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Milford chronicle., 1950-11-17

The Church With Cordial Welcome
Rev. Randolph Fisher. Pastor
Sunday, November 10
1l:00-Morning Worhip.
100 p. m.-Church School. Mrs
=. II Shockley, General Superin-
tendent.
700 p. m.-Youth Fellowship
Hour.
$500 p. Evening Worship.
Tuesday, $500 p. m.-Baby Con-
test.
Thursday, 11;0 Ga. ma united
Thanksgiving service will be oh
served at st. Paul. The Rev. D. Al
Downing, pastor Of MT. Enon Ban
tist Church, will preside. Thanks
giving sermon by the Rev. q. y.
Henley. pastor Of Bethel A. M. p.
Church.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
COUNTRY BOARD

IWANT refined, elderly LADY to room,
board good meals. Write MRS.
GREEN GRIFFITH, Laytonsville, Mo.
OPPORTUNITY to live in country
Rentleman's home. nearby Mo;
within 12 mi. of D. c.; have several
vacancies for those desiring dis
eliminating home environment with
every comfort, where guests are
personally selected Moo. cony.,
excel. food, modera:ely pEiesd; IsfS
RARM Michellville P. O.. Nd. to
arrange interview
Mr.. MOUNTAINS-Moder best food
well prepared: SIS per wk.: in sight
OF town. MRS. CLINT BURNER,
Woodstock. Va Tel. 929-F:I1. A
ELDERLY BOARDERS WANTED oa
farm near Staunton; S12 week: good
home and half board to elderly man
70 help with chores. L. L. HoTIN-
GER. Parnassus. Va.
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW
in the Blue Ridge Mts. Old Colonial
home restful, quiet, cool; inner
springs, home-cooked foods. MRS
zoRN, RID !, Front Royal Va
ATTENTION-Room board on farm,
i mile from town: lovely location
raise ali vegetables, eggs, meats.
butter: home priPileges; modern
conv. MRS. LEILA MILLER. Mt.
Jackson. Va. Phone 1l2-R-jO.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

gress and Senate Office BLDG. ! rms,
utilS included; semibath. Ii,
vic. NAVAL HOSPITAL, Bethesda
Sleep under blanket all summer. =
rm. and bath furn. apt for > empl.
NEAR SPRING VALLEY N.W.-Fur-
nsns1dd pshsd sfTdrn Sinn terrace sot ersn, Oak
bedrm.. bath, kitchen, dinette. Own
entrsdn4cee: suitable adults, Sl0o
I0e WEBSTER ST. N.E.-3 rooms 's and
dapex da neT w dss pT snf snranoas 1Hrn eme 15ief
,Ip ,iIPle oGfScf dfsI5sf ST. IA S%@ ts26 .ms.. kit
and bath. ,empl. eD!e. $50 incl
ATTRACTivELY furnished - Large
living, room; bedroom. kitchenette
and bath $50 utilities included
ATTRACTivE APT. for couple in 'p pri-
yate home Pentagon and Army
Navy Club convenient: 10 min from
and overlooking Washington. Phone
16s MADISON ST. N.w-rurn- m'e apt
in pvt. home; lge. combination liv-
ins and bedrm with twin beds,
panel walls lge. combination din.
rr; and kit. gas range, .elec. refer.
PVT PVT, nDs bath; ige dressing 3;t;;. closet; !;
shopping center and bus; empl.
couple refs. exch.; price. SIS per
1896 OGDEN ST. N.w.-Nice e Clean
month; near Cavalier Apis; good
transp: empl. cpl. or girls. Call
500 9th ST. N.B.-Bedrm. and kitch- ito
ennr,o sn; ,semipvt nd It ,, bath; refer. EsmpI
puPoN1" ne CIRCLE fRt5fisn. AREA Embassy mSE
row; 2 large rms, high ceilings, Kit.
and tile bath; nicely furn; $50 per
mo, all util. incl. Call DU. 6704
: STUDIO APT, Rockcrest sec.-With
KIT. and pvt. bath. Rockville 2764
all day sun; ewes, after pm. 30
144S PARK RD;-Furn. bedrm., bath
ebon. sPd XII ar, pEiyfiss' zEss use of iiv. s6 Tm
GEoRGETowN.@ Attractively furn
rm. with sofa bed, bath. dressing
nm, refriger.; wonderful view. 500
SHOWN Shown by appt.' MI. 1924 Sun
EsPEcIAEIY GRACIOUS LIVING in
private Bethesda home-Non- house
keeping guest suite. consisting OF
pcuIOOIl WIN Twin OeQS, SltLlnR room
or study, pvt. bath with tub and
shower. Quiet, artistic environ
ment, near transp.; also garage
available. Many privileges to dis
g., eliminating person. WI. 1906 after
! pm. Sunday.
1921 ST. N.E.-Attrac, bedrm. liv
rn1 dinette, kit. and bath in apt
bldg; Ss5 AT. 1870.
CONGRESS HGTS. VIC or . girls
use whols Sa f@ house mo as 70 own dS pyt bed
fAEOMA PK.-Smsll bedrm.. Ice
bright kitchen, completely furn
incl. new refriger.; newly dec. pvt
bath and ent.; / empl. person ol
empi. cple.: S60-S65. ST. 2033
$500 BOTH ST. MT. RANIER-Apt
suit. empl. couple or girls; n
children or pets, no drinking: l blk
to transp. Call any day after IL
am. Hyattsville 5544..
s04 23rd ST. N.W.--2-bedrn. apt.
eiatA occupancy. Call after 1:3'
Pm. ct, s4s3.
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APARTMENTS uNFURNIsHEp

