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Evening star., 1949-09-16
AA 1e|egraphers' Group
Elects Brungs President
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

DETROIT. Sept. 16.-Adolpt
Brungs Of Washington, D. c., wa.
elected president Of the Western
Union division Of the commercial
Telegraphers Union-AFL at the
closing session Of the divisions
ninth convention here yesterday.
Henry G.. Steinbrenner was
named vice president and Adam
w. Bauer, secretary-treasurer
Both also are residents Of Wash
ington. y
Elected to the unions board OF
directors were Earl Brangan. Gin
cinnati; Joseph J.. Lenahan. New
York; Charles s. O'Connor, San
Francisco; Douglas Holcombe
Denver, and E. E. Lewis, Charlotte
N. c.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Samuel Athey Ryan
Dies; Was President
OF Herald Harbor

Samuel Athey Ryan, 50, presi-
dent Of Herald Harbor Beach
Inc, died Of . heart attack at his
home there yesterday. He had
suffered a heart ailment for the
last four weeks.
Mr.. Ryan was born in Sperry-
vile, Va, and attended school ir
Rapidan. and later went to busi.
ness college in the State. He
served in the Navy in World War
and after his discharge was q
branch manager in the circula.
ton department Of the Times
Herald for many years.
For 10 years Mr.. Ryan wa
owner Of Herald Harbor Beach
which now is a community O.
more than 500 homes, and sinc'
its incorporation last year haI
been its president.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs
Thelma Sibley Ryan; two daugh
ters, Mrs. Betty Reynolds ant
Mrs. Gloria Spence, both o
Washington; a son, William A
Ryan of Herald Harbor, and on
grandchild.
Funeral services will be held a
2 pm. tomorrow at the Millers
vile (MdD Methodist Church
Burial will be in Arlington Gem
etery.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Sonia Henie and Gardiner Cut
|WeddinqC Cake With NuvySword

mother, Mrs. Selma Henie, and
the matron of honor. Mrs. Alex
ander Macarthur, could get in
side.
The Norwegian-born Miss Henie
walked down the aisle on the arm
Of her brother. Left.
Mr.. GARDENERS best man was
his brother -in-law, Oley B. MARS,
jr.
The word "obey" was omitted
from the vows.
The brides hand trembled, and
tears ran down her cheeks as the
ceremony was read. Mr.. Gardiner
appeared completely at ease.
Miss Henie's sleeveless wedding
gown was topped with a triple
strand Of pearls with diamond
clip. She wore sunburst diamond
earrings and carried q spray of
peach orchids. Her hat was q halo
of light blue feathers.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Grin-
ning at each other. Sonia Henie
and Winthrop Gardiner. jr.
gripped a big sword in their hands
and sliced the seven-tier wedding
cake.
This was the follow-up yester-
day to q seven-minute church
ceremony joining the blond skat-
ing star and wealthy socialite avi-
ator. At the Park Avenue Meth
odist Church, a milling, pushing
throng Of fans jammed the en-
trance and cheered as the couple
made its exit.
Afterward at q reception at the
Hotel Plaza, MIR. Gardeners Navy
sword was used to slice the big
cake, which was iced in pale blue
to match the brides net-and-lace
gown.
Then the newlyweds glided onto
the ballroom floor, and danced
alone under a spotlight. while the
orchestra played Il Love You
Truly"
Gradually, as the champagne
and canapes made the rounds
others among the 400 society
guests joined the couple on the
dance floor.
The couple will honeymoon or
q yacht, but didn't say where the
trip would take them.
Their double-ring wedding cere.
mony was performed by the Rev
Paul Otto, who stood amid heaps
of white roses. chrysanthemums
and Easter lilies.
Only so invited guests attended
the ceremony. But outside, the
crush was 50 great that police hao
tn N1Ahr q uyov hAfoya thA hr;do,s
Evening star., 1949-09-16
MiddIetown Officials
Refuse Sewer Action
Special Dispatch 10 The Star

FREDERICK. Nd, Sept. TO-
Burgess Floyd Slime and the i've
commissioners who constitute
Middletown's governing body, have
refused to call a citizens meeting
or take other steps to end sewage
dumping into Tanners branch, the
small stream which winds through
the town.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Col. David H. BiddIe, 81,
Dies in San Antonio
BY the Asseeioisd Pres,

