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Evening star., 1947-03-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TOURIST CADINs and acreaae. 13 cabins. rs
II eompletsly furnished, asTease asd iasaa top oI
income in excess Of $3.50; unlimited op-
peetunity for progressive purchaser; $So,,I, 500,
e ssgs ss3gSsss si|sasf sasfos Is'q
rent only $3.50: (Two connect.ng II houses; usno,
Ys YeH years; ca S. income over $500 monthly; this
owner is retiring and will sell this, very
profitable rooming house for Or only .,S Ss'5Sxe' ~
SITsrxsaT SfSS xnyNa IEFRaES RAfaos snd NC Services
% s aoskv s1b66o Ms ne nen sSa
ssest aSsy nefaasa efPs n ssrxis sses
s kS6s I aS6I Il Ya2naa YsSfas itRe Rasc@ eenneetns tins
ssns Rssasss'}s ssig Msss a's esaI a
sSaS soms Tsst zs faEnsAes se eersa saossa enz
sss5. sssP so6sa ee11Rss sE'p PAos gFsoss e es 1iss
Hs.Rss'M e. ssshs Mas. sy. rs.2, nssz
fturnished; 5000 down. BALANCE terms.
quoted $3.50. Rooms only. expensiys far; 6ao
6Iwn 6tp5e e s e. aS5 IS snd ao1N SSp
INC, 1i29 Vermont ave.
ROOMS. Rent, s47:5o. Income Suoted
Eye SITS. NV; arranged into apts only;
& PASTOR INC, 1929 Vermont ave.
rent $50. Including 2,rooI apt and nc pT,
lease, Is 'A good fxsures, plenty material
Ys5STS YOUNG 70 & 'tP PASTOR ST ENC INC. ~
BRICK MFG, CO, NV; railroad sLiIps sidinps
making rDsf' machines drying racks, 5a mixer, 5e5
completely equipped. has about 20.0oo
brick in stock now and plenty en material; mat IA
sS5S ssS5ssrs youNd o1 se iP1 PAsfoR a1siS0Yi INC. ~ N
and fully equipped. on Rhode Island ave:
Long lease. good income, plenty ;1, stSc; st1Se;
sSss s. Snlg Eegss sgSs9C qs pAsfok fNe A
Ss sTos adss sy essp aseF:s :s5 sSe
T. ftesk 6S g5iess asvn to ss as5S e5iy
NEAR CONN. AND COL. RD.-16 rooms.
8 baths, rent, $50. Income quoted se24i;
gstated sSS, YoUaa SnlS ssoPaS Pasf6E SSKn ea sA
ton in Va. Approx. 10 miles from D; e
aas anotea ever Less % SP o NO. % se of
$4,000 stock. Cal Mr. Young, Elk. 2555,
| YOUNG g. PASTOR, INC.
o ROOMS, Ia baths near 18th and &c Col
Nicely furnished, always filled. a good buy
YOUNG L PASTOR. INC.
LIQUOR, wine, beer, tavern, on ana on
| sale, with cabins and rooms on highway
near Laurel, Md. Season Just opening;
unlimited possibilities; owners III ano
astures mass ss for sale Sse at 0h
YoHs sSss5 sD2FoFPA FAs4o fR 0i9sn's aR s55s m'
Biltmore; bS % arranged Into complete apts
Income quoted ss7S Hoo mo- aoyS Nice SsTf oa ax ans
2565, YOUNG & PASTOR, INC.
ATTENTION, FOLKS, here It is-Room.
h9sse R9s s palk Ia a. 0Ais Ia: ns
fsnced-in yard, metal garage, rooms nicely
QUICK qui ssirsa Possession. tsil Ex. 1855, YOUNG
& PASTOR, INC. 1920 Vermont ave. NV
EXCLUSIVE Conn. ave; guesthouse. 23
rooms, baths; rent, 1925; income ouoteo
$1,000 (room and board), very GOOD iurni-
ture: shows a good net prof1t. bargain
for sc; {Gn ;oo9G total s ;e9C Mo down. qNc can Elk
PC Rooms. baths; rent, ss5; income
quoted at S212 and apt. for owner; neal
terms. Elk. 2555 till 8 pm. YOUNG &
PASTOR, INC, 1929 Vermont ave.
RoOMING HOUSE, money. maker, c4
rooms, baths; rent, S135; income quoted
S1,100, rooms only; completely and nicely
furnished; owner quoted net of SoOt
ave-; as Sc, 900 down. Gail Ex. 2565, YOUNG
| q pAGT0R INC
Evening star., 1947-03-23

