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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-09-15
A Book Review

In the years 1905 to 1915 Korea
was colony with her economy geared
to Japanese military and emperial
pattern of control resting on force
and draining Korea
At the Cairo Conference, 1913,
USA, Great Britain and China agreed
to an independent and free Korea
''in due course" Russia later also
agreed
Russia declared war on Japan,
August 8, 1915, and had combat
troops in North Korea, August TO-.
American troops were in South Ko-
rea, September 10, the same year. By
that time Russian troops had over
run most of North Korea. With the
surrender of Japan, Korea was di-
vided at the 18th parallel of latitude
into Soviet and American areas of
occupation for military administra-
ton.
Russian occupation authorizes en-
couraged a sweeping overthrow of
the Japanese regime of overlords and
allowed North Korean natives to
set up a Peoples Republic with an
all-Korean cabinet. Korean nation
ais were encouraged to take over
under Russian surveillance.
In South Korea a Peoples Re-
public had already been established
when the Americans arrived, but the
latter gave it a cold shoulder. The
Japanese administration was continu
ed in office, and this created intense
dissatisfaction among South Koreans.
But American General Hodge empha
sized, Military Government is the
only government in South Korea" Dr.
Syngman Rhee, Korean Rightist edu-
Gated in America, became premier
under American guidance.
Heaviest population is in indust-
rallied north where there is not
enough land to supply food for the
people. The South is agricultural
with severe landlordism and tenancy
and has some light industry. The
North has electric power and industry
and needs food. The South has food
potential and needs power. Both sec
tons naturally complement each
other, and the urge for unification
has strong native support on both
sides. Russia and US, world antago-
nists, on opposite sides of the mag
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-09-15

forts at land reform thwarted by the
Rightist elements in the government.
A land reform law was finally passed
in 1949 but has had little active adj
ministrative support.
Russia withdrew troops December
80, 1913. US withdrew troops June
20, 1919.
Unification and democracy are the
urgent needs of Korea.
Briefly, that is KOREA TODAY.
The book is packed with facts and
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-09-15

mary line, created hard pattern of
disagreement.
In North Korea, Japanese con-
trolled industry was nationalized and
a land reform was inaugurated with
large land holdings broken up and
made available to landless farmers
and Independent farmers short of
land on the assumption land belongs
to those who farm it.
In South Korea the status quo gen
orally was maintained with many eff
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-09-15

figures. The language is restrained.
KOREA TODAY is available from
Harvard University Press, Cambridge
38, Mass, $500. -MFU NEWS
Evening star., 1950-11-11
DOWAGER QUEEN

Open It'll 8.
$500 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500,
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FORCED no SELL,

Due to health; lovely Cape Cod, only
3 years old, with Al Ist trust may
be purchased. furnished or unfurn.
lst floor. nv. rnl., din. rm., kit,
on End floor; gas heat, nicely shaded
lot fenced I'M. Sl2,1O0, terms.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

COLLEGE PARK. MD.
Det. brick bungalow with 5 rms. on
has liv. rm., kit, bath and large
bedrm.; full bsmt.: gas &C. heat:
t2 blk. from schools; $4,000 81 800
down. Call MRS. HAMILTON. DI.
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DEFENSE HEIGHTS
Immediate possession of this Broom
and bath brick bunRalow with exp.
attic. full basement and oil heat.
S14 per month. includes -prin,, int.
taxes and insurance. l-fare transp
to District. Call Mr. Carter VI.
0237, or Mr.. Crawford, 10. 9-S67S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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OPEN SUN, / TO DARK
210 SPRUCE STREET
TAKOMA PARK MD

Very substantial frame bungalow in
absolutely perfect condition, six
rooms @ bedrooms). bath, fireplace
to huge semifinished and fully in
sulated attic; full basement, gas
hot-water heat; garage; storm sash;
nice level lot on beautiful street two
short blocks from excellent shop
Iing and transportation. SPLENDID
value at S14.950. Carroll ave. to
Tulip ave, left ] block to Spruce,
right TO home. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
DI. 1411. la
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BRICK BUNGALOW
26O8 BLUERIDGE AVE.
Owner ]

Owner Leaving City
Open Sat. and Sum-, l to 6
Wheaton Hills: just ] blk. from bus
and shopping. Liv. rm. with firepl.,
kit. dinette. 9 bedrms. gas &C.
heat: beautiful level lot: priced
800. Vet or non-vet assume GI-
FLA loan: Small cash payment.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
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Arlington Exclusive
Country Club Estates
7-Room Brick Colonial