By The Assoeiated Press
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Sept. Is
Col. David H. Biddle, U. s. A..
retired" died here Wednesday
night at the age of 81.
He was son Of Gen. James
Biddle and Mrs. Ellen MCGOWAN
Biddle. The latter wrote a num-
Der Of books on early frontier life
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Muncie Editor Dies

MUNC1E, Ind, Sept. 16 (P.-
Wilbur E. Sutton, 70, editor Of the
Muncie Evening Press since 1917
died yesterday in Ball Memorial
Hospital. He was taken to the
hospital Tuesday after suffering
q heart attack.
He was active in Republican
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Two Virginia Prisoners Flee
Road Cana on Route |

Two prisoners from Virginia
Prison Work Camp No. 13 near
Woodbridge escaped yesterday
while working on a road detail
on Route l south of Woodbridge,
Virginia State Police reported.
Washington and surrounding
areas have been alerted to watch
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Veterans Comp to Meet

The Henry w. Lawton Camp
No. 4, Of the United Spanish War
Veterans, will meet at 2 pm. to-
morrow in the Pythian Temple,
1912 Ninth street NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-16

for the men identified as Ran
dolph Pingley, II, and George E
Sims, %.
Woodbridge is 20 miles south OF
Washington.
Evening star., 1949-09-16

made right Of pure linseed OIL lead, zinc
and Titanox In Just the right proportions
70 put . smile Of gleaming beauty on your
house and keep 1t there. White and colorl
now $4.20 . gallon at these neighbor-
hood stores
Silver Spring Paint d Hardware c..
Dethesds Paint 4 Hardware Co.
Takona Paint 3 Hardware Co.
Becker Paint b Glass Co., Georgetown
Lseal Paint 3 Hardware Co., Hyattsvilie
922 N. Y. Ave. CD Ma. 810
0Dsn Men. thfu Sat. Z AN. to $50 Pm.
FREE Parking Next Door for Our Patrons
Evening star., 1949-09-16

politics and served the nationsl
organization in the Harding and
Hoover campaigns.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
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Evening star., 1949-04-25
TELEyIsIoN HIGH LIGHTS.

TOO, WTTG-The premier Of .
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and Tommy Gleason from Broad
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SEQ. Mabel PaliaferTo
stars in q comedy, Mistress Sims
Inherits."
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Pauline Monies In . io-round bout.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
RADIO HIGH LIGHTS.

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Lady On A Mission"
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and Patrice Munsel co-star In VIC
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Evening star., 1949-04-25

600, WRC-Lily PonS gives her
famous rendition Of The Bell Song
from aLakme."
s:se, WOL-Bab Lincoln intro
duces Margaret Thors. Apple Blos-
som Queen, and Miss Marie Sauer,
women's editor Of . local newspaper.
S.l5, WMAI-Dr. william Mem
ninger speaks On the aims Of Mental
Health Week.
1e:3e, WMAI-40hould M Gov
eminent Expand II rUWsr Bud-
ness7" y the subject -on. trial
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
Judge DisquoIifies in
Bevin Picket Trial

NEW YORK, (JTA)-Judge
Morris Rothenberg, acting ma
tional chairman of the United
Palestine Appeal, disqualified him
self this week when three persons
charged with disorderly conduct at
the mass picketing of British For
eign Secretary Ernest Bevin-who
arrived here earlier were
brought before him in mid-Man-
haitian Magistrates Court. Judge
Rothenberg said:
''I have such a feeling of sor-
row for the tens of thousands of
survivors of the Nazi terror whom
Mr.. Bevin prevented from finding
refuge in the Jewish homeland
and caused to be imprisoned in
the island of Cyprus, where they
endured long months of further
sufferings and humiliation, that
do not feel I can properly exer-
else the judicial function in these
cases."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
Brandeis Group Hears Coast Rabbi

tor of the Jewish National Fund,
indicated that he would attend the
meeting during his visit to Phoe-
nix.
The first anniversary of the
state of Israel, Wednesday, May
a, comedies with the regular meet
ing of the Brandeis District.
All other Zionist organizations
were invited to attend the meet
ing, which was to be dedicated to
prayers of gratitude, hope and re-
dedication of services. Invitations
also were extended to prominent
civic leaders of the Christian faith
who have in the past Joined in
similar meetings.
Harry Stone, program chairman,
and DR.. ]. Reichert, president,
planned the program.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
Kohn to Design
Israel Exhibit