delivery ATLANTIC SALES CoEf, oW1o'
srosgovs Ssgsss gh1Sssef ssYr TsSs gaos
bfcacHE fd4 Ts Roftast sof sench M tTsme pr.
esily asE, sse. See Saturday and ssssassy YEA
os ss5 ' Ss bo09 oR 5ess Bs' 4sao FL 'Sns sss:
Ray!s BieYcIE, Il nih sifrs ae-n.. good cond. qE.
BicYCLE-Boys. Balloon tires. excellent
tires. tire . onas new dspartqre Brakes. ss5. 1867
$SS5 + 81: ss@SSs ss ,!2:;. ea sssssa
new 11 tlIss. plus Esa; spare: kR: ssS5. ,'s. @ss
SsisSiSSH sS;ss SSa:sI sSfs sso,t... s5
Disselg ~ Iscoaaiti9sRssda; @ md aluminium tenassrs'
SicYcLEs; soos @ sslsstiea .sse.rS%s Sc sas rsSH;
sicycfflsa flEaaso sHor elisSf islf vi. s1s n S1Ss
sle schHn9 q asEaT sassy lies ias s
ient M condition. for s4-inch or Sell $50.
SisycIE Victory Dlss lss ss tususr sHns .5s .Ea
eyes: 81. $500, Ext; 40, weekdays;
Baexcts sae Tres '0so
about 3-yr. size, SIS. WA. 5125.
SIS: new tires and seat. call GL 1924
BICYCLES. three; so one with oalioon nst nres;
BICYCLE, mans, Hercules. 2s-in. racer;
55c ai.f fcL5s III: sss Hsn oy ssa isas excel e0nd
BICYCLE, boys, standard size, 26-fnch
wheels. balloon tires, speedometer. coaster
brake. good condition. $50. WI. 4S77.
BfCYCLE, with handbrake and speeds
| $50; 26-in. boys. Wa. 6112.
BICYCLE, boys. red. 2e-in., brsnd-ney
still in packing crate. ReEular price. $zb.
selI for $40. Can Wo. $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

Spring HatIreSS, o.
dition. SH. 1856.
BEDROOM SUITE
double bed. chif1
night table, chair
ton. IA. 5141.
BEDROOM SUIT
pieces, double bet
good condition. So
BEDROOM SUITE,
Newcomb st. Sc,
BEDROOM SUITE
mons inner-sprine
only bed used, res
Evening star., 1947-03-23

World Book. slightly
,,h Al n, subjects, sY , fi5st
Book Encyclopedias,
offered: easy terms;
the best: 1st grade
kept up-to-date with
81 90. co. 2Hl4
Evening star., 1947-03-23

!, z PCS, consisting of
'orobe, dresser, vanity,
and bench; good condi-
Evening star., 1947-03-23

