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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
OCCASIONAL FURNITURE

9TH f. Washington and PARKtngton; 3rd FL, Sver Spring
$685. sey Blond Mohosony ceette for glasses and LIQUOR
1895 Steey Modern Tabe plastic stand and burn
sistont black and bross -------. Ass
Marble Top TobIes ST. Foent block Cooro imported
marble tops Toble bases by famous maker compliment tops 1895
1895 Sekey Leather Top Desks dowers Hand fooled 24
1926 stieey Leather Top BaeheIor Chests 24- gold
fooled TOP a bio brewers --------------4e.e5
495 Mahogany Veneer TobIes. styles choose FROM eoktol
tobIe with glass top
44o5 steey Leather Top Tables Genuine leather hond
detoiIed
ese5 zI-neh LINED Oak Desks bross
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
FASHION FABRICS

ese chromspun Acetate lrideseent Toffeto. Yd-----
ese NyIon Net and TulIe, 81 to II in Yd----7--z--
1893 SeuIpsured Nylon Prints, AZ to As in Wohoble Yd
1859 Heovy Rayon and Acetate Slipper sotn in lush holiday
AZ and IS in. wide. Yd
For.tronn AII-Wool SompIe Bolts
Orion and Wool Docron and Wool. Yd------------
Maehne Washable Genuine Orion" Fleece So H. wde Yoro
"God" Printed cottons, permanent finish Yd.-------
zoe Solids, Stripes Checks Cotton Denim, Sonforized Yd
oSe VeIveroy Cotton chombroy Yd.--------------.--
SOC Printed and Plain Cotton FIcnneletts -------s
l49 Permanent Rondom Pleot Printed coffon.
SOC to ese Bordered PereoIe Prints. Yd.----------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02

9TH Fl Washington 9TH Fl, Sluer Spring and Parking
3o5 Hammered Aluminium lh-Qt Casserole
sos Hommered Aluminium zQt Divided Casserole
495 Hammered Aluminium Insulated Fibreslos Ice Bucket
sos Aluminium 7Pe connser GreoseSoveF Ronse Set----3
1871 Seven-Pe Block and Boss Fire Ensemble doped curt
with ehoinpu in black bross mesh. black and b.
trim ondrons and matching tool
Motehng block and brass wood carrier
1895 Sef-Attaehins Fire Screen
Seven-Pe. Brass Fire Ensemble extra heovy---------3e
Matching Wood Carrier
295 chrome-Frome oven-o- TobIe Serving Pieces with P
inserts ----- observation-disclosures
6o5 Hammered Aluminium 2-Qt Pitcher and Big Ie.
7o5 coored Aluminium 2Qt. Pitcher and Tumblers
995 Imported 6-Pe Steak Sets
IL o5 Stainless Steel 7-Pe Kitchen Tool Sef-----4
7o5 Sx-Pc. Sheffield Steak Set with
1895 -Handed Sheffield 3Pe. Carving Set from Eneo
Simulated leather IL
495 Wicker Weave Bathroom Hompers-
495 MrEoFed Waste Baskets with Tissue
795 Six-Pe imported Stock Sets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
MODERN LIVING ROOM

9TH F1 Washington and PARKtngton; 3rd FL Sluer Spring
1926 Oversize Armless Lounge Choir. 2one print 3 wide
1926 Boumrer Modern Rocker Vo Plastic cover coIor blond
hardwood frome -------- 1895
choir black obIes composition tops Soto in royor
bouce chairs in Plastic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1895
1895 Rowe Nyon -Foom 2-Pe Suite colors 1895
1895 Cushion Bumper Solo, together
ll4 long, grouping coors meoc tweed 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
Cathode Rays Help Man, ~,
Win Fight Against Cancer

Now. Mr.. Ross is a healthy
man once more.
Six other persons told ACS
meeting Of their victories over
cancer after the rotation radia-
ton treatment. ALI said they
were free Of cancer symptoms
and living normal lives once
more two and three years after
the treatments were completed.
Living Statistics.
They were Mrs. John Sullivan,
a "a year old Binghampton
IN. " mother and nurse: An
thony Sennes, a 40-year-old
Cleveland theatrical agent; Ray
mond Delair of East Montpelier,
VT, a 4O-year-old farmer and
cattleman: Rosario Christina, a
40-year-old New London Comm
businessman; Mrs. Earl La
Flamme, a 40-year-old Old Town
(Me.) housewife, and Bernard
buddy, a 50-year-old railroad
man from Bangor, Me.
DR.. Alton Ochsner Of Tulane
University, a pioneer in radical
lung surgery. also presented a
living statistic to the ACS mem
bers. His ex-patient was Clyde
DoZier, 66-year-old Menard
(TexD livestock man who has
lived nine years with only one
lung. The other was removed to
save his life from cancer.
The ACS members, gathered
to plan their 1854 money-raising
campaign against cancer, also
heard from DR.. Mia Pierce of
the University Of Chicago School
of Medicine and an authority on
clinical research who has had
remarkable results in extending
the lives of leukemia victims
and DR.. Charles S. Cameron
ACS medical and scientific di-
rector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
Deadly Javanese Volcano
Threatens New Eruption

