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Evening star., 1954-03-07
REMOVE RUST STAINS:
OLD SONG?

mrs. A. r. r.. Arlington)
Sometime ago some one
asked how to remove rust .
stains. I flnd this method
works: Squeeze lemon Juice on
rust spot, then sprinkle salt
on it and place in sun. If spot
isn't entirely gone after first
application. repeat.
Could some one please tell
me the words to the old song
that begins:
Twas in a concert garden,
The lights were burning low.
+ + 4 =
CLEAN CHINTZ CHAIR?
mrs. r. e. H.. Washington
I need some suggestions on
how to clean q chair uphol-
stored In chintz. The ma
terial has q white background
and the dirty spots are merely
a collection Of household dust
rather than grease or any
stains. Is there any way Of
removing this dirt by means
Of a commercial preparation?
Has any one ever had any sue
cess In doing so? Any infor-
nation would be greatly ap-
preciated.
IS -
FLOWER GARDEN?
tMrS. E. B., Washington
Could any Of the readers
supply me with the information
on making a flower garden"
from coal and salt? AS a child,
I enjoyed making one but
have long forgotten how it
was done. I have a young son
and he would like to make one
very much.
PAINT TO COLOR CANDLES.
(Mrs. E.. H. A., Arlingto1l)
For Mrs. r. N. NJ, Falls
Church: To color your candles
use oil paints. They come in
a tube and can be obtained
at any supply store. ! have
tried candles but without
much success, as it takes too
many candles.
ITALIAN BREAD RECIPE.
d. IS, Siluer Spring.
Here is my recipe for 1tal-
ian bread. It makes 2 large
loaveS: Soften / package dry
yeast in 2 cups lukewarm wa
ter. Add ! tablespoon salt.
Add gradually 6 cups sifted
enriched flour; mix until well
blended. Knead dough on
lightly Toured board for Is
minutes; place in creased bowl
and cover. Let rise in warm
place $3.50 degrees) until
double in bulk (about 2 hours).
Knead dough for 5 minutes.
Divide into two pieces: shape
into balls. Allow to stand
closely covered for 10 minutes.
Shape into long oblong loaves
pointed at each end. Place
on creased baking sheet. Let
rise In warm place until dou-
BILE in bulk (about hour.
Bake in hot oven (425 degrees)
10 minutes; reduce heat to
$50 degrees and bake for so
minutes.
Evening star., 1954-03-07
OLD QUOTATION?

OLD QUOTATION?
IN. B. B.. DeriDood. Md
Can any Of the readers supp
ply the last word Of the fol-
lowing, quoted by my mother
so years ago?
n patch Is thrifty:
q patch BY the side Of patch Il
niggardly.
a patch on q patch Is ---
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-30
Southern Zionists 10 Meet in Atlanta

The Southeastern Region of the
Zionist Organization of America
will hold it's second Regional Ad-
ministrative meeting of the year
in Atlanta, Georgia, on Saturday
evening, May LIST and Sunday,
May End at the Biltmore Hotel.
The opening session on Satur-
day evening will be a dinner
Melevah Malkah clustering out of
the Sabbath) devoted to the Jew
ish National Fund. MIR. Harry
Stern of Nashville, Tennessee will
preside and guest speaker will be
Mr.. Mendel N. Fisher of Jewish
National Fund of America.
Following the dinner, a recep-
ton to Leo R. Burson, President
of the Region, upon his return
from Israel, will be rendered by
The Atlanta Zionist District.
Sundays session will begin at
$50 a. m. A special committee
meeting of the Educational Insti-
tute of the Southeastern Region
will take place at 1870 a. m.
under the Craftsmanship of Robert
M. Travis of Atlanta.
The luncheon on Sunday will
have as speaker, Mr.. Burson, who
will deliver his first report on
Israel to the leadership of the
Region.
The second session of the day
will begin at 800 p. m.
These plans were announced by
Mr.. Seymour B. Lehman of Mi
ami Beach, Chairman of the Re-
gional Administrative Committee.
On Sunday evening, Mr.. Fisher
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-30