| MARYLAND TAVERN; owner quotes net
machines: $500 rent, long lease located
not far. from D. G: lins: price. $40, 900;
s1, ngs MIcHoAs ~ aAgT9aN CO.
sUNDRIEs And SODA FOUNTAIN; corner
location in high.clssssss ssso thiskly| populated ate.
as drug store by. pharmacist; rent, $3.50.
GAsToN CO, sol woodward Bldg. DI.
REsTAURANT-LIoUoR, does s375 daily
now, more during summer months: closed
so v esass ss tn sSsy sco rsn sndss
SEoasa sasss SssAofzg, s5!Ss eASEeso Co. SOi
HaMBuRaER HasfNSSS ha SHOP; ali modern stainless
steel equipment; open short hours but can
be operated on e4-hr basis Il desired; ed, rent. rent
griii cooking only: no expensive restaurant
experience necessary presently SIeg, monssy 9ns
Fos Rskss co. rrssosi Isl xood%srd ssGS Sids 81 1853
~ 1syf
HOT Hot Doc e STAND. business and property.
ss$;sE % fl kSsfTs 'sH 'ss';sRs ss szS
RooMfsa Esoe sfse HOUSE BusNEss-s;ysss
monty ssss y reSs $50 apt ES oe
OWL er. Many other rooming houses To-: tor
sale Cal till 10 pm. daily, DUPONT
REALTY- CO.. 311s Mt. Pleasant st. nnsw.' nsw.'
R3Dio IA SS1 1sToRE, corner location. 1887 Ga.
ave: over $50 tubes. plenty stock: best
2ssso 2s5ssso iaaed GAS s1sfioN Pcffi corner. selling O.
". lease: $3.50: inventory. special equip. :.
| tools accessories at invoice price about
81 200, ali cash. W. c. GERBIcH. MI.
GASOLINE FILLING STATION doing 12,-
| 900 gal. month at the present time; won
| esrfuI possibilities; on main highway in
va !; 10 miles Out, OF Washinsten: 5000
Information. cali Mrs, Psnnill at METZ
LER's Virginia office, GIL. 1888, OK -0S7s:
LARGE GARAGE and gas. pumps. show
room: II miles from Washington: priced
very reasonable For further information,
cali Mrs. Pannill at METZLER's Virginia
once, Gil. 1888, OK. 0S7s; ewes, GL.
4HaRaE Hsisa pes GROCERY STORE. with 4
pay your rent: store now doing 81 400
Vsshass Vsstis.s. tbs .odsy. cai II. 3Sis. open
Saturday and Sunday, to 0. IA
Evening star., 1947-03-23

the Misc. Sale column. LONGS fol
Notwithstanding RI delivery, brand.
new electric irons, heaters, gas ranges, re-
frigerators, home freezers, radios, electric
kitchen sinks, garbage disposals and cabi-
nets, vacuum cleaners. phonographs, radio
combinations and many other hard, ,to-get
trade-in allowances. Select your. appliance
from Washington,s largest selection 90 81 I4a ns-
tans aRp RE fanogs safRy co 10th
5n sfs Il Ssss. SssR fSss T s7zE Fl and sat TIL
sssy sssre an nstona ss
auto. toasters. mixers, sandwich grilis,
roasters, irons. clocks; refrigerators, home
xabaas
and water heaters; cash or terms; trade.ins
accented; try us and see for yourself
aK o5sB RPANgE LA. W.d fo r 2szs ST. r mi
aoUasiUMs-rroptcal oi aasagiIUiMsrtl fish, accessories,
pumps and filters, GIL. 1898. ga
zsEzsS HhoFs 5ssssH H65sr 81 sqs is1 :sRss sys
Riaine' est st.. in back Of Amoco Service Sta.
iSgss! n 6s csbS4shs M tsPssI Ss goa @
Conn ave nT where ss;r yoq groa can md sni
R9ss RssSofs ssi0fsa 'o The ehe sesusifu Black Vs
tailed guppy, Special attention to begin
aHTo ai1F hosSE'stff; ASp fENpER SANDER, portable,
perfect for shining; good condition. C Can
sS s, ya$sF'Ess' Ss ss Rss:''.s ssl
Bai BABY ri PtGGy H2ei with mattress. s1s: high
chair IS; walksr' s.; plsyg pen on wheels
BsBa s autS eAssiAaE Rss Gdl ss with
say Pd sGSa oaRsh fSnson twin sso whey rh sss
si,Y Rais,Y egoesen,
condition. Reasonable price. 425 goth
81 BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer, good condition;
sAsy szI; "a eaRRIadE RAGE large, whitney, prewar
asss nsds Sas sP5 sp
trent ssI INCLUDES r osds skdsptwst mattr: eEssei
ssadissSS; 81 ssSS Kitchen stove. iiv. dining table
bA BABY p'esR eGsARR1AGE. large, eorlspsible; pla,
pen. bathinette' good condition. $50
sABY sllRtsn cSaSskkiAeE-s2o. SSik pas..aetse with
ssT Pae sns stSGef s r. exee so esas sond
BssSes BsBS cxRshAGf sisEpeIfS' twin; sxesi
sahf sRs s0nasRRR caRRr.Gl G Il Mhins2, tas excellent
iHnsfGGAi BaBY GGAiRRIaGE, eofflapsibie. whitney. ir
excellent condition. with new waterproof
sns,s IN nsW eondtion ss9 So sAYERs o xps
1901 Fern st, So. Arlington. 23s
BABY CARRIAGE and bassinette, both with
mattress; prewar quality, excel. condition
BABY FURNITURE-Bathine nurserS
chair, teeter-babe, scales; very reasonable
excellent condition. GL s472. PA
BABY SCALES, never used. SO. pU
BsABY bsHSY WALKER, like new, 81. sH. s252. :
RAND SAW with motor. $3.50 Wis. ave.
R4RS AND LUNCH CoUNTEkS-Fines
wood; good condition, phone Nj. Eng
land. Atlantic 14oo, HHCH1NdER co.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

