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rector for the Voice of America,
who stated that wires had been
received from the directors of the
five Scandinavian e vern m n
radio networks indicating their en-
thusiastic reception of the pro-
grams and announcing that they
would broadcast the entire pa
hour proceedings to their listeners.
The afternoon program, including
orchestra, choruses, folk dances,
and drill teams, will be tape re-
corded, and with TRANSACTIONS in
Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, and
Finnish of the introductions and
main speeches will be flown to the
Scandinavian countries for re-
broadcast. The program will be
aired about two weeks later in
each of the countries.
All seven Scandinavian choral
groups will also perform in the
Festival program, it was an
nounced, as well as joining in a
spectacular finale directed by John
Sundsten. Choral groups partici-
pating are the Svea Male Chorus,
directed by c. H. Sutherland; the
Swedish Women's Chorus under
the direction of Carl iced: the
Runeberg Chorus conducted by
George Halvor; the Finnish Chorus
directed by Erick Salo; the Nor
wegian Male Chorus directed by
August Werner; the Norwegian
Ladies Chorus directed by Mrs.
Gertrude Werner; and the Iceland
ic Chorus directed by TAM Born
son.
Scandinavian drill teams partici-
=. 7. lceatipusd % PAge ~.
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Thousands Will Attend Sweden
Day Fete In vasa Park July 70

Thousands of scandinavians are
expected to attend the annual
Sweden Day festival in Vasa Park,
Lake Sammamish, Sunday, July 90
This event is sponsored by the
Swedish Club of Seattle, and fes-
tival chairman Mr. Al Berg re-
ports plans are completed for an
interesting program and amuse-
ments of different kinds for the
whole day. There will be races and
contests for the children, dancing
in the pavilion to Bob Olson's
popular six piece orchestra and
swimming and boating.
The program, starting at 2;30
PM, features Congressman Henry
M. Jackson as main speaker. Svea
Male Choir, under the direction of
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Scandinavian TraveIou
Personal and Otherwise

man, can you tell me where I'm
going? The Norwegian policeman.
militarily erect, has such a stately
gait that you'd expect to find a
medal or two pinned on to his
chest. Look at the way he mods
and make explanatory gestures
with an air of professional pride
Yes, after he's given me directions,
he clicks his heels together Just
a wee bit and salutes He impartS
to this humble person 4 certain
sense of Importance, too And
there we have it All that was
Europe and still fingers on, lest
the centuries Were in vain. You see,
it fits into a certain sense of pro-
priety, a way of lending a touch
of tradition to a gesture of the
hand a posture. Nope we're not
that typed IN America; we don't
express that much of what has
gone before us.
But of course, never say never.
Continued on Page p
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c. H. Sutherland, will render a
number of songs, and the folk
dance team from the University Of
Washington will appear under the
direction of Gordon ElIvall Tracie.
Other particip a n t s are Miles
Brandon, tenor, accompanied by
John Sundsten, Count Michael
Scheremetiew' Sweden House
Booster Trio and the accordion
playing of youngsters Boyd Jo-
hanson and Knudsen. The crown
ing of the Sweden Day Queen Will
be a colorful part of the days
program. Clifford Benson will be
the master of ceremonies.
There will be dancing from 5 to
10 PM. The admission to the park
is set at so cents.
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Program To Be Broadcast By
All Scandinavian Networks

A long distance telephone call
and letter from the Voice of Am
merica in New York confirmed
arrangements made earlier to have
the Scandinavian Festival pro-
gram at Volunteer Park on Sun
day. July 81, broadcast in each of
the Scandinavian countries.
The news received by Chairman
Richard Trudeau came from Matty
Schneebaum, Special Events Di-
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Silver Wedding
Anniversary

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd
Holm are invited to party at
Norway Center, Friday, July 25th,
to help celebrate the couples
Silver Wedding Anniversary. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Holm have been
very active in the Norwegian col
ony in Seattle for many years. es-
pecially in The Sons Of Norway.
The Committee Of Arrangements
asks everybody to the party that
night. -s7s -! So
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Norway Wins In
Fishing Dispute

