that the ill-equipped Is
raelites would be annihilated if
they tried to invade the country.
10. Unfortunately, the majority
report. It was this episode, as a
matter of historic fact, that doom
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-01-02

Milton L. Anfenger, president
of the National Jewish Hospital
at Denver, died last week, at the
age of IS of a coronary attack.
A prominent civic leader and
philanthropist and well known in
sports circles, he was the son of
a pioneer Denver settler, Louis
Anfenger, one of the Hospitals
original founders and it's first
treasurer.
A graduate of Stanford Univer-
sity, he was at one time room
mate of former President Herbert
Hoover.
He was admitted to the Bar of
the State of Colorado in 1897 and
remained in private practice until
1912 when he became associated
with the Office of Price Admins
tration in Denver.
Mrs. Anfenger, the former Es-
sic Wolfson, whom he married in
1911, was at his side at the time
of his death.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-01-02
THE ANSWERS
Questions on Page s.

N0OSS4AOuS on rage ~
l. The sixth book of the Bible,
the first one following the five
books that make up the Torah. It
is called the Book of Joshua.
2. In the Book of Exodus, the
second of the Five Books of
Moses, when the leader assigns
Joshua to recruit a regiment Of
Israelites and lead them in battle
against the Amalekites.
3. A member of the half-tribe
Ephraim, Joshua was descended
from Joseph.
4. Old, fierce, and persistent
enemies of Israel. When the Is
raelites, in their exodus from
Egypt, were Fastening out of the
reach of the; Egyptians, it was
Amalek who raided and slew the
stragglers, the helpless aged and
Ill. Now, with Joshua in COM
mand, the Israelites were to
strike back.
5. Moses took his place on a
bill several hundred yards to the
rear of the battle-ground and, with
the rod of God" in his hand, in
tently followed the course of the
battle. There he remained
throughout the struggle, his arms
raised aloft to God, begging the
Lords aid for his warriors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31

tContinueu Prom PAGE One,
the award" Bunche was the 18th
and last previous American to win
the prize.
Gen. Marshall held the top post
of army chief of staff throughout
World War II and later was Sec
rotary Of state and secretary OF
defense. )
Retired Afserwsrd
The old soldier went into retire
ment after the war. but President
Truman--said to consider Marshall
the greatest living American
called on him to try mediating the
China civil war. His year-long at
tempt to work out . peace failed,
and the Chinese Communists won.
During the two-year period when
Marshall directed u. S. foreign
policy, the gigantic American aid
program-the Marshall Plan-was
launched.
Failing health forced his resig-
nation as secretary Of state in
l94s, but he returned again to pub
lie life in 1850 to serve 40 secre-
tary of defense. He held the post
one year, during q critical period
of the Korean war, before retiring
to his Leesburg. Va, home.
Schweitzer, who has been called
the greatest living missionary, !"
has spent 36 years helping the ne
groes Of Africa. For many years
he has headed q hospital he es-
tablished at Lambarene in French
Equatorial Africa.
Besides his renown for human
itarian works. the white.mustached
old doctor, the son of a Protestant
vicar of an Alsatian village, has
established . wide reputation In
philosophy, music, medicine and
theology.