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HoUsEs-sALE-N.E. (cent.)

NoRTHwooD PARK. beautiful brick
semidet., 8 rms, 21a baths, in excep-
tionally good cond.; large :ear yard,
fenced. Mrs. Farrington. OR. 5420,
GROWN v6,e REALTY CORP, Realtors
COLoRED - BROoKLAND - Open
Sunday, s-6. 1000 Douglas st. ne
Det. home. z rms, front porch "A
bedrms.); full bsmt.: oil h.-w h; gar;
%cpaTr REAhFoRs RsalIiss soRd sa tf1@s
CoLoRED - NEAR TECH HIGH
SCHOOL-Side-ha row brick with
s rms. and bath on 1st A.. 5 rms.
and bath on 2nd H.; full bsmt., new
gas fur; perfect for rooming house;
small down pymt. Call DI. 1915 till
9 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS Co.
CoLORED-ss,soO-APP for
GI loan; row brk., built yrs. ago
by leading builder; 5 rooms. tile
ford. HI. 1850. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 1411.
COLORED: OPEN EYES.
For CT or non-GI. 217 33rd st. N. Z.
lovely River Terrace, near Bennins
rd.. rooms, full tiled bath and
rec. rnn. Quick possession.
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 2S02 till 8.
coLORED-30O BLK. TENN. AVE.
Very clean. 6 rms. bsmt.. gas heat;
$1,000 down; priced right; easy
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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ALEXANDRIA
AND OTHER
VIRGINIA SPECIALS
ALEXANDRIA
Town house, ali brick, of consider
able charm, and overlooking the Po-
tomac River. 3 bedrooms. l "a baths.
entrance hall, fenced garden, oil
sis'e5o.
BEVERLY HILLS
A delightful 3-bedrm.. 2Ia-bath house.
Recreation rm. and maids room.
George Mason School Area
Good financing. Be sure to see this
S24.5oo.
BELLE HAVEN
Attrac. brick. 3-bedrm., 2-bath home
Il bedrm. and bath on lst NJ.
garage and many other features
which make this the home you will
want to own.
$27,500.
ALEXANDRIA
White brick, 2 large bedrms. and
Mason Mas res School 10 AREA AREA. s.sasay aaahag
decorated.
TO SEE the properties, call
HICKS REALTY co. =.
370e MT VERNON AVE.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BARNABY WOoDs-First presenta-
ton: very spacious center-hall brick
Colonial home on lovely lot, l03xl1T.
with an abundance Of beautiful
shade trees; extra bldg. lot included;
g unusually lge. rms. @ bedrms.l. :,
baths, breakfast rfn.. full basement.
built-in garage; perfectly delightful
screened living porch approx 11x30,
among the trees; must be seen to be
appreciated, Naval oficer leaving
city; priced at S31. .750. EVENINGS
cali Wo.. 4754, FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
DI. JAIL.
BETHESDA-Modern 5-rm. bunga-
low, larger than average rooms. tile
bath, Just redecorated; full bsmt !,
gas a.-c. heat, deep level fenced lot
Close to public and parochial schools
Vacant; $4,000 cash.: terms EARL
T WRIGHT, WI. 5000; ewes, WI.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. s1s.e5o-con-
veniently located. just of Nebraska
ave-; 8 rms. g bedrms). 2 tile
baths, rec. rm.. gas a.-c. heat. mod
kit: very nice cond. Call until g
EN-. 1900. CHEVY CHASE REALTY
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UPPER NORTHWEST

