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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30

Miss Eileen Miles. X n m a n
business University student. was
recently elected secretary of AL
pha Iota Sorority at that school.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Boston Landmark

The famous landmark in Boston,
known as the ''Bostone Stone" is
an old paint mill which was i'm
ported from England about the year
100 by a painter who had little
shop on Marshall Lane. 1t consists
of a grinder or 'muller"-a stone
ball about two feet in diameter
and stone beneath The stone ball
was rolled back and forth in the
trough followed out in one side of
the larger stone underneath it, thus
grinding the paint. It has the words,
Boston Stone 1897" cut in its side
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Fl Shaw Farmer
Attempts Lite
OF John Norris
From Tuesdays Tribune)

From Tuesdays Tribune)
A fued, which began about sew
en- months ago near Fort Shaw,
was eliminated Monday moo n
when John Norris. Browning,
was shot and wounded about 10
miles Of Browning.
Joe Manchak, as, Sun River,
was jailed by Cascade County
sheriff's officers when he walked
into their Office a few hours after.
wards and admitted he had shot
Norris W t h a double barreled
shotgun.
Norris was given emergency
treatment at Browning, t h n
rushed to the Deaconess Hospit-
al here. He was hit in the right
elbow and left arm by the buck
shot. His condition was fairly
good" Monday night. his physi-
clan said.
Manchak, displaying little emo
ton, told officers he drove to
Browning Monday for the lex
press purpose" of killing Norris.
He said the grudge b a | e
stemmed from an assault charge
filed against him by Norris in
April.
The husky Sun River farmer
startled Matron Nora Cummings
at the sheriff's office in the coun-
ty court house when he walked
in and declared: Il want to go
to Jail. 1 just shot man.
Mrs. Cummings notified Dep
uty Jim Burnes, who took Man.
chalk to the county Jail.
There Manchak calmly told his
story to Burnes and Undersheriff
Homer Balm.
He said he drove to Browning
and located Norris and his wife
on the road 10 miles vest of
there, near where Norris is build
ing home.
Manchak stopped his truck
and told Norris he was going to
shoot him. The Browning man
got out of his truck and started
to run, but Monchak fired both
barrels of the shotgun. Norris,
although wounded, realized the
gun was empty so returned to his
own truck and attempted to get
his rifle out. Failing to get the
rifle, he fled towards the partial
ly constructed house.
Manchak then tried to G e t
Norris rifle, but Mrs. Norris be-
gan to struggle with him. He
said he quit when Mrs. Norris
began fighting because l didn't
have any grudge against her, |"
and ran back to his truck.
After driving down the road a
way, he turned back and sped
past the Norris truck. Mrs. Nor
ris had the rifle out and pointed
at him but didn't shoot, he said.
He drove back to Sun River.
left his pickup truck at his home
frop%;~,aI To-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Legion Encouraging
School Square Dances

The American Legion post of
Browning in its youth betterment
program is planning to meet with
the student council of Browning
high school in the near future in
behalf of formation of a square
dance group. The activity would
be carried on at the Legion Hall.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Old California

A picture of a period when the
Oakland-Berkeley area was part of
a large peninsula, Walnut Creek
was under the sea and the Berke-
ley area harbored violent volcanoes,
emerged from paper by NC. sci.
entists read recently before the
Cordilleran section meeting of the
Geological Society of America.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Methodist Christmas
Program December Is

The annual Christmas program
of the Methodist Church will be
given Sunday evening. Deem
Der l6. The first rehearsal was
held Wednesday afternoon.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-25
Green Lake Mile,
NV. Jr. Swim
Set July n, Is


Starting at 10 am. Friday, Jul,
81, the 32nd annual Green Lake mile
and Pacific Northwest Junior AAU
open swimming championships viii
get under way at West Green Lake
beach.
The meet is scheduled for Friday
and Saturday. Qualifying heats for
all senior AAU events will be at 10
am. Friday. Finals In the women's
mile swim and Senior open AAU
events begin at l pm.
The mems mile swim will be held
at I pm. Saturday. July %.
Races will be run over SO yard,
eight-lane course. with turning
bulkheads. The mile swim will be
In open water.
Referee for the meet will be Jack
Torney. swimming coach at the u
University Of Washington. Ray
Daughters of the Washington Ath-
letic Club and Lou Evans of the
Park Department will act as co-di-
rectors of the meet.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-25
Bad Breaks Continue to Plague Nisei Vets !;
Ball Club Drops Tilt to Quay Merchants