TWO-BEDROOM APT, Hillside area:
bath. picture windows. heat fur. .
nished. Exceptionally conv. to Suit
land or Andrews Field; SIS month.
Immed. occupancy. Phone Sat.
Mr.. Crsry, HI. 740e; sunday, Mr..
Youne, 20. 1856, 80
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EDMUND J. FLYNN
COOP. APARTMENTS wTD.

CO-oP. APT. wANTED-ons or two
bedrooms. Give location. Box l7-H,
WANTED TO BUY. encisney or l.
hedrm. apt. direct from owner All
easn. Box 353-C. Star
COOPERATIVE APT. wanted 10 buy.
Efficiency or bdrm. cooperative
apt. Box 4S6-E Star
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

WANT TO EXCHANGE desirable /.
bedrm. apt, NV, for c-bedrm
apt. Chevy Chase or NV. sec, OR
4q45
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsnED
GOODACRE APIS.
FTpEpPN0E

Several new l and a-bedrm. apts,
lge. rms lse. closets, all mod .
cow. ! ok. from Flower Theater
and new shopping center: on bus
line: Sq7 so and SIS, utfl incl
Apply s6la Piney Branch rd, Silver
Sprine. Nd 81. I'LL
Evening star., 1950-04-30
KENT VILLAGE

Enjoy suburban privacy with city
conveniences and such features as
large closets, bright spacious rooms
with picture windows, trained recre-
atlonal director for such children S
activities as movies, bowling. scouts,
nursery. school, etc: memberships
available in adjoining country club;
schools and stores nearby; Capital
Transit H-S and WM6A busses into
DEVELOPMENT.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

RMS. KIT. AND BATH, utils.. ex-
door IND pets or children. La
CONGA APIS. 9412 Baltimore blvd,
Colleee Park, Berwyn. Md. 80
TWO APTS.. furn. or unfurn., $50
to S75 per mo. 1910 Park I'd. NV,
NICE. QUIET APT. for nice. quiet
couple. Call all day Sunday. GE.
ARLINGTON rooms, kitchen ard
bath partly furn: working cple. no
children S65 mo. Call GIL. 1861,
FURN. OR UNFURN. 3-room apt.
near 18th and Columbia rG. SIS
unfurn; S.5 fnrn, co. 2a4s. i
lineton. close to D. c.. Pentacon and
Navy Bldg. Sa7 so. includes utiis,
Will furnish for S135. CHI. 61S3.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
TILDEN GARDENS

ium kit and . baths, with 3 sx-
posures; immediate occupancy; price
of equity, $4,000 Inspection by
appt. only. Telephone c. A. COR.
NELSON, WO h334 40
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MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service: furniture. trunks and
eagaase 27ke or Pr o3a6
cow, reas. rates. Call anytime, AD,
1897. 30s
CONTINUED on Next PassI
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/ APARTMENTS UNFuRNlsHEp
KIRKWOOD VILLAGE