Large. detached brick and stone resi-
dence; on. lot l72-ft. deep; 1st A..
liv. rm.. din. rm., kitchen, bedroom
and bath; End A.; bedrooms ant
bath; basement; recreation rm. anc
bath; slate roof: Venetian blinds
screens and storm windows; oil
h.-w.h.: det. Earage: convenient tc
schools. stores, transportation: most
reasonably priced at $4,000: ewes.
phone TIE. 176S. L. r. GRAVATTE
Realtor. 1918 x st. NV. Ma. 0753.
18th and Henlock NV.
Detached brick on large lot: English
type home, excellent condition.;
large rooms. screened .porcn. full
bsmt.. 3 baths, modern kitchen. PAN
try. dining alcove, 3 bedrms.; I'm
ished attic with cedar closet, large
attic fan: h.-w. auto. oil heat; COW
cred radiators; storm windows.
screens and awnings; detached q
car brick garage; beautiful, fenced
garden. Price on this complete home
at surprisingly low flgure of S26.-
500. Call Lewis Brown. ALDON
PROPERTIES, 1129 Vermont ave
NV. MA. $40; ewes. EN-. 1851.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA-Bsmt apt; bedrm.
and fully equip. kit. and bath; side
entrance; utils. incl. $50. AL. 1921.
IS
FALLS CHURCH-This Cape Cod
brick bungalow has = bedrms., exp.
and many other attrac.. features;
close to shopping center, busses and
schools. Price Sl3,950. Shown by
REALTY Co, oW. 4420 or ow.
JEFFERSON MANOR, semi-det. brick
excel. con-, rooms. full basement,
large lot. near shopping center. conv.
to Pentagon, Fort Belvoir. Priced,
Sl0.750. TIE. 5l46 ewes. IS
JEFFERSON yILLAGE-This attrac-
tive :sasrnin asssdrm d;a Cape Cod S bpnsslow gale,
as eapan sepsras sttie with d dormer lu windows
Priced at S13. $50. Shown by appt.
TOWN 4 Country REALTY CO.
N8RrH 8R f4aG: ARLiSSroN@euick RM ss26 posses ms
9a fan DcE sousn aad SSn UsS mai
bsmt. with rec. rm. and full bath;
fenced yard. on lovely corner lot.
paSed eas 1ows 8 eouNTs9 aaHs9 RI sEPx ipP
NORTH ARLINGTON. Near York
town school; this 2-story brick
Colonial has. liv. rm.. separate din.
rm.. equip. kit, sun parlor. 2 bed
s: sas ss hsss; sa rec sH Fm; Fl Fl S'4ie.d sls sse
COUNTRY REALTY CO.. ow. 1920,
N. ARL.@Immed. poss. of this q
story, 2-bedrm. brick Colonial house.
h
bsmt.. and is loo. on a Ice. shady
Priced Pr s15.s5o. shown shown By sppt.
TOWN & COUNTRY REALTY CO.,
OW. 1920 or. oW. 1925:
N. ARA 3-bedrm. brick and stone
incl. bsmt.. which you would expect
in fine house, on fenced cor. lot.
Very conv. to shopping and transp.
To%N Te,Ss iS:sSy { coUNrRY Realty sRP:i Gn5s co
OW. 4420 or OW. 9426.
WESTLAWN-Another nice 3-bedrm.
bungalow; lge, lot, completely fenced
an and gst NsTy Anbsx isE nstsi PIees :,
Poss. on settlement. Can be pur-
chased with small down payment
and assume current trust. Shown
By By srp2t only, only, TS ToWN NoSS 4 GGoUSSTIR7sY u r
WESTLAWN-We have a nice 3-bed-
rm, bungalow on q lge. lot. COM
pletely fenced in. Just a short drive
to Pentagon and District. Priced
only S11,s00. Make small cash pay
ment and assume current trust
approx. S62 per mo. For further
details. phone TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTY CO.. OW. 1920. OW 9426.
Sheltered Bungalow
Attractive living room 1s-ft.
long. full dining room, equipped
bath on 1st floor; stairway to
beautifully finished paneled bed
room. Act quick on this!
N. G.. HINES & SON
Courthouse Square, ow. 9O20.
IS
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COLORED
$10,5OO

rms. and bath. full bsmt.. h-w.h.;
mr.. North Capitol and P SITS. NV;
good condition; possession avail;
reas. terms at this low price. Call
MI; Norris. tr.. Sun. and eyes,, AID.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
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COLORED

COLORED
14th AND MONROE NV.
a-rm.. kit and bath apts.: $3.50
Brand-new tile bathrooms with
showers; mod. kits, Venetian blinds
hardwood floors. all modern fscils
Building in brand-new condition
Finest references required
Apply in person Mon. through Fri.
LISS REALTY CO., INC.
1918 10th st. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE MD