JAKARTA. Indonesia, Feb. 6.
-Merapi. Central Java's dread
killer volcano which took a toll
Of at least 81 dead and 70 in
jured less than a month ago, is
threatening to erupt again.
DR.. G. A. De Neve. chief of
Indonesias archaeological serv-
ices. said today. Investigations
indicate the danger of eruptions
now are greater than in 1880
when Merapi killed nearly 10000
persons.
Observations at the scene in
dicated sulphuric wells in and
around the crater have increased
their activity since February /,
Mr.. De Neve said. He added 1t
would be better for the volcano
to erupt as soon as possible in
order to reduce the pressure of
deadly gases building up inside
the crater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07

ST. LOUIS. Feb. e. Four
specialists. pointing to statistics
and colored slides. today told
members of the American Can
Ger Society what medicine has
been doing in it's fight against
the killing disease.
But it was a ruddy-faced, IA
year-old retired Bradford (R. IL
man who put the case on the
line when he told the assembled
laymen:
when, after three or four
years Of torture-knowing you
can't get away from the disease
you can lie down and sleep
like baby. then you know
life's worth living"
The living statistics was
Charles E. Ross, once the ap-
parent hopeless victim of rare
skin cancer-mycosis fungoides.
He won his fight against the di-
sease with the help of cathode
rays, the same sort of rays given
off by your television set.
3 Million Volts Used.
The cathode rays in the TV
set. however, are too weak to
penetrate the glass screen. To
help victims like Mr.. Ross, medi-
cine harnessed a 3-million-volt
cathode ray tube-spraying the
rays over the patients body.
Mr.. Ross was one of seven
persons-numbering a nurse, a
housewife. a theatrical booking
agent and a railroader-who APP
peared before the ACS at the
requestof DIR. Hugh F. Hare of
Los Angeles. It was DR.. Hare, in
association with DR.. John c.
Trump of Massachusetts, IN
stitute of Technology, who
helped develop the rotation ra-
diation treatments technique
in which the patient is revolved
in a moving chair while power
full X-rays are concentrated on
the cancer in his body.
Mr.. Ross was the first person
to receive treatment from the
cathode rays harnessed at NIT
His treatments began three years
ago. under the supervision OF
DR.. Hare and DR.. Trump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
Young 6. o. Debote

A debate on, United States
membership in the United Ma
tons will be held during a pub
lie meeting Of the Young Repub-
lican Club Of Montgomery Coun-
ty at $50 pm. tomorrow in the
Rock Creek Shelter, Meadow
brook, near East-West highway.
Moderator will be Delegate Gil
bert Guide. Republican. Of Mont
gomery County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
Old Auto Rebuilder
Knows Where They Are

GAINESVILLE, Pa. George
Smith, blacksmith, isn't shoeing
many horses these days but he
manages to live in the golden
age" anyhow. He's rebuilding
antique autos. He has an easy
time finding them. Years ago he
carried his smithing equipment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
Only LeqoI Wheel In Colorado Picks Juries

kept locked in a large safe in
the city and county building.
Under law, it is brought out only
in the presence of the presiding
judge Of district court, clerk Of
the court, jury commissioner
and his deputy and the clerk
and recorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
Park Officials P|edue
Full Restoration
OF 1871 AdeIphi Mill