Capt. Gershon Kohn, Palestin-
ian architect and Israeli army of
ficer who studied at Frank Lloyd
Wright's school near Phoenix last
year, notified friends here rec
emily that he has been asked to
design the architecture for the
buildings of Israel's War Ex-
hibition in Tel Aviv.
eve are doing all right here
with your help" Kohn wrote in
a letter received here. "The state
is getting stronger every day and
so will it's architecture become
more and more organic if / get a
chance"
Kohn said he was invited to
consult on the War Exhibition
after have taken part in the cap
after having taken part in the
capture of Gallilee.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
Israel Bogey'
Charged In
Arab Upset

RHODES, (JTA) = Acting
United Nations Palestine mediator
DIR. Ralph ]. Bunche, commenting
on the Syrian Army's coup early
this week, said that he presumed
the Israeli-Syrian armistice nego-
tions, which were earlier sched-
uled to begin soon, would be held
despite the events in Damascus.
Brig. Gen. William Riley and
Henri Vigier, the mediator's top
military and political aides, are
now in Damascus, arranging the
time and place of the forthcoming
armistice talks with Israel.
Meanwhile, at Lake Success the
United Nations received the first
communication from the new Sy-
rian government. 1t virtually as
sures the U. N. that negotiations
for peace in Palestine will not be
disturbed by the new regime.
Syrians Claim Demand
The communication of the new
government, which staged an over
night, bloodless coup in Damascus,
was addressed to Secretary-Gen-
eral Trygve Lie and signed by
"Commander-in-Chief" Husni AL
Zaim, who took over the govern
ment pending the formation of a
new cabinet.
It reads as follows: "By de-
mand of the people, the Syrian
Army intervened to put an end
to internal anarchy. The Syrian
Army command affirms respect
for external obligations previously
entered upon and attachment to
democratic regime"
Israeli Bogey'
Commenting at Tel Aviv on the
military coup in Syria, an Israeli
Government spokesman asserted
that the seizure of power was "ad-
ditional evidence how Arab gov
ernments continually try to play
up first Palestine, and then the
Israeli bogey, as way of solving
their economic difficulties"
The Foreign Ministry official
added that he hoped that world
opinion would realize that Gen.
Husni AL Zaim, the Syrian Chief
of Staff who seized power, had
only the most superficial pretext
for his act.
Three Arab nations =. Egypt,
Lebanon and Trans-Jordan-have
signed armistice pacts with Israel
so far.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
YIv0 Conducts
Essay Contest
On Jewish Life

The Yiddish Scientific Institute
-YIVO announces contest for
original essays.
The following are the terms of
the contest:
Entries based on valid sources
and reflecting Independent re-
search on the part of the contest
ant may be on any topic pertain
ing to any phase of Jewish life
and in whatever language is most
convenient for the contestant.
They will be judged for content
rather than style.
Students Eligible
Each essay shall contain about
5000 words. Submit three copies
Of the manuscript typed on one
side of the paper only.
Graduate students and college
seniors are eligible to submit es-
says, preferably on topics related
to their major subject of study.
Winners of $500, 5000 and
500 awards, as well as honorable
mentions, will be announced at the
annual conference of the YIVO
and will be published in one of the
periodical publications of the
YIVO.
Sept. Is Closing Date
Contestants may consult YIVO
regarding the selection of topic
or assistance with photography,
etc.
All entries remain the property
of YIVO, which reserves the
right to publish any of them in
whole or in part.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
Beth FL Season
TO End April IS

April Is will be the last of the
seasonal Friday evening services
at Beth FL. The service will be a
fitting climax to highly success
full season, in the fact that Beth
Ell will celebrate its first Bas
Mitzvah, confirming Miss Donna
Gold.
Last week Norman Mendelsohn
addressed the congregation on
Howard Fast's new book, "Glori-
Gus Brothers.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08
Bunche Doubts IF Syrian Coup Will Stop Peace Talks
TroveI Service Arronges
Journeys to Israel