of New York City will meet with
the Presidents of all Zionist
groups of Atlanta at the Mayfair
Club at 800 p. m.
On Monday, May 3rd, the
Southern Zionist Youth Commits
sion will hold it's Spring meeting,
at the Biltmore Hotel from 1000
a. m. to 400 p. m. A dutch treat
luncheon is scheduled for 1890
p. m.
All reservations to attend the
Saturday evening dinner and the
Sunday luncheon should be di-
rected to the Regional ZOA office
at Suite FOL, One Peachtree Bldg.
or by calling Walnut 1929. The
meeting following the dinner is
open to the public.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-30

persons" among. his neighbors at
nearby Greenbelt. Maryland. The
petition asking reconsideration
said:
There are but five members Of
the Jewish faith who are or were
both Greenbelt residents and en-
ployes of the photographic Of
flee. There are at least eight mem
bers of the Gentle faiths who are
both residents of Greenbelt and
employees of the photographic
Office. All five of the Jews have
had security difficulties all
the Gentiles remain undisturbed.
In the absence of a statement of
reasons for the adverse decision
of the Assistant Secretary (of the
Navy, it may well be believed
that the proceedings which led
to that decision were tainted by
anti-Semitism."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-30
ISRAEL'S MINISTER'S REFUSE
SALARY INCREASE

JERUSALEM, (ZINS) - The
Israel government decided not to
increase the salaries of it's cabinet
members during the current fiscal
year in spite of an increase in the
cost of living index. This gesture
on the part of the cabinet mem
bers will serve as an example for
other government employees now
demanding an increase. The net
salary of an Israel cabinet minis
ter will now be little over 800
Israel pounds per month, includ-
ing expenses connected with his
office and family allowances.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-30
ZOA CONFERENCE ON
ISRAEL AND MIDDLE EAST
IN ATLANTA. GEORGIA,
MAY 18th

A ZOA Regional Conference
on Israel and the Middle East
will be held in Atlanta, Ga, on
Sunday, May 18th, with the
participation of Regional and
District leaders from seven
states comprising the South
east Region of the Zionist Or
ganization of America, accord
ing to an announcement pub
lished by Rabbi Leon Feuer,
National Chairman of the ZOA
Commission on Israel and the
Middle East.
A panel of outstanding ex-
pertS will cover the following
subjects at the conference: Is
rael's Relations with the Arab
States; Israel's Position in the
United Nations; u. S. Policy
on Israel and the Middle East;
Problems of Zionist Public Re-
lations; and action to be taken
by ZOA districts in this area.
The conference will be pat
termed after a series of similar
meetings held previously in
various parts of the country.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-30

Mr.. Chasanow, distribution con-
troll officer of the photographic
Office and a Navy employee for
% years, was dismissed on secur-
ity grounds although a naval Sc
curity board had unanimously re-
jected the charges against him. In
asking reconsideration, Mr.. Chas-
anow raised the question of anti
Semitism as a factor in the case.
The Navy action came after the
American Jewish Congress has
called on the Secretary of the
Navy to determine whether anti
Semitism was involved in the
case. The Anti Defamation Lea
que of B'nai Birth this week also
asked the Navy for information
on the case. Mr.. Chasanow is q
member of B'nai Birth.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
J. H. Smith, in making the an
nouncement said the Navy does
not intend to say any more at this
time because of the possibility Of
prejudicing the outcome.
In petition asking the Navy tc
reconsider the case. Mr.. Chasa.
now made known that "loose
charges" and anti-Semitic re-
marks were made by "disgruntled
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-30
PLAIN TALK
BY ALFRED SEGAL
OUR TOWN

