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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

1918 BELMONT RID. N.W.--Loveiy
large. brick home; Sl25 month
Conv. to everything, ia. 1880.
NEAR TYsoN's CORNER, modern ,.
bedrm. brick, newly dee., full bsmt
S1On. ia 3-SSTS. IL,
947 I3th ST. S.E.--Corner house; T
rms, z baths and basement: garage
oil heat. Suitable for = apts.; S1Of
per mo. NE. S-2436, 8 to 5: RE
5-6o22l ewes. IS
3-BEDROoM BRICK RAMBLER
close to elementary and high school.
anu public transportation. iivinz
room. dining ell, kitchen and bath,
SloO: WOOD CO. LO. 4-720O. IS
HOUSES AVAILABLE
cH. CHI, 8 BR,, SI35
TEMPLETON KEOLLS, Z BR.. S95
CAPITOL HTS. BR., 500
TUXEDO. . B.R., ss5
ERNEST H. LUNG
d. '1 'o' s-aaoS -,
CLOSE-IN ARLINGTON
SS5 MONTH
Two bedrms.. tiled bath, living room
dining alcove, equipped kitchen.
FALLS CHURCH AREA bed:ms.
tiled bath. equipped kitchen. S95
month.
n. r. REYNOLDS L. CO.
JE. 4-46bU -
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HEIGHTS - 4-bedrm
12-bath Colonial; near bus ant
schools SIG,
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AURORA HILLS-Brick rambler;
bedrms. down. up; cony. to Penta
gon. SI5t
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HOUSES FOR sALEs-N.W.

COLORED-Is15 UPSHUR NV
Eight-rm.. 2-bath, det brick. Low
price for quick sale. ia. 9-6543.
CoLoRED-sth AND TUCKERMAN
st. n.w.-6 rooms, Selnidetached
brick home. This lovely home is lust
like new, with modern kitchen. bath
and heating plant. Small down pay
ment To inspect, call RA. 3-19l6
COL0RED ~ SELECT SECTION. up.
town. west 10th st.--Newly deco: s.
rm- senidet. brick. full bsInt,: oil
heat: vacant; eStra-lge, fenced yard;
garage. Small down payment, Bal
less than rent. PoSS. 10 days. DIXIE
REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50; ewes, AP.
CoLoRED-IaaI GALLATIN ST. NV
-Semidet. brick, 4 bedrms., , baths,
firepl in large liy. rm., breakfast
space In kit, extra-lge. din. rm. for
entertaining. toilet in bSmt.. une2-
eelled neighborhood S1S,50o. Good
terms. Phone to inspect. JU. s-lsoo
JU. .S-95:3s,
COLORED-HoME. INCOME, security
Large. welI-huilt brick; de luxe
apartments; complete with . kitch-
ems. full baths, plus 1St-h. powder
rm.: garage; on the hill: low price
and easy terms. Call Mr.. Clark,
RA. 3-9911. MARSHALL J. wAPLE
CO. 1924 l4th st. NV. AD. 4-2005
COLORED-NICE S-Im. row brick IL
desirable neighborhood; bedrmS
n baths, good condition; excellent
financing; low down payment. Cal
Mrs. wilkinson. Hu. 3-656l. JAMES
L. DIXON g. CO. ST. 3-1a00. -
COL0RED-NEAR DECATUR ST
Convenient to elementary and high
schools. Attractive 24-ft. brk. with
large, covered front porch. 10 rms.
3 baths, 3 refgrs.. 3 kitchens. gas
furnace, lear garage. Price or
terms, S16,950. Remarkably fine
home. Ewes, TIE. 6-2233. L. T
GRAvATTE. Realtor, Ma. S-0753.
coLORED-WHY WAIT?
Large brick home in convenient loca,
ton near Soldiers Home. Arranged
for 2 families. Your chance L
own-let others help pay for It, Al
you need is small cash payment anc
good credit rating See Mr.. Waple
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-200e
COZ nRED-I0 0w D0wN pAvNfENT
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IVY HILLS -bedrm. Colonial; AL
cond; close to public and parochial!
schools 81 ~
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE


AAAA MOVERS--Household furnf-
ture; will take old furniture in trade
on moving charges. JU. 5-03l3.
--I2
CHESTER MoyERS--A trunk or a
truckioad: also truck rentals: call
ST. $3.50; ewes. IA. 9-0115. 20
EDELMAS MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. Ia. 9-2937: ewes, RA. 3-I4t8.
s.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving,
beaches a specially. s. l.. MORRIS,
TU. 2-115o or Ii. 6-2ss9.
MOVING-Househo furniture. re-
frigerators, etc. Large or small
jobs; night or day. NO. 7-4S35.
3
MOVE BY HILL-Home or bus, short
or long notices, extra services. any
time; sensily priced. LU. l-9500,
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country, safe storage in
separate rooms, expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0l04, UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC, Established 1905.
EDELIN's MOVING AND TRANSFER
SERVICE. Reasonable rates; orders
taken Ep to 10 pm. Call Ii. 3-5947
Ia
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4-BEDROOM HOUSE
IN COLMAR MANOR
$500 37th AVE.

House. practically new. Large Nv
ing room; beautiful. modern kitchen
large and / small bedroom, large
de luxe recreation room: near school
and shopping area: 500 per month.
May be seen evenings and week ends
by getting key at 3202 or apply,
ea1nsr cEMErGRY f3e nofrS oF1eE & ri Sol hiNeBhs Ba
denshurg rd, ne. LA. $4,000. -
C0LoRED--5I6 23rd ST; N;M.15 5
coEokEDMins 6fa5lGEi Ma S-iHTG' Eye ST. N.w.-S1o
rms, : baths; S125 mo. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors, MA. 5000,
coLoRED-4.i 9th ST. s.w. - 10
rms, bath, good cond.; S10O, Call
R. A, HUMPHREYS, Realtors, MA
CoLoRED-41 BRYANT ST. NV
Q rms, bath. toilet in bsmt., gas
h.-w h., 2-car garage: S135. Cali
T. 4; HUMPHREYS. Realtors. ma,
coLoRED--as YOU ST. N.w.-Five
rooms. kit: and s,.a bath fun 1bsmt,, ,
oLo REALTY CO, Me, S-4941. g
COLORED-TWO-BEDROOM bunea-
low: conv. to stores. buses; large lot.
Call LO. 5-4225, bet. 4:30-6:30 pm.
CoLORED OR WHITE - WOOD
RIDGE, 18th ST. n.e.--Sevea-r
house. gas heat. Vacant. LU. 4-4927.
-
CoLoRED-36e9 I1th ST. NV
Large 2-story house with basement:
refrigerator furnished: gas h.-w h.;
Si25 mo. FLOYD E. DAVIS co
1929 K ST. NV. MA. S-a35o.
COLORED-32I 18th PL. N.E.-Mod.
brick, rms 2 baths. 3 kitchens;
gas heat; Sis per mo. Ii. -1-21 100,
REFINED COLORED-35 Virginia
ave. s.w.--4 4-room brick, recently
renovated; S40.50. Call Ii. 6-6767.
10
CoLoRED-ToDD PL. NE. nr. md
and r. l. ave.--6 rms; gas heat;
SIq5; Call l0-4. v, D, JOHNSTON
COLoRED-l1O9 PARK PL. Ne
q rms. and bath; h.-w,h,; $3.50
per mo. Ii, T-2l0o.
COLORED-334 S. CAROLINA AVE
S.E.--Newly dec. sanded floors. .
rms. and bath; oil heat. Only $95
eO5 9TH ST. SEAL shape; s
rms and bath; bsmt: gas heat.
Only $50 so mo. MR.. NEUMANN.
MA S-239I s
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co-op. APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS A WANTED