Lge. home for a lge. family in this
highly desirable section: bedrms >.
3 baths on 2nd fir; den with flrepl
on 1st. Cali OIL. 067O. as this
home will sell rapidly.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, WI. 1920
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NOBODY WANTS ME!
I am priced low-S10,95O. l.
need redecorattng, my grass needs
trimming. am 2-bedroom
Colonial IN GOOD close-in loca-
today.
N. C. HINES & SON
Courthouse Square, OW. 1920.
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SILVER SPRING

01At G1b o1 4tA4N1
Dale dr.; lovely brick home, situated
on beautiful lot; lst H., entrance
hall, liv. rm.. din. rm., breakfast
rm., powder rm., kit. and large
porch; End f., 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
sleeping porch. has storage attic,
rec. rm., maids rm.. oil heat,
IN. a.. built-in garage; $34, 800.
Call Mr. Dodge. ir.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
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coLoRED: OPEN EYES.
COLORED

VACANT VACANT
ONLY $500 DOWN
Move right into this 6-rm. row brick
home with bath, gas, elec. and coal
heat. SURETY REALTY CO., AID.
0531 till 8. "a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTs-20-ft. front
semidet brick, 8 rms. tile bath, rec,
rm.. reas. down payment. balance
FHA ] trust. HARTMAN REALTY
INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd. sc. LU.
4-3400. LU. 4-3209.
Anacostia-Near 18th and Mime
sofa ave. Substantially built semi,
tiled baths. End d.. 2 freplaces. rec
rm.. chestnut trimming. oil h.-w.h. /.
garage, priced right for quick sale
HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
1345 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
LU. 4-3400 VI. 591o
BRICK. 5 YEARS OLD
SI,750 DOWN
8 bedrms., ga baths; good cond.; sep
arate apt in bsmt. with separate
entrance. Price, Sl3.950-
JOHN l.. SHELTON. REALTOR
IN 3-0000. a
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GRAHAM & co.

sliEo 6010. Open til Q pm.
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Den g. Powder Rm. on 1st Fl
An attractive det. stone and frame
home overlooking Rock Greek Park
This home Is only q few years ole
Very attractive terms. Owner 4
be sold. Call OR. OO4S till o pm
REALTY BRONERS INC
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1742 l. ST NE

COLORED, LINCOLN PARK
$1,000 DOWN, EASY PAYMTS.
VACANT, OPEN 1880 Pm.
8 Rms, 2 Kits, Full Bsmt.
Automatic heat, n block transp.,
blocks from schools; selling for less
than $4,000. 123 18th st. ne. Call
Mr.. Richards. Alex. 6934. COX a.
CO. RE 1879
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COLORED
The Sweetest Location
This Side of Heaven
On Top of r. I. Ave. Hill NE.
Vacant-Only 1895 Down
GOOD NEWS TRAVELS FAST
SO HURRY HURRY! HURRY!
A lovely row 20-ft. brick home,
100 IT. deep: large rms. and
bath. full basement. gas auto.
heat. refrigerator. garage. Huge
apple tree in rear yard. Par
quet floors Immaculate con-
dition. Priced right on splen-
did terms.
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
927 18th 81. NV. MA. 23@1. 10
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rm. BUNGALOW on lse. lot. com.
pletely fenced in. Just a short drive
to Pentagon and District. Pricet
only Sl1.S00. Make small cash pay
ment and assume current trust
approx. S62 per mo. For further
REAITv 90 nW aa00 nW o11R
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBURN CLUB ESTATES
Beautiful white brick custom-bui
Colonial OF superb quality on nearly
"a acre OF level fenced land; z rms,
3ia baths. 2-car garage: richly
paneled club room with beautiful
mahogany topped bar and fireplace.
Asking S39,500 Ewes, call WO.
4154. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI.
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' IA GIt D1COb., NV
DI. $500: ewes. OR. S496

