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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HSOSE9 wANtEb ~ oOt
IMMEDIATE CASH for prevar de-
tached brick with bedrm and bath
on on l5 n e9T Sb.vy snd chase 5edrps and sco Ss
FIELD. 81, 5000 -s,s
HAvE IMMEDIATE PURCHASER for
3 or bedroom house. will pay up
to 100000 cash; Chevy Chase, p c,
1 1erS Nd pa4f A'rcsn gny POM compsqa shs9 Be
Wo. O6S4, with SHANNON 4
LUCHS CO.. 1908 H st. NV. MA.
BUYERS WAITING for small and
HARRIS, Broker, Ii 1919, ME.
ALL KIND. size, in. out D. c. at
shs T P5se RYoN 'e5os co GE ESQ el4s i[a9s rent
FOR A QUICK eficient selling JOB,
CAN Cal S oW. ss s5oo for 'a f1ee tn apDPaissl Ph
I ao3 w,SH TTEn To RI2y sIya ATinFt0n aIcs pom.
good section. Have substantial cash.
Will PAY ToP CASH PRICE for
lE,fr vour frams or Priek house hS.n No ss som-
IF PRoMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire
call R. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor. sos
North Capitol, MA. $3.50. Free ap-
caaRfEs IslsIS Reigs CUM has ss's eenss asis wait.
ing to. purchase homes IN any sec
tlen Of Wash. and nearby Maryland.
Will PAY CASH for houses. white
ocation fGGe0 Eves ea DE- e. 6Ss9 SSss
60 YEARS SERVICE to local prop
erty owners guarantees results List
your property with VIM. H. sAUN-
PEI DEEs GO GO, y NC \, ReaIt9Es an3 since
NcoM1NsSGi coNGREssMAN OR IS; AZ . needs 3
cation, prefer house with den and
powder rm; T.. on Ist hr; desire nice
strictly essential, Cali Mr.. DIXON
At ST. 700 or Ho. 234j evenings.
URGENTLY NEEDED or P bedrm.
Brick or frame. Older house ac-
sR2Iv sg5sf5ptisI al ,.1a! sash. owe. Denny ~ &
$1,000 DOWN. $50 MO. payments or
less. NV. ne. FRANK BRETEMPS.
5007 Quincy St, Bladensburg. Md
NEED NEW BRICK HOME. not over
$4,000; offer 3 clear lots (Hillsidel
as down payment. WO. 1ll2. 24'
WILL PAY CASH for your house
white OF colored. any condition. MI
s55s; ewes, SH. $500.
QUICK WILL BE the action in buy
ing your home for cash. MITCHELL
QUICK, 81. 1871, RA. 341s. ?s.
CUSTOMERS waiting for ,. 3 and 4
nearb2 Mapgsnd nqTsS and afes
Cali today, WoRTHINGToN REAL
TY' Realtors, s427 Georgia ave,
LIST YOUR HOUSE
VIII Hs,.s Us nIs.s now nsS snd star, 9a66ns
for the homeless. Call ST. 1923,
PHILLIPS e. CO. 20
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhD
La PLATA, MD.-2-story asbestos
scr aeres; ehicken house u4sE Make etIeT
Msl hsrAIEI frTreI' III III 7oSs; sslo after 5 pm"
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHEsDA-sl5, 700. CT. $3.50
rooms, porch. full bssement OS. law.
full kit. gas heat extras. MR.. NYE,
CHEVY CHASE. MD. - Planned by
builder for own residence, this fne
tractiyely situated, includes nrst
ing room: paneled breakfast room.
paneled den: bath, paneled inclosed
ssasss DGreo Second FsiI oo Pa hrss
bedrooms. two baths: gas &C. heat,
I JOHNSON REALTY co. NC,
Hoa Conn. ave- OR. 71oo 4 till Q.
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1917 B ST. Sc.

