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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23

WOMEN
Puckered nylon traveller!
It's coot dress, buttoned right to its hem
with the twinkle of rhinestone. The neck
line is the deep wee you love, the skirt
graceful topper of flare so flotterng to your
figure. Wash it out, hang it up and let It
drip dry and iron itself this IS l9o4!
In navy, also in light blue. Sizes l4H2 to
22h. SIT OK
Jeeffs Womens Dress Shop-Second Floor Street and
OF ShlrInoon. Silver Spring, Upper Conn. Avenue
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-08-13

The move by the NCRAC due rather to the fact that
the American Jewish Committee and the AntiD
League of the Bnai Bth-whch withdrew from the NCRAC
years ago-have agreed to participate in project
jointly with the NCRAC This project known to the
munes the Motion Picture Project established some
years ago. when the two groups still part OF the
NCRAC The American Jewish Committee and the Anti
Defamation League have agreed to join in this project
provided national committee for is formed which
would not be identified a NCRAC committee Such
new body has into existence 1t is composed OF
representative from each of the eight national Jewish
organizations engaged combating bgoy plus six repre-
sentaves of the communities drawn from community mem
Der agencies of the NCRAC . The eight national groups
represented the committee the American Jewish
Committee American Jewish Congress- Authorization
League Jewish Labor Committee, Jewish War Veterans,
Union American Hebrew Congregations Union of Ortho
dox Jewish Congregations and the United Synagogue of
America The American Jewish Committee and the Anti
Defamation League jointly have assumed so percent of the
cost of the project thus reducing the burden of the NCC
which hitherto covered the full The result reduc
ton of the NCRAC budget of approximately AZ percent
which the NCRAC in turn passes to the communities
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-08-13

ZIONIST PLANS: The Zionist Organization of America is
mapping plans to lick number of organizaonal problems
concerning the financial relationship between ZOA national
headquarters and its district and regional branches Many
districts under the mistaken impression that funds in their
treasury theirs to dispose Of to hold in the bank
The ZOA national office going to make clear to
them that all funds collected by them the property of the
Zionist Organization and should be transmitted to ZOA head
quarters Immediately upon receipt Some regions look
upon the national office they and give to the American
Zionist Fund only token aocatoninstead of considering
themselves integral part of the ZOA system National
headquarters determined to do something about this situa
ton In addition ZOA headquarters claims that quite few
functions still being held at too great for too
little return Something will be done to check this deve
opment The ZOA administration under the preSi-
dency of Mortimer Mayis also determined to recruit
volunteer workers and leadership for the movement
American ZonistS who think that only the Jews
gagged in erecting buildings for their communal activities
should follow the movements of the Arabs in this country
They will learn that handful of Syrians and Lebanese
St Petersburg Fa got together build 100000 modern
community clubhouse there In Miami they built beauti
full clubhouse only few years ago social center for
Syrans and Lebanese exists also in Orlando Fla No club
house exists in New York. where the largest number Of
Syrans and Lebanese in the whole of North America resides
l.. But in Montreal luxurious clubhouse was built
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-08-13

$500 convention delegates guests representing the organ
izatons 100000 members will be called upon 10 come 10
grips with problems that require immediate decisions
few words about Hadassah in order An organiza-
ton Of Jewish founded AZ years ago tor the
of providing medical assistance to what was then
Jewish community of Palestine Hadassah has in the inter-
broadened horizons and constitutes To-Day
dynamic force in both Israel and the United States
Today in the young republic of Israeli Hadassah main
tans on non-Sectaran hospitals OF COM
untv health and maternity stations extensive pro-
gram of vocational education for young adults ncng new
immigrants program of youth immigration and rehabla-
ton and of reclamation and affOreSatlon In addition
Hadassah will begn this summer construction on $lOOO
600 Medical Center which will include Israes only medical
school, 430bed university hospital an outpatlent
clinic and a nurses training school,
In the United States through American Affairs Com
tee constantly growing in importance Hadassah does lis
share precious heritage Of freedom and democ
racy by disseminating information nonpartsan basis on
vital issues Of the day by encouraging It's membership 10
fulfill the obligations of citizen in democratic land and
extending whoeheard support the United Nations
Parallel this vital Hadassah engaged in efforts
aimed at fostering creative Jewish life in America
In recent years. Hadassah elected weldeserved praise
bv the American Heritage Foundation for it's efforts to gt
out the voe nonparsan basis and by the United Ma
tons for its activities of the UNs
cooperating agencies Hadassah during the years. was
cited many times for Its devoted participation IN drives lot
the sale of u S. Bonds.
To support its programs Israel and this country Had
assah annually epends approximately $9OO0OO It is note
worthy inconsderabe raised by the
women adassah themselves without the aid of professional
fund-raisers
The persistent refusal of the Arab to negotiate
neace with Israel combined with their everghenng
homie blockade against the young state pose and difficult
problems for Hadassah in planning its program for the year
ahead In this country Hadassah is faced with the need of
aerng membership the threats against the democratic
way of life
On the of 40h convention. extend Hadassah
our best wishes for continued success
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-08-13
HADASSAH'S 10th CONVENTION

