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Evening star., 1954-01-10
Home Fashions
This Furniture Designed
For GIuss-WuIIed Homes

arms, II inches high. add to the
lounging possibilities Of this sofa
which has been named Long
john" It is easily movable be-
cause of the two front casters.
but hidden legs at the back keep
it from "Scooting."
To go with these extra -sized
sofas is a pair of tables which
interlock at right angles. The
long, low table Of the pair Is z
feet long, is inches wide and
IS inches high. It Is constructed
to slide under the shelf Of the
taller one. which measures 81
inches long by "a inches in
height and width. The tops of
both tables are Of striped zebra
wood. with inset of black micarta
on the taller top and q white
surface of the same material
on the lower one.
Several other attractive tables
are included in the new line.
One. an end table, achieves six
variations by employing two dis
tinct bases, each supporting any
of the three tops. One base.
designed to be folded when its
top is removed. comes in rose
wood. The other. of polished
brass. cradles the top on legs
and flush stretchers. The tops,
all polished. brass bound. can be
either Venetian mosaics, leather
Or glass. The mosaic tops are
actually tiny hand-blown squares
of Venetian glass in shaded mix
lures Of blue-greens, blues, grays
and browns.
Another series. Of tables. this
time six separate ones. though
Of related design. all have nodded
laminated tops of Finnish birch
burl supported on trestle-like
walnut frames. Included Is o
very long coffee table, then one
half the length. then one two
thirds that size with q lower
tier extending only one-third
Of its top; a two-tier end table
in two different heights and a
two-tier coffee table the size Of
half the length Of the first one
mentioned.
This line also features a wal
nut party server on wheels with
a drop wedge-shaped panel
which opens to provide adequate
bar service. Formica tops the
wedge, and the front Of the
server is decorated with Japa-
neSe fir.
The old Morris chair, today
known as the "Siesta chair" is
new and comes in two different
designs. One. of walnut frame
and open-arm construction. uses
a patented hinge concealed in
the solid cane sidings. thus per-
mitting the back to drop down
completely for a comfortable
nap.
A conversation piece" is a
tall-standing silverware chest on
brass base with drawers on three
sides. Above the drawer section,
a deep tambour top conceals an
interior for tea or coffee serv-
Ice. Drawers have tarniSh-proof
lining. No wood shows on this:
n m oiS = colored top grain
leather covers the top as we'll as
the drawer fronts. There's that
leather again.
Here too. the fabrics for up
holstery pieces continue to be
smooth for the most part. Silk.
silk satins and imported tweedy
linens are shown in clear, bril-
liant colors such as greens, blue
greens. yellow-greens, pinkish
red tones and coppery rust tones.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-01-22

P.G.Brannon end Hermen SHE de took off
at mi dni ght the flat be OK Of Pets
IN q small plane jan. l9. They were
heading FOR Clerk's Poi MT to investi gate
rel horizons that could have been a
FREQ
~
Water Modem, repres enta tive of this
area at meeting for II shermen relief at
Juneau last week, returned few days ago
disappointed at bein, Id up in X nchorag
because Of weather ana arriving. late at
the meeting. He took Gu1uMr burt ,elI' S place
The Fireman realized arou nd 1851 at
t,4ei- New Year's Dance. which LIS the 2na
best this dance has ever brought In.
Mary Ann Johnson was te1en from school
os al activs ~ following hsr x-ray ro-
tsrns She is homo awaiting hospital
ization. (Take care Of yourself, Nary Ann.
Everyone misses you around school and
hope FOR your complete recovers--the seen
err The tetter.
Liquor licenses for s54 have been re-
ceivad by all 5 appl icents from here.
Joe end Sleepy Filderbrend returned
Jan. FL after lei surely trip through
their old "stemping" grounds j n Ollie home
Roy Smith left for the states Jen.
to be wi tn his wife, Harriet, durin her
Forthcoming operation Harriet he's been
under the doctor's care for over year
for tuberculosis. (Chln up, Farriet--
your many FRIENDS here ere pulling for yo'
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1954-01-22