Q rooms, 3 porches-This property. is
occupancy; owner moving from city;
property can be bought at bar
gain price Open for inspection
SUNDAY, pm. to dark. or by appt
Mr.. Washburn, GE 261S.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 1898. -
NEAR THE CAPITOL-Row brick, s
rooms. bath. h.-w.h.; price reduced
10 S1O.750. Inspect 5l7 A St Sc.
Thos D. Walsh, Inc.
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WILL TRADE

Will take your present home lot or
small investment property in as part
payment on this new 4-bedrm., ga
Westmoreland ST.. East Fall Ch., nr
intersection of Fairfax DR.. and Little
Falls rd Brokers invited Open
every day . to g. WEIMANN PROP
ERTIES, INC, CHI. 61O1, GE. 1904.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPekl1 fOk KEN ]
GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-3-story brick
building in a very nice location; ap-
prox. 4O-ft. frontage; ideal for any
type Of business: will consider selling
same; approx. 10000 So. fl. Gall
Alley GARAGE, approx 500 50 it,
in busy downtown location; lmmed
poss; reasonable rent Apply LEO
N, BERNSTEIN & CO., co. Resi5ers'
I3I3 SOUTH CAPITOL sT.-Approx
5000 50. f., zoned md commsTeisl con, n,is !
will remodel 20 suit tenant. BASIL
IKo INVESTMENT CORP, u? Bond
Will LEASE TO responsible party
approx 1000 900 lbs. pei. 50. +: ,
floor space IN a 3-story flreproof
bldg in Washing on, D. c; powered
for heavy industry. suitable for any
business; owner will alter to suit
tenant. For further informat tlon
phone GE 4"n4 81
STORE, OFFICES
I14n-IiI1 18Th st NV. 3 eSpOS-
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SOUND INVESTMENT

. new semidet. 6-rm modern brick
homes on lse. lots, facing park on
Anacostia ave ne These are sturdy
homes. expertly built by one OF
the largest builders Of low-price
heal; porches of concrete end steel;
chain-linG fenced back garden. Both
properties are now rented to re.
sponsble tenants at price yield
better than 1"cs per annum For
informa ton and appf to inspect,
phone TR 2S25: ewes, WA. 51p9.
ASk for M Rr0ck
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coM'L. PROPERTY FOR RENT

AS" -. NSt IN
90: r ct. N.W.-Approx. 200 50
it.. Tor ofaces. shop or light mig
,nd commercial Sl@5 mo. incl
18Th AND COL. RD.-Brick blds., on
wide alley. app. 500 SO. fl suit. re
pair or service shop; S35. NE. 1850;
ewes. WI 4o43.
Mr.. CONN. AVE. AND M-2nd com;
$50 so. it,. End floor. heat and
part part, A: N. ROTH. RE 7;5$o. -.4
BRENTWOOD-1st fl: 3ox6o, open
space 14-ft. CELL: for light mig
S1OO mo. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
Fl ST. Ne, near 3rd-6, 50-so 1T.
space in brick bldg heat turnlshed;
S40O mo. A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880.
I343 SOUTH CAPITOL sT.-Approx
5000 SO. it., zoned End commercial;
at approach 10 new Victory Bridge;
will remodel TO suit tenant. BAS1L1-.
KO INVESTMENT CORP. IL Bond
STSi II
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NO CASH DOWN

No Cash DOWN
To veterans on these lovely bunga-
lows except $500 for usual title eX-
penses; monthly payments approx
S65 including taxes and insurance
also available. 10 nonyeterans with
81 900 cash down; features Include
> bedrms living room. eXceptionally
larse kitchen. completely EQUIPPED;
full concrete basement. auto. heat
large lot; to reach: out Ga. ave
turn left at Wheaton on Viers Nil!
rd Rockville pike to Viers MIL
Village or call sales ONCE, SH. 1898
IL am. 10 p m. daily.
Colonial Investment Co.
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S1295Q

Desirable 6-rm Colonial brick Rooc
location. Silver Sprins area. Lee
lot Oil h-wh. Vacant
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY CO.
ST. 3OlO Till 9 PM.
$3.50 DoWn-Nearby Md.
Det 5-rm. bath bungalcw, oil heat;
nice lge. lot Mr.. GoingS
ACE REALTY SERVICE
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CHEVERLY

II Cheverly Circle-New. detached
custom built brick home. st A.
liv. rm. with firepl,, spacious din
powder rm.. very large kit. with
plenty of built-ln cabinets :, extra.
size bedrms and bath. md fl oper
side porch with built-in gar: full
in 't., bsmt. w shown % BY app appointment ii'
Call Mr. Sadler. MI $3.50. SUILI.
VAN BROS, 1870 K ST. NV. ME
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HYATTSVILLE

HYATTSVILLE
$3.50 total price. 2 bedrms.. liv
rm. din. rm, kit; full basement
and sleeping porch; new gas range;
new gas INV. heater. just redecor-
ated and put in perfect cond Lo-
Gated on nice level lot, within 2
b]ks Of streetcar, buses and all
shopping facilities. Cal!
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. $685.: On. 1853. Brentwood, Nd.
-S4
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

