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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26
Election SIufed AT
Temple Meefinq

Members will be elected to fill
vacancies on the board of directors
of Temple Beth Israel at the con-
gregation'S annual dinner meeting
at $50 pm. next Sunday, March
%, in the Rabbi A. L. Krohn Audi
torium.
The meeting itself will get under
way at 8:15 pm.
Also on the program will be a
repeat presentation of the temple
Sisterhood'S musical cavalcade,
"How Deep Our Roots" depicting
the 300 years of Jewish life in
America.
Reservations limited to 300, may
be made by calling the temple Of
flee at Amherst 5-1311.
Newton Rosenzweig is president
of the temple.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26

OIS d1llL q UlO1lO OIL = PC+A WV RSso~
Three organizations in this di-
vision have turned in the highest
score for obtaining gifts and
pledges. They are the Workmen's
Circle. Jewish War Veterans and
Labor Zionists. Other high scores
are the Phoenix Brandeis Zionist
District and Beth Ell and Beth Is
raeal mems clubs. B'nai Birth,
which has the largest assignment,
is trailing.
Ritchie Appeals to ZiOnists
Matthew J. Ritchie, chairman OF
the American Zionist Council OF
Phoenix, issued an urgent appeal
to local Zionists ito complete at
once all assigned tasks and to
take on additional tasks" in the
welfare drive.
"Let us not say, I have done
my share until every prospect
has been called upon and urged to
give" he declared.
Ritchie said that Zionists Should
fully understand the needs and
goals of the drive, and that most
of the funds contributed go to the
relief of our distressed brethren
overseas, particularly Israel.
Coupled with our understanding,
we Zionists have additional obliga-
tions and responsibilities which
can be honestly discharged only by
giving generously of our means
and efforts"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26
PE P Rfoi SERBS? &Sps? EEfoR4 cdS7IRGE a$ RR1Es
Leaders Eye Unrenewed
Pledges TotaIing $4,000

Proceeds from the 1854 United Jewish Welfare Fund
campaign otaed $4,000 this week-about $45 900 short
of the goal and SIT 900 shy of last years take.
The scheduled period for the drive is ended but work
ers are sticking job the hope of pushing the total
higher Campaign leaders said there is at least $4,000
outstanding in 1853 pledges not renewed yet for this
Substantial portion of this amount they added, in
the Larger Gifts division.
More than 900 individual contributions have been
received so far The bulk of unsolicited cards is in the
Community Solicitations division in which all Jewish mems
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26
Jewish Center Is Taken
Into Red Feather Fund

has been accepted as a participant
in the United Red Feather Fund
and will share in its activities and
proceeds starting next year, Exec
utive Director Hirsh Kaplan an
nounced this week.
The Jewish Social Service has
been part of the Red Feather or
ganization for a number of years.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26
Hooray For Brotherhood

CHICAGO, UTA) = A group OF
property owners in Evanston, Ill,
collected 131 signatures on a peti-
ton urging the city council to deny
a building permit for the new He
brew Theological College which
has acquired a site in the city. The
reason given by the property own
ers is that it would "depress pro-
perty values. The signatures ironi-
cally, were collected chiefly during
Brotherhood Week, at the end OF
February.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26
Germany Honors Jew

BONN, (JTA) - To mark the
Tooth birthday of Prof. Paul Ehr-
Itch, the great scientist who won
the Nobel Prize for discovering
salvarsan, the West German Post
Office is issuing a special 10
pfennig postage stamp in an edi-
ton of ten million. Considered the
father of chemotherapy, Prof.
Ehrlich was the first uncoverted
German Jew to win the Nobel
prize.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26
Annual Dinner-Dance Is
Scheduled By SYNAGOGUE

Beth El Congregations 21st an
nual dinner-dance will be held Sum
day, April 4, starting at z pm, in
the synagogue auditorium.
An orchestra will play for dane
ing, and floor show is scheduled.
Reservations are being handled at
the Beth Ell office, Alpine 4-4739.
Admission will be $3.50 per person.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26
Deportation Move Made

