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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
F. krech, 1898 North Lockwood, a
boy, George Fred, March 9th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Allan j.
Pearse. Sr., 1880 Hayden ave., a
girl, Nancy Arlene, March 10th.
Evening star., 1950-09-01

1. Open d 3o-Doy Charge Account
For Easy Identification, To Speed Up
Shopping.
Evening star., 1950-09-01


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Evening star., 1950-09-01
SaUe on These Home
Needs at Washington
and SiJver Spring

BEDsPREADs & DoMEsTIcs
Royon Morcord Spreads
Chenille Spreads Blankets
Linens Comforts
Towels Pillows
FLOOR COVERINGS
Twist Broodloom Carpet
Twist BroodIoom Rugs
Administer Rugs
Oriental Pottern Rugs
Hooked Rugs
Cotton Loop Rugs
MODERN LIVING ROOM
FURNITURE
Sofas
Choirs-Lounee and Occasional
2-pc. Suites
2-port Sofos
3-pc. Sectional Sofas
Cocktail Chairs
N Chairs
Foam Rubber Furniture
Evening star., 1950-08-24
Summer Furniture

35-S1.95 Plastic covered Chair Pads, box
edge, 17x36 inches; red, blue, green----$ $1.2S
27-s1.s5 Plastic covered Chair Pads, round,
17x36 inches; blue, red, green $1.2S
sass Plastic-covered Chair Pads, round,
17x40 inches; blue -------------------$ $1.S9
ss-Sl.s5 Plastic Bar Harbor Pads.
19x20 inches; red, blue, green---------$1.2S
1s-$1.4s Chair Pads plastic-covered, box
edge, 16xl6 icnhes; red ----------------SSc
4&1$I25 Seat Cushions, plastic covered,
knife edge, 16x16 inches; red, blue ." 7Sc
S-S1.4s Chair Pads, plastic-covered, box
edge, 16xl6 hol1eS;s stripes = --~------ SSc
1s-S1.25 Chair Pads, plastic-covered, knife
edge. 16x16 inches; stripes $l.S9
36-S295 Beach Rolls, plastic 19x68
inches; blue, green ----------------S Sl.SS
7-S4.S5 Beach Rolls, plastic-covered, 2Ox68
inches; blue, red, white stripes
11-S4.95 Beach Rolls plastic-covered, 21x6S
inches; blue, red S2.47
21-s1.S9 Beach Rolls, plastic-covered, 2lx6S
inches; REQ ----------------------- SOC
S4-S1.49 Chair Pads, plastic 17x40
inches; red, green
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
DO1aaeSticS

3O-S7.95-$11.95 Chenille Bedspreads, SAM
Piles, various patterns, colors ----------$5.99
200 Sec. of S1.O0-S1.19 Featherproof PilIIow
Ticks, various patterns and colors, standard
$3.50 to 69c Eeru Scarfs, SO and 45-in.
lengths ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 39c
zoe Sec. Of $1.59 Cannon Multicolor Beach
Towels, 35x70-in. size ------------9 99c
Lot Scarfs, Doilies, Towels, Tabiecloths
Sample Linens, all as is -------1 10c to S2.99
20O-29c Place Mats, assorted colors,
for 39c
100 Sec. of 89c-S1.19 Printed Plastic Table,
cloths, 52x52 -------------------- 49c
100 Sec. of $1.O0 Famous Make Bath Towels,
solid colors 22x44-in. and 20x40 in. Soc
50-S1.79 Printed Crash Linen Bridge Cloths,
36x36-in. S1.00
25-S2.99 Linen Damask Cloths, 5sx59-in.
size NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 239
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
TeIeUiSiOm

