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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-02-26

choir presented a concert Sun
day evening at Asbury Methodist
church, 1901 Schiller. This pro-
gram was given as part OF the
Race Relations day.
Miss Billie Grant, director Of
public relations at Philander
brought greetings from the col
lege. O. d. Simmons is choir
director.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-02-26

CsnAinued from page one
josh williams. Members of the
social committee are Mrs. Flor
ence williams. Mrs. Alberta Sims
Mrs. Willie Mae Baker. and Mrs.
Lille Bean. Mrs. Bean, operator
OF Lilies cafe also prepared and
served the luncheon.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-02-26

Pfc. Larry johnson. is shown
in foto with first place trophy
presented to him by Brig. Gen.
John c, Cakes. commanding gen
eral of the 25th Division John
son is Cacti captain for the 35th
Regiment coping the division
touchdown football tournament.
The 35th beat the 9th 1877, for
the title. Larry is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Will johnson. 2i05
High street, and the husband of
Mrs. Farrie Lee johnson. Wauke-
gan. H., who is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Horne.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-02-26

You can enjoy Servel All.Year Gas
Air Conditioning at modest prices.
Homes in Fausett's Broadmoor Addi-
tion are selling from $ll,500 to
$l7,500 and include Servel All.
Year Gas Air Conditioning These
modern homes are making headlines
in home construction publications
throughout America. You. too. can
have modern home with the LUXURY
Of All.Year Air Conditioning = at
price YOU can affordl
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-02-26
You Can Make Your Own We ufher-
Sx1x,xee >e %zzzSe = mn,

Cooling homes in the summer with Served
Ah.Year Gas Air Conditioning Is most eco
nomical. vosr homo. for iastaass esa -
eeo'sd with ses fes Vi Of he epssstiss esss
q any other air esnditiesiss syvsss. II
you are planning to remodel, buy or build.
be sure you check the many wonderful fea-
lures Of Servel AlLYear Gas Air Condition
ing. Ask any home owner who has installed
Servel All-Year Gas Air Conditioning
system II operating costs are NOT amazingly
low Then you'll know why 70 many home
owners prefer Servel,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-02-26

Matte Lee Eichenbure. n.
pie spent the weekend !. l" !
Bluff, visiting with tn. s
parents and other relat,,,.
friends. They will be !, I,
l406 W. 18th street :
all, See you next week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-02-26
Usher Board Tabernacle Bapt. Church

DEWTTT-Newly elected officers of Tabernacle Baptist
church Usher board Reading left right front Mrs
Edith Hudson, president; Mrs. Geo Oneal treasurer
verlene Butler member Back row order Rev. "
Nelson pastor Mrs Lucille Harris president; Mrs billiard
London member and Ezekiel Williams, member
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-02-26

Pictured here Is one Of the modern
homes in Fausett's new Broadmoor
Addition in Little Rock. Equipped
with Servel All-Year Gas Air condi-
tioning, this home remains delight
fully cool in the summer, warm and
snug in the winter. Like all Of the
homes in the Broadmoor Addition.
it can be warm or cool with flick
of SWITCH Yet, costs are 50 mod.
crate that Servel All.Year Gas Air
Conditioning is now available to any
home owner.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17
Evening Hadassah
To Celebrate

A meeting will be held Tues
day evening at the home of
Mrs. Max Costin, 2648 E. 4th.
Theme will be Youth Aliyah
Tenth Birthday Party. The
guest speaker will be Naomi
Orev, native israeli, who will
talk on what is being done in
Israel today for children.
There will be a big birthday
cake and a Hanukah candle
lighting ceremony by Mrs. Ir-
wing Wohlfeiler and Mrs. Lee
Klinger. Hospitality chairman
is Mrs. Arthur Szerlip, CO.
chairman Mrs. Lou Wolf, and
hostesses are Mines. Richard
GoetZ, Earl Dove, Norman
Shapiro, Maurice Falkow, Les
ter Heitlinger. Meeting will be
followed by a songfest and
members and friends are cor
daily invited to attend.
JWV Plans Activities
On Wednesday members
will give a package party at
Veterans Hospital. Hospital
chairman Henry Okrent, as
sisted by commander, George
Buchsbaum, senior vice com
mander Philip Roth, adjutant
Sam Block, quartermaster
Leo Marmis will be in charge
of the program.
The post will hold a meeting
at the Center next Thursday
at $3.50 pm. The organization
is planning a monthly bingo
party at Vets Hospital start
ing January 3.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17
Sabra Is Sheva Club Speaker