sR an ouTsrHNDiNG StTs All OPPORTUNITY direct
BE d desirous adr of soins into a local business
and operating shs Ysnder
saa stsTs this ss5S Roassf fa s7se sentass e.sh
ane Let
For n.4 n1a s yss STATE :ae
aRo6IRY Win living quarters, ,o,sssan. weekly
9sTTs tam. .vs! ALBeRT g s4o6 COHEN Re'ltoE fH
18th st. ne; rooms OF nice fnrntare: ii
fsst, Sssn' 5000: ssS asn't terms. rms EDWIN ELS
hE.2Ty lGlG Tsr0anIto s0anItoNExselent sye Kn @
eauipped M @ and immacuistely. clean. Good
income, lease-rent reasonablen;owne5 .. 60
Ing west and mus, sen a9icks To INSPECT es
Reaitor and Business Broker 1929 Eye
i REIR1 vi srSsE. not far ,5sm 1a:H and
rent 5000 mo-. lease; bEYssy loeasion; price Z.
silssa. ss;SlsSsa ans!SS%hS sD%S BTSSsr. ioi0
sooSSSI S6ssi End fsss t. baths
niture' -sarsse: income quoted over SSo66 5o6
mo, plus nice living quarters; So.Ooo
down, EDWIN 9 nE l. ET1G E1dIs' 1910 Vermont
HEn0MiMNG I'm HOUSE. Ianier pl. between
i7tS and 18th NV; IS rooms, ga baths.
plus shower. 500 rent; long lease; plenty
Of nice furniture; income quoted. S32O mo-
plus all Of first floor; $4,000 down. ED
WIN I: ELLIS; 1919 Yer XsTwont ave, ;o I'm. IN
eessoriss.. ia exceptiona, Arlington n loSa- e,
proved ALBERT T, COHEN, Reaitor,, cH,
1891 syes o1I. 0L S3oo, q lifetime going 6-esr
garage business. 5-ysar lease: saerihce
at s.. 600. REAR 2i2S2Is sItoss stoSss 2S. .,d
section; unusual opportunity for good bust
mes insSssmanr ro Box 2taREoN 2taH Sfar or suesthouse.
23 rms, Is acres on State hwy. 3 baths,
h.-w.h., ground beautiful; with th Large Ss s5sss'
poFT, colesvilie, Nd. CAL Ashton tMa.' tn
SHoE REPAIR, upper Ga. ave: is yrs.
IN same spot; selling due to illness. II, In
formation. RA. 7064 or GE. o06o. -25
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New York ave. NV.
;.s ass iEsi:S :S. tube Tss ~ sSs sS3
SAMEsa sss speed Des '1a1 Graphic, 9O9s full;
s9P so caSsl afSss Been S. nw we'd ' sao9 s5ea
e4MshRAs-p.rlreem. e2s lRaasi esysleg.ns. print
SsAiRz zs!G.s * e:
Issssl Rissf Vi WA sas;5sS: ss5s: Phone Me: 1885, o.
r. summsr in f.et; case perfect; $50
sMnh fssa4 .as ssR sRros RS00 nss Eh fs liz asis
sR5 f1sa sa AwssRoxERg ssiass safzks
eamEaasnDon.. ela & Il nS sell your camera esser
1MEsA e. yssE HxchzsaH i1is aPDEs MN
CAMERA Eastman. $40 Monitor special
- supsrmatie lens, ] to 400 shutter; hk
csMERA GAN Rhons oSie. Ds Sosa easa H-s p1.e lens
Fs AD Ddf sss ssse sns q 'ass
cAEha SS RR S5 s9 m mss.aszs Hisus Aar 4s oDenins
Grease, Kalart Hash gun, bulbs, case
.Sss. i ss:, 's: ss,. ...ss sss2s. t5ss
jectors, new and used. FULLY guaranteed
Trsd,s.ins Lsrfsss stock aS,c q all ghot
1ftlcleS. FIe0 teCOulcal 0otlCcs El1SS
| Hm develop. Own repair shop. RREN
SEk Il 5s,is sHS5o SsSs CO" ass Pa. ave. NV. s001
CAMERA. Speed Graphic. 3Ax4N, Nc: i;
art synco range finder, speed gun dash
Weston master meter, pack adapter. Gu
a.. 5 suss s fhsns: s4s sas1 ;e With
CAMERA, Eastman Cine special. fla
lens: practically new; absolutely perfec
condition. Box 334-X, Star. pa
CAMERA FANS = Have large uuantit.
ready -to-mix hypo or sell salts, acit
CAMERA. 4x5 s2eed Graphic. newes
series, Synco lens, range finder. fash gui
with extension. case, IL holders, hln
pack adapter, bulbs. hlm, etc; 9 studi'
portable lights and tripod SIS; best offe
for complete outfit. Wo. 1928.
CAMERA, Visilant, like new, with nm
Oliver typewriter. Me 4646.
CAMERA-Medalist II =. r. case, lens cap
Colt auto. 2s 4. 4 4 target pistol; 2:
lhi-standard auto. target; .22 Wncneste
auto. rife; York barbell set. RA 2225.
CAMERA. Rolleicord Reflex; Az lens: 3oQ
sRsSP sRfMPPsoSs oDSr D%b. '9aso' szso aftsr 7. '' as
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Landwald an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Phyllis, to Irving Edel-
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Edelson of New Britain, Conn.,,
and now a dental student at the
University of Buffalo, at recep-
ton held at the Landwald resi-
dence 2149 E End, on Wednesday
afternoon, Dec. 25th.
The receiving line which in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Land
wald, daughter Phyllis and son
Samuel, who came in from Santa
Monica, welcomed more than 125
people. A buffet supper at pm.
was attended by rs close friends
of the family. Attending the re-
ception were: Mr. and Mrs.
George Bricker, Los Angeles; Mr..
and Mrs. I. Posner, Santa Monica;
and Mr.. Samuel Landwald and
two children, of Santa Monica.
Miss Landwald graduated from
Tucson High School and is a SEN
ior at the U. of A. where she ma
jors in bacteriology. She is a
member of Alpha Epsilon Phi, So
cial sorority and Beta Mu, bacte-
riology society.
Mr.. Edelson attended Hillyer
College, and after his induction
into the air force he served for
three years in the European the
atre, and was stationed as a navi-
gator instructor at Davis-Mon-
than.
The couple will be married
sometime next summer.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03
WENDELL-LEVKOWITZ

