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HOUSES FURNISHED

FuRN. OR UNFURN.; ,Arl.. nr. PEN
tagon-Det. brick Colonial; 2 bed
rms, 11a baths. oil h.-w.h.. 2 firepis. !,
screened porch, garage; nr. schools.
BETHESDA, mr.. Naval Hospital
Corner lot: 8 bedrms.. ia baths
insulated; 20 disposal. Oct. to June
s.BEDRM. HOUSE, in excel
neighborhood. ! to 3 mos. to begin
Oct: Is to Nov. 1. S175 mo. ia
sETnRaEfsDA na AREA. b7os wilson Ian.
heat; 2-car garage; lovely wooded
lot; rental. $165: OIL. 2-4Q60. ~
2-BEDRM. HOUSE-Nicely furn.,
incl. TV, auto. washer, spinet piano,
deep freeze; basement; fenced yard,
conv. location: oct. is to Dec. Is.
Refs, req; $3.50 mo-. incl utils. ia.
2-BEDRM. HOME. 10 min. from Fen.
tagon and downtown: completely
furn.. firepl.. deep freeze. patio. de-
humidifsT, piano; recently , redsc; dscii
per mo. "A. 7-6646. -6
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HOUSES Tor SALINE. tcont. J

MICHIGAN PARK-dI., S12. $50; 8.
room semtdet. brick: liv. rnl., pvt
din. rm., kit. 8 bedrms., finished
rec. rm. LA. 6-5143. BY OWNER
RIGGS PARK-Lovely b-rm. bricl
home in excellent condition. New
section Of homes. Quick possession:
good terms: trades considered; Cal
SHALL MI n.5'u s. MAPEE Il CO. s5.Sfs 1924 MAR 14si
souTHiM ii niMii DAKOTA sii; AVE. AND FARRA.
GUT N.E.-Like-new 5srm., semidet
brick, yrs. old: newly redec,; ful
bsmt.; nice .neighborhood; vacant
aSEH MSgs right f PEEK III GHly aE $500 sSS4S down
2 VERY NICE GRIN. CT homes. ir
upper Michigan Park. only 4 yrs
sfNoER SIN ssef REAHFY. HP "a. oIb s!i4sa kEEI FL
1924 DOUGLAS ST. N.E.-Facing Lu'
theran home grounds; q very de-
e iios12 Gs,4oB oSBRETsINaER REALTY AT
BRICK; near near Library of Congress
areas best-built home; 8 nicely dec
Grated rooms. tiled bath, 1st. n
powder rm.; full bsmt.;, Oil h.-w.h.
rec. rm.. toilet; lowered yards; ga,
M Ssss, SlSs;I5ooi $S,sSo sSoa doEnn Mnnfssl cal
REAL ESTATE co. --6
COLONIAL 2-STORY BRICK. 171t
Girard st. n.e.-Open daily. to 8
Price. $22,950. HU. 3-7660. II
BLK. TO NEW PROVIDENCE HOSP
semidet.. 8 lge. rms, liv. rm.,- din
rm., equip. Kit. i big bedrms.. ~
baths, lovely rec. rm., bar, ga
h.-w.h., brick gar, excel. cond: HE
4-350O, ewes, RA. 3-6476. w. w
EJlTTG paolfNr
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NOW DOWN TO
S1O5 MONTH

