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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-04-13

National leaders of the United
Synagogue also brought the prob
lem of attendance to the attention
of the assemblage. In large COM
munities where the intellectual
giant of the American scene can
visit the number who turn out to
hear him is pitifully few :.
Locally, if you missed housing a
teen-ager for a youth meet-you
missed a treat !. My young man
from the nifty" convention told
me: "You know, they wouldn't let
US get out of any Of the sessions
They stood at the door and
wouldn't let us out I enjoyed
it,"
The Southern Single Jewish
Adult weekend was a huge sue
cess asked one of the young
adults about it and he said
"You know, it's interesting
There were 130 at the dance
Saturday night They came
from Tampa, Daytona Beach,
Cocoa, Perry, Savannah, Charles
ton, Atlanta, Americus, st. Au-
gustine, Leesburg, and Myrtle
Beach am indeed proud that
many. of the guests came on in
vitation from this column
Lester Coleman, the local chair
man, who was probably the
youngest present, did an admir-.
able job of engineering the event
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-04-13
Center Mems Club
Elects Officers

The annual election of officers
of the Center Mems Club was
held Thursday night, April 5th
and elected the following: presi-
dent, Joseph Lipson; vice-presi-
dent, Albert Mates; secretary,
Bernard Heyman; membership
secretary, Max Mack; and treas
urer, Byron (Bob) Morris.
Members of the Board of Di-
rectors elected were: Sheldon
Blattner, Ben Edwards, Harold
Einbinder, Milton Fielder, Joe
Fraden, Sam Fleet, Hymie Fial-
kow, Charles Ghelerter, Irwin
Ghelerter, Murray Glickstein,
Carl Hackel, Elliott Horowitz,
Harvey Jarchower, Charles Klug-
lose, Inman Left, Louis Krane,
Dave Mazo, Leo Nicholson, Hy
Magil, Hyman Lazarus, Howard
Margol, Lewis Newman, Irving
Proctor, Jack Rosner, Louis Safer,
George Stone and Isadore Weiss.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-04-13
On the Naming
Of Children

A most curious legend persists
as the reason for not giving
newly-born Jewish children the
first names of living relatives or
parents. 1t is only one of many.
According to this story, the
angel of death sent a very stupid
messenger to bring him a certain
man in a particular village. When
the emissary arrived he chose the
son of the man intended for death
making the mistake because
both father and son had the same
first name. AS result this legend
tells us that thereafter the Jews,
not wanting this error to occur
again, prohibited the naming of
children after living parents or
grandparents. With the exception
of the Spanish-Portugese Jews
this practice has persisted among
traditional Jews from time i'm
memorial, the world over.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-04-13
BY Ethel Teddy" Mcscovitz

If Jaxon has not been touched by
one of the conclaves which has been
held locally this month he has been
missing a great deal :. and from the
many who did not attend the sessions of
the United Synagogue.
But, think this business of not being
there, is not disease of the Jewish
group alone Meeting club women
from the general community learn that
garden clubs, civic clubs, etc. also have
an attendance problem :. Everybody
belongs to so many clubs!" I was told
by Women's Club leader
, 1956-02-17
Jet Plune lends on
Alexander Hamilton
RunwoY First Time

Today for the first time in
the history of the Island, a
jet plane landed at the Alex
ander Hamilton Airport and
after testing the runway, took
off again, as graceful as a bird.
Landing of the Jet was a
surprise to everyone in the
area. It rolled up the runway,
turned around and went to
the extreme end of the run
way, took off leaving more a
, 1956-02-17
Professional League
to Present Special
Broadcast over VISTA

The professional League Of
New York will present a spe-
cial broadcast of THE Holiday
Hour Story" over radio sta
ton VISTA on Sunday, Feb
ruary 10 at 100 pm.
Rufus vanderpool, head Of
the organization is now in St.
Thomas on vacation. He plans
to visit St. Croix next week,
arriving here on Monday to
remain until Wednesday.
, 1956-02-17

Chamber of Commerce receiv-
ed word that an L. S. T. was
also expected to call.
, 1956-02-17
Son Of Liberiun Chief
Departs for Home
After Visit Here

