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Evening star., 1952-05-25
oPEN Mo6TsIDA sTNDAY; a;,lIrgTo 70

WOSAo4O1 cO1kGf0I
4-hedrm. Colonial with finished 3rc
mr., extra lge. .liv. rrn.. mirrored fire.
place, screened side porch. guest siz,
din: rm.. equipped kit. with break,
fast space. 1st hr.; bedrms.. I
paths. and mr.; rec. rm.. gas h.-w h
Asking S31 500. Mr.. Hannes, 81
77S4. Directions: Left on Dali
drive at Golesyills I'd: to 1909 Dale
Beautiful English Colonial. of bricl
and stone; lge. liv. rm.. fireplace
screened side porch, guest size din
rm., all elec. kit, breakfast space
powder rm., 1st fir; 8 bedrms. ant
2 baths. I'd flr.; beautiful corner lo
OF " acre. att. gar. full bsmt.. rec
Price, sss. 300 Direetions eSha'aUe ds aVe
to Grace Church rd.. right to. 1872:
Grace church. Mrs. Luke, 81. 1856
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
Ultramodern 4-bedroom, 2-bath Cap,
Cod rambler in this exclusive sec
tion: lge. liv. rm. with flrepl.. built
In bookcases and picture window
dow. extra lge; all elec; kit; breeze.
5a. Em; in bsmt;; ; oil Nv; bsseboare
excellent pvt; flnancing avail. =
qualified purchaser. Dir: Colesvilll
rd., Ia mi. past Four Corners tt
Burnt Mills Village and left to 42t
Northwest DR.. Mrs. Riley. RA. 2649
ORLOSKY & GLENN
8214 Piney Branch Rd.. JU. S-S30(
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HOUSES sAlE-MD. (cent.) J

Frame. house; B rooms; nice bath
complete kit; good state Of repair
Gas gas hot;air hco heat; nice grounds
complete, selection Of other homes
from $4,000 up. For Information
or appointment contact so. MD
REALTY co. on Route 3O1, below
Waldorf. Md Phone La Plata GILL
day time: eyes. Waldorf 370i
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HOUSES FOR sAlG-S.E.

COLORED-NR. 18th AND ID sTS
S.E.-S-rm.. 2-family unit; tapestry
brick; finished rm. In bsmt.; oil heat;
cond. URcfoLo REALTY Co. NE
1871; ewes. and Sun, FIR. 6735.
COLORED - INCOME PRODUCING
home. Now used as 3 apis. Can
be used as 2 or apis. VIII sell
fully or partially furnished; good
convenient location; reasonable cash
payment bal like rent RA 241A .
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BETHESDA
Irresistible Charm"

4TT6SlSClDle CndrTQ"
May be an over-worked
phrase. but 1t is the only de-
scription for this lovely place.
Charming white brick Colonial
rambler In Q picture book set
ting. Only TWO bedrooms,
but made to order for q couple
desiring to live and entertain
friends, in a cozy atmosphere
Of real luxury. Custom-built
IL years ago to very highest
standards. Includes many rich
special features which make it
outstanding such as 2-story
beamed-ceiling liv. rm, with
Colonial mantel fireplace faced
IN white marble; lge. inclosed
f1agstone patio, huge rec. rm.
also with fireplace. servants
room and bath. Owner already
has purchased larger home
and must sell Immediately.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI.
1411; eyes,, call OR. 9265.
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BARGAIN HOMES

All brick; g rooms and bath: moderr
kit. gas hot-air heat; oak floors
plastered walls; completely fenced
well-kept grounds. Only 20 miles
from South Capitol st. Must bt
seen TO be appreciated. All for onl,
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA RAMBLER
OPEN