SAN FRANCISCO, (JTA-The
United States Court of Appeals
here has taken action which might
lead to the deportation and trial
in Yugoslavia of Andrija Artukovic,
Los Angeles resident who has
been identified as a former Croa-
tian Nazi leader notorious for his
persecution of Jews.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26
Paper 20 Years Old

NASHVILLE, (JTA)-The Nash
Vile Observer, EngliSh-JewiSh
weekly, marked its 20th anniver-
sary by publication of q special
40 page edition containing tributes
from local and national Jewish
leaders and from Tennessee civic
figures.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26
Economic Gains Stressed

NEW YORK, (JTA-The gov
ernment of Israel is giving the
highest priority to the economic
development of the country, Low
Joseph, Israel minister of develop
ment, declared here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26
HOLIDAY Issue Due

DeadIine for the next
issue of The Phoenix Jew
ish News-the a n n u a !
Passover edition-will be
April 8. Publication date
will be April Is.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26
Second Round?

Late developments In the
Middle East indicate that the
second round of war between
Israel and the Arabs may be
about to begin. See page 2 for
details.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26

DUSSELDORF, (JTA)-Dr. Laura Schaeffer, ply
sician and municipal health officer In this area,
returned here last week after 10week stay In Israel
during which she examined number of Jewish vic
tins of Nazi pseudo scientific and "human guinea
mig" exueriments
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-03-26

DIR. Schaeffer Christian, certified some so In
jured or incapacitated survivors of the Nazs gr1sy
experiments eligible for lump sum compensation
payments from the German government. The largest
group were Jewish girls who had been sterilized
by Nazi doctors.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-29

ice. Before that she was resident .of California and Arizona.
 Nicholas Williams. former student al Wrangen Institute has recently accepted work at the school with the maintenance de- pertinent.
 Pete Casey has returned to work after being on leave for several weeks.
 Gustave Zimmerman. who fell off a scaffold while working at his ow nhome recently. has returned to duty at the maintenance depart ment after a few days reeuperating from his injury
 In addition to Wrangell Institute students recently returned from NJ Edgecumbe, the following pupils have been re-entered this week from Southeastern Alaska. Tim
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-29

othy Ben Mary sbangin. and Peter and Janette Kozeroff. all of Wran- gells Alred and Rudolph Atkinson. from Metlakatkas Albert and Jean cite Morgan and Robert Major. of ISatehikan. Timothy Ben has been living with Percy Pringle. The others have been with relatives during the summer.
 Helen Frederfcks. recently re- leased from the hospital at Mt. Edgecumbe. has also entered the seventh grade here during the past week.
 Larry Myers, presently employed in the kitchena has announced plans to enlist in the Navy Nov. 6.
 Orchids to Stephanita Gardner. who has been commended by the Girls Adviser and the matrons for especially fine work on the stud ent reception eommittte for ineom- ing students. Stephanita is a sev- enth grade girl from Anchorage.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-29
WRANGELL INSTITUTE
 NEWS
ByJ. Lester Minner

#
 Miss Margaret Kirshner and Miss Mary Abreu, nurses at the Wran- gel Institute Health Center, have each received a letter Of commend alton from Area Director William 4. Olson for their work during the recent polio epidemic.
 Miss Mabel Miller has recently been added to the Institute staff as matron in the girls dormitory. Miss Miller. a Navajo, has recently been employed in the Juneau Area office Of the Alaska Natiee Sery-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-29

the following officers elected.
 President Thomas Shook. Vice President Richard Baskoffskys Ssc- retary, Erie Johnson; Treasurer Margaret Aueoiu. Sergeant af- Arms. Peter Boskoffsky.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-29
Watkins to Juneau

On Thursday of this week ". s. Watkins was called to Juneau to confer with the area director of schools in regard to construction student transportation and other matters concerning improvement of the School Alr Watkins is sunerin- tendent of Wrangell Institute.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-29
Council Organizes

Al meeting on Oct II. the student Council was organized and
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APIS. FURNIsHED--MD.