SILVER SPRING, $11,500
This beautiful bungalow. less than
/ yr. old contains twin-size bed
rms. large liv. rm.. eouip. kit. and
and screens; ciose-in front and rear
entrance porches; steel wire fence
around entire lot. Priced to sell fast.
KenSington HgtS., SIS 500
Attractive brick Colonial on nice cor-
ner lot with large liv. rnl.. din. rm.
kit. and porch on LIST floor: 3 bed
rms and tile bath on 2nd floor: full
bsnnt, and garage; in excellent cond /:
purchaser may assume large GI
loan. ..----
SILVER SPRING, $17,500
New 4-bearm;. 2-bath brick Cape Cod !;
liv rm with firepl., eonip. kit full
bsmt. located on large wooded lot
in excellent neighborhood; conv. to
schools transp. and shopping: can
not be reproduced at this price.
WOODSIDE RAMBLER
This beautiful brick rambler. contains
rm., 3 twin size bedrms baths:
fully eouip. kit. with dining space.
dishwasher. disposal. plenty of cabi-
nets: fnil bsmt. with hrepl. and pic
ture windows: garage.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
SH. $3.50 Realtors. Till q PM
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ALEXANDRIA-Bsmt. apt; bedrm.,
and fully equip. kit. and bath; side
entrance; utils. incl $50. AL. 1921.
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SILVER SPRING, $17.500

WOODMOOR
s-bedroom rambler Lasse liyins
rooms from center hall: full base.
ment with outside entrance. One OF
the, few homes. left in .Woodmoor
within walking distance Of shopping.
transportation. public and parochial
schools Priced. S17.f50
SILVER SPRING
Close-in Cape Cod. near shopping
transportation and st. Michaels
RRSTi Parish howe EXCELLENT nsigheorhGod
all brick with slate roof. Built in
garage; large rear porch sffording
beautiful view ever the l5o-ft. land
room with fireplace. large family
sized dining room, kitchen. full, bed
room and bath: End f. completely
pine-paneled and finished into 3 bed
rooms. and bath.
GRAHAM & co.
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QUICK POSSESSION

So4S4A AN<SA'ASAfA@A~AN
Desirable ne. section: attrac. brick
home: 8 lse. rms. and 2 inclosed
porches; tiled bath. front porch;
near transp.; $1,000 down. Call
Mr.. Stover.
CAMPANELLA Il co.
Elk Alb: Ewes, TW. 1910 5
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LIBERTY CITY
YOUTH HURLS
NO-HIT GAME
Sylvester Humphrey of Liberty
City. pitched the first no-hit base
ball game of the nlaverOlInd 1eao,a
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Aircraft radar reported the fierce
hurricane threatening the Florida
Coast $50 miles off Melbourne and
veering to the north Friday morn
ing about 4 am.
The big blow was travelling at q
rate of 10 miles per hour with
winds reaching 140 miles near the
center. Winds of hurricane force
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Mo,, M:oo

] way WHO'D
inches
QnbdiQn
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1T is the policy OF the board to
spend more tax money at Virginia
Beach this year than at all other
county parks;,'' the commissioner
said.
Miamian Wounded
In Korean Fighting
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-08-19

ID by Miamfs bronze colony who
have seen the county pour hun.
lreds of thousands Of dollars into
the White parks.
Bids win be opened on Tuesday
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|eere Mnrfh

CIRQUE Lau
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$la,OOO ana then a $Zo,00O PAVING
restaurant and rest room faciliti

parking site. A $4,000 groin project
to build up the beach hit hard by
hurricanes of 1947 and 194S is near
ip9 coronlatinn
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AND
PAVILION
A new parking area on this fill
will De constructed at a cost of
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A.
illion, :,
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.HEE4E]
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In d
plans Call Ear Ra,
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cleanup I
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Ss00O OGU

And New Parking
The Dade County Commission an.
nounced Saturday that $4,000 has
been earnlarked for improvements
nj Virginia Tsaach vrifbi, tha 49,,
The Arizona post., 1950-03-03
US-Britain
Asked To Lift
Arms Embargo

JERUSALEM (JTA) = Israel
has appealed to the United States
to allow the sale of US. arms to
Israel in view of the fact that the
Arab states are now being sup
piled with arms by Britain. A
similar appeal was addressed to
the British Government.
Informed sources here said that
the us. intends to request that
Israel supply this government
with full data on the quantity of
arms she now possesses and also
for assurances that any new arms
sought by the Israel Government
will be used solely for security
purposes.
In Tel Aviv, Israel Chief of
Staff Brig. Yigal Yadin was quo
ted as saying this week that so
long as the Arab states persist in
their refusal to sign peace treat
les with Israel, and simultaneous
ly pursue feverish preparations
for war, the only possible explain
alton from a military viewpoint
is that the Arabs want to see a
renewal of hoStilitieS."
The Arizona post., 1950-03-03
Begin General
Ella Canvas

