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ment inspection. No doubt was le1t
in anybody's mind: Israel was on
the side of the West. But
That was a very Sizable but. l."
Having placed itself firmly on the
side of the West, having dressed
down the Soviet Union for: rocket
rafting" and for efforts at "nu-
clear intimidation" Israel spoke
words aimed as much at the Uni
ted States as against any other
power.
Eban pointed out that, no sooner
had the Geneva Conference for the
Peaceful Use of Atomic Energy
ended in August of 1865, than a
flood of new arms of an offensive
nature, hitherto unknown in our
region, began to inundate the Mid
die East" The result has been "a
deadly spiral of competitive rearm-
ament."
More than any other single fac
tor, it has been this rearmament
of the Middle East that has height
ened the Middle East tensions. Now
Eban was speaking not only OF
Russia-but of "the Great Powers,
meaning you-know-whom among
these.
THE GREAT Powers, the Israeli
noted. sent their surplus weapons
into the areas of tension for the
sake of winning a counteracting
political influence" This method
has become IAN accepted feature"
of the competition between the
powers fighting the cold war.
You speak of disarmament, Eban
told the powers, but the creation,
first of imbalance and then OF a
spiralling arms race in tense re-
gions, negates the very spirit oi
disarmament.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
U.N. NEWSLETTER
Ebon Rops Arms Bui|dup.
Asks Regional Approach

HE DIRECTED his criticism at
all of the big powers when he sta
ted: "It is pathetic to contract the
resources expended by Middle East
ern states, and by foreign powers
on an arms race, in comparison
with the meager resources aVaila-
BILE for economic and social pro-
gress."
Eban reminded the Assembly
that a year ago he had asked in
the disarmament debate that a
beginning be made toward world
disarmament by trying to reach an
accord on this vital issue on a re-
gional basis, starting in the Middle
East. 1--WE still hold" the Israel
said, "that this proposal merits
earnest consideration and scru-
tiny"
AS USUAL, the delegates listened
to Eban with great attention, and
some even applauded him vigor-
ously when he had finished. But
there was no indication that the
taking Eban's proposal for regional
West-let alone the EaSt-was TAX
ing Eban's proposal for regional
armament control seriously. Presi-
dent Eisenhower report to Con-
gress, about Washington $51 mil
lion arms gifts to Israel's enemies,
was filed on the very day the Is
rael diplomat was asking for a
stoppage of the arms race in the
Middle East.
Israel" Eban said, strongly
appeals for an end to this practice
(of re-arming the Middle EasD by
all concerned"
To whom it may concern-please
note.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Church Members
viii Be Guests
For SYMPOSIUM

Temple Beth Israel Mems Club
will host members of the North
Congregational Church and their
wives at a panel symposium on 'Is
There a Conflict between Psychia-
try and Religion?" at 8 pm. Nov.
20 at the temple auditorium.
Panel members will include DR..
Otto L. Bendheim, psychiatrist; the
the Rev. Culver Nelson of North
Congregational Church; DR.. Thorn
as w. Sugars, mental hygiene chief
at the Veterans Administration
Hospital, and Rabbi Albert Plotkin
of Tempe Beth Israel.
A question and answer period
will follow the symposium. After
the program, refreshments will be
served at a social hour. There will
be no admission charge.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08

list DR.. Henry A. Siega1, and Mrs.
Lydia G.. Thalheimer, viola player.
LORIN THALHEIMER is BAN
quet chairman and Irving j.
Abrams and Joseph H. Cohen, CO.
chairmen. Cohen is vice-president
of the Zionist Organization of Am
erica's Western region.
Committee members include Ben
Borden, Leon Francis, Isadore Les
ensky. E. B. Sode, Mrs. Joseph H.
Cohen, Harry Hornstein, Matthew
J. Ritchie, julius Morrison, Joseph
Getzov, Peter Davidson, Eric Dus-
kin, and Bernard Duskin. Tickets
are available from committee
members.
The banquet is the major Zionist
fund raising project in Phoenix.
It's proceeds are earmarked for
Kfar Silver, an American agricul-
tural school in Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Henry Weiss
Elected By
Beth Hebrew

