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subscription viii bring to your very own door each Friday
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WELCOME to new subscriber George L Hoegr 500
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WE REALLY CAPTURED THE YuLETIpE SPIRIT at Unity
Church
ful program the APPETITE Mini Portals mstae" eantata
ourolOuoouro Cameo de Nada and the English sixteenth
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sOloists superb program organist
rad Jeffrey
lowering Harold under the direction
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DID you HEAR THE TEDDY WILSON TRIO CHS radio
last Saturday. 1t good of popular and standard
music presented in informal style and will be regular weekly fea
tue Wilson supported by Milton Hinton bass and Sam sticks
Evans drums
IT'S crni.Ds DREAM WORLD the carroll-pae Nursery
sis Carroll Av Mrs Lucille Headcy held
guests The best wishes Jewell Ben
pressed a beautiful bouquet
From beautiful silver coffee poured
assorted cookies by the Mines
Thomas John Amstead grandfather Mrs Heay also
serve the guests.
nursery opens on ROOM tasen,ly
decorated with gay little farm scenes All of the furniture is pint
sized and there is large delight young
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WE DELEGATED OUR FRY" PETER, to tell us all
about the Mayors party for children held last Saturday From the
HOB about youngsters
the auditorium They delighted
enjoyed the show the community singing and
AN LETTER received Major
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clothing books
newspapers shoes dishes goods
the Major The articles
but the collecting sorting repairing goods
create jobs and this
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them at this time of the when their greatest
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-10-22
SILVER OPENS
cPA OFFICE

Jack Silver, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Silver, 744 West Street.
has announced the opening of Of.
fees in suite 408-09 Consolidated
Building, 118 East Bay Street
where he will be engaged in the
practice of Certified Public Ac
counting.
Mr.. Silver attended local ell
ementary schools and was gradu-
ated from Robert E. Lee High
School.
MIR. Silver attended the Uni
versity of Florida where he maj
ored in accounting. He held mem
bership in Beta Alpha Psi, nation
al honorary accounting fraternity.
and Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity
He received his Bachelor OF
Science in. Business Administra-
ton degree from the University
of Florida in May, 1949.
For the past twenty months he
has been a partner in a promin-
ent local firm of Certified Pub
lie Accountants.
Silver is a veteran of World
War II, having served in the I'm
tied States Naval Service, and
is Mason, member of the indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows.
member of the American Institute
of Certified Public Accountants,
member of the Florida Institute
of Certified Public Accountants
and Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-10-22
Remnants of q Settlement
$4,000 Years Old
Discovered in Israel

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = Dis
covery in Israel of the remnants
of a settlement believed to be
some $4,000 years old was an
nounced here by. M. Stekelis, a
lecturer on pre-history at the He
brew University.
DR.. Stekelis uncovered a cave
near Zichron Yaacov some Is
miles south of Haifa, which con-
tanned the bones of deer, wolves,
lions and other animals which ap-
parently served food for the pre-
historic inhabitants of the area,
and hunting weapons. The cave
was unearthed more than 81 feet
below the surface. 1t is presumed
that two landslides covered up
the cave and preserved the bones
and implements. The landslides
are believed to have occurred 50,-
900 years ago.
The annual rally of the Israeli
Exploration and Archaeological
Institute opend at Migdal Asca-
lon, in southern Israel this week
with an address by President
Itchak Ben Xvi.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-10-22

new presidents wife being given
large bouquet of roses. Each
new officer was given a bouton-
Mere.
The Sisterhood of the Finger
aid Hebrew Congregation is also
being guided this year by new
slate Of officers. elected at the
conclusion of last season. The new
officers are: Mrs. Samnlie Hal
perrin. McRae. President: Mrs.
Julius Levine. Eastman. First
Vice President: Mrs. Ben Cher
noff. Broxton. Second Vice-Presi-
dent: Mrs. Eli Cohen. Tifton. Re-
cording Secretary: Mrs. Morris
Kusnitz. Alamo. Corresponding
Secretary: Mrs. MYer Captain. Du-
bin. Treasurer: Mrs. Helen Har-
ris. Ocilla. Parliamentarian.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-10-22

