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Evening star., 1948-07-21
Liner Nieuw Amsterdam
Arrives From Rotterdam
BY the Asseeiated Press

NEW YORK, July 2l.-The liner
Nieuw Amsterdam arrived today
from Rotterdam, her voyage marked
by the burial at sea of q baby girl
who lived only three hours after
birth. sC...
The child was born prematurely
July II to Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf G.
Contract of Harrisburg, Pa. She
was named Helen Ann.
Another passenger, John Van
Eman Riddle, So, Of North Holly
wood, Calf, died of heart ailment
July lS. His body will be returned
home,
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Melville D. Lindsay,
Former Purchasing
Aide for District, Dies

Melville Dyer Lindsay. 10, former
assistant purchasing of1icer for ths
District, died yesterday at his hosne.
6819 Fifth street NV, after 80
illness of two years.
Mr.. Lindsay worked with he
District government from 1929 uatil
his retirement in 1916 from the OF
fee of District Purchasing Ofiicer
Roland M. Brennan.
Except for a brief period of en-
ployment in Easton, Pa, Mr.. Lind
say had lived in Washington since
he was 6 years old. He was born in
Brooklyn, N. Y, and came here with
his father at that age.
Central High Graduate.
He was a graduate of Central
High School and received a degree
in mechanical engineering from the
Worcester (Mass.) Polytechnic In
stitute in 1902.
An ardent fisherman and amateur
photographer before he became Ill,
Mr.. Lindsay had taught photography
to a winner of The Stars amateur
photography contest last fall. The
winner, Robert Krout, 6817 Fifth
street NV, submitted study of
Mr.. Lindsay, posing as music
teacher, giving a little boy his first
violin lesson. 1t was entitled First
Lesson"
Mr.. Lindsay was Mason and a
member of the First Congregational
Church, Tenth and G streets NV.
Services Thursday.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mabel Duncan Lindsay; a son, Mel
vile C. Lindsay of Clarksburg, w.
Va, and three brothers, Clarence A..
and DIR. Janvier B. Lindsay of WASH
ington, and Alfred B. Lindsay Of
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Funeral services will be held at
III am. Thursday at the Hysong
funeral home, 1900 N street NV.
Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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Women Beoten and Robbed

A woman is in serious condition
at Freedman's Hospital today after
she was knocked down and robbed
last night while walking in the 500
block of New York avenue NV.
The victim. Mrs. Thelma Lindsay,
IS, colored, AT Massachusetts, ave-
nue NV, said q colored man hit her
on the head and took her pocket
book containing %.
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John K. Willis Dies;
Principal investigator
In GAO Before Retiriinq

John K. Willis. SO, q former prin-
cipal investigator in the Once of
the Controller General, died yester-
day at his home in Punta Gorda,
Fla. after a long illness.
Mr.. Willis lived here at 306 Dale
drive, Silver Spring. Md, before his
retirement due to physical disability
in November, 1916. He had been a
resident of the Washington area
more than 40 years.
Born in York, Pa, Mr.. Willis came
to Washington in his teens to study
here at Woods Commercial College.
He entered Government service as a
messenger boy when he was 16.
From 1915 to 1921 ne was EN-
ployed in the Office of the Treasury
Department auditor for the Interior
Department until the bureau was
incorporated in the General Ac-
counting ONCE. He became chief of
the Interior Department division of
the GAO, and later became chief of
the check and accounting division
and chief clerk of the Office.
In July, 1928, he was appointed an
investigator in the Office of investi-
cations, and he advanced to the po-
sition of principal investigator. In
years just before his retirement, Mr..
Willis had charge of the forms Sec
ton of the Office of Investigations.
Mr.. Willis was active in the GAO
Employees Association, and was a
member of the Harding Masonic
Lodge and the Ionic Club, an organ
ization composed of Master Masons.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Katherine Edwards Willis; two sons,
Donnie and Jimmy Willis of Punta
Gorda, and daughter, Mrs. William
o. Buckingham of Arlington.
Funeral arrangements have not
been announced.
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to be held at 2
pm. tod ay in
Arlington Gene
terry.
Sergt. May was
killed in a fight
aboard an 813th
Bomb Squadron
plane over Eye,
Suffolk, Eng
land, on Novem-
ber 10, 1942. He
had been buried
in the Brook
wood American
National Gene
terry near Lon
,z ,,D&tI HE
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affairs for The Star from 1881 to
1885, under the pen name Of Cas-
ton Nerval. More recently, Mr..
Medina has been associated with
the United Nations. At the same
time he has served as counselor OF
the Bolivian Embassy here.
His appointment is the last of five
made during the past year in con-
nection with establishment of new
administrative departments in the
Union, .....-
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nounced today
by the Pan
American Union.
Mr.. M e d / n q
first came to
Washington in
1928, when his
t q t er W q S
named Bolivian
Minister to the
United States.
He studied at
t he ore ! 6 n
Service School
of Georgetown
University.
He wrote on
latin American
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Fourth Wife Sues SpreckeIs

