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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-07
FARMS Cont

I6l ACRES, nice house: 1.50o-f+
Stste 70. 'front.': $1,000 down. 10.
'9 i Rooms. 4 acres; $1,000. Lo.
5000 DN.. 500 mo. buys for SI0-
OOO. 9.room stately dwelling. Az
acres, big chicken houses. busline.
SGhit Tr community. 7S mi. south D.
COUNTRY PLACE; old; 6 rms, bath.
sb eG nOt cOpsrate oil heat. asbestos
porch pond, barn. brooder. IL
acres. plenty soft spring water
hard road, streams. quiet paved
road; ne. Of Frederick, Md. near
s MSqdSOOr0' sll'SoO' Box 95;G.
RETIRE IN HISTORIC Northern
NeeK' va, on ~ acres; s-rm. house
furn.; i,s50-ft. frontage ' ON ststeg
maintained I'd. leading into Wash
ington's birthplace; acres are
open and planted; priced low to
sell: may be purchased s with or
without furnishings; terms il
hneeeoeo; shown BY appt, OWNER,
500 ACRES right a. the edge Of the
Marys Co, and possibilities galore;
some fine. tobacco soil: two large
streams; fair set bldgs; pulp WOOD:
al only $4,000 per acre. JU. 5-5533.
FOX HUNT COUNTRY-2O miles
from Washington. between Lees
Durg PIKE and Herndon. 80 acres
with old dwelling and ut-buildings;
TO be modernized and improved:
stream and 3 springs: excellent
section. Can be made into beautifuI
estate. or sub-divided for many
homes VIII sell buildings and
smaller amount Of land. TERRY B.
MT. JACKSON, VA.-47 rich rolling
acres; all in grass and hay. sub
c esso6lsl SomFem ' o modem E siass
masonry garage; 9 barns: other
bldgs; excel neiehborhood: approxi-
mately. scott of U S. Highway
Price Sl4 $50. PETERS REAL
TY, Rte, !. Vienna, Va. PL. 9-2l61.
25 MILES DISTRICT LINE, gentle
frontage. Route %. with lovely
stone Colonial restored mansion, ali
farm buildings for WASHINGTON
dairy operation; mile frontage on
vide river only. 5000 per acre.
RA. 3-3431; ewes. AID 1901
GOOD COMMITTING. Fairfax Coun-
tractive home; 40 fenced acres,
stream. barn, outbldg.: bedrms
2i2 baths, raised firepl.. paneled
GIN; rm; also sep studio. BR. s.
FARMETTE-3 acres, mod. 7-rm
brk. home, s mi. District; barn and
stream; well fenced Out ColesVille
rd. TO Rte. 1876, follow to Briees
CLANCY I'd, turn left 4th house on
right. Sale by OWNER. EV. 4-9530.
12O ACRE DAIRY FARM. mr.. Dicker-
son; Mont. Co.. 81 mi. D. C.-6-rm
MOD. house. beaut. view. 26-cow
D. c. barn: good outbldes.: s33. 500
foL quick sale. Mr.. OLSON, WO.
EXCEL, VALUE-To settle estate;
% mi. D. C.. 400 beaut. acres on
Lavlgable river; 100-acre lake, ex-
Gel. fishing; 6-rm. brk. house: $50
head cattle; all equipment. 3 trae-
tors. etc; hay. grain. Compl.
$4,000. MR.. OLSON. WO. g.
TWO ATTRACTIVE MOD. HOUSES
on 20 a.; beaut. view: cool. quiet
resttrl. Bluemont area, Loudoun
Co. Reduced to S24 $50 for quick
sale MRS. OLSON. WO. 6-3437
FARM HOUSE-Orchard and garden
newly papered. running hot and
cold water. new bathroom. 4 bed
rms; chicken and hog house. gar
den planted. Rent. $40 mo. On
state d., - min from Wash. mr..
Damascus. Nd Write 300 26th st.
NV or call SIM after z n m EN-
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$500 DOWN

N. Arl. direct from owner. 3-bed-
I'm. brick Colonial; superb residential
area close 10 schools shop and
transp Newly dec Eauip Kit Fin
bsmt Sen. din rm Fenced back yd
Nice level shaded lot. MANY other
excel features owner being trans
fPrred An excel buy AZ g1T.g5O.
Call KE i-S6ia for details
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
DO 1T YOURSELF