Elected to serve with DR.. Kus-
nitz are: Julius Levine, Eastman,
First Vice-President; Myer Miller,
Cordele, Second Vice-President;
Myer Caplan, Dublin, Third Vice
President; Herbert Sackett, Ocil-
la, Secretary; Philip Halperin,
Fitzgerald, Treasurer; Abe Krug-
er, Fitzgerald, Gabbai.
The new Board of Directors in
cludes: Dick KaninskY. Finger
aid: Morris Levine. Nashville:
Buddy Kruger. Fitzgerald: Martin
Gottlieb. Fitzgerald: Charles Har-
ris. Ocilla: Isadore Perlis. Cor
dele: Ben Silver. Hawlkinsville:
Sammie Halperin. McRae: Louis
Albert. Meter: Henry Rose. Bax-
ley: Jake Harris; Cuthbert: Eli
Cohen. Triton: Ralph Edwards.
Triton: Reuben Kruger. Fitzger-
aid: Murray Marcus. Triton: 1sa-
dore Macy. Camilla: DR.. Fred
Goldwasser. Alma: Isadore FL
kins. Alma.
The new officers were formal
ly installed at Congregational
banquet on the second night of
RoSh Hashonah which took place
in the annex of the synagogue.
Prior to the impressive installa-
ton ceremony conducted by Rab-
hi Nathan Kohen beautiful red
rose corsages were presented to
the wives of all the officers, the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-10-22
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME

We will register with the Clerk of
ida, upon receipt of proof of publica-
tion IF this notice. the fictitious name
to wit:
The Southern Jewish Weekly ).
The parties interested in this business
are: !
(Oct. %, 20 Nov. 5, IL. 1854
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-10-22
DR.. Morris Kusnitz Heads
Fitzgerald Hebrew Congregation

At its annual Congregational meeting held during the
Holidays Kusntz Alamo Georgia unanimous
elected president of the Fitzgerald Hebrew Synagogue Dr.
Kunitz well and highly esteemed physician Of Wheeler
County. active congregational activities well
other oganzonal work He has served only past Sunday
School superintendent Of the but also president
Fitzgerald lodge Bnai Birth for In addition he held
office of the Georgia State Bnai Birth Assoca
81 oinn Ahraox
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-10-22

DIR. MAURICE N. EISEN.,
DRATH. president of the Union
of American Hebrew Congrega.
tions, will lead members of the
Unions national executive board
in religious retreat" which
will take place in connection
with the boards annual meeting,
October 21-25, in Atlantic City.
1t will be the first time that a
meeting of a national Jewish re.
ligiouS group takes this form.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-10-22
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the un-
derslgned INTENDS to register with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Duval
County, Florida, in accordance with
the following fictitious name under
which its business is carried on, to-wit
AUTO MART -.
TOM SMITH, INC.
BY Thomas J. Smith. Pres.
Goldstein g. GoldStein
Attorneys at Law .-
Jacksonville. Florida
(Oct. %. % Nov S, IL. 1854
Evening star., 1954-11-14
GkomouL IS Their Business
MoeWest- -'HoWtoKeepinSh

the best. All any woman needs
is one good man. and often
the quiet girls get the best
husbands.
IF you are terribly shy you
should learn to sing, dance or
do something to attract atten-
ton to herself. But If you
really like men," Mae con-
cluded, "they will usually like
you."
Evening star., 1954-11-14