Harry ]. Weiss has been elected
president of Beth Hebrew Congre-
cation. Other new officers are Max
Schlissel, William Levinson, and
John Levy, vice presidents; Ed
ward Dacks, financial secretary;
Max Jacobson, treasurer; and Jake
Lagman and Rudolph Cohen, gab-
bis.
Elected to the board of directors
were Fred Loewy, Sam Block, Is
rael Frank, and Dave Goldberg,
three-year terms; Jess Schwartz.
Harry Steinshnider, Boris Wasilev-
itsky, and David Kalish, two-year,
and Jerry Abrams, Harry Ginis,
Fred Greenberg, Sam Stockfish,
and Max Zeidman, one-year.
Voted honorary titles were Rabbi
A.. L. Krohn, president emeritus;
Rubin Jaffe, honorary secretary,
and Jacobson, honorary chairman
of the board.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Ar;xona sta tie Library
Capitol Bldg.
Phoenix, Ariz'
ISRAEL MINISTER
LURES
OF NEUTRALISM

JERUSALEM (JTA)-Peace between Israel and the
Arab states is possible only through direct negotiations
with Israel as s and there will be settlement in the
Middle East of matters concerning Israel except with
participation and consent Mrs Goda Meir srael's
foreign minister, declared in the Knesset.
Mrs. Meirs statement reply reports that
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan had proposed to Presi-
dent Eisenhower Middle East policy which would have
pressed Israel to permit border adjustments and ac-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Meet Press
Forum Slated

A panel of journalists will meet
Hirsh Kaplan, executive director OF
the Phoenix Jewish Community
Council, as the feature of an S:15
pm. Hadassah chapter meeting
Nov. 10 at Beth FL Auditorium.
Kaplan will be interrogated on
his findings and impressions from
a recent tour of Europe and Israel.
The panel will include author Jo-
seph Stocker; Mrs. Jack Metz,
Phoenix Jewish News columniSt,
and Burt Freireich, Phoenix Ga
Zette sports writer.
Mrs. Sidney Pickelner, program
chairman of the month, viii be
moderator.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Brondeis Women
Set AnnuuI Tea

The National Women's Commit
tee for Brandeis University will
hold its annual Brandeis tea at 1:3C
pm. Nov. 10 at the Arizona Bilt-
more Hotel, with James ]. Dris-
coll, the university's director of ad-
missions, to present the principal
address.
Mrs. Dorothy Pickelner, program
chairman, will preside at the meet
ing. Mrs. Mollie Turken is tea
chairman.
Mrs. Eleanor Spector, charter
member of the Phoenix chapter,
has been appointed to the commit
tees national board.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Brief Filing Denied

WASHINGTON = The U. S. Su-
preme Court refused to let the Am
erican Jewish Congress and other
Jewish and non-Jewish groups file
a "friend of the court" brief in
support of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People. 1t gave no reason for the
denial. The NAACP is asking the
court to reverse a 100000 con-
tempt fine imposed by an Alabama
state court.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Arab Students Accused

CF1ICAGO-The US. government,
through partial subsidies given stu
dent exchange programs, and Arab
governments directly aid Arab stu
dents in this country to "dissemin-
ate propaganda hostile to American
policy and interests and favorable
to the Soviet Union," it was charg-
ed by Arnold Forster, B'nai Birth
Anti-Defamation League general
counsel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Blood Substitute

lists are developing a substitute for
human blood for emergency re-
placement of blood fluid losses in
human beings, it was reported by
DR.. Kalman K. Mann, head of the
Hadassah Medical Organization in
Israel. He said the blood substitute
has been used successfully on dogs
and is being tested on humans.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Rabbi TO Address
ReqionoI Meeting