UT EIN
SUNDAY. 1-6
6 VERNE ST.
COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE
$24, ,500-TERMS
Rambler with full bsmt. and garage
Reception hall. lge. liv rm. with
nrepl., din. rm.. all-elec. kitchen
with disposal and dishwasher, 8
twtn-size bedrms.. 2 baths; spacious
lot. Large 4To loan available, bal
ance on easy terms. Immediate
possession.
To reach: Out River I'd. to Verne st :.
then left at Verne st. to property.
Town & Suburban. OR. 94Nn
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and insurers. Cali 9 TIL 3. nc. $4,000
SILVER SPRING
Open Sun, 2 TO- T..
2.bdrm.. bath, hv. rm.. -dinette, kit.
full 1Ut hsnJSo bsn1ti oil heat; unfinished attic
Directions: Out colesyille I'd. e mile!
to- to Rosemere sa st. right 2 blks. Il
. Also Open SUM-, . to 2.
3-bdrm: frame, ! bath. .liv. rm., IRE
pi.. dinette: KIT: OF heat; / acre
aanst'e; em' Good siti lot incl0sed porch usil'
Directions to both houses: Out Coles
vile I'd. to Columbia. right to Bur
louisville. left to 1st road on righ
SMITH W. ALLNuTT, sR.
WHEATON, HILLS
2-bedrm. brick rambler, liv.-din. rm
combin., firepl., kit, 2 good-sizet
6edrms. and bath; excel. flnancinnl
ds down csn M Oe orIosfa o9Ssfna'sd g. with
ORLOSKY & GLENN
8214 Piney Branch Rd. JU. $500
Mr.. BOYDs-6-room house. chickeI
house; excel. cond.; nice yard, gar
den den. and \, = trees; good neighborhoOd
ROCKVILLE-5-room modern house
new cond.; $1,000 cash, bal. So, 90
payable sol mo-; good investment
GA1THERSBURG-1A acres, 5-bed
rm. 2-bath house, on 24O; excel
cond.: full Of possibilities; $27, 800
GAITHERSBURG- acre; graciou
atmosphere, ideal for tearoom;
modern. apis. with electric kitchen
on 2nd a.; grove of large oaks
H. w. BECRAFT
CAitherShurG k6k or 72R.L
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
KENsINGToN
8 BEDRMS., $14,950

OPEN SUM-, / TO 6
Be sure to see the inside of this lovely
new home. left. ". rm., firepl., lge
din. rm.. nicely equipped kit. Full
bsnt., wooded lot. Terms.
Dir: Conn. ave. extended 2 blocks
past firehoHSe rs IN psH, KensinstSn 70 70
McComas ave-. right on McComas
1870 Pearon st.
County Investment Co.
JU. $500. Ewes. and Sun, JU
5-S505.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
OPEN Is

4 BEDRMs., IN BATHS, BRICK.
VACANT. LOW DOWN PAYMENT.
Out Georgia ave-, turn right on Au-
gust drive. right again on Cody
drive to No. 1912.
Sligo 2PEk PARk k HILLS sHT 4MP silp.r sgS gSi,nr
3 bedrms.. ga baths. Brick Colonial.
Side screened porch. garage. lovely
fenced-in lot with barbecue pit;
24-ft. liv. .rm.. separate din. rm..
carpeting included; pine paneled,
attic; nr. all schools, transp. and
shopping. No. 4 Park Valley rd.,
Silver Spring. Out Piney Branch
I'd. to Park Valley rd., right at
trafnc light to 2nd house. 81. O300.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
bII, V~VV
SILVER SPRING
WOODSIDE PARK
4.pEDpOnM CoIoNTAI

f-bEDHOOM COLONIAL
This imposing prewar house is more
like home than anything we have
to all conveniences. Magnificent
b landscaped corner lot. Gorgeous
pink dogwood and shrubs. Thi.
den Colonial offers large reception
opening onto tile porch. Large din
rm. The kitchen is q mother.
dream with breakfast nook anC
many extras. Adjacent powder room
screened porch. stairway to ex'
pandable attic. Unusually attrae,
Lavatory. outside entrance. Dou
BILE garage; S26.500. Directions
Out Georgia ave. to Luzerne, left
to house and omen sign
Evening star., 1952-05-25
RETHESNA

BETHESDA
De luxe new 3-bedroom brick RAM
bier, featuring pine-paneled fire.
place wall with built-in bookshelves
beautiful large kitchen. full base
ment. Convenient location. Price
Call SH. S01O till 8 pm
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HOUSES foR SALF-Mn.
SILVER SPRING

NEW AND USED HOMES in Nd. an
p. c: EIG & McKEEvER. Reeltor
Evening star., 1952-05-25

11a ACRES, $35,50O
So, 1000 CASH, BAL. 1st TRUST
White brick Colonial. Lovely land
scaped grounds, many flowers, trees
shrubs and outdoor firepl Entr
hall, large liv.. rm. with flrepl. Large
din. rm., modern kit, den, 4 bed
rms, 3 baths and 3 porches. Full
Chicken house. Completely fenced
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
1311 EAST WSTcT OHn ITsJx1 n1ON