Sabra Is Sheva Club Speaker
An unusual opportunity is
presented members of SheVa
Pioneer Women and friends
to get first-hand information
about Israel when Mrs. Naomi
Orev will speak at the Wed
nesday evening meeting at
Anshei Israel at 8 pm. She is
here with her husband who is
attending VA under the Point
Four program.
She will tell briefly about
Beersheva, the old-neW town
in the Negev. She says she
will not talk a lot because
she wants to give the audience
ample time to ask questions.
A nurse at 19, she served in
the front lines during the
Arab-Israel conflict.
Marking Hanukah wi t h a
lights kindling pageant will be
Mines. Irving Ames, Anna
Winters, William Goodman,
Earl Dove, Joseph Finkelstein,
Max Vegodsky, Katherine Co
wan, Henry Rogers, Mrs. Jo-
seph Radner will sing Halle
lujah" and the choral group
will present Hanukah songs.
Golden Age Group Active
On Tuesday Cantor Mau'
rice Falkow will entertain at
the Hanukah party singing
Yiddish songs. The following
Tuesday Miss Lee Frankel, a
young sabra from Israel will
speak to the group. She will
tell of life in the Jewish state,
This meeting will be one OF
the highlights of the year.
The Golden Age Group is
open to the entire community
All adults go or over, are vel
come. Meetings are held every
Tuesday from 1:3O to 4:30 pm
at the Center, sponsored by
the Council of Jewish Won
en- and the Center.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17
RishOna Hanukah Party


AS in the past Rishona Pion-
eer Women will mark Hanu-
kah with a special celebration.
The party will be held Dec. %
at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Philip Schneider, 2633 E. Croy-
den. Open to the public there
will be a nominal admission.
Following the formal light
ing of the candles, a playlet
will be given by Mines. Berry,
will be given by Mines. Meyer
Berry, Hyman Epstein, Ethel
Fried, Liza Finley, Nathan
Feinstein, Charles Gold, Ethel
lanHyman, Sol Kamin, Sadie
Kaplan, David Levin, 1. NAL
insky, Philip Schneider, Eva
Stein. Mrs. I. Margolis will
give a reading in Yiddish..
Guest speaker will be Bu-
dab Orev, an Israeli, to talk in
formally about Israel, her
problems and aspirations. He
is a graduate student at VA.
Traditional refreshments will
be served. Mrs. Schneider will
lead in singing the holiday
songs.
TYMS Observe Hanukah
It's holiday time at TYMS,
and to celebrate the lighting
of the first Hanukah candle
Dec. 10, TYMS invites all
members and their guests to a
Hanukah party in the Temple
auditorium. Guest of honor,
direct from the North Pole,
will be Mama ShevitZ who will
arrive that evening in a sleigh
drawn by her famous snow
deers-Denser, Fencer, Com
ma and Stupid, Banker, Pran-
ker, Vishy and Vashy. Also
Rubin the red-nose. Gala feS-
tivities will include fun and
games, entertainment and de-
licious holiday refreshments.
Co-chairmen for the eve
ming, Betty Holpert and Nor
ma Moret, ask all those plan
ming to attend to bring a gift
(costing not more than 25c)
for a grand exchange of pres
entS under the Star of David.
Chicago Group Elects Officers
Earl Heron was elected
president of the Young Peo-
pies Chicago Club, with other
officers Irving Standing, vice
president; Annette Berger,
secretary; Bernie Katz, treas
urer. A New Years party will
be held for members at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie
Katz, 5402 E. End.
BIG JuniOretteS
Seek Members
Club is composed of girls
II to IA. It will meet Monday
evening at the Center at 7:3O
and those interested in join
ing are asked to appear that
evening. They may also con-
tact the president, Ali C e
Keene, or the BBW president,
Mrs. Max Goodman at $1,000.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17
Al SisterhOOd
RuInmage Sale