Unfurnished North Arlington man
sion on l2-acre lot. Large living
room: banquet size dining room; two
ieatolator fireplaces; Ave bedrooms.
baths. , kitchens; largely fin
she in knotty pine: full bsmt.: .
ar garage. Fruit, nut and orna-
mental trees. Priced right for quick
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DESK SPACE

OFFICE AND desk space, air-condi-
TONED. phone answering service
secretarial services available, on
Wilson blvd. nr. Courthouse. ia D.
giJ1,
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ALSO
4-BEDROOM CAPE COD
1Sh- NJ och CT AL NJ

S35. $50
2 bedrms.. bath. 2nd floor: large
closets, attic fan . bedrms.. bath
living room, din rm., GE kitchen.
screened porch. carport on LIST floor
Finished rec room with bath in
basement, You will appreciate liv-
Ing in these well-built homes in
beautiful Shirley Woods
FRED G BENIN. BUILDER
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Here It Is

Take 'e over SiS,i0o GI loan. payable
SIS mo. incl. prime. taxes. ms
with low On. payment. Encl. with
post and rail fence Nicely eroomed
i4-acre lot PERI. cond Full price.
S13,950 Move in with deposit. Call
IA. 7-666O
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OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED

PATENT ATTORNEY. with ia-time
sustaining business, requires office
and part-time secretary. additional
work from ASSOCIATE desirable. BOX
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BUS. PRoP.-sALE Cont


nd COMML. GROUND; $500 Sc
r., N. Capitol and M SITS. NV. are;
ST. So. it.: located in court. e.
THE BEST CORNER in colesvill,
Is now avail. for comm. develop
S oyer "a acres. ais on Coles;
dwellings will produce substantial
income as is. Comm. dept. A. j.
KESSINGER & CO., JU. 9-4544.
SILVER SPRING-Commercial lot,
5O&lOO, improved with excel s.
rm. brick bungalow on busy street,
close to heart of business district.
House could easily be converted
for business use. For details call
Mr.. Bair. HOLMEAD & BAIR,
Realtors. JU. $4,000
Corner Wilson Blvd.
and Kansas st.
Arlington, Va; l2O-foot blvd. 'front.'
age midway new bridge and Hecht's;
S2;0O0 cash property, pay balance.
OWNER. -
BETHESDA
Three modern store buildings. va
cant. very reasonably priced, Also
eHcellent business sites centrally To-
Gated in Bethesda and Rockville
pike
EUGENE B. GINGELL
OIL. 2-2O22
Ewes, Mr.. Laughlin. OIL. 2-1s90
BRICK STORE AND HOME
$18,500
Street-level store near Cavalier
Apt Hotel on upper l4th ST. NV,
plus house containing lily; rm., din.
h.-w, heat. Call Mr.. Dell for appt,
to show, Exclusive,
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO.
SI A-1onl or Ill R1k1n
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Lorconn Lane

Charming brk. -and-frame Colonial
in a beaut woodland setting For
NAL din. rm., liv. rm. with flrepl.,
kit. and powder rm., down: big
bedrms and bath. up. Rec. rm
outdoor patio Best value for home
and location we have at SlS,950.
Colonel-owner transferred. Call IA.
10000
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-07-06

of great lady ;. Her glory was
not in the titles she bore, but in
the human relationship that each
venture established for her
And duty made other demands
/. She catered to her love of
music through activity in many of
JackSonville's musical expressions
the symphony orchestra and
others She worked for all
mankind through the years on the
Duval County Board for Tuber-
culosis
And with it she was proud to
walk beside Ben in his commu-
nifty leadership, and to grace his
home
She was a tiny slip of woman
with an open and warm smile +.
with sense of values that our
generation is succeeding in COM
pletely toppling So many OF
us held on to her for equilibrium
It is no wonder that our COM
munity has been rocked by her
passing =.
But as her memorials rise
around us we use our little bit to
bless her in death as Ruth Stein
did bless us in life.
Shalom, our darling Ruth
Not goodbye" but "peace"
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-07-06
DIR. GLUECK FLIES TO
ISRAEL