DAMASCUS: ND. = 6-room bricI
e oPen replaces. las J 5oG@ bedrooms.s Slss soiT ini
tile baths, oil hot-water heat, ful
basement; nice lot; yrs. old; vii
redecorate to suit your taste. Price
$1,000.
4-room and bath modern brick home
New. Price. $1,000. Many othel
homes and farms for sale. Cal
Damascus 6261, JERRY T. VII
Evening star., 1952-05-25

ALTA VISTA TERRACE
Bethesda brick rambler, convenient &c
medical center. 27-ft. liv. rm., {
kitchen, large utility room. Not snb.
Ject to Reg. X. AZ firt trust. For
sale by owner. Phone WI. 2262 Sun.
Gay or alter q pm. weekdays. 81
BETHESDA'S BEST LOCATION
ALL EAST-WEST HWY.
All RvlTt brick; @ immacaIste condition; lare.
onto porch; family-size dining room
completely modern kitchen, hall
bath on first floor. The second
floor has three larger than usual
bedrooms with ample closet space
full tiled bath, finished recreation
room with fireplace; gas a.-c, heat
built-in garage; off-street parking
large. level. Handicapped lot; real
garden fenced and entirely private
Tor entertaining; convenient to pub
lic and parochial schools; one-heli
block to transportation, two block.
TO shopping. Priced ct only $23..
$50; minimum cash, convenient
terms; immediate possession. Cal
Mr.. Conlon, OR. 5l92. Directions
Out Conn. ave. to East West hwy
left to 4311 and Open sign, or out
Wisconsin ave-, right to 4311 ant
FREsiDElRIcK W. BERENs
SALES. INC. 1890 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
A LEVEL ACRES. $34,5O0

@1%@ %HO@c@1h01 WO11OVV
Beautiful country estate that will
appeal to the horse lover. Within
Hunt. Custom brick residence G scI WIFE +
No. l Fir framing throughout
Stable for horses, separate pad
docks. all inclosed with white board
fencing, Excel. financing,
Evening star., 1952-05-25
LANGLEY PARK AREA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A4GTTME nT TNANT

RTIT RAMpI rs FnEM nHHrNaEM1H AMEH
ASSUME CT LOAN
Lovely home on level corner lot;
lge. liv. rm. with frepi.. 2 twin
size bedrms., modern kit. gas heat;
assume $4,000 GI loan, with $50
total monthly payments. ST. 3466:
eyes,, JU. S-4296.
TANEN REALTY CO.
SANDY SPRING = 3-rm. and bath
to schools and trsnsp.. Excel. epos pos.
sibilities for adding on / or more
rms: $500. Open 2 to 5 today
To reach: Drive out Route 30 tc
Ashton. left h mi. to Bentley rd.,
right to 4th house on left and
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO.
Ask operator for FULTON 0-2A21.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
2 ACRES. $13.950

xAN4V1aOy W1O,VOV
Masonry 2-story country home with
beautiful view of surrounding coun-
trees. lovely Yard With WITH huge @ q out. IT.
door fireplace. House contains entr
hall, liv. rm., din. rm., kit, bed
rms, bath and 2 screened-ir
porches.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
RAMBLER-$14,500
OPEN / TIL 6
1924 GAIL ST.

Lovely 3-bedrm, home; liv. rm.. mod.
ern kitchen; full bsmt., gas a.-c.h.:
lovely lot; conv. terms.
Directions Out Georgia ave. to
Wheaton. turn left at trafic light
! blk and right on ,Viers Mill ,rd.
l blk, to home and open sign.
CT(ST I'D o. m an oAof
Evening star., 1952-05-25
OPEN 2 TIL 6

vi I4N q I III y
1926 Munson ST., Glenmont
Come see this charming. e-bedrm.
home with lge. expansion attic, full
able. Dir: Out Ga. ave. extended,
left on Lindell st.. right on Kendel.
right on Munson to house and ope1
sign. Mrs. Fink on premises. cox
A, CO ewes In k-3SA0
Evening star., 1952-05-25
TAKOMA PARK

chase q 5-yr.-Oid' S-bedrm. brick
home in new wooded DEVELOPMENT;
convenient to shopping. school and
transp.; hv. rm.. din. rm... kit: full
tile bsmt., ceramic tile bath: owner
Phone George Sturm. SH. 3497. sH.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