After Visit Here
Roland Payne, son of a
chieftian of the Kpelle tribe
Of Liberia, West Africa, visit
ed the Island last week as a
guest of Miss Pauline Ziegler,
R.N., director of the Queen
Louise Home, Lutheran Or
phanage in Frederiksted.
Mr.. Payne, a student from
the Kansas Medical School in
Lawrence, Kansas is return
ing to his country for a year
Of practical laboratory work
before completing his medi-
cal studies. He became ac-
quainted with Miss Ziegler
while she was working as a
nurse in the Belafani Hospital
in the interior of Liberia She
has long encouraged and aid
ed him in his studies which
include a Masters degree in
English literature.
On the occasion of his visit
he spoke to several audiences
in the Lutheran churches on
the island who were duly i'm
pressed with his Christian con
viction & intellectual achieve
ments. He is the only Chris
tan in his family, the first
Lutheran doctor that Liberia
will have, and one of the first
ten of his country to study
medicine. He has had to over
come innumerable obstacles to
pursue his goal in administer
ing to the ephysical ills Of his
countrymen.
He was pleased to see tropi-
cal vegetation for the first
time since he left Liberia
seven years ago.
, 1956-02-17
Novel Ships Go to
Fsted in Sudden Shift:
LIST Expected Also

All four Naval vessels that
were scheduled to enter Chris
tiansted Harbor went to Fred
eriksted instead as the result
of a sudden shift in plans.
John Colby, manager of the
, 1956-02-17
thousand feet unused

No one seemed to have had
any information in this con-
nection.
, 1956-02-17
Sadun Crushes Into D. Victor Bornn writes
Flombouvant Tree at That q V~dcuncy
Morning. Star Exists in Curib. Comm.

A Ford sedan, owned and D. Victor Bornn of St. Tho
driven by Manfred Berkeley, mas has written to the AVIS
crashed headon into a flam- in connection with a vacancy
bouyant tree at the entrance that exists in the Central Sc
to Morning Star Night Club c~retariat of the Caribbean
during the early hours Of this Commission for a Statistician
morning. Mr. Rornr hos oon oo,os
With Berkeley were six pas ed to advise the Secretary Ger
sengeis; they were: Stanford eral Of any possible candi
Anderson, Morton Issaroon, dates for the position in the
Wilfred Parson, Clement Isa- Virgin Islands.
~ az Anleo 0eA9o The following is the infor
Berkeley suffered cut under nation: THE position pays
his lower lip; Parson sustained a salary ranging from $4,000
abrasion of the left forearm, to $4,000 U. S. per annum. En-
but it required no stitches and trance at higher point in the
Anderson suffered cuts over salary scale than the mini
his right eye and about his mum will depend upon the
face. The attending physician qualifications and experience
thought that his condition re- of the candidate. Applicants
quired an X-ray but Ander- should have a working know
son left the hospital. ledge Of English and French
, 1956-02-17

should have a working know
ledge Of English and French
with fluency in at least one Of
these and should be familiar
with modern standard sys-
TENS in use in coordination
of International Statistics.
The qualification require
ments include University De
gree n Economics and Stats
tics or advanced graduate
work in an academic institu-
ton of good standing and some
practical experience in the
field Of Economics Research
Applications must reach the
Secretary General before the
31st of March. Anyone inter
ested may obtain further in
formation from Mr.. Bornn at
P. o. Box TT, St. Thomas OF
the Commissioners U. S. Sec
ton, Caribbean Commission.
, 1956-02-17
President Of Aldbumu
University Appeals to
Students ut Convocd.

PRESIDENT Oliver Carmi-
chael addressed 5000 students
at a convocation yesterday in
connection with the recent
riots as a result of the adrnis-
sion of a colored student to
University by court order.
The students listened in ST.
lence and then burst into APP
plause when he was finished.
President Carmichael asked
the students to support and
MAINTAIN order if Miss Lucy
Autherine returns to the cam
pus and thus remove the
cloud which in the minds of
many now hangs over "our be-
loved alma mater.
The issue now before the
University is not segregation
VS. indignation but law aand or
der VS. anarchy, he said. Con-
he said, if we play
our part courageously and
show to all the world that re-
cent events do not represent
the true University of Alaba-
ma, we may retrieve our
place in the esteem
of all"
Despite criticisms he main
tanned that Miss Lucy was
suspended to protect her life
and that of others.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
CLASSIFIED

ROOM AND BOARD for 1 or
2 persons. Private bath. Ex-
cellent kosher meals, sunny
room, pleasant surroundings.
On bus line. 2733 E. 9th.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
Reception For
Staffer Of
Hebrew Univ.