Sisterhood will hold a rum
mage sale on Tuesday at La
Placita Park. Clothing is to be
brought to the synagogue.
Persons who wish to donate
clothing but have no way to
deliver, should contact the
chairman, Mrs. Lou Zunin at
1859. Costume jewelry is in
big demand at the sale. All
proceeds will go to the Hebrew
school.
Hadassah Celebrates
Tercentenary
A Tercentenary celebration
program will be given Tuesday
afternoon at 1890 pm. at An
shei Israel. 1t will include ira
ditional Hanukah activities.
Refreshment chairman is Mrs.
John Cooperman and Mrs.
Alex Weiss is educational
chairman. M e m berS and
guests are invited.
Chicago Club Hanukah Party
Club will hold a Hanukah
party Dec. 26 at the Knights
of Pythias Hall at 7 pm. Ma
than Feinstein is arranging
the program. Latkes a n d
schnapes will be served. Re-
freShment chairman Mrs. Phi
lip LaVetter and assistants
Mrs. Morris Rogin and Mrs.
David Goldstein will serve.
All members are invited to
join in a pleasant evening.
X of p Elects Officers
Ike Kuropatkin was elected
chancellor commander. Other
officers elected were Irving
Fierson, vice-commanderi
Moe Wolf, prelate; Jack Baro'
WITT, master at arms; Sam
Sher, inner guard; Ellie Win
keller, outer guard; Harry
Roffman, secretary; William
Gordon, treasurer; Irving
Newmark, financial secretary
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17
Organizations

Submit news for this Sec
ton to Mrs. Marie Davis,
phone 6-4272, or mail to p. o.
Box 1907.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17

Arizona Post, Dec. IL, 1854
Evening star., 1954-09-21
WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

BEACH, MD.-Furn. COTTAGE,
on lots, easily converted to year.
round home; $4,000. RE. 5-73s7.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED

LIST YOUR HOME with a reliable
buyers and an active all-maie sales
force. Call KE. 10000. REALTY
BROKERS. INC, 1904 Conn. ave.
NV C.l :
Evening star., 1954-09-21
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
soiidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
terest and give you any balance in
cash Call Mr. MILLER Me
S.122O: evenings La 6-5104
Evening star., 1954-09-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

FALLS CHURCH-100 by 200 feet.
West Broad; commercial; ssroom
BLDG; 2 stores; l apt; glass front;
cond.; 2 parking spaces in rear;
owner must sell; near 18th and r. 1.
ave. ne. Sell for 71a times rental
on reas. terms. Cali OWNER, OIL.
6 2255. pm. to 8 pm. or 10 am.
to noon.
FILLING STATION AND Tv SHOP
Very attrac. terms and price on these
2 going businesses located on boom
ing Broad st." Falls Church; all par
ticulars by phoning, REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, 4763 Lee hwy. ia. 10000.
-27
VALUABLE COMMERCIAL PROP
ERTY-6-rm. house, lge. full bsmt.
above ground, garages, in growing
Silver Spring area. Call JU. 9-9306.
LOCATED on Penna.
ave. NV, consisting 2 large rented
stores; store on second f1oor, and
three rented apartments. Crossing
yearly approximately $l4 900. Sub
336-Y,, Star.
SUITLAND. MD.-Commercial ground
1S,500 So. #. plus at sacrifice price
Of 90c per So. It. ground value.
Facing Suitland driveway and
Ewing aye. Excellent building,
now rented $50 mo. CAL Mr.; Waple.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2o05
Evening star., 1954-09-21
End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

