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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nor,h.o,,


RIVER sity rmE TERRACE st,sd NE MEs-M9derP brick
eond., screened porch. recreation room.
5Sss SStS ., or GE es41 ewes. PECK CO.. 361s
INV ss i, DETACHED BRICK. NE, 8 es1 s@.,
tiled tiled bath. gas heat; priced Sl6.960: small
- 1888 es kA Ss$n $685. PECK e 'Ss5 g.
sos H BSRsYaaiNs;r Il ST. NyE.-Newl, dec So Sf,cl
!ss .sd ssss1s lsssia. VIZ sS:
Ps5ty.; Scaii or Visit any dsy, M IL TO- !.
RIVER RHi2s q TERRACE, N.E.-Modern r e-rm.
shower, lovely bedrms., screened porch,
recreation room: quick possession. Call
GO 1899, or GE. e34l; ewes. PECK CO.
%oopkipoE S:E..rlrst ensrins ., an,
desr get; corner m, ,l,3 home rms bath hardwood
sSs5,. g P;ss Hs s'as saa ssSs s5ss 'ss.
easS ssss f2a EaNsas ASS AyE lash Sl II year od
bath; full basement With outside entrsnes.
81 f. sSAv!a 4 W 3slSS5 ssS
2oth AND CLAY SITS, N,E.-s1. $50 down.
sstS ; cor brick modern rms ms ana
sisS .s Ss and ma if hs'f sss e.Il
! II sHHESSi Ho5ib Iff. Ff sr-Br.et home. szn rms.
in bsmt.. stove. Fetrf.. P dsSsashef sf and
assssss ssss' s'f sn's w. $500 ssSs S';n
4os7 CLAY PL. NE.-semidet. brick. like
ln SsnE; DS Only ssi4; s5S; s45o eaih: I.
Sh l.s $500 iIlss iss .Iu.s Tss
sfhi'i aooRHrAb 55eis iSa AD D5A'RSSS!9ff SS9f:
home ASb NcoME-Immasula.e Brick
home, mr.. 9Th and Franklin SITS. ne, ar
siss ,s2s5s's tSs sR6s Ss'sSs
eSsss ssS to Hsi in 'ysy ys
6es.Sas desirable mi ne ne,EhborhoSd' rms
ssSSs MSoDs16SE SS RAsssis, ssfis 2sl4 R. zs sy..
Deal Sssson ~ fss sas I. rI .s.n o q f"a 5.
preciated; lots Of nice features. Inspect
&C., Ss.' aooa SE'is f :ss :s me- Eorh MA4s9s 4sss
A REAL INVESTMENT, Brick duplex. =
Oh IN seSan issSn sieSen sa sas
hardwood floors, furn. or unfurn. Priced
ior c quick <, ssls s1s Call MI Hartman. arsn COX
baths. completely detached; large lot.- with
2-car garage; gas hot-water heat, re.
friserators; is now rented Tor $3.50 ap.
6aIa %%ss!s!; q a. dpssss.'i1n; IN REes: sissSS
NJ! NJ NJ. Pastor. Xxx. 1855. PxsToR.Lg5fz'
NEWLY DECORATED. priced to sell; ss-
tractive brick, cOnsikttnR of 2 bedrme..
Y ooo Tp down din n% KIT "a. nHs'rS r. Soo 81:
MrcarGas sTsss "a sp psRssRos,..son nRs Rm ..niS..
brick; s rooms and bath. coal h..v.h.i
convenient to transportatien. schools.
ss5 Per mo. LEON :. LAMB. DI. o476.
MICHIGAN PARK-4-fsmily duplex apt
kit, inelossd porch; outstanding value;
ggrtceS f. 5er au,ss ssIs a5s. II. T. RANDOLPH
WooDRiDGE ~. .Atsrsetiv. s-rm. home
oil Dill h..T.h.: = near Soth and r. l. ave: ne.
sass gsa:; voobnSos Es9s Ssnsr ;:sf z, Co. s.
31sa Rhess Tisnd ays no 7aos r,rn
High School; an excellent income-pro.
GodsIsn sSsdss h hSHs s.. aeahs Sss5hn ..S 5s
s.h. ss. s:s sr. o'isf TeaR s2RR.''Su suieE taE
q; 2ssIi eyes. "a; az s4ls; s a, .oo a.,
sSist. S Il fits.. h-sS' c.il Il Mr 0G sa.sSsa: s
RA. 1882, cox g. CO. DI; 4254.
rms, full bsmt. made into lovely aptsy
baths. stoves. 2 refgrs.. Gas heat; CAN
lC0nttnued q NsEt P1Vo
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ROOMS FURh.-Ner.hw..s. tcoc,.)