IFS a most fragrant bouquet
that has just come to my desk.
A columnist-especiallY a Jewish
one-doesn't often get bouquets.
Bricks fall on him instead.
For instance, the brick that only
day before yesterday fell on this
columnist's head. He sits at his
desk with no other thought than
what a lovely spring day it is.
The ilacs are popping on the
lawn and he meditates on how
good God is; so orderly in His
ways, never missing even one
springtime, never failing to let
lilacS bloom in due season. Yes,
it's a good world the way God
has arranged everything; if only
people wouldn't mess things up
for him.
Then into these pleasant medi.
tations a letter from a reader
busts in on the columnist. Il con-
tains a brick all right. yet his
head doesn't feel it any too pain
fully. The columnist's head has
become injured to brick and he
takes 'em all with the best Of
humor.
This letter says: "Segal, you
pretend to be a Jew and to teach
others how to be Jewish. But
what kind of Jew really are you?
My wife told me only yesterday
that she saw your wife buying
a beef in a grocery store that
isn't exactly kosher. Beef for
you to eat. Who are you, then,
to tell other people how to be
Jewish, you who will be eating
that beef out of a place not ex-
actly kosher. think that for the
= sake of your own reputation,
your wife should buy beef only
in kosher butcher shops. How
can you pretend to teach us all
how to be Jewish, eat that beef
with a good conscience?"
Well yes. I seem to remember
that beef. it was so good. AS
consumed several slices of it. ]
had no feeling that was in the
least not Jewish enough. My Ju'
daism isn't in beef. II has more
to do with such doctrince as the
Ten Commandments. This is mol
to say that meticulouslY keep
all the Commandments. I make
some awful mistakes. but, any
way. I do try to live by the Com
mandments. and I guess thafs
beinq Jewish to a fullness. even
more than taking the right kind
of beef. Though I respect the
scfuples of those who prefer bee1
Of ritual form.l
Just after that brick, came the
sweet-smelling bouquet which
started to tell you about. 1t was
from A. J. C. of New York who
was saying in his letter, "Segal,
you are a Jew after my own
heart, a Jewish columnist who
doesn't continually write about
Jewish life as if all of it were
something far off from US, as far
off, say as Israel.
II am always feeling let down
by Jewish writers who. for the
most part. write as If Judaism
were mainly a matter Of the
Near East. over the Atlantic and
f~aaS - No. 0N
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-30
Navy to Give Rehearing
on Security Dismissal

WASHINGTON (JTA) - The Navy Department agreed last
reasons
reconsiderng Department
employment a risk.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-30

Tampa, first Vice-President Standing Qeft to
right are Mrs. Frank Bayer, West Palm Beach,
Treasurer Mrs. Benjamin Rosenfield, Jacksonville,
third Vice-President; Mrs. Ted Robinson, Hialeah,
Secretary; Mrs. Ben Goldfield Daytona Beach,
Counselor; and Mrs Dan Danart Fl Lauderdale,
Historian
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-30

Newly elected officers of the Florida State
Federation of B'nai Birth Women's Chapters are
pictured following the 18th annual Convention OF
the Florida State B'nai Birth Federation held at
the Biltmore Terrace Hotel, Miami Beach. Shown
are SEATED left to right Mrs. Morris Marcus, Or
lando. second Vice-President; Mrs. Jack R. Weln'
Miami Beach, President; Mrs. William B. Wolfson,
Evening star., 1954-12-27
APIS. FURNIshED-D. {.

S70-S75. 45s6 18th st. NV. 1880
Ga. ave-: cples only. RA. 3-iSS3.
30s5 18th ST N.W.i rm.. Eitchen
and cath. furnished. See resident
500 18th ST. NV, rms. kitchen
and oath. furnished. See resident
WILSON HOUSES. 1899 18th 81. NV
GsEsxcsllent Groom apts; sao.sleoo:
rRxsess SRaxssslHs seorr sess KEY aP APT soas oHhL
eSSmpaisss,slSS veeS ass, Ss fuEn S,ig sgss. By das or
aSss S1,. is,a ;na 81; s.l,,, NV sSti cs.; Cob e rs,
M Msr- Apt. u Hpa 4-osss.s ss s0so9 aD
room kit. bath. apt, bids; $S5 mo.
See ianitor or eal! II. ?-ag21 S1
ICOMPLkTELY FURN.---ist-h. e-hed-
rm. apt; large yard; laqndry faeils-.
NEAR CONN. AVE. a40a Goth St.
nsE,-Lse. bedrm.. KIT. well .furn.::
500; Apt. 4. Open. JU. 7-9oS4.g
leIs 18th ST. N.w.--1deaI for pro-
and bath. rent reasonable. See res
ATTRAC Tv APIS. sle vk. up;
child or babies welcome. Hskpg. rms.
rsas- iIol I5.h NV, DI; !-7sss;
bath; woman's delight; empl. eple.
only; no pets: vic. Mt. Pleasant
and Park rd. NV, AD. a-6971. ---2S
WALTER =, REED v,c;asLiy ss;s Tms be- bed.
1903 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-cozy B.
room apt. nicely furn., excel. shop.
and transp.; avail. Jan. I. 1855:
Incl utfis., S65 mo. RA. 6-o530.
UPPER 16sh sT.-Lovely studio ant.
In private home: good tranSp.: nm
I'm. phone; RA 6-6144, --2S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES location. $500
| mo-; well furnished. rms; 30-tt,
| bath. porch. DE-. 2-636A. De .
271O. --20
Evening star., 1954-12-27

