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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
UDhOIStefu.

10-$13.95 Knitted and Cretonne
Slip Covers " $3.50
25-$2.29 Crash Cotton Automo-
bile Seat Covers. Washable $1.89
100 pcs. Irregs. of $1.99 to $3.50
Nylon Ruffle Curtain Strips,
$1.00 strip
100 yds. S1.e5 Cretonne, 4S"
width -----9 9c I'd.
@$19.95 Cretonne Bedspreads,
double size, Floral Design $3.50
8-S14.95 Organdy Bedspreads,
for single or double size beds,
flocked figure trim, assorted
colors --------$S.W
10-$19.95 Plain Everglazed
Chintz Bedspreads, for single or
double size beds, assorted colors,
$13.95
15-S4.49 Glider Covers, 1-pc.,
washable, water repellant- 1929
&SS.95 and $685. Drop Cur
tains, II #. and IL ft.----$5.W
5$12.95 Heavy Cotton Drill
Porch Awnings, S and 7 it. $3.50
3-$16.10 and S17.95 Heavy Cot
ton Drill Porch Awnings, 8 it,.
8 IT,, 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $500
13-$21.29 Porch Awnings, II
and IL it., striped
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Housewares

SLABS Metal Utility Closet,
single door, 14x11x64"-as is,
$685.
+s15.s5 Metal Utility Closets,
single door, 1sx14xs4"-as is,
S11.95
4-s1s.s5 Metal Utility Closets,
double door, 24x12x641s"-as is,
- - S., S12.98
s-s1l.ss Metal Utility Closets,
single door, 1sxl2xe4A"-as is,
$10.9S
1-s21.s5 Metal Utility Closet,
double door, 27xl2xs41a"-as is,
S14.S8
1-sla.ss Metal Utility Closet,
single door, lsxI2x6o-as Is,
s7.ss
1-ss.ss Metal Utility Closet.
single door, 1sx12x44"-as is,
1-s1s.sS Metal Utility Closet,
double door, 24x11xeo"-as is,
s12.9s
3-s1S.S5 Metal Wardrobes, dou-
BILE door, 24x2ox64h"-as is,
$12.98
I-s2s. s5 Metal Wardrobe, extra
large, double door, 30x20x6S"-
s-S22.95 Metal Wardrobes, dou-
bic door, hat shelf, 24x20x65"-
as Is -----$17.98
A$16.95 Metal Wardrobes, dou-
BILE door, 22x20x60"-as is Sass
1-s21.s5 Metal Wardrobe, extra
wide, double door, hat shelf,
27x20x64h"-as is-----$15.98
1-$26.95 Metal Wardrobe, dou-
bic door, lock and key, 27x2ox
64k"-as S17.95
B-S5.s5 Wall Cabinets, single
door, 14x11x26"-as is--- s3.95
I-$7.S5 Under-sink Cabinet,
double door, 24x26x12"-as Is.
1895
1-$5.s5 Under-sink Cabinet,
single door, 14x11x26"-as is,
$s.95
-$14.98 Porcelain-top Kitchen
Base, cutlery drawer, storage
space, 16x20"-as IS S10.98
l-S29.95 Porcelain-top Kitchen
Base, cutlery drawer, storage
space, 20x24"-as is -. $14.95
l50-1Sc to &c Insect Repellant
Bulbs, so and 100 watt-close
but -10c each
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Linens & DO,,sesticS

60-Sec. OF Cannon Muslin
Sheets, 63x108" -$1.69
6-Sec. Of Sanforized" Combed
Percale Sheets, 72x1o8" $40
"Shrinkage less than 10.
12-Sec. Of $3.50 Chenille Bed
spreads, double size -A.99
18-Sec. of Cannon Combed
Percale Sheets, 81x108" --S2.49
36-Sec. of 79c to soc Hand
Towels 49c
6o-5oc Cannon Wash Cloths,
&c
6O-39c Place Mats 19c
24-$2.S5 Pepperell Solid Color
Sheets, twin size, 72x108", peach
and green ----$1.99
$1,000 Chenille Bedspread,
Cowboy Pattern, double size,
$3.50
Sass Russell Wright Table,
cloths, 52x52", with 4 napkins,
S3.49
1S6.95 Russell Wright Table,
cloths, 52x70", with 6 napkins.
$4.4S
Kann's-street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Infants Wear