Windy Vfindmiller got back Jan. 20 from
Wing Salmon where he wes relief cock fc~
"Nertz" who wes teteside to attend her
son's wedding wifi CHI Was Ii ter postpore3s
her next leave might be to get merr.o2
herse lf---so we heard.
Ray end Ruth Je cobson ere living in
Chief Pilot Stevenson's home (MCL) in
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-22
Juduh Touro Yuhrzeit

The one-hundredth yahrzeit
of Judah Touro, one of the
most Respondent personalities
in the observation-disclosures old
sage of Jewish life in America,
occurs this month. He may be
described as a man who took
literally the Scriptural injunc-
ton to stretch forth his hand
unto the needy. He also ac-
accepted as part of his life's
pattern the injunction of Mai
monides that the highest form
of charity is that which enables
the recipient to become self
supporting.
There is drama in the story
of Touro's rise from a penni-
less clerk to a merchant prince.
There is excitement in the way
in which he calamity fought
in the War of 1872. There is
poignancy in his unwavering
love for a lady whose father
refused to approve the match.
There is superb patriotism in
his offer to match all other con-
tributionS towards the con-
struction of the Bunker Hill
Monument. There is unparallel-
ed altruism in his benefactions
to religious and charitable in
situations, to churches and hos
pitfalls, to American shrines and
to Palestinian institutions.
There is a sublimity in the
terms of his celebrated will, in
which he bequeathed much
needed funds for every syna-
gogue which existed in Amer
lea at the time.
Here is a story of a great in
dividual, in whom there was
embodied many of the virtues
admired by all but practiced by
only a few.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-22
Explains q
Intensified
Blockade

LONDON, (JTA) - The Egyp-
tan Official Gazette, which has
published a decree proclaming Is
rael food shipments contraband
and subject to seizure in Egyptian
waters, published an 'Explana-
tory Memorandum" alongside the
decree, it was reported here in a
dispatch from Cairo.
The "explanation" reveals that
the Arab states boycott committee
has asked the Egyptian Govern
ment to pass legislation designed
to tighten the anti-Israel block
ade in Egyptian waters by con-
fiscating food shipments and the
vessels in which they are being
transported to Israel, just as is
done by other Arab states. At the
same time, the Explanatory
Memorandum" points out, the di-
rector of the Coastal Guard De-
partment has informed the gov
eminent that Israel economic
activity in relation to South and
East Africa is increasing.
The memorandum also notes
that modern wars are character
lied by total economic mobiliza-
ton so that it has become diff
cult to distinguish between fight
ing forces and civilian popula-
tons and between supplies for
one or the other. Therefore, it
continues, it has become CUSTOM
airy to regard all imports of a
"belligerent state as war contra
band" and consequently Egypt
has to take sterner measures to
attain the desired end"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-22

/ responsible departments"
During the election campaign,
Gen. Eisenhower had called for
revision of the McCarran- Walter
Legislation which he denounced as
a 'blasphemy against democracy"
House Body Moves To Tighten
Regulations
Measures to tighten up one part
of the immigration legislation was
taken by the House Judiciary
Committee last week. The effect
of the changes, according to Com
mittee chairman Chauncey Reed
w ould prevent undesirable"
aliens from remaining in the
country and would speed action
on private member bills to allow
desirable aliens to remain.
Rep. Reed explained that under
the present system, deportation
proceedings against illegally en-
tered or undesirable aliens are
halted automatically when a Con-
gresham. introduces special bill
to permit the alien to remain
here. Almost 1000 such bills are
pending before the committee
now.
In some cases, however, indi-
vidual Congressman have not
been able to investigate fully.
Further checks with the Justice
Department show that the case is
not worthy, and the special bill
is killed. But there is long delay
before deportation proceedings
are renewed. Some times the
aliens cannot be located.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-22