Assurances that the Old Adel-
phi Mill on the Northwest
Branch of the Anacostia River
at Riggs road will be restored to
its original appearance were
made yesterday at an out-of-
door meeting at the mill.
The assurances came from Of
f1cials of the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning
Commission. They were given to
members of the Adelphi Citizens
Association.
Robert M. Watkins. commits
sion chairman, told the group
the commissions engineers would
check the condition of the stone
walls for safety.
Mill Was Built in 1891.
Mrs. Charles Saylor Of the
association produced a photo
graph of the mill taken about
1912 just before it ceased opera
ton and asked that the same
type of windows as those in the
picture be used.
The mill was built in 1871 by
the Scof1eld brothers. QuakerS,
who came here from Pennsyl-
vania. It is believed to be the
first of the stone mills in this
section. antedating Pierce Mill in
Rock Greek Park.
The wooded stream on which
the mill stands is to be developed
as park property from New
Hampshire avenue extended
down to the Anacostia. It is not
planned to put the mill back into
operation like Pierce Mill, which
produces underground corn
meal and buckwheat flour. 1t is
to become a place for square
dances and indoor games. And.
because of the cost. it will take
some time to complete it. Mr..
Watkins made clear.
Writing History Of Mill.
Mrs. Saylor, who is writing
a history of the mill, wanted to
be sure that the big mill stones
and other machinery are pre-
served so that the children will
realize how -four was made in the
old days.
Mr.. Watkins was accompanied
by Warren Giaque. chief plan
ming engineer, and Percy Wolfe,
who is in charge of park devel-
opmeAt for the commission.
The association, which had
prepared recommendations on
the restoration of the mill, was
represented by Lloyd Edwards,
Mrs. William Rhodes. DR.. John
Pratt, Emil Jettmar, Marvin Ole
son, William Van Lonkhuyzen,
Alfred Sellers and Mrs. Saylor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
BY the Associated Press

DENVER.-A gambling wheel
spins out about 200 winners
every other week at Denver in
Colorado's only legalized lottery.
The 50-year-old confiscated
wheel is used to pick jury panels
for Denver district court. It is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07

as he visited southwestern Penn
sylvania farms and often he saw
old cars stored in barns.
Now he has found a ready
market for the renovated We
hicles.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
HOUSES FURNISHED lcen.l HousEs UNFuRNIsHED tcen.)

ARL.--Cute. modern 2 bedrooms
washer. disposal. fenced yard; child
SILVER SPRING-Beautifully furn
mod. home; 3 Ice, bedrms., sep. din
rn,,, screened porch. firepl,, III
sahs 6ast .tst ig bst Eooaed .eSoos Gs
shopping; S1tS0. JU. 9-01ti1. --lf
6-RM. HOUSE; 3 bedrms., Ia baths
compl. redec. Win furn. to suit fol
S120. Unfurn.. 500. Adults only. /
blk. from bus and carline. 1908 18TH
St; Sc. LII: 1-l7hs. lit.
"a lovely furnished m III rambier nafisr'' with VIII
living room, 2 bedrooms. den, kitch-
en- and bath. Wonderful condition
M. PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th ST.
NV. ME. S-4l00. liz
leaving for Florida,
viii rent Until May l. $3.50 mo-. cor.
brk.: ) bedrmS., gar, all improve
ments. 26l7 Key blvd, ia. 8-3155,
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE and
shopping center--NeWly dec: bedrm
and bath on 1st., 2 bedrms., bath
on 2nd A.; fenced yard: $500 mo
SILVER sPRING-Lge. e-rm. bunga-
low; sleeping pch.; 2 eples. or fam;
centrally loc.; S115. JU. 5-4s00;
CHEVY CHASE--Choice houses; S175-
$3.50. MRS. DUNNINGTON, OIL. q
2635, EN-. 2-8383. -l2
CHEVY CHASEGorgeous, artistic;
z rooms. 3 baths, dishwasher, TV,
Bendix; $3.50. MRS. DUNNINGTON,
~. M s,,2635, EN-, 2-S3S3. 1l2
2 baths: oil heat; servants quarters:
front porch; fenced yard; garage.
1909 Davenport st. NV. IL
Evening star., 1954-11-10