It has been a wonderful summer
but the hard-luck Nisei Vets base
ball team hasn't been able to enjoy
the nice Sunday afternoons as a
cloud of gloom has been hanging
over their heads almost all season
long
Last Sunday was no exception as
for the fourth successive time, the
Vets found themselves on the short
end of the PSI score. dropping a
5-4 decision to the Queen Anne
Merchants at Lower Woodland.
The loss was the tenth of the cur
rent campaign against four tri-
umphs. Due to the playing of two
makeup contests already the NvC-
sponsored entry has only four oppo-
nents left on its schedule. Unless
they win them all now. the Vets are
doomed to end up in the second di-
vision.
It is little late to get started but
IL the Vets can shake off the bad
breaks that have been following
them from the opening of the sea-
son. they still can make a decent
showing in the standings.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-25
PlayfieId Relay
CarrfiUaL Booked at
broadway Aug. l

The oath annual. playfield rela,
carnival willAbe held next wednes.
day afternoon, Aug. |, at Broadwa,
playground. park department off
Gals announced today. s
The carnival is a yearly track
event. with individual and team
awards for distance ball throws
dashes and relays. 1t begins at 1870
pm.
Each city playfield will be repre-
sented by a team in uniform. Final
tryouts for the teams are now being
held at Fairgrounds. Events are for
boys Is and under and for girls is
and under.
The meet begins with a grand en-
try parade of all competing teams.
The carnival Is sponsored by the
Seattle Park Department in coop
Grafton with the Seattle Times.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-25
SavOys tumble
Early Lead, Lose to
Police, 10 to 7
BY KuNIo oTANI

Although unaware of the fact at
the time. the Savoys lost an oppor-
tunity to go into tie for first place
Sunday In the tightly-contested Pu-
get Sound Baseball league as they
were outlasted by the Seattle Police.
1877. at Rainier.
A victory would have put the Nisei
nine on top with the heretofore
league-leading Naval Air Station
squad from Sand Point which suf-
fered its second straight loss and
dropped to the runner-up spot. The
Police with their triumph now lead
the league by one-half game and
the losing Savoys fell to third place.
With six games left for each entry
In the PSI schedule. six teams still
have mathematical chance for the
championship. The action is due to
become fast and furious in the re-
naming contests as the clubs
scramble for the pennant.
Leading 7-3 after seven innings.
the Savoys appeared to be On their
way TO their fifth straight triumph.
But In the top of the eighth. the
pitching and fielding gave out to
spell defeat as the Police overoame
the deficit with seven-run rally
on three base hits. including home
run.
The Cops scored three runs In the
first but Ftlmio Shibata got one
back In the same frame when he
slammed triple and scored on
fly ball. In the third. the count
was deadlocked at sail as Larry
Asaba's single pushed across Ray
Otani and Hank Shibuya. who had
singled and got on on a fielder's
choice, respectively.
Shibuya's double In the fourth.
scoring HOWE Inouye. put the Nisei
in front and three more runs were
added in the seventh on a hit,
walk and couple Of misplays. How
ever, the four-run bulge wasn't good
enough to offset the Cops eighth
inning bid
The 5avoys outhit the Police. 1877,
with Inouye. Ken Yoshinaka and
Shibuya each getting two safeties
In four times at bat.
Pitcher Dick Standen will no
longer be available to the Savoys as
he departed for an army camp in
California following the Nisei Vet
game a week ago.
X III Il
SAVOYS 7 10 8
Seattle Police 10 rs
Shibuya, Asaba and Inouye. Shi-
buya: Langschmidt and Hedquist
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-25
Enumclaw Cardinals
To Test Savoys Sun.