: DR.. Nelson Glueck, president of
Hebrew Union College-Jewish In
stitute of Religion and noted Bib
lical archaeologist who discovered
King Solomon's copper mines and
his Red Sea port of Ezion-Geber,
last week flew to Israel to COM
plete his fifth and final summer
of a. mile-by-mile exploration of
the Negev. His archaeological
expedition will again be spon-
sored by the Louis M. Rabinowitz
Foundation.
In last summers expedition, DR..
Glueck uncovered the actual 100
mile route by which the ancient
Israelites sought in vain to enter
Canaan from the South. He also
discovered more than 300 ancient
villages, some of them dating back
1000 years, whose existence had
not been known in modern times
He brought back a petrified
sharks tooth believed to be TO-
600, 900 years old and number OF
arrowheads thought to be 10000
years old.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-07-06
Arob Rulers and Communists
Seek to ProIong Middle East Crisis

that even if we eliminate the
state of Israel the problem of the
area will still be with us. Caught
in the crossfire of local interests.
national issues and international
pressures. the ruling classes of the
area throb with a pulsing de3er-
mination to use Israel as a scape-
goat and TO fan the flames Of
haired between the Moslems and
the Jews"
The Joint Defense Appeal din
ner launched the jewelry indus
try's drive to help IDA raise the
record national total of S., SOC, 900
on behalf of its agencies, the
American Jewish Committee and
the Anti-Defamation League of
B'nai Birth.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-07-06
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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-07-06

A former Iranian diplomat
warned last week that Arab rulers
and the Communists are deliber-
atelY seeking TO "prolong the Mid
die East crisis"
DR.. Nasrollah S. Fatemi, for
mer U. N. delegate from Iran and
member of the Iranian Parlia-
ment, told a Joint Defense Appeal
meeting in the Hotel Plaza, New
York City, that the ruling classes
of the Arab countries are using
the Israel question as the only
common rallying issue which
keeps their otherwise divided
countries united"
Speaking to more than 200 lead
ers of the IDA JewelrY Division.
the Moslem statesman warned
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-07-06

terribly, and am one of hun
dreds
Already memorials in her name
have been established, and they
best represent the place that Ruth
held in this community =.
The Brandeis Women are cre-
ating book shelf in her memory
-. Ruth organized the Women's
Division of Brandeis University in
Jacksonville -.
The Congregation Ohev Shalom
is creating a memorial Ruth
taught Sunday School there, and
offered leadership in Temple ac-
tivities Graciously she served
as the Temples first lady this
past year at her husband Ben's
side
River Garden Home has an
nounced a Ruth Stein Memorial
:. The Hebrew Home is a Stein
family project p. Ruth was al
ways very proud of the Home
Hadassah has established a
Ruth Stein Memorial in Israel in
memory Of a past president, and
an ardent Zionist . Her last or
ganized effort in Jacksonville was
for Israel Bonds
In her memorials is the picture
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-07-06
Is There q
Jewish Vote?

Is there such a thing as Jew
ish vote" in the American cleo
lions?
Jewish organizations assert
there is no such thing.
The opinion that a Jewish
vote" definitely exists is express
ed in a book which has appeared
under the title THE Political Be-
havior of American Jews
The author of the book, Law
renee Fuchs, Assistant Professor
of American Politics at Brandeis
University, obviously timed the
publication of his, volume for the
forthcoming Presidential election
campaign.
He gives an historical account
Of American JewrY's political be-
>havior since Colonial times and
traces Jewish voting in recent
elections.
Although he is of the opinion
that such a thing as a "Jewish
vote" does exist, he makes GER
tain reservations.
If one means by "a Jewish vote"
that all Jews react the same way
to candidates and issues. DR..
Fuchs says. then the answer is
that there is no Jewish vote.
However, if one understands by
a "Jewish vote" that being Jewish
sometimes influences ones politi-
cal attitudes and behavior, then
such a Jewish vote certainly"
exists in DR.. Fuchs opinion.
He explains that in this sense
there is not only Jewish vote"
in the United States. but also an
Irish. Polish and even a Baptist
and Episcopalian vote.
To the question twill Jews vote
for a Jew" the author replies
that sometimes they will and
sometimes they won't, depending
on wide range of factors.
The author cites various nistori-
cal facts. including Jeffersorian
leanings Of the earliest American
Jews. and the general Jewish
preference for Republicans from
1900 TO 1928.
: He devotes a good part of the
volume to the causes of the shift
of the Jews to the Democrats,
which began in the mid-20's..
He establishes that the Jews as
a group shifted 10 the Democratic
Party at the very time they were
advancing economically. thus
going counter TO general class
trends in American politics.
Doris Smolar)
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-07-06
BY Ethel Teddy" BGoscevi4z