LARGE LOVELY 3-bedrm. brick Colo.
nial in beautiful Walnut Hills sec
ton Of Falls Church. big liv. rn.
with fireplace, full-sized din. rm.,
powder rIn., lge. kit. fun bsmt.. Ice.
screened side porch; 20 minis. to
Pentagon rush hour: S135. VERNON
REALTY c., INC. XII. S-3106.
500 and s-bedroom BUNGALOWS
in Kensington, Md, and Rockville.
Nd. Available at once. OIL. 2-4053.
MD.--3 bedrms., liv.
rr.., din. rm,, mod. kit. lst-d. pow
der rm.. full bsmt.; excel. cond. Call
r. "A. HUMPHREYS, REALTORS, Ma.
4i5 ioGaGi BURBANK sT. s.E.-s bedrms., rT :,
ished din. rm., hv. rm., kit. bath.
knotty-pine rec. rTii., sos mo. Call
r. A. HUMPHR1ES, REALTORS, Ma.
S-5O20. liz
1929 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
8 rms, bath. full bsmt.. good cond.,
500 mo. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS,
REALTORS, Ma. 5000. --l2
DECORATED, modern equip,
Groom semidet. home. Conv. to
schools. shopping and bus. Near
Walter Reed. sos. EN-. 3-29I3. Iii
N. (Westover area)--
Three-bedrm. brick Colonial, liv. rm.
with flrepl... wooded lot. SIPS mo.
Call KE 6-0o10 -1k
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LORCUM LANEr-4-bedrm.. 2-bath
brick, full bsmt. home. $l65 per mo,
COUNTRY CLUB AREA-Brick Colo
nial, 8 bedrmS., full bsnt.. S140 mo
TARA-3-b -bedrm. brick Colonial. full
bsmt., att. garage. $3.50 per mo.
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER. S125 per mo.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm rambler,
rent with option to buy. Con,mu-
nifty swimming pool. S135 per mo.
]. FULLER GROOM co.
ia. 7-44S7 Realtors
Ill
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Choice Locations

$13O-Popular Heights, the choice
Falls Church community with
its own swimming pool anc
rec. center; 3-bedrln. brick
rambler, all-elec. GE kitchen
with range, garbage Disposal
dishwasher and Bendix washer
Large picture windows, wooded
lot: storage attic. Is min. tt
Pentagon. House with bSmt
slightly higher.
$150-202 S. Lee st., Falls Church
ideally located, Just block
from buSline and st. James
Parochial School. 3-bedroom
rambler with daylight bsmt
and pull-down stairway tC
attic, Modern all-elec. Kitchen
new-house condition.
S145-Columbia Pines, beautiful SUBJ
division near Annandale. New
3-bedrm. brick ramhlerS, large
picture windows, full bsmt.
pull-down stairway to attic
garage, disposal, dishwa sher
cleo. range and refgr. Large
spacious lot.
$175-1000 s. Frederick ST.. Arling
ton. Beautiful 2-story Colonial
center hall, 8 rooms, 3 baths,
light bsmt.. h.-w.h h., and spa
ciouS lawns.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE $4,000 JE. 3-7219
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HOUSES for sALE-N.W. Gent ]

18th sTREET--Ideal location for doc
tor, near Walter Reed Hospital
and overlooking Rock Creek Park;
brand-new modern rambler. with
the finest appointments and taste
fully decorated. this lovely brick
home has q center hall. large we'll
designed living room. guest-sized
dining room. ultrainodern kitchen
with Thermador oven, 3 twin-sized
bedrms.. 2 full baths, full base
ment with recreation room, easily
convertible to offices. full bath. and
built-in garage. Call Mr.. Hall with
JAMES L. DIXON a CO.. ST. s.
1900: ewes, OIL. 4-073S. Ill
AVAILABLE NOW---Large apt. for
owner, 3 other units; gross, So. 500
year; mr.. Thomas Circle; only S34.
500. JE. 2-7564. lie
A MAGNIFICENT OLDER HOME for
q school nursery, prep. church,
pre-, cooking, etc). / block west Of
Conn. ave. at Bancroft ST.. This
large home Of 16 rms, 5 baths and
45-ft. drawing rm., high ceilings.
large halls and elevator; can also
readily, be used for embassy. legation,
doctor or dentist home and ONCE.
Extra lot for bldg. parking or
garden. This home is priced W Of
reproduction cost at .$45,000. For
appt., call INEZ CUSHARD, Realtor.
EN- 2-4232: ewes, AID 4-S756. III
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SLEEPY HOLLOW

Select 2-Bedrm. Homes
Near Jefferson Village; sos.
Near Washington-Lee Shopping Ctr.
S95.
Rural; " acre; bsmt.; sos.
Fairfax; trees; $95.
40 other rental homes avail.
JOS. w. SEAY co.
113 w. Broad St., Falls Church
Evening star., 1954-11-10
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FAMILY OF 4 needs 3-bedrm. furu
house or duplex. n. Arlington area,
approx. $125. Call ia. 5-S6l2. Ill
HOUSES wanted to rent anywhere in
nearby Virginia; management service
also available. WRIGHT REALTY.
INC. l N. Glebe rd.. Arlington. ia.
o-4S00 10
2 OR s BEDRMS. unfurn. by Novem-
ber 30; maximum rental, 500; city
Falls Church pref. JE. 2-2s31.
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VIRGINIA
PROPERTY OWNERS