The 10th annual convention Of
Hadassah. the Women's Zionist Or
qanization of America. will be held
in New York City from August e.
rs. From hundreds of cities in every
state of the United States. Hadassah
delegates will soon be enroute to the
convention to participate in deliber-
atoms which will have far-reach-
ing effect on the future of the organ
ization both in Israel and in this
country.
These are not ordinary times and
the forthcoming Hadassah conven-
ton will be no routine meeting. The
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Between You and Me.
nv nonyu eNro, An Copyright, TeleesaUAO
COMMUNITY TRENDS
Psse Msss
BY BORIS SINCLAIR

Believe it or not There is at least one
national Jewish organization which is now
asking the Jewish declarations and welfare
funds to reduce its ALLEGATIONS for 1854 :.
This rare organization is the National Com
munity Relations Advisory Council The
request is motivated not by the possibility
anti-Semitism requires less funds this year
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The
Jewish
Quiz
Box

QUESTION: Why is this Sab
bath called "Shabbos Nachmu?"
ANSWER: The Sabbath after
Tisha B'av is additionally called
"Shabos Nachmu." The term
''Nachmu" comes from the open
ing words of the prophetic portion
which is always read on that par
ticular Sabbath which opens with
the words Comfort Ye, Comfort
Ye" my people. These were the
words Of the prophet Isaiah. After
having observed the period of
mourning for the destruction of
the Temple the people of Israel
are asked to be consoled with the
Alrhighty's confidence in the ulti-
mate good of His people and our
Universe. Hence has this Sabbath
come to be called the Sabbath
of Consolation"
+ + +
QUESTION: Why is the fifteen
tn day of the Month Av OCCUR
ring this year on Saturday. Au-
gust l4thl considered a happy
holiday in Jewish life?
ANSWER: The Talmud indeed
considers this day one of the hap
piest of days in Jewish life. In
many ways it commentaries the
unity of our people. 1t was on this
day that the different tribes of
Israel were first allowed to inter-
marry with members of another
tribe of Israel. For a time this was
permitted so that no property
would be transferred from one
tribe to another. It was on this
day that the generation who were
doomed to die in the desert ceased
passing away. It was on this date
that the guards appointed by
Jereboam to prevent the Israelites
from coming to Jerusalem, were
abolished by Hoshea, son of Elah,
who said ''Let them go wherever
they choose"
Also on this very day were the
heroic dead of Bathar who had
participated in Bar Kochba's
brave rebellion, allowed burial.
On that day, in the days of the
Temple in Jerusalem, the people
of Israel would cease to cut wood
for the altar. From this day on
ward the Rabbits claim that the
heat of the sun is lessened and
the timber thus isn't dry enough
so that they would stop cutting
wood for the altar. It was called
the "day of breaking the axe" On
that day says the Talmud the
celebration was so high that there
were no festivals as joyous except
for the night after Yom Kippur.
On both of these occasions the
maidens of Israel would go forth
in white garments which were
borrowed so that the poor would
not be embarrassed by the rich.
In our own day this day is mark
ed by the absence of certain peni-
tential prayers from the syna-
gogue service for the day.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