ArliEEton. JA. T-3443
1913 Lee Hwy. In Cherrydale
FURN.-Contents Of horse: leaving
city; refsr.. gas ranee; reasonable.
He. 4-321S. Us
sAS HEATER. Duo-Therme. $4,000
b.t.u.'s: shghtly used VIII heat 3
rooms sgea ccst $40. pTiee. ss5, OIL.
Gas RANGES. new. used. installation
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Ga
ave. DE. 2-5566
GAS RANGES. new. used, repairs, oil,
coal, wood ranges. ACME STOVE
10l1 9TH St n-w.. Ma. S-So52.
GAS RANGES, used. In 'as is" con-
eTtfoff: your choice, $40, plus de-
livery charge B. A. COE & co.
2I2f i4th g. n,ws CO. $1,000.
GUN-Maftini 'sss" match rife: en-
eellent condition. Also Jacket and
glove. 500. IA. s-SleS. -27
HEATERS. new. used tgss. oil. coal
wood. elee.1; lowest prices. AC0E
STOVE. 1QIi 7th NV. Ma. s-Ss62.
nfICROec0FES-3o0 power. not I
toy, ideal for students. Only $oQ
Call uN, 4-264S or JU. 7-94l1. --3l
Evening star., 1954-12-27

GEORGETOWN, mr. 30th st.-Liy.
rm-. connectinR bedfnl.. hall rm..
kit: use Of Yefsr, rear porch and
rear -ard &R5. Hu 3-a.{sE ---i,E
LARGE. LOVELY STUDIO Raf. WITH
pvt. bath. refzr.. modern furniture.
newly oec-. in q good house. 1A23
xEaNsn w HsixisiPsH1RE sii ihPsH1RE HOUSE. 17Is Il
H ave Q. n.w.--Newiy dec. skle. rms.
.sss 9aid ,sss ssssisff IS H0 2Ssss
sgle, and dble rms: clean. esaat.
VIVIAN HOTEL. 1873 O st.--Loveiy
single 50 30 weekly: twin bedrms
81 81; running water and all comforts.
WILSON HOUSES. Excel rms: sales.
$35-S40-s45s dbies.. s25-s3O-S35.
pvt bath $40. Daily. So AID
BETWEEN 18th and 18th SITS. 1902
blk. Park rd.-Attrac. single rooms
fer gentlemen. Clean. comfortable.
warm; next bath; cow. transp HO,
i5fo p ST. NV. .-The churchiii"-
Clean. sgle. rms; running water
maid sery 81 wk. up. NO. 7-9s6s
sl47 r ST. N.W.--Airfoam studio
S6-S12. Ex, 3-flfi53. -2S
1871 10th ST. NW.-Warrp single
room. $3.50 week. Also efdciency
apt. with private BATH. 30
18th ST NV, 3309--At bus stop;
sgle. rm.: clean and quiet; running
water co. 5-a4Ag. --2S
Evening star., 1954-12-27
HIGHPOINT APIS.
A1nrl WHEET ER RT1 SE

apts.; ample play
.ruurids. newly dec. ana 2 bedrm.
apis. avail. Spacious rms. and plenty
Of lge. closets. Lge, new sfopping
ctr. next to project; excel. bus service
across the street, fare. Conv. 70
downtown. All utils. incl. In rental
Ldry rms. completely EQUIPPED.
Resident Mgr, 10. 2-2220
Evening star., 1954-12-27
Furniture
SOFA SLEEPERS
Convertible
Sofas
SLEEP SOFAS