. bedrooms. larse Twins room. kitchen
and bath. Ssi SO to SIS per mo
includes utilities. We have q few
OF these desirable apis. for immedi-
ate occupancy. Very convenient to
Shopplng and transportation Once
open until s pm. daily. 213l Nichol-
son st. Eyattsviile Nd. AP. @.S.
To reach. Our owens Chapel RI
mich, ave exterde6> 70 ASeT rd
left TO apis. BY bus, take LewiSdsie
bus from term nal AZ Mich. ave, ne
II G SMTTEY co. ST 2SO0 80
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HYATTSVILLE. MD
Jefferson Village Apis.
GLASSMANOR

IS min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol st
Bridge.
LOCATED ON SOUTH CAPITOL ST
AT D. C-MD LINE NEW DE.
VELOPMENT AND 2 BEDRM
APIS FOR IMMEDIATE AND
FUTURE OCCUPANCY PHONE 10
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OWN YOUR OWN

Do you want a bedroom. 2-bedrooHn
or 3-oedroom apt, home OF your ownf
Listed below are some OF the build
inss in which we have apartment
homes for sale In almost every Vari-
ETY. OF types, sizes and prices 70
meet most any demand.
THE BRoADMooR
1901 Conn. Ave. NV
buxurious apartment homes now
available in l-bedroom and 2-bed-
room. 2-bath types, the latter priced
as low as sls.750J
THE NORTHUMBERLAND
2039 New Hampshire Ave. NV
II and 2 bedroom types available here
in the medium priced feld)
MERIDIAN HILL STUDIO APIS.
2633 18th St. NV.
q most unique apartment home, occu-
pyinR noors, with 3 bedrooms 2
baths, q first-hoor powder room ard
remarkably charmins studio liv-
ing room.I
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
". Hampshire Ave at Emerson St NV.
u bedroom type in this beautiful gar
den development. noted for its eco
THE AvoNDALE
Near Dupont Circle
tHere are excellent apts. al the low
market prices In q downtown section
OF rising values. Purchasers must
wait for possession. but tenants are
paying rent exceeding costs 20 buy
and operate. Presently en- excellent
investment, ultimately q home at .
bargain price
NEAR UPTOWN THEATER
34ga 2eth g. NV. ! Bl. W Conn Ave.
prices and low operating costsb
3sI0 SOUTHERN AVE. sc.
Cor Suitlsnd Rd
constructed buildings Moderate
prices. low costsJ
6s NEW YORK AVE NV
Mr., Government Printing Plant
at low cash price and only Sl5 so
per mo. operating cost Good invest
ment; rents for sos mo-
For details and appointment 10 in
spect any OF the above. call, during
weekdays, the once Of
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Wash. Bldg., RE. l2Is or RE l74a
Col.-1915 10th st. NV.
For $500 down you can be the proud
owner ;s,, Of "a, one S,: or tSo-6sdTgn sdTs apt.
story apt building Call Morris
Cohen or Milton Vinnick, 1900 L
st. NV. MA. e036; ewes To. 029T.
open for inspection Sun. IL to 5.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

TWO ROOMS. utilities. furn.: $3.50
mo. or one additional room II
desired: S4S mo: near Centreville
Va, on busline. Fairfax 43l-J-l. ls
UNUSUALLY ATTR. Ink. APT, for
refined couple FA. 35lO
Evening star., 1950-04-30
NEAR SILVER SPRING

Beautiful l bedroom apartment all
eonvenlenceS; overlooking Si!Eo
Greek Park; extremely cool in sum
nler; SS2 so per month.
Frederick w, BerenS, Inc.
52S K ST. NV, Ma. al4I. Ewes. SH
Evening star., 1950-04-30
UPLAND