Mr.. NICHOLS, ATLANTIC-Vac. brk..
3 bedrms., scr. pch.. recr. rm.. gas:
Mr.. everything. $117.50. 10. S-6SS9.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID: NV:
completely furn.; 5 months; Si26'
ARI. S., SOO5 18th ST. bedrms..
liv rm., din, full equip. kit. newly
tiled bath. patio; 10 min. D. Ci
immaG; p con4. 6R immea' RE- &c. 1907
AR RI .. It'll S'S cool. s-6edrm. bunga-
low; $i20, plus utils. Avail. immed.
IA. 4-1343 after 8 pm. -2S
FOXHALL RID. AREA = Cool. attr:'
wen turn. home; 3 bed IaaS sep sep
Summer rental. from July through :
oct 5000 mo KE. 7-01 So. -25
1867 OAK DRIvE-Groveton; rms
and bath: nice yard. garage; con-
ven. to Pentagon and Alex. Ii
SILVER liver sPR1NG-Beautifuly furn
2-bedrm. brick rambler; sep. din
imriac cond. No need for air cond
here; $3.50. JU. 6-6749. ~ 81
CT; Chs rms 81. baths bath + f STST
| NINGToN. Oh. 2-2635; EN-. 2-s3ss
SUMMER RrNrA1-cool. 8 to 4 bed;
rms; 3Oth pl and Nebraska: $12C
e sept gos7 TO- ds Can Va Va sssss
n ai' aRG G;'v wSesto;ver-a-bedrm. brick
ali conv.: $40. KE. s-5554. S; Il.
s. ARL.-2-bedrm; semidet.: WIFE VIE
F FssSsd' y safDasSs1 1 oSI KE. s-5Sa4
FALLS CHURCH - Beautiful brick
bungalow; liv. rm.. din. rm., kit.
| 3 bedrms. and bath; in excel. cond.
compl. furn., incl. linens, Kitchen
ware. Ty and deep freeze re- no. large
cool shaded ,lE lot lmmsa' PP SsAsIsSTSYi
co. ia. $3.50, JE. 2-7732.
year $3.50 month. Phone MR.. MIL,
Ter. pI 1880: ewes. and Seel
a sos 1st rs ST. INV NV bedrms.; din
FF arn y s14 a. F Eit BE- pxy1s e.
1fsssa a K s. AM HILLS a. s-q near Mass
s sys SeG fuTn s-bed f Diet. bricl
home. finished bsmt.: garage az
cond.: july or Aug: $500. Oh 4
ROCK Ga2 CREEK AREA - Immaculat.
baths. Immediate OCCUPANCY: SID
month. Call CAPT. DecARo. WHO
IBROOoKDALE, MD. mr.. d. C. line
If you can afford the best. in a De
iightful section. conven. to every
t sai1s 0qF11enRi N fS5fhEnp5o MODERN 3
bedrni. house, available now; S17l
month, yearly lease. References es
sential. WO. 6-1364. ~
JULY AND AUGUST rental: Beverl
Hills, Alex bedrms.. baths
roof deck: beautiful wooded area
$3.50 mo. XII. S-7166: -
TAKOMA PARK, near Silver sprlng-
bedrms:, screened porch t- sran
VsnG SHADY dy'g tases au masn Street
for children. July and August. ST.
Der month. 10. 5-6762. 80
In. TAKOMA-Airy. 3-bedrm. brio
Colonial. for summer. JU. 9-6As u
l411e LEGATION ST. Nw.-Attrac
tive 2-bedroom brick detached HON,
Nice yard, $3.50. Open l to to-
Do 60 Y S51S4WS; Want TREES, birds an
green grass-but all city conven
encesP For 2 mos. Perfect for sun
mertime. Lge.,, cool mouse On lgt
baths. Well-behaved children We
IN first gone. All utils. SIS m
1856 Lee hwy. Arl.. IA. 2-3263.
CHEVY CHASE rms. 81 bedrml
| 8 baths, rec. room; garbage dispose
diShwasher: fenced yard. EN-. 2-214
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APIS. UNFURN.--VA. tcens.l