LOOKING FOR TENANTS?
For good tenants. furn. and unfurn
apts. in d. c. at reas. fee. Call
MANDEL. Me. S-6414.
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A KINGS PALACE
nIIICK GALE NEEnEn

QUICK SALE NEEDED
POWDER RM. 1St FLOOR
Mr.. CHIILUM PL. AND RIGGS RD.
AIR COOLED for your comfort is this
almost new brick home Beautiful
buiit-in bookcases with large
HEATED recr. I'm. Fabulous ultra
modern TILED kitchen, spacious sep
arate dining rm-, 5 bedrmS. bright
full bsmt.. comb. alum. storm win
dowS: Anchor-feneed yard: many
extras Nr. new Synaeogue. GI.
FHA, conventional financing avail
able. Call before 10 am. and after
pm RA. 6-S9i3
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CoLoRED-LoW DOWN PAYMENT
LOVELY N.W.-SE SECTIONS
Six to eight room bricks, porches. IL
baths, Easements; gas; oil heat: nice
yards. Near schools, shops, buses
These homes are bargains. Eass
terms.
NJ d r REALTY, RA. G-6aIa
ia. g-4b1a. Ewes. DE. 3-5tif3
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NIT pTEACA MT

MT. PLEASANT
3 bedrms., liv. rm., kitchen, din.
rm., screened porch; in attractive
brick row house; conv. NV. loca-
tion; pvt. entrance: Sl0e mo.
DREYFUSS BROS. 1919 18th st.
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ALEX. ARLINGTON

BEVERLY -bedrm.. 2-hatf
Colonial, near bus and school. SLOT
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BURBANK ST. Sc.
Lovely semidetRehed 5-rm. Colonial
home in established sc. neiRhb3r-
hood; :; yrs. old; priced below re-
placement cost Assume Sg.l0u GI
lean ct 81. payable $3.50 mo-;
total price only sIl 500. For ap
pointment cali TU. .s.-S6s,3.
DOROTHY X. WINSTON & CO.
905 18th st. NV. ST. 3-055d
NEW FOR OLD
SELLING YOUR HOME7
We viii consider your present equity
towards purchase Of a bTand-nex
brick rambler. This rambler has such
outstanding features as 8 twtn-siZed
bedrnlS.. separate din, rm.. spacious
kitchen equipped with exharst ian.
disposal and Hotpoint refEr.; 4f b.
20 It. fun sunlight bsmt. Mr.. Cross
LU. 4-1644
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV. AD. 4-2005
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SILVER SPRING. MD.

IS HILLTOP ROAD
(Nr Piney Branch rd. and Sligo
ave.. Excellent value for Sl41 per
mo. Detached 2-story brick with
1st-floor powder room, modern kit,
3 bedrms, bath and recreation
room Dir: Out Piney Branch rd.
ave., right to house. Please call
Mr.. Vogel. ST. 3-3300, at H. G.
SMITEY co S1I llth st NV
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RIGGS PARK

g BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Semidetached brick home, In excellent
recreation room and gas heat: very
deep lot. Call until . pm, r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors, Ma. S-5a2o.
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THE EVENING STAR n.11


Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER q, 1854
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMER. UNIV. PARK, Sl9,5OO-Fine
quality Diet. brick Colonial, center
entrance, 3 bedrms., / bath on end
f.; rec. rm.; attractively decorated; :;
slate roof; modern kit. with GE
elec. stove; near st. AIMS. Janney.
Alice Deal and Wilson High: excel
lent transportation facilities. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411; ewes. EN-.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA. sci onp-Dont miss see
ing this brand-new red brick rambler
III very convenient location. close to
bus and schools. Lge. iiv. I'M. With
nreoi.. separate dir, rm., mod. kit,
daylight bsmt. with half bath and
re- fm. space. Only :. available.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. CL. 2-7nO6:
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JA. 5-7336, NO. 7-4565