SANTA MONICA, Calf, July 81
R.-Film Actress Kay Williams has
sued for divorce from Adolph B.
Spreckels, jr., sugar fortune heir.
The actress, Mr.. Spreckels' fourth
wife, charged cruelty In her suit
filed yesterday and demanded $4,000
monthly support and title to their
Bel-Air estate. They were married
in Wickenburg, Ariz., in 1945.
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body recently was returned to this
country.
Born in Alexandria, Sergt. May at
tended public schools there. He was
graduated from the College OF Will
liam and Mary in 1912. He entered
the Army in July, 1912, and, after
completion of a course in radar, was
sent TO England.
In addition to his parents, he Is
survived by a brother, Carroll H.
May, jr., 200 North Royal street,
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1948-07-21
UarnH nf Chunks

HUGHES, WILLIAM S. wish to thank
the friends, neighbors, employees of the
Saks Fur Co, the Capital Cab Association.
James Reese Europe Post. No. ), and Co
umbia Lodge of Elks, No. s5. for Their
tributes. donation of cars and all kind
nesses shown in my hour Of bereavement
at the death of my husband, WILLIAM S.
HUGHES INEz A. HUGHES, WIFE. :
PAIGE, FADLEY. The family of the
late FADLEY PAIGE wish TO thank their
many neiehbors and friends for the kind
expressions and floral tributes at the pass
lng of our loved one.
MRS. MATILDA PAIGE.
Evening star., 1948-07-21
ReburiaI Services Today
For Sergt. John D. May

Reburial services for Sergt. John
Duvali May, "a, son of DR.. and Mrs
Carroll H. May. 418 North Wash
ington street, Alexandria, Va, were
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Cemetery p,ess. rhsr'sa5 st SSEy.r. Ssy as 1s4s
WEN.EIcM , s4L1IE ;s.s HyhEH sa1Tr zr
Ley WEikREIcH Ell beloved 1' wife Of the late
Nathan c. Weinreich and mother of Mrs
n bs held
Gawler's Chapel 1855 Pa. ave NV, on
asy Say HssreN 5 At
terry. %
90. 1913, at his home. in Punta Gorda,
Fla, JOHN X. WILLIS. retired investi-
General of the United States. He is sur
wards Willis; two sons. Donnie and Jimmy
dsushteP MS Gi s ran' msm g. ahs
Arlington, Va.
WILLIS. MARCELLENk. On SUNDAY
5uy Is, vM 1s4s, u At Gallnger Hospital
Charles Wills Of 1911 south Pierce st.
Arlington. Va. She also leaves one broth
sr Earl ThSmssi a ss;,s., sistsr-in-law Maggie
Elizabeth Twyman Of Washington: D. c.
and Ariana Jones of Arlington, Va; one
uncle, Bert Thomas. Of Arlington, Va;
invited to cali at the above address aitei
ID pm. Wednesday. July 21. Funeral
services at Mount Olive Baptist Church
4th and South Pierce SITS, Arlington, Va.
Thursday. July %. at ! pm. Rev, A. A
Mackley, of1ciatinE. lnterment Arlington
National cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by the
Chinn Funeral Service. 21
woRMEY. CHARLES Departed thi,
Hospital CHARLES WoRMLEY, son Of the
late, Burton and Martha Wormley, beloved
to mourn five daughters, Dorothy, Thomas,
Mildred Bolware, Evelyn Frederick, Lucille
and Ruth Wormley; three sons, Charles,
Sylvester and John Wormley; five grand
daughter in, law. other relatives and
viewed at steTarts Funeral Home: 80 i
Friday. July 23. At / 80 pm. from New
Mount Zion Baptist Church, 18th and C
sts. ne. Interment Harmony Cemetery.
90
% WEIGHT, LUCY; On Tuesday July
s. NV. beloved sister Of Hattie Garnett
and Eugene Miller. She also leaves
am. Thursday. July %, friends may
call at tn, ". Ernest Jarvis Funeral
ices on Friday. July %. at 2:30 pm.
at the above funeral church, Rev Virgil
Taylor officiating. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Payne's Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-07-21
Pan American Union Names
Medina 10 Publicity Post