We need more houses and apis. to
rent to good clientele. We cater to
officers and enlisted men in the
Army, Navy, Air Force and Ma
rines. Phone In your listing now.
we will give you excel. service.
Phone XII p-6644 or TE. 6-7343.
AL BAKER 81 SON, INC.
l16 s. st. Asaph st.. Alex, Va.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ARCHITECT. registered Nd, to form
company e g into private practice
POOL ROOM for rent: 8 tables,
equipped: 915 9th NV: new heating
being installed: $500. EN-. 2-5S42
SUPER MARKET with luncheonette,
soda fountain; located in nearby
Prince Georges Co.. very best .ot
cay o H.. neSper,eHSsd 9Wnss me- de
Total price only Si2.56o Incl. about
$4,000 stock; terms. $1,000 cash
down. incl. stock. w. &. THRIFT,
Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma
S-9743. 10
FOR SALE-Fuily equipped, air-con.
ditioned, ladies' apparel store; good
neighborhood. reasonable lease. pro-
fitable man and wife operation. Box
$3.50, Star. lee
AUTO. REPAIR SHOP in NV. Wash.
For sale reasonable. Days, ST. B.
4837; eyes,. LO. 4-577s. lee
HARDWARE STORE, on busy thor
oughfare, 80 years q big money
maker. Reas. rent, owner retiring.
Write Box 11S-H, Star. Ia
SERVICE STATION for lease; on busy
Marlboro pike at Benning I'd. s.e.,
2 blks. from Coral Hills shopping
center. This proven y-maker
offers every opportunity for we'll
above average income to the man
who has ability to be both bust
nessman and salesman. Call XII.
S-S007. -12
- SELF SERVICE; nice
equipment. Located near 18th and
Col. rd.; mixed trade. Total price,
only $4,000. incl. stock. Terms,
$500 cash down. incl. stock. w. E
THRIFT; Exclusive. Ma. S-9743 or
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D-i2 THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 10. 1854
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN girls desire | cir
to share charming house: reasonable
NEW e-BEDRM. HOME. new fnrn.
can be shared by 2 cpls. or 4 adults.
All-elec. kit, Bendix washer. JU
GIRL 70 SHARE newly-remod. 2.
bedrm. house, mr.. Lincoln Park, with
/ other girl; has yard and firepl.:
$50. Ii. 3-4335 after 8. Id
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

THIS MONTH ONLY, truck and A
men, SS per hour. We also move
by job. AID. 4-7525. IS
COOKS MOVING AND TRANSFER
Local and long distance, 24-hr.
service; all work guaranteed Phone
PO. 2-4606 for free estimate Ill
MOVING AND HAULING, by hour or
Job; also beach hauling. Lo.
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
Reas. Ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RIA. 3-1416.
EDELIN,s MOVING AND TRANSFER
SERVICE. reasonable rates. orders
taken up to 10 pm. Call Ii. 3-5047.
ALCoNN moves local. long dis; l.
bedrm. apt, $25: 2 bedrns.. $50; 8
rms. $40; new van. TU. 2-7272.
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING.
any time: reasonable rates and
guarantee. AID. o-0743. --16
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches a specially, S. L. NORRIS.
Tu 2-1 $50 or Ii, 6-2sS9.
across the country: safe storage IN
Shnns SEPARATE so rooms expsrt SIn packing p
.AGE CO: INC, Established 1906
MOVE By HILL-Home or bus: short
or long notices: extra services any
time senSibl7 priced LU. 1-9500.
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COLORED
BRENTWOOD
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