$3.50 and $3.50 Sun Dresses,
Pinafores, Stacks, Jackets and
Dresses, sizes 8 to 6 S1.99
Sec. Of S1.49 and $1.69 Cotton
Knit Polo Shirts, pastels, sizes
6 mos. to 8 yrs. 2 for $1.0O
$3.50 Pique Coats for fodder
boys, sizes ! to 8 --$3.88
Boys $1.39 Pique Caps --78c
Girls S1.99 Pique or Organdy
Bonnets --- $1.4S
Soc to $1.00 Under Pants, Shirts,
Cotton Skirts, Sheer Blouses,
38c
Sec. of $1.69 to S1.s9 Rayon
Crepe Slips, lace or eyelet trims,
broken sizes to 14-~-.- $1.M
3-$2.99 Enamel Bath Tubs,
damaged - S1.00
fodder Girls S1.99 Dotted Swiss
Dresses, white with pink or blue
trim -----$1.0O
10-$2.99 Cotton Sweaters, size
S1.SS
Girls $3.50 Summer Bonnets.
S1.8S
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11

1-$59.50 Governor winthrop
Desk, rnahog. finish, as Is, $3.50
2s4.s5 Cots, white, soiled, $3.49
SASS Gard Table Tops, un-
painted ------------$2.98
1-s22.50 Bridge Set, brown and
white, soiled --------$1405
1-s16.S5 Bridge Set, brown and
white, soiled ---------$10.6S
1-S37.50 Bridge Set, mahog.
and ivory, damaged -----S18.75
1-S74.S5 Dinette Set, pearl top,
red. chairs, drawer missing.
$3.50
1-s54.50 Oak Dinette Set, nat.
finish, red chairs $34.95
1ses.95 Porcelain Top Dinette
1-S18.95 Cocktail Table, walnut
veneer, floor sample ----$10.99
1-S15.95 End Table, walnut
finish, as is-------$6.88
$3.50 Wall Rack, mahogany
finish, IS is-------$1.9S
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
HOSIERY

210-Prs. Sheer Nylons, famous
name, several constructions, not
all sizes, as is-----59 SEC
300-Prs. Imperfects, $1.15 No
Seam Super-Sheer Nylons, Is
denier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS soc
170-Prs. $50 Cotton Ankle
Socks, for misses, children, bro
ken sizes and colors 1Oc
1201Prs. Irregs. of $1.75 Sheer
Kant-Run Nylons, lacy con-
struction, broken sizes and
colors $1.19
1S-75c Hosiery Boxes, brocade
rayon. Holds 3 pairs, soiled- $50
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Budget Shop
Dresses

1855 Maternity Dresses, cot
ton, small sizes STANDARDIZATION
10-$10.95 Printed Rayon Crepes,
light grounds, broken sizes $500
25-Misses' $10.95 Rayon Crepe
Chatoune Dresses, pastels, small
sizes $500
10-MiSses', WOmen's $14.95
Sheer Rayons- $500
15-W0men's $5.95 Printed Ray
on Dresses - $500
3-MisseS $12.95 Sunba ck
Dresses, small sizes
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
CLEARANCE ELEVISION
Floor Samples