CORAL HILLS, Sal bedrm.. lv.
Apply l4d4 Boones Hill I'd. sea
LIv, RM., BEDRM., kitchen, pvt bath
and entrance, utils. incl, $40 per
me- nc; s also lgs: enc, apt. utils: incl.
S S1oe W. VA 7. $gia ave. collPTas
TAKoaIA PARK. MD: ses. so--s rms.
decorated. 10. $3.50. nsw We e'
BETHESDA lovely rooms; newly
dec. and furn.: ccnv. to everythings
married cple. preferred. OIL. 2-ss2e.
TAKoA1A PARK-cosy s-rm ait .
Py yt s PAN and nT,y ensEi aY9d,y fasils.;
e-RM, FURN. APT, pvt. entrs quiet
sveT SEQ StaS o e.. SSH p p sissp g
WHEATON, AREA-small ant, suit.
ape !or bachelor; $50 per mo. ins
Mr.; FRANK. 10. 5-9Si6. @iS
KIT, din. alcove. bath; utils. mel;
GIRL no sHARE; s spaD's 81 SIk. s enS 81
sSpr, s Jss oHEskoma busline; pvt, ym.
TARoMSxI 'Y P9aiRK-Liv. rm.. Sedrsm..
KIT. pvt, bath sos. Mr.. bus and
ATTR1c. ss-RMg. AiPiTs.-Pvt. bath
trsnsp. $50 and $50 SsisA: il. ' So4at T.
TAKoMA PARK-se1s Flower ave.
500 mo. A. 8. GARDINER q Co.
1851 L ST. NV, Ma. S-0334.
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FARM AND GARDEN

TRACTOR - Walking tractor; IA
Link. 500. Phone Oh. 2-5746.
wANrED-Hay suitable for IL beef
g. fssse ss7 ss Nome Nj s0 ssis ~ sSeS
FREEzaER sALE-e-cu.-ft. upright,
chest, $4ls:Sss sale ss1s.s5. MA.
TRACToKs. As low as sli1.s5;
finance MALoNEY's. INC. sl26
S aSSrs'i Ea sTi lin. .,
International tractors and farm
farm eauip.. Never hay Conditioner.
Wood mowers. Brillion grass seed
ers. EZee Flow lime sewers. haier and
binder Irvine; parts and service.
MALoNEY'S. INC, silver epring. s
$3.50 HsG Fi II hand Gel sgisso H' in G pov.r
MALONEY'S. INC. 1928 Ga. ave,
Silver. Spring, JU. S-3333.
SOD, freshly watered, loaded on your
truck, Ice yd. over 100. yds.; 25c I'd:
bet. 3 and and s. Flu. s-6sl4; after s.
ToPsOIL sALR-7 tons. delivered
locally. SIS: additional charge for
distance delivery. RE. 6-66Q4. Ia
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil. blue
srsdinr. fS %R H azisS s1f az esa
BLACKSTONE PATIOs. walks. retain
ing walls. cement and stonework.
interpreting, pipe drainage, grad
ing, seeding. F. MARcUccIo. Pc.
LANSDDss9C;APINa AND TREE SERVICE
-Topsoil, manure. trees. shrub
berg; szalsas; FoUsE 3 Bid JE.
TREE removing, pruning, trimming.
T Trss est st, D; G Coo and Md; MR.. CLAY
Aliis-c Chalmers, Model B,
overhauled last fall; new tires, one
S-ft. disk, one 12-in. 2-bottom
pillow, ! cultivator, spring-tooth
hare, l wagon; also black Hoistein
family COW: Sell al together or
R sTsPaTsssly 20 ~ s-ee es lT
Cali UN 4-s5Ss; flights. AP. 7-o5ss.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used;
parts and service. .MALONEY'S,
INC. Silver Spring. Md. Ju. 1888.
INC CUB tractor as low as S770. for
eteries, golf course, Industrial. etc.
USED EeUffM MEN sSss tsSsns'o Sc
with grader. Allis- Chalmers G with
mower; JACQUES with pillow, disc
and mower; II M 221 cult, Ego
cult; 2, lain. plows, 80 and 81
chopper, HIM corn planter, As III
pto baler, 50-gallon sprayer. John
Deere pto. harvester with row crop
and hay attachments. MALONEYS
INC. 1925 iGeorgia ave.
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POULTRY, RABBITs AND ECO
cATTLE. AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS EuRNlsHEp-N.M.