Business changes force us to
dispose Of every convertible
sofa in our vast stocks. We
are ignoring profits and SELL
ing at wholesale prices in
order to clear our inventory
Immediately. These are not
unknown brands, but fa-
nous Arnold Convertibles
renowned for their high
quality, and containing IA
nous SACRO-PEDIC MAT
TRESSES and are guaran-
teed in writing.
As the largest specialists in
the convertible sofa business
in Washington area we Of
fer prices so low that no
other store or discount
house can possibly offer you
such quality at such saw
ings.
We will not be undersold
during this FABULOUS DIS
COUNT SALE.
Every size, style and fabric
are offered for fast disposal
Nothing will be held back
We can arrange convenient
terms for you.
Before you spend a dime fol
a sofa-Ped. studio couch ol
any type dual purpose fur
niture, you owe it to yourself
to examine the Arnold Con-
vertibles being offered a,
give-away prices. Open to-
morrow. 9 am. to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1954-12-27
ROOMS FURNlsHFD--N.W.

RKAUTIFUL LGE. RM., pvt. hath.
pvt, home: rr. Conn. and Nehr,
sves.: gentleman: Wo. 6-ei5a
irsf fsth sr. NW.-ciesn sirrle
room near bath. 50 vk.: also front
single room, So wk. HU. 3-9616. -
Evening star., 1954-12-27
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

the ideal fireplace
fuel. Lons burning. hieh-heas value.
handle. Buy . carton at your hard
ware store or phone SHURFIRE
FULL PRODUCTS. Il lass.
in. cord. half cord. quarter cord;
lmmed. delivery. ALASKA COAL
Evening star., 1954-12-27
FARM AND GARDEN

for grading. excavat-
ing, land clearing.~ free estimates
cail 0N. 4-s53a: night. AP' 7-05aS
AND TREE SERVICE.
Topsoil. manure, trees. shrubbery.
azaieas FOuSE a BILD. JE, 4-O646
JE, 2-2S43. JE BOOSTS
TOP SOI1r-V Very good. rich. top soil;
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reasonable. Call 10. S-4a33,
BLUEGRASS SOD
Now Is the time to sod You lay n
and save Immediate delivery
GREENWICH FARM NURSERY. Lu
2-49S0.
Evening star., 1954-12-27

HOIOkes 1f1U0 to loo n,p., and
reduction gear; $40 volts. re-
iStf I q nc 10. 7.iies1. y. eAAii AoO0
OFFICE FURNITURE
CLEARANCE SALE
rs DOUBLE PEDESTAL WALNUT,
MAHOGANY FLAT TOP DESKS.
So; 50: SINGLE AND DOUBLE
$3.50 I5Si AND an si7.5o. siF7s5GA1isH DAeAo'
IS 3-DRAWER WOOD LETTER FILE.
50 %: ALSO 4 DRAWER.
100 TUBULAR STEEL CHAIRS. 50 no
EACH-PLASTIC SEAT AND BACK.
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
$50 NV YORK AVE. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Desks. chrs !,
files. tble,, new eond. once moving
away. ST. 3-s751. 1924 K st. NV.
PIANOs-New spinets and consoles
at substantial reductions: all full
keyboard; starting at $3.50. Long,
easy terms; Music SAILS CORP.
PiaNossDon't issS = niT miss kits. lsS sTea.
after-xmas clearance 0f famous
make pianos: tremendous reduc-
tions on pianos: from regular stock
only S25 down, balance 3S mos
KITS. 1880 O st. NV. RE. 4
you would like a new
spiDst or console OF famous makes
at the price of used ones, see US
this week. New prices rs low as
1855; used S2S5. Steinway con-
sole. like new, 5-year guarantee, q
real barsair; 3 years 70 psy Open
Monday tn 8: other days till o.
SILVER SPRING PIANO Co, s57
Pershing drive, JU. a-633s.
PIANOS FOR RENT--Only S25 down,
80 mo. tho hauling chargel. puts a
new spinet piano in yaur home on
our famous RENTAL PURCHASE
plan. KITS, 1880 @ st. NV. RE
Evening star., 1954-12-27