OLSO-Norway has been advised
that it won the fishing rights
dispute with Britain which was
submitted to the International
Court at The Hague. Britain
wanted low water mark on the
Norwegian coast to be the base
line from which Norway's terri
torial waters were measured.
The court rejected this idea,
ruling that the base may be lines
connecting extreme points and
headlands, up to 40 miles apart.
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NORWAY

OSLO-(S peefaitAFhe -ssn slip
ped slowly behind a cloud bank
lowering over Oslo and twilighted
a vast expanse of idyllic country
side as we entered the city limits
from the Gardemoen Airfield by
bus, after completing our transat-
lantic journey via Pan American
World Always. Was this Oslo?
Village-like clusters of houses and
barns? Yes, the Norwegian me-
tropolis has famed out 20 times
its regular size since 1913, so
there's plenty of room for its 49,
900 inhabitants. But it's not quite
so roomy for tourists.
Tourists We're pouring in faster
than the hotels could readily take
care of them so when l ordered
my first taxicab from Carlton Ho-
tel for a downtown ride the porter
said a mouthful Sorry, you'll just
have to wait. You see, there's just
too much foreign currency afloat.'
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When 1 tipped the hotel boy with

w hiPB'u thN "pa'A NY ''''s
two crowns for some services,
quite innocently, he looked tickled
pink and true to custom he bowed
and exclaimed talk, talk, Talk
The tip to the cab driver produced
the same curious effect on him.
King Haakon may be the ruling
figurehead in this country but the
Almighty Dollar signifies a lot of
authority, too. Believe me, Europe
is sold on America, dollar-wise, to
say the least.
Well, there I was, joining the
milling crowds on Oslo's main
drag, Karl Johans Gade, set along
impressive rows of leafy linden
trees.
Now, where should I go? Look
at the crowds, moving in two di-
rections. back and forth. You'd
think this was a rousing good
turnout for a parade, or some
thing. Aha, April fool. This is
summer. This is Scandinavia. This
sort of thing is just up their alley.
You see, they We're going no place
in particular And l got all fouled
up. OF course, they were just TAX
ing their customary evening stroll,
their year-around Easter Parade.
Now tell me.-what would the
be doing If they had cars like AM
orleans? That's reasonable ques-
ton.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-07-17

But of course, never say never.
Continued on Page p
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HEART OF DEL RAY

Bed-living room, dining cove. EQUIP,
Kitchen; front and rear porches
2 bedrms. and fne tiled bath: plenty
OF closets; full bsmt... outside. en-
trance: OIL burning hot-water heat.
Newly painted and decorated.
S12.OO0, easy terms.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