!aos p. I; AVE: N,W:-Large studio bed
refined persons; alp / I'm. bsmt. apt; re-
Irissrstor and stove Call RA. Oo36. 80
adioins bath. cross ventilation; beautifully
furnished: private home; Wis. and Conn.
transportation; gentleman. EN-. 1881.
1888 BMTMoRE ST. N.W.-yery large
newly decorated 2nd-foor front room, for
3 boys: $50 each; single beds. AID. 3s42
ATTR. BED-LIv. RIM. break. privils.; Very
woman. Ho si7s eses. or week ends.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. one block to Conn.
ave. bus-Lge master bedrm., pvt bath;
pvt. home; nicely furn.; avail at once;
gentleman preferred: $50. EN-. 9551
1901 KENYON ST. N.W.-Twin-bed rm.,
large screened porch; employed couple or
gentleman; S25 each per mo. DU. 9454.
CoLoRED-3550 10th ST. NV large
niceiy Fdc - furnished double room, twin beds;
CoLoRED-3604 18Th ST. N.W.-Room
CoLoREDVMAN 70 SHARE large room
with another man: twin beds. Gail Taylor
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE,

26O5 ADAMS MILL RD. N.W.-Price, 81
300 up. Call Adams 0025; eyes,, Woodley
1881 BnTMoRE ST. N.w.-Priee. $4,000
up Open daily 2 to 8. Call Adams 0o25;
Co-OP APT, Porter ST., just west Conn.
ave, ave, ,, rms; and bath; newly decor: and
pense very low. Call Mr.. Baer, go pm.
Exclusive, A. R. SEELYE. 14O0 L st. NV.
As Low AS 81 600 DowN-vaeant: i'm
mediate possession; 8 and 8 room apts,
newly decorated and reconditioned; open
for inspection II to 8 pm. until sold.
The Stanton, 12s G Ct; ne. FIRST Ma
nioN4 nS' hE EhAh11 s5si 9r foSr TH o7ss so5 18th
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-e. 7 and 8
room apts., some with porches, all having
q baths; all modes of transportation;
convenisnces, fguratively speaking, at the
door. 10 min. OF downtown; building
known for its excellence Of embellishments
and its desirability as q home; nreproof
COZ struction; prices range from S14, ,750
to S21 1.750, being much less than re-
P,sssmshs 1sss snrMoRE NONE ST. 0f NWpriss ssf $4,000
up; open Saturdays. 1916. Cali GE. 452s.
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ROOMS EvRhisHEp-sl. and s.w,

=. d Va
635 f. CAPITOL ST. S.E.-Lge rm. on
2nd floor. suitable for cple,; plenty hot
water lge. closet maid service. TR. 1854
3 RMS. FOR COUPLE in exchange for
wife'S services in nursery; must be sober
and like children; HI. 1927. i
large, cool room in pvt. det. home, y blk
= business single or double VI. 1871.
b ST. Ne, 1874 Capitol HILL opposite
Supreme Court-Lge. double front, twin
single, s35, Ii. 1855. Il
LGE. STUDIO RM;, light housekeeping, for
l or =, also single, rm. with kit. privil.:
quiet neighborhood; nr. Congressional
LARGE end FLOOR FRONT ROOM, Con-
yeHient to downtown and Govt. bldgS. After
HILLCREsT. 2o14 a4th st. s.e.-1n det
private h9me; no semipvt. bath. Call after
G0LoRED1sTuDIo {25L{,Raa $; BOOM sttraetiyely
TR. 554S. Privileges .
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HOUSES UhFURhIsHEp.