American plans to supply arms to
the two Arab countries, because
arms given to one of the mem
bers of the Arab League may be
shared among all members under
a security pact signed by all Arab
countries. He also pointed out to
Secretary Dulles that a grant of
arms to the Arab states would be
at variance with the tripartite
declaration of the United States,
Britain and France on May Is,
1850 according to which the Big
Powers would seek to prevent an
arms race among Israel and the
Arab states.
1.-THE New York Times reported
from Washington that American
officials dealing with the requests
for grants of military aid from
haq and Saudi Arabia expect top
level decisions this month. How
ever. they admit that objections
raised by other nations and the
ensuing political complications
make the future uncertainty
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-22

IsraePS concern over these
plans was conveyed to Secretary
Dulles by Israel Ambassador Alb
ba Eban this weekend in the
course of a 45-minute converse
ton in the State Department. Mr..
Eban emphasized that Iraq and
Saudi Arabia are technically still
at war with the Jewish State and
unlike the other Arab states
have not even concluded an arm
istice agreement with Israel.
1T would be a most inoppor-
tune moment for any action de-
signed to strengthen the military
equipment of any member of the
Arab League" Mr.. Eban was re-
ported to have told Mr.. Dulles.
He drew the attention Of the
Secretary of State to the recent
statement by the new King Of
Saudi Arabia suggesting that the
Arab nations should sacrifice TO-
100000 of their people ITO wipe
out Israel"
The Israel Ambassador indi-
Gated that Israel is alarmed over
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-22
Eisenhower Undecided on McCarran-
Walter Act Revision: Awaits Study

WASHINGTON, (JTA) - Pres
ident Eisenhower said last week
that there was nothing significant
about the omission from his State
of the Union message of any
reference to need for amendment
of the McCarran-W Walter Immigra-
ton and Naturalization Act and
indicated that this question was
still under study.
The question was raised at the
White House press conference by
Milton Friedman, head of the
JTA Washington Bureau, who
asked the President whether 'you
still favor revision of the McCar-
ran Walter immigration Act and
whether there was anything sig
nificant in your omission of this
item from your State of the Union
messenger"
The President replied that there
was nothing significant in its
omission and said that as a mat
ter of fact, there had been many
things omitted, and he thought
he had stated that some of these
things that had been omitted
would be the subject of later
comment.
The President added, that it
happened that this year, up until
this time, the details of any
studies made on the McCarran
Act by the responsible depart
ments had not been submitted to
him. And therefore, he said, whe-
ther he was going to recommend
immediate revision, he could not
say for certain.
Stand Contrasts With Former
Views
The Presidents stand on the
question was in sharp distinction
to the stand he had publicly
taken during the 1852 president
ial campaign. His statements here
last week was interpreted to
mean that the President was not
sure that the legislation had to be
revised and that his decision
would largely depend on recon-
mendations made to him by the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-22
JEW is HEAD OF GERMANY'S
SUPREME TRIBUNAL

BONN, (JTA) = DR.. Rudolph
Katz, Jew who spent the war
years in the United States, has
become Acting President of the
Supreme Constitutional Court at
Karlsruhe, West Germany's high
est tribunal, following the death
of Chief Justice Hermann Hoop
ker-Aschoff.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-22
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA. JANUARY n, 1854
Congress May Oppose Plan To Send
u. S. Arms To Arab Countries

NEW YORK JTA) Secretary of State John Foster Dulles
strong opposition his reported plans send
Saudi Arabia protests the
indicated wel-informed circles today.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-22