SINGLE ROOM, with bath, on 2nd H.:
Mayfiower vic. 1910 N st. NV.
25Ol QUE ST. N.W.---Mod. apt. bldg. !:
studio apt. with refgr. and grill, for
light housekeepine; park. facilities.
v1 AysilSSls un dmmsSiats,y: ely, 49,. -.
S35-$40-S45. Dhls.. $25-S30-S36.
PVT. bath; $40 Trans. 80. AD. q
1883 10th ST. acknowledgements.
i uan a mSas a9' ss tins ao GssSs
DUPONT CIRCLE-cooA clean. newly
painted rooms, Ink, walk-tn closets,
1 phN0Hne. i hSpe-lik Es 452 ;d,, r g. nv.
sSas e cpl esGs se s HSsss e0ii
1000 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. frt. rm.,
wen furn.: ample closet space;
immac.; pref. mature person; no
others SSl1 [ rSoSSn1srs; breakfast priyils.
Ne ~ fst5 sOo Aim col. RD.-BeesSu..
furn. rm., next to bath, for refined
EsentleTmsn;s FstEr.; daily maid serv-
1913 sis 49, az ssf so4at frTn aS
LADIES ONLY-Sgle. rms. GIT 18th
St; Newly DEG. and inrn.: eiev yss
me, mo, Or BY VIZ; NE. S.5707:
single and dble. rms; clean, heaut.
furn.; modern baths. NO. 10000.
CATHEDRAL AVE, on conn,--Liy.
rm., bedrm. and kitchen: empl. lady.
Also sgie rm- AD. 4-4S2l. lie
Manor; unusually lge. sgie. rm.;
next to bath. IS VIZ, ID
HI NETGHBORs. clad to meet you.
Potomac Hotel now has weekly rates,
$40 and upi elevator, teie. and maid
baths; 2 blocks from White House,
V block from carline. Come and
convince yourself. POTOMAC Hos
TEL 18th And u Gts. nv. -16
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1928 M ST. N.W.-So up for sgle.
rms, dhle., refgr.. grill, Sl1.50 up:
1850 18Th ST. N.w.-Lse. bright G rms
stove: SO VIZ. DE. 2-l675.
CAPITOL Hills rms, bath; 500
mo-; rms. extra lge., $45. 407
Seward sq. s.e.. Ii. S-67S0. lie
1862 + ST. S.E.-Middle- aged couple.
wife rs companion, light house,
work. No rent. LU. 1-3964. ia
AIR-COOLED STUDIO RIM, refrig.,
Slcck-radio, Tv, African mattress:
2l47 q st; NV. Ex. S-6633. -18
1O3 MT. VERNON PL., cor. 9TH st.
n.w.-Twin beds, refgr., gas stove;
also single, SO ca. wk. Everything
1866 WYOMING, NV lse attrac.
S36-$43 mo. Mt. Pleas. AID. 2-2S75.
2815 .2Sth ST. N.W.-Nicely furil.
r I'm; water. refgr.; no drinking.
20! 20 $3.50 sstS ST. Nw.-cleana, M cool
hed-liv. rm. and kit. with refgr.
and rangette. Near Wardman PIX.
semipVt. bath. CO. 5-i556.
Mr.. DUPONT cIRcLE-completely
turn. incl. running water and refgr.
1242 2lst st. NV. NE. S-5473.
COLORED-LGE. RIM. with porch, for
quiet couple. 723 Quebec pl. NV:
S58 per mo. -16
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. lcont. J