TWO NEW GROOM semidetached: range
and refgr.: occupancy in 2 weeks: Arl-
ERTfEs. CT. 447s. % %oW. 6oss. t' N5
VACANT-For rent, 8 mos rent in ad-
vance, at $125 per mo-: completely redeco-
rated. 7 rms. 1st f.; unfinished attic,
full bsmt, h.-wh.; plenty of fruit trees;
Q miles to Silver Spring; on Columbia pike
in front OF the Fairland School. Mont
gomery County. Call MIR. BEACH after
8 pm. Tw 1918. or at the house during
day. 80
ARLINGTON, vA.-New Groom brick det.
OK. 1893 80
CONN. AVE, 54oo block-s-room det.
home. needs renovating; will renovate for
good tenant or will rent as is for $3.50
mo. Call ST. 9316. 9 till 12. 80
LARGE GRIN, ?-BATH det home. beau
tiful lot; adjacent to the Indian Spring
Country Club $3.50 mo. Call ST. 9316
from Q am. to 2 noon. =oa
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TAKOMA PARK, MD-Two 5-rm. apts.
foTn f0T rent Cali SlsP sira and a5s6 800 mo- utilities
TWO, BIG ROOMS. kit and pvt, bath,
Frigidaire: employed couple only; no
drinking: S55. 919 9th st. ne.
ONE-BEDRM. APT. for settled couple:
conv Takoma location; $40. MR.. WHITE,
bsmt.. 414 9th st. NV.
8 AND ROOM APIS, vacant, immediate
possession; sold on cooperative basis,
$1,000, with small down payment and
monthly payments, $50. .25.. like, rent:
Open for inspection IL to till sold. THE
GROOM APT. available for doctor. dentist
or any professional man, at 224 East
further information calIEX 67OS- i
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ROOMS WANTED.

DIPLOMAT needs 3 bedrooms furnished,
until September. Phone AID. 420I till
GENTLEMAN connected with Senate de-
sires 1-bedroom apt. or large room in
quiet. refined family: near Senate ONCE
Bldg. or close Dupont Circle-Mt. Pleasant
carine. Box 10S-Y. Star.
MAN, sober, refined. so, works nights;
pvt home or apt; give details of family
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COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.

WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER Of clients
who urgently need cooperative apis. II
call HOME REALTY CO., RE. 1897: ewes,
SH, 0953 .
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

TWO BACHELORS want flrst-class dou-
BILE room; private bath desirable; NV sec
ton. A. SMITH, MA. 2S40. 29s
MlDDI E-AGED WIDOW desires room and
board in Bethesda. Chevy Chase or Cleve-
land Park OIL 1o4O 40
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AVIATION.

PIPER CUB, J3-85: licensed until Sept;
newly covered; low engine time; excel
cond; guaranteed solo; SlO25 or trade
Tor good auto of equal value. WA 3l61
AIRPLANES wanted right now; 2-pass,
side -by-side, also 3 and pass. ships, in
good flying cond. BEACON FIELD, used
plane sales lot: see williams i
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE with rental adjustment
large 1-bedrm. apt. near 18th and Col.
rd. for unfurn. house, vicinity Chevy
Chase. British diplomat with infant. CO.
4143. Q to pm 30
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APIS. EuRh. AND uhEuR.

NEW EFFICIENCY basement apt, electro
kitchen, bath. private entrance, yard
country estate, 5 miles below Alex; furn
or unfurn.; references. Box 70-X, Star
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HOUSES FuRh. OR UhFURh.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NEARBY yA.-3-bedrm. house on 81
acres, avail. May s.: will lease for 1 yr.
S175 mo. DI. 6S97. Il
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APARTMENTS uhFuRN,sHEp.