3 LARGE BEDROOMS
Only 8 Left Out of Development
OF $50 Homes
SAMPLE---5001 11th ST. NE.
Just North of New Providence
Hospital
Nearly new semidetached homes,
"a baths, full bsmt,, choice Of gas
or oil heat. Some with garbage dis
posal units and fenced yards; beau
tifully equipped kitchen with din
ing alcove: also family-size dining
OPEN SUM-, Q TO A
weekdays by Appointment
Drive out Michigan ave. Just past
Catholic University to 18th ST.,
turn left to 8. Dakota ave-, left
again to 11th st,
STEUART BROTHERS, INC.
l012 5th ST. NV.
DI. 7-2434. Ii. 3-0565. DI. 7-e6o5
@-1V
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK-Convenient te
Horace Mann and Spring Valley
shopping: fine quality brick Colonial;
large rms; excel. cond.; 3 bedrmS.
2 baths on End A.; lovely wooded
pHIIHips ssstingi mi6dle % 2Q'si FRANK sAi Is 3
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-rhis is the
perfect big-small house for q couple
or small family. Cape Cod in ar
chitecture, has a large living room,
powder room: 2nd-fcor, : large bed.
room, garage. House is beautifully
carpeted and in perfect condition
Priced in low twenties; CAL Wo
66,S303 4,, I'll rs .; EDW: 3[, H, JONES, &
CHEVY CHASE, SI4. .soo-Nr. Utah
and Tennyson St; 5-rm. brk. bunga-
low with lge rm. on 2nd f.; bsmt.,
gas h.-w.h.. lge. side porch. NE. s.
1881: OIL. 4-4593: eyes,, JOHN
CHRVY CHEVY CHASE. d. c.-only 1 blk. of
Conn. ave. Spacious semidet. home
in immac. condition. bedrm. end
bath on 1st A.; conv. schools,
churches and shopping. Priced right
At $2I;950;, Call LEGuM & GER
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.@Large. custom.
School. Center-hall plan, 1st-fi. der
2 baths on end Il. other feature,
include stairway to-. floored attic
recr. rm., table space in kit, bit. Iii
garage. Vacant. Excellent financing
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-
2-2326: ewes, OIL. 2-3254. ID
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--Brick Colo.
NAL, near Lafayette School. excel
bus transp.: 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. 2nt
A.; finished 3rd fl: large liv. rm.
din: rm.. modern kit. with breakfast
.firepi. fG and .fishpond. hd SHam immacuiat, lat
condition. Only $4,000. Ewes. WO
6-6I46. RAYMOND B. DUNN. Wo
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Rambler. al
brick. 3. yrs. old; :, bedrms., den, ~
baths, large coordination liv. rm.
tremendous all .elec. kit. screened
porch; garage; 100-ft. frontage
lovely neighborhood; beautiful con.
dition. Ewes; Wo, 6-6I48. RAY:
CLEVELAND PARK-Detached brici
bedrms., 2 baths. fun bsmt.; built-ir
garage. Exclusive. ELIJAH @. AR,
MOLD, tCol. U. s. A., ret.). Broker
EN-. 1896; OV. 3-4145.
FOREST HILLS-Large. older hom,
on nearly an acre Of ground with
trees. 25-ft. liv. rm., den, powder
rm., large din. rnl., kitchen. 24-ft
master bedrm.. plus 2 twin-sizi
bedrms. and Q tiled baths on End
floor. Full bsmt. with maids rm
and bath; 2 GasSayss.o AZ a porch: & &n4Eston'
5000 TN 5 Pm. REALTY BRoKIRs
INC kkflA rsO,n avs = -
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ARL.-Ciose-in. / and bedrm. apis:
Wooded area near Key Bridge and
D; e.. G9od ,sp.. tr,asnsp.. shops s,,,,. and nc;
18th I'd. N. Mrs. FANDRICH:
BEVERLY PLAZA SECTION. Ale Alex
andria. Val bedrm.. liy. rm.. di-
nette. kit. and bath. Oct. /: $40.
CAN res. mgr. XII. S-4006 after
N. Quinn emN ST., ARL.. vA.-one bed
ST SO. 7caI4d call Res. mgr. ia. s-4ls5a or
ARL-Mod. duplex; 2 bedrms.. liv.
rm.. dinette, kit. bath. bsmt. stor-
age and laundry, exposures. 1915
NEAE II s'aitHIa KEY is sKrbaEEDsiishtfui -Sszs
and 2-bedrm. apis. Quiet. wooded
area; No Children. $s2.50 and $1l0.
N. ARL.. iSi1 N. Troy: cony. shop,
2 buses. school. lge. newly painted
1-bedrm. apt. main A.. extra stor-
aE ase' 11daSSsss 1d5Ss parking. $50 incl at stils'
ARL.-Excei. close-in loc.: lovely.
new. l and 2 bedrms.: $79.50 to
sos, includ. utils. except elec.; mr..
Glebe rd., 4014 Columbia Pike.
NEAR PENTAGON-1 bedrm., liy. rn,.
dinette. kit. bath. incl. all utils. S75
Hear aNSooS mo; Can r. A. HUMPHREYS
ARf.. sH. '1ssTo' near For. Myer, pentagoSS- @S
No. Pierce st.. Apt. 2. IA. 7-45S6.
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HOUSES WAIVED 70 RENT