PREsIDENTIAL GARDENS. has 4, 4 f.; ts'w
priced from SIS sit. q cenv. Alex.
3 6-min drive from the rentagon.
Phone tt 6-449g or come 20 we sne
cRRSS R :Ts A &c sHssdss fblde. 1925
N. Calvert st. / bedrm.. Nv. rm..
dinette, kit. and. bath; available
July /. $78. Gail res. mgr IA.
7-9368 or DI. 7-774O: 80.
ARL close In I Tf %;.r mr. pa rsdss
EXCEPT sS elec. out Wilson blvd. left
MRS NJ FA AMI dsic 800 -
10 MINIS. TO d. c., minis. to PEN
tagon, on 3 buslines; nice shopping
center; cross ventilation "a az Spts !;
Lee and APP Hsdrn Zoo w 4. wayne st.
Arlington, Va. TT
ARL.-one- bedrm. apt. clean COOL
IT. Meyer Gate; $3.50; avail: now;
Tsnt ssaScsSs VIZ "a sESTIoN
Unfurn. 1-bedrm. apt; heat and
water furnished; 2nd A.; near bus
and shopping center; married cple
pref: $65 mo. weekdays can "a, ~
7-227S; night and Sunday x kE
NORTH ARL.-Nr. stores. church and
busline; .2-bedrm.. apt; avail. i'm.
med: redec.; ideal for 3 sgle. people
or couple. ia. 2-664O. .-27
ARL.-Close in; spacious 1-bedrm
apt. newly painted; laundry. facil.
off-street parking; exceptionally
today; SIS. IA. 7-5414.
ARLINGTON-Liv. rm.. din. area;
lge. bedrm. with cross vent. kit. anc
bath: mr.. shopping and bus. AR;
wilson d blyd.. ia. 7-444e; eyes
s BEDR iGsv' . baths, liv. rm.. den
din. rm.' kit; all utils.: $1S5. IA
|ARLiNGToN-Near Pentagon. For
Myer. downtown, garden-type prof
ect; spacious bright 1-bedrm. apt.
ample storage, laundry, parking
SIS incl. utils. ia. 7-926S.
HILLSIDE GARDENS APARTMENTl
lin Fort Myer Hts, 1914 N. 15tl
St.. Arlington. Va; and Q bedrm
vacancies for July. /; open daily
8 to 9; sun, till dark. IA. S-6877
TIA 0.4244 Pr
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WORKING MOTHER to share house
and child care with same. IA. 2-SS6S
before II am or after 10 pm. -20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady to share
accepted. Reas. 10. 1886. -27
SETTLED WHITE COUPLE to share
home; no children; wife as COM
panion to semi-invalid: light house
work. 1862 s st. Sc. LU. 1-3964.
EMPL. CONG. AND COOP. PERSONS,
share home. Own pvt. bedrm. and
kit. Low Rental. RIA. 3-3512.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
RENTALS WANTED. Va.

RENTALS WANTED. va.
take the Wort and worry on your
Shoulders. Call XII. 8-3106 It'll g.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY. ING.
3 BEDRMS. unfurn. in Annandale,
Fairfax or Vienna area. about $40
per mo. CIR. $1,000. -20
HOUSE OR FARMHOUSE, 8 bedrms. !:
suburban Va. or Md: children,
5 yrs. to 20 yrs: responstbie car
rent to 500. JOHN POWELL. Rte.
6. Box FL. Alex, Va. XII. S-3241.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

OWNERS-Suitable tenants for furn
and unfurn. apis. (pvt. BATH. Req
all part D. c.. from efic. to bed,
MANDEL, NE. S-6414. -25
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

CHESTER MOvERS-Furn. and fast
pickup on appliances, trunks. boxes.
ST. $3.50 or Ia. 0-O115 eyes.
EDELIN, MOVING AND TRANSFER
When moving, you want 1t done
right. Call Ii. S-5047. -27
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches speciality. s. L. NORRIS
tn. 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2S89.
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.i
small and large jobs; trained men;
long, short bookings; insured; peach
trips made. LII. 10000.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across che country: safe storage ~
separate rooms; expert pacElng
Phone NO. 7-O104. UNION STOR.
ACE CO.. INC. Established 1905
ARROW TRANSFERRING move By
lob or as low as SO hr. rms
as low as $50. NO. 1884 or pc
2-0066. u
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RIA. 31l410'
MOVING AND HAULING, night OF
day. Experienced men AID. 4-5654
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