1-1949 Emerson Model 606, 10-in. picture
tube, consolette of mahog veneers; demon
traitors; when new, $349.50. Now $95.O0
1-1949 Motorola Model VF102, Sway COM
bination, 10-in. picture tube, automatic
record changer, AM and FIN radio; demon
strator; when new, $595.00. Now $275.O0
1-1949 Motorola Model VIII, Tin picture
tube, table model demonstrator; walnut
wood veneer; when new, $189.50. Now $500
1850 Sentinel Model 402Cv, 1O-in. picture
tube; floor sample: console, mahog. veneers;
when new, $37500. $500
1-1s4s Philco Model $780, projection type
TV receiver; demonstration; console type;
when new, $795.00. $225.0O
1850 Emerson Model ga, 10-in picture
tube, tabIe model; floor sample; when new,
: $3.50 so. Now .k4l-9 $1l5O0
Kann's-Appliance Store
Evening star., 1950-08-24
Mems Furnishings

$2.95 Novelty Shirts, two-tone and light
weight fabrics, broken sizes s--------$ $1.59
Irregulars Of $1.95-S2.95 Short Sleeve Sport
Shirts, plain and novelty patterns; sizes
small, medium, medium Large, large $1.33
Irregulars of $3.95 California String Basque
Shirts, for beach or homewear; white, ecrtS
Sizes small, medium and large - $1.39
Irregulars of $1.95-S2.95 Short Sleeve Sport
Shirts, plain and novelty patterns Sizes
small, medium, medium-large, large, $1.33
Irregulars of Short Sleeve Popover Sport
Shirts, crew neck, blue, tan, gray, and
green. Sizes small and medium only, 99c
$6.95 Rayon Satin-Finish AlI-Weather
Jackets, treated for weather durability.
Sizes small, medium and large $3.50
125 Irregulars S3.95 Long sleeve Sport
Shirts; broken sizes S139
1S-$1.95-S2. Nylon Athletic Shirts; small
Sizes ------- 7------------------ $l.zS
2S2.95 Nylon Shorts; white; size 80 $1.69
2-ss.s5' Nylon Shirts; slightly soiled: size
IA $38S
1-S6.5o Swim Short; soiled; size SO $377
7-$1.ss Shirts; slightly soiled broken
sizes -------- ------------- $l.OO
4-S3.95-$450 Long-sleeve Sport Shirts;
cOlCO $500
2$2.69 Short-sleeve Sport Shirts; soiled,
$1.49
2 prs. $2.s5 Terry Cloth Play Shorts; small
Size OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $l.6S
7-$2.5o Sleep Shorts in rayon; broken
Sizes -------------y y----------- $l.0S
4O-$2.50-$2.95 Famous Make Basque Shirts;
broken sizes ------------------- $lSS
4 prs. RayOn Stacks; light green and gray;
sizes 36, 40, "A only y------S3. $3.50
27-59c Cotton Knit Briefs, mussed from
handling; broken sizes s--- 49c
4-S2.75 Short-sleeve Knee-length Knit
Pajamas; size A -- $1.99
15-S3.65 Short-sleeve Sports Shirts; broken
30 prs. $1.OO Part-wool Anklets; discon-.
tinued styles; broken sizes --------- 49c
82-S1.O0 Summer Bow Ties; clip-on and
tie-yourself styles 22c
26-s3.50 Leather Belts; broken sizes, $1.0S
Kanns-Men's Store-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
EIecff'icS

1-1S.95 Automatic 2-Slice TOaster; table
sample --------- -----,------ --.--. $1295
2-$19.95 Apt. Size Electric Washers, $1,000
7-SIO95 Electric 2-Burner Hot Plates, S7.95
3-$9.95 Electric Fans; 10 inch---------$ $7.95
1-s49.95 Electric Barbecue $1s.s5
13-Children's 79c Lunch Boxes 39c
1-$1295 Electric Hot Plate; heats 1895
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24

Lamps

15-$3.9S RayOn Shades; IA inches $1.98
8-$9.98 Wall Paper Table Lamps $5.9S
$500 Milk Glass Table Lamps -$3.9S
3-$29.9S Hand painted China Table Lamps
and Shades $19.98
12-S5.9S Brass Swing Arm Deck Lamps,
1898
3-$1498 Onyx Floor Lamps only $9.98
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
Handkerchief