Appointment Of Raul Diez de
Medina. diplomat and writer. as di-
rector of the newly created Depart
ment of Public Information was an
Evening star., 1948-07-21

United States equipment may be
used In undermining the Mexican
Railways in Mexico.
Evening star., 1948-07-21
Course in Firearms
For Police Ordered

Members of the police department
were ordered today to start special
course of instruction in the use of
firearms beginning Monday.
The order, signed by Inspector
Floyd A. Truscott, instructed COM
manding officers of each precinct to
send one man each day to the police
pistol range until all their men have
reported for practice. The course Of
instruction is in connection with the
annual qualification of the depart
ment in the use OF firearms, the
order said.
Evening star., 1948-07-21

Stuttgart, Germany, reports no
baby there has been called Adolf
in the last year.
Evening star., 1948-07-21

ROBINSON, FLIGHT OFFICER DAVID
n e.: j: !: ;::
tional Cemetery on Friday, July
%. l94s, at 2 pm, with military honors.
Evening star., 1948-07-21

J. and Dorothea B. Porter and Mrs; Helen
l.. Jackson. Remains resting at the Be-
thesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of VIM
pm: Thursday, July 22, 194s. Services
Friday, July %. at Our Lady OF Lourdes
Catholic Church, Bethesda, Md, where
requiem mass will be offered at 10 am.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
PURCELL. ELIZABETH DALE Sud
ParEersburs; ": Va; ELIZABETH DALE
ana Stanley D. Purcell Of 81 Franklin ST.
Chevy Chase View, Nd: Remains resting
Md Memorial services Friday, July %
at pm, at Christ Episcopal Church
Kensington Md. Intermsnt. private; in
ROBERTS, SARAH. Suddenly. on We'd
100 10Th st. NV, SARAH ROBERTS
beloved mother of Dorothy and Frank
Roberts and Mrs. Rose R MscIllwaine
erts Hall. Services at the s. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 2a01 14th st. NV, on Fri.
day. July 23. at 2 pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 22
Evening star., 1948-07-21
Dratha
WATKINS. BENJAMIN, yR.

WATKINS. BENJAMIN, JR. Suddenly,
WATKINS, Jr, Of 619 South Columbus st. :,
Alexandria Va, beloved son of BENJAMIN
Watkins ST.. and Florence Watkins. broth
Brenda and Linda watkins. and the late
Excel Watkins; grandson Of Evangelist
B. H. Watkins and Carrie Watkins OF
Providence, r. l., and Edward Pollard
Of Alexandria. Va; He also leaves three
friends. After 8 pm. Wednesday, July II
friends may call at the W. Ernest Jarvis
Funeral Church. 1872 You st. NV. Funeral
services Thursday. July 22, at 2 pm. at the
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Alexandria, Va
Bishop r. N. Butler of1ciating. Relatives
and friends invited. Remains at the above
church from 10 am; Wednesday, July 81
Norfolk, Va. alexandria Gazette please
WATKINS. EXZELL. Suddenly, or
Sunday. July Is, l94s, EXzELL WAT.
KINS Of 6l9 South Columbus ST.. Alex.
andria, Va, beloved son of Benjamin
Watkins. ST.. and Florence Watkins, broth.
er Of Josiah, octavis, Mary; Jennie
BENJAMIN Watkins, jr.; grandson Of Evan,
gehst B, H. Watkins and Carrie Watkin.
of Providence. r. l.. and Edward Pollard
Of Alexandria. Va. He also leaves three
uncleS, three aunts, other relatives and
friends. After pm WEDNESDAY. July y
Funeral Church. 1892 You st. NV. Funera
services Thursday. July 22,2at p. m. at the
Ebenezer Baptist Church. Alexandria, Va.
Bishop r.. N. Butler ofhciating. Relative.
and friends invited. Remains at the above
church from 10 am. Wednesday, July 81
Norfolk. Va. tAlexandria Gazette please
Evening star., 1948-07-21
4ratha