think they are false. but God
has been good to me. I don't
have a single filing"
Il believe in brushing the
teeth a lot and In stimulating
the gums with salt. 7 prefer
a powder to q tooth paste and
always use q roSe-Scented
mouth wash"
"Is it true" / asked, that
you are a student Of yoga?"
"Yes, ! studied with Sri Deva
Rom Sukul." Mae had high
praise for his book. ''His
science of living teaches that
positive thinking is an inn
portant part of keeping in
shape. You can't just admire
his philosophy-to be bene-.
flied you have to make this
type of thinking a habit. But
/ don't go to extremes in any
thing. You have to. temper
enthusiasm with judgment"
Before I left I asked Miss
West If she had any advice on
how a girl can "get her man."
There are SO many tricks,
I could fill a book" she
grinned. Positive thinking.
Check your attitude. But you
can't handle every man the
same way. If you want one
type to be attracted to you it
may be necessary to ignore
him. while another may re-
quire your full attention so he
can find out what you are like.
But it is not always the most
popular girl who ends up with
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Club Plans Trip

The Public Affairs Commit
tee Of the District Section Of
the National Council Of Jewish
Women viii take q field trip
to the Welfare Departments
Children's Center at Laurel,
Md. on Tuesday. The trip is
being taken as a follow up to
an address to the group by
Mr.. Gerard Shea, Director Of
the Department Of Public
Welfare. The group win go by
chartered bus, which will leave
from the corner of Connecticut
avenue and Albemarle street
NV. at II am.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Rabbi Starts
Book Reviews

The annual winter series of
book reviews, presented by
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld of
the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation, will begin on
Wednesday at 10:30 am. The
first book to be reviewed will
be "The View from Pompey,s
Head" by Hamilton Basso.
These reviews will be held
In the auditorium Of the
temple, Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and Macomb street NV.
under the sponsorship Of the
Sisterhood. Tickets for the
series Of five. which is open to
the public, can be purchased
from Mrs. Milton Dreyfus.
Evening star., 1954-11-14

Alencon lace bed jacket and
flexed the muscle in her arm.
II understand you broks all
records at the Sahara In Las
Vegas" I remarked.
my last night there they
turned away 500 people," Mae
grinned.
In Troining
!"It's strenuous, standing on
your feet for almost three
hours. I went into training so
I wouldn't get tired. I have
SO hilly acres in the San Fer
nando Valley and ! walked
about S miles every day.
Exercise keeps you young
and healthy" Mae continued.
IF you don't have much time
or space, exercise in your bed.
Begin with the toes-wiggle
them, stretch them, tense
them, then relax. Go over your
whole body this way. Work
your ankles, legs, knees,
thighs, abodmen, shrug your
shoulders, rotate your head,
breathe deeply and think only
pleasant thoughts. Wipe worry
right out of your mind. You
must do this If you want to
keep In good shape"
do you pay much attention
to what you eat?" I asked.
II always have" Mae con-
fessed.
my father thought more
about what food would do for
you than how it tasted. Be-
tween shows I drink chicken
broth with an egg in it for
energy, or the juice Of a raw
steak.
when I am doing a show
my clothes fit me SO tight I
cut down to only two meals a
day. I avoid eating vegetables
with meat because ! find this
bloats me-"
At this point the telephone
rang and Miss West crossed
the room with that famous
sway Of the hips reminiscent Of
her Diamond Lii" walk.
II was q dancer and an aero
bat as a child" she explained.
The only makeup Mae was
wearing was lipstick and arti-
fetal eyelashes and I noticed
her complexion was as clear
and f1ne-grained as a young
girls.
Bottled Woter
"Your skin is the first place
to reflect your habits" she de-
clared. "Stay away from hard
water-it's terrible for the
skin. ! order bottled water
by the gallon. I even use
1t for my final shower"
I wanted to know IL Miss
West avoided the sun.
II get the most beautiful
tan you ever saw" she ex-
claimed. "I'll give you the
recipe. It's simply wonderful.
especially for sensitive skin.
It's made with hard-boiled
egg."
AS Miss West was talking
I admired her white teeth.
"They are so perfect people
Evening star., 1954-11-14
BY Lydio Lane
HOLLYWOOD.

BE conscious of health, re-
spect your body and it won't
grow old" Mae West said to
me as I sat In her white-and-
gold living room the other aft
ernoon.
MY father was a fighter
and we had q gymi1 our house
so I started lifting weights
when I was young" Mae
turned back the sleeve OF her
Evening star., 1954-11-14
MAGIC FROM MAE.