1Sc Handkies for Men, sturdy white cotton,
printed borders, maroon, brown, navy; full
SOC Irish Linen Handkies for Women, print
ed in monotone stripes, kelly, red, grey,
Irregs. of 25c Handkies for Men, white cot
ton, corded and satin borders 5 for $1.00
Name On Handkies, Swiss batiste, corded
borders, hand rolled, pastels; broken as
Cfraof Eloor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
China

3-S3.9S Glass Cocktail Sets; 7-pc.----- $1.98
$3.50 Novelty Pitchers s-------$ $1.50
6-$19S Crystal Bon Bon Dishes ----$1.00
4S-39c Decorated Ice Tea Glasses lie
S-S39S Cigarette Sets; 3 pc. -----$1.SS
3-S99S Luncheon Sets; 80 pc.--------$5.SS
3-$7.9S Luncheon Sets; 20 pc. ----$S.Ss
S-$2.69 Tea Pot, Sugar, Creamer Sets, $1.25
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
Upholstery

Upholstery
6 Prs. $685. Tailored Figured Ninon Curtains,
asst colors; 80" long, 80" wide, floor samples
1 Pr. SASS Cushion Dot Priscilla Curtains.
72xSO ------------------------ $1.aS
4-s1o.s5 Rayon Satin Vanity Skirts, quilted
7 Prs. $7.s5 Organdy and Permanent-fi fin
ished Marquisette- figured Ruffied Curtains.
70" wide, 80" long; pair----------- $3.4S
24-$395 Everglazed Chintz Pillow Shams
$1.O0
12-$5.4s seersucker Vanity Skirts, corded
seams, assorted colors- $2.9S
5-$4.9S Glider Raincoats, heavy rubberized
drill --------------------- Sl.4S
2l-S1.SS-$4.9S Natural Inside Bamboo
Shades, with roller and ropes. #. to 8 It..
widths, IT. drop---------------- SSc-$2.4S
3-S12.95-$2199 Porch Awning Receivers.
assorted widths, heavy canvas $4SS-$9.SS
4-S10.s5-$21s5 Star Porch Shades, 7-ft.
width 11-12 It. width, all with it. drop, OF
basswood, complete with automatic stop,
as So.4S-SlV.4S
274 yds. S1.00-S1.S9 vat-dyed Cotton Twill
Slipcover and Drapery Fabrics, floral
printed, modern, traditional; yard SOC
% yds. $1.98-$2.sS Remnants Of Upholstery
Plastic, assorted colors, all 81" wide, 10 and
40 gauge Duran; yard---------------- $l.OO
2-s14.sS Three-fold Folding Screens, 66"
~ Prs. $5ss-sS.sS Rayon Cord Draw Dra-
peries, As" wide each side, pinch pleated
tops, assorted colors, 90" lengths, slightly
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
CLEARANCE
Mems Summer CIothino

rayon in solid shades Of
blue brown and
sizes Z" 10 AZ IN the group 2 500
Regular and leisure styles for
----
Peated fronts closures tunnel
labeled fibre content, brown blue
H40 stout. 544 I46 2/4 I5O; long stout IA
s7s25 FeatherLi Suits and mix
the group
82-$3975
1O75 AlWool Tropical Suits
and later Sizes regular 2s7 1885, longs H37 2ss
stout I44 ---- $10S9
Slightly
cottons OF
regulars I37 6 I48 shorts 1877; longs 2S
I46 long stout I48
Evening star., 1950-08-24
TOiIefr'ies

69c Tre-Jur Soap for Kiddies, 4 cakes pure
CASTLE with childrens' figures 29c
25c-sl.25 Sponges; some natural, some foam
Sl.OO 'Starlit' Facial Pad; 100 cleansing
pads to jar 1895
9Sc Barber Shears; for trimming childrens
S1.5O Yu Perfume, / drar: ::--t-l f7acon 2scs
$1.95 Metal COmpacts; assorted types. some
with innerdoors 7ec
S2oO D'Orsay Cherry Blossom Perfume;
l.. -ollnca Sfza a t-ErTEECF a-- ~ :.
i-sissS "Stahly" Live-blade Razor, in plas-
Tic case ------ -------- 4------------- $1.98
sl.9s Lueite Picture Frames; ciouble-faced
"PluS 200 Tar
Toiletries, Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
Boys Wear