2nd TRUSTS WANTED-Cash today.
RA. 6-22S1. IA. s-6676, day or ewes.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

CARRY BLDG, 927 18th st. NV
In the heart OF the financial district.
Entire Sth A. containing approx.
2.400 SO. IT.; $3.50 mo.
Also, 2-rm. suites for rent. Air cond.
available at extra cost. Phone DI.
7-T0SO 80
Evening star., 1954-09-21
OFFICES 6, STUDIOS WANTED

COLoRED-I4th AND you NV.
GSi1,A Gai Ave; ,dvS and Otis Place NV;
Evening star., 1954-09-21
LOANS

WE WILL PAY all your outstanding
bills and give you some cash. re-
model and decorate your home.
Small monthly payments on 1st and
2nd trusts. Call MA. S-4936. CITY
MORTGAGE CO., INC, 1924 K st.
NV, Room SIG. "a
Evening star., 1954-09-21
WAREHOUSES For SALE

OR wAREHOUsE-centraI
Priced to sell on liberal financing
basis, CALL MR.. TILLER Eve.
ningsl. EN-. 2-2341, THOS. ]
FISHER & CO., INC, DI. 7-6S3O.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
USED CAR
LOT
WANTED

one Of our clients desires lot capa-
BILE Of holding 40 cars. Prefer good
corner In northeast or northwest
area but must be in DC. Gail MR..
KAHN, ME. S-6939 for appointment.
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Evening star., 1954-09-21

les-AcRE DAIRY, STOCK or horse
farm: 8 box stalls. training quar-
140 acres under cultivation: land
very productive; 100 acres in grass,
20 in corn. large bank barn with
other outbuildings: Groom COM
Portable home. on hard road. Terms
easy. Price $4,000.
$4,000 POULTRY FARM. 90 acres,
large bank barn. many poultry
houses. large Groom house; land
all under cultivation; sparkling well
water. also spring. large stream; on
good roads Terms. $4,000 down.
sac, 900 EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM.
l25-acre. 50-stanchion barn. many
outbuildings, .4-bedroom country
home with heating plant. land very
productive. Immediate possession on
account illness.
JOHN BURDORFT
ColeSville Md.
Call Evergreen 1886 -22
Evening star., 1954-09-21
INVESTMENT PROP WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

9th AND 2 SITS. N.W.-Approx. $500
Business @ use, s S1s5 Spe mo- sD1S9 AuERBAcH RE III
sfokE. srd M and 10sh: Sheridan n ts'gL, sts' NV
2QX60; parking in rear. B. B.
FLORIST SHOP adj. largest Peoples
DRUGSTORE in D: G.: parking for 294
1881 COLUMBIA RID. NV, next to
corner, busy Sec. ideal for most any
bus. especially bsrbersaop. Immed.
1ess gGss coEHMBiA EM Balils6; Rs. N.w-A NwNss small
suitable for seamstress. furrier.
artist. ETC.; excel. light. Rent only
$50 mo-. incl. heat and hot water
Key IN Apt, /; Cali WAGGAMAN-
1ai4 EAMsaE' \ 81. NWsto1e: Nv s5sse shop space.
s rental. EARL 6. sppfs RosiSsk1 SsSs: tsos, e.,
MA. S-9254 and PO. e3-eO51.
GROCERY with beer license avail,
excel. loc.. rent for highest offer.
IImmed, dS poss. Don't miss bargain!
s5oa CONN. AVE. mr.. Uptown Thea.
ter; busy shop. center; bus at door;
long lease resp. tenant. Wo. g.
siSs MT. PLEASANT ST. NV, mr..
Park .rd.--2 show windows; Cross
town bus. hmmed poss. WO. 6-3Sl 8.
1907 GA. AVE. NV, mr.. Walter Reed
Store. 1880, and apt. Formerly
restaurant, ideal for any business.
Immed. poss. Call RA. 3-os5s:;
2035 X ST. N.W.-Attrac. store,
20x70: two Law. also full drive-in
bsmt.. service parking. RA. 1920.
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR, West
Hyattsvilie-New stores. in highly
concentrated area, established loca-
ton. For information, call UN
4-32o0, MORRISON L. HOLLIN0s-
WORTH. $500 Annapolis rd., Bla-
densburg. Md ga
ARL.--2 stores on busy thoroughfare.
ideal location for drugs, hardware.
beauty shop. Low rent. Call ia
o-1Bti1. "a
BASEMENT STORE suit. for ONCE OIL
business; SIS mo. EN-. 3-S30o. Ale
Wjgpnnsir1 ~ VI -o1
Evening star., 1954-09-21
FARMS