This charming home was
built in 1949 Of the finest
materials and Is located in one
Of Arlington's most desirable
sections, close to Wash
inston Country Club. schools
churches and shopping; 1st
floor features lge. living room
with fireplace, formal dining
room, extra-large equipped
kitchen with plenty of eating
space, plus garbage disposal
and dishwasher; bedroom or
study and "a bath; 2nd floor.
3 bedrooms and bath; full
basement is completely tiled
and has pine-paneled rec. rm.,
fireplace. full shower bath.
laundry room, storage. outside
entrance: lovely wooded sur
roundings. Attractive terms ar
ranged. Call now for appoint
ment to inspect.
Talrnage Wilcher, Inc.
Exclusive Realtors Builders
1888 Wilson Blvd, ia. $4,000
ia
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$3.50 DOWN-GI
$500 DOWN
$68 Month-GI Approved

3Uo WIUIIU1I-N1I ApPIUVGU
Over A acre ground with double de-
tacf1ed garage. Two-story white
stucco home featuring large living
room, dining room, equipped kitchen
on first floor; 2 bedrooms and bath
on second floor; full basement, out
side entrance. Silver Spring bus at
door; walking distance to elemen-
tary school and new parochial school
under construction. Call Mr. Gordon
LO: 5-S705, ewes, Sat. and Sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-152O X ST. NV.
Ma. 5005
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LAKEWOOD
YOU'LL BELIEVE ME

-4OU LII BELIEVE ME
When you see this! Georgeous, 1-yr.-
OLD brick and stone custom built
Colonial on approx. la-acre lot. Liv.
rm., with fireplace, overlooks bal
cony rail to tile fish pond and in
door mower garden 10 it. below
IN recreation room with stone IRE
place. Living rm. and rec rm. both
look out same la-story picture
window to pvt. Handicapped grounds
and trees; formal 15x15 dining rm. !;
12xl3 kitchen including large, q
oven gas range, GE refgr. with
frozen food compartment and gar
page disposal: "a tile bath completes
LIST floor. Wall-to-wail green car
peting and drapes also included.
Master bedrm., l4x26, with pyt.
path plus bedrms. and bath COM
pietes IND noor. Basement has store
rm., Laundry. rm., including washing
machine and dryer; &C. gas heat;
copper plumbing. Attached garage.
slate slate roef and screened porch are
only few of its unique features.
Priced $3s.500. See this today!
open Sum-, / It'll Dark
Directions: From 14th st. Bridge, out
Columbia pike extended through
5aileys Crossroads and Just beyond
Lake Bancroft to Lakewood. Turn
right L blk. to Brentwood. then left
to No. 905 and our "open" sign
THE BRANT CO..
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2-FAMILY HOUSE

In Takoma Park. Md; convenient to
and bath; live in one and let in.
come from other finish paying fol
the property. Requires about $4,000
cash. Call Mr.. Tarver, 81. $500
with VIM. =. RICHARDSON, INC
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StuOent Rent91 InC0Y1oe

Or some one with large family. This
lSYely om ist hS%s oos, H1 n l9s 5ssx9qo 2 has
large din. rm. kit.s and | bedrn1'
or. den: bedrms. on End floor;
full basement, h.-w.h oil; 2 large
porches. Gear garage; owner now
s LYING q IN do Fdlorida. For quick sale,
BIJRCH REALTY %
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4 BEDROOMS
OPEN SAT.-SUN., 2-6
1O117 GATES AVE

This beautiful brick bungalow is
located on nice corner lot and
contains. 3 tile baths; liv. rm. with
trance; price, $1S.50O; conv. to St.
Johns School. Out Ga. ave. to
Hildarose dr.. turn left on Hildarose
to Gates, then right to house.
MODERN REALTY CO.. SH. 0627.
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4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
S West Thornapple Street
CHEVY CHASE MD