IN THE DISTRICT
Several choice a-be6rm aptS avail
able from SSs.50. including utilities.
New gsTden-type development near
ConEreSS Heights A few minutes
from downtown via New South Capt.
tcl ST. hridse. As or AS bus at
10th and Pa. ave 70 door Resident
msnaEer at 81 Galveston st, Sv.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
DAPSON ApTS INC

OARSON Az ., 1NC.
Sac0 Manchester rd, Silver SprinS
l-bedrm. apt, Available May Is
$50 80. Including utn De luxe. mod.
ern apt. bids. Contact MsnsEer, lo4
Schuyler rd.. Silver Spring, Mo. Apl
No. | Phone 81. l965. -
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NICELY FURN. APT, consisting O
bed-liv. rm., private bath alcove
kit. small back porch, and use O
yard; everything furn. except dishes
and linens; price, $50.
Complete 3rd floor, consisting of :
bedrms.. large closet space, liv. rm
kit. and back porch; price, SIS. Cal
RIA. q5T5 .
Evening star., 1950-04-30

s2S 18th ST. N.E.-2nd f., 3-bedrm
apt. SS5.
1905 1st st. n.w.-Two 1-rm. apts.,
$40 each
S35 month.
111O H ST. NE, NEWSOM. Ii, 3-eO7C
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COMPLETELY FURN.

apt. s125 per mo. 54a9 Conn.
ave. Apt. 7B WI 64Sl.
2i29 18th ST. N.W.-Choice of 9
apis. Liv. rm., bedrm kit. and
bath. Conv. transp. All util. incl
MAY be seen Sun. between 10-2.
rm, kit; couple, child; 500. See
to Z n M Don't Yhone
Evening star., 1950-04-30

SUNDAY a1ter . pm. l4lS NeWtor
BEDROOM, living room. kitchen. pvt
hath, like-new furn. See bet. . ane
4 Sun. 1910 2nd st, NV, Apt 2
Call mornings. AID. 2719.
BROOM FURN. APT. nice bedrm
combination kitchen. new refe,, nic'
Stove; so sonV. to transp.; reasonable
BACHELOR basement apt, beautiful,
furnished. twin beds, pvt. entr
1904 Belmont st. NV. HU. ss44 g.
36I2 MACOMB N.W;--Entire 3rd fir.
Ell sfd 95th oR' ,"sS tS0 adults s7'; single
i29 Kennedy ST. N.w.-Nicely furn
bedrm., twin beds; dinette, porch
kitchen privilegeF; S45.; refs; cony
transp;; couple or girls; GE. a2o6
fpsPie' frsfI' "a H,lif 5a4r 10 mo l's csva1e' 5
1916 CONN. AVE. N.w.-Laree from
room. twin beds. kitchen privileges
semipvt. bath, excel. transp.; empl
couple Wo. 6S36. ..,... IL
$3.50. sla Portland st. Sc. '0''''
ARLINGTON-Bdrm. and large fully
equipped kit; convenient TO Penta'
gon and Courthouse; employed cpl
Il ROOMS: aSas BATH, pvt. ent.. ut atll.
1905 CLiFToN ST. N.W-1 rm., kit.
closed porch. back yard, so. Al
gtil goa inel ,sls ET gp, 4ls4. 1 s. ru.o .oo,,.
kit; Edon, BATH 10 2as asa5 adults Also so1 h k
10th ST. Sc, Sod rm.. kit, den
nicely furn., share bath, $50. Aftel
si4s m i4th ST. NV. ccor. Meridian is
Sfs23s sa5h, s porsS 'ss .m Fmi: sldo t55
1850 $40 MASS. AVE. N.w.-s rms. -R Kit
m and hath; asd99its' city refs Sddo'
DUPONT CIRCLE-Bsmt. apt, ? rms
sess k Ease py WOMEN sneT pre saars So 5are
GEoRGHTowN. 1882 s1st st.-New
y decorated. for or 3 men. Apt
3-A, Open from 10 am, to 5 m
Mr.; WAITER REED lge, rms;
cafHol1c afaaS5 eyer uNivERasFrI2 81 22s Residen
poTch asPase 1aHai Utilties s'Fefa Ia
1tBaDRM. GBiIi APT. conv. ne. location f
$40 month; util. incl. Cali ewes.
Nicely lei is'G7 fuRN. BrDRM., Ice. Kit.
persons: 1913 R. 1, ave. ne. j
1925 NEAL ST. N.E.-Completel.
furn. 5-rm. and pvt. bath apt; liv
rm., bedrms., lEe. din. rm. anc
kit; gas; cleo, heat furn.; 3 empl
adults: 500 80
MT, PLEAsANT-Nicely furnished
twin-bedroom and adjoining Twins
room for . quiet refined gentle.
men or couple. 3144 nth st. NV
Mr.. DUPONT CIR.-one lse. room
small kit, share bath: year lease
HOTEL S}rF mSl Sp.kqM;HST kq; EMP, .v.uAnR;;i4r n;i4
American plan; pleasant outsid
room; hotel service; lowest rates
Call MANAGER. ME-. 5l3a 1"
NEWLY DECORATED, 3 lovely rms
and kit. Ideal for working girls
lovely neighborhood; S25 ca. mo
1908 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Nicely furn. rm. for Ink for empld
! or persons; no children; n
sS1s 4th ST. NV bedrooms iiv
ing room. kitchen and bath; adult
only. -
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED - Two
bedrms. 500 month. Call bet.
BRAND NEW APT. to share with !
or . girls. 10. 2-SO22. -
COMPLETELY furn. entire a. priv
home. liv. rm., bedrm., twin beds,
elec. kit. modern bath, priv. en-
trance. stone gar, immediate occu-
pancy; S125 mo. LU. 4-661l
Evening star., 1950-04-30