ROOMS FURN.-M.W. Cont.
NEWLY DEC: sGLE. Rms. maid
service. NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE.
TIA N. II. ave. NV, HO. 2-9SS2.
ONE OR MEN. for Ige, rm.. in pvt.
nome; exeel. loo. and transp. GAN
1888 goth sT.-Nicely dec. Ice.
dble.-sgle., run. water. daily maid
sefv.; nr. Conn ave. bet. R an nd s.
2es JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-Large
man. RA. $4,000. Ia
l !ssn SFszoS s.. s1 to s.s SAG i3s
sHOREHAM VIC. 5000 Sand ct. NV.
Lovely Diet, home, large room. lge.
closet; gentleman. Wo. 6-1527.
SLEEP ON AIR FOAM, wake up to nu-
v 2haz P.it M ESa Ex s.,SSSSaaS, .;!s
single rm ns for lady; laundry priyiss
sSs GNp III sasTsas 81. Il N.WLarss'
Cali after tt 8. IA. s-SSss.' . @Y Ybis,
BEAUTIFUL. Ice, STUDIO RM. in
pvt. home. Sep. entr., garden floor.
Pvt. bath. Mr.. all cows. RIA. $4,000.
DOWNTOWN. 18th st. NV. I12S-
Double rooms, $3.50 wk.; j large
front room, $15 wk.; i Ink. apt,
consisting Of large liv. rm., incl.
sleeping porch, pvt. bath, hot plate,
refgY.; cple. or girls. $3.50 wk,,
sos no.; maid service. RE. 7-9s4s.
CONN. AVE. Legation st.-Attrac.
bed sitting rn suit peOple Ice
closet semipvt. bath with shower:
Laundry privils.. bus at door. EN-.
soGTEERN CLUB. l7es Mass. ave.
guests. Single and md double Sst rms. ~,
bsndix;o kit, ygSrliyils.: transients, ac-
UPPER 16thwT1in bedrms.. pvt.
sssh sneY Ssm. sig "a ss ss75 5B' SIS
INES isas. hS S'n S-sS SS % atteF 1usI
1s47 L ST. N.w-Attractiye, Ice,
RITZ HOTEL, 900 + st. NV, in the
heart Of the city-Clean, comfort
able and cool rooms: $40 wk. single;
hot and DSo cold ser yse elevator d. and
i0
ath Ann fnrr
rm for or > Has 1oe csdar closet
and use ~ Screen norch pA .ITIS6
w. - A III
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1914 10Th st NV
-Lge., bright, cool frt. rm., list d.;
/ man; $3.50 VIZ. Ho. a-s6$s,
CONN. -CATHEDRAL AYES. VIC. VIC Il
Lee. front rm.. Bic closet, mr.. shower
bath: SGT mo-; man. no. 2.33O9.
Ia
1915 3 ST. NV, mr.. Dupont circle
cleaa cool sna sftra fEGH. T pS
bath, spacious walk-in closet; $50
NEAs 3, w.-single rm.,. 50 xk !.
1242 2lst st. NV ME. s-o47Ss;
SINGLE NM al hath m ,,Ii;r
phone: " block S bus. Sis FarraTut
p 81 BY "a Stkc aJss 2kEAr.r4, go 10.
s;tt;ns yn far nr MIR fitchen
n ass, IN ~! to raii re 2Naaas Is9nI
pI oth = W. w eau L. ~oooo' by 599Vo
14aS > 81 81 Nw-Nice,y furnished
Sin sinEle J f5oHt ROOM second IGOR 1S
TiTPPPFR H2vMS Reeut,fuls residential
sec: Nicely furn; single r rm; suit; d ior
fransn. SSb mo ia a-7SIo. --eifI
CHEVY CHASE sars p c Isp.s gentle SY
home nicely fufn. front rnn., next
to bath with shower), used by only
nna 0fhap 0anf1aNA0 nn1v tuBN In
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APIS. FURNlsHED-D.c.