MARTIN. JOSEPH THOMAS. On Mon.
gessa Sstssd. stasfs as ,osEtH ssEt TR5M. H4sSsts
" Mary G. Martin lnee Buseheri
Means ns fpsyers father ss the Of m11
neral Home, 14oo Chaplin st. NV; on
at st. Gabriel's Catholic Church. Grant
Srfinston f1s mn National II cemetery. met 'ef"'' Il "
90 MEALY, MARY 4: On TUESDAY. July
ptal pit 't1 tARY y 0izfssEa MESE9 t. sist.r u MRS.
James j. Garvey and Mrs. Edmond Nc
asnon Funera Home 81 st.
requiem mass @ at ST. hioysiSs Church At .
Reasvss Manss o1.t and frsnds invited
MEALY. MARY A.. The carmalite
Wednesday. July 81, 194s, for the reci-
.atiep OF The Ninth Rosary for Mis- Miss
MILLER, MRS. z. ETTIE. On July 90,
s4 f. kne s sH sors n asr s.son Ml. Al:
!!ns,sn sIdos of yt &: lsts ' asv k.I.a 3 Mls1
shs ars Is T. T. Kline 2, Mrs. hs 6unsn
lanta. Ga. and Martin Quinter Miller Of
Staunton, Va, and one brother, w. C;
Weaver of Harrisonburg. Va. Remains
resting at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, until Friday.
July %, at s am; thence to Beaver Greek
Church. Ridgewater, Va, where funeral
services will be held at 2 pm. 22
MORRIS. RALPH L. On Tuesday. July
90, l948, at Doctors Hospital. RALPH L.
MORRIS of s04 South Barton St, Airing
ton, Va: beloved husband Of Marion D.
ris, son Of Ella F. and the late George
Thomas Morris. brother of Ray e; and
Floyd T. Morris and Mrs. Stella Mohr.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. NV, on THURSDAY.
July 22, at l pm. 1nterment Andrews
Chapel Cemetery.
ORNDORFF, ALLIE W. Suddenly, on
Tuesday, july 20, I94s, ALLIE w; S; 0RN;
wife of Preston B. Orndorff and mother
of Larry Miller. She also is survived by
four sisters and two brothers. Notice
OF funeral later.
pEDSKuN SERrT nAVIn Sudden
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WILLIAM n. DfNE, SeCTttdTy.
MAGRUDER, MARY. On Monday. July
10. 194s. at Emergency Hospital, MARY
MAGRUDER of $40 Acker st. ne. wife OF
the late Charles Magruder, beloved cousin
of Mrs. Emma Hargrove and Mrs. Ida l..
Coates. She also leaves other relatives
and friends Friends may cali at the W.
Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church, 1892 You
st. NV, after l pm. Thursday. July %.
Funeral services Friday. July 81. at
pm, at the above funeral church, Rev.
Robinson oficiatins. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Woodlswn Cemetery.
20
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WEEDER, 2nd 1T. PAUL l.. On May
.f>>. PAuL L. wEEDER, d. s. A. a.
S r. beloved son of Mr.; and Mrs;
,7S B, H Weeder and brother OF
e1 Eiinor J. Weeder of Airing ton.
S Va. Graveside services and in
Cemetery Thursday. July %. 194s. at
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
March 10, 1948-THE ARIZONA POST

L. A., and a member of Hechalutz,
gave an interesting talk on the
purpose and importance of their
work both in this country and in
Palestine.
Pioneer Women will have Pu-
rim celebration for members and
their families Saturday evening,
March 81, at the home of Mrs.
Nathan Finley, 1647 E. 4th street.
The next regular meeting will
take place Wednesday, April 7, at
8 pm, at the home of Mrs. Rose
Fruchtman, 2148 E. 7th street.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
BBYO