CASTLE MANOR APIS
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
Lee. liv. rm., dinette. kit, lge. beerrri.
bath; all utils. furn.. $T4; cons. ioc.:
iInmed. occnp. wa. 7-35ea- ---e1
Evening star., 1954-12-27
APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

rAKOMA PARK - Lovely furnished
apt. facing parkway; private en-
trance, living rm., dining rrn.,
tile kitchen, bedrm. with 2 closets,
tile bath. with shower; close to
buses and shopping center; 500
month, Ju. S-S702 -5S
rAKOMA PIX. MD.--Bsmt. apt, 1
rm., kitchenette. bath, lge. closets,
pvt. entr., $50 mo. Adults only.
,TfRASfiTVEi, ~ RzlSfTai / or . bearm as ss,,
in. apt. bldg, 1901 N. Courthouse
Rd.. No. AL for 8 or girls or
adult family, S110 or $3.50 mo.
For appoint. Phone VIII. 6-9520.
Evening star., 1954-12-27
PIANOS

Sale of fine. factory rebuilt grands;
all look and perform like new. All
sold with 5-year guarantee. Stein
way, n; Baldwin, 5,s"; Chickering,
5'2.; Hartman. ST.; Kranich and
Bach. 5r2": Howard, 4'10", and
others. All greatly reduced for clear
ance sale. Long easy terms. MUSIC
SALES CORP. 1900 @ st. NV. 80
PIPE, ealv;. black, copper, cast iron.
eut-thread. fixtures. BLOCKS. INC.
1746 Lee hwy. ia. $500.
REFGRS.: used: 4lz Gu. IT,, gas:
Sl9.95 del. Come into any OF the 5
HECHINGER STORES. Ii. 7-940O.
REFRIGERATORS. elec.. gas. $50 so
UP. PEERLESS SALES Co. 1887
RSfesGspaaTE0po 9f. aSs aaE DE ~. 2.55sa .5!S =,
sealed unit, perfect operating con-
dition, $50. LU I-40sS.
EQUIPMENT at 1872
9th st. s.e. Best offer. 80
RUGS ~ 9xlb Oriental design rugs:
brand-new: never used: regular
ORIENTAL RUG MART, 1905 @
ct. NV, Me. S-04f6.
SEWING MACHINES, pre-inventory
sale. Elec. console. S35; White port
able, S35;. others. 3s12 Lee hwy.
ia. 2-49I4.
Evening star., 1954-12-27

/ BLOCK Clean. well-kept
apt. bldg: enc. $50. utils. incl;
avail fry1fned CIT 1gRA0
Evening star., 1954-12-27
OFFICE FURNITURE

IfOTORs. 1/1U0 to 100 h.p.. and
reduction gear; 6.440 volts. re-
wound. exch. 41st yr., CARTY, 1908
14tn 50. NO. 1924.
Evening star., 1954-12-27
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antiaut
china. class. furniture, etc. before
eelline WALTER REID ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
e040 GEORGIA AVE. N ".
TO. 2-2727 RA. 3.760S
ANTIQUE JEWELRY
RopIN yEWELs. sos 18th 81. NV.
BATHTUBs. buiit-in, $40; basins
toilets, pipe BLOCKS. INC.
1910 baltimore Ave-, WA. 7-56oI
l746 Lee Hwy. ia. $500
BEDROOM FURNITURE. pieces,
$3.50; 2 pieces, SIS. Other odds and
ends. Call RA. 6-10s1.
BEDS. twin. coil springs. inner-spring
mattresses; sofa, tables, chairs. mir
ror. NO. 7.S43e. -29
fNOCULARS--Hew. highest quality,
unconditional1y guaranteed. Ideal
gift for the SPORTSMAN or biro
Watchers. Prices reasonable. eau
UN. 1858 or 10. 7-941l 81
Evening star., 1954-12-27
ARNOLD
CONVERTIBLES