2s-s2.s5 to $s.sS Short-sleeve Sport Shirts;
broken sizes $lS9
ss-sl.ss Zipper-frcnt Getton Wash Shorts;
sizes to IL f--as4s$4+-&& 4 -&&---------------74 74c
$3.50 Cotton Athletic Shirts; broken
sizes eS-------<----------- 19c
2-s7.s5, 1886 TEeedprpy Jackets; size 4,
.S ssgsa 2.4S
2SS.95 Two-Tone Warm-up Jackets; size
4-SS.95 Roy Rogers Poplin Jackets; size
5-SI9.95-$22.50 Leather Jackets; sizes 4,
25-59c White Cotton Tee Shirts; small
5-$4.95 AH-wool Sweaters; broken sizes,
$199
S2-S5c Winter Weight Undershirts; size
and ZSc
14-S599-S699 Cotton Washable Husky
Stacks; broken sizes $299
n-S1595-S17.95 Two-Tone Long Pants,
Leisure Suits; size 10 and 12------$1OSS
4-S17.95 Wool Long Pants Suits; sizes
II, IA, 15------------- $lISS
4-S1095 Al-WOol Junior Sport Coats;
size $6SS
4-$l995-S22.50 All-Wool Long Pants Suits;
size Is and 16 -----------------$I $I499
2-S15.95 All-WO0l Brown Flannel Rugby
Suits; coat and shorts; sizes 6 and z, -S9.SS
1-S1995 All-Wool Camel Shade Sport Coat;
size 20, husky Neutrality-suspicious. $7SS
1-S2995 Gabardine Topcoat; size IT, $1OSS
Irregulars, Perfects, S1.95 to $2.95 Pajamas,
cotton flannel, cotton broadcloth, slip-over
and coat styles in group; sizes to 1S, $1.4S
72-S6.95 Rayon Satin Twill Jackets, slash
pockets, unlined, zip-front style. Maroon.
grey. tan, green and blue; sizes 10 to 18.
1899
32-S695 Two-Tone Warm-up Jackets;
rayon tackle twill, zipper-front, cotton
kasha lining; sizes 4, 6, 8 only ------$4.99
1OO-S159 to S1.S9 Long-sleeve Basque
Shirts; combed yarn, crew neck, long
sleeves, coiorful stripes; sizes to is, 79c
Kann's-Second Foor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
Housewares

800 yds. 15c Oilcloth Edging ----- yd. SC
200 yds. 55c-S5c Oiloloth; so and 81 inch,
yd. 39c
1850 Pastic Basket Liner4 49c
30 rolls 7sc Plastic Wrapping for Foods, S9c
45-$1.sS Plastic Window Drapes; assorted
eolors and patterns --------------------49 49c
E-$7.95 Jumbo Insulated Ice Tubs S5.95
35$1.98 Chrome Bread or Candy Tray,
S1.00
E0-59c-S9c Ironing Board Covers 39c
15-S179S Double-door Wardrobes; 641zx
Z4xzu; as Sl2S9
S-$22.95 DOuble-doOr Wardrobes; 641ax
27x20; with lock and key; as is S1699
3-sl7.9S Double door Utility Cabinets;
64hx24x11: as $3.50
S-s12.s5 Single-door Utility Cabinets; as is,
$9.99
@$29.95 Double door Wardrobes with locks
and key; 68x30x20; as is-------- $24.95
4-s14.ss Porcelain-top Base Cabinets;
16x20x36; as $10.95
2-S3495 Porcelain-top Base Cabinets;
25x40x36; as -$29.95
4S15s5 Deluxe Utility Cabinets with spice
12-S349 Underbed Chests; as is---S1.99
3-$1495 De luxe Utility Cabinets with
spice rack; as is--------------------S 1899
S-$15s5 Double-door Utility Cabinets;
60x24x11; as S1099
2-Sl2.95 Doubie-door Utility Cabinets;
54x24x12; as is Observation-Disclosures S9.99
6-s14.9s Double-door Wardrobes; 60x24x2O;
as Is ------------------- S1O.9S
+S2495 Base Cabinets with bread box
rs Is 1880
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
SOiIe0l Blankets and
Comforts