2I7 1st ST. N.E.-Rm.. share bath: Il
or cple: $40 80 mo. TR. Obs. 81
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FOR KEEPs-That's what you'll say when
part Of Shepard Park. 1st-foor bath with
2 more upstairs; 3 double bedrooms; ALL
electric kitchen; slate roof, copper plumb
homes of this callbre. Considerably under
vi 3 pm. SIMON 4 FRANK c.. sH. sfi.
CHEVY CHASE, D. Cred brick center
lge. liv;, rm. with firepl.. powder rm.. Ice.
hsfrn snd m anns ra psdIm msdsTn
ths stairs e s las s, storage i.s sutso.
sziii1!s CO.. n'Hsiss Emerson PSSsI
SdxhA1L eini vnLAaE-L.rs. living Tnas rR' 5
saSas. dsSs. Ss' ma srene sp nss :.u KIT ass S
ss5o: @ syss s1na Or. s11s. s' B. a'lsnsi r. aAMEa M
e6sro@eb22mn e9 1s99 24ih st. noME near che ch.v,
din fm si elect. Kit. M b.drm fuii Syfi'isS sasS
SCI screened pores snd Sun 0ase dsek on .am ana
s@1fSi Ss S:r :s5i:. sIss janis +
N N BExSGErirFGtiL;' BARSABFY wooDs-vsery
sttrsctiye detached brick N Chevy Chase,
room. Kitchen: bedrooms and bath on
shower tho ram and isVstory in basement: % Stairway ip;
nss Ss: os ss sss
outdoor fireplace; close to trsnsportstion.
Sgs4 1R ~ III IUcEs Sasce e.
dSHoN1sI 1sGS 4 4; vii nv;Ts11HSsta HSst ais5 e. ca custom
built, individually designed. detached d
asa Dens sHcos
hall plan, with 3 spacious rooms a bed
tory on the 1st noor and ,psneied recre::
attic with exhaust fan. All Of the desir-
.Sss :. ss S sssR e. s
room. automatic air-conditioned heat, cop
per cutters and copper water pipes. cedar
s s1s so s: ts VII snd asor e IN. ns:
Nj: Evans, Wo, o29o. with SHANNON {
LgCHs &C., 1905 z st, nv: IA; 2s46;
eni5 $3.50 tana mm.sal.s. sl h'i'sd eoad :.
fsers. serso rna, T tiled shower IN Easement. Pine
residential section. RIDDEN 4 COIN.
bEiah4Mo6D 1sG tn 4 sIcTioN9LSyss SySs modern
ssir ssalooms aHns .l:a ssl o.sh. V ' roon. ainns
room. mod. kitchen. ranse: refgrs cabinets:
laundry room. Eas heat. All. cond.; 3
porches, large front lawn and back YARD;
near shoppins. school and transp. $500
sleet North Capitol ;,T st; TH; zS2g. 30. -,
brick. s bedrms.. oil h.-w.h-, sarase. fun
bsmt.; furn. or unfurn.: can BE- made into
2 units or roomer income; excel proximity
to school, shoppinR and transp;; wiz
: :ns .n aSss rent II ,ea r:D :as .,.
much per mo. write Boz SIX. star. a
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AMEh!ChN UNIVERSITY kAAk-G1 loan.
New detached brick house; 3 bedrms,
powder room $4,000 down, $125 q mo. /;
by owner. 4341 Yuma ut. NV. OR. 3705.
is NEW, DETACHED. brick homes; Amer
between 4srd and 44th Just siocts ' from @
schools, churches. stores and trsnsp.: 8
rms. bath and halt, gas heat, screens
KNOX. MA, $3.50. or nights. DU, 6ss7,
Ext. 304. House open At kxth and Alton
SILVER SPRlNG-Vacant; 80, 500 down;
Corners. opposit. indian spring Country
Club; . beautiful. prewar-built modern
home, det. brick, rms, baths, stair
trance; side porch; level lot 70x160 IT.;
OIL h.-w.h.; move right in. CAL Sterling
ss1s; ssHss. eysss YNa: RA. 1897 sLASkIsa has q
AMERfcAN UNIVERSITY pARK-e-roem
detached brick; nice living room. dining
rooms. fulfilled bath; stairway 70 noored
y ttie; room in basement with fun bath,
outside entrance, can be arranged as apt;
beautiful yard, detached brick garage;1
price, S1e.950. substantial cash REQUIRED.
J. NOBLE BoAz. ReaItor, 7424 Wis. ave,
n. VA VA TER REED HOSPITAL. NV
Semidet. brick, rms. 21 baths, oil heat;
ggaarsse; terms ToDAY's REALTY. IN.
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trees on about " acre, located little less
ext. Five pleasant rooms s and al bath. s color
full bkft. nook, excellent equipment, large
D9Tch plenty oosin. o garden Is1
that's cozy, and charmins, rather than
gaudy, you'll want to own this home be-
fore you leave It, r. p. RIPLEY, Realtor.
s6msI, 81; sl11 di no answer sH. osle. .as Mr.
TS"1a IN 1WaooDsIDE pARk-ston. detached
fSSm nous rs ysr{ .p. a5ss pss Is a1n: on:
dressing room and beautiful BATH, hand.
.ms Tsfs f1 M s. s1isg s9
ssTase, lot has wide trontss. and !,
Taos IA s' snS XIX fs Go Rsaos III
san.,s 10th St. AakE' ax' National o7e5' evenings
FoxHaLf SoStfIa t'sfi 'vsifIiLAaE-Lovely s-bedrm. ?.
priced to sell s. R. Martin d CO.. eg.
elusive .sd realtors Du. 1886; ewes, oaL
ekoadh etkSSi h1s. H. aayif and H.nless St. nv
RSes cali
sEAEGY sszs e$ g "a a. 1850 1859 IA. Sssi
sRockEY SIC EIy'as MooRHE1D ais AD sls;SsG SSsG
CHEVY Z CHASE. D. C.. sooe T.nnyson st
s-Sedrm.. 2-bath house; has level lot
built bu,,t,in ss5ass, uokv priys S q,
HEAD; he ,s,s 40 .N1 So21 ,.v,S,. 0Psn I'll N
tractive row brick. 8 large rms. and bath.
front and rear porchss, fun bsmt;. r.
Call Mr.. Mcintosh, with FRED A.; SMITH.
EeslsoT Real IT,. ll5s dsoz 18th st. NV" RE eesl;
sKfGHTMoep sfG NV SsS' AHEA-Is.. e-rm De-.
home with full .bsmt., gas h..wh.. slate
roof: nise spo pporches dss sa5; lot 6ex1 SO;
Realtors, 904 Ellsworth dr., Sligo e100.
GEoRGETowN-weIl- located brick with
south gsrden and nice view: very substan-
tial and roomy with excellent possibilities
for remodeling into handsome town house.
GEORGETOWN REALTY q ms. CO.. INC,
Nj 1885, exis' KxeELIRsr x1 g1hs VALUE Il
semidetached brick home, not far from
LIST and Missouri ave-, with rms, Q
bedrms;. tiled bath. gas a.-e. heat; In Inn
Possession at settlement. Call NE 1143
until Pm, J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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COLoRED-IDEAL NV. sECTTON-EighS
rooms, baths, oil heat priced reason-
able: good condition; owner occupied;
down payment $4,000.
tion; o rooms, 3 baths, oil heat, hard
wood noors. excellent condition.; terms.
5000 down. To inspect, call MR..
Evening star., 1948-06-26
Victory Fete Is Held
lin Trade Board Drive
Ito Attract Tourists