When a staff member of He.
brew University comes or
passes thru Tucson it serves
as an occasion for the Ameri.
can Friends of Hebrew Uni
verSity to gather together.
And such an event will be held
on Tuesday evening at 8:15
pm. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Danziger when
Professor Alexander Dushkin,
dean of the undergraduate
school at Hebrew University
will speak to the group. 1t will
be followed by a reception in
his honor.
Prof. Dushkin accompanies
his wife to Tucson. She will
be principal speaker at the
Hadassah donor luncheon on
Monday. DR.. Leonard Weiner,
local president, describes Prof.
Dushkin as a brilliant speak
er. He has been on the staff
at Hebrew U. since 1949.
American Friends of He.
brew University is an organi.
zation dedicated to the sup.
port of the University and its
functions. To the Tuesday
meeting are being invited the
members and interested per-
sons. However, should others
be interested in attending,
they are asked to contact DR..
Weiner in advance.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
Schedule OF
New Center
Glasses Told

Samuel Fain will conduct a
course in music appreciation
at the Center beginning Mon
day evening at 8 pm. Purpose
is to heighten the enjoyment
and understanding of music.
Such aspects as rhythm, melo-
dy, harmony form and instru-
ments will be discussed and
illustrated with exampl e S
taken fr m m a j or works.
There will be no C h a r G e for
Center members except for
the ST. registration fee. Non
members are assessed $40. for
10 weeks course.
Professor of music at the
University and former direc-
tor of the Tucson Symphony,
Mr.. Fain is eminently quail
fled to conduct such a course
says Mrs. Harry Gorodess,
Center cultural chairman.
Schedule change has been
made and hereafter the be-
ginners and advanced bridge
classes will be held Thursday
afternoons instead of Wednes-
day evening. The former held
from 2 to 3 pm. and the lat
ter from 3 to 4. Registrations
are still being accepted. Mrs.
Virginia Clements is instruc-
tor.
Center is now affiliated
with the A m a e u r Athletic
Union (AAU) and all games
and athletic activities will con-
form to the standards of the
AAU. A number of statewide
competitive swimming meets
are expected to be held at the
Schlanger pool. Center repre-
sentatives to the AAU are Abe
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03

URSE e - undergraduate.
Available by day, week or
month. References. Phone
2-9473,
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
On Thompson's
Furniture Sfuff

Joining Charles and Louise
Thompson on the sales staff
for T h mps Furniture
Fashions, 2229 E. Broadway is
Charlotte Rotty. She is an in
terror decorator and for many
years was with Plache in ST..
Louis, prominent decorators.
A number of years ago to
make a profession out of a
hobby. She studied color appli-
cation, composition and form
in New York.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03

Chanin, Milton Frank, Nathan
Perlman.
Ground improvements
Due to the heavy traffic in
front of the Center building a
driveway is being paved and
lights installed. Bids were also
simultaneously sought on the
erection of the basketball
court and shuttle board court
in the area to be known as
the Irving Styer Memorial
Playground. Ora S sin g the
area around the pool is also
calle d for. These improve
ments will be made within the
next two months.
Prepare Plaque
A plaque commemoratlng
those donors who contributed
$1,000 and more to the Center
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03

building fund will be erected
in June. Names of founders to
be inscribed on the plaque
will remain open until June
1st. Persons desiring to make
founders gifts are a S k e d to
contact Morris Shanhouse i'm
mediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