ESPECIAL BARGAIN-Attention build
ers and investors; corner 100000
1st commercial, 100000 not zoned.
hi AL Location facing asYso%yet G0yeTnmsnt ral
B. M. oDUM. RE. 5216. exclusive
AKI.ENine efnc. units, new apt.
bldg. Lge,. liv. ,rm.. dressing rm.,
bath ana kit; shaded lot, parking
area area; eony to rotr transp; and shSp %
ia. 7-330l. SARAH SCOTT. III
S.E.-New 5-family. brick semidet.
l bedroom. indlv. heat; on buSllne,
$35.950. equity cash. 10. 3-6SS9.
THREE desirable apartment houses,
ideal locations In Baltimore; Splen-
did Investments. Price Just slightly
over five times rental. JOHN W..
MAIHENY MATT r.iaense IL gst%Srs bSpf
sSGThi%EsT. sSSri as.d neSr GOVT. s' Diass. SSn' 8
rooms. electric, corner of alley on
available. A buy in this rapidly en-
hancing neighborhood. Call Mr.: Nc
%HRB %EtHERsay q w3 AokRs sRIs Eastors, glsh Wo2R 2Is
A REAL BUY in apt. house. A gross
income Of $2.400 q yr. For further
information and financial arrange
ments. call ia. $4,000 or ia.
ROCKVILLE PIKE-Almost 4 acres to
be sold at once; excellent CONNER
cial possibilities. WI. 6649 or Oh.
2654. ALLIED REALTY CORP.
HANDSOME new 11-unit brick puild-
ing near Minnesota and Pennsyl-
expenses 500. Mr.. Man Manuel EN-. EN-
1886 with DRURY REALTY CORP,
FffrEgS II aGSo' UNITS. LUXURY Ais,
bldg: in excellent condition, Price.
S137 900. $4,000 annual income.
Subject to 100000 trust. Call Mr..
Msasell; LEGUM & GERBER
,sis stHtaS cct!AS1s S3i ii; Ep. sYsGi SGwi.yseant.
4 rms. 4 baths. 3 apis. S19.50
only $4,000 down, S10O per mo.
1sfS asnd ST. N.w.-corner grocery
store p1Uaa and apt Sa sd6 i%cO%e s. Sls@ peF
cash above lse;I I ist trust. Elk. $500;
ss ssvfniSFs' Il sF NMZseore !A 1862 and rms In
come, S13O per mo. Price. $14.75O.
Small amount cash above, Ice: lst
trust. Elk. 340O; eyes,. ia. 7760.
FOUR UNIT BRICK. modern: income,
times income. Apt. No. 3. -91O South
Patrick St. Alexandria. va.
APT. brick. Sc. suburbs; four 1-bed-
Gomez ea lnyssEMsns SEE 5aooo. Jo. sos77s. 77sssis III
SfX-UNiT BRICK APT; gas heat;
each unit rents for. $40 per mo.
Tenants pay. pay for =. al doo utils, .S except @
Benson, ssssoi RE. s4ei. HHVi With FREDER1ck & tx;
REAL, ESTATE co. -23
Evening star., 1952-09-21
COUNTRY PROPERTY

wild ACRES" near Round Hill.
Va.--Loudoun County mountain re-
from Washington. Appalachian Trail
through property. Attractive log
lodge with 2 bedrooms; Scar garage
with complete apt. above; 2 fire.
places, bath. elec. kitchen, wide
front veranda with 3O-miie view;
S25,500. GEO. MASON GREEN CO.,
operator for Lenah 5-2427.
SMALL STUCCO HOME on 8 acres
River rd. section of Bethesda. Md
All for $4,000. with SIS, 900 down
ALLIED REALTY CORP, Mrs. Webb
WI. 1861. -2l
Evening star., 1952-09-21
NORTH ARLINGTON
COUNTRY CLUB MANOR

1868 34th RID. NORTH
3 3-bedrm. Colonial in quiet neighbor-
hood of wide. safe streets. Ideal for
children. Excel. schools near. Liv.
rm. with firepl, fun din. rm.; equip.
kit. has breakfast space. Ground
level walk-out bsmt.; nice lot. Reas.
priced. excel. terms. Dirs.: Across
Key Bridge and out Lee hwy. to Old
Dominion drive, turn right. 60 to
Williamsburg blvd. turn right, 60
to Bath rd. North, turn left. pro-
ceed to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
ANNANDALE
4 BEDRMS.-S17.950

25 EAST ESTABRoOK DRIVE
First time open. this attrac. masonry
home. HAS LARGE CT LOAN. Liv.
rm. with firepl., din. rm... nice
stove. lefrg. and disposal. Upstairs
finished for Q more bedrms., full
bsmt. with Bendix and deep freeze.
Large wooded lot, generous terms.
Directions: Out Columbia pike past
Bailey's Crossroads to Annandale.
continue ! mile on route 236 toward
Fairfax, turn right on East Easter
brook dr., proceed to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