COUPLE WANT unfurnished 2 or
bedroom rambler North Arlington
No children. Call IA. S-7S49. -
WILL RENT for year, privilege oi
with outbuildings; Md. Va, or small
farm within 20 miles. Write descrip-
ton, location. Box 241-A. Star. 81
HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in
praisals % Mq no 'r delay jaw For comnlepe coes sp
rental service. phone US today,
PERRY HAY CO.. JU. 5-6242. -5
WE NEED MORE HOUSES TC
RENT FOR AVAILABLE CLIENTS
READY TO MOVE IN. D. c. OR MD
THOS. L. PHILLIPS. WO. 6-7900
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL TO SHARE HOUSE in George
town with 2 other girls: own bed
room: convenient to transportation
Reasonable rent. Call Hobart q
Q649, after $40 pm. los
COLORED-NR. SEAT PLEASANT
Couple or lady to share house with
lady. Walnut 6-949S, -6
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COLORED-1332 18th ST. NV
Resale. 2-rm., kit. and bath apt,
only $3.50 down. $65 per mo. See
MRS. JONES. Apt. 8. Call ME. g.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
Lovely, modern white brick rambler
with 8 bedrms. and Q baths: 1st-h
den; screened breezeway to q 2-cal
garage; rec. rm. and bedrm. and
spect. Call BOSS & PHELPS. INC
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

ARL., 1920 N. ouinn-corner. lge.
J liv. rin., bedrm.. dinette, kit. bath; /;
4 yr. lease; $40; utils. ia. 5-6375.
CLOSE-N ARL. - Highly desirable
apt. in modern BLDG: close to stores
and transp.; immed. occupancy. but
rent begins Nov. 1. SIS. IA. Z
CLosE-N ARL.-very large 2-bedrm.
apt. in modern bldg close to
Stiis.: immed. oecapansy. but H rent mt
begins Nov. 1. IA. 7-2497. -
ARL.. OFF RIDGE RD.-Beautiful
new 2-bedrm. apt. in residential
neishborhood. min. Pentagon, Navy
apnex anne privacy sgsss ot Som. oT 4os q
after $40 IS
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has q few
l and Q bedroom units available;
priced from S76; sit. in conv. AleX..
Q 6-min. drive from the Pentagon
Phone TIE. 6-4400 or come to the
once in Adams Bldg. cor. Mt. Ver-
non ave. and Russell I'd.
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike at Fred
erick ST.; Magnolia 0ardens-Avail
now. Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination, Q large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
ment. parquet floors. Venetian
ns. .ssSo WI poa ,nio sSt
can IA. 5000.
$3.50. ARL.-1-bedrm, iiv. Fm.,
din. alcove. kit. and bath; mr.
wash. and Lee shopping center
EN-. 3-S67S days; EN-. 3-920S ewes
Ill
TWO 2-BEDRM APIS. in old home;
high ceiling, large rooms; no chill
dren or pets. Refs. S80-SS5. DE-
LANEY REALTY CO.. XII. S-s711
S69.75. bedrms, liv. rm., kit. and
bath. Nr. Arl. blvd. and Wash. blvd
ga mi. Lincoln Memorial Bridge
Phone EN-. 3-567S Gays: EN-. 3.
920S ewes. is
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CHEVY CHASE AREA
Near Woodward & Lothrop's
A prim white clapboard on nice lot,
close to shopping and transp.; one one
within w. &1 L.; bedrms., liv. rm.
with fireplace, screened porch. sep.
din. rm., nice kit: in fine condition
price. $4,000. See 1t today. Call
JAMES E. SCHWAB, EN-. 2-5SO0.
Evenings, OIL. 4-7693 or OIL. 2-1409.
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COLORED
GA. AVE, NEAR FAIRMONT NV.
b rms, gas heat. $l00 per mo,
ALSO
Colored-Chestnut st, near Monroe
n.e.--6 rms, gas heat, recr. rm.. gar
Sl25 per mo. Call v: d. JOHNSTON
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOViNS, PACKING, STORAGE
MOVING BARGAIN-oct. only: 8
men. men at t. S. per hr:. no travel o.
your guarantee" RIGHT WAY
MOVERS. 10. 1880.
ALCONN MOVES LOCAL, long dist,
one-bedroom apt. -$25: 2 bedrm.,
$50: 5 or 6 rms, $40 to $50, with
new padded vans. RA. 6-6S95. lis
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches a specially. s. L. MORRIS
TU: 2-1150 or Ii. 6-28S9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage il
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. 7-O104, UNION STOR.
AGE CO. INC. Established 1906.
MOVE BY H1LL-Home or bus: short
or long notices: extra services; an,
time sensibly priced. LU. 1880
COLLEGIATE MOVERS Univ. O,
Md. sr. stud. will move you locally
low rates. JU. 5-7514. JU. $3.50
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving. storagei
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RA. 3-1416
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A SCALE MODEL OF THE
ENTIRE DEVELOPMENT rs
NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR
OFFICE. YOU ARE IN
VITED TO VISIT US, AND
SEE WHETHER OR NOT
THIS ISN'T THE IDEAL
SOLUTION TO YOUR
HOUSING NEEDS.
Ill, Weekdays
1-5, Saturday and Sunday
J. FLYNN CO.
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 192O)
Washington Bldg. Suite 735
ma. S-9565
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APARTMENTS WANTED
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