DIRECTIONS: Out Colum-
bia pike to Greenbrier st.,
right one block to 9Th rd.,
turn right one block to office.
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CORNER STORE-WIS. AVE
Grocery business and living quar-.
tiers Both must be sold Owner i'll
LEO M. BERNSTEIN 81 CO.
ME. .S-54o0 n ,tu G
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CONTINUED on next pase)
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--s AVAILABLE
: Newly decorated. / and . bedrooms
convenient TO shopping, schools
churches and transportation. II
y min. u. c. via Shirley highway OF.
s, fice hours, . to 5 weekdays: Satur.
day. 0 to IL OV. 3~095U. 500
Tenn, ave, Alex Va.
EXCEPTIONALLY NICE
l-BEDRM. APT. conveniently located
in smart new bldg, adj Fort Myer
min. to D. c.; $3.50. incl. al
utilS Apply janitor, 1919 N. Ft
Myer DIR. DREYFUSS BROS, 10le
18th st, NV. MA, S-05S2.
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1850 N. Quinn St., Arl. Va.
= Newly Decorated-$72.50
-. UTILITIES INCLUDED
Nice 1-hedrm. apt avail immed
near Ft. Myer. Janitor in bsmt
apt, at 531 N, Pierce st. will show
Dir: Out Ar1. blvd. to N Pierce st.
n. G. SMITHY co.
sIl 18th St. NV ST. 3-330t
TT nxyncH AnAnrTTN Hr1NIrrcs
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5lU FERN race NV.
NEAR WALTER REED
Vacant, move in by Christmas. Lovely
det.. 5-rm. brick: u baths, base.
msrt, recr. rm,, gas heat, porches
nice yard; only SI2.95U. low down
payment.
RA. 6-6912; Ewes, DE. 2-56o3
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-27

FOR SALF-1950 Willy's jeep Station. .Wintceized for win ter. Must see it to appreciate it. Call MS 795 after 5 pm 353 ask for Peter. 1l-27 it
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-27

FOR SALE-electric portable sewing machine Repairs on all makes Of sewing ma chimes. Write Sewing Ma chine Man, P. 0. Box 37l
 Kodiak. If. ::a
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-27
NOTICE

I will not be responsible fof any deot3 consracted by any one other than myself
 Isl John Fri Coleman
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-27
Ciassifieds

CROOKED ISLAND FARMS Can supply fresh whole mix to a limited number of customers. Daily home de- livery. Contact truck driver or a card in the 20 Al Nixon
 6-26 IF
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-27

buggy folds completely and makes into a basslnette or car bed. Contact Landreth, Navy AT between 8 & 5 weekdays.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-27

old-excellent condition kit chen table and four chairs. and Cold Spot refrigerator. Inquire at Apt { Koulak Apts. n-27 it
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-27

 FOR SALE Mahogany buffet
 new condition, reasonable.
 Call 0-351. 1l-27 It FOR RENT Fully furnished 3 room apartment, across street from Montmartre. See Earl Cessna at Mecca Cab Stand. 1l-27 It FOR SALE 22' foot Sailboat complete with motor. Excel lent. Could easily convert to power boat. Contact thru 20 Box 264 or 1783 North Blvd.
 11-27 1t
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-27

FOR SALE - water heater, almost new. Phone 1892 days or 2l7l evenings. If
 '--- $500 Yes, that's all that's needed in order for you to have all 24 volumes of the newly revised 1854 Edition of the Encyclopedia Britta- nica, the worlds on its way to your home. Call MT. Ty- nen at G-291 or write KNS Box 8. Nov. 27 At
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-27

FOR SALE-Leavipg, must sell 5l Dodge Sedan. Excel lent tires and geneaal con dition, heater. Booked over 5000 will sell for $500 Box 264 or 1783 North Blvdr
 11-27 1t
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-27