NEW sTROUT CATALoG--Just out,
Mailed FREEi IS States. STRCUT
REALTY. 234-A, Woodward Bldg,
Washington. Sterling 3A37S4.
SO ACRES-LOUDOUN CO., va, mr..
Harper's Ferry, w. Va.-9-rm. stone
approx. $50 yrs. old. elec. and
dairy. $32.5O0. LU. 2-6140. ST.
3-3215.
180 ACRES, mi. from Centreville,
Va. on hard-surfaced rd.; l40 acres
rich tillable soil. 40 acres wooded.
SARAH ROACH. JE. 4-6759. --2l
APPLE ORCHARD, large
crop on trees; peaches. cherries;
1.5n0 acres; 1000 #. above sea
leyel; 1870 miles from WASH. good
rds.; 8 houses, all necessary equip.
incl. coal storage. Drive to PaWpaW,
w. Va, ask directions to Spring Gap
Orchards. or write for further de-
tails and inventory Good deer hunt
ing and fishing Phone Pawpaw 100.
20 ACRES--Well cared for, with
grass and growing crops. Wide
frontage ON improved State hwy. =
large dwellings. one 8 rms. and
bath. large lawn with beaut. shade
trees. Situated and surrounded by
large oaks. property has unfailing
water supply with 3 wells and ?
springs watering the pastures. 1
mile to large Incorporated town.
Priced at $4,000. Ask for Mr..
Blake, PENTAGON REALTY CO.,
Fairfax. Va. CR. 3-0544. -23
Evening star., 1954-09-21

ATTY. desires unfurn. ONCE. a.-c., in
suite with use of recep. Top loca-
ton. Box 386-Y, Star. 27s
NEED OFFICE SPACE.
approx. 500 So. it.. good NV. loca-
tion. good light. Box 17S-Z. Star.
OR
Evening star., 1954-09-21
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

900 ACRES HUNTING GROUND to
lease. Ideal hunting for deer and
small game. Six-room house could
be used for clubhouse. Located in
southern part Of Fulton County. Pa.
Contact MARVIN MURRAY, Han
cock, Md, Us
Evening star., 1954-09-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

CONTRACTORS OFFICE,
suit. plumbing. electrical. sheet
metal. air cond. or any bldg. trade,
etc. Also includes storage room,
25x3O. 500 mo. RA. 6-9703.
14th NEAR PARK RD., 34es 14th st.
n.w.-Entire first floor; ofice and
nniESgTUsTH liying SU1aEters s, RA. RA 6-2o36; -23 .
lot. 1119-21 11th st. NV. For any
bus. or light ind. ME. S-0041. --24
BUSINESS PROP.
ERTY-Small store, lovely 3-bedrm.
apt; rent, $165 per mo. AID. 4-4143
sos EYE ST. N.w.-1st comml., 2,640
SO. it.. 2nd A.. avail. for sc per So
it.; suitable for organization head
quarters, office space, church, etc
Call GEORGE BASILIK o, RE
7.1915. lib Eye st. NV. Pa
BETHESDA-A uniune layout of new
air-conditioned offices and attached
warehouses. in the heart of this
rapidly expanding community, ready
ROBEY, OIL. 6-1464.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