Back home after a delightful visit to
North Carolina to find that much has
happened at home Many, many
things can happen in two weeks :. It
takes but minute for birth, death,
a marriage =. And the minutes ticked
away for Jaxons quiclzly-quickly during
the month of June -.
To come home and find our beloved
Ruth Stein gone was the most difficult
thing Our heart broke and we could
not write ;. do not know of anyone
who was so loved and in turn loved so
many as did Ruth :. shall miss her
, 1956-09-07
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids IN sextuple will
be received at the Dept. Of
Insular Affairs, Division Of
Procurement & Supply, Chris
tiansted, Virgin Islands, until
100 am. September -, 1856,
an dthen publicly opened for
H SHIRTS, KHAKI.
KHAKI CAPS,
FLAGSTAFF ROPE, MEMS
o GLOVES, RUBBER
BOOTS,
GRE SOLVENT, COVER
ALLS AND GALVANIZED
PALS.
Copies Of Invitation to bid.
may be obtained from the
Dept. Of Insular Affairs, Divi-
sion Of Procurement q Sup
ply, Christiansted, Virgin Is
lands, upon request,
Alphonso RomneY
Pro. & Property otfleoa
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CoIIegions, Oilers Settle
Olympic Cage P|oyoffs

KANSAS CITY, April 4 (P).-
Only two teams, the College ALL
Stars and the BartleSville Oilers,
can win the Olympic basketball
playoffs.
And they settle the issue head
on tonight.
indicated going into the
third night of the round robin
playoffS. Coach Frank (Bucky)
O'Connor's College aAll-Star
squad faced a tough fight.
The once-defeated Oilers
bounced back into title consid-
Grafton last night, rallying in
the second half to win from the
National AAU champion Seattle
Bakers, 1854. The loss pasted
the second straight defeat on
Seattle and eliminated the club
from the title picture.
The College All-Stars scored
their second straight victory
with another second-half rally,
coming from points behind the
Armed Forces team at the half
to win. 82-74. That loss, al
though their first, also eliminated
the Armed Forces.
The Armed Forces conceivably
could wind up the playoffs with
a won-loSt record identical to the
Oilers and the All-Stars, should
the Oilers beat the All-Stars, but
under Olympic procedure which
would be employed in such a
three-way tie situation. the
Armed Forces team would not
qualify for the team title.
The Olympic Basketball Com
mittee has an intricate formula
Tor determining the winner in
case of a three-way tie. 1t is set
forth in 700 almost unintelligible
words so you just about have to
take the committees word for it
that the Armed Forces aggrega-
ton is out of the running for
team honors.
Nothing but a chance for in
dividual players to win attention
will hinge on tonight's second
game matching the Armed
Forces and the Seattle Bakers.
The team winning the playoffs
will be assigned from five to
seven places on the squad the
United States will send to the
OlympicS in Australia in Novem-
Der. The balance of the l2-man
Olympic squad will be selected
after tonight's games by the
Olympic Basketball Committee
in consultation with the coach
Of the winning team. The coach
of the winning team becomes the
Olympic coach.
In bouncing the Armed Forces
last night the Collegians used
every man on their bench ex-
cept Bob Burrow of Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
Martinez Fuvored
In TV Bout Toniqht

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, April 4
PJ. Vince Martinez manager
expects his fourth-ranking well
terweight contender to knock
out Miguel Diaz, recent winner
Of the Cuban title, in their 10
round televised bout The Eve
ming Stars Station WMAL-TV,
Channel 7. in Washington. at 10
PM in the city Auditorium to-
night.
We're now ready to offer
Johnny Saxton a 100000 guar
antee for a title match" said
Bill DAILY. Martinez manager.
IF we first have to fight Basilio
Carmen Basilio. who recently
lost his title to Saxton) wen do
It,"
Martinez is a solid 212-to-l
favorite to Trim Diaz, and the
Patterson, N. j.. welterweight
will be going after his 22d con-
secutive triumph. Diaz will be
seeking his ninth in a row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04