FOUND 2 purses. May be obtained by proper identifi- cation. Call City Police 20I1.
Evening star., 1954-05-13
HANDBAGS

l26 Plastic Potent (bIock) and Royon
FoiIle tnovy and bIock) handbags
mostly boxy styles, but some
novelty strops in the group ----
Plus IO% Federal Tar
Ldnsburoh'S-HANDBAGS-Stre
Evening star., 1954-05-13
SPORTSWEAR

Orig. NOW
20 Sleeveless Irish Linen Dresses. Choose
pastel or dark coIors. Sef-belt, but
ton front. Some have pockets. Sizes
10 to 8 in oroup-------------- 1875 $l1
Lansburgh'S- S-SPORTSWEAR-Second Floor
Evening star., 1954-05-07
MorriogeLicense
Applications

Under D. c. IGtD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Wdit three full days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Ebert Jones, -26 and Anneliese Hessler.
20, both of Takoma Park. Md.
Alonzo Butler. "a. I'LL 4th st. Sc.
and Gertrude Davis, 20, Warrenton'
Sc. and Elsie Hown, 81, 4524 Iowa
ave. NV.
Nicholas Zekopoulos. 81, Haverhill.
Mass, and Theodore Pappas. 20,
Hyattsville, Md.
Robert Ferens. 27. Munhall, Pa. and
Barbara Wilkit. %, Auckland. N. z.
James Morrison. 40. Newark, N. j.. and
Marketha Turner 81. Chicago.
Robert Lusby. 10. 126 N. Carolina ave.
Sc, and Peggy Worley. 10, 1O4 c st.
Sc.
George Farfaras. 90. someryille, Mass,
and Ann Monroe, 20. Arlington. Va.
Gilbert Terrell, So, Des. Moines Iowa,
and Helen Thornton, "a. Albany. N. Y.
Jonn HurlSlc, 81. BrOnx, NJ L. anu
Mildred Lazenby. rs, Roanoke, Va.
Edward Contee. 80. 1912 10th st. NV.
and Laura Cashwell. SO. 116 18th st.
NV.
Martin saginor, 2s. SO Underwood St
NV, and Sharon Bass. FL. Chevy
Chase. Md.
Daryl Cook. Al, kellogg, Idaho. and
Helen Terry. ss. starkey, Va.
John Anderson. tr.. 80. 423 5th st. Sc,
and Beatrice Warren. 80. 1903 14th
st. NV.
Melvin carnahan. 90, Ensinore. Md,
ard Jean Carpenter. 20. 544o
John Langley. 81 1891 Newark eao St nv.
leans pl. ne.
Jesse Brown. 32. 2125 1st st. NV,
and Evelyn Grant. "a. 719 Otis st.
NV.
osiftcn Cosby. 90, Yonkers, N. Y. and
Yvonne Risher, 81, 1928 Rock Creek
Church rd. NV.
Harry Elicit, 23. Moline, H.. and Ariel
Oliver. p. 21 Chesapeake st. Sc.
Herschell Whitlock. 53, and Susie Wash
ington. As. both Of 1925 Vernon ST.
NV.
Marjorie Zengel. 81, New Orleans. La.
Tore Wig. 81, Oslo, Norway. and Eileen
McKenna. 35. 3S0S Albemarle st. NV.
Arnold Fiascone. a5. and Agnes Murphy,
Albert Jones, jr., %. 1855 Jay st. ne,
and Margie Aston, Is. 141S 5th st.
william Brichoux, ~. Fresno, Calf.
John mn Robinson So, 1245 Neal st. ne.
and Ester Coulhern' u. 1924 9th st.
ne.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
WAC Veterans to Meet

The District chapter of the
Women's Army Corps Veterans
Association will hold it's 18th an
niversary dinner at 7::30 pm. to-
morrow in the Sheraton-Park
Hotel. Mrs. Ralph Duffle is
chairman of the committee.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Births Reported
BOYS.
lFrom D. C. Bureau OF Vital Statistics.