Election of the first officer;
were held March 7. Elected were
pres, Art Szerlip; vice-pres.
Goldie Levkowitz; rec.-sec., Bah.
cite Szerlip; cor-sec., Elyse Klein
erman; treas, Al Malls; sergeant
alarms, Leon Bear; parliamenta-
rian, Elliott Crane; chaplain, Irv-
ing B. Green; member-at-large,
Naomi Dunes.
Installation will be held April
to which both BIB organizations
are invited. Mr.. and Mrs. Gif
Giffords, as respective chairmen,
will be the installation officers.
Executive Committee held its
first meeting and committee ap-
pointments will be announced at
the next regular meeting.
The twosdocumentary films on
DPS were excellent and comments
were that all organizations should
see them. Irving Labensart gen.
erously made his sound protector
available for showing the films.
Charter members are: Mitzi
Boorstein, Rollie Brans, Mrs. Ell
lott Crane, Naomi Dunes, Phyllis
Kalish, Elyse Kleinerman, Myra
Koplin, Goldie Levkowitz, Judy
Miller, Joan Pellar, Dorleen Ray,
Anita Sadowsky, Shirley Salant,
Ruth Schneider, Roslyn Silver
berg, Babette Szerlip.
Other charter members are:
Leon Bear, Raymond Berger, Eli
oft Crane, Jordan Epstein, Irving
Green, Henry Greenberg, Stan
Kron, AL Malls, Martin Mazer,
Larry Pam, Stan Salonic, Bob
Schachner, Dave Schwerd, Al
Stern, Art Szerlip and Eugene
Taxier.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
OBITUARY
MORRIS GORDON

Morris Gordon, So, living at
2127 E. Grant Road, died March
Is. He came to Tucson five months
ago accompanied by his wife from
Brookline, Mass, and was antici-
pating living here.
He retired from active business,
butter and eggs, about Is years
ago. For the past several years
he was not in good health.
Others surviving him in addi-
ton to his wife, Clara, are two
sons, Harold of Brookline, Law
renee of Providence, R. l., and a
daughter, Elanor Ross of Brook
line, Mass. Three grandchildren
also survive. Mrs. Gordon accom-
panied the body back to Brookline
where funeral services and burial
will be held.
Mrs. Louis Farum, with whom
the couple had lived, says he was
an unusual mana humanitarian
of high order and greatly beloved
by people who knew him.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
B'NAI FIRTH WOMEN

B'nai Birth Women anticipate
the visit of Mrs. Bernard Levine,
second vice-president of District
Four. A special board meeting is
scheduled for March % so that
board members may meet Mrs.
Levine and avail themselves of
any suggestions she may have to
offer.
Next meeting will be held Mon
day evening, March %, at Anshei
Israel with Mrs. Levine guest
speaker. The keynote of the eve
ming will be Purim. A most inter-
esing program is planned with
a monologue by Mrs. Mary Jean
Kessler, and refreshments a la
Purim.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
ALPHA EPSILON PHI

An initiation formal will be
held at Rancho Diablo March 20
from $50 to 11:30 pm. The dance
will be preceded by a dinner and
initiation ceremonies at the House.
Parents of the initiates and alum
nae will be guests. Chaperones
for the dance are DR.. and Mrs.
Leon Bitter, DR.. and Mrs. Glenn
Nelson.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19

Mrs. Harold Jacobs believes in
plenty of sun for her 1O-mOnth-Old
son, John, and SO mother and
child are shown above enjoying
TucsOn's pleasant sunshine.
Mrs. Jacobs is the former
Gloria Greenman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Greenman,
Tucson. Mr.. Jacobs has recently
entered business with his father,
J. S. Jacobs, in the operation of
the fast growing Cement Block
Co., E. Lipberlost Drive, The
plant has a capacity of 10000
cement blocks daily, the third
largest in the S.W. Mr.. Jacobs,
Sr., has also helped relieve Tue
sons housing shortage by building
seven homes recently. He plans
to build about Is more in the near
future.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
HADASSAH

Board meeting of March 8 at
the home of Mrs. Abe Feuerstein
was devoted to final arrange
ments for the Donor Luncheon.
At the meeting March 8, the
Nominating Committee, Mrs. Joe
Myerson, chairman, Mrs. Marcus
Breger, Mrs. Al Glickman, Mrs.
Irene Rosenzweig and Mrs. Henry
Rubinstein, presented slate of
officers.
Those nominated are: president,
Mrs. Louis Cohen for reelection;
1st vice-president, Mrs. AL Fine
End vice-president, Mrs. William
Davidson; cor. sec., Mrs. Dennis
Bernstein, for reelection; fin. Sec
Mrs. David Batavia for re-elec-
ton; rec. sec., Mrs. William Walk
er; treas. Mrs. Abe Feuerstein for
reelection; parliamentarian Mrs
I. Reinhard; chaplain Mrs. Charles
Alter; delegates to the Communi-
ty Council: Mrs. Al Glickman
Mrs. Sidney Szerlip.
Elections will be held at the
April meetings with further nom
nations accepted from the floor
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
ORGANIZATIONS
B'NAI BIRTH