Here is your chance to
get q lot more beauty ad- ;.
vice from Mae West. In
leaf1et M-50, Beauty
Magic From Mae West" /"
you'll find the following:
Special exercises for q
firm bust; Macs own
magic tan lotion made
from hard-boiled eggs;
how to apply and wear
artificial eyelashes. G e t
your copy Of this vital
leaflet by sending 5 cents
AND a self-addressed,
stamped envelope to Lydia
Lane, Mirror Syndicate, In
care Of The Evening Star,
p. O. Box I'LL, Los An
geles So, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORT, . so cSny;: T. and h; IN Al
6.month or 6.00O-mile warranty;
s sseSs,, N 426d BsnSinr M r6 81
FORD 1850 Tudor; r. and h.; in good
6,O00-mile warranty. S795, NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO. Fordl, go
Bladensburg I'd. ne, Ii. 7-S300.
FORD 1853 Tudor; r. and h.; dove
gray; one owner: extremely low
mileage: D. C. inspection .guaran-
r rsnty; o s15s5 q NoRTHEAs MO-
I'd. ne. Ii. 7-s30O.
FORD 1895 sedan: heater, body and
motor T412tor o IN good condition; $50
FORD '5$ Custom IS" sedan; r. and
B.. , Ford kIn; $1;645; No; 14s1 A
$4,000, Open ewes. til 8 pm.
FORD '53 Victoria Cutsom "8":: r.
and h.. .Fordomatic:, $1.695.. No.
1 l4SIA; a real beauty on wheels.
HENRY is. Sis. '52s, '53s; as low as
sos down: large. selection to choose
from; some with overdrive, radios
easy terms to suit you. MANHAT-
TAN AUTO, INC. (Kaiser-Willys and
Foreign Cars). Factory sales and
service for Kaiser, WHY'S, Henry j,
Morris and M. G.; exclusive dealer
for Austin Healey. Sport Car and
A AZ and Of England si av sq No SIDES g
Established 1914. %
HENRY j 81 6-cylinder; fair condi-
ton; $500 or best offer. BR. s-8542
n .sdsn Is COW ''a JACK 4 ta7 lrB
HG n5s SHo a Hornet n 4 our s SSd yr
and HI. Hydra-Matic drive: one
owner; low mileage; q real beauty
RR e. bsrg nor6 IFise; g GHG sl14 a,
Chrysier-Piymouth Dealer. is Ken
HUDSON 81 Commodore ";s" 4-dr. 4;
equipped with r. and h. and HYDRA
Matte transmission: exceptionally
clean; fine transportation; guaran-
6podge-Plymouth+ Used Is doG Cars ea12
HUDSON so 2-dr.; radio and heater;
antee, HILL & SANDERS. wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st
HUDSON '46; r.. h., good tires. very
HUDSON 81 Hornet 4-door sedan
twin H power, r. and h.. Hydra. new
tires. exceptionally clean: onl!
$l,095. Indoor showroom, MASH
Bridge in Arl., Va. ia. $1,000. =:
JAGUARS-'52 nardtop and roadstel
and VII sedan; showroom appear
snce. Very low mileage. JACK PRY
KA 1sa sd ds4s 4ar our SEDAN s2nd heater
GOLDEN, 2es Carroll St. Takoma
Park, D: G.. RIA. 3-33O3. q,
KAISER 40 custom 4-dr.; T. and h.
extras, beaut. blue. new tires. excel
cond.; S595. OV. 3-1615. %
LA SALE 1899 conv.; recent com.
plete motor overhaul: top condition
ideal for sport-car enthusiast: $3.50
LINCOLN ,53 Capri convertible; green
immac.. 5000 miles. S2.975. DE. 2
LINCOLN '52 Cosmopolitan sport
| sedan; spotless academy blue finish
| equip. with r. and h., dual range
! Hydra, beaut. custom made slir
covers, Wv. tires; one owner
traded on "a Lincoln; S2,295
KLOPFER MOTORS, INC, Lincoln
I Mercury, Safe-Buy Cars, Fairfax
Circle, Fairfax, Va, Crescent 10000
LINCOLN 1851 Cosmopolitan 4-door
cleo. windows, r. and h., Hydra.
beaut. 2-tone green; only $1,000
miss nnai,n1 M Syner; SLIPS; n. terms rms
n ME Pr1rI o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
AUTOMOBILES For SALE