Another stiff Puget Sound Base
ball league test is in store for the
Savoys this coming Sunday as they
face the heavy-hitting Enumclaw
Cardinals from pm. at Enumclsw
The Cards pulled major upset
last week in dumping Sand Point
1918. to knock the Navy nine out of
the league leadership.
This Is the second game between
the two teams the Savoys having
won In the first meeting.
On the same day, the Nisei Vets
will attempt to make 1t two In a
row this year against Lewis Ford
WV from 2 pm. at Broadway.
The Vets and the WV are tied
for eighth place In the PSI stand
ings at present.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-25
Girls in Teens. Learn
To Swim at YWCA

A five-week session of swimming
classes for teen-age girls begins Jul
ly 81 in the central YwCA, Helen
Snyder, health education executive
announced this week.
Registration for these classes
which range from beginning
through advanced swimming Is now
open. The classes will meet Tues
days and Fridays.
The fee for the session Is So. A
protective medical examination is
required which Is good for one year
Call Ell. 1900, extension IL, for an
appointment or further information
about the classes.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-25
Official Schedule of Nisei Vets, Savoys

JULY 20
Lewis Ford WV VS.. Nisei Vets at
Broadway at 2 pm.
Savoys VS.. Enumclaw at Enum-
claw at pm.
AUGUST 5
Nisei Vets VS.. University Mer-
chants at Rainier at Q pm.
Snohomish VS.. Savoys at Snoho-
mish at 2 pm.
AUGUST IL
Nisei Vets VS.. Seattle Police at
Rainier at pm.
Seattle Monarchs VS. Savoys at
Georgetown at 2 pm.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-25
AUGUST 10

AUGUST 10
Sand Point VS.. Savoys at Sand
Point at 2 pm.
Nisei Vets VS.. Enumclaw at E.
numclaw at q pm.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-25

Geo. Iwasaki. Sasski and Degu.
chi; Stevenson and Lagried.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

MD.--k acre. 6-rm.
house. electricity. water in kitchen
grounds; price. $500, terms half
cash. Ia Plata 6711; eyes,. Wal
BRUNSWICK, Md. 8o2 Brunswick
street-Corner, brick; rooms,
baths oil heat; End floor rented.
Ma. 1880, Apt. 302, after 8 pm.
weekdays.
ST. MARYS COUNTY
sPeSIsl,ws y eir have c;TSs,. ysEs upg;psl Sa,n,
one on st Clement Bay; 2 have
auto heat and are. complete for
year round homes; these properties
will rent well If not in use BY
owners; State road and all modern
improvements in tip-top condition;
one Is completely furn.; act quickly
for big saving. For information, call
Mr. Gibson, ME. 400. with
M. PAUL HANNAH
732 l7th st. NV. 30
Evening star., 1951-09-09
HoUsEs-sALE--Mn. tcsnt. /,

BRUNSWICK. MD, 6O2 Brunswick
st.--Corner, brick; s rooms, 2
baths; oil heat; End floor rented
Ma. 2630. Apt. BOZ. MISS MOORE
soLQMON'S ISLAND = Attractive
modern 7-room home in excellent
rm., sun room, kitchen. 3 bedrooms
and bath; oil h.-w. heat; large lot
75x270. S13. 500.
E. STEUART VAUGHAN
Prince Frederick. Md. Phone 1921.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
"ESTATE SALE

Must dispose Immediately OF this at
tractiye dst home; iocaSed ,qb M rs 1Ssn
2 baths dncl. bedrm. and bath on
1st ~; det. garage; well-landscaped
lot; Just reconditioned and available
for immediate occupancy. Only S14, =
stnading value. Call ME. 1143 until
6 pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
HILLCREsT SPECIAL
s5ae POPE ST. Sc

3526 POPE ST. S.E.
Colonial brick in choice
location, only. few blks. of Penna
lovely liv. rm. with irepi.. family
sized din. rm., fully equipped roomy
kit; 2 twin-size bedrms. and bath
on I'd floor. Recre. rm. with firepl.
and "a bath; built-in garage. A
well-planned home you can afford.
t. D. oEEH suRdEss. n2RA1 Lu. lsi4 1850.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
OIL. 9760 Sunday. OIL. $3.50 weekdays
70 I337 Fveninas
BETHESDA OWNER
BETHESDA

OPEN 1-6, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
1921 CHESTNUT ST.
New brick and redwood rambler with
bedrm.. 90 It. long with closet at
each end and q twin-sized bdrm..
ltving-din. rm. comb. with firepl.,
all GE kit. with table space. pull
down stairway to storage attic.
sr ass hd%. dO5 tOdaH s%s r. saHi n BE Sc Nc sels
WI. 1898, ewes. OIL. 5040.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
HoUsrs---sALE--s.f. tceasJ