,-$zsss5 Emerson 10" Tebs Model TeIevson Receiver
Beautiful Mahogany Cabinet Of veneer hard cUzA nm
wood Indoor oerio at no sxtro cost $1SU.UU
5-$34s5o Emerson 10" consoIette Teevision Receiver
Do,k Mohosony finish. "a tubes and three COCO m
reetiflers Long distance reception Fine tuning SOJ.UO
I-szss5o Emerson 10" Tabe Model Teiev.on Receiver,
s . d'., ssnuns Wa"us f'n'h Hidden dos SI95 90
swszssso Msssrsis 10" ieb. Model 1eevi.on Receivers
" On ss; 'os. Mohooo $4,000
z-$z5ss5 Meteres 10" TsbIs Model Teevison Receiver
81 saas re- nss: Of viewing :rfoss Mahogany S195 On
1-$s9s5 ]" TebIe Model Tssvision Receiver Mahogany
Cabinet Of Veneers Hardwood -------- euAn m
1-$zss.s5 Westinghouse 10" TobIe Model TsIevislon Re-
eever. 81 square inches Of viewing surfoce. c1AS m
Mahogany hardwood 11OOsUV
RADIOS
e-$l4.s5 Birch Electric Phenos. Harmonic c0 OE
Front. 2-tube ompifier. Ideal for Children S1OsOO
1-S79.95 crosIey TobIs Model Rodio AMIN Broadcast
o osis' BROW" plastic eoD'"e' Butt in $500
$4,000 Emerson Portable Rodlos tubes Built in oeroI
EDony po'te ea'e Lift top with space for pic &I5O
1o-s1s.s5 MooroIe Por+ebe Radios. tubes
Plastic eoors. Built in oerioI. Handle for easy Ga m
10 $4ss5 Westinghouse Tabs Model Radio tubes and
fses' ~ BROW" Plastic eose Built in oeo' S24.97
Kann's-Appliance store-Eghth and St. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11

FurS

500 to 1929 Mink-dyed Coney,
sizes 16, 10, 20 $77.00
$149 Seal-dyed Coney, sizes Is,
AZ SS8 $500
$l99 Black or Brown-dyed Kid
skin, IL to $111.W
$229 Northern Back Blended
Muskrat, IA $111.W
$179 Sable-dyed Squirrel Cape,
$4,000
S179 Mink blended Muskrat
Cape $4,000
$24S to $299 Blended Muskrat
Goats, sizes II to 16-$199.00
All Fur Prices Plus 900 Tar.
Kann's-Second Floor
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Kann's-Second Floor
Handkerchief

Kann's-Street Floor
Mems 500 Irish Linen and
Cotton Batistes, rolled or hem
stitched hens, broken initials,
sec
Women's 500 Irish Linens with
colored embroideries-
Women'S 2Sc Cotton Prints,
floral patterns -1Sc, 6 for $1.00
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Coats. Suits

31-Misses', Juniors $685.
$29.95 Wool Toppers, lined $11.99
eWomen's $500 $685. Top
pers, fully lined---$24.00
9-Misses' $2.95 Rayon Faille
TOppers $11.99
17-Misses', Women's $500
$500 Spring Coats S24.00
19-Misses', Women's $685.
$500 Spring Goats ----$36.8S
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Foundations

23-$1.95 An-Eiastic Girdles,
upper closings, blue, sizes II
to ~ -------.-------$S.95
39-$3.50 to $500 Garter Belts
and 0irdles, black, nude, small
$3.50 to $500 Bandeaux, long
line Bras, discontinued styles,
not al sizes in every style,
Csc to S2.8S
23-$12.50 Venus B0neless Cir
dies, rayon satin, upper clos.
tngs, sizes q to 34---------$S.96
6$12.50 Warner All Elastic
Girdles, navy, sizes 27-3O, $3.50
-S17.50 Rite Form Nylon Satin
Girdles, blue, sizes 20, 81, IS. SO.
$12.5O
9IS10.95 Modart Front-Lacing
Corselettes, sizes As, 46---$5.Uv
1-$28.50 LIE Cant Free-Lift
Corselette, all-elastic, size "a,
$500
CaeoYd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Lingerie

Misses $2.95 Rayon Taffeta
Slips, four-gore tailored style,
broken sizes and colors- ---$1.00
Misses s2.95 Cotton Seersucker
Pajarnas and Gowns, broken
sizes and colors- ------.---Sl.00
Misses $685. and $5.95 Ray0n
Crepe Slips, lace-trimmed,
white, pink, pastels -.----$2.s5
Misses $3.95 Seersucker House,
coats, eyelet trim, zip front,
$2.59
Women's 3S.95 Printed Seer
sucker Housecoats, wrap style,
sizes 1871, 24h--------$5.95
kann's-second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Duuti,nee Dresses