Rabbi Carol Klein of Beth FL
Congregation will address the Uni
ted Synagogue of Americas West
ern Region, which opens a three
day conference this Friday at
Camp Ramah, Ojai, Calf, on THE
Concept of Education and its His
tory in Jewish Life.
He is one of our Western Region
rabbis invited to lecture.
Other Beth Ell representatives at
the conclave will be Mrs. Klein,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 1. Schubert,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Dreiseszun,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Tocker.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
BETH ISRAEL YOUTH
SLATEHARVEST BALL

Temple Beth IsraePs Youth
Group will sponsor it's second an
nual Harvest Ball Nov. 16 in the
temple auditorium, with profess
sional entertainment and refresh
ments planned, Tickets, per couple,
are priced at $1.50.
Proceeds will go to finance an
all-youth conclave during Thanks
giving holidays at which the Youth
Group will host teenagers from
Tucson and FL Paso.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
B'noi Birth Women
Sponsors Benefit
PIoy Performance

Phoenix B'nai Birth Women
Chapter 546 will sponsor a benefit
performance of Witness for the
Prosecution" at the Phoenix Little
Theater Nov. IS.
Portraying leading roles will be
Elfrieda Silver, Cy Clark, Barry
Myers, and Charles Corbizez.
Tickets, at $1.75 each, must be
reserved by this Saturday through
Mrs. Reva Myers, WI 3-921S, or
Mrs. Dorothy Feingold, CIR 4-4S15.
The chapter was scheduled to
hold a card party Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Ruth Raden, 30
w. Bethany Home Rd.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Hanukah Workshop

Hanukah ideas will be presented
and demonstrated by Mrs. Bess
Feldstein and Mrs. Irving Brohner
at a Hanukah workshop to be held
at 8:15 pm. Nov. 20 by Hadassah
Young Marrieds at Samuel Com
pers Memorial Clinic, 7211 N. Sew
enth st.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Tucson To Host
HMeI ConcIove

Hillel groups from Arizona State
at Tempe and University of Arizona
will hold a three-day conclave at
Tucson starting this Friday. Sched-
uled is a program of lunches,
brunches, socials, and workshops.
The Arizona State unit held So
cial Sunday at the Phoenix Jewish
Community Center.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
S+rudeI Spree Sunday

Phoenix B'nai Birth Girls will
hold their annual Strudel Spree at
8 pm. Sunday at the Crestmore
Club, 335 w. Maryland. Dancing,
refreshments, and a prize for the
member who makes the best Jew
ish pastry are on the agenda. The
spree is open to members and
their dates only.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Discrimination Report

CHICAGO-New charges that the
Soviet Union is waging an organiz-
ed campaign of discrimination
against 100000 Jews within its
borders were filed in a report re-
leased at a meeting of the Ameri-
can Jewish Committees national
executive committee.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
ADJ Reqion Meet

The Anti-Defamation Leagues
Pacific Southwest Regional Advis-
ory Board will hold its ninth an
ual dinner meeting Dec. 8 at the
Beverly Hills Hotel, Beverly Hills,
Calf. Novelist Louis cara will be
guest speaker.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08

work on C l v / /
rights. He is a
member of the
e xe cutive COM
mittee of the Rab-
binical Council of
America.
Entertai m ent
at the banquet
will be provided
by a string quar-
tet comprised of
violinists Ma X
Mandell and Sey-
nn0lIrT ,andau GEL
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Flu Strikes Israel

JERUSALEM = With more than
100000 Israelis stricken by an
Asia influenza epidemic, health au-
thorities warned that a second,
heavier wave of flu may be ex-
pected. Five fatalities have been
attributed to Asian flu.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
isolation Raped

BOSTON-The American Jewish
Congress adopted resolutions criti-
cizing the Eisenhower Administra-
ton for "capitulating to isolation
ist sentiments" by failing to cham
pion human rights and Withholding
ratification of the United Nations
treaty on outlawing genocide.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Adult Education

Beth Hebrew Congregation men,
bers and friends are invited to
participate in the Rabbi Elozor
Weiss adult education class at 8
pm. each Wednesday at the Syna-
gogue. The inaugural session was
held this week.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Israel Admits Arabs