1915 POTOMAC AVE. Sc.
Not vet sold but we are well on oul
way TO . refnancing plan that will
simplify matters. It will pay you
to reinvestigate the purchasing pos
ment that was insufficient several
weeks ago. Inspection will now be
by. appointment, through this ONCE
only. Drive by and take q look at
the property.
LangStOn Realty. TR. 1893
Evening star., 1952-05-25
COLORED
S1,500 DOWN

NEAR THE ARMORY
4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS. REC. RIM
now. Good condition; hardwood
floors. entr. hall. Venetian blinds;
full bsmt.. gas heat, porches. ga
rage. Call HILL REALTY CO.. Ia.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY
4.3 ACRES
670-FT. FRONTAGE
&12 500

Masonry bungalow, liv. rm.. 2 hedrm.,
oor sss msSsca sesee of kt ana Sddans Sa On
rms. and bath on 2nd floor. Full
bsmt. Outside entr. Oil h.-wh.
Attached garage and chicken house
Nice stream and additional building
sites on propertY.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
INDIAN SPRINGS

Near et. BeYnadette's: new brick. 4
sedTm; 2rSSsh 2dSA SaPs Sc Spd; s s2o, so,anl:; 800;
and bus; no agents. 81. 63S3. 30
Evening star., 1952-05-25

HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

b::ACRE .ESTATE-Montgomery Co
fireplaces; strictly modern; large
glassed sun room; 2-car garage with
space above; fun bsmt., stream;
Of boxwood; stable, chicken house;
thing; more ground available; sac.
500 with $4,000 cash. Ewes. and
sun. Gene Castleberry, JU. 8-4937,
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY, INC, OIL
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Continued on Next Passl
Evening star., 1952-06-01

extra horsepower, higher compression
plus this V-8's prize-winning respect for
gallon of gas
Pickup, stamina, fire and hustle, this
Mercury's got 'em, and then some
a challenge to all corners. And Mercury's
handling ease and balance will win you
completely-an easy, smooth, unrufled
mastery of the road.
Just words? Okay, ask your Mercury
dealer for key, car, and test on
roads of your own choosing! Try to resist
lo52's challenger!
'MERcuRY BEATS ALL coAERs 100 lss2 MoBAcAs
EcoMoMY RUN Once again Mercury proves it's
'America's No. Economy Car with the second
sweepstakes win in years against all entered cars
in every class and three -outc three year record
against all entered in its class. Here's the
all-time champion Here's economy you can count on
Evening star., 1952-06-01

WE give you fair warning! If you must
w keep your old bus-never, no neuer,
accept ride in 1852 Mercury. You
won't rest until this proud beauty stands
sparkling in your driveway.
For that's what's been happening to
visitors who come to Mercury showrooms.
And for the most exciting reasons.
You can see that it's new, 1852 new
not face-ifted new-just by looking at the
picture. We call it Forerunner Styling-a
swift, Lets CO. look, without an ounce
of fat. A closer inspection reveals parade
of future features which are the envy of
the industry. But that first ride! There's
the supreme test of your will power.
For mercury also gives you I952perform-
ance (not last years or the year before's).
There's brand-new power-to-weight ratio,
Evening star., 1952-06-01

FUTURE FEATURES STARRING
iN1ERcEPToR INSTRUMENT PANEL
Inspired by the latest fighting air
craft, built out from the dash for
quick reading and reaching. Look
ahead: new visibility down front
and over both tenders; new sea-tintt
glass to reduce glare and heat. Look
doUn: new suspension-mounted
brake pedal. Look around: new
space planned interiors, a car de-
signed to put your comfort first.
Try it; you won't rest easy till you
buy it. toPa'o"a' at extra o'''
, 1952-02-22

swering all the questions as best
I could" Paulette explained.
And what were the French teen
ayers most interested in? Ameri-
can gadgets? Automobiles? Atomic
power? LIE pazz hot? The Tonnes
see Valley Authority?
No! The French teen-agers, bless
them, were most interested in sex,
although Paulette would never put
it that way.
"The most questions asked me
were about dating in America"
said this pretty girl. She must
have made a fine ambassador for
her native land since she looks SO
quiet, modest and natural and not
the least like a glamor girl or
Hollywood queen. She has bright
chestnut hair, lively brown eyes
and a lovely, clear skin and COM
plexion without make-up).
The French kids wanted to
know how old an American girl
is before she is permitted to have
a date (not until she is Is or 10,
in France).
French girls are not interested
in careers, Paulette learned, but
because of the economic situation,
all plan to work until the dowry
and hope chest are completed.
Paulette found French teen
, 1952-02-22