Printing the bonds for the Israel Development ISSUE which
100000 1854 authorized national leadership conference
the Israel Bond Organization by Pinch Sp nter
Vnezky Of) Chairman the Executive Committee and Henry MONITOR
Vd of the Israel Bond Organization which will direct the sale
after April LIST Of this The $OOOOOO
$3OOOOOOO be sold in the few
I'll its industry, agriculture and
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-22
PLAIN TALK
BY ALFRED SEGAL
MIR. ANNIs TELLS EN-

kN88AS k14N&N40 4 AA10 LAW
Young Mr.. Charles Annis should
turn out TO be rabbi after my
own heart. Recently he gave a
Sabbath sermon on how rabbis
should behave; that is TO say. how
to behave as to their social duty
as leaders of mankind. in addition
TO being the saviors of Judaism.
At Sabbath services in the He
brew Union College (Reform)
where Mr.. Annis is a student, the
seniors are allowed to practice
toward the rabbinate by preach
ing the sermon in the chapel to
their fellow students.
That day it was Mr.. Annis'
turn. and did he tell 'em! Months
before his ordination. he seemed
already well qualified by under
standing Of what a rabbi is for.
And nobody in the chapel could
have felt that there was anything
out Of place happening there. if
Dr.. Glueck. president of Hebrew
Union College. had said there and
then: Charley Annis. proclaim
you a rabbi. here and now"
Mr.. Annis indeed already was
a rabbi Though not by official
ordination) who could understand
a congregation and who didn't
think much of some of the men,
berS, not even of the lady in
mink sitting up in front. Gle
thinks of them just about the
same as do, except that I don't
have to live with them as a rabbi
does; I can talk at them from the
distance of this column.)
Mr.. Annis started his sermon
by quoting Scripture: Comfort
We. comfort Ye my people" He
said this is generally the theme.
song Of Reform pulpits :. These
words ring forth with the
regularity Of a metronome." he
went on. And who are the poor
souls so desolate that they seek
desperately for IL TO is minutes
Of COMFORT"
He described few of the tragic
people found in Reform temples:
women sitting on their luxurious
fur coats, their gems binding the
poor rabbi and his rebbetzin. A
handful of men wondering per-
hapS about their losses in poker
and the losses of their wives at
canasta. And other men and wo-
men, a little less fortunate :.
with only one automobile and
only a winter home. CThey must
go to a hotel for the hot months
of the year,
Their primary concern is the
local country clubs refusal to
admit them until the club finds
itself in financial difficulties.
They are for the most part an
honest Woodworking group of
people who have made their way
successfully in the world. They
have their petty neuroses, their
anxieties. their spoiled children.
their servant difficulties"
Before letting him go farther
on this, l should tell Mr. Annis
that this is a brave diagnosis but
he should be careful. Maybe
when he acquires a pulpit he had
better keep it all to himself.
Otherwise, some evening the
president of the congregation will
CONTINUED on Page 81
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPM-Washington's Birthday
Special, Open Sun. to dark. Come
out and see this eye-catching. 65-
#: rambler. recently REDUCED in
conv, flexible terms; 24-ft. nv. rm..
sep. 12x14 It. din. rm., mod, cheer
full kit. 3 lge. bedrms., HOLLYWOOD
style bathroom, full daylight bsmt.
Eith picture wind9E. gar. In bsmt. ;
elementary school and shopping.
Ideally situated IN o very modern.
up-to-date neighborhood. Come out
and make an offer. Directions: out
E 3 EE..s &; i MI past ,,s. uni Si lane e
bAINuN RAJ GsTHTR JT. 1000.
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I.EWISDALE AREA
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co
OPEN / TILL DARK
CUSTOM BUILT

CUSTOM BUILT
Best Of materials and workmanship
have been put into this brick ram
bier to make 1t an outstanding
home. Lge, liy. rm. with f1repl.,
sep. din. rm., attfac. kit, daylight
bsmt. with lge. picture window. huge
cor. lot. Directions: Out Ga. ave.
to Arcola ave. right to 1879.
BETHESDA
Tree-shaded white brick Cane Cod.
2 bedrmS. and spacious End fir. area.
Full bsmt. Beautifully HANDICAPPED
garden. A delightful home for
children. Close to all public and
parochial schools and recreation
center. Directions: Out Wisconsin
ave. 8 blks. past East-West hwy. to
West Virsinia ave. right to 4407
UNUSUAL DESIGN. S15,950
Be sure to visit this completely
different 3-bedrm. Colonial. designed
for casual and comfortable living.
featuring paneled lodge-type liv
nm. with huge Andean flrepl., full
bsmt., patio, lge lot. Directions:
Out Georgia ave. to Weisman I'd,
left TO Grandview, left to 12011.
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BELLEMEAD RAMBLERs
GI--S50O DOWN