With the Tucson Trades and
Professional Div. in the midst of
their 1850 CJA drive and the
Youth Div. off to a start last week,
the General Solicitation, Mems
Div. held their initial meeting
meeting Sunday morning at the
Santa Rita.
DR.. Charles Jacobson, chairman
for that Division, announces that
$4,000 quota was adopted by
the workers as part of the overall
100000 goal. The plan is for each
captain to have approximately 10
workers and each solicitor will be
responsible to contact 10 persons.
Captains are: Nathan Abend,
Richard Bennett, Herman Berlin,
Nathan Berliner, David Bookstein,
Milton Cherry, Hyman Epstein,
Louis Farber, Nathan Finley,
Morris Gitlitz, Arthur Goldbaum,
Victor Gore, Harry GorodeSS,
Continued to page III
The Arizona post., 1950-03-03
Religious Bloc
Ministers Back
For Sessions

Jerusalem (JTA)-The Relig-
ious Bloc Ministers in the Israel
Cabinet, who have been abstain
ing from attending Cabinet meet
ings in the dispute over the edu-
cation of religious immigrant chill
dren, especially those from Ori-
entail countries, living in recep-
ton camps, resumed participation
this week in the session of the
Cabinet at which the questions
of foreign policy and education
in the immigrant camps were dis
cusSed.
1t was generally believed here
that the decision by the Orthodox
Ministers to resume attending
Cabinet meetings has averted the
official situation in the Israel Cab
met.
The Mapai newspaper Davar,
which generally mirrors the gov
ernment's views, welcomed the
decision of the Religious Bloc
Ministers to attend future Cabinet
poootioOc
The Arizona post., 1950-03-03

Joe Brindis was dinner chair
man and introduced Cantor. Mrs.
S. Alexander Brailove, national
UJA Women's Div. chairman, was
present, having arrived by plane
Wednesday evening in prepara-
ton for the dinner in her honor
yesterday.
Mrs. Marvin Kane gave short
talk which spanked many of the
women present to increase their
pledges. Mr.. Cantor announced
that his wife Ida would match the
increases the women made at the
dinner.
Dinner hostesses were: Mines.
Meyer Agron, Samuel Amber,
Meyer Berry, VIM. Fuchs, 1. Hor-
owitz, M. T. Heller, Stanley Kat
cher, Arnold Mandell, Cele Peter
son, Leo Rackoff, Max Wendell.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-03
Continue Inter
Party Talks On
Coalition

JERUSALEM (JTA) = Strong
efforts to broaden the coalition
Cabinet were made this week by
Premier David Ben Guiron who
received a delegation of the Pro-
gressive Party.
The delegation presented their
views on the proposed inclusion
in the Cabinet of the Socialist
Mapam Party and the Central
General Zionist Party. The dele
cation emphasized they are con-
cerned over official acceptance OF
the existing multiple education
system. The Israel Ministry of
Education now recognizes four
school systems: the general, the
Socialist, the Mizrachi religious
system and the ultra-Orthodox
Agudah system.
The political committee of the
Mapam decided this week to sub
nit its own majority and minor
ity resolutions on the question of
the party's joining the coalition
Cabinet to the plenary session OF
the Mapam's executive.
The majority resolution consid-
ers that further negotiations with
the Mapai are worthless because
of the latter's failure to display
a positive response to the Map
ANS ultimate and minimum pro-
posals." The minority resolution
favors continuation of the conver-
sations, in an attempt to seek
compromise proposals likely to
yield groups for an understanding
between the two major wings OF
the labor movement"
The Arizona post., 1950-03-03
W0mlen'S Div.
Hear BrailOVe