LINCOLN Continental Classic 1941
hard top sedan: black; 1895. ia.
LINCOLN 1e4s 4-door: $500. I'm
81 c. new FToop PoNT 4ns oEassI
G3nnecticutt. Wo; 6.8400.,
very good conc conaition: 81 go or 0G best
trade. Phone XII. S-s52s. "a
LINCOLN '53 Capri hardtop: beauti-
ful 2-tone blue finish: low mileage;
/ owner; equipped with power
brakes. power steering, dual-range
HMigtd a drive, electric window
able. extras: interior in rich 2-tone
value, traded on new "a Lincoln.
Special today. 1926. MONT
GOMERY-STUBBS. Lincoln Mercury
Dealer adeG, 3716 Bladensburg I'd. AP.
LINCOLN '53 Capri sport sedan. The
luxury liner of the automobile field.
This darling beauty is distinctive
exquisite green body, palace green
top with genuine leather and nylon
upholstery to complement the ex-
terror colors; fully equipped with
Away power seat to add to your
driving pleasure. The sensational
205-horsepower plus motor gives
power plus performance. All these
superb features combine to give you
the thrill Of your Lifetime; q
new-car warranty; financing ar.
rangements for your convenience at
Q substantial saving; $3, 495. MONT
GOMERY-STUBBS. Lincoln Mercury
Dealer, 37I5 Bladensburg. I'd. AP.
7.2929: Open daily. 8 to 8.
MERCURY 80 4;dr. sedan: r. and b :,
EA 4 ny oIlse co T Sssr' ave s7s e
M AERs9ass s. ie b. hard aM pOOs soupe
heater. Merc-O-Matic. beautiful. q
ssEns' u fs sSs R. f /! Y: M .of 81
MERCURY nEsSEHi .5a Monterey ha7dtop
coupe; beaut. Lakeland green body
with contrasting Coventry gray top,
equip. With With. r. and Sot h.. eye5S SE
safe-Buy Cars. Fairfax Circle. Fair
MERCURY $50 convert; must sell; s
months 21ln ODD. clean. excel. cond. ia.
MERCURY 81 2-tone; Merc-o-Matic,
Cali IA 1880. II
MERCURYS, new 1855. for sale; ter
rife savings. Call MR.. STILL at
EN-. 2-5500 or bring this ad with
you to 4400 Connecticut ave. NV.
overdrive. Be sufe and sec this one
today at only S995! Car No; 1883
B. MONROE FORD. 800 Wis. ave.
NV. WO. $4,000. Open ewes. It'll
MERCURY as SO" 4-dr. sedan; r.
arc real bry nt s4so S'f No. 7essa4. COM i
MERCURY 40 2-door; cd. r. and h.,
low mileage: like new. S595. Only
S45 down. THACKER MOTORS, LA.
MERCURY HSscGHa 1850 s-dr.: beautiful blue
finish; T. and h.. oyerdrive. A real
and Largest Dodge-Plymouth Dealer.
ave. ne. Ii. 7-1732.
MG's "a: $1,000. Also 8 used from
$685.. JACK PRY. LTD. 18th and
NV Tin our 32nd year,
PONTIAC 1913 convertible Torpedo
.'S"; r, and h.: Hydra-Matic; new
top. low mileage; cleanest car in
Washington: S695.
CAPITAL GARAGE :
Ct,ryeIar plvrno,ith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