ABSOLUTE BARGAIN = Attractive
corner brick, store and apis tt
rms. and ba ca, 3 bedrms.l. This
is the buy you We been looking tof
Further particulars call RA. -. es:l
JUST LISTED WITH Us, Apis. rang.
ing from 80 10 $50 units: nice
buildings, mrnimum of S5o,oOo cash
required: attractive terms phone
NJ Mox WoIpeTE J, gaT "a 70 * io9 yith 4 $ sHAN
i-UNIT converted house, completely
furnished and recently decorated
good income near Capitol: By
SMALL OFFICE BuILDING-promi,
nent location in nearby county seat
21 modern ONCE rooms, professional
tenants: restaurant in bsmt.: low
Operating cost. Cali MIR. sToEvER
LARGE CORNER APT. BLDG. in n "
ssetionmExceI. eond. wi viii g, exshaHs' e,
4O2. SOUTH CAPITOL ST.-Corner
five 1-bedroom apis; yearly income
S3,l92; oil h.w-h.: $4,000; =,
trust. This income property Is
directly opposite Wool"9r,h, @ People, P pie,
sANDERs. SANDER: TR. 1. 1858: ewes ewes vi. o9"G
5th ST. near New York ave. NV
LIST comm; :i-story dwellinE rented
as apartments to ccolored at - ! Az
Sse50. Offers invited Mr. McCaI-
thy. WOODWARD & NORRIS, Real:
Sun. and ewes. Wo. 5.."6. -:.4
BEAUTIFUL. modern l,-unit BLDG
in fine NV. location: some APIS have
Hestments. - caIL HARRY COHEN
SMALL OFFICE BLDG. rcar !! ST
ano NJ SITS. NV, well arranseo tor
| occupant in blds. or OH each fir;
newly redecorated and rem0deled
ins basement: large lot lmprovins
auire. WOODWARD & NORRIS.
H5S5; ewes. GL. O95" %
NEW 4O-UNIT garden apartment.
good location in Maryland about
mile from p c line, on exc sSeel!snt iIs9
4-FAMILY APT. S.l, $50. with 81,
9O4 income; Sl5,Ooo 1st trust: oil
heat: excellent location. MITCHELL
QUICK, 81. 773l' eves,' RA. 34ls.
-. wELL-CoNsTRUcTED semidet
brick duplexes lovely loc., md
RANDoLPH, RE. aI37, TR. 7365.
ONE 3-FAMILY brick apt. building;
priced S"4.750: one. 6-tamily apt.
building, S322,25O; these properties
mus be sold at once For sale by
owner, 81. 1860, 9 to ); 81. .e947
ewes. -
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CHEVY CHASE

tinest @ iocation e @5-ff oGit'i iiV rm IN 14xi4
dining rm.. kit with oishwa sher
and garbage disposal, paneled den
and powder rm, on Ist f.; 3 large
beG-ms and > baths. on 2nd a /:
full bsmt lavatory and laundry
facilities. gas &C heat det. "a
rage; - blocks to bus, across from
PARK area. EDW C HOLMEAD,
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STORE OFFICES
PROPERTY WANTED

I14.-ll44 18th st. NV; 3 expos
ureS. pest location, parking. s. c
GRAVES MA "Sl9 .
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CON-. GROUND FOR SALE

end COMMERCIAL; GEORGETOWN
5Ox125. street frontage, priced
right Call Mr.. Fischer. with DREY-
FUSS BROS. Ma. 05S,; ewes. WO.
Rl All
Evening star., 1949-01-24
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

INDUSTRIAL and .2nd' commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
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Arlington Realty Co.
1904 wilson blvd, OW. 1900. -
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB

Nv owner Artistic and individual
custom built brick bungalow in won.
derful neigh: unusually beautiful
lot with rare. trees, shrubs and
hedges: absolute privacy: 5 rms. and
bath on l floor: immaculate cond. !:
huge. beautiful rm. upstairs with !,
windows: lots of storage rm.: red
and white bsmt.: Oil h.-w h.: colored
tile fiasstone walks; 2-car garage.
S10 O6D CHI 1901 ~
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Senate Group Offers
Brannan Compromise
On His Farm Program
BY the Associated Press