Yesterday tucson women nearu
Mrs. Elizabeth Brailove, national
Women's Div. UJA chairman. She
told her audience the needs of
the United Jewish Appeal in the
1850 drive and how women have
contributed immeasurably to its
success. A special guest was Mrs.
Eddie Cantor
Almost $4,000 has been raised
by the Women's Div, substan-
tial part in cash, reports Mrs. M.
l. Poze to the Arizona Post as it
went to press.
Mrs. Saul Greenman and Mrs.
Ben Solot, co-chairmen say they
plan to begin cleanup" within
a week and complete that phase
of the drive.
General Solicitation
General solicitation under Mrs.
Jack Nevins held a second break
fast report session at the Temple
Tuesday morning.
While attendance has been ex-
cellent, the need for additional
workers continues as there are
a large number of cards to be
solicited. Women who can devote
even a few hours a week are ask
ed to contact Mrs. Nevins.
Mrs. Ben SOlot was chairman at
yesterdays luncheon. A large group
assisted as hOstesses. They were Door:
Mines. Bernard Friedman, Nate Glass
berg Minnie Meyer, VIM. j. Walker;
Table decorations: Mrs. Ethel Sarney
Table hOStesSes were: Mines. Meyer
AgrOn, i. Brand, Rose Cole, VIM. Da-
wilson, Meyer Epstein, Louis Elgart
David Ginsberg, Morris GroSSman
Fannie GOIdenberg, Melvin Halpern,
Chas. jacobson, S. Kuperman, III. L..
KlebanOw, Sam r. Kaufman, VIM. Le-
vim. Leon Levy, Sam MarkOWitZ, Elmer
Present, Ted ROsenblatt, ChaS. Wilson,
Karl ZamOst; Miss Tess Stern.
Assisting with program were Mrs.
VIM. LeBOff Mrs. Harry Strauss.
Seated at the head table were: Mines.
lot, Nevins, Abe Pine, Marcus Breger,
Strauss, Hy Strikman, David Sohn,
Louis Cohen, Max Wendell, Milton
Cherry, Maxwell Warner, Samuel
Schwartz and Miss Rose Nuremberg;
also Rabbi Schwartz, Rabbi Bilgray,
Rev. David ShOlin, Ben Brook.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-03
Allot Large Sum

TEL AVN (JTA-A budget of
S29, 200, 900 for activities of the Abb
sOrptiOn Department of the Jew
iSh Agency for the current year
has been agreed upon. The sum
includes the upkeep of immi
grants presently in reception
camps and installation of immi-
grant houses.
The Israel Governments deficit
resulting from an excess of ex-
penditures over revenues in the
first half of the current fiscal year,
is S1,9OO,OOO.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-03
Issues First VisaS

NEW YORK (JTA)-The HAS
reported that the Argentine Gov
ernment issue permits for the i'm
migration of 402 Jewish refugees
from Europe to Argentina, COM
prising the first block of visaS is
sued to Jewish survivors since the
end of the war.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-03
CJA Totul at $4,000
After Eddie Cantor Plea

About TucsOnans roast-beef fish, listened to Ed
Cantor entertainer and then gave about
the Combined Jewish Appeal dinner at Temple
Emanu-El Wednesday night.
With the additional gifts the total thus far raised is about
OOO according Joe Brnd local campaign chairman
giving approximately that of 1949
The Arizona post., 1950-03-03

there are many individual in
creases.
''The business of being a Jew
has never been BETTER" said Can
tor, ''but Tucson ranks second
lowest in the country for giving"
He also added that he plans to re-
tire from radio next year to be
able to give all his time to the
United Jewish Appeal, and that
he is donating his entire salary to
UJA this year.
Gold Gives $1,000
Reuben Gold, local furniture
magnate, led the evenings don
ors with a gift of $4,000. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Brindis raised their pre-
vious gift from $1,000 to $4,000.
Other big gifts announced were
Morris Shanhouse, who raised his
amount from $4,000 to $500, Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Kane, (who do
most of their giving in their
hometown of Cleveland), gave an
additional $4,000, Ben Dlott, from
$1625 in 1949 to $2250, Ben Bloch
raised his pledge from 5000 to
$500, Ben Solot upped from 5000
to $115O, Leo Rackoff from $1050
to $3.50, Sam R. Kaufman, from
$500 to $1,000, and DR.. Arnold
Lieberman from $1,000 to SIPS,
and Raphael Brandes, from $1,000
to $1100.