1918 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely fur
nished liz: rnl.. bedrm., kit, bath:
~ mo; Bee resident manager. =.
CATHOLIC Pt UNIV VIC vI.GS,S;sdrm ally n.y.
beds; apt. bldg. nicely furn.. Tedec.;
PARK Sg2 t tAN Ss2iss Apr..HorELT&22Rx-
cellent downtown location, newly
decorated bachelor unit; modern
furnishings equipped for light
housekeeping; refriserator; reason
able weekly and monthly rates with
nents. Daily rates with hotel serv-
ice for transients. Resident man
aEer. MRS, HAYES, 1900 F st. NV,
la lstR ST. N.w.-Leyely snall
apt s With n gy I s sptF;; $50 mo. HI.
0lO RlTTENHOUSE ST. N.w.-Three
rms. screened porch. utils.. .Bendix;
suit. 2 or 8: monthly or weekly. IA
DUPONT CIRCLE-Four-rm. bsmt.
apt; pvt entr., parking space. maid
service; ideal Tor 2 or g. DE 2 @}s
GEoRGETowN-Air-cond.. pvt. en-
paintings. ! DE-. s-SS2S after 5 pm.
srs AND DECATUR SITS. NV
transp. csiI PENNY HPosToIipEs.
4S1S KANSAS AVE. N.W.-l-rm.
apt. up-to-date furniture: PVT:
iddie- SSaS ps Io1IsD ds shr
LINCOLN PARK--216 18th st. Sc:
1st-h. front, bedrms., kit; S45, incl.
I$f4 1stS sT.S.w.-Elsva.or type
bblsdHg End d. front 1-rm.. efhciency.
49, G " .. 81: N:w.-Afhe
eflciency apt. $11 wk. IA
4I9 9Th ST. S.W.-2 lFe.. front rms.
end kit eros: ysntilsti 9 Ia Intent
U Uti iS env ME- 1'l s.Soss: TOW -i eesk'
NV. sECTION-Niceiy furnished q
bedrnl. apt: phone; on busline; rea-
TIE EavS cH nvH g y AP Il1 4 49,
C Spss: sn Az mr. comb be6 GolhM u sme
3 RMS. AND BATH. All utils. fS1fn.:
S62:l 10; Can. N; J. LANE NE; g.
C IaSg; HI S ssl1k2&nedroom. liz IlySinr
$50. us diniI ns e. e. ssss ana D11IssA
TWO BRiGHT BACK ROOMS for em-
ployed couple: S11. week; no chill.
BRIGHTWOOD-2 and 5 rm.: attrac.
apts.: End mr.: comb. hed-liy,; utils,,
girls or cpl. After 8 p.m.. RA, g.
AYR--coND. apt. bldg. as 400 Blk.
Conn. ave. New. bright studio; l
man. peach tile bath. new GE refgr.
SIS. SO pm. 2014 Kalorma I'd. NV.
1870 BILTMORE ST. NV, mr.. 18th
and Columbia rd.-Front liy. nm.
bedrm. comb. kit; SOS mo. incl.
es55 41st sT. NV. No. 2os-Larse
living room. corner bedroom. fully
equipped kitchen, dining space. tile
bath. In modern apartment build
ing. includes all utilities at $50 80
monthly. To inspect, see janitor on
premises or cali him ut En-. 2-3S40.
JOHN +. DONOHOE d SONS. 314
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. Ii. 3-0084.
OOWNTOWN--A large furnished bed
rm. apt. ut 1888 New York ave.
NV; $64, incl. all utils.: no transp.l
cost yak to. work. SHANNON D
LuCHS CO.. 1905 3 Ct. NV. Ma.
AsSdAA.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
MODERN AIR COND. Conn. ave. en-
cheney to share with another man
about rs. EN-. 3-9275. Ia
UPPER N.W:-Young man to share
lge.. new. furn. 1-bedrm., cool cor.
apt. with another man. tn. 2-6S20.
GOVT. GIRL or student t21-3O| to
share GEORGETOWN apt. with an
other girl. co. 5-1449 after pm.
Nj young lady to
share cool, desirable 2-bedrm. furn.
apt. with another lady. ia. 2-6524.
NV girl. share mod. 3-bedrm.
home; twin beds. nv, with girls; $3S
mo. RIA. 3-5S02. ewes. and wk. ends.
MAN TO SHARE large, beaut. furn.
air-cooled eflc. in mod. Georgetown
apt: bldg. with / other man: free
parking; AID. 4-1640 after z pm.
GIRL I9RI to share apt apt With another
pl. Sc. $40 mo. See after 6.
woman to furnish own bedrm. and
share. 2-bedrm. apt. with woman.
DU: I.S6S6. apt. $40. II"
COLORED-GOVT. GIRL wishes to
share her 2-bedrm. apt. with an
other Govt. girl; ne. sec. LU. 4-2331.
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I3UU q ST. NAV