story house. full basement; near
bus; large down payment. State
details; Box 55-K, Star. 21'
MODERN. lode n .ena clean or Or 8 ;. bsare9T bee, con
Ss Cox L. H6ve sss sIsStaas on 81 SssS ssss
l. WILL PAY YOU CASH for your
Quick action! RE. eSoi. 81. 7747.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
eall r. fo2 a AuMPHRiEs N ThsH SOU Resitor,, esfs,
S0S North CAPITOL. MA. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
QUICK SALE---Listings wanted. Ewes.
OR. 6916. Z. T. GRAVATTE. 1918
Is st; NV; Ma. 0753:
DIRECT FROM OWNER. in ne,
white; 1000 or less down; would
VIII SH1C' PAY ALL CASH, regardles, of
condition; white or colored, in all
sections OF d. g. and nearby Md.
eyss.i roE i%Wed; oVs sosss seton call ST 1920;
CAN PRACTICxLLY GUARANTEE
quick sale of ; or bedroom, ],
or Ia bath rambler. with basement
IN 2 good North Arlington location
- cEA' O-O~oo. 1StCo.. Cdil ia.
7-QS42 or JE 4-4247. -21
GUARANTEED immed. results: If you
wish to sell your home, list with
LISS REALTY CO. for quick action.
Ma. M6: $685. Eves'' oE' so7o. IA
HOUSES FOR CASH to sell ON terms.
We pay cash and sell ON terms.
Call us for bid. regardless of loca-
ton or condition; call at once. No
charge for consultation; on-the-spot
action. Call JOSEPH KINSKY. ST.
OLD HOUSE with acreage in d. c.
or within miles D. c. VIII Gay
DIRECT FROM -bedrm.,
detached. preferably rambler; ap-
prox. $15, 900. Driving distance
N. A. s.. Anacostia. Have substan-
WANT TO TRADE-New 3-bedrm.
2-bath, $24.50O rambler in Falls
Church for larger house. JE. 3-7S26,
RAMBLER In Montgomery County or
District, minimum 3 hedrms. and
den; must be in $4,000 class.
nTTTCK ArpTTONy yxYTsrrY ATY rACT,
Evening star., 1952-09-21
MAGNIFICENT
RAMBLER
OPEN. III

IN q picturesque. secluded setting of
looking the beautiful Fairfax golf
course. Home so It. in length, with
charming architectural lines. spa
cious throughout! Features include
paneled wells. huge fireplace, built
IN ,bookshelves. side screened porch:
GE equipped: 8 bedrms., 3 coicrfui
tiled baths. double garage. bsmt.
Drive out Route 90 to Fairfax Cir
Gle, take left I'd. to Fairfax for l
mile to direction sign. VIRGINIA
HOMES REALTY, IA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
INVEST. IN REALTY

l4th ST.. close in-60x1O3,
3-story 1st comm. Income bet
ter than 81. 900. Something to
buy and hold.
10th st. n.w-Four-stcry,
English -bsmt. row brick: prac-
tically downtown: 20 rms. 3iz
baths. on 20xI10. Leased for
$4,000 year net. Business
available.
Terminal corner-One-story
fireproof store and Groom
brick residence. Operated as q
well-paying dress shop. Busi-
ness quoted $65,000 q year.
Owners Ill health makes prop.
erty and business available.
CALL MR.. TERMS, DE. 7T45
Realty Investment Co.
MANAGEMENT. FINANCING, SALE
sEALTORS GE. 22Sl
CONTINUED on Next PaseS
Evening star., 1952-09-21
COUNTRY CLUB
ARLINGTON FOREST

ARLINGTON FOREST
One Of the best houses we have had
in this neishborhood. Interior done
by professional decorator. Liv. rm.,
din. rm., nicely equip. kit. large
and bath: full bsmt.; lovely land
scaped yard with shade trees, bar.
becue pit and patio.
NEW BRICK COLONIAL
N. Arl.; liv. rm., din. rm.
kit, 2 bedrms. and bath: full bsmt.
lge. lot: $2.500 might handle.
ROBERT P. SCOTT
S116 N. 10th, Arl., IA. 5-s644.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

JOHN j. LOFLIN
2420 WILSON BLVD. oL. 43l2.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