Spacious, center hall plan
Colonial, white frame resi-
dence in a popular, conyen-
lent section Of Chevy Chase.
Within walking distance Of all
schools and Just a few doors
west OF Connecticut ave.
Lovely. fenced-in lot. 7Ox12O
IT. Living room, dining room,
stainless steel kitchen, sun
room with fireplace on 1st H.;
4 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd.
Large, floored attic. Paneled
recreation room and bath in
basement. Garage. Oil hot
water heat. A fine home in
nice condition. Anxious to sell.
* Price, S29,50n. Call Mr..
Grant, WI. 5446.
SHANNON & LUCHS co
1905 II st. N.W... MA. 2345.
la
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w. c.. & A. N. MILLER
] 10 ACRES

I Y AO1lE0
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
GI approved at SIa.750, So. 500 dowr
and $79. 10 mo. to qualified vet fol
this lovely suburban home. A few
minutes from Silver Spring and D. c
line: Q blocks to elementary schoo
and recreation center: 1 block tc
new St. Johns Parish and schoo
now under construction. Featurine
4 bedrooms. 2 baths full basement
5-S705. eve. Sat. and Sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INcs-152O X ST. NV.
MA 5005
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
Open Sun. Noon Till Dark
BETHESDA
sol Q50


The satisfaction of acquiring this very
immaculate 2ia-yr, ,-old brick Co.
lonial will more than compensate
one for the slight delay in posses
sion.. 3 bedrms. Il nursery size) and
peach tiled hathrm. up; liv. rm. with
flrepl., 12x20 Ponderosa pine paneled
den. formal size din. rm..- equip;
kit. and Is bath on 1st f.: full!
garage, g.a.-c. heat; RUSSO screens,
Venetian blinds, ana wall-to-wall
dusty rose (grospoint) carpeting
incl. Approx. 3 ,blks, to school. l
quired. Directions: Out Wis. ave.
to Bank Of Bethesda. left on Old
GEORGETOWN rd.. approx. ga miles
to Ryland dr.. left l blk. to 5911
maton nn iagn' ea anq SSr sSn Wam nor KaRen
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson Blvd. at Rhodes. ia. 4-1e00.
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Overlooking her kingdom is the ap.
pearance OF this stately older home
new construction! Lge. entrance
way; liv. rm. with fireplace; family
dining rm.; equipped kitchen; 4
spacious bdrms., bath on 2nd n;
bdrms. bath or apt. on 3rd H.; full
osmt.; choice N. Arl. location.
N. G. HINES & SON
Courthouse So. Arl.. Va, ow. 1920
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$3.50 DOWN
HOME AND INCOME
MAGNIFICENT
BRICK-S14,750

blICh-SIf, IJU
Words cannot describe this lovely
home: only I 5 minutes from the
Pentason Spacious living room
with fireplace. dining room. equipped
kitchen. two lovely bedrooms and
tile bath on first floor, expansible
attic with dormer windows which
provide plenty room for 2 more
bedrooms: full basement with auto
matte heat and outside entrance.
Large level lot. Only S14.7 $50. Call
Mr.. TAYLOR, sat. and Sun. at MA.
5005.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
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THANKSGIVING

723 Dartmouth ave. Silver Springs
best section. 7-rm. brk,: lge. ,liv.
rm.. with flrepl., 3 oedrms.. / with
inclosed; . baths; sarage; lge.. high
lot. well-landscaped; owner leaving
town; here is a real buy at S23.5 800.
Open Sat. and Sun. l It'll s. Ex-
elusive with ALTMAN REALTY CO A.,
OF, 6436 70
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FERSHING DRIVE HOME
3 bdrms. with den or ONCE. lst dr.:
Will sell or trade for Lee hwy
property between Falls Church and
Over 80 acres, large Sleepy Hollow
nwy: frontaee; house. garage. other
goo5 Va. farm in exchange VALLEY
pref).
Lyon Village-Key blvd. home-1st A..
lge. bedrms... bath between; Nv.
rm., din. rm.. kit; side and front
porehes; End a., / very lge. bedrm
swiii make enough for. % with full
laundry rm., recr. rm.; an excel. buy
G: w. CLEVER CO., INC.
ll23 No; Irving St, Arl.. OK. 0321
Evening star., 1950-11-11
GARDEN CITY
GREENWAY DOWNS,

All-hrick Cape Cod, on quiet street,
n this distinctive section Of Falls
large hv. rm. with firepl., separate
dining rm. Make your rec. rm. in
this full, high-ceilinged, dry bsmt :,
outside entr. Priced at $4,000,
existing GI trust may be assumed.
ArfaX Realty, FA. 145O
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UNUSUAL, VALUE