Mr.. BOILING AIR FORCE BASE
3-bedrm. semidet.. full bsmt.. fenced
back yard; VA appraisal. Sl3.25O:
will take SIl,500; easy terms
leaving city: no agents: days. 10
$4,000. Ext. 43ll: wk ends and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23
HOUSES WANTED 70. RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WILL HELP FINANCE pulp wood oil
food process plant on my AAAA
No. Car. site. long rail, river front
NO. 7-77f3 or Box 370-0 Star
GROCERY. nearby Arlington. 1854
gross sales. $4,000; same, owner,
and yrs sst femp Ss, Ds IS s Jock T s1SSs
sre ea0's With s YEoSsss Really Gt I gG
S-2l00: IA 7-I243. ga
GROCERY STORE with iarge liyins
auarters; sale includes 2-story
brick BLDG. on corner lot located
in nearby Va: well established;
ABC license Priced reasonable
with terms For further intorma,
REALTY. IA. $4,000; IA. 7-ls43.
ROADSIDE DINERS. stainless steel,
new and of most modern design
Of all-steel construction, being Of
fered for immediate delivery;
financed. Real estate and Ior sales
agents invited. Box 72-G Star
ATTENTION OWNERS OF GRO.
Gerry STORES. lauof and 0rul
stores. restaurants, ,tayerns anc
lunch counters: An kinds OF wood
work, refrigeration and equip foI
. top deal. Contact HE. 4-76ss;
RESTAURANT. luneheonette style;
soda fountain; air cond., GOOD Ga.
Sundays; does over 500 wk; very
low overhead: can be handled with
$500 cash down. W. Z. THRIFT
q .E sxelSSs1iyr.s; l4ll Pa, ave. r. nv"
INTERRSTED in contracting person
with capital to discount notes at q
reas. per cent. executed by home
owners OF approved credit. payable
IN monthly instaliments; notes from
SIS to $500. Box 4o7-D, star
FLOWER STORE, fully equipped
Central location. Good progressive
business with expanding posSibili-
ties. Excellent opportunity for per
son-retired status. Price $4,000 less
10 per cent for cash. Fixtures
value m more than total prieso Phone
BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE. $500
after Z pm, 10. 2-7os6. -a5.
SEC'Y. SERVICE. part or full In.
terest. Exclus. service in excel
dntn. air-cond, bldg. well equipped
once. Boy 42l-D. Star .3'
FINE CORNER MARKET. $1,000
AcEAlN CASH S9iCA. N1supV STOCK
eomDl' $4,000, OWNER Ju. 6-Il6s
APPLIANCE STORE. downtown 10.
cation. doing $4,000 month. Part
ners disagree. must sell. No. cash
needed. Box 307-D. Star, go
MOTELS FOR SALE - Advice and
consultation by exclusive fuH-time
motel broker and travel specialist
onering recommendation on best
buys In motels and sites. JOE H
THOMPSON. gag Woodward Bldg.
EN-. 3-122O.
RESTAURANT fully equipped: for
sale or lease Immediately. See
OWNER ct 4006 33rd St. Mt. Rain
Ter. Nd, rs
GROCERY. good location. GOOD bus
go
EQUITY in exchange once avatla BILE
to right party: substantial admin
tstration position open. DI. 7.l86a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23
APARTMENTs WANTED

COUPLE No children, no pets. de-
sire one or tWo-bedroom apt. or
house acceptable location. Not over
SIZES monthly rental, State loea-
ton. DESCRIPTION, rent u reply
NEED FURN and unfuTn. apis. in
d C. Let MANDEL bring you the
tenant. Feas. fee. AID. 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE HGTs.. MD. Mr;. trsnsp. ,
a., 3 rms. bath End d. Pull bsmt.,
a. H. sEIb SeSaHs NFnafs Re Rsal RSS
WA, 7-1010 or IA. 2-3S62. Pa
DISTRICT HEIGHTs-very desira-
BILE brick house on lot 10OxI4O;
~. rm. with nrepl.. din. rm.. kit,
den. or bedrm. and bath on LIST
mr.; bedrms, and bath End nr. ;
full osmt with rec. rm; and u
heat: sss.e5o. VIII hold md trust.
Phone 10. $4,000. T. d. BURGESS
EAST PINES, MD. (close to pkwy.j
-la-story Cape Cod: 5 rms :.
bath 1st A.: bedrms. End d.
Fenced lot; gaIage. Price $lO.750,
A. II 81, so55InpENSPINHEa5s,, o Rsaitor,
IHILLWOOD MANOR-4-bedrm.. det.
brick, only $14.600; newly deco
rae rsaed; IL l1st II mi. north Of 2; e;
shopping end fransp. BiEsest bar.
5-S355. MARsHALL j. WAPLE CO,
l2a4 18th st. NV. AID. 4-2O05.
LANGLEY PARK. S13,65n-Today's
best buy. .GI approved. Modern g.
bedrm. brick rambler. Firepl.. storm
4.s400. HUGH r. PECK. ga
LEWISDALE--cape Cod, 3 bedrms. =.
iiv. rn., din. rm. and kit. 18th bed
I'm. r11Ehed In; full bsmt. CT.
only $500 down. Call HE. 4-64OO
I'll 2. HUGH 7. PECK.
LEW1SDALE--Attra English cot.
|. tage. 4 bedrms... 2 baths. full bsmt.
fireplace. den. tiled bsmt. Oh ap-
proved, owner transferred HA. 2
725S COHEE REALTY CO.. AP
SUlTLAND--New brick rambler On
lot 6uxl90; 3 bedfms.. full bsmt..
eolored cabinets, sewer and city
water; only S16,p5O. y blk. to bus.
Phone 10. $4,000. T. d. BURGESS
CAPE COD. garage and brsezeway:
3 bedrms., 2 baths. Nv. rm. with
nrepl.. din. I'm. full bsnt. No
agents AP. 7-7430. LA
iOl2 NICHOLSON ST.. west Hyatts-
vile Md.--Owner MOVING. wants
TO sell. 3 bedrms., separate dining
I'm. Brick. Gas h.-v. heat. New
aluminium storm Windows. For apt,
call Mr.. Carter, HE. 4-367o, MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th
at n ~ An 1-000S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-NA.