$s.S5 Blankets; 88G rayon, 1870 wool;
yellow; 72x90- $3.50
E$10.S5 Al-wool Blankets; blue; 72x90",
S7.99
ES14.S5 All-wool Blankets; white; 68x90",
S999
1-S12.95 Comfort; $50 cotton, 5q6 wool;
damaged $7.9S
5-S12.95 Rayon Satin Wool Comforts;
72x24" ---------- $7.99
b-$1S.95 All-wool Blankets; 72x70", $10.99
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
R0agOfs Fabrics

$1.25 Rayon Taffeta, so" wide de-------yd. S8c
S1.25 Mems Wear Suitings; all rayon yd. $50
$1.25 Rayon Satin, 80" wide--------yd. SSc
$1.19 Rayon Lingerie Crepe-----yd. SSc
79c to $1.25 Summer Dress Rayons; plain
and printed, 1000 yds.-------yd. 59c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
Ss5 TV SPECIALS

2-l949 Sentinel Model 402CV
TeIevision Console; 10" picture
tube: mahog. cabinet; floor
sample, $349.5o. Now
1-1949 Motorola Model VK106,
Television Consolette; 10~ picture
tube; mahog. cabinet; floor sam
pie, $299.50 Now ---------S5.O0
1-195O Motorola Model 10VK22R
Television Consolette; 10" picture
tube; mahog. cabinet; floor sam
pie, $299.50. Now ---------85.OO
1-1S50 General Electric Model 807,
Table Model Television; 10" pic
ture tube; floor sample, $279.50.
Kann's-Appliance Store
Evening star., 1950-08-24
Bedroom Furniture

A~OS~H OO8MV - WW@ WwVU3W@ u
2-$19.95 Boudoir Chairs, floor samples S9.95
1-$14.95 Boudoir Chair, floor sample $3.50
1-$27.50 Boudoir Chair, Stool, floor sample,
$1,000
1-$10.95 Boudoir Chair, floor sample S4.99
1-$1O.95 Cricket Chair, maple finish; floor
sample $54S
1-$16.95 Cricket Chair, maple finish, wing
1-$99.5O Simmons Sofa Bed, floor sample.
$69.5O
1-Sl6.s5 Chest of Drawers, maple finish,
$11.95
1-S14.S5 Hollywood Headboard, plastic
uph..; double size SS95
2-S12.s5 Hollywood Headboard, plastic
uph.; twin size S S6.95
1-$24.S5 Box Springs, double size Sl2.95
1-s29.95 Innerspring Mattress, twin size,
$1S.88
1-$39.5O Englander Innerspring Mattress,
twin size S245O
1-$24.95 Innerspring Mattress, twin size,
$15.95
1-$24.95 Box Springs, twin size. S12.95
1-$S9.50 Foster Innerpring Mattress, twin
size observation-disclosures S4.5O
1-sS750 Foster Box Springs, twin size $3.50
1-$1495 Felt Cot Mattress, 80 in. wide s7.77
Kann's-Third Floor III
Evening star., 1950-08-24
GJOres

$500 Elbow-length Lace Gloves; black:
sizes and 614 S1.95
$500 Glace Capeskin Gloves; 8-button
length; black; sizes 6, 6A $3.49
$1.oO Rayon and String Gloves; white and
chamois; size 61a " 49c
S2.OO Shortie Style Nylon Gloves; pine
green and grey; sizes 6 to 715- $1.29
KanfA fA-street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
Hosiery