OWNERS-Suitable tenants. furn. or
unfurn. apis. or hse.. D. c. only
Cali MANDEL, ME. S-6414.
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COLORED-VACANT
S1,25O DOWN

OLORED-VACANT
$1,250 DOWN
NEAR 9th AND GALLATIN
S-rm. all brick: "a baths: rec. rm.
and garage. Call today.
CITIZENS REALTY co.
1924 K st. NV. Rm. 400. ME.
S-1446; ewes, ia. 9-8129.
COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY 2-DARK
OUTSTANDING HOME BUYS
|14O7 WEBSTER ST. NV.
4-bedrm. det. home In excellent con-
ssition;, ;,rf ia baths 6s, PsTausste par 11ors
1910 Randolph st. NV.
Lge. 3-bedrm. brk. home, Ia baths.
2 inclosed porches. 2-car gar. Re-
duced terms and price. Call RA.
818 Buchanan st. NV.
Vacant: 4-bedrm. det. brk. home:
modern kit, 1st a. powder rm., oil
heat; reduced price and terms. Ewes.
AUERBAcH uE IL CO. D1. 7-85o1
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcen..,

BETHESDA. Bradley blyd.--Lge. brick
rambler; l acre: q bedrms.: 2 baths
ss5o sse5sory EaR af iuTs + VII WR1dSaT SaTT oE cSEsans J.
5000.
ANACosTIA-6-rm. and bath. semi
det.. brick: full bsint., rec. rIn... oil
heat, sun porch, suit for 4 girls,
nice furn., vacant. JOHN l.. Shell
TON. REALTOR. 10. $4,000. ~
Carroll AVE. MD.--2-story brick
det., with garage, nicely furn.. auto.
washing machine. responsible party.
l.. j. MILLS e. SONS, Ma. S-4561
CHILLUM-New 5-rm. semidet. brk.
newly furn.: incl. 4 twin beds: rec.
rm.: transp. n blk, 15 min. down
town. Avail immed. IDEAL FOR 4.
Reas. OWNER, Elk. 3-210S; ewes,
1917 n. n EDGEwooD ST., ARL.-
Lovely house; bedrms.. liy. rm,
kits. 2 baths, rec rm.. yd. Near
school. S175. ia. 8-531S. Ill
ATTRACTIVE LOG CABIN, gas heat.
nice yard. Suitable for single per-
son or couple. S75 mo. Chevy Chase
area. OIL. 4-003S. -
BUNGALOW. 6 rms. and bath: nicely
conv. transp.; -JU. 9.7347. Ill
ROCKVILLE. Md. about 8 min.
Naval Hospital, Nib bedrms.,
baths. fireplace, bsmt., garage, nr.
schools. transp., stores: S125. OIL.
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OPPORTUNITY