100-Misses' $1.99 Wash Dresses,
Zippered, sizes IL to 16 S1.00
75-Misses' $2.98 and 1898 Sun
50-S3.98 Printed Percale
Brunch Coats, sizes 1920, $500
S0-$3.98 Percale Pinafores,
sizes 1915 - S1.99
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Bedroom,
Furniture

1-s29.95 Felt Mattress, twin
1-S24.95 Box Spring, double
size --$14.88
s-ss7.5o Box Springs, twin size,
S18.75
1-$39.50 Innerspring Mattress,
twin size $19.75
1-$37.5o Rockerless Rocker,
beige upholstery ------$19.99
2$29.75 Platform Top Spring,
double size ---------$1 $1,000
1-S49.S5 Lounge Chair, wine
upholstery -----$2 8.SS
1-$6s.5o Sleep Chair "opens to
bed ----4------ $34.95
1-s7.s5 Metal Cot, 3o-in. wide,
$3.50
1-s69.5o Innerspring Studio
. Couch $685.
11-$34.95 Innerspring Mattress
double size $l8.8S
1-$39.50 Innerspring Mattress,
double size -----$19.75
&4.95 Pillows, 1910 down, 9OTo
duck feathers -$2.49
sass Pillows, duck feathers,
$1.49
Kann's-Third Floor
Teen Apparel
$500 Play Suits, 2-pc.- A.97
12-$S.77 and $10.95 White
Dresses $4.97
20-S299 and $3.50 White Cot
ton Blouses $1.99
1850 and $7.99 Bathing
Suits $3.50
$500 Rayon Skirts $50
$3.50 Cotton Dresses $500
30-$5.99 Pastel Summer Cot
tons ----------$3.99
20-$2.99 Bl0uses, off-shoulder
SCyl6 --------------- SAsVV
30-$29.95 All-Wool Coats, light
weight --------------$18.0O
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
JesceIry

1-$7.95 Compact, gold color,
stone set $780,
7-$1.00 and $1.95 White Jew
elry ------2 for S1.00s
150-$1.95 to $500 Coctume
Jewelry Pieces ------S1.00s
25-$3.00 to $500 Costume
Jewelry Pieces $685.
1-$7.50 Bracelet, simulated
pearls with simulated cameo,
$1.95s
250-25c Name Plates, gold color,
many names for selection 10c*
PLUS 20% tar.
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11

+$2.49 Golden Treasury Of
Song and Lyrics -------- CSC
$500 Fun On Horseback,
Self ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS csc
4$1.49 Van Looms Geography,
CSC
14-S1.49 How to Run q One.
Man Poultry Farm 500
$500 Horseman's EncycIo-
pedia $3.40
$500 My Musical Life-Rim-
sky-Korsakov ----------$2.l9
$3.50 Masonry Simplified.
Tools, Material and Practice,
2-Vol. ----------$6.00
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Summer Furniture

Summer Furniture
1-S10.95 Red Metal Chair,
scratched ---$6.99
11-S2.95 Beach Chairs SO
12-S3.95 Beach Chairs with
footrest ----$2.49
1856 Beach Chairs with
footrest, canopy -----$2.99
1885 Metal Steel Spring
Chairs, scratched ----$5.88
1-$4.95 Folding Gibson Chair,
implanted, damaged ------S2A9
1-$22.50 Chinese Peel Table,
24x24" top, damaged. ---4-S9.08
1-S9.S5 Chinese Peel Arm
Chair, damaged -----$5.9S
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Notions