FOREST HTS, mi. over 2. 9. line
Ghgs,levei h.tsi rambler; anbh 2 3 bedrms,: 2
SSsa: Seai gs lot come Hn:hor os fence gas Price ce
$18,45 Completely furnished II
you wish. owner leaving city, must
sell. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
LU; 4.3400. Lu:, 4a39S2.
New; detached. lh-storyy brick
sHpEsSW HARETMAN REas nsaf Really Ell of%s fRe
HILLCREST HTS.-open. 2-5-eSO2
Gather st:-1-yr. --old brick rambler,
vacant; 3 lge; bedrms;;: lge. liv;
lge,. level lot. Price, SIS, 500 or
INC, LU. 4-3400. LU. 4-292l.
LYNDALE-Nr. Branch aye.--Loyely
prewar. .semidet. brick. Tastefully
DEC. and In new cond; throushout,
'i bedrms.. ii ti tiled bath. .' end nd n fioor;
bsmt.; auto. heat. fenced lot; near.
$13.500; reas. down payment; or
M cSsLStE sSSsei s3sa de Lo2fER. oSm Reaisof, sof
RxNDLE HIGHLANDS-1eOO block
Of 2Sth pl.--Now being completely
redecorated. 6-rm: row brick with
concrete front porch, fun bsmt. and
school and parochial school. ?
blocks to the shopping center. Pos
session in ten days. Asking $14,-
$50. Will take your present home
bsot II trade. "a. T. D. BURGESS, VI.
oWSER ISST TN Of ? det. brick house, so GOOD
in good ne. or NV. area. Advise
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-semidet
brick; Ist a.. lily, rm.. din: rm;; kit,
bstb bath; hi, 2nd Ssf a. xtb large r5s 5sdrms aSd
bath; some furniture incl. in sale
price; oil h.-w.h, FREDERICK A.
FR. loss; ewes. sun Lu. l-a6is,
BUNGALOW. s1o,5oo spotlessly
convenient location; 8 bedrooms,
Easements; nice. level. fenced lot;
call Wo; 4754. FRANK g. PHIL
$50 NJ sT. Sc, near Branch ave-
Size rms, bath, oil h-w.h.. garage;
SSG Sc 500 down; II HARTMAN REALTY,
l-lV SONOhESS Sl.-OpcH 6uuQdy
l-6. Must sell. Stone and brick
home; ) rms, bath. bsmt., large lot.
j. LETTON MARTIN. Warner Bldg.
RE. 2492 AID. 67S9.
LARGE S-RM. semidet. stucco, best
section Anacostia. Arranged as .
lge. Arm. apis. Can be used as
home and nice income. Low price,
S10,500. II interested, call quickly,
as this won't last long. T. PAUL
MuDD CO., LU. 4-43S?; ewes, Lo.
sEMIDETAcHED BRICK. 8 rooms q
toilet and outside entrance. Gas
heat. Near schools. shopping and
transportation. Reasonable terms.
Call Mr.. Beasley, VI. 09o5. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO.. Realtor.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
NEW BUNGALOW, by owner. bed
rooms, living rm., kitchen, tile bath.
shower. and tub. Open stairway TO
unfinished attic; full basement, oil
heat and laundry trays. No. Al 6Sth
ave. s.e., out Central ave. 2 blocks
past Lyndon Hill School.
THREE-FAMILY BRICK, near Sth
and G SITS. sc. Each apt. has 2
rms, kit. and bath. Monthly income.
$1S5; 2 apis. completely furn; !
partly furn. Building in AL cond.
Hot water, gas heat, aluminium
comb. windows and doors. Price,
S16,950. 1st trust S11 900. OWNER.
LO. 4-7547. No brokers. p
FOR SALE BY OWNER-9- ROOM
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Bethesda Ranch House
Owner Leaving Town

House Must Be Sacrificed
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
OPEN TODAY 20
baths: radiant heating; large ter
race. on lily. rm. with lovely rock
garden and complete modern KIT.
with breakfast nook. Cali today.
Ms sTs.. LleEffsn xfpoN pa YkoSTkT11fsL oIIae e. s7ss
Evening star., 1951-09-09
DISTRICT BUYNGALOW

$1,250 DOWN--VACANT
2S03 Claiming ST. ne. Lovely Johns
Manville shingle detached bunga-
low, ready for you to move in.
Five charming rooms and bath on
1st floor plus 2 finished rooms in
side entrance and oil h.-w.h. At
traetive hedges on front lawn, rear
yard has trees, flShpond, grape ar
hcr, ETC., to make living here q
pleasure. Terms arranged. Drive
out Bladensburg rd. blks. north
Of New York ave-. turn right on
Claiming St.. to house.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