JERUSALEM - Two hundred
Arabs, most of them from Jordan
and Lebanon, have settled in Israel
in the past year. Most were admit
ted under the family repatriation
plan of the government which ad-
mits Arabs to rejoin their families.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Orthopedic Clinic

DR.. Sam Schwartz, new Phoen-
ician, has purchased lot at 4300
N. 10Th Ave. as site for an ortho-
pedic clinic. DR.. Schwartz resides
at 316 w. Kaler Drive.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Firm Policy Asked

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., wo-
mems Zionist organization, called
upon the American government
and Congress to adopt a firm pol
icy" in the Middle East and secure
international support in guarantee
ing that region against Communist
aggression. The convention re-elect-
ed DR.. Miriam K. Freund as ma
tional president.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
J.T.A. NEWS
IN
BRIEF
Ben wi Reelected

JERUSALEM = ISrael'S parlia-
ment reelected Itzhak Ben Xvi, 70,
for a second term as president. He
was sole candidate since the with
drawal from the race of DR.. Jo-
seph Rivlin.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
Fund Lack Cited

TEL AVIV-Warnings that lack
of funds imperil Israels accept
ance and absorption of immigrants
were voiced here by DR.. Nahum
Goldman, Jewish Agency presi-
dent, and Israel Finance Minister
Levi EShkol.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-11-08
ANNUAL DINNER-DANCE
TO FINANCE PROJECTS
photo by Bob Markow)

The Thunderbirds of the Southwests top rated
will provide music for Temple Beth Israel
Sisterhoods annual Starlight DnnerDance Nov. II in
Hotel Westward Hos Thunderbird Room.
Dinner will follow pm. cocktail hour Tickets at
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KENsINGTON-Ideal for beauty
parIor or many types OF business.
About 20x40 It,. aforementioned;
500 per mo. Mr.. Thompson. JU
g-2552 or ia. 9-01R3. MARSTEL-
LER REAL ESTATE.
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Kane Warehouse Co.

Complete warehousing service ano
once space for distributors ano
brokers. interim or long term; Sth
and Franklin ne, AID. 2-2SS3.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN
Spectators Attention

REDUCED 10 Sb,b5N
sandy beach: attractive modern
bungalow; lge. liv. rm.. open firepl.,
2 oedrms.. bath. electric kit. At.
tractively furnished all-year home.
owner has left town
We have several attractive wat
erfront properties at bargain
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WATERFRONT COTTAGE, near
Leonardt0wn, Md Sleeps 9 pri-
vete pier, boat. $50 wk. OIL. %
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VEsTMlnI nEop Tor SALT OFFIOEs sITDIOs Tor RENT
lcoNIlNuEDl

ZONE C-2, next to Bladensburg
Fire House. on Edmonston I'd .
Up. O. Coz. Priced to sell. ST. 900:
terms arranged. HE. 4-35OO; ewes,
HA. 2-S291. w. W. LEWIS.
COMMERCIAL = 10000 So. IT.. !;
I'd. at 50th ave; at So IT.
Thompson Co. Realtor Signs
On Property
JU. $4,000
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LOTS LOTS LOTS
FRANKLIN MANOR

We have secured exclusive aFefl-
cy on about 200 lots in Franklin
price on the lots in this hish-ciass
subdivision; small cash payment.
Make your selection early before
we start campaign TO sell these
lots Watch for our opening ad
Dir: Go to Deale and turn left
about / mi. to Franklin Manor sign.
turn right at the hotel, see NJ. c,
Scott, the representative, the first
49, p Az OnI1AH
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AL IN Y cHAs LSSINp B HONE

COLONIAL CottaRC all
convenlences large screened porch
and yard LII. i-oq0l
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HOUSES WANTED I0 BUY