But as 1t was the first night
when the college team defeated
Seattle, the San Francisco duo
of Bill Russell and K. C. Jones
led the scoring. The first night
the pair scored AZ points and the
total was again the same with
Russell getting 20 and Jones 10.
Ron Romsic dropped in IS
points to give the Armed Forces
a 42-37 lead at the half. He got
only one basket in the second
half, but was still high point
man for the losers.
The Oilers were cold against
Seattle in the first half, once
dropping behind. 25-18, and
leaving the floor at intermission
trailing 1928. A 12-point squirt
shortly after coming back sent
the Oilers into a 1888 lead.
With two minutes left George
Swyers brought Seattle to with
in a point at 1852. but the
Oilers won in furry of free
throws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
Jogielski Returns
To Redskins After
Service in Army

Harry (Moose) Jagielski, for
mer Indiana tackle who won a
starting berth with the Redskins
in 1853 and lost it when the
Army beckoned, will make a new
start in pro football this year.
The 6-foot 250-pounder's con-
tract was received yesterday.
In regaining Jagielski, who
also wrestled at Indiana. Coach
joe Kuharich feels that he may
be getting one of the horses he
needs to strengthen the line for
the Sc campaign. Moose may
be a bit rusty after his military
service. but the coach thinks he
won't be long regaining his old
touch. Jagielski will be Is in
December.
The lineman is the 18th player
signed by the Redskins and the
fourth returning service vet.
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Gore, Martin Head
Old Dominion List

Wally Gore of Arlington. point
scoring leader at Old Dominion
Speedway last year, and Charlie
Martin Of Yorkshire, Va, the
1854 champion. will head the list
of drivers entered for the tracks
opening race Of the season Sat-
urday night.
A six-event card will be offered
with sportsman cars instead OF
stocks lined up for the starters
flag. Other drivers listed for the
feature include Herman Meador,
Bill Lone, Ryland Brooks, Toby
Kearns and Ralph Collei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
JAMES snENOs. Attorney

tO1 DOututTn nIuHs
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District Of Columbia, Hold
q Probate Court. Estate OF Frank
J. Loreto. Deceased, Mo. S0,773,
Administration Docket 1S7.-Ap-
plication having been made herein
for probate Of the last will and
testament OF said deceased. and
for letters testamentary on said
estate, by James Shenos, II is
ordered this Ind day OF April.
AID, 800, that Nicholas Loreto,
Mary Davis, residents, and all
others concerned, appear In said
Court on Monday the 14th day OF
May. AID 1861. al 1000 o'clock
A M to show cause why such APP
plication should not be granted
Let notice hereof be published In
the "MashlngtOn Law Reporter"
and The Evening Star" once In
each OF three successive weeks be-
for the return day herein men
TONED. the flrst publication TO- be
not less than thirty days before
said return day. witness, the Hon
orable BOLITHA J. LAWS, Chief
Judge ri said Court, this ind day
Of April AID 1855. tSeAl. Attest.
JOHN W FoLLIN, Deputy Register
Of Wills for the. District OF Co
lumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
ap4,1l.ie
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. wEsCHLER q SON
AmaffaaAaea


UNITED STATES MARSHAL 8 SALE
OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. BY
virtue OF Writ OF Execution issued
out OF the Clerks Once of the
United States District Court for the
District Of Columbia and to me d.
rected. ! will sell by public auction
for cash in front OF the West En-
trance Of the Court House on John
Marshall Place NV. Washington
D. c., on Friday. April 30. 1856.
at 2 o'clock PM, all OF the right.
title and interest of the defendant.
Margaret r.. Tucker in the follow
ing-described real estate in the
District Of Columbia to-wit. Lot
sos in Square 5l79 improved by
two-story and basement semi
detached brick store and dwelling
known as No. 1910 Deane ave.
NE, seized and levied upon as
property of the Defendant. Mar
garet r. Tucker. and sold to salts
~ a judgement at Law No M. c.
2l63-55, In favor of James o.
Holmes, Plaintiff, CARLTON G
BEALL. United States Marshal in
and for the District OF Columbia
mh31 -apI ,2.3, 4.5,6,7.S,9,I0,1l,
1D12.141k 1HIQ1O
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FIorido Stute, Badgers
Tied for Baseball Leud

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, April 4
PJ.-Florida State and Wiscon-
sin won fifth round games yes
terday to stay in a tie for first
place in the Collegiate Invita-
tional baseball tournament here
with Al records.
The host Seminoles whipped
Illinois. 1910. after Wisconsin
had defeated Notre Dame, 90.
Florida State and Wisconsin
meet in the Semifinals of the
round-robin tournament today.
West Virginia capitalized on
IL Brown University errors to
rout the Bruins. 15-4, last night.
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PERSONAL

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