BETHESDA AREA
3-bedrm. brick and frame, 1s baths
oil heat garage.
Taoastry brick home. bedrm. bath Isl
a.; ga baths. sun porch, garage
oil a.-c heat. Anchor fence, rec. rm
TAKOMA PARK AREA
Frame house. Colonial, side entr.. 4
bedrms... 2 baths. oil h.-w.h.. rec
IT. fenced terrace: completely in.
suiated, Call Mrs. Brown. OIL. 1858
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
432 Bond Bldg. Ho. 1910. ME. 654O
RnthaSda PonCh HOI,Co
Evening star., 1951-09-09

NEAe IL e.ba Dav dbn narE MGesl ,eeees saSn m
a 3-bedrm. home on 9 100x11S-ft.
lot; there are 2 baths and incl.
porch, sundeck, basement, oil h.
VIII. Bendix washer is included in
the $l1 $50 price. MRS. BURGESS.
Realtor, 0lO9 Broad St, WI. 4253,
Evening star., 1951-09-09

CUTE BUNGALOW for SI2. 500 in Sill.
Spg.. toward Kensington; compact
first floor, including 2 bedrooms
and bath; second floor not finished
but is heated; Just built In 194S
and in good shape; see 1t today.
RIPLEY e. ROMER, Realtors, 81.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
LOW 7''5 PRICE
HOUSES FOR sALE--s.w.

zoo 1Ith ST. S.W., nr. Dept. of Ag-
ranged for 2 apis. Of rms. and
bath each. Semidetached, 12-ft.
side yard. OIL h.-w.h. c. H. PARK
ER co MA 2a2R 10
Evening star., 1951-09-09

SALE BY OWNER--No basement
brick rambler. three bedrooms. ~:
paths; COMP; ny.-din;; room VIII
screened back porch and also new
aluminium storm windows; askint
S17,950. 912 Patton dr., Silver
Evening star., 1951-09-09
FEDERAL PROPERTIES
ST. 1926 or JU. &-474R.


COLORED-15IO GALES ST. Ne
8 rms, asbestos shingle, with h.-w.
heat and bsmt. Small down pay
ment. Low monthly notes. LANGS-
TON REALTY, TR. S693. %
CSTiStIoSSo 81 StIo down nayment Smn MT rsoI,rsd: an; ga q
bedrms., full bsmt., oil heat. Spic
and span. Let US arrange the
purchase with your equity in your
present home. We can do 1t. LANGS-
tom pEATTV TFD QROo q
Evening star., 1951-09-09
KENSINGTON

CORNER BRICK
3-bedroom Colonial home on iarsa
corner lot in delightful residential
section: large liv. room. din. room.
full bsmt.; walk to school. shopping
and bus; excel. financing. Open
HUGGINS AND HARRISON
RealfnrS I.0 k.O2nn
Evening star., 1951-09-09

GKEAT RAMBLER VALUE-Brand-
new stone and brick rambler OF nm.
est quality; splendid location OF
plan. hv. rm. 13x22, lge. pvt. din
rm.. huge dream kit, bkfst. rm., 3
excel bedrms, 2 lovely tile baths,
porch; full bsmt.. b.-i. gar; gas
200-ft. frontage; approx. $4,000
cash required. Eyes, call WO. 3235.
FRANK s.. PHILLIPS, DI. l4Il. -9
Evening star., 1951-09-09

purchase of a new home with only
the equity you have in your pres
ent home necessary to transact the
whole deal. Let US advise you with
out cost or obligation as to whether
you may sell for cash and then
whether it Is more expedient that
you seek q trade to take all pos
sible advantage Of your =quity in
your present holdings. Save dollars
by getting expert advice. Call Mr.
Boone, broker. at LANGSTON
REALTY, TR, 1898. %
Evening star., 1951-09-09

RED BRICK COLONIAL HOME. only
or ) blocks to shops, bus. theateT
ETC., in Silver Spg.; 8 bedrooms, 9
baths. recr. room; 2-car garage;
500. RIPLEY a. ROMER. Realtors,
81. Gill, Open ewes.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