GUS, clean. attractive; suit. 3 or
adgt adglts; convenient location. DE.
downtown BLDG apts.. each .
rms, semipvt. bath; in good cond. !;
S55-S60 mo-; white owner of bldg.
occupies 1st f1r. Inspect. 1889 9th
WALSH, INC, s15 18th St. NV,
PVT. ENTRANCE. / bedrm. liv din.
I'm, IN GO somO.' kit. and bath; Sc; sglolo. 81
NV H1i OA21i AfTRAcrrvELr ruRN.1 80 4s9m.
sns. sns ss infant. Mr.. t. EcKLoFr, NE NE.
FOR RENT - Furnished s-bedroom
brick bunsalow. June 19-sept, 5.
LOVELY a-RM., kitchen. bath. nice
seapie: esapi s.: PHI HI. t5s tfRss7an'e' emD''
and and sq onsn SRS1eT T%o peopie as sao s
sci 18th ST. N.E.-s rooms. nicely
fprn: end PVT; bath. workins ceI-
gls ghrGs1 enIy. a- so mo, Ii, o-7sso.
iarn.A ny, rm:' bedrm.. kIt. T. ane s,fsty Sis.
furn. as a dinette and kit Rent.
S15 inc. gas, electricity and ~heat.
Avsil. immed. r. G. DUMMY HO
10th AND PARK RID. NV rms,
kit, pvt. bath; nicely furn.; u hl
bus; all util.; couple, Ss5. 81. 1883.
ANACOSTIA. S.E.-Large front room
and kit; ADULTS only; S45 month.
AK. 4047.
end FLOOR, private entr.. liv. rm..
oedrm., dressing rm.. bath. complete
kit; nicely furn.; couple only; close
to Walter Reed and transp.; S75.
81. e2se. "a
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i nm, KIT. semipvt. bath; nicely
1urn.; rent. $50 including all utils
R. G. DUNN, HO. 07OO.
2 RMS. nicely furn. 1st fir. apt.
sharing semi-pvt. bath. No drink
ing, parties, or pets. HI. 1892
824 UPSHUR ST. NV. Light house
keeping apt, conv. location. semi
pvt. bath; $45 mo. RA. S276.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-10
Lawyer Tells Of
Justice Brandeis
At Meeting Here