72-$1.00 Plastic Shower Cur
tains, asst. colors, waterproof,
6x6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ss-s1.0o Girdles, two-way
stretch, medium size only $50
60-49c Sewing Machine Covers,
plastic, for portable type----19c
1870 Cosmetic Bags, asst
72-$1.00 Fitted Cosmetic Cases,
asst colorS- ---5OcS
$3.50 Plastic Chair Backs,
asst colors- Observation-Disclosures
1850 Plastic Single Garment
Bags, 2 sizes ------29c
$3.50 Plastic Hangers with
skirt clips ~ 10c
72-S1.39 Ruffed Chair Cushions
and Back Sess, ass coiors, pas
tic covered-------79c set
45c w hisk Broo m 8, plastic,
washable, magnetized to attract
dust particles, asst colors- --29c
72-7yc Brassieres, rayon and
cotton, soiled, broken sizes onlyl
loo
36-S2.98 Garment Bags, suit
sizes only------
72-25c Plastic Shoulder Covers,
ideal for mems suits. large size,
&c e..
A-S1.sS "Krene" Plastic
Aprons, half apron type. water
proof -----------79c
z4-79c Rain Scarfs, asst colors,
1Oc
36-S1.29 Hat Box Set, floral
designs, 2 boxes to set -29c set
72-4sc-$1.00 Rubber Bathing
Caps, famous make, asst types,
19c
36-75c Silk Dress Shields, navy
and gray only, fine quality.
size 3------------------19c pair
Is $3.50 Chintz Suit Bags,
large floral pattern-------$1.98
27-$1.O0 Knitting Boxes, roomy.
asst colors- -----4yc
72-$1.O0 Plastic Table Cloth
Covers, size 54x54", floral de-
signs, saves your nnenS!- -49c
$3.50 Wool for Brading Rugs,
asst colorS- lie
24-$1.5O erm-O-CurlerS' for
curling hair-----------6
kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Stationery

Stationery
32-$20.S0 Duplicate Bridge
Boards, metal .--------.S10.40
16-S10.40 Duplicate Bridge
Boards, metal ----$5.2O
$3.50 Duplicate Bridge
Boards, metal --------.S1.30
69-50c Imported Paper Nap
kins, rs to box, floral pattern,
3 for $1.00
S2.75 Frames, gold plate and
chrome S1.38
$2.95 Frames, gold-plate and
chrome S1.48
41-S1.39 Wall Combination:
wax paper 100 #. II in. wide and
holder Observation-Disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Rags

Rugs
100-29c Black Rubber Stair
Treds, 9x18"- 14c
50-s1.95 Cocoa Door Mats,
14x24" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
15-Reversible Fibre Rugs.
27x64" 40
2S74.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs,
nor-skid, SKIP $685.
1-e47.37 Administer, beige tone
on-tone, 1855
SEQ. Of s1s.95 Loop Pile Cot
ton Rugs, 4x0-
Is yds.-ss.s5 Wilton Carpet,
green carved, q" lin. I'd. 1888
25-96.95 to $7.95 Reversible
Fibre Rugs, 36x72" $3.50
1-$49.95 Rayon and Cotton
Rug, 6.7x9.1V------------S29 .95
@S14.95 Rayon and Cotton
Rugs, 4x6- $685.
20 yds.-S2.69 I'D. ~" Jute Car
Pet --------------.-- 88c
1-$117.30 Floral Administer
Rug, 9x1T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IS yds.-$12.S5 I'd. Grey Plain
Br0adl0om ------.-----$7.95 I'd.
KAnn's-Third Floor
Handbags
10-g5.00 and $3.50 Handbags,
ClcdI dIlCc ----------------$ 1.JS~
S00-$3.00 Handbags clearance,
$1.29s
-$7.95 Shoulder-strap Bags,
gold-color kid -----------$1.99s
200-$2.00 and $500 Handbags,
clearance ----------------$ 1.OO$
75-$1.0O Cosmetic Kits and
wallets -39Cs
1S-$7.S5 70 5000 Corde Hand
bags, special -------------$6.88s
"Plns 20% Tar
KannS-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
SOILED BLANKETS