This building is the first Offering in
the new Potomac Plaza Center.
complete home and business commu-
nifty to encompass about ~ acres OF
value close to 500, 100000. We
doubt that the values in this first
offering will ever again be duplicated
Already about one-half sold. this
building offers conclusive evidence OF
value from the fact that almost one
have owned. co-operatiye apts. and
know their worth.
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GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD
Cony. nt.-Belvoir: fenced I'd.
bsmt.; Ice. rms; ewes. so. 5-6s29
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PRICES

You will be surprised at the saving
over rent. Prices from 5000 to
S29,500 are remarkably reasonable
A 10No deposit will reserve your
home till construction is completed;
1ShTo on occupancy and the balance
financed on terms far below COM
parable rentals.
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MOTELS FOR SALE
MOTEL CONSULTANT. advice and
consultation by exclusive full-time
motel broker and travel specialist,
Offering recommendation on best
buys in motels and sites. Motels for
$4,000 cash and up; balance easy
payments.
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 Woodward Bldg.
EN-. 1920, Day or Night
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LOCATION

LOCATION
Ideal in-town NV. location at the
intersection of New Hampshire ave,
and Virginia ave. NV, Just a few
blocks from the Potomac River
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APARTMENT SIZES

from spacious efficiency apis. with
3-bedrm., 2-bath apis. with living
rooms 16x24 ft.; fully equipped and
modern in every detail.
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CoLORED-S500 DoWN-S11 $50
ASSUME 4oS al TRUST
on Benning rd., almost new. semidet.
brick, lovely rms, mod. tile bath,
full bsmt., gas heat, lge. lot. Anchor
fence; $3.50 mo-. incl. taxes and
ins. TU. 2-3232A ewes: Ia; 6-12l !.
SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS, 3005
Georpia ave NV II
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$1S,95O - New listing,
3-bedrm. brick Colonial garage:
close to Our Lady of Lourdes.
Call Mr.. Manning. with EDWARD
FRY, OIL. 4-52l2: ewes. OIL. 9-9596.
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BETHESDA BRICK-New 4-bedrm.,
2.bath custom built. S25.75O. E. B.
SUNDAY, Broker. OIL. 4-1034.
Gated only / block from transpor.
tation on wooded lot. 3 bedrooms,
J. bath. SEPARATE dining room, an
electric kitchen with eating space.
ment, good financing, priced at
$21 $50. Evenings call OIL. 2-9346.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC. OIL.
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LARGE 22-FT. row BRICK :
!, rms, kit. and bath, rec. rm.: gas
h:-w.h:: lge. yd.: excel; cond. PRICED
WILDER. RA. 3-1916: ewes. EN-
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lContinued From Page ~
the rededication Of the Temple.
We celebrate il by lighting the
candles or the memorial. one the
first night and one more each
following night until on the
eighth night all the candles are
If. We sing traditional songs such
as 'Rock of Ages" And all the
children get presents"
IT remember last year you let
me light the candles with the
.'Shamos" one night. Each person
in the family was given chance
to light the lights on different
night. All us children received
a present each night. Golly, Dad,
I'm luckier than Johnny, We
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-12-17
Christmas and Chanukah
Two On a Path