Louis McClennen, Phoenix at
torney and son of the late Edward
F. McClennen, who was law
partner of the late Justice Louis
D. Brandeis, was the principal
speaker at a recent meeting of the
Phoenix chapter of the National
Women's Committee for Brandeis
University.
The gathering was held at the
home of Mrs. Arnold Abelson of
301 w. Almeria, who is chairman
of the group.
The senior McClennen was as
sociated with Brandeis in Boston
for more than Is years and the
families were close friends and
neighbors.
The younger McClennen de-
scribed Brandeis as a man OF ex-
treme humility who would have
SHE'D away from the idea of hav-
ing a university named for him.
Now that he is gone, however, the
attorney said, such an honor is
highly appropriate because Bran
deis believed education was the
great hope of humanity.
Financing Library
The women's group is raising
funds to finance the outfitting
and operation of library at the
Massachusetts school, which is
open to students of all faiths and
races.
Mrs. Abelson announced that
commentator has been received
from Mrs. H. L. Michaels, presi-
dent of the nations women's COM
mittee, for the work done by Mrs.
Eleanor Spector, publicity director
for the local group. Mrs. Michaels
said the publicity will be used as
a standard for other communities
to follow.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-10
Dance Is Set
On Saturday

Tau Kappa Chi sorority has
completed final plans for its Val
entine's Dance at the old Temple
Beth Israel, 1872 E. Culver, next
Saturday, Feb. II. Walt Anthony
and his orchestra will play.
Janice Rosen, general chairman,
has announced that there will be a
Pot of Gold contest. Tickets for
this will be sold only at the dance.
The refreshment table will carry
out the red and white Valentine
theme as will the decorations in
the Temple. Renee Schwartz is in
charge of refreshments and Mari
lyn Mover of decorations. Pub
licity posters were made by
Dorothy Keene. Eleanor Cohen is
in charge of publicity.
Proceeds from the dance will
go to the United Jewish Welfare
Fund. The affair is open to the
public.
The last meeting was held at
the home of Miriam Mayors, 1913
Flower Circle, South.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-10
Judaism Council Discldir11s
Blame for Loyalty Issue

. NEW YORK, (JTA) = "Zion-
ism's Jewish nationalism and Its
spokesman" and not the American
Council for Judaism have created
the issue of "dual loyalties," 1t
was asserted last week in an
American Council for Judaism
statement released by Lessing j.
Rosenwald, president. The state
ment was a reply to recent charges
by the National Community Rela-
tions Advisory Council.
The Council challenged the
NCRAC's claims to representing
"the overwhelming majority OF
American Jews" 1t questioned
the NCRAC's right ''to establish
itself as supreme arbiter and cen
sor, sitting in judgment on Amer
ican Jews" and it declared that
it had been condemned without a
hearing.
The Council denied that either
philantropic support of Jews in
Israel or objective recognition OF
Israel's accomplishments are in
volved. "The issues are whether
American Jews may give such
philanthropy needed by our fellow
Jews in Israel and elsewhere,
without being corralled as a ma
tionality-minority bloc in the
United States"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-10
B'nai Birth Girls Give
Ro|Ier-Skatinq Party

The Phoenix Chapter of B'nai
Birth Girls held roller-skating
party on Saturday, Jan. FL, at
the Rollerdrome. The girls and
their escorts skated from Z p. m.
to 10 p. m. and then proceeded
to the home of Annette Engel for
dancing and refreshments. Mem
bers of the two chapters of A. u.
A. attended the party.
The chapter is planning a Sc
ries of three debates to be held
during the next several meetings.
The winners will compete with a
debating team from Tucson during
the semi-annua1 mountain region
A. 2. A. and B. B. G. conven-
ton in the spring. Also on the
agenda in the near future is a play
which will be presented during
Brotherhood Week.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-10

Israeli Dance Instruction Given For
Youth by Jewish Community Center

A program of Israeli dancing
was started Feb. / at the Wednes-
day night social of the Jewish
Community Center at the old
Tempe Beth Israel.
Morrie Hershman and Jean
Gottfried, who were official dele
gates to the Brandeis camp last
year, are the instructors. Israeli
dance instruction will be given on
alternate Wednesdays, the next
session being set for Wednesday.
Feb. Is. Intermittent Wednes-
days are given over to ballroom
dancing.
An impromptu local talent show
was staged Sunday, Jan. %, at the
old temple. Participants were
Bobby .Klaman, Larry Koreness,
Harriet Schotz, Bob Horowitz, Al
Wagner, Shirley Gelfand, Sam
Brodsky and Sheldon Balk.
Morrie Hershman and his band
played at a dance given last Sun
day. Admission to these alternate
Sunday affairs is 25 cents and
young people 18 and over are in
vited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-10
Troop Marks
Scout Week