ayers extremely interested in
American politics, fascinated by
the coming presidential election
and conversant with the Messrs.
Eisenhower, Truman, Kefauyer,
Warren, Stassen and Taft.
And she never talked to one
single, solitary French youth who
seemed to have the least use for
Communism, she reported.
In turn, Paulette told the
French that all Americans are not
rich, and that lots of persons do
not have mink coats and convert
bles.
And now that she's home, what?
Well, Paulette is going to start
, 1952-02-22

NEW YORK, Feb. %. (INS)-
Among various groups of pessi-
mists now operating in the Amer
lean public domain, two are par
ticularly vocal.
One mourns that this is no
longer a land Of opportunity.
(You actually have To read the
want ads sometimes to find a
jobD
And the other wrings it's hands
because modern youth amt got
any git-up-and-go. (Just sits there
in the hammock, dreaming of
space ships and hot rods).
1t ought to encourage these two
groups a mite to hear about Paul
cite San Souci, 20, of Woonsocket,
R. l.. Paulette is just back from
six months in Paris which she had
the git-up-and-go to finagle be-
cause there still seems to be am
pie opportunity around this coun-
try for the enterprising.
Like all sensible young girls,
Paulette hankered for a trip to
Paris.
But one thing was missing:
money!" Paulette said the other
day, as she paused in New York
enroute back to Wonsocket from
Paris. She consulted her father,
lucien san Souci, who edits in
Woonsocket, a French language
magazine, LePhare, widely circu-
lated in Canada.
Her papa, for whose magazine
Paulette had been writing in pur-
est French for several years, told
her to put on her thinking cap.
"For a long time" Paulette said
in New York, 81 had been think
ing how wonderful it would be if
only the French t~een-agers could
really know what America is like.
$50 I went to Boston and told
the French consul-general that I
would like to go to France and
tell the young people all about
America. He was very enthusiastic
about the idea, only-no money.
He suggested I try to find some
n to finance the goodwill trip"
Paulette went back to Woon-
socket and wrote to a man she's
never met, Jean Pierre Million,
New York sales executive for
Coty, Inc. And what do you know?
MI. Million liked her letter, thought
the idea very good, indeed, and
before she realized it, Paulette was
on the way to the city of her
dreams, Paris. And all financed by
Coty, Inc.
SIN the morning I attended the
Sorbonne, studying French civil
zation, and in the afternoon, I
went to all sorts of French high
schools, telling the students about
life in the United States and an
, 1952-02-22

travelling to tell American teen
ayers about France.
But she's determined to go back
to Paris. In my book, she's as good
as there.
, 1952-02-22

1t is your government-take a
part in it, register! REGISTER!
Evening star., 1952-08-28

Arlington Store Open Tuesday
Night to 9 Next Week Only
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-06-13

Israel was depicted recently, by
a visitor from that country, as a
great Laboratory" in which social
experiments are being conducted
on large scale to develop the new
nation.
The visitor was Rudolf Bisof, a
Tel Aviv stamp dealer, who was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Miriam
Soper of 1916 N. 18th Ave. This is
his first trip to the United States.
Bisof paid special tribute to
Israel's kibbutzim, the cooperative
settlements which are heaviest in
the Negev. He said there are three
types: Those devoted to agricul-
ture and citrus, industrial kibbut-
zim specializing in fishing, cabinet
making, printing and other crafts,
and kibbutzim which are COM
bination of industry and farming,
such as canneries.
Doctor Drives A Truck
The reason for their success, said
Bisof, is the willingness of the
people to do whatever job is needed.
He cited the example of a doctor
driving a truck.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-06-13
Letters To
The Editor
Editor, The News:

Editor, The News:
/ wish to correct an erroneous
statement in your paper, carrying
date May %, 1862, with respect to
the matter of the founding of the
B'nai Birth Lodge in Phoenix.
The writer began laying plans
for a B'nai Birth Lodge here in
1915 and most of the then eligible
residents of Phoenix had never
heard of the organization. By the
spring of 1916, enough men agreed
to join such an organization and
number of preliminary meetings
were held and the writer was asked
to serve as the first president of
the Lodge.
l prevailed on Lucius Solomons,
who was then the Constitutional
Grand Lodge Vice-President Che
has since passed on), who resided
in San Francisco, to come to Phoe-
nix and institute the Lodge and in
stall the officers. This he did and
the Lodge had very successful
existence.
1t was during this period of the
Lodges history that the writer
succeeded in getting the Constitu-
tional Grand Lodge, to which he
was delegate from District No. a,
to appropriate several thousand
dollars to help us in our struggle
here then with INDECENT and nom
resident tubercular and asthmatic
people of our faith. This money was
distributed through a committee
composed of Sylvan CAM, Selim
Nicholson, since deceased, and my
self. The writer also served as
Grand Orator of District No. 4
in 1920.
The Lodge fell into hands of per-
sons who used it for political pur-
poses and it became so weak that
it failed to pay it's obligations to
the Grand Lodge, which took away
it's charter.
For several years after that
there was no B'nai Birth Lodge in
Phoenix. A number of the leading
citizens then felt that there should
be such Lodge here and met to-
gether to endeavor to launch such
Lodge, which they did, and the
writer was again asked to serve as
president of the new Lodge, which
was given a new number. ] believe
that is the number which it now
has. For a number of years the
person mentioned in your article
was not even a member of the
Lodge.
AS we'll as / recall now, Charles
Korrick is the only one here who
helped in launching the first Lodge
as well as the second Lodge, which
we started, and he can verify all
the foregoing facts.
I can appreciate that you, Mr..
Editor, being comparatively a re-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-06-13
Two to Attend
Brandeis Rites

Two Phoenicians - Mrs. Arnold
Abelson of 3O1 w. Almeria and
Mrs. Charles Korrick of 3100 N.
7th St.-will attend the first COM
mencement exercises at Brandeis
University, Waltham, Mass, next
Monday.
Mrs. Abelson is the founder and
first president of the local Brandeis
University Women's Committee.
The university, concluding its
fourth academic year, will confer
degrees on 101 members of its first
graduating class. The school was
founded in 1948 as the first nom
sectarian institution of higher
learning in the Western hemisphere
to be founded by the American Jew
ish community.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt will de-
liver the principal commencement
address. She is member of the
Brandeis board of trustees.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-06-13
Our Film Folk
Eddie Cantor Stars In NeeV
Film Produced For The UJA
(PhotOs by Robert MarkOw)

recent storms, newcomers arriving
on the Pennsylvania from Rou-
mania, and other up-to-the minute
sequences photographed in Israel:
The action is further heightened
through the use of line-drawings
to illustrate several sequences.
Eddie, at the climax of the film,
proposes that the audience supplant
the lines waiting for food and
homes with lines of new houses
and irrigation pipes, trees, and
ploughtracks, by meeting U.J.A.'s
n nat tionwid $151 100000 goal
through local campaigns this year.
"Front Line 49," available in
16mm prints for showing by local
groups (it runs 10 minutes), was
produced at Paramount Studio in
Hollywood at a minimum cost,
charges being made only for raw
film and technical production re-
quirements.
Four generations of Lewis
watched the NBC Comedy Hour"
recently which starred Dean Martin
and Jerry Lewis. Jerry's grand
father, Moishe, who lives in Brook
lyn and is 80 years old, watched the
show from the east while it was
being kinied in Hollywood. When
west coasters viewed the show,
later in the night, Jerry saw it with
his father, Danny Lewis, also a
comedian and who was on the tele-
vision show, and his sons Ronnie
and Gary.
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ture tells the story of Israels cur
rent struggle to win its war for
economic independence in 1862
just as it won the war for national
independence in 1948, and calls up
on all Americans to "get into the
front line in '52" and supply the
free U.J.A. dollars needed to "bat-
tie it out, not with swords, but with
plowshares."
AS Eddie describes the current
problems which beset Israel as the
new state attempts to absorb 7OO,-
900 newcomers who have arrived in
the past four years, the camera
cuts away to show actual scenes
of rationing in Israel cities, dam
age to immigrant camps caused by
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Israel Seen as Big Laboratory

Bisof said the kibbutzim are de-
veloping at the rate of $50 to 200
new settlements per year.
81 am very proud" he said, "of
Israel's favorable balance between
big successes in all fields of en-
deavor and unavoidable errors"