cut-thread fixtures. BLocK'S INC,
1746 Lee hwy, ia. $500.
POCKET and billiard tables, supplies,
poker tables and games, table ten
LL iaHd5 Ans ssf soWEHa s6 G4HN
~ a Ne Fl MAJ MaoH m 1851 elsd
tricl, Pitney- Bowes, and letter OPEN
er; 3 mos. old 4oes on list price:
PRINTING TYPES. rubber stamp
best otrer this Week. ': IL. 's sp9$ii
RADIO -PHoNO. COMB, stromberR-
Carlson, AM and FIN: cost $3.50.
sell for S125; cleo. range, / yr. old,
Kenmore, $115; LII. 10000. -16
RECORDING MACHINE. electric,
Webster portable with case. Used
very little: S125. CENTRAL. 2019
BEDROOM 'E SUITE, 8 pcs, ANTIQUE da
spring. mattress. 10. 4-7364. is
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and gas
$50 each: also, late-model refgrs.
$75; VIII deliver. ST. 3-1216.
EfF TaR Ssa 5c pFss slss gas Eseond
REFRIGERAToR. Coldspot. 1853, IL
Gu: it.: 50-lh. freezer; $3.50 or best
offer. TU. 2-1767; Ia. 9-5530.
REFRIGERAToRS, servel gas. new,
in original crates. 505 discount
while they last. HUI. 3-7255. -I6
7h-ft. Coldspot.
IKE new: sealed unit. RIA. 3-3453
REFRfGERATOR. 7h-ft. coldspot,
like new; sealed unit. RIA. 3-3453
or RAJ 3-12Oh 1R6
REFRIGERATOR, WESTINGHOUSE, ~
eu; It.; good cond.; $3.50. JU. O.
REFRiaERAToRs. 200 gas, in I excel.
condition. and 8 Gu. Il. If you
need an extra refgr. at home or ct
your summer cottage, these are a
bargain: They are now being
removed from apis, to be replaced
by larger units. Phone 10. 3-4O4O
recond., late mod
els. lge stock, BARGAINS. ACME STOVE
GO. lQll 9TH st NV. Ma. $500.
REFRIGERATOR 1850 Frigidaire, s
Gu. IT,; $75. Philco l2-in. ~; $35.
REFRiGERATOR sALE-Leonsrd
$25. repainted. West, large. S35,
GE. apt, size. $50. Quiet operation.
guar. to freeze in 5 min; so models
to choose from DUNN-MARK, 4I3O
GEORGIA ave. NV. tn. 2-4S31.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-14
BLAIR'S TELEVISION

oNe&~@N y
5422 Western Ave. NV.
Open til 8; sat. It'll 8; OIL. 2-1S00
TYPEWRITER, Underwood, electric.
like new; big savings. MITCHELL
SALES CO.. UN 4-S437. Ia
TYPEWRITER. Remington noiseless,
late model, good cond.. SAT 80.
MITCHELL SALES CO., uN. 4-S437
rYPEWRITERs, port. tNEw), Rem.
Royal, Smith-Cor., Und., Olympia.
Free home DEM: $3.50 wk. DI. z
TYPEWRITERs. portables. all makes
from $9.95 down. bal. Ii months
CIRCLE, 741 18th NV. DI. 7-7372.
TYPEWRITER SALE, portable and
office size. SIS UP. CENTRAL, 20l9
l4th st. NV. III
TYPEWRITERS. electric, Remington
Rand. IBM. rebuilt and guaranteed.
CENTRAL, 2019 14th st. NV. III
WASHER, Benodix, auto; Crosley
refgr., 6 Gu. it., both 1S months old;
child's swing and IRE engine, good
cond. XII. 9-5l27. --16
WASHERS, late models. look like
delivery. ST 3-121H