In Falls Church; solid brick Cape
Cod: bsmt.; fireplace: insulated ex-
pandable attic; equipped Kitchen;
rm.: dinette; automgt tic oil heat: re.
Gently redecorated; located on large
hillside lot with fenced yard and
beautiful shade trees: paved drive
in: house 8 yrs. old and in excellent
near shopping center and transpor-
tation; price, S13.750: $500 cash
and assume 4ct GI loan at $50
month. Call OWNER, FA. 0s56.
No agents IL
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SH. 6555. Realtors. Till q PM.
WOODSIDE FOREST

&42,500. Spacious center-halI brick,
only 2k years old. set in the center
HANDICAPPED; large rms, well ar
ranged for comfortable living and
gracious entertaining; 5 bedrms.,
den. side porch, recr. room with bar;
double garage. Shown by appt. only.
Call Mr.. Taryer. 81. $500, with
Evening star., 1950-11-11
IT'S TOO BAD

IT'S TOO BAD
The owner Of this lovely home must
move away but it's your gain. This
2-year-old Colonial brick home is
In perfect condition and contains
many extras. Six large rooms, rec
reation room, screened porch,
Anchor fenced lot; conveniently To-
Gated in Silver Spring Only S1S,-
300. Perfect spot for children. Call
till 9 Pm. week days.
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
Evening star., 1950-11-11
CHARMING RAMRI,EE

Distinctively beautiful and spacious:
new 3-bedrm. ranch house on hill
separate dining rm.. garage with
work space and bsmt., recreation
area; Truly beauty. Call Mr..
Hunter. 81. 1889 or
Montgomery Investment
q INSURANCE CO.. sH. SOLO,
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BUILDERS HOME,

Located close to all cows, and very
close to parochial school. Needless
to say 1t has the. best of everything
since the builder built it for his own
use. Brick Colonial with 2 bedrms:
tile bath; 1st a. plan INCORPORATES
l bedrm. .12x14. den 10x10, " bath,
graciouS liv. rm. with firepl.. formal
din. rm., equipped kit. pvt. rear
bath; breezeway to oversize att.
gar. All this in tip-top cond., To-
Gated on a beautiful - acre inciosed
with white fence. A buy of the
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-11-11
THE NORMAN

SILVER SPRING AREA
OPEN DAILY, 2 TO 5
An estate of 2M wooded acres with
stream; white brick French style
home. prewar construction; 6 bed.
rms, baths, two half baths. 3 fre-
places, hardwood floors, Venetian
blinds. mo. elec. kit. dble. gar. GE
INV. h.. full bsmt., lse. club rm,
Dutch oven and pool room.
Directions: Out Colesville rd.. ol
N. H. ave. ext, to
BURNT MILLS HILLS
and follow arrows. ROBERTS E
LATIMER. Builder. GE. 1870: ewes
and Sunday, GE, 1885. liz
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Real suburban living on "a. acre
opposite Bethesda Country Club; lse
Colonial brick. 5 master bedrms
ga baths. elec. kit, garage, ful
fbsmt:, recr. rm.; only $24.950
$4,000 cash, bal like rent. Also
home sites Of IA acre or more avail
able. OIL. 3416; eves.. GE. 0660.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.

4 BEDROOMS. S1,450 DOWN
ONLY STAB MO. ON S7,750 BAL.
nearby Maryland. SH. 1011 until
8 pm.
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UNIVERSITY PARK
FINCHAM & CO., REALTORS
OWNER WANTS. OFFER
10 YR. OLD. Q STORY

Cape Cod-style bungalow, built in
1910. 1st floor, 2 bedrms., liv. rm,,
kit, dinette, bath, glassed-in porch.
gas heat, large lot. Asking S9,950,
farnS
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S11.950

S11 $50
New 2-bedrm. brick bungalow; expan-
sion attic; on "a acre wooded lot:
cash; See and you will buy. Cali
$12,950 @
White asbestos -shingle Cape Cod; 9
bedrms. expansion attic; l u baths;
full bsmt.. outside entr.; y acre lot;
substantial cash required. To see.
call JA. $1,000.
$4,000
New 2-bedrm. brick ranch house; near
schools and buses; close in: So, 700
will handle. To see, call IA. $1,000.
S15,750
New 2-bedrm, brick Cape Cod; ex-
pansion attic: full bsrnt.. outside
entr.; near schools. buses and, shop
ping. $3.50 down and S63 20 per
month. Don't miss this one! Csil
CHARLES w. BRAWNER
1884 Wilson Blvd ia. $1,000.
Evening star., 1950-11-11