have eight parties on Chanukah to
his one Christmas party"
Eyes. and Chanukah is also a
time for family get-togethers
where relatives and friends come
to the party and tell stories and
play games. We eat special foods
such as "latkes." The delicious
dishes are as much a part Of our
tradition as the song and games.
Jewish mothers vie with each
other to make the best delicacies
for the occasion. I remember
when I was overseas during the
war. we Jewish soldiers obtained
our mothers recipes for latkes
and had our mess sergeants make
them. It brought the spirit of
Chanukah closer TO all of us and
it was shared by our gentle
friends just as we shared their
Christmas parties"
"And the games, Dad. We had
lots of fun spinning the dredel
last Chanukah. Will we do it a.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-12-17
ISRAEL MERCHANTS CLOSE
SHOPS IN STRIKE AGAINST
TAKES

TEL AVN, (JTA) - Some 49,
900 shops and privately-owned
businesses throughout the country
closed down last week in four
hour strike" against taxes.
Called by several merchants
associations, the strike took place
on the 3Oth day after the suicide
of Israel Sinai, a Jerusalem cake
baker, who left a suicide note
blaming high taxes for his action.
The merchants groups stated
that the aim of the strike was to
arouse public opinion in favor OF
a tax reduction for small, indie
pendent businessmen who, they
said, are unable to bear the cur
rent tax burden.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-12-17
Savannah, Georgia

gain this year?"
"Of course. All of these things
are part~Df the Chanukah tradi-
ton of which we are so proud.
We must always keep in mind
that Chanukah belongs to US just
as Christmas belongs to the
Christian peoples. We shouldn't
fret because we do not have a
Christmas tree or Christmas
parties. Our own menorah. the
songs we sing. the games we play.
the delicacies we eat make our
holiday a merry and joyous one to
which we look forward each
year."
"That makes sense, Dad" my
son said as he ran off, his head
once again high and his spirits
soaring. l felt that one more step
had been climbed in the ever
present problem of helping my
son adjust to living as member
of a minority group.
In due time more and more
questions will be asked and each
will be answered in its turn. We
must face these problems as they
arise. We must develop in our
children a strong and positive
Judaism. so that they will be
able to grow into mature. inte-
grated adults who can live as
sound. solid Jewish members Of
their respective communities.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
Christmas Is Reunion Time

Eugene M. Caffey, Mrs. Claude
B. Mickelwait. Mrs. George w.
Hickman. Mrs. George Gardes.
and Mrs. Stanley w. Jones.
Youngs in Connecticut
Brig. Gen. Elmer w. Young.
Chief of Army Veterinary
Corps, and Mrs. Young. with
their son, 1t. William Young.
are spending the holiday with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Davenhall
at Pennington. N. H. The lat
ter is. Gen. and Mrs. Young's
daughter.
This is a real family reunion
for them as 1t. Young returned
on Tuesday from Is months in
Korea. After a short leave he
will report for duty at Camp
Dietrich. Md.
Gen. and Mrs. Young, who
have been living in Presidential
Gardens since their arrival
here from Chicago, have
bought q house and on their
return from New Hampshire
will go to their new home at
North George Mason drive,
Arlington.
Evening star., 1954-12-19