191 Prs. "As Is" Full Fashioned Sheer Nylon
Hosiery, famous name styles included. Sew
eral types and constructions, broken sizes
and colors prs. $1.00
1877 Prs. Irregs. of $1.75 Famous Park Ave-
nue. Run-prOof Nylons, 81 gauge sizes 81z
to 9k only; discontinued colors 1880 69c
81 Prs. $1.65 to $1.S5 Heel-less Nylon Hosiery,
famous names styles discontinued colors;
not all sizes included ed-----7 79c
lab Prs $1.35 Nylon Hosiery. 51-gauge, Is
denier super sheers, 30-denier dress sheers
included broken sizes and colors FAC
IS Prs Irregs. Of S1.35 Full Fashioned Silk
Chiffon Hosiery, 3-thread sheers; broken
sizes and colors ---------------2 prs. $10O
1873 Prs. 29c and 39c Misses and Childrens
Ankle Socks, fine cotton; broken sizes,
colors and styles; some are soiled1 15c
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
Fabrics

S5 yds sec Flock Dot Cotton VOiies; red
only, 80" wide ------yd yd. 19c
ITO yds. S2.39 Crease-resisting Dress Lipen;s
5000 yds. 4sc-s11s Remnants Of Cottons,
yd. 29c-59c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
lrress. of $3.50
'Shodow Heel NyIons
Sl.OO =.

+. Very fine 5 eouoe super -sheers :.
sMith shodowsheeI feoture by Pork II
{ Avenue" New fdH shodes, sizes
9 to II.
Kann's-Hosiery-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24

NeCk0C0Of
6-$2.9a Rayon Jersey Skirts; sizes IA to
18; red Observation-Disclosures $1.59
$S.95 Nylon Blouses; sizes 50 to 38; print:
red only ------ 1888
15-$3.99 Cotton Batiste Blouses, trimmed
with pique; sizes 40 to 44---$1 $1.99
1-S5.95 Blouse; white ground print; size AZ.
$3.88
12-$1.95 Pique Collars, wee neck; white.
S1.00 Ray0n Crepe BlOuses; prints, jewel
neckline, cap sleeves ----------------39c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24

Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
rRADE-EN RECONDTTTONED
REFRIGERATORS

| Refrigerator, 7 Gu. it,. $1,000
4 Refrieerotors, 5 Gu. IT,. $500
3 Refrieerotors, 5 Gu. it,, $1,000
2Refrieerotors, 4 Gu. it,, $500
The Arizona post., 1950-10-20

Ben Gurion's decision to add a
18th Cabinet member outside the
coalition-Jack Gering, South Az
rican Jew and a non-party man,
created the crisis upon rejection
by the religious groups. He said
that he had taken this and other
problems before the Cabinet for
approval last week, but got no
decision. The Religious Bloc, he
said, asked until Sunday to reply,
and when they failed to do so he
asked President Weizmann to call
together the representatives of all
parties in an attempt to form a
new government.
Religious Bloc leaders, includ-
ing immigration Minister Moshe
Shapiro, in a statement to the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, said
that they withdrew from the gov
ernment not only because of eco
nomic reasons, but also because
their religious demands were re-
jected. The religious leaders also
emphasized that the issue of re-
ligious education in the imrni-
grant reception camps has wors-
ened. 1t is reported Mizrachi de-
cided a week ago to leave the
cabinet.
The Mapam, left-wing Social
ist party, would not enter any
government based on the same
program as the one which just
fell, but its representatives said
that if the Mapai and the left
wing Socialists could agree on
policy, the latter would enter
broad coalition Cabinet. DR.. Per-
etz Bernstein, General Zionist
leader, expressed willingness to
join the Cabinet if his party were
awarded three portfolios, includ-
ing that of Trade and Industry.
The Arizona post., 1950-10-20
Anshei Israel
Elects Officers

Congregation officers were chos-
en- at the annual meeting of the
Anshei Israel congregation Oct. g..
Jack Fruchthendler heads the
congregation for the third term.
Other officers are: 1st vice-pres.,
Joe Fishman; End vice-pres., Sam
Deutsch; Sec, VIM. Levin; treas,
Dave Kramer. Elected to the
Board of Directors were: Nathan
Abend, Arthur Dunes, Hyman
Epstein, Abe Feuerstein, David N.
Ginsburg, Reuben Gold, I. Hand
maker, Sidney Kaderlan, Leo
Rackoff, Joseph Rosenbluth, Nor
ris Shanhouse, Abe Simon, David
Sohn, Sidney Weissberger, Louis
Zeiden, Louis Zimbler.
Approval was given by the
board to hire an executive direc-
tor whose duties will be to coord-
mate the administrative activities
of the congregation, which have
increased immeasurably in recent
years. His duties will include
assistance to the various congre-
CATION groups in programming
activities. The sum of $4,000 was
authorized for his salary for a
year. The United Synagogue
Council has been requested to
suggest qualified candidates from
whom a selection will be made
shortly.
Continued to page III
The Arizona post., 1950-10-20
Late Friday Mite
Services At Al