OWNER. Montg County. 3-bedrm.
family will pay cash and assume
4te or 4 az lst trust Total SID :
600 TO $1,000 Box sci, Star.
roe CASH FOR YOUR HOME! -.
RIGGS REALTY RIA 1850 Ex
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HOUSES FOR Saliva.
$4,000 DOWN
FALLS CHURCH

brick split-level. 22-ft.
liy. rm, brick fireplace wall, sep.
; twin size bedrms.. "a baths;
wash. mach. 10 minis. to d. c.,
Pentagon. new CHA site: &23,750,
Assume laes GI.. approx. $4,000.
BY OWNER OR 3-alo2 2bs
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SILVER SPRING. siI7 Ga ave
Available Sept. 10. $3.50 mo. lease
S5O-su.-ft. entrance and show
window on Ga. and from free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-23

SMALL COTTAGE. on the bay.
week or week end all conyen-
fences. Apply MR. WESTER, Cliff
Hotel. Governor Run, Nd, or
OF. i-gb15.
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

NE, ARLINGTON
IN established residential area.
FL. $4,000. call IL to 4.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

NEAR COBB ISLAND, MD.-3-rm.
cottage, electricity. artesian we'll.
Lot, 75x100 #. LII. '1-657S. 2es
PRE-REVOLUTIONARY HOME re-
stored on broad salt water. with
nice sand beach and valuable
timber, price; S1s,250. g. B.
LORRAINE. Richmond Federal
bldg, Richmond 10, Va. Virginia
properties Seashore to mountains;
free booklet-"Virginia."
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
oUT.oF.ToWN REAL ESTATE

ARDEN. Ontario. Canada; 1873
acres. Ia mi. waterfront: excel.
beaches. faces . lakes; pvt. gravel
road "a mi. from hwy. Suitable for
pvt. home or for cottages and
cabins. electricity; 125 mi no.
Of WATERFOWL, N. Y: SIS mi. from
Wash, D. c.; $4,000 Terms. r.
LEE BARNES, Ala New Jersey
ave Sc Ii 3-ffQGg
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ATTENTION I

PHYSICIAN or DenClSC
Prominent loo. near Wilson High
School. Nebraska ave- ONCE space
en-. Cali PHILIP JOLLES, D1. =
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

$4,000 Cash available for equity
in ONCE building 18th and X
area preferred but will consider
other Furnish details. Box
274-L, Star.
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SMALL boat Owners. see ne
WATERFRONT COTTAGE. 81. elem.

NEW, MODERN brick home, sO-ft.
waterfront with pier, lot 200xS0
heating plant. plastered walls,
oak floors. Sl5.950. JOHN r.
HAFFORD. end Of 9th ST., Deale
Beach, Nd, University 7-3471.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-23

SMALL COTTAGE for rent at Hol-
6-s people, avail now co. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-23

ARL.. Lee hwy, location in Cherry
dale-Parking in rear. will rent
for z mos. or longer lease may
be ARRANGED IE o.124A
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

I2 900 TO 1900 SO. TT, imme-
date occupancy, in Arl. or Alex
area. Call IA. S-2l24. NEWTON
TRANSFER.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL SITE on RI and ?

INDUSTRIAL SITE on r. p. and p.
railroad, near Springfield Va, and
New Belt hwy For detailed in
formation. call MRS. BENIN at
68i6 Backlick I'd, Sprinefield'
Va. FL. 4-S6O0.
KENSINGTON. MD. = New bldgs
Gustriai: built for expansion, Ice
lots. Excel. terms, payts. same as
rent; Sls.750 ca. ~ 9-1649.
JU. 5-"5a1.
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SMALL FARMETTE
ALSO 6 ACRES
OLNEY, MD ACRES
NOTEBOOK ESTATES

Large. attractive, 3-bedrm. brick
ranch house: quiet, cool location,
some woods; all-modern G-E kit :;
Gear brick garage; sparkling cold
well water. Priced very low. I'M
mediate possession.
Dir: Out Georgia ave. opposite
Martins Dairy, take Emory Church
rd.. follow red sign. JOHN BUR-
DOFT. Call Evergreen 4-3s46. open
sat and Sun IL to 1,3O.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
PAST AND FUTURE
MEET HERE