WESTCHESTER APIS. 5000 Ca
thedral ave. n.w.-Large liv. rm.
and bedrm., dining balcony. Call
nights, KE. 7-0221. PA
ENJOY HOME OWNERSHIP with apt.
size cost. See this air-cond., 2-bed-
rm., coop. apt. with sep. din. rm.,
lge. uV. rm.. mod. kit. Ice. closets.
Mr.. shopping, tranSp. and school.
Monthly payments only S66.75. incl
utils. LII. 2-1739. -25
18th AND COL. RID. VIC, 9rd H.
unfurn:. elev. bldg; liv. rm.. bedrm.
kit, dinette, entr. hall and bath
$3.50 down, present Az trust Of
$3.50. Monthly operating expense
$3.50. Mr. MaSca, OIL. 4-24O3
cox g. CO., Pc. 2-2970.
COLORED-21OO> 10th ST. NV
bedFmS iv ED. Kit Sow and ns bath 7
balance SS5 mo. To inspect. SCI
janitor, or call CO. 5-6222. -27
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Mousls rueNsMED .csasl aoysEs uNryRNIsAlD tcea..l

Observation-Disclosures new, attrac.
turn.,, 2.bedrm; duplex; yard.
fenced. Rent. $l25 mo-, plus utils.
10 til 8 pm. Week days. phone NE.
S-5S97. $3.50 It'll 8 pm. for appt.
Sc, 1913 seth sT.-semidet.: 8 bed
rms. din. rm.. kit, knotty pine rec.
rm.: oil radiator heat: ney-home
to school. churches and buses. Sis
mo. Call LU. 1-2754. -27
IN-TOWN-Tiny house Just remodeled
near state Dept. Cedar panelled liv.
rm.,. flagstone patio and nice little
garden. Most important--your own
private parking space. Linens and
silver included. $125. 900 9th
st. nv. " blk. north Of Virginia
s siysE. Open all day Sat. wo.
WELL FURN. - 2-bedrm. detached
brick w. Hyattsville. Garbage
washer; ideal neighborhood: excel.
proposition. Phone ia $4,000. Ext.
903; ewes. and Sun. for appt. .-27
NEWLY DECOR; conven. midtown
NV: vic. 10th and Columbia I'd;
est nice niee 9 9eneed ni ssrd iu Vacant
rent S148.50. DIXIE REALTY CO..
MA. $3.50: eyes,. tn. 2-7195.
SHEPHERD PARK - bet. Colonial
nice lot. Diet. gar. 3 bedrms,. 2
baths, fun bsmt;. partial rec. rm., 2
extra rms. 3rd a. 5000 per mo.
Rent unfurn. $175. ELIJAH G. AR
N no fSc SIl.. Y; 8, a, Rst)' Broker
$125 MO. JULY 6-SEPT. g. cool
bedrms., 2 baths. mod. kit, dish
washer, Bendix, etc. Lge. shady I'd,
fine for children in Md. Is minutes
from Key Bridge. For details phone
OIL. 4-32S7. -27
SUMMER RENTAL - Bethesda = q
bedrm. rambler. Large, shady lawn.
Conyen; to transp Rent reasonable;
Avail; July 1 through Sept. CAL
Fri. $40 to 400. --27
8 DE LUKE SUMNER RENTALS
Three Months Each
fHl n,t bsms' c 21car gar ssrase. Beaut' lot
grounds. 5 bedrms.. 2h baths. Cow
shopping, transportation.
Country Living-7-rm. mod. home on
Goose Greek, 80 mi. from D. C. Be-
longs to writer; owner inter. In care
E e RlRPe &. ARNOLD. tcol, U. s. A..
5 sfti2l Broker EN-. a-4asS' oV
JULY AND AUGUST
3-bedrm. bungalow in Foxhall Village
IL min. from downtown. No small
children or pets; FRANK s
rs
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2 Bedrooms, Mr.. Hechf'S

Convenient location on N. Stuart d.
Home apt. contains 2 bedrooms, fun
dining room, kitchen. bath, includ.
ing all utilities, S110. Call JE. 2
1920. JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.. FaHo
Church, Va.
COLORED-I435 0IRARD ST. NV.
House. apis. baths; Z kits
rard st. AID. 1921. rs
COLORED-15th AND d S.E.-Semi-
dst.. z ems BATH gas heat. VACANT.
COLORED-DEANWOOD, 4414 Lane
pl. n.e-5-rm. Diet. house: $50:
refs. RE. $4,000, Ext. 564S. 80
COLORED-I017 BENNETT PL. NE.
Newly decorated: 8 rms. and
bath; S95 per mo. THOS. J.
FISHER g. CO.. me- 73S 18th
ST. NV. DI. 1880. -25
COLORED-KTNGMA PARK-Lafyo
6 rms, modern kit: with disposal
and dishwasher. finished rec. rm.,
5 porches, COW. to everything. Va
cant. Call till z. NO. 7-292S. rs
COLORED-1I25 4th ST. N.W.-S
rms: gas heat: available soon. D1.
7-5414. EN-. 3-O79S. ~ r.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