$12,50O
showing. Compare these features:
bedrms full bsmt. with outside
entrance. fully equipped kit, fully
insulated; concrete driveway. Monthly
pigments $6e;7o plus taxes an, and
I'd. from Peace Cross. 3M miles to
new Food Fair, turn right ct Belle
mead sign. ! block to 18TH ave.
right on 18th ave. TO 7417 Park
wood st. open house.
Harry A. Boswell Co., Inc.
REALTORS AP. 7-55l11
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S295 DOWN

OPEN TODAY FROM . PM. .
2-bedrm. bungalow: full bsmt: gas
heat: storm windows; Anchor fenced
lot: schools. stores nearby: bus at
door. Assume AZ trust. Out Ga.
ave. to Wheaton. left on Viers Mill
JAMES CARROLL REAL ESTATE
10. 10000
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$500 DOWN

Take over 4ec loan: q real buy: i'm.
Cape Cod; din. rm., fully insula ted.
fun stairway to unfinished up.
stairs for Bird bedrm., lge. yard:
price Sl1,950. Open. TO REACH:
Out Penna; ave. sc. to end, right TO
Sultland I'd. left about 45 miles to
ALL1STER REAL ESTATE, 10.
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$3.50 DOwN--Green Meadows; less
than rent; completely .redecorated;
5-room bungalow, on level lot, In
most convenient location. Just on
Zig Eigss rd.; s79;50 Pays al; calln To-
ERsTf s. nAvis & co. '
s YRS. OLD-3-bedrm. Diet. brick.
lob. Drive out Rises I'd. mi. past
University lane to zoos Euatan st..
H ss,,stT Mo; HE As 4Ss249; .a.n
Andrews AFB, III No. Forestville. Md.
Excel. cond. 81 800 Own. $l2. 800
full price, OWNER, RE. 5-838S.
$500 DOWN buys this 2-story home
on .lge. lot. .Liv.. rm.. full bsnit..
e eiSSiD Kit ong lses ,gesso6%1s' 5 59 ssth
BUILD ON YOUR LOT-For plans.
financing and building. incl. trade:
FFuRMAN Bu1IDiEsRsss, OIL. 4:3a56. -
$12, 05O--3-bedrm. brick rambler only
2 years old completely equip; nice
netian blinds. screened, etc; In area
Of new homes, can be sold CT OF
conventional. BOWERS BROS. AP,
LUXURIOUS RAMBLER. priced be-
low cost: large liv. rm. with UNIQUE
firepl.. separate din. rTn., 22-ft. tiled
ultramod. kit.,. 3 bedrms. and 2 full
tiled baths. all on LIST mr.: stunning
stairway to large; insulated End
large fenced yard with patio and
grepl.; 2-car sar.: owner transferred
sowERss BROS S AP. 7.s4o6. 0'0OO'
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HOUSES FOR sALs-Mp.
HTTICREST HEIGHTS

Custom built rambler located In Sc
most desirable residential section
Rec. rm. 1890 IT,. iiv. rIs. with are.
place, lge. din. rrn. Master bedrm
and bath. Most unusual rec. rm
bath. You must see this home tc
appreciate it. Call RE. $4,000. ewes
Mr.. Blaylock LII. 2-4076.
Puffenberger & Moore. Inc
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4 Bedrms., 2 Baths
S1.700 CASH-GI

This 4-bedrm., 2-full-bath house Is
at that figure which we think will
be .S16.950. recurring only S1.T0O
cash to a qualified CT. The house
has many nice features such as
pane n;etur. v W,ndow ao' pcn In ft qs
frieerator. disposal. dishwasher.
hedrms. and full bath down and 2
bedrms. and full bath UP. Call Mr.
Wells toL.. 2.66a0) for all details.
FFR REL ri " ". BERENs SALES. INC.
1879 L NV, MA. $4,000
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$3.50 ALLENTOWN RID.
HOME AND 2 ACRES
nnTrN sT1V