:
OPEN 2-6
cHEsTERBRooK GARDEN
RAMBLER-$19,950
1906 TIMMIT DRIVE
Best buy in our book In this new
brick rambler, quality built and beau
tifully decorated thruout. Liv. rm.
features random with pegged hard
wood wood rs. picture window; mi mirrorsd ore
rms, tile bath. de luxe Kit. has
electric stove. 10 Gu. IT. refgr., dis
poSal. Full daylite bsnit,. with 9
firepls. for recre. rrn., complete elec.
laundry. Carport. lot 110x10O. All
city utils. Very generous terms Dirs.:
Across Key Bridge and out Lee hwy.
to Old Dominion drive, turn right,
go to Kirby I'd. overpass, turn left
on Kirby rd., go to Birch ave, turn
right and then left on Timmit drive
to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
OPEN san. AND SUN. DC

Ak1 GxN 00 L . xA3NA oONs 20
2 williamsburg I'd: subdivision of
Jefferson Manor; brick semidet.
home. 4 yrs. old, newly redecorated;
has bedrms and bath on End fl. !;
liv. rm.. din. rm. and equipped kit,
lge. front porch; full bsmt. with rec.
rm.; situated on large corner lot,
good elevation. Priced ct SL3,350.
South on No. l hwy. 2 mi. to Fair
haven, take Fairhaven ave. to right,
follow Fairhaven to Williamsburg re-.
to open sign.
53 Old Mt, Vernon rd.. Jefferson
Manor, Fairhaven; bedrms., .
story asbestos shingle home; bath
on 1st a.; mr.. shopping. transp.:
in excel. condition; low-cost heating
and low taxes; 81 1,75O with $1,000
down. South on No. / hwy, 2 mi.
to Fairhaven. take Fairhaven ave.
to Old Mt. Vernon rd.. to right to
sign.
James M. Duncan, Jr.
Realtor and Insurer
120 n. Columbus St., Alex, Va.
XII. S-S4O0 XII. 9-S4S4
Evening star., 1952-09-21
FOGGY BOTTOM
3-FAMILY Apt

Converted corner house, excel. ioc..
nr: Lincoln Park. Brick and asbestos
shingle. 8 complete apis. Oil h. w h.
Rents. S162.60 per mo. unfurn. Price.
Sl1 800. HOHENSTEIN BROS, FIR.
1000. Ewes, SH. 6245, -2l
Evening star., 1952-09-21
"a UNITS-N.W.
LARGE HOME

AA4SNA A4&<Av4c
of 18th and Kennedy sts.
NV arranged apts: income over
SO, 500 annually; offered at less than
9 times; $1,000 cash down payment
required.
BRIGHTWOOD SEC.
Fine brick home. 3 bedrooms. 2s
baths, living room. dining room.
Kitchen. front porch. detached brick
garage; priced very low. S16950
OFF 14th and ALLISON
Fine row brick home completely fur.
nished; must be sold to settle estate;
room, Kitchen. iHa baths; priced to
sell. quickly at SIS. $3.50 with $4,000
, cash down payment.
EXTRA LARGE HOUSE
z bedrooms; can be easily converted
into apis. 3hz baths. semidetached
double garage in rear; located of
18th and Longfellow SITS. NV; sub
stantial cash down payment required.
J. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1889 X st. NV. ST. $500.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
ALEXANDRIA
RAMRT ,ER-%C5 Sn0

CORNER KING g. MARSHALL BLVD
Spaciousness thruout distinguishes
this brick and clapboard rambler.
Very lse. nv. rm. with firepl.) and
din. rm.. big kit with sep break
fast rm., rear screened porch, huge
ditional bdrms. and bath 2-car at
tached garage. s4-acre lot. Dirs.:
Across 14th st. Bridge and out Shir-
ley hgwy. to Seminary I'd. overpa IS,
turn right on Seminary rd, go to
King hlNd- and nnen sign
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kali and
daughter, BObbie, 2246 E. 7th, ex-
tend to their friends best wishes
and Fluctuations for the New
Year.
Mrs. Rose Seldis, 2115 E. Haw-
thorne, sends every best wish for
the New Year to her friends.
That the New Year shall usher
in year of health and prosperity
for their friends is the hope of
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Roth, 3045
E. Drachman.
Rev. and Mrs. Israel Roth, 2616
N. Fremont, wish their friends a
happy and healthy New Year.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack G. Marks,
1854 Via Guadalupe, send cordial
best wishes to their friends for the
New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Feiner-
man, AIT S. 4th, greet their friends
with hearty wishes for their hap
piness in the New Year.
MIR. and Mrs. Gene Taxier, 3642
E. End, convey every best wish for
the New Year to their friends.
Mrs. Sol Ellis, ZOO N. Shore
Drive, Chicago, wishes that the
New Year fulfills the hopes of her
friends for a bountiful year.
Mrs. Fay G. Halberstein, 2617 E.
Lee, desires for her friends New
Year of good health and happi-
ness.
William Gordon, 1898 E. East
land, sends cordial best wishes to
his friends for the New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Feldman,
1922 E. 9th, extend to their friends
best wishes for healthy, happy,
prosperous New Year.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Podolsky