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wendell an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Barbara, to Milton Lev
kowitz, son of Mrs. Clara Lev
kowitz, N. Granada, at a house
warming and Chanukah dinner
for about so people held at the
Wendell home, 1891 E. Adams, on
Tuesday evening, Dec. oath. The
announcement came as a pleasant
surprise to the family and guests
as Mr.. Levkowitz presented his
fiancee with a ring.
Miss Wendell is a sophomore at
the U. of A., majoring in Ian
guages. She is a member of AL
pha Epsilon Phi.
Mr.. Levkowitz, who served for
three years in the armed forces
before his discharge in Novem-
Der, is a senior at the u. of A.,
majoring in business administra-
ton.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Corn ar
rived from New York to visit
with their daughter Rita, N.
Tucson Blvd, and have gone on
to California to see Mrs. Corn's
daughter, Mrs. Sybil Rauh. They
will return to Tucson to spend
the winter.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mr.. Nathan Leichman, former
ly of Tucson and now of Los
Angeles, is visiting with DR.. and
Mrs. Leon Bitter, N. Tyndall.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mrs. Nathan Leavitt has ar
rived from Los Angeles to spend
the winter on N. Highland. Mr..
Leavitt preceded her by a few
weeks.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03
,COGIAZ 3~0 e,,, "a
PeFo"" HSR6z42f*c6