Silver Spring. JU. 5-O566
1S47 Eastern Ave, at District line
AriiEgton. IA. T-3443
3613 Lee Hwy. In Cherrydale
Evening star., 1954-12-27

i AND 2 BEDRM. APTs.. nicely
furn.. recently decorated ample
parking: conv. to trarsp-. stores.
schools. etc; utiis. kE. 7-lfs5,
BEACON APIS. 1901 caNef. Z Il.
nv: efdc.. so and $50 mo. Other
GGoRGRTowSM. .HslssGfsi w, s:oo also' + ss. NV
Very attracttyely furn.. bedrM., di-
nstte, liE. rm., kit, bath. $50. NO.
Iiss NEwTos-e and 8 eedrm..
sSt lsnt eos lse, stores. E PVT iransD aasn' FG ST
CoNS. AVE, se47-1-bedrm. apis;
newly DEC. wonderful view; rent
r,TIETon res; also enc. en- a-gsiS s. s,-s,o a
iiy. Ssdrm., kit..din. i share sulS Sath
y suit. lady or cpie. S50-S55; BOX
n. O Il. AVE. W.. at Dupont Cir. west-
Pvt. End mr.. 2 bedrms. tHollywood
bookcase beds, liy. rm., kit: -din.
ra.n rs ilt ateS ain ai'6 6atR r. $780, 5S hs eple
sTso ia ISL @ sT.--1st nr., a-rm. al apt.:
E,:,r porch, J, yard. Ga1l. 6sms 5 bsbg accented:
PVT. fr.. : rms. kit. bath. spaef- il.
utils.:: $50; RA. tI-632I. -
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, of Dupont
CtTele-Beaut. frt. rrn.. hot plate,
linens, dishes. refgr.; S65: also
small nm, $35. 2014 p ST. NV.
$3.50 nth ST., at. Newton--Ent 1st
fir.: bedrns.. liy. rn., kit, bath;
yd.. screen porch: utilsi washer
aoiS KALoRAMA RD.. off Coma
= rms fQe kit hath. GE5 incl
utfls. Du. 7-s567. DE. 2-9367.
COLORADO-Nr. 16tf-Enic. in apt.
bldg: lge airy, desirable, rlr. eyery-
thing; RA. 8-s203. RA' 3-O6o3.
NORTHWEST SECTION - 2-bedrm
apt; convenient to schools. stores,
transportation. ia. g-5426. --2S
WARDMAN PARK AREA--1 block OF
Conn. ave-; attrac. Iiy. rm., bedrrn..
kit, dinette, bath. back yd. Avail.
1g6s N ST. N.W.Wattrae. liv.-bedrm.
kit, bath also small ENC. Avail.
fmmed. in this conV. loc. Co. 5-4S4l
10TH AND COLUMBIA RD.-un-
usually lge. well-furn 2 hedrm.
ant. suit: girls or young men;
So S-S964 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
Board Directors
Fete Parents

DR.. and Mrs. Rueben Good
man, members of the Board of
Directors of the Hebrew Acad-
envy of Washington, will be hosts
Wednesday, September Is, at
$50 pm, to the parents Of
children who have just entered
kindergarten at the academy.
The Goodmans will entertain at
their home. 4735 Seventeenth
street NV.
Rabbi Abraham Kellner. exec
utive director, DR.. Solomon
Skaist, principal, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Dougherty, dietician of
the school, willspeak Informally
on the schools work and func-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

turning from a jaunt. It was
their 28th wedding anniversary
and the man. of the house had
everything in order. He met his
wife with present. combi-
nation umbrella and parasol: a
sumptuous dinner was in the
making and the house was filled
with flowers to celebrate the oc-
casion.
Informal Dinners
Look into the Louchheim's
house and you will glimpse their
life. The spacious drawing room
on the left as you go in is the
center Of the small informal din
ners they like to give. A guest
there for the first time is sure to
comment on the three sculpted
heads. of Mrs. Louchheim and
their two daughters, that are
prominently displayed in this
room.
Both the Louchheims enjoy