BOYS.
Charles and Elizabeth Andrew.
Charles and Louise Balkema.
Sam and Frances Borrelli.
John and Patricia Courtney.
Bill and jeanne Dupire.
Wayne and Esther Heller.
Irwin and Mary Hettinger.
Ernest and Frances Janey.
Walter and Elnora Keils.
Thomas and Marilyn Lewis.
Arthur and Catherine Love.
George and Lois Parker.
william and Nancy Pittman.
Francis and Betty ReZnak.
David and Patricia Schwabe.
Thomas and Helene Sullivan.
Richard and Joan Williams.
Albert and Annabelle Beall.
George and Anita Cross.
John and Rachel Ellis.
Frederick and Mary Kerchner.
Robert and Patricia. Meier,
James and. Gertrude Mitchell.
Joseph and Patricia Wade.
Douglas and Geneva Dean.
Ismail and Leyla Bagcillar.
Harold and Valda Berry.
Albert and Maylee Camut.
Charles and Mary Denney.
Harlod and Klara Heron.
John and Betty Hunterman.
John and Marjorie Kays.
Francis and Doris Lentiut.
James and kathleen Long.
Lewis and Elizabeth Montana.
Theodore and Beverly Paukovich.
George and Lois Raduga.
Robert and Roberta Rohb.
Charles and Frances Smith.
Robert and Ella Wood.
Warner and Beverly Come.
Edward and Catherine DOYLE.
George and Gertrude Gibson.
Abe, and Helen Jacobson.
william and Peggy Mills.
Ralph and Frances Robinson.
Mccoy and June Hairston.
GIRLS.
Ralph and Joan Adams
Peter and Mia Augsburger
Edward and Louella Camping.
Ralph and Phyllis Childs.
Robert and Virginia Hastings.
Robert and Anna Helm;
Charles and Ellen Kelly.
Donald and Mimi Marsh.
William and Katherine Morgan.
Sam and Jeannene PEOPLES.
Alvin and Lillian Robinson.
Bichard i.l!11d @ and ! Donna Snnas ss;tS seysrson.
William and Elizabeth Thompson.
Paul and Mary Anstead.
William and Mary Graf.
John and Geraldine Ktnsey.
Seymour and Sarah SchlanRer.
Guadalupe and Jessie Ponce.
John and Annie Willis.
John and Miriam Lantion.
John and Carol Alexander.
Thomas and Mary Booton.
Walter and Jacqueline Chase.
Ernest and Valerie Enniss.
James and Ethel Haupt.
John and Airline Ireland.
Glenn and Evelyn Lanier.
Marshall and IneZ Nav.
Jerry and Mary Mcintosh.
Charles and Hazel Pyles.
Robert and Mary Rohme.
John and Frances Skutack.
Jack and Violet Stevens.
Lawrence and Barbara Eppard.
Louis and Mary Kelly.
William and Patricia Russell.
John and Norma johnson.
Edward and Fannie Sebastian.
Richard and Dolores Wlnn.
TWINS.
William and Esther Foster. boys.
Richard and Lorraine Lowe. boys.
Evening star., 1954-05-07

. Huge specio purchase Of 1900 sports shirts
. Short sIeeved for summer comfort
. Cool sonforized cotton skip dent and no-iron
cotton plisse weoves
Two roomy chest pockets
White, light blue. moize, ton, light gray. light
green.
Sizes small to large
Down Sos Store Mems Furnishings
:. :. also Bethesda Budget Store
Order by phone "a hours
a day or order by mail.
Evening star., 1954-05-07