PURcEILVIILE. VA.
New houses from SO, 800 up, located
on Hatcher's lane. out Of high tax
area and still within committing
distance. information, MYER
LUMBER CO., Purcellville 4131 or
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Ft. Belvoir EMPLOYEES

Ft. Belvoir Employees
We have several outstanding values
IN new and older homes. situated
between Fort Belvoir and Alex. New
homes range from Sl2,25O to .Si9-
5OO. and rein various stages Of
LARGE FAMILY :
TSSst0yg Sme With ThIss fsIse If frame gsa a. S,Dedrm
On acre: near grade and hfgh
schools; 2 blocks from bus. I'M.
mediate possession.
3-BEDRM. BRICKTEX
On acre: All large rms. screened
and assume CT loan
GROVETON
New 3-bedrm. stone bungalow with
expandable attic: fully equipped;
S12,250 with So 600 cash. I'M.
mediate possession.
NEW BRICK OR STONE
CAPE CODS-RAMBLERS
Liv. rm. With frepl.. bedrms. din.
rm.. equipped kit; expandabie attics
to sqs s1sssos oseiiqSsisu iSts cash yleT q
veterans, $1,000 cash to non-vets.
Exclusive With
ROGER w. SMITH CO.. INC.
5l5 1st St.. Alexandria, Va,
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NEAR ROCKVILLE
SILVER SPRING AREA

od1 Sd1IIo. DdI SdIIIS!
New brick bungalow; expandable at
tic; corner lot: S15.950.
beorms.i garage; porch; on N acre;
$4,000
S-bedroom brick Colonial: corner lot
good AZ financing; $4,000
BULGE & BOWLBY
Evening star., 1950-11-11

Large corner lot with SS-ft. frontage
and more land may be purchased.
1st floor, large liv rm., din. rm.,
kis; kno;.. bedrms; and bath on End
porch and very large rear porch.
S11.950.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03
Jeuish Veterans
Benefit Dance Is
Slated Saturday

The Jewish War Veterans and
their auxiliary will stage their
fifth annual benefit dance this
Saturday evening, Nov. a, in the
Fiesta Room of the Hotel West
ward Ho, with Sammy Crow and
his orchestra playing.
Proceeds will go to support var
ious welfare projects aiding
needy veterans and their families,
supplying cigarettes, books and
the like to Papago Park Hospital
patients and supporting local civic
and welfare needs.
Theme of the dance will be
Support the Veteran of Yester-
day to Help the Veteran of To-
morrow"
Charles Wanger is general
chairman. Assisting are DIR. Har-
old Freeman, ticket chairman, and
Mrs. Max Geffner, ticket chair
man for the auxiliary. Joseph
Cohen is commander of the post
and Mrs. Sylvia Kogon is presi-
dent of the auxiliary.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03
Driue to End
Segregation
.ears Climax

Supporters of 318- Yes,
the initiative measure to
prohibit segregation in Ari-
zona schools, pushed their
campaign toward it's close
this week.
The bill will be voted upon at
the general election next Tuesday
and is the last measure listed on
the ballot. No organized opposi-
tion to the proposal has yet been
manifested.
Most active group in the cam
paign for 318-Yes has been the
Arizona Council for Civic Unity,
with chapters in Phoenix and
Tucson in which many members
of the Jewish communities are ac-
tive. The council has distributed
thousands of pieces of literature
and car stickers and sent speakers
to explain the bill before dozens
of organizations in the state.
Has Jewish Backing
The bill has official backing of
the Phoenix Jewish community.
The community relations commit
tee of the Jewish Community
Council has organized telephone
canvassers to solicit votes for 318-
Yes.
Meanwhile, the board of direc-
tors of the Jewish Community
Council has come out officially
against the initiative bill to legal
ize gambling and contributed to
the anti-gambling campaign.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03
Annual Council Par|ey
Is Slated for Nov. 2q