UP TO 1,SOO SQUARE FEET of
brand-new air-conditioned space at
540S Wisconsin ave. NV. Parti-
IONS installed to your requirements
INC. EN-. $500; ewes. and week
ends. LO 4-5252.
FURN OFFICE, incl. pvt. iav and
use OF reception rm. and pvt. entr.
Also desk space available. 1909
dupont Circle Bldg. AID. 1926.
FURNISHED FRONT Broom apt; air
conditioned; fiuorescent lights; suit
able for home or office. 1920 K NV.
co. 5-9564, HE. 4-S623. 2ls
ACROSS FROM sTATLER, 1908 18th
nishad nt ocs s4o %o 1SnfpIfsOs ME ss5s6 5sF
FROM OCT. Month to month, or
until April 80. 1858; l-rm. ..ofice,
fully furnished; opposite Cafritz
Bldg; and .Army-Nayy Club. RE.
LARSss LASsas s.oFFEcE oT st; ssa%2 sIiiIr ,r Gdm
monwealth bldg. Carpets. draperies
and conditioning. avail. immed.
Call NE. s-5934 weekdays. "a
SILVER SPRING-Air- -cond office in
new bank bldg. No parking prob
Ga1s tsms; TIL 1890 Jo. $500 week
AIR fass .coNDIrroNED IN OFFICE SPA sPAcE
So. it.. $50; 9 separate suites: mod
dern bldg; utils. incl: close-in NV
,9l7 9q:lnfss ST. sTea So. S.HSsa bldg
per mo, BOSS & PHELPS. INC. -3I
- 1884 Wilson bldg.
midway courthouse and commercial
area; approx. $50 SO. it.: ground
legel. lkengel. AliT,eond,; parking area. call
1906 4i toos2; G 81. N.w.-carpeted rm..
air-cond., lawyers suite: reception
rm. and library. Call ME. S-5936.
SILVER sPRING-4-rm. and bath
suite. in elev. bldg; OPP. Hecht's;
1911 oi7' isth fsf ms ST. " NWstudio 2elgs oice
available: $50 month. Other rooms.
$50 and up; air conditioned if de-
OFFICE - Furnished,
waiting room. receptionist; down
saa % Dupont ciicie Bldg. pit.
oFFiCE fFFise' SPACE available in Suite
737, Warner Bldg. MA. S-0s61.
SILVER sPRING-will share pvt.
space in ultramodern office bldg.
Furn. or unfurn. Phone ans. serv.
avail. Reasonable. JU. S-17O0 after
231I CALVERT ST. N.W.-Entire
suite: parking; reas. WO. 6-3S16
2035 X ST. N.W.-2nd f.. 1900 SO.
IT,. open. space: wired air cond.; 2
Law; architect. engineer. RIA. 1920
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR, West
Hyattsville - Excellent location, in
new air-conditioned bldg. For infor-
nation, call UN. 4-3200, MORRISON
g. HOLLINGSWORTH. 500 Annap-
oils rd., Bladensburg, Ma -23
1916 9th ST. N.W.-Modern store.
idcs for office space or retail busi-
ness. 1880. DI. G-4244.
CARRY BLDG, 927 18th st. NV
In the heart Of the financial district.
Entire Sth a. containing approx.
2.400 SO. it.; $3.50 mo.
available at extra cost. Phone DI.
7-70S0. 80
Evening star., 1954-09-21
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

4eIO 47th ST.. Bladensburg--5.o 600
sq.-ft. warehouse; all utilS. Call WA.
5-4343: or UN. 4-2233.
1000 SO. FIT. IN ] story, modern.
masonry bldg; R.R. siding, large
truck loading door (floor level; small
ofice: blower heat; parking: conven.
BROS. INC, DI. 7-S300.
SALISBURY, MD.-16,OOO So. f.,
brick construction, 2 floors, freight
eley., on r.r. siding within Sails
bury city limits: ideal for storage
or small manufacturing: wa. 7-3l0O
CHOICE WAREHOUSES
1-3.6o0 So. IT,, one story plus 5000
50. #. fenced yard. Excellent n. e.
SO. It. new one story with
tailboard loading. High ceiling
ClQse-in Alexandria.
$500 So. IT,, brand-new, one story
with r. r. siding. Just over 14th
st. bridge
4-29, 900 So. It.. modern two story
with heavy duty elevator, loading
bays and fine aforementioned Of
fees. Excellent ne location.
WEINBERG 81 BUSH, INC,
1907 H st. NV. MA. S-55OO
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