A victory luncheon in the Shore
ham Hotel yesterday marked the
successful completion of the annual
drive for funds by the Greater Ma
tional Capital Committee of the
Board of Trade.
The campaign began on May
with a quota of $4,000. Dan Hol-
land, who presided, announced
pledges of $so,349 at the luncheon
with some still to come in.
The committee, which is headed
by Joseph C. McGarraghy, is con-
cerned primarily with trying to In
duce conventions and tourists te
come to Washington, as well as te
offset adverse publicity.
It is estimated that $50 conven-
tions will be held in Washington
this year and that the Capital will
be visited by between 100000 tc
T. ,OOO, 900 tourists, according to Ed
win N. Lewis, director of public re-
lations of the Board of Trade. These
visitors will spend about $4,000. 900
according to Mr.. Lewis.
Francis G. Addison, jr., treasurer
of the committee and Edward D.
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Knights of. Pyfhias Plaque
10 Be Unveiled al ARLINGTON

A memorial plaque commemo-
rating those members of the knights
of Pythias who lost their lives dur
ing World War I and II will be un-
yelled at the amphitheater in Ar
lington Cemetery at 3 pm. tomor-
row.
The plaque. to be presented on be-
half of the Knights of Pythias by
Supreme Chancellor Willard M
Kent, will be received by ]. J. Walsh,
ST., superintendent of Arlington
Cemetery. The plaque will be de-
posted in the trophy room.
The Navy Band, under the direc-
ton of 1t. Comdr. Charles Brendler,
will play. Army Chaplain Gregory
]. Lock will give the benediction.
The United States must import
most of the f1bers used in making
rope.
Evening star., 1948-06-26
Cafe Warned on Serving
Drinks After Hours