A bipartisan group today Of
fared Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan a compromise model of
his new farm program. They ex-
pected the administration farm
leader to back it.
If he doesn't, Senators said, he
probably will get a farm plan
that he has publicly branded as
much worse.
Mr.. Brannan was invited to a
closed-do session today of a
seven-man agriculture Subcom-
mittee. headed by Senator Ander-
son, Democrat, of New Mexico
who preceded him as Secretary
of Agriculture.
After much tugging and hauling,
Senator Anderson has achieved
agreement among disputing Sen
ators for a new farm program that
appears to pick up a few sugges-
tions from all opposing camps.
1t would continue through next
year Government price supports
on corn, wheat. cotton, tobacco.
rice and peanutS-the So-called
basic cropS-at near the present
and wartime levels.
1t would do the same thing for
a long list of non-basic crops that
can be stored, such as oats, barley,
rye, meats, butter and similar
products.
1t would allow Mr.. Brannan,
under numerous limitations, to
try out production payments on
non-basic crops that are perish
able-probably fresh vegetables,
oranges, grapefruit, and other
fresh fruits.
1t would put into operation a
flexible price support" plan
similar to the one Congress de-
cided last year to set going in
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Ewing Sees S|ackening
In LaYoffs by Industry

Unemployment has d lin d
moderately in recent weeks, in the
opinion of Federal Security Ad-
ministrator Oscar R. Ewing.
He announced today that week
ly reports from State agencies to
the Bureau of Employment Secur-
ity on unemployment claims indi-
cate some slackening in the rate
of new industrial layoffs since
early July"
Continued claims. representing
weeks of continued unemployment.
have . declined slightly, after
reaching a peak during July 9 to
Is, Mr.. Ewing said Veterans filed
some $4,000 claims in switching
from the servicemen's readiust-
ment allowance program. which
ended for most benefciarieS July
25, to State unemployment insur-
ance programs, he explained. But
apart from these, initial claims
for the week ended July 80
reached little over 100000, "the
lowest figure reported since late
March," Robert c. Goodwin. di-
rector of the bureau. pointed out.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Moscow Broadcast Calls
For Liquidation of Tito
BY the Associated Press

TRIESTE, Free Territory. Aug.
GA Moscow radio broadcast
heard here yesterday called for
the liquidation of Yugoslav Pre-
mier Marshal Tito.
The broadcast said Yugoslav
emigrants to the Soviet Union ap-
pealed for cooperation to get rid
of Tito "in the name of human
principles"
Evening star., 1949-08-06

1850. But the price supports
would be higher.
This is how Mr.. Brannan's plan
would work:
Instead of using Government
loans and purchases to keep mar
ket prices high for meats. butter
and other mon basic" perishable
crops, Mr.. Brannan suggested they
find their own market levels. This
sounded good to housewives and
consumers. He proposed Govern
ment subsidies, if necessary, to
keep farm income at announced
levels.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
FURNISHED EXHIBIT HOUSE $40 CRUDE RID.

Sl,4oo Cosh-$eo.s3 Per Month
Plus Toxes and Insurance
Several Long Term Finonee
PIons Available
Evening star., 1949-03-11
New Faces in Congress
Breen Ron for House While Dayton Mayor;
Managed Hotels Before War Service

Representative Edward Breen of
Ohio was mayor of Dayton when
he decided to seek the Democratic
nomination for the House seat in
the 3rd District.
He had been mayor since 1945
irf nonpartisan city government
Prior to that time, he had spent
dve years in the Air Force.
7, AS an officer. he saw service in
Africa and Italy and rose to the
rank of major. On his release.
Nir. Breen retained his service
connection by accepting a COM
mission as lieutenant-colonel in
the Air Force Reserve
"A 40-year- old bachelor, he lives
in Dayton. where he was born He
received his education there, grad
uating from the University of Day.
ton.
After completing his schooling.
MIR. Breen went into the hotel bus
fi1ess. His natural affability stood
him in good stead when he man
aged the Dayton Biltmore and the
Van Cleve hotels.
After the war, however, he
transferred his business interest
from hotels to insurance and was
active in the later field when elect
ed to Congress.
He gained his place in the
House by defeating the Republi-
can incumbent. Raymond H.
Burke. and became one of seven
new Democrats in the Ohio dele
cation.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
$4,000 Settlement Made
In ScaffoId COLLAPSE Suit