At the meeting of March II
elections to the convention in
Vancouver, B. c., next June were
held. Chosen in addition to the
president, Gif Giffords, who au-
tomatically is a delegate were
Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray and Joe
Schachner. Alternates are Jack
Klensin, Sidney Szerlip and Ar
thur Tannenbaum.
Sam R. Kaufman, ADJ chair
man, gave a lengthy report on the
activities of his committee and
on his particular work.
Members are urged to watch for
an announcement of special inter
est and to reserve the evening OF
April II. Next issue of the Post
will carry full information.
New members during the past
few months who have jointed the
ranks of B'nai Birth are: James
Bloom, Al Block, Albert H. Brent,
Sol Ellis, Hyman Epstein, Albert
Feldman, Max Glaedey, Samuel
H. Horwitz, Meyer Jonas, Leon
Kalish, Sol Lavine, Leon Lamp
ner, Samuel w. Listenes, S. H.
Mack, Harry Netupsky, Harry
Pearlman, DR.. L. H. Sacks, Sam
uel Smith, Herman Stern, Max
Swell, Kenneth M. Tannenbaum,
Adolph Weiss.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
Ida SaratSky

1ua SdTdLShy
On March 6, Ida Saratsky, go,
residing at 8O2 E. 1st, died sud-
denly at local hospital March 6.
She had suffered an accident and
appeared to be improving. Anti
cipating being discharged from
the hospital, however, during a
visit from friend she complained
of sharp pain and within a few
minutes passed away.
The body was sent to Pitts
burgh, her former home, for
burial. She is survived by two
sons living in Pittsburgh. Mrs.
Saratsky had been a resident of
Tucson for about 6 years.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
@
EmWmu6

Mrs. Ida Sotsky, 1924 E. 5th,
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Sylvia, to Milton Calig
of Tucson, son of Mrs. Rose Calig
of Ambridge, Pa, and brother of
Mrs. Charles Danziger, Palomar
Drive.
The wedding has been set for
April at the Danziger home with
Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray officiat-
ing The ceremony will be solem-
nized in the presence of the i'm
mediate families.
Mr.. Calig is a graduate of Penn
State College, a major in agri-
culture. He is now a manufac-
turers representative in the south
west. Miss Sotsky is secretary at
the Arizona Mortgage and Realty
Co.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
PIONEER WOMEN

A meeting of the Pioneer Wom-
en- was held recently at the home
of Mrs. Harry Strauss, 713 E. Elm.
Mrs. David A. Bloom representing
the Women's Division of the Com
bined Jewish Appeal spoke in be-
half of the drive. Miss Shirley
Kreindis, university student from
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
ANSHEI ISRAEL P.T.A.

The second meeting of the new
ly-formed P.T.A. group compris-
ing parents of students attending
the Hebrew Sunday Schools will
be held March 20 at the Syna-
gogue at 8 pm. Parents of all the
students are invited and urged to
attend. There will be an election
of officers from the floor and a
constitution will be adopted.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19

Herbert Strauss now at the
Hechalutz Farm at Cream Ridge,
N. j., was pleasantly surprised to
have a visit from Rabbi and Mrs.
Aaron Moskowitz of Bristol, Pa,
accompanied by their two daugh-
ters. From the Arizona Post they
learned he was near them.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
Y.P.H.A.

Test your skill,
Take chance.
Or, if you prefer to dance,
We've the music of Wayne AL
bright
At our Carnival by Candle-light.
Saturday evening, March 20,
$3.50 pm, at Congregation Anshai
Israel.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

ss
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-08-01
Preserving Time

A LII over the land there's a savory
n smell.
You meet it abroad or at home;
The days of your childhood came
back for a spell
No matter how far you may
roam
IT'S the scent of preserving the
strawberry red,
The pineapple, raspberry, plum;
That the gooseberry, currant and
cherry must shed
When the jelly and marmalade
come.
For the kitchens a sight in these
ummer days
AS kettles all simmer and steam;
The mountains of sugar we view
with amaze;
And the fruits are an e~picure's
dream;
Abroad through the land goes the
savory scent
Made by nieces of good Uncle
Sam;
And prosperity's balm with the odor
is blent
Of marmalade, jelly, and jam.
Anonymous.