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board yesterday found Mrs. Loretta
Richenbacher, manager of restau-
rant at 1881 Georgia avenue NV,
guilty Of serving alcoholic beverages
after hours, and warned her that the
next infraction of regulations will
result in suspension Of her license.
The charges against Mrs. Richen-
bacher were made by Policeman
George E. Raymond of No. 6 Pre-
cinct. who told the board at q hear
ing Wednesday, that while patrol
ing his beat he heard loud and pro-
Evening star., 1948-06-26

fame language coming from the
restaurant ut ; Am.
He said he peered inside and saw
the bartender serve beers to Mrs.
Richenbacher, her son and her
daughter-in-law. They denied they
served bser after the closing hour
and said they were in the res
taurant waiting for the porter to
finish his cleaning Job.
Evening star., 1948-06-26

Merrill. vice chairman. made short
talks.
Unit chairmen of the fund drive
who exceeded their quotas were:
Bruce Baird, Henry M. Cunning
ham, E. L. McAleer, Frank E. Weak
Ily, v. Manning Hoffman, Jay p.
Conger, William c. Shelton, Kenneth
Berkeley, w. G. Woodward, Philip
M. Talbot. Jennings Randolph, E.
&c. Giddings, and William J.
McManuS.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
FILM ON HUMAN RIGHTS
TO BE SHOWN

''Native Land" feature length
documentary film, with Paul
Robson as narrator and original
music by Marc Blitzstein will be
presented on April Z at the Tenn
pie of Music and Art, 220 South
Scott at 8:15 pm. under auspices
of the Progressive Citizens of
America, Tucson chapter. The
film is based on the findings of
the historic La Toilette congress
sionaI investigation, which probed
the infringement of civil liberties
and the civil rights by monop-
olieS.
Native Land" was produced
by Frontier Films, the same orfi-
ganization that made Lorenz's
"River," one of the finest docu-
mentary films.
A cooperative effort, Native
Land was financed by the Amer
lean Civil Liberties Union, C.I.O.,
and many interested individuals.
The film depicts the right and
heritage of American people to
fight for civil rights. 1t tells of
the plight of small farmers and
grocerS in their struggle for sur
vival against the ever-growing
monopolies. The method of hir-
ing Pinkerton agents by giant in
dustrial organizations to spy on
active trade-union workers is
shown as are other sinister eff
forts.
PEA. is sponsoring ''Native
Land" as part of an educational
program in behalf of civil iber-
ties. The film emphasizes that the
fight to protect the rights of
trade-unions and minority groups
is as urgent now as before the
war.
Tickets are obtainable from P.
CA. members, and at the door.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
Campus
CDnfidentialS
BY Shirley Salant

'Twould seem the Rodeo season
has at last caught up with the
campus. Caught sight of Elaine
Flyer, Jean Ginsberg, Phyllis Kali
lish, Myra Koplin, Al Malls,
Marty Mazer, Dorleen Ray, Phyl-
lis Silverman and Dave Weiner
duked out in western garb. APP
parently all are afeared of being
roped into the giant corral before
Old Main. Blue ribbon award for
persistence goes to Libby Hirsch.
Roped into the corral not once but
three times on the one day she
wasn't in cow-duds, Libby threat
ened to come to campus next day
on a horse.
New Easter hats turned up in
response to the gala Tom Brenna-
men show at the U. auditorium.
Saw an apple and grapefruit af-
fair, symbolizing Arizona and a
wigwam surrounded by lollipops.
symbolizing? AS yet, under
termined.
EXCLUSIVE: Herbert Pion and
Myron Fenster, prospective broth
ers-in-law. The WalfisheS are for
tunate indeed!
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
REV. DAWSON PRESENTED
WITH TREE CERTIFICATE