BRADBURY HEIGHTS - 9-bedroom
corner bungalow with sep, unit; i
Blk; from bus and shopping center;
$4,000 Has income Of $50 mo.
FAIRLAWN' VILLAGE. near Good
Hope rd.-Semidet. brick, g rms,
. bedrms.. tile bath. knotty-pine
FeST. F9d fmi, , gas heat. deep lot; S14,-
make offer. HARTMAN REALTY, 11Su
INC, LU. 4-3400. LU. 2-5976.
HILLCREST SECTION-custom-built
Southern Colonial. Spacious center
hall with 3O-ft. living room, 3
master-size bedrooms, . baths, sec
ond floor: f1rst-floor den and pow
DER room. Other extras. Priced
INC. LU. 4-34O0. LU. 2-5076.
LYNDALE. off Minnesota ave
Semidet. prick, rooms. 2 large
oenraGo;a 0eGrms;; tile bath, gas heat; 81
REALTY. NC. III Ii. 4-54n6. HS III Ii.
SHIPLEY TERRACE-GI, 5000 down
buys this immaculate 3-bedroom.
tulI basement brick semidet. home,
aluminium storm windows and doors,
Anchor-feneed yard. Payments, SIS
mo-, including everything. BEATS
RENTING! CRISMOND REAL Es-
TATE, LO. 7-82I5.
$500 DOWN, 1908 E ST. S.E.-Mod.
3-bedrm., brick; bsmt.c gas heat,
Fenced yd.: nr. bus. parochiai school;
low monthly payments, Incl. taxes,
ms. ST. 3-9433. Ia. 9-I750. -I3
s .0O0-S2 900 cash; assume so 900
loan. S62.25 per mo. includes every
thing. 2 bedrmS.. semidet. brick,
full bST1t storm doors and min.
dows. Cony. location. 10. 2-34s9.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
1 BEDROOMS
In this large detached brick home
offering spacious reception hall. IT,
#. dining room, huge kitchen. 4
bright bedrooms and 2 baths. pan
eled recreation room and garage.
Large 1st trust and balance on con-
venient terms. Call MRS. OROZCO.
EN-, 3-1O90. KIRKS REALTY CO.,
Realtors. HO. 2-677S.
GEoRGEToWNs smartest Wis. ave.
CLEVELAND PARK-Loveliest. large
grounds; perfectly appt. for enter
Chanting % 3 bedrms., bath. iiv. rm.,
CHEVY cHAsE0s bedrms.. 2 new
tiled baths, lge. grounds. S1S.50o.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-4-unit apt.
Wonderful Investment. S1S,500.
CAPITOL HILL-Remodeled. 3-bed-
rms, 2 baths, lge. grounds. $4,000.
STEVENS, DI. 7-2359 IL
SALE BY OWNER
1920 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
S1S,950. Detached brick. To inspect,
:all RA. 6-3667s IL
WALTER REED AREA
Very clean 2-Story, 7-rm. brick on q
nicely shrubbed. level, fenced lot;
close to all conveniences. bedrms.; !;
den on 1st FIR; recr. .rm. in bsmt.;
gas h.-w.h.; slate loof; det. garage.
CT approved. Reasonably priced at
$4,000. Call Mr.. Washburn, TU.
MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th ST. NV. AID. 4-2005
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17

der Arthur Grunewald, 1st
vice president of the Temple
is: Harry Bacal, Richard
Bloch, Bernard Friedman,
Charles Miller, Hynie Myer-
son, Paul Present, Jake Silver
man, Morton Solot. Serving
under leadership of Edward
E. Smotkin, End vice president
are: Alex August, Fred Brad
field, Irving Buchanan, Leon
Franklin, Hal Gettler, A. A.
Michael, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Nevins, Nathan P e ri m a n,
Bern a rid Rosenbaum, Paul
Sgutt, Lester Shafton, Louis
Shenkarow, Jack Starr.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17
..SocioIs and
Personals :.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Rap
paport are eagerly awaiting
the arrival of his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo BuckholtZi of Cleveland,
Ohio. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brick
man. E. 9th, are in LA to at
tend the wedding of their son,
David, on Sunday and will re-
main there until after the first
of the year.
Winter visitors from Ian
sing, Mich, are Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Hack. They are friends
of the Louis Shankers.
1t will be a gay Hanukah
holiday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Feinstein. They
will have as their holiday
guests their grandchildren,
Marilyn Jankofsky, Marsha
Rothschild, Karen Feinstein
all of Chicago.
Active i'm the Southern Ari-
Zona Society for General Sc
mantics are Simmi G ere l
Mrs. Irving Rubinstein, Har-
old Rappaport.
This week Mrs. Louis Far
UNI, former Tucsonian, spent
a week in her favorite town
as guest of her nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
NevinS. A visitor here for the
past few weeks is Mr.. Nevins'
mother and Mrs. Farum's SIS
ter, Mrs. Eicher of New York.
Eva Pitluk returns i'm a few
days, having spent several
weeks with her sister and
brother-in-law in Los Angeles.
This week Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Freshman, N. Forgeus, pur-
chased the Palos Park Motel
at 1121 Benson Highway.
They take over next Thurs
day, will actively manage the
property and live on the prem
ises. The FrishmanS came
here two years ago from Ii.
berty, N. Y.