Woods with prize winning 5-bedrm.
contemporary rancher, furn. to dec
orators envy. Has twin fireplace,
22xlO family kit. excel. indoor and
outdoor storage Furniture not in
eluded but ideas free. And elem.
and high schools walking distance
without crossing Q street $l7.050;
assume large Oh loan or use new
FHA terms.
Moncure Agency, JE. 2-2200
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sEASHoRE PROPERTY

APT. NOW AVAILABLE at reduced
rates FOR rest of the season. Call
AYRES REALTY CO., 1l6 Ocean
City, Nd.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-For sale;
charming 3-bedrm. rambler, COM
pletely furnished with front and
rear porches: a block from the
ocean, $4,000 Also ocean front
cottage for 80, 500. Week ends
call Del. Dickinson 1851. L. 7.
GRAVATTE, Realtor, Ma. S-0753.
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Something
Special

Contemporary split-level rancher on
a gentle bTeeZe-swept knoll with a
panoramic view Of surrounding
countryside Features luxuriously
carpeted living room with brick
fireplace wall. separate dining
room. completely-equipped kitchen,
3 big bedrooms, 2 elamorous ''Hol-
lywood" baths Basement has beau
tifully finished recreation room
with paneled walls and eolorful
tiled floor. Overwhelmingly beauti-
full lot that dehes description Just
s26.95o ON EASY TERMS. Make
YOUR appt early
CALL ia S-5200
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

LEASE, NE. SECT. DC. 900 II
or more; i-story bldg, drive-in
door; enclosed I'd. q, 80 siding
or add to existing bldgs. TO suit
tenant. HE 4-SS6S.
ROCKVILLE-Commereial frontage
with industrial rear along rail
road; will build to suit tenant:
10000 so. II. or more. d. Z.
YOUNKIN. 10. 4-SO22.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

PANELlZED HOME on your acre
40 1co- plans. hlueprints. S35
per set. Home package and cree
Ion * .Au1 up, Llmlted financing
available. UN. 4-g3ss.
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Look No More"
My Lady

We've found your dream home
on a beautiful wooded lot In the
city OF Falls Church. Here's an abb
bath brick rancher with that Blue
Ribobn Look" that denotes A WIN
NER. Entertaining sige living rm
with friendly woodworking hre-
place: formal dining rm., large
cheerful kitchen fully equipped i,
and in the basement you'll see
recreation rm. that is 'out OF this
world" Very reasonably priced at
$4,000. and q moderate down
payment will handle.
CALL IA. 7-52O0
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SAIL

STORE FOR SALE. 40x6O. in shop
ping area, ForeStville. Md; can
be used for anything in CT COM
mercial. RE. $3.50.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

1905 z ST. NV, 900 So. IT,,
with ? baths, air-cond.. heat furn
CO. 5-2427.
2?I7 QUE ST. N.W.-l2-b bedroom
house In beautiful section for rent
or sale. co. 5-2427.
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STORES FOR RENT

BETHESDA, MD.-lOO% location
adjacent to Woolworth and Wood
ward & Lothrop; store I7xll5 II.
with part basement. reasonable
rent. immed possession Consult
Mr.. Young, SHANNON a. LUCHs
Co, Realtors. 724 14th st. NV.
MA. S-2345.
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Air Conditioned
Split-Level

Perfectly immaculate brick-and'
frame contemporary beauty in Z
choice residential community. neal
Seven Corners, Features q delight.
full cathedral living room with
raised-hearth fireplace. large sep
arate dining room, tremendous
fully equipped kitchen. 3 BIC
BEDROOMS AND DEN Tor All
bedrmD. 2h de luxe baths. Fly.
ing bridge sundeek," attached car,
lot, The price Is lust s25.05
take over large CT loan with {
moderate down payment. Quicl
possession II desired.
CALL IA, 1-52OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-23
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

HOLLAND POINT-3-bedrm SEMI
detached bav-front cottage 3 mi.
north OF Chesapeake Beach. Avail
able from August "a at $50 q
week. Mrs Kavne, DE. 2-3020 or
Alpine 7-34a3 after z pm