Boy Scout Troop 81, is par
ticipating in many events during
National Boy Scout Week Feb. 6
to IL.
The troop scheduled Parents
Night" Thursday, Feb. 9. The
scoutmaster, Charles Glance, and
the scouts arranged the program
to explain scouting. The patrols
acted out short skits. Awards for
advancement and the M. B. Gold
man, Jr., award to the scout best
exemplifying the spirit and teach
ing of Troop 81, were presented.
Scout Sabbath will be this Fri
day night, Feb. 10, at both Temple
Beth Israel and Beth Ell
The Troop 81 entry in the
B'nai Birth window display con-
test is on exhibit in the show
window of David's Shoe Store, 28
N. 1st st.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-10
Buckhorn Ride Asked

The Jewish Social Service has
asked for a volunteer to provide
transportation once or twice
week to Buckhorn Mineral Wells,
east of Mesa, for client needing
the mineral baths. The Social
Service may be contacted at
S-3641.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-10
Goodies for The Sick

An offer has been made by the
Hadassah chapter of Rochester,
Minn., to deliver a fruit basket
and home b a k e d cookies to
patients at the Mayo Clinic, with
all profits derived from the serv-
ice to go to Hadassah projects.
Orders may be placed through
Miss Grace Gordon, Mayo Clinic,
Rochester, or Mrs. Milton Kaplan
of 213 18th Ave-, N. E., Roches-
ter.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-10
Temple TO Sforf New
Squore Doncing Course

A new course in square dane
ing will start Thursday, Feb. %,
at Temple Beth Israel and con-
tinue every Thursday for eight
weeks.
Frank Bradford will instruct.
The temples square dance
group, Paw and Taw Squares, will
give a dance Feb. 25 at 80 p. m.
Music will be by Nom Ruth and
her Westerners.
Callers in the group include
Marg Grouskay, Lidebelle Guber-
man, AL Cohen, Ed Herzberg, Ed
Bibo and Milton Sachs.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-10
Phoenicians Ask For
Action to Combat
Rampant Diseases

Action on the community level
to combat two perplexing dis
eases was urged this week.
Jerry Goldberg of 1902 N. Nor
ris Dr., announced that he is
starting Psoriasis club in Phoe-
nix as the beginning of what he
hopes will develop into national
movement to cope with this skin
malady.
Goldberg said millions of peo-
pie suffer from it and there is no
"dynamic" research on the all
ment. He proposes the establish
ment of national research body.
He can be reached by mail or by
phone at 6-1382.
Write Congressman
Leon Sahm of 625 N. 3rd Ave.
asked Phoenicians to rally behind
legislation aimed at seeking the
cause and cure of multiple scle-
rosis and other neurological dis
eases. He asked that letters be
written to Arizona Reps. John
Murdock and Harold Patten at
the House Office Building, Wash
ington, D. c., requesting them to
vote for the Omnibus Medical Re-
search Bill.
The bill mas passed the Senate
and needs only House approval
to become law.
Multiple sclerosis is a progress
sive ailment wnicn attacks the
nerves and often results in pro-
gressive paralysis.
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Letter to the Editor

Editor, The News:
Just word in appreciation OF
your wonderful editorial in the
issue of Jan. 27. "The Perfect
Souelch" is a we'll nigh perfect
editorial on the ill-named Ameri-
can Council for Judaism.
LOU STEIN
Executive Director
Southern Pacific Region
Zionist Organization of
America
Los Angeles.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-02-10
Krohn Is Adviser

Rabbi A. L. Krohn of Temple
Beth Israel is the new committee
clerical adviser of the Planned
Parenthood Committee of Phoe-
nix. Mrs. Charles Korrick is also
a member of the board.