For the first time, Phoenicians
can make local arrangements for
journeys to Israel.
This is possible through the Re
public and Gazette Travel Service,
which procures reservations via
any scheduled mode of transpor-
tation to any destination in the
world, obtains room accommoda-
tions and even plans itineraries at
no extra cost. The agency is To-
Gated in the Republic and Gazette
building at End st. and Van
Buren.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08

The regular membership meet
ing of the Arizona Brandeis Zion
ist District was to be held Wednes-
day, April 6, at Temple Beth
Israel, 122 E. Culver St., with
Rabbi William Spiegelman, West
Coast director of the Misrachi
Zionist Organization, as speaker.
Isidor Kadis, west coast direc-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08

First professional employee in
the YMHAs was the librarian. The
library of the New York YMHA
(oldest exciting Center in the
country, which was established in
1870 opened in 1886 and became
the nucleus of the Aguilar Free
Public Library, which in turn be-
came a part of the New York Pub
lie Library.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08

Aaron Zizling, minister of Agri-
culture of Israel, stated that food
can be grown for a population of
100000 people in the new
state.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-08

Isaac Mayer Wise founded the
Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations in 1878.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX. 3-bedrm. apt.
for five girls (singularly orr in a
group: u blk. bus, 90 min. down
town. laundry rm., phone. utilities
e tnsIad'; best f a. loo; s45 m S.
CONN. AVE-, mr.. Macomb ST. bed
bath in apt. bldg. Newly and taste
dec; and furn. throughout. Bright
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AVAILABLE NOV. Ist-Studio apt,
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100 PARK PL. NE. near Lincoln
Park-2nd f.. 3 rms, bath, in
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ia Portland st. sc. tnear Boiling
Field)-2 rms. semipvt. bath, in
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ON CONN. AvE.-1st-f1oor apt. 2
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APARTMENTS uhFvRh,sHEp

II22 18th ST. NV rooms and
GRIN. APT, living rm., dining rm.,
Q. bedrms.. kitchen and sun rm.;
P 81 stil aI i fS5n.' sleo per ,s mo-
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fireplace. bedrm., bath and kit. ali
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NV. Wash. address; newly deco
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TAKoMA PARK-5 rms. and bath. 2
bedrms.: "a yrs. old: oil heat; cow.
to stores and buses; avail. now;
utils. furn.: $115 mo. 81. 7o74
] RIM. kit. screened-in porch. share
bath; all utils. incl, 500. 1925
Orren st. ne, Sun. l till ). lis
3-RM. APT.-Rent, S75 per mo-. in
GLIDING utilities: in Falls Church.
ARFAX REALTY. CHI. 1850 or FA.
1850.
so EYE ST. NV, Apt. A. l bedrm.,
unfurn.. completely redecorated; for
empi., married couple, no children.
Sal per mo. Open for insp. today
but call HUI. 1912 from l to )
400 MELLON ST; s.E.-Llvine rm.,
bedrm., dinette. kitchen. bath, back
porch; S53.17. Apply after 5.
Sc. Mr.: LIBRARY bedrm.. pvt.
bath, kit, reception or dinette.
porch. refsr., gas stove. sink, uttli-
ties; front and back entrance; $75.
Phone II: 7-l037.
appreciate nice. clean home. with
splendid atmosphere and privacy;
- Minis. downtown, good transp !;
$50 per mo. utils. incl. HI. 1854
2 RMS. kitchen, bath: mr.. bus and
streetcar lines; available Nov. L.
HO. 1856. is
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD. - Living
room. bedroom. bath. kitchen and
dinette basement apartment: private
entrance; utilities furnished. 10.
1888 MONROE ST. N.W.-Newiy re-
modelled apartments of one and
two rooms, kitchen and bath; now
available for immediate occupancy.
Call National 1885 or Dupont S272
Saturday and Sunday.
iii Penna. ave. n.w-Five large
rooms. one and one-half baths;
suitable for business and living
quarters. Call MA. 1885 or Ma.
6371 MAURICE FITZGERALD,
1911 q st. NV. -l9
100 F ST. N.E.-Liy. rm., large kit,
bedrm. and bath, utils. furn., SIS
per mo. MI. S24O. 81
s72. End AVE. Silver Springs
rms, kit. and bath, utilities furn.,
$40. JU. 7-674S Id