Far enough out to be country. close
enough In to be convenient. Just
OF Allentown I'd. Attractive. clean
bungalow on 2 acres Of rich. fertile
dant yield. Vegetable garden. straw.
berries and grapes galore. 8 miles
from D. C. line. To reach: out Pa
ave. Sc. to Branch ave-, right on
Branch to traffic light at Allentown
I'd, right about l mile to sign. Mr..
Cross, LU. 4-7644.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
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THERE'S

only one at this price Of S11,1O0
3-bedrm. brick rambler, only 2 yrs
old with full bsnt, tiled bath
equipped kit; 3 blks. from school
4Ts LIST mortgage.. payable $73.1O
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PLACE
LIKE
HOME

OF beauty and charm with 2-story,
Gear garage and workshop. '4x60
rm.. .eauipDed fit.. also summer din.
rm.. ? bedrrns. and bath. 2 more
large bsdrms. and bath. end floor.
Bsnt. Patio and bar. firepl., child's
playhouse. Many large shade trees.
Large lot. l00x20S. Built in 1911.
$le,950, $4,000 Gown. LIST trust
BURCH REALTY co.
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OPEN
OPEN SUN. AND MON.
/ TO S

O1IN1I 1]AAVAA, WIZ
Brick Cape Cod: 2 bedrms., liv. rm.
din; rm:, KIT. and bath. fun bsmt.
in; good transportation.
TO REACH:
North on Route /, Just past Plant
Industry. left on MONTGOMERY I'd !.
2 houses to open" sign.
Readmond Real Estate
MRS. JACKSON
tn. 2-e1s1 WE. 5-b7ol
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PRICE REDUCED

- OPEN SAT. SUN. MON. go
Here is a home suitable for a lge.
family or for income: 10 rms, 2h
baths; easily set up as 3 apts.:
lovely corner lot, barbecue. shrubs;
cash. Dir: Baltimore blvd. to
Queensbury I'd. west to 1901.
POTTS REALTY CO 10 7o210
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COUNTRY
HOMES

SPICK' AND SPAN modern white
and End floor; $3.50.
NEW -3-BEDROOM, 2-BATH home in
Gath, Sl4,950.
FOUR-BEDROOM modern home; 2
acres: oil heat; up-to-date kitchen:
Bendix washer; on paved lead;
NICE HOME in Gath: income from
separate 2-bedroom apt; S17.950.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER on one acre;
S13,S5O.
o aASy 9 gTT1R5AY sgo aN b SUI SUN BAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
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BRICK RAMBLER. $500 dn.. CT; de-
liehtful 5-rm.. expansion attic,
equip. kit. radiant h.-w.h.
J. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7-S0S0
RAMBLERs, 2 AND 8 BEDROOMS
I have Q wide selection Of new RAM
ban Maryland over District line
from Southeast Washington. con-
venient to Andrews. Boiling Field.
Census Bureau. Moderately priced.
Call me before. you buy. Mr.. Crib
BILE. ST; 3-736S; eyes. LII. 4-2a62.
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W. W. LEWIS OFFERS
Rogers Hgts. sec. $500 Crittenden
st.-1li;story Cape Cod. 3 bedrms..
81 500. down. Ewes. WA. 7-1231.
Lewisdale-Beaut. custom brick ram
ble- and many valuable furnishings;
lge. liv. rm. full din. rm.. mod. kit,
expan, attic. Ia baths, 2 firepl..
magnificent rec. rm.. bar. TV. pool
table. etc; storm windows: scr.
porch. Must see to appreciate
S26.500. Call for appt.. HE. 4-3600:
ewes. HA. 2-7070. W. w. LEWIS,
PEALTOR. .