A settlement of $4,000 for John
Harrison. 54. a remodeling and
building contractor, for injuries
he suffered last April when a scaf-
fold collapsed, was agreed upon
by counsel yesterday in District
Court after two days trial of a
suit he had brought for damages.
Counsel for William A. Duvall.
trading as the William A. Duvall
Scaffolding Co.. 1912 Nineteenth
street NV. and Attorney Edward
Bennett Williams, representing
Mr.. Harrison. agreed upon the
settlement before the case went
to the jury.
Mr. Harrison, who lives at 421
Sixth street NE, suffered leg and
arm fractures when the Scafold
rented by him from Mr.. Duvall
and erected by employees of the
defendant collapsed while Mr..
Harrison was working on a store
In the 5000 block of Wisconsin
avenue NV
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Former Messenger Held
In World Bank Theft

Fred Andrew Brown, %. a
former messenger at the World
Bank. was ordered held for the
action of the grand jury by United
States Commissioner Cyril S.
Lawrence yesterday on charges Of
stealing nearly $500 worth of desk
furnishings from the banks Offices.
Brown. who is colored, and lives
In the 400 block of Ridge street
NV, was arrested February 27
and accused of having taken pen
and pencil sets. water thermos
Jugs, trays and an electric clock
from the Offices since last April.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
u. s. Bars Soviet Mission
To Recover Nazi Loot
BY the Associoted Press

The United States is rejecting a
Soviet proposal to send Russian
teams into the American occupa-
tion zone of Germany to recover
Nazi-looted property.
Russia made the request this
week after the United States ex-
PEELED an eight-man Russian re-
patriation mission.
The State Department. an
nouncing the rejection yesterday,
said there is no occasion for the
presence in the (occupation) zone
of Soviet representatives for the
purpose of restoring Nazi loot.
It said the postwar program
of restitution has been virtually
completed. and added that the
Russians were invited earlier to
send a full-time permanent
restitution mission to the Ameri-
can zone, but failed to do so.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

s15o.oOo.oOo expansion of the
aeronautical laboratory at the
Langley (Va.) Air Force Base.
Construction Of up to 13 wind tun-
nels at educational institutions at
a total cost of not more than 81
100000 also would be authorized.
The Secretary of the Air Force
Evening star., 1949-03-11
$6,600,0OO Wind Tunnel
Proposed forCarderock

Construction of a $500, 900
wind tunnel, at the Navy's David
w. Taylor Model Basin, Carde-
rock, Md, would be authorized by
a bill introduced in the House
yesterday by Chairman Vinson Of
the Armed Services Committee.
The Carderock project would be
part Of an extensive program to
provide new test facilities for
supersonic aircraft.
The largest item would be a
Evening star., 1949-03-11
VD Rodio Program Tonight

Evelyn Freyman, local radio
artist. and Gunnar Back, COM
mentator. will participate in the
sixth of the District Health De-
partment's anti-venereal disease
radio series at GAS o'clock tonight
over Station WWDC.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
would be empowered to establish
and Air Engineering Development
Center.

Widespread guerrilla activity
has slowed down most Greek rec
lamation work.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11
Seattle Woman
To Talk at Tea
OF Local Council.

Mrs. Edward F. Stern of Sc
attic, WASH, former president of
the Western Regional Conference.
National Council of Jewish Wom-
en-, will be the principal speaker
at the membership tea of the or
ganization's Phoenix section Nov.
II at 1890 pm. at Temple Beth
Israel, 10th Ave. and Flower, it
was announced by Mrs. Sidney
Blum, section president.
Mrs. Stern will speak on "the
Educational and Service Program
of the National Council of Jewish
Women" She will outline recent
program developments, including
the establishment of young wom-
ems homes in Greece and France
and the granting of American
scholarships to European women
who will be trained for rehabilita-
ton work in their own countries.
A former president of the Sc
attic section of the Council, Mrs.
Stern is now vice-chairman of the
National Committee on Canadian
American Relations and mem
Der of the National Board of Di-
rectorS.
Braille Worker
For the past IL years she has
been Braille transcriber for the
Library of Congress and recently
for the Jewish Braille Institute.
During the war, Mrs. Stern
worked with the Hospital and
Recreation Corps of the American
Red Cross.
Hostesses for the tea are Mrs.
Louis Turken, chairman, assisted
by Mesdames Sidney Blum, Anna
Barer, l.. M. Landy, Herman
Lewkowitz, Milton Guren, Charles
Sittenfeld, Kaufman Mandell, F.
l.. Sitkin, Louis Lipow, Barnett E.
Marks, Sam Greenbaum, Harry
Sternfield, Jacob Reichert, Ar
thur Lennard, Edward Bibo, A. G.
Robbins, Harry Rabinowitz, Grace
Coleman, Pat Barnett, Henry
Lesem, N. Diamond, Maury Was
serman, Bernard Shredder, Jack
Seider, Louis Patt, David Schaef-
fer, Sam Goldstine, Herman Edel-
man and Ralph B. Feffer, Jr.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11
SPORTS
Jews in Sports
Luckman, Aging Grid Ace,
Still Tosses a Mean Pass
By Haskell Cohen