6-Sl695 All Wool Blankets, size 80x90' ------$'0W
+Sl295 All Wool Blankets, size 72x90- 10y SSS
$685. All Wool BIonkets size 7zx84 ---7---$ eW
+SSe5 All Wool BIonkets size 72xs4" -.$ 5W
5-S5.95 Bonkets, $50 cotton, so wool. 7zxs4" 80
3-l495 All Wool Blankets, size Soxo0 ----$ 80
4SlO95 All Wool "Kenwood" Bonkets, 7Zx90' W
+Sl6e5 All Wool "Kenwood" Blankets. 72x90' $lz9S
3Sl495 All Wool Blankets, 72x90 SW
zSl895 All Wool BIonkets, 72x90
$3.50 All Wool BIonkets, 1850
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
rs RscosdifioSsd
Electric
Refriserotors
1880

All are Of famous make,
thoroughly reconditioned
and are guaranteed for
three months. Various
sizes that range from 4
to Z cubic foot sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11

Kann's-Third Floor
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17

proceeded to New York and Phil
adelphia to see relatives. Mr..
Kaufman. will 60 east to bring
them back.
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17

Harry Kaufman, E. Elm, drove
to Chicago for a two months stay
accompanied by Florine Gutt and
Bernie and David LeiboWitz who
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17
JEWISH WAR VETERANS

O1lC IL at L14C La 14Cl11s Vii OCAAA-
day, June 10, the JWV and Auxi-
liary will hold a Get-Together
Picnic at Rancho Diablo from IL
am. While some refreshments
and drinks will be available,
guests should bring picnic bas-
kets. Friends of members and the
general community is invited.
Jack Landar is in charge of the
picnic, assisted by Mrs. Maxwell
Warner and Meyer ChatoW. Ad-
mission is 6Oc and children under
10 admitted free.
Post members are: Alexander
Axelrod, Theodore Berlin, Sam
Block, Harry Bee, Rabbi Marcus
Breger, Alfred Brovas, Davis
Bromberg, Meyer Chatow, Muir
ray Cohen, David Cohen, Max
DeCovnick, Arthur Dunes, Will
liam Davidson.
Melvin Fine, Abraham Fried,
Sidney Gendell, Joseph Covert,
Morton Gerebreich, Morton Haas,
VIM. Handler, Seymour Holland
er, Bernard Hollander, Jack Her
man, Sam Heifetz, Jerry Hirsch,
Herman Isis, Stanley Jacobs, Ted
Karnofsky, Louis Krainess, Nor
ris Holman, Edward Kaye.
Other members are: Jack Lam
dar, Wallace Levin, Harry Le-
vine, Milton Lewkowitz, Joe Lev
kowitz, Phil Levkowitz, Robert
Marks, Robert Miller, DR.. Meyer
Mandel, Leo Morris, Abe Mogy,
Henry Okrent, Albert Oshrih,
Tom Paul, Reuben Pitluck, Meyer
L. Rutz.
DR.. Leon Sacks, Nathan Saltz-
man, Sidney Slavin, Aaron Sosin,
Hilda Sosin, Howard Shift, Hy
Stanton, Myer Stolaroff, Leo
Stein, Earl Sydow, Ed We'll, Rob-
ert Winger, Irving Wohlfeiler,
Maxwell Warner and Irving Zu-
ckerman.
New members who joined in
recent months are: Leonard Blu
menthal, Philip Cole, Herman
Etelman, Abe Epstein, Meyer H.
Epstein, Irving Field, DR.. Philip
Greenbaum, DR.. Ephraim Kahn,
Soul Keller, Maurice Levin, Ben
LaZaroW.
Other new additions are: Abe
Myerson, Arthur Rauh, Leslie Ro-
nay, Joseph Schmerl, Morton So
lot, DR.. Leonard Weiner, Abe
Wilks.
Officers are: Commander, Sam
Heifetz; vice-commander, Phil
LGNhOW1IL, JI' NASC-SOAAAAAAe'AANAO
Jack Landar; quartermaster,
Maxwell Warner; adjutant, Al
Brovas; cor. sec. Ted Karnofsky;
Judge advocate, Ted Berlin.
New delegates to the Commun-
ity Council are Meyer Chatow
and Abe WilkS.
Veterans interested in affiliat-
ing with JWV should contact the
Membership chairman, Phil Lev
kowitz, 2-1461. There are many
veterans in Tucson who are moi
known to be eligible and hence
have not been contacted.
PHI SIGMA
The activities of the group point
up a busy summer. Since the
school semester ended, a picnic
, was held at Sabine Canyon anc
a slumber party at Anita Sadow
sky's home. Meeting was helc
, last week at Diane Mednick':
home and this Tuesday at Teddy
FiShman'S.
oct EridoU poOrnino member.
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17
JWV AUXILIARY