ming into o veritable winter
wonderland, for the annual
dinner dance Of the Trans
portation Corps.
More than 200 passed
through the receiving line just
inside the ballroom door from
$50 to 7::30 o'clock. The chief
of transportation, Maj. Gen.
Paul F. Yount, and Mrs. Yount
headed the line, and with them
were Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Ber-
tram F. Hayford, retired Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. F. A. Heileman
and Col. and Mrs. Vernon r.
Johnson.
1t Col. and Mrs. Andrew P.
Flanagan had charge of the
arrangements for the affair
and Mrs. Yount, in her usual
gracious manner, sent special
messages to all the group who
had made the affair so spec
tacularly successful. The dec
orations were superb. Each
table had a reindeer center
piece with sequin harnesses,
starbursts decorated the rose
draperies, and pastel velvet
stockings were hung over the
two lovely f1replaces.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Jack w.
Boyer, Mrs. Raymond D.
Wood. Col. and Mrs. Charles
w Elliott, 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Peter r. Forame, and 1t. Col.
and Mrs. j. w. Moore were
among those acting as hosts.
Mrs. Howard B. Mickey
headed the group of ladies who
made the delightful stockings.
Others were Mrs. Harmon Pip
pin, Mrs. James F. Macleod
and Mrs. James r. Barkley.
Birthday Porty for Gen. Houek
Mrs. Albert Barkin was
hostess at tea on Tuesday
when the ladies of the Office
Of the Army Chief of Legisla-
tive Liaison turned their party
into a congratulatory one to
their husbands chief, Brig.
Gen. Clarence j. Hauck, jr.
The beautifully appointed
tea table was aglow with pink
and silver. In keeping with
the Yuletide season eggnog
was also served. Presiding at
the tea table or asked to take
a turn at the bowl were Mrs.
Hauck. jr.. Mrs. Harry J.
Wheaton, Mrs. c. C. Fem,
Mrs. James F. Hollingsworth,
Mrs. Samuel T. Mcdowell, and
Mrs. c. c. Terrell. Mrs. Nc
Dowell and Mrs. Herbert e.
Wolf assisted with the ar
rangements.
Other guests included Mrs.
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Service News
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Armed Forces Maj. Gen. Bur-
ton M. Hovey and Mrs. Hovey
are among those who will be
very greatly missed at this
season Of. the year. They left
yesterday for q short vaca-
ton before going on to Gen.
Hovey's new post in Brazil.
Brig. Gen. Frederick A. Cal
lrcun Is to replace Gen. Hovey
at the Industrial College.
They left on Thursday for
lebanon, Tenn, and are
expected home tomorrow.
Tom Calhoun is a senior at
Washington Lee High School
and will continue there when
the family moves into quarters
at Fort Lesley J. McNair.
which will be about the first
WCCA' Ill Odl1AdAys
Friends were congratulating
Gen. Hovey on his second star.
and bemoaning the fact that
the teen-agers at McNair were
losing such an ally as Mrs.
Hovey, who despite Hurricane
Hazel saw to it that their fall
dance was a great success.
The Hoveys will have a fam
lily reunion at Christmas. They
left yesterday for San An
tonic, Tex, where they will
visit Mrs. M. E. Wilson, moth
er of Mrs. Hovey, and will
stay with her until they go
to New orleans to board the
Del Norte, January 13. BY odd
coincidence this is the same
vessel on which they sailed
six years ago when they went
to the Argentine for duty.
Gen. Hovey will be Chief of
Air Section, Joint Brazil
United States Military Mission,
replacing Mai. Gen. Leigh
Wade, who Is being reassigned.
Gen. and Mrs. Hovey and their
daughter Sandra will live in
Rio de Janeiro, where Sandra
expects to attend the Ameri-
can High School.
Transportation Corps
Dinner Ddnce
Oregon pine. with its love-
ly cones and spruce and fir
greens brought here especially
for the party, turned the ball
room at Fort McNair last eve
Evening star., 1954-12-19
NeckIine News

Satin fichu. in glowing jewel
colors, with string ties that
cross in front under the bust
and tie at back, makes fashion
news. This might go under q
suit Jacket or dress up a dark
basic wool.
Evening star., 1954-12-19

WISS LOIS Onuey
Becomes Bride
Miss Lois Elizabeth Shuey,
daughter Of Col. Clifford H.
Shuey, U. 8. M. c., and Mrs.
Shuey of Alexandria was mar
ried December 18 to 1t. q. g.
Charles Augustus Linder. jr.,
U. s. N. r., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Augustus Linder OF
East Northport, N. Y.
Chaplain Joseph p. Mannion
performed the ceremony In the
Naval Receiving Station Chap
ell. A reception was held fol-
lowing the ceremony.
Mrs. Linder is attending the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
1t. Linder Is q graduate Of the
United States Merchant Ma
rine Academy and is now at
tached to the Norfolk Group.
United States Atlantic Reserve
Fleet, Portsmouth, Va.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
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