SID LUcKMAN just beginning effects of
thyroid The Chicago Bear veteran is finally getting into
action with and despite his advancing threat
whip down the field Sid started
the game the Polo Grounds recently
hut gave way Johnny Luack quarter
no more action thereafter
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11

that Ted Collins, owner of the
New York Bulldogs, is anxious to
secure the services of Sid as head
coach for the staggering Bulldogs.
=
SEVERAL FORMER New York
Giants football greats congregated
last Monday in Toots Shor's for
the weekly session of Met basket
ball writer's. Prominent among the
alumni of Mara Tech was Benny
Friedman, all time All American
quarterback, who now serves in
the capacity of athletic director at
Brandeis University in Waltham,
Mass.
The boys were reminiscing about
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11
AZA to Stage Debate
Before B'n0i Birth

Phoenix B'nai Birth Lodge No.
$50 will hear debate given by
ALA. members at its next meet
ing Nov. % at the new Temple
Beth Israel, 10th Ave. and Flower.
The meeting held Tuesday, Nov.
s, featured Rabbi A. l.. Krohn in
a book review, "a Journe y
Through Jewish Book Land" COW
ering the important Jewish books
of the year. AL Gottlieb, delegate
to the recent .B'nai Birth conven-
ton in Las Vagas, presented a
report on the conclave.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11
Hadassah Plans
.JNF Discussion

A discussion of the Jewish Ma
tional Fund will feature meet
ing of Hadassah next Tuesday,
Nov. Is, at 8:15 pm. at Temple
Beth Israel, 10th Ave. and Flow
er.
Rabbi Harry z. Schectman of
Congregation Beth Ell will speak
on the history and aims of JNF,
an organization which buys and
reclaims land in Israel.
Mrs. Ivan Raden, local chair
man of the Hadassah committee
for JNF, has asked that all mem
bers bring their blue boxes con-
tanning contributions.
At the same meeting Hadassah
will get it's first report on pro-
gress in it's emergency drive for
new clothing for Israeps 10000
unhoused immigrants. Mrs. Jacob
Reichert is chairman and the drive
ends Dec. Is. Hadassah is urging
all members of the community to
contribute new clothing or funds.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11

Thirty sightless people of New
York have organized branch OF
the Zionist Organization of Amer
lea.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11

A $6,OOO,000 housing project is
being built near Tel Aviv, to pro-
vide 1850 housing units.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11

There is little doubt in our mind
that Coach George Halas is count
ino on Iuiack for regular service.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11

ly threw the pigskin down the un-
covered center alley with the hope
that he would get away with the
deliberate grounding.
Referee Tom Thorp looked at
Benny remonstratively and said,
"That will cost you a penalty. l
could overlook such a bad pass by
any other tosser but you are too
fine an athlete to throw such a
bad pass" Despite Friedman's pro-
test Thorp paced off the penalty
against the Giants.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11
Valley Resort Hotel
Gets New Ownership

The one year old $5OO,OOO
guest resort, Camelback Villa,
Comeback Road at Biltmore
Drive, is under new management
this season and will be operated
under the new name of Arizona
Manor Resort, it was announced
by Sidney Shinderman, president
of the Shinderman Management
Corporation.
Arizona Manor will operate as
an American plan resort with COM
plete facilities for entertainment
of seasonal or short-term guests.
Innovations planned by Mr..
Shinderman, who will personally
manage the Valley showplace this
first season, include enlarging the
restaurant dining facilities and
opening a cocktail lounge, build
ing a new lobby, laying out a
pitch-and-putt golf course and re-
tanning a full time social director.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11

Sid w i'll see
plenty of action
this year but in
a S e C o n d a ry
role. F a t h e r
Time is begin
ming to take his
toll and Luck
man must yield
to youth even
as you and l.
There is talk
to the effect
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11

their days as players for Coach
Steve Owen. One of his teammates
recalled to Benny the day he tried
to ground pass after all his re-
ceivers were covered. Benny mere