With the resumption of late
Friday evening services on Oct.
81 at Cong. Anshei Israel, an in
novation will be introduced.
Members and their husbands will
be hosts for the social hour fol-
lowing services. Also the choir,
which received concentrations
for its work during the High Holy
days, will become an integral
part of these services, under the
direction of Cantor Falkow.
Often the hosts will be MEM
bers who are celebrating happy
occasion such as an anniversary.
Hosts at the first service will be
Messrs. and Mines. Sid Krakower,
VIM. Levin, Jack Shane, Hy Strik-
man, Louis Zimbler.
The Arizona post., 1950-10-20

and the United Nations" A long
series of "swift-moving adven-
lures by Israel armed forces"
have resulted in the forcible ex-
pulsion of more than 5000 Pales-
tinian Arabs from Israel into
Egyptian territory. He charged
that the expelled group had been
compelled to sign affidavits that
they had voluntarily chosen to
leave Israel and gave up all
claims to their property there"
Israel representative A b b a
Eban accused Egypt of "gross in
ternational misconduct" in bring
ing utterly false charges before
the Security Council. He said the
Egyptians evaded the established
and proper procedure of the mix
ed armistice commission, which
not only threw suspicion on the
charges but in itself constituted
noncompliance with the armis-
tice agreement.
DemoliShing one by one the
Egyptian accusations against Is
rael, Mr.. Eban asserted that the
Bedouins expelled from Israel
had been established as infiltra-
tors by the head of the U. N. Is
rael-Egyptian armistice commits
sion and that the two tribes
against which action had been
taken were advocates of violence
who had rendered life intolerable
along the sensitive demilitarized
border. On the other hand, he
said, $500 peaceful Bedouins had
been permitted to cross into Is
rael.
The Arizona post., 1950-10-20
Old-FashiOned
JanbOree Set

Merrymaking at the Mr.. and
Mrs. Club Old Fashioned Western
Jamboree Oct. 81 at Anshei Israel
will be hi-lighted by Billy Burke
and his Porter's Band. Guests
will "cut the rug" to old familiar
tunes like Turkey in the Straw
and Ragtime Annie. Caller Skip
Barber will put everyone thru
the lively PAGES of the Virginia
Reel, Arizona Star, Little Foot
and other high-steppin' square
dances. Then there are the more
complicated figures like sally
Goodin" and Double the Dose"
Interesting games will be play
ed between dances so as not to
let up the excitement. Refresh
ments will be served.
To enhance the spirit of the
evening guests should come in
Lewis and gingham. "The louder
it hollers, the better" While ad-
mission is free to members there
will be a nominal charge for
guests.
Louis Zimbler is chairman and
assisted by Jack Barowitz, Joe
i
Kali, Mines. Ike Kuropatkin, Jack
Shane, Louis Zimbler.
The Arizona post., 1950-10-20
Vaad Hakashruth
Group Organizes

Rabbis Breger and Danzig
jointly announce that the Vaad
HakaShruth has been organized
as an independent body. For
about IL years it was under the
auspices of Congregation Anshei
Israel with the financial respon-
sibility borne by the Congrega-
ton.
Chairman is Meyer Cohen; Sec,
Emanuel Levin; treas, Joseph
Rosenbluth. In addition five mem
bers of Anshei Israel and of
Young Israel plus the two rabbis
make up the governing body.
Vaad Hakashruth is responsible
for carrying out the duties and
financial responsibilities in con-
nection with the dietary laws su-
pervision in Tucson.