uvF 1A
Mrs. Mathew Polikoff, S. 9Th,
is visiting her daughter Deborah
at the University of North Caro-
lima, Chapel Hill, for the holi-
days.
Mr.. Murray Lee, former Tue
son resident, arrived from Los
Angeles for the holidays.
DR.. Paul Gourrich and son
George, of Los Angeles, spent
the holidays with Mrs. Gourrich
on E. 3rd. George is a student
at the University of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rubinstein,
E. Seneca, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Miklowitz, long
time friends, at the Ell Rio Ranch.
They have been here for some
months and will shortly return
to New York, where he is chair
man, Board of Education, Queens
County, N. Y.
Rabbi Joseph Gumbiner join
ed Mrs. Gumbiner and daughter
Abigail, for short stay at the
home of Mrs. Gumbiner's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Tier
stein, Hollywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gif GiffordS and
children, E. 9th, are spending the
holiday season driving through
the interior of Mexico.
The Sidney Krakowers, E.
Lowell, had as guests their cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. MIMI and
family, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Frank, N.
Euclid Avenue, were in Los An
geles to attend the wedding of
Mrs. Franks niece, Harriet Kess-
Ter to Gregory Roe of Los An
geles. They returned, accompan-
led by the brides mother, Mrs.
Blanche Kessler. Mrs. KesSler was
a former resident here, and mar
ried in Tucson a number of years
ago.
Mrs. Nat Goldstein, Rudasill
Drive, flew east to White Plains,
New York, with her mother, and
will visit with the family there.
Sarah Ruth Handmaker, Pa1o-
mar Drive, went to Douglas, Ari-
zona, for a few days visit at the
ranch of friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Anderson.
Mr.. Max Shapiro, E. 9Th, will
60 to Los Angeles on Jan. 18th,
for a three days business trip.
His son, Mr.. Jerry Shapiro was
in Los Angeles to visit friends
of the family during the holidays.
Mrs. E. Reinhard and her two
daughters, N. Campbell, visited
Los Angeles for the holidays.
The Howard Shifts will move
into their new home at 2214 E.
4th.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Salzman, N.
Sawtell, will return from Chi
cago in the middle of January,
accompanied by Mrs. Saltzman's
mother, Mrs. Bertha Fieldman,
who will remain for the winter.
Mr.. Saltzman, who has been in
Chicago, since August, was join
ed there by his wife in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ricter
are leaving for Gary, Indiana
after a three weeks visit with
Mr.. Ricter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ricter, winter resi-
dents residing on E. Speedway,
and Mr.. Rioters sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Saltz-
man, E. 1st.
Mrs. Sonya Goldfreed, N. Tyn-
dali, who has been very i'll, is
considerably improved.
1t. Jack Brown, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. j. Brown, N. Euclid, is
arriving home after his discharge
from the Navy. He was an engi-
neering officer on board ship and
was recently stationed in Wash
ington, D.. c., where he was do
ing special work on the new
Jet plane. 1t. Brown attended
the U. of A. for three years and
graduated from the U. of N. M. He
plans to settle on the west coast.
Miss Frances Brown, 1t.
Browns sister, is arriving from
San Francisco where she is serv-
ing with the Red Cross. Miss
Brown, who received her Mas
ter's degree from Columbia Uni
versity, will join the Red Cross
in Oakland, after a short stay
with her family.
Spencer Giffords, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Gif Giffords, E. 9th,
gave a splendid performance in
the part of Alfred Temple in
Mary MacMurtrie's production of
''Tom Sawyer" which was pre-
sented at the Temple of Music
and Art on Dec. 22nd and 23rd.
Jean Hyman, E. Water, has left
to join her family in Boston for
an indefinite period.
Mrs. Jules Benson, N. Highland,
returned to Tucson after a three
months stay in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. A .Goldenberg,
E. 9Th, held open house in honor
of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goldenberg,
who are honeymooning from Chi
cago. The festivities were attend
ed by members of the family
and numerous friends. Mrs. Gold
enberg was assisted in her duties
as hostess by Mrs. M. Komie and
Mrs. L. Cohen.
Mrs. Nathan Leavitt has ar
rived from Los Angeles to spend
the winter on N. Highland. Mr..
Leavitt preceded her by a few
weeks.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mr.. Joe Rubinstein, E. Seneca,
spent a few days in Los Angeles.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