ALEX, AREA-3 bedrms.. full bsnt.,
2 full baths. fenced yard, 1L6 acre,
Diet Option on swim membership.
BY OWNER; $4,000. so. S-737e.
ALEX. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS new 2
4 bedrms.. brick. trepl:, patio and
e ts5f'' 6 Roses Coz; v lot. gn ns SlS.-
Arlington. NoRTH-spotisss 4;
lot, 1890 living rm., huge kitchen.
So sn G al or FLA. A cRowu Is 4
Co. NC. ia. 6-07o7,
FALLS CHURCH AREA--3-bedroom
brick rambler with full daylight
basement, Sl7,950. J-W REALTY
wGs Ssii AZ Sdls's SIDE OF SEVEN
brick rambler with recreation room
10 full basement. S21,5O0. J-W
REALTY CO.. IA. s-ls7s.
u ACRE. 3-bedroom brick land frame
rambler: $1,000 down. SIS, $50
J;W REALTY co. IA, s-1s7s.
split level, artistically designed in
brick and timber; Panoramic liy;
leading 10 Handicapped N-aere gar
den; 3 luxurious bedrms., . baths.
prepared FOR sr eS bath h HUGE built.
In Earase Price cut to the bone At
ESTATE SERVICE. INC. 47es Lee
hwy. ION Glebel. "a
OLD NEW ENGLAND--In modern
dress. OF solid brick construction.
built TO last 100 years. Outstand-
ing liv. rm.. party-size dining rm..
delightful sunshine kit. huge bed
rm aid y bath down. Upstairs
are Q masnifleent bedrms. and full
tiled bath. Huge finished rec. rm.
with additional full bath and extra
fireplace. Big detached garage. For
further details. call IA. 10000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
1853 Lee hwy. ION 0lebel. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23
HOUSES 10, SALE. Mp. Gent. J

WOODsIDG FOREST, Silver Spring
above Seminary rd-Charming
brick rambler with living rm.. sep
arate dining rm.. kitchen. bed
rms, knotty-pine den or Ord bed
rm., bath: gas heat; garage. Lot
~ #. wide. Ewes. EN-. 2-2sI4.
!. Z. oRAVATTE, Realtor. ma. g.
sl3's50-l,a baths and three
kit; fun bsmt.; fenced yard with
trees; very easy terms GRAHAM
a. CO. ~, 1850. Q til q.
St%5 DN.--Vacant 3-bedrm. Co.
lontal famiiy-size din. rm.. equipped
kit. full bsmt with rec. rm.. semi
ehlal schools. MODERN REALTY
| 10. 1850 or 10. 5-sS03. "a
1.BEDROOM CAPE COD-ExceIieni
condition, close-in location; near
bus; lots OF extras; tile bath
storm windows. refrigerator. stove
ian; easy terms; price only Sl2,.
5on JAMES c. CoHLEY. AP. z.
COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
al brick custom rambler. On oYel
2:Acre Of level land; 3 bedrms
side porch, garage. full bsmt.. IA.
PIE space KIT. Only S19.950, A. j
kESSNGER & CO. Ju. D-4544.
COTTAGE WITH GARAGE-Tabl,
space IN kitchen. separate din. rni',
porch, hotawater heat, storm win.
aovs. refrigerator. stove: easy
ts1ms price. $1,000. JAMES C.
/ CONLEY. .AP 7-6292.
NON-GT OR CT. $3.50 down ana sst
mo. hcys 3-bedrm. home In popular
| Rockerest. Vacant. No red tape.
IN, MR. FRANK. Lo. 5-S775. "a
an-hriek rambler with 3 bedrms,
| bath IN rec. rm. in full bsmt.
screened porch. Only $14,106. A.
J, KEsSINGER A. co. JU. a-4544.
OWNER WANTS QUICK sALE-AlI-
| brick. la-bath Colonial, with q
CHEEKY bedrms.. sep. din. nm full
bsmt. LarTe lot on-street parkins Ing
from alley at rear. Near Parkside
School and Sligo Park. CT financ-
Ing avail A. J. KIsSINGRR q co,
SsS0 DN.-c-bedrooni bungalow;
equipped kit. full bsnit.: conv. to
schools and transp. Payments Ike
tent - MoDERN Realty CO. 10.
FINE BRICK HOUSE on Philnoe,.
phia ave. between Ga. ave. and
! Pinev Branch I'd. in Takoma Park
Mice lot with trees, 3 hedrms.
| baths. den. powder room. screened
! porch, LIST floor. Good sized rms.
! New LIST trust, x14.500. Priced
under $50. 900. Call Mr.. Ransom
! ST. $1,000 or EN-. 2-Ga22. Ex-
elusive. JAMES L. DIXON A. CO.
! --25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23
BETHESDA RAMBLER