observation-disclosures Parks most
modern drugstore; must be seen to
appreciate. Come or write PARK
(REXALLl DRUGS. Lexington Park
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WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Bethesda| bedrms.. Ia baths. at
tached garage. porch. fireplace IN
living room and basement; 81 so.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN, INC:
1906 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-229925
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BETHEsDA-5821 Kingswood I'd.
3-bedroom rambler. $3.50 mo.
RAYMOND j. LYNCH co
10. 4-640O LO' o-SssoA
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Mr.. NICHOLS, ATLANTIC-vac. brk..
3 bedrms., scr. pch.. recr. rm.. gas:
steel constr; settled cple.. no pets.
Mr.. everything. $117.50. 10. 3-6SS9.
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JULY AND AUGUST
3-bedrm. bungalow in Foxhall Village
IL min. from downtown. No small
children or pets. FRANK S
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411: WO. 6-3242
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Mr.. VIENNA, VA, only 35 Minis: from
White House. bedrms.. "a baths,
Laundromat, deep freeze: sep. guest
house; 4 acres; $175. Dunkirk D.
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FOR SALE-WELL EQUIPPED MOD
RANT, FORTY-NINE ROOMS IN
ALL INCLUDED ARE SEVEN
SMALL APARTMENTS. THIRTY
AIR CONDITIONERS, TWENTY
SIX ROOMS HAVE WALL-TO.
WALL WOOL CARPET. ABOUT
S25. 900 IN EQUIPMENT. HAS 234-
EIGHT MILES SOUTH OF WASH
INGToN. D. C. Priced $4,000;
CASH PAYMENT, $4,000. BAL
ANCE MONTHLY BROKERS PRO-
TECTED SEE Mr. FADEIY.
PHONE NUMBER SOUTH $500.
ALEXANDRIA. VA -Z0
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REDUCED
RENT
MICHIGAN PARK.
49O3 18th ST. NE. -
Four blocks north of new Providence
Hospital under construction.
ONE YEAR, S105 MONTH
On 2-year lease, sos mo. nrst year.
500 month, second year.
NEARLY NEW GROOM SEMIDE-
TAcHED ERICK 5Ho OMIEE; ,sor 5Ap Z
A4AoPEN TILL 4, SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT,
Drive out Michigan ave-, past Cath-
ole Univ. turn left on 18th ST. tnen
left on South Dakota I bIock.
STEUART BROS, INC.
M 1-2434 iva DI. 7-s695
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Charlottesville to Study
Housing Authority Plan
Spseiol Dispatch 10 THE Ssol

OTTESVIELE. Va.
Feb. 5.-Francis Fife will serve
as chairman of a housing refer
endum committee. appointed to
prepare unbiased information on
the advantages or disadvantages
Of a housing authority for pres
entation to the city electorate.
Mr.. Fife. who usly
served as chairman of the city
council-appointed housing COM
mittee, was elected head Of the
new group at its organizational
session.
The council authorized Mayor
William r. Hill to appoint a
committee after it called for a
referendum April Is to let city
voters decide VIII hether Char
lottesville needs a housing au-
thority. to develop a program for
slum clearance and low-rental
housing,
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Low-Educafed Recruits
Will Get 3-Rs Early

Enlisted personnel entering
the Army after March l who
lack a fourth-grade education
will be trained in the three Rs
before--not after-starting basic
military training.
Presently such basic education
is provided on duty time after
completion of the 16-week mil
itary training period. More
than 10000 soldiers have re-
ceived such training since the
start of the Korean war.
The Army. in announcing the
new system yesterday. said ap-
proximately one out of every 10
men entering the Army over the
last several years had either less
than a fourth-grade education
or was unable to pass an edu-
cational achievement test at
that level.
Because of this deficiency in
reading. writing and arithmetic,
these soldiers have been unable
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to absorb military training sat
isfactorily. The basic educa-
tion programs will vary in
length from two to four weeks.
depending on the ability of each
man to acquire the minimum
degree of skill.