At the Hadassah Donor Lunch
con yesterday at the Santa Rita
Hotel, Rev. r. A. Dawson was
presented by DR.. Leonard Weiner,
president of the local ZOA, with
a tree certificate to a grove OF
100 trees planted in his honor in
the tract held by the National
Christian Palestine Committee.
The grove was presented in the
name of ZOA, Hadassah and Pho
neer Women in appreciation OF
his untiring efforts and work as
chairman of the Tucson Christian
Palestine Committee since 1941.
Rev. Dawson of the First Con-
gregational Church was pleased
at this expression of appreciation
for his efforts and in response
said: Nothing more adequately
can express my wishes for con-
tinuation of the work Of the
Christian-Jewish people than such
a living monument as trees" Con-
tinuing, he said, Il hope can
bring to bear as much fruit as the
rest of those honored with groves
in the area"
The Zionist Emergency Com
mittee was pleased at the unified
action of the ZOA, Hadassah and
Pioneer Women in their desire to
participate in paying homage to
Rev. Dawson, reported Mrs. Har-
ry Strauss, Committee chairman.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19

Hendrix Heller
At a small informal wedding
last week in the home of the
groom, 2242 E. Mabel, Helen Hen
dirk, daughter of Mrs. C. j. Hen
dirk of Russellville, Ala, became
the bride of Ivan Heller, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Heller of Mil
waukee.
The marriage was performed
by Rabbi Samuel Hirshberg of
Temple Emanuel B'ne Jeshurun
Milwaukee, who was vacationing
at Coronado Beach, Calf. He flew
in specially to perform the cere-
mony.
The bride was given away by
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
SUPPLIES FOR OVERSEAS
SURVIVORS

At the meeting for the report
to the community by the Tucson
Jewish Community Council, Tue
son SOS was presented an Award
of Merit from the Joint Distribu-
ton Committee. The award was
made by Judge Stalmaster, the
guest speaker, in recognition that
Tucson SOS exceeded the 1947
quota literally.
Mrs. Joseph Diamond, local
chairman, emphasizes that the
needs of displaced persons con-
tinue. More clothing more food
and more layettes are still urgent
ly needed, also cash contributions
for baby foods.
Last Sunday the clothing stored
at our depot was packed and read
led for shipment abroad. The lay
cites were also prepared for sep
arate shipment. Start now to pre-
pare clothing to give to the i'm
minent spring house to house
canvass.
On April 10 a Western dance
will be held at the Synagogue,
sponsored by the Community
Council, proceeds for sos. A gay
time is assured both young and
old.
New Honorary SOS Mothers
They are: Mrs. Mae Rose, Mrs.
Sky, Mrs. Paula Rosenberg, Mrs.
Ben Kessler.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19

her uncle, Dewey Hendrix. Alan
Heller of Milwaukee was his
brothers best man.
Present for the ceremony were
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. T. Heller and Elizabeth Hen
dirk, cousin of the bride.
Mr.. Heller has been Tucson
resident for four years and is
plant manager of the Tucson
branch of Milprint. The bride has
lived here for three years.
After honeymoon of several
weeks in Mexico City, the couple
will be at home to their friends
at the E. Mabel address.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-19
PURIM BALL AND FESTIVAL
TO BE HELD

The advent of spring, warmer
weather, green grass and flowers
popping up all over the desert,
heralds the Purim Ball and Fes-
tival, celebrating the liberation OF
the Jews and the downfall of Ha-
man in the city of Shushan OF
Persia in the Sixth Century BIC.
1t is one of our most joyous hol-
idays and the Sisterhood of Con-
gregation Anshei Israel is plan
ming a dance and buffet March
% at pm. in the Recreation
room of the Congregation, where
all may get together for a friend
ly evening of fun, dancing, festiv-
tiles and refreshments.
Mrs. Dave Sohn is chairman for
the Ball, with Mrs. Louis Cohen
co-chairman, Mrs. Fannie Golden
berg, treasurer, and Mrs. R. Git
telman, secretary. On the commit
tee are: Mrs. Henry Shift, Mrs.
Hyman Epstein, Mrs. Sam
Deutsch, Mrs. Joseph Rosenbluth,
Mrs. Rose Fruchtman, Mrs. Mil
ton Cherry, Mrs, I. H. Handmaker,
Mrs. Joe Fishman, Mrs. Fannie
araf a
Epstein, Mrs. Joe Diamond and
Mrs. Rappaport.
Ira Greenstein's orchestra will
play poppy music for the rhumba
crowd and old-fashioned waltzes
and polkas. Joe Kesselman will
be master of ceremonies, keeping
activities at a high tempo.
Refreshments will be served
buffet style-Hamantashen and
all the goodies associated with
this holiday. A door prize will be
given the holder of the lucky
number. Bring your friends to the
Purim Ball.