NlN,OUb
Cute as little red shoes and
in perfect condition inside
and out. 3 twin-sized hedrms.
and bath, storage attic, sepa-
rate dining rm., fireplace in
living rm.. kitchen with many
cabinets and diahwasher. Lge.
level lot, with nice paintings,
and located in close-in area
OF other comparable homes.
w b. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000.
'til y.
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IL THE EVENING STAR
APIS. UNFURhlsHED-VA.

ARLINGTON ] bedrm. newly decor
eted. conveniently located between
2 cuisines and . shopping renters,
5 blks; from Esy sridse Lovely
XIV lsit e. On ~ OAK Rus to T hoo n 18th
I'd IA. S-li33 80
Washinston a. IL shoppina ctr /:
no uriis incl Phone EN-. 3-5d7S
days EN- a-a.0s ewes -,3n
Arlington. 1910 \; COURTHOUSE
redec. enc. and bedrm.. from $50
up. Free parking lot. NO. 1-7h92,
J. GIBBONS KoLB. Oh. %-o29o
ARL.-Iu-n. bacnelor apt: $40.
incl. utiIs! 1909 n Pierce ST. Msr"
AHEx@i.bedrm. apt. . blks. o. 8.
3 / and Mt. Vernon blvd. 9ll Green
FALLS CHU8CH-a bedrms.: eompl,
furn., all utils; use of garden: list
a.; mr.. bus: 500, JE. 2-l260;,
ARL., CHERRYDALE. s023 N. Oak:
land st.--3 rms. pvt. entr. and
bath; heat incl; s65, IA. s-6s39
ALExAHDRIA-Two e-bedroom apis.
LIST and End q; lmmed. occupancy
v 81. s1 s- asT' BLpc-,.Oed2m.
apts., sos and 500 80. Close to bus:
seSooIs. Available Immediately.
Laundry and forage facilities To
Inspect. call Mr. France. XII g.
43S3 WALKER & DUNLOP. INC
$50 N: Monroe st. Arlington, Va.
0. ARL.-I bedroom apt; 10 minis.
70 Pentagon: on Columbia pike.
Call ia. 7-203S. 20"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

In the heart Of beautiful Chevy
Chase; we offer this gracious. wide
center-hall white brick Colonial on
level lot OF about 10000 SO. It. Nice
trees: flowers and shrubs. GAIT, liy-
kitchen with dishwasher and dis.
posal. powder room on LIST floor. 3
really twin-siye bedrooms = tile
baths on 2nd floor. permanent
stairs IN finished heated 3rd floor:
large screened porch. Gear at
tached garage Priced ct S29. 500.
Call WO $4,000 I'll q pm.
EDW II JONES " CO. INC.
Chevy Chase. D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23

SILVER SPRING. near Coiesvilie I'd
and Franklin aye.--Loyely 2-story
Oct. brick Colonial. Powder rm.. Nv
rm., sep. din. rm., kit. side porch
3 bedrms.. bath. End Or. Lee. dry.
bSmt. with layatory. Level lot
5oxl SO. For sppt. TO see cali Mr..
JAMES L. DIXON q Co
81. $1,000 JU. S-l512