4 BEDRMS. AND 2 800,
Bethesda stone-and-briskC Cape Cod I;
attrac. liv. rm.. with fireplace and
built-in bookshelyes. din. rnn., mod
and bath on 1st A.: 2 bedrms. and
bath on End A. Full basement, /
block to transp. BILLINGSLEY g.
KORZENDORFER. OR. 1925 It'll
Evening star., 1951-09-09

Sun, 2-5. 3317 Blaine st. ne.
Lovely 2-story mod. brick. full bsmt.,
gas heat; excel. cond.; easy terms
d. II. JOHNSON CO., MA. S296;
evenings, DE. 1927. 9"
Evening star., 1951-09-09

1912 F ST. NE.
Lovely 10-rm. tapestry brick; s kits.
. baths, oil h-w.h.. garage. A real
home and money-maker. Only S17,-
600. terms. Open Sat. and Sun.
AT. 1903. Exclusive agents g
The Arizona post., 1951-11-02
Between You and Me
MIDDLE EAST TENSION:
BY BORIS SINCLAIR

should Egypt really GUST
the British from the Suez Canal without punishment
the Western Powers will then to Israel
Incidentally time Britain foreseeng that she might
have trouble with Egypt planning to build canal from
Mediterranean the Red through the Negev The plan
the should Egyptian territory but
should from the of GAIA to Ea all the through
territory This why the Egyptians rushed to
Immediately after the Arabael broke out 1t took
years build the Suez Canal which opened in 1869
time build canal from GAIA
Elat.
The of U.s. Supreme Court Justice William Douglas
Israel of book written by him under the title Strange
Friendly People" published He establishes that
the Arab countries ruled by of the landlords and
living poverty. He tells the story of how
hundred hundred fifteen hundred will
eac together with piece of property these villages
picture he found in the Jewish state He
experiments Israel and the
with people Israel work to solve their economic prob
The Arizona post., 1951-11-02
Arizona Post. Nov. 2. 1851
Exhibit Israel Art
Craft At YWCA

For the fourth time, at the 4th
Annual World Fellowship and
Festival of Nations, to be held
Nov. Is under the auspices of the
YWCA, Israel will have an ex-
hibit.
Mrs. Harry Strauss will again
be in charge of the arts and crafts
representing the Jewish state and
she says, ''It will be much more
interesting than ever before. OBJ
jects on display will include beau
tiful Yemenite laces, ceremonial
plates, memorials and a new type
of jewelry as well as unusual
character dolls.
Assisting at the booth at the
YWCA Bldg. that evening from
7 to pm. and prior to the pro-
gram, will be Mines. Maurice Mar
COILS, Leo Leib, Sheva Pioneer
Women; Mines. Hyman Epstein,
Sol Kamin, Rishona Pioneer Wo-
men; Mines. VIM. Messing, Fred
Bradfeld, Hadassah. Contributors
to the exhibit include Mines. Her.
bert Feig, VIM. Davidson, Reu-
ben Finder. Mrs. Donald Hill is
general chairman of the evening.
The public is invited.
The Arizona post., 1951-11-02
Dear Mr..

Your letter. telling how you turned down at lodge
which you wanted to belong story old as our people
themselves For 1000 years the world has rejected you and
the ideals you represent But study history during that time
and decide who has been the loser The and hatrds
that constantly matter of record could never have hap
pened everyone heart the philosophy of LoVe
thy neighbor as thine ownself."
My advice to you this: do not feel rejected Rather
remember that you already belong to society of Gods noble
group which has chung to its belief through every
known form of persecution and lies Is it not honor enough
be of those who have survived both the tests of time
and torture? What further recognition do you need?
So hold your head high my friend Study your history
book and learn that the club you belong to is truly
exclusive one! Let others rather seek your company
The Arizona post., 1951-11-02
INC Presents
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Senitism; Harvest in the Desert, !"
an account of the growth of Pal
estine; world of Sholom Aleich-
en-" a study of the works of the
famous humorist.
Samuel is also the translator of
great Jewish writer's, among them
Bialik, Sholom Asch, I. j. Singer,
Shmarya Levin. He is considered
an original and provocative
speaker.
He is heard by large audiences
wherever he appears. Arthur
Goldbaum, club program chair
man, says this will be one of the
hi-lights of the year, in bidding
not only the clubs members, but
prospective members and guests
to join them at dinner and hear
the distinguished man of letters.
Dinner reservations ($1.25) should
be made in advance at the Temple
office, accompanied by check.