one of Arizona's leading furni-
ture chains, left Thursday for
Chicago where he will remain for
two weeks on a furniture buying
trip.
The Benjamin Kesslers, N. Rim
con, are spending a week in Los
Angeles as part of the celebration
of their 25th wedding annivers-
ary, Dec. 81. They attended the
Rose Bowl Game and have
crowded calendar there. Mr.. and
Mrs. Zoltan Norway, "a sister of
Mrs. Kessler) of Bridgeton, N.
j., are also celebrating the same
occasion. Mrs. Kessler and Mrs.
Norway were born on the same
day ten years apart, and were
married in a joint ceremony, the
same day.
Julia Jacobs, 1925 E. Speedway,
a well-known nurse about town
has returned from an extended
visit with relatives in Atlantic
City. She is embarking on a diff
ferent type of nursing, such as
giving hypodermics, assisting
with blood transfusions and the
many other services that add to
the comfort of the patient. Her
friends know her to be a most
competent nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Gold, of
Phoenix, and formerly residents
of Tucson stayed at the Congress
Hotel for a weekend, and visited
with friends. Mr.. Gold is a pro-
fessional parachute jumper and
has given exhibitions throughout
the state.
Mrs. Bella Weiss and daughter
Sylvia, E. Drachman, will return
from Chicago after the first of
the year. While there, Mrs. Weiss
rendered a reception for her
daughter, at which was announc-
ed her engagement to Mr.. Morton
Tuller of Chicago, who is active
in a special branch of television
work. Miss Weiss is a student at
the U. of A. and is a member
of the honorary art society.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

The Howard Shifts will move
into their new home at 2214 E.
4th.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wolden-
berg, Madison, Wisconsin, spent
a week with their daughter, Miss
Muriel Woldenberg, E. 9th, and
have gone on to the coast, where
they plan to attend the Rose
Bowl game. They will return in
january for an extended stay.
Mrs. c. Greene and her son,
Major Edward Greene, Philadel-
phia, are visiting with their cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. M. SadoWsky,
E. Hawthorne. Major Greene was
recently discharged from the arm
ed forceSy
Mrs. Deborah Grauer, Brook
lyn, New York, flew in for a
three weeks visit with her broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Sobin, E. Adams. She will
then go on. for a short stay at
the Ambassador Hotel in Los
Angeles. Mrs. Sobin's brother,
Mr.. Samuel Sobin, of Brooklyn,
will stop off in Tucson for few
days visit enroute to San Fran
cisco.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mrs. Jules Benson, N. Highland,
returned to Tucson after three
months stay in New York.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mr.. Reuben Gold, president of
one of Arizona's leading furni-
ture chains, left Thursday for
Chicago where he will remain for
two weeks on a furniture buying
trip.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mrs. E. Reinhard and her tw
daughters, N. Campbell, visite,
Los Angeles for the holidays.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mrs. Nat Goldstein, Rudasill
Drive, flew east to White Plains
New York, with her mother, anc
will visit with the family there
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Rabbi Joseph Gumbiner join
ed Mrs. Gumbiner and daughter
Abigail, for a short stay at the
home of Mrs. Gumbiner's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Tier
stein, Hollywood.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Jean Hyman, E. Water, has lef
to join her family in Boston fol
an indefinite period.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Gif Giffords and
children, E. 9th, are spending the
holiday season driving through
the interior of Mexico.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Spencer Giffords, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Gif Giffords, E. 9th,
gave a splendid performance in
the part of Alfred Temple in
Mary MacMurtrie's production of
tom Sawyer" which was pre-
sented at the Temple of Music
and Art on Dec. 22nd and 23rd.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

The Sidney Krakowers, E.
Lowell, had as guests their cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. MIMI and
family, of Chicago.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mrs. Sonya Goldfreed, N. Tyn-
dali, who has been very i'll, is
considerably improved.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Sarah Ruth Handmaker, Pa1o-
mar Drive, went to Douglas, Ari-
zona, for a few days visit at the
ranch of friends, Mr.. and Mrs
Gordon Anderson.
The Arizona post., 1947-01-03

Mr.. Max Shapira,, E. 9th, will
go to Los Angeles on Jan. 18th,
for a three days business trip.
His son, Mr.. Jerry Shapiro was
in Los Angeles to visit friends
of the family during the holidays.