JWV Post in holding a Get-To-
gether picnic at Rancho Diablo
to which the community is in
vited.
Last night Joe Myerson enter
tained patients at Veterans Hos
pital with movies and together
with the Auxiliary were hosts for
refreshments. A farewell party in
honor of Mrs. Herman Isis and
son, Philip, was given at the home
of the president, Mrs. Maxwell
Warner, last week, prior to their
returning to Portland, Me.
Next meeting July 7 at the
DAV Hall.
YOUNG ISRAEL SISTERHOOD
Group met June 6 in the patio
of Mrs. Seymour Roth's home and
heard a report on the recent card
party at the Roth home which
netted $500, a gratifying sum con-
sidering it was a private affair.
Mrs. Max Wendell, president,
will be back in town for the next
meeting.
HILLEL
Summer program will mainly
serve the. students attending the
University summer sessions. Two
socials will be held, one each Sc
mester; a house party in July and
picnic in August reports Har-
old Bear, president.
SHEVA PIONEER WOMEN
An interesting cultural meeting,
open to the men and women OF
the community interested in Ii
onism, will be held at Anshel Is
rael June 80 at pm, with the
program planned by Mary Leib
Homecoming 1949" the excellent
movie, Will be SHOWN.
PIONEER WOMEN
Last meeting of the season was
held June l. Mrs. Sohn, president
read a letter she received from
Mrs. Harry Strauss telling of the
excellent work Pioneer Womer
are doing in Israel and express
ing the hope that Pioneer Womer
in Tucson will continue their fine
cooperation.
Six school girls danced for the
group. They were: Charlotte
Flyer, Jane Insel, Sheila Levy
Sally Malinsky, Barbara Patter
son and Louise Wong.
Meetings will resume Sept. Z
Wishes were expressed that mem
bers have a pleasant summer.
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17
Organizations
BIG

First meeting with the new Of
ficers was held at the home of
Zita Lesson, at which plans for
summer activities were discussed
rather fully. The program will
include both social events as we'll
as practical and worthwhile prof.
ects. Two guests from Phoenix
were present.
Council delegates are Phyllis
Berman and Day Ann Dobry.
They also will attend the District
convention at Idylwild, Calf, as
debaters, leaving on June Is. Del
egates are Day Ann Dobry and
Zelda Koplin.
The Arizona post., 1949-06-17
YPHA

Gene Taxier, acting president,
plans for an active summer con-
sisting mainly of socials. Picnic
was held last Saturday evening
at Sabine Canyon, and a good So
cial was held June 9th. Next
meeting is on June % at Anshei
Israel. Newcomers to town are
especially invited.
Plans are already being formu-
lated for the annual Chanukah
affair.
Evening star., 1949-11-26
Nativity, Resurrection
Homecoming Services

Homecoming services. in cele-
bration of its 46th anniversary,
have been provided for the Nativ-
ity and Resurrection Church to-
morrow. A corporate communion
for men and boys will be celebrat-
ed at 7::30 am.
The parish grew out OF missions
established by the present rector.
the Rev. Enoch M. Thompson,
under the Rt. Rev. Henry Satter-
lee. first bishop Of Washington,
and was admitted to the Diocesan
Convention in 1887 as the Nativity
and Resurrection Parish.
A new adult Bible and study
class to be known as The Good
Shepherd Bible Class will be
formed. Harry E. Gibbons, lay
reader, has been appointed teach
er of the class, which will meet at
1890 am. every Sunday at Nativ-
ity Church.