N saS g. 'NSl sNi 5SS Sss. beginning q
Kaiser WHY'S and foreign cars).
Both sides at 9TH and r SITS. NV,
NO. 7-27o0. Established 1914.
M. G. Mark-u 1853: 1900 easy miles.
t,;I.t superb performance; over $500 COG
leather. Owner going overseas. Phi.
ia. 5-576S. evenings. "A
MORRIS 1854 new 2-dr.; delivered
lless heater $1,445; M. @. ,(new).
81, 395 delivered. MANHATTAN
At Ogaicn 1 INc 7t Ka dSa and
NASH as 40 900. s,dS:.; surf green.
s sRsSls c e H1ls 1910 K ST. MSsr
dr. Arl., Va. ia. 2-01s9. Open till
NASH $50 Country Club Custom RAM
bier; r. and h.; one owner; low mile
ALExA Shsdsia NASH aaIai ise5 Mt Yer.
ewes till 9 pm. Closed Sundays.
NASH 81 Custom rambler cow;
sharp. Nile blue finish. fully equip,
4OIN MO1OIk w.,
119 N. Y. ave. ne, RE. 7-4O56. IS
NASH 80 custom 4-dr. Ambassador;
ivory and gold; o.d.. r. h.: low mi;
! owner: transfer. o'Seas. XII. g.
5732 ewes. after pm. II
NASH 80 Ambassador 2-door sedan;
black, Hydra, heater, foam. rubber
cushion bed: specially priced at
ARLINGTON CORP, s. end of Key
Bridge in Arl.. Va. ia. 5000. q
NASH '52 Statesman 4-door sedan;
beautiful Harvard maroon, weather.
eye. bed, reclining seats, direc-
tional signals: only 81. 3e5. Indoor
showroom. NASH ARLINGTON
CORP. s. end Of Key Bridge In
Arl.. Va. IA. $1,000. "a
NASH 80 sedan; all extras. nne cond.
S646. only S46 down. THACKER
MOTORS. LA. 6-6530. Il
OLDSMOBILE 1946 2-dr. sedanette:
special for today. only S195. no
money down on approved credit.
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. 2001
NICHOLS ave. Sc. II
PLYMOUTH AZ station wagon; r.
and h.: z seats l-dr &306
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1852 2-ton: very low mileage;
car or small truck considered on
trade. Ii. 6-3043. "a
CHEW. 81 sedan delivery; low mile
age. peri. cond., $S25. MIRACLE
E CAR WASH. 18th and L SITS. Sc.
GTUDEBAKER 1e47 1h-ton truck;
$4,000 mi: good cond.. S195. 4S0g
Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Nd. OIL
. 4-4323. -S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDSMoBIIE 1941 club coupe; cream
ssgrevsd Is sred e. o 9EPey w dGFi Gs
oBUICk. 2001 Nichols ave. Sc. IL
OLDSMOBILE 1851 super "SS" de
nxe 2-dr. sedan; distinctive 2-tone
cascade green and palm green top.
interior; Whirlaway Hydra Matte,
radio. air-conditioned heater and
oetroster, turn signals and many
otner de luxe accessories. Sale
p HG@dy at only So, eos, oLMsTEAD
n M,TTOE co, n, Virginia,s Largest
blvd: Arl;. ia. 7-S4oO.
OLDSMOBIE so Rocket "sS" Sc
Dan; this car is out OF this world.
See NJ ut; Murphy: FALLS CHURCH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
GARAGES

FOR RENT. GARAGE. masonry, 8
trucks and parking space. Also
single; Rear 619 18th st. ne. Wo
REAR $3.50 WIS. AVE. N.w.-1-car
garage for. rent, $3.50 mo. See
s .cealsor cA Ara & W IA 1f1SY
outlets: light commercial use; down.
town vicinity. HE. 4-6720. Il
GARAGE. double. fireproof; good fol
storage. -RA. 3-4577. p
one-car BRICK corner se AMI alley s imme w
poss.. $3.50. ME. S-54O0. tEVES
MIR. PIVER. HE. 4-7216.) Lee
M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st
NV. NE. S-54O0.