The Phoenix Jewish Community
Councils annual meeting will take
place Wednesday evening, Nov
20, in the auditorium of Congre-
cation Beth FL.
Norman Mendelsohn has been
appointed chairman of the ar
rangements and elections commit
tee and will be assisted by Harold
Alpert, Joseph Gross, Martin Hor-
WITT, Burton Lewkowitz and Theo-
dore Pozil.
The nominating committee for
the annual election of directors
will consist of David Bush, Chair
man; Mrs. Anna D. Barer, Morris
Meckler, Charles Korrick, Joseph
Horwitz, M. B. Goldman, Jr., Is
Oseran and Arnold Abelson.
There also will be discussion
of the new Jewish Community
Center.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03
Rally Will Signal
Pioneer Wonnen's S
18th Anniversary

With a famous Israeli women's
leader on hand as the star attrac-
tion, the Hanna Senesch group
of Pioneer Women will celebrate
the organizations silver jubilee
next Tuesday evening, Nov. 7, at
Beth Ell Auditorium.
Coming here as a member of
the Pioneer Women's Flying Cara
van from Israel will be Mrs. Eli
sheva Kaplan Eshkol, leader in
the Moatzat Hopoalot and wife of
Levi Eshkol, head Of the immigra-
ton department of the Jewish
Agency.
She will be accompanied to
Phoenix by Bee Kushner of Los
Angeles, council chairman. They
will report on the accomplish
ments of the Pioneer Women in
the Jewish state.
Executive Director Hirsh Kap-
han of the Jewish Community
Council also will speak.
Helped Organize Women
Mrs. Harry Shaffer is program
chairman. The program starts at
8 pm.
Mrs. Eshkol went to Palestine
as young woman and participat-
ed in the years-long struggle for
independence. She helped found
collective farm settlements and
helped organize women workers.
She also participated in the
founding of the Histadrut and the
Mcatzat Hopoalot and served on
the secretariat of the latter organ
ization. She served also on the
executive committee of Histadrut
and on the central committee of
the Mapai, IsraePs leading politi-
cal party.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03
Temple Square Dance
Is Scheduled Nov. II

The Paw and Taw square dance
club of Temple Beth Israel will
hold a dance at $50 pm. Satur-
day, Nov. II, at the temple.
New officers of the group are
Stanley Klebe, president; Sylvia
Marvis, vice president; Lidabelle
Guberman, secretary, and Sandy
Price, treasurer.
Committee chairmen are Julius
Jaffe, program; Milton Sachs, call
ers; Nat Silverman and Ted Pozil,
advisory; Dorothy and Elmer
Lory, hospitality; Bea and Charles
Chernow, refreshments; Phyllis
Schnitzer and Henrietta Sigel,
telephone, and H. A. Shevick, pub
licity.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03
A Card Party for Kibbitzers, Too!

The Kibbzerthat fixture of the American
social scene-wl his the third annual card
party
Nov. 26.
Cohairman Joseph Cohen said plan
ibbzers the "Kum n Kibbz" party. "Kb-
bzers, said Cohen, are often neglected, abused and
misunderstood"
Tae the kbbtzers away he explained "and card playing
becomes boring of The hbbitzer the
card players their mett For that should
courage kibbitzing"
Helping Cohen to plan the will be cohairmen Martin
M Shapiro and Joseph E. Eli The price of admission in
cludes kosher refreshments. be
Women's Club 6O3 N. 1st Ave-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03

of this democratic country may be
made aware of the constant Wig
lance we must exercise in pre-
serving a cultural democracy. In
order to do so, we must show our
concern for the general welfare
of all groups and establish feel
ing of kinship. We must show our
regard for civil liberty = a deep
respect for the rights of others as
well as a concern for ones own
privileges, and a recognition of
every individuals right to the pur-
suit of happiness"
Luncheon Planned
A dessert luncheon will be serv-
ed at 1 pm. Reservations may be
phoned to 5-6614 or 2-8450.
Mrs. Claire Kurinsky is chair
man of the Workshop. Mrs. Thel-
ma Martin is ADJ co-ordinator
for the mountain region of B'nai
Birth District a.
Committees assisting with the
Workshop:
Literature Distribution - DR..
Doris Berns, Janet Bernstein and
Peggy Segall.
Registration = Evelyn Feffer,
Sonia Brown and Sofia Kruglick.
Reservation chairman - Janet
Bernstein.
Publicity - Florence Frank.
Others on committees: Caroline
Schaeffer, Evelyn B ON b erg,
Diane Weinstein, Eda Marder,
Faye Gross, Mrs. Harry 2. Schect-
man, Bert Kaufman, Lillian
Deutsch and Bess Feldstein.