BUILDERS ATTENTION
Level site. close-in Georgia
ave. location: frontage zoned
1st commercial; S9x26O TT:
$4,000 So. #. Ideal for multi
story colored apartment. S47.-
800 on easy terms. Call
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
724 14th st. NV. MA. S-2345
Evening star., 1954-09-21
FLORIDA PROPERTY

MIAMI BEACH BOARDING
Sunshine all VI. Rm. and board Si5~
to $50 wk. for retired and pension
ers; lge. fireproof hotel, elevS. pool.
gardens. Write BOULEVARD HOTEL.
Miami Beach, Fla. -26 =
Evening star., 1954-09-21

SINGLE RMS, $35 UP
BARRISTER BLDG. 6B5 F ST. NV
Fully moderniZed renovated Offices in
flreproof elev. bldg: all services incl
in rent. See supt.. RE. 1924.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-08

to the british realities of
provincial life in a particu-
larly unlovely section Of the
Auvergne.
Young Jean, a better doctor
than he first realized, comes
to Peyrac to sheer. Soon how
ever, he is strongly repealed by
his patients-called stubborn,
sly, lecherous gorillas," by a
skillful old doctor who has be-
come dissolute and olsen
chanted in country practice.
The farmers make no bones
about summoning the lawyer
to a dying brothers bedside,
or about wanting to hasten the
demise Of a useless, aged
parent.
Throughout his ordeal by
peasants, Jean has a kind Of
devils advocate in the wise
old doctor for whom he is
substituting. Ailing DR.. Del
puck knows his people are
hard and mean. But so is the
earth which they love and
serve so passionately.
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warrant a conviction. What
happens to his theory-and his
tinkering with the testimony
provides a fine sample of
droll British wit. Prosecutor,
Judge and jury-to say moth
ing Of that remarkable witness,
Col. Brain-are all satirized
by an author who is obviously
an intimate of the law.
Run Killer, Run. BY william
Campbell Gault. &c. p.
Dutton; $2.75.)
Ex-Bookie Tom Spears,
framed for his wife's murder,
intends only to keep on run
ming when he escapes from
prison but he is diverted by a
female who says she wants to
clear his name while exposing
the rackets. Thus, Tom finds
himself hunted not only by
police but also by sundry UNI
derworld characters who play
rough. The double-cross is
practically the symbol of this
tale. Tom is stunned by rev.
Citations, comforted in bed and
finally conquers all.
Blind Gambit. BY James
Reach. (Coward-McCann,
Inc; $2.75.)
One of those least-likely
heroes gets thrust into a vast
Communist plot and counter
plot by the ill-fortune of stand.
ing on a subway platform at
the wrong moment. At first
reluctant. he gradually en-
meshes himself in the coils of
an adventure that nearly fin
iSfes him. AS it is, the corpseS
pile up everywhere he goes.
The whole thing is quite in
credible but it catches the in
tereSt.
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Books in Review
A Wicked Women and Her Effect
On Her Husband and Their Son
Side Street
BY Robert o. Bowen. fKnopf; So
Reviewed BY corter Brooke Jones
n. lKnopf;; s3.J

it hard to make friends with
his son. AS the boy grew up he
chung more tightly to his
mother and Bill tried in vain
to keep him from being "a
pantywaist." The boy was al
lowed to have no friends: his
mother took him to and from
school to save him from the
big bulies. The father was
merely a boarder at the house:
he had nothing to say. He
drank increasingly. Who can
blame him?
Bills death was rather mys-
terious-not to give away the
whole story-but the suspi-
cious authorities could do