. Newest fabric of the slack industry, 1870 royon,
$50 docron tropical blend
Lancer sIocks, nationally advertised
New hook-fex closure, motehine belt
Harmony trim snug-tex waist bond
Welt seams, soddIe stitching
Hip pocket tob hidden wotch pocket
. Spot, stain and wrinkle resistant
Sizes: Regular. 28 to AZ; shorts. 30 to AZ; longs
28 to SO
Regulars in charcoal groy brown, navy. eroy blue
and ton
Shorts and longs in brown and groy blue only.
Down Sos Store Mems Furnishings
Bethesda Budget Store
(Dacron DUPONT trademark for polyeser tiber)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

cepts of Judaism. Torah. Ethics
and Moral Principles: 6-The
Synagogue and its Functions.
Worship and the Prayer Book:
7Practices of Judaism-1olY
Days and Life Cycle: s-Reform
Judaism: S6Judaism in America.
After the prospective convert
successfully completes the course
he or she must return to the
local Rabbi who in turn performs
the conversion ceremony, wit
messed by elders of the Congrega-
ton or a Rabbinic board.
On hearing Rabbi Davis use the
term conversion ceremony. un-
easily I questioned whether this
referred to some phase of circun-
cision. The Rabbi quickly assured
me that neither circumcision
FOR the past twenty-five years.
Gentiles have been circumcised
by surgeons a visit TO a
Mikveh were required. The GER
emonY basicallY includes pledge
of faith vowed by the proselYte.
which has been drawn up by the
Reform Union.
According to liberal Judaism,
no longer does a non-Jew who
wishes to convert, have to under
go the delicate Abrahamic rite,
which is additionally observed by
Jewish Orthodoxy.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

1.-THE Engineers
Guide"

JERUSALEM ISD = The first
major engineering guide pub
lished in Hebrew, ''The Engineers
Guide" appeared here recently.
Written and edited by Professor
Shlomo Ettingen, Dean of Civil
Engineering at the Israel Insti-
tute of Technology, "Technion"
in Haifa, the book has been in
preparation for several years. The
entire guide will consist of six
volumes the second of which is
now in the presses.
Volume has about 1000 draw
ings and illustrations and covers
material in the fields of mathe-
mates, physics, M c h nj C S,
strength and elasticity, hydraulics
and theology. It contains mathe-
matte and physical tables and is,
in fact, a kind of practical tech
nical encyclopedia.
Advantages of the new book
for Israel students and engineers
lie not only in that fact that it is
in the Hebrew language but also
in that the calculations and tables
therein utilize the metric system
and other material adjusted to
Israel use. Since it first appeared
in book stores a few weeks ago,
the book has become the number
two best-seller of non-fiction in
the country.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
Jewish Centers Spent
$4,000, 900 in 1853,
WB Reports

The combined expenditures of all
Jewish community centers and
YM-YWHA's reached total of
more than $4,000, 900 in 1858, the
national Jewish Welfare Board
reported recently. The JWB
also reported that almost half of
the $4,000 membership of the
centers and "Y's' is composed of
boys and girls of II or below and
that the membership of girls and
women is higher than it has ever
been.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
Fort Myers, Florida
PR0SELYTES NEED NOT
BE CIRCUMCISED
BY JEROME L. MILLER

centles voluntarily attend classes to become Jews
Seems astonishing but it's According Rabbi Daniel
Davis Director the New York Federation SYnagogues
sincerely desiring the faith of Judaism
received poselYte nine week of instruction The
history tenet and practices of the Reform Jewish element
the House Of Living Judaism New York City However before
prospective convert accepted for such
written Rabbi usually
orme stating that the honestly desires take
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24


Rabbi Davis told me that al
though every student now attend
ing the sessions is doing so be-
cause of marital obligations, he
has hope that many more will be
prompted by the sheer desire to
accept our faith, without the pres
sure of courtship or marriage.
The topics covered in the nine
week course are: l-B iblic a !
Backgrounds of Judaism: 2-Ju-
daism-Post Biblical Period: g.
Judaism in the Middle Ages: A.
Concepts Of Judaism. Cd. Israel.
mankind. Immortality: s. Con-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

This who brought Israel with the help the United
Jewish Appeal North African meah he
without Today thanks training and settle
he has received Israeli he has learned the building and
helping needed
resete those living villages Since Iraes
establishment the United Jewish Appeal has helped bring than
children the State and has provided them
with with which
special s5OOOOOOO the
rehabilitation three
Appeal Distribution
and the United Service for New Americans.