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris POdOlSky
and daughter, Esta, 2211 E. Drach-
man, greet their friends on this
occasion and wish them a happy
New Year.
That the New Year shall bring
all the good things to their friends
and relatives is the wish of Mr..
and Mrs. Ronald Block, 1920 E.
goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben KrakOfsky
and daughters, Marcia, Davida,
843 E. 3rd, extend to their friends
hearty wishes for their happiness
in the New Year.
That the New Year shall be one
of blessings and happiness for his
friends is the wish of Harry Har-
ris, 322 N. Cherry
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Jack Landar
and daughter, Sandra, 425 N.
Vine, send sincere New Year
wish for health and joy to their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen,
1925 N. Elaine, wish for a New
Year full of happiness and con-
tentment for their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Shiffer,
4314 E. Elmwood, send a sincere
New Year wish to their friends
for all the good things in the New
Year.
That the New Year shall usher
in year of health and happiness
for their friends is the wish of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Greenstein,
1923 E. Helen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo RackOff, 2541
E. 3rd, send every best wish for
the New Year to their friends.
Jerry and Joan Greenberg, 28O6
N. Tucson, take this means of
wishing their friends a happy
New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam GOldfreed
and son, Leon, 2O5 E. 3rd, express
the wish for a New Year full of
happiness and contentment for
their relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schwartz,
333 S. Alvernon, wish their
friends all the joys of the season
and thruout the New Year.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19

That the New Year shall usher
in a year of health and joy fo1
their friends is the wish of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph SchumOn and
family, 1247 N. 5th.
DIR. Earl Dove, 1914 E. 9th, sends
every best wish for the New Year
to his friends.
Mrs. Eva AbrOmowich, 2521 E
5th, extends to her friends and to
all Israel hearty wishes for a
happy and prosperous New Year
That 5713 shall be one of bles-
sings and happiness for their
friends in the New Year is the
wish of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Winkel-
Ter, 814 E. 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schneider
2633 Croydon Drive, wish to ex-
tend to their friends and to mem
bers of Workmen's Circle, wishes
for very happy, hearty and pros
porous New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Rifkin, 227 N
Plumer, extend personal greetings
to their friends with the hope
that 5713 shall be one of blessings
for them.
Evelyn and Harmon Wiener
3008 E. Beverly, desire for their
friends a New Year abounding in
good health and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph SegaI, 33a
S. Alvernon, send greetings from
New York and wish their friends
healthy and happy New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Schwarz
1916 E. 9th, greet their friends on
this occasion and wish them all g
happy New Year.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Leiboff and
Michael D., 1909 E. 4th, extend tc
their friends hearty wishes fol
their happiness in the New Year
That 5713 shall be one of bles.
sings and happiness for hel
friends and relatives is the wish
of Mrs. Mary ROsenthal, 1922 E
7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Remer
1888 E. 3rd, desire for their friend.
and relatives New Year full o1
good health and happiness.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Weiss and
sons, 1904 E. Miles, take this
means of wishing all their friends
and especially Rabbi Breger and
members of Cong. Anshei Israel,
"a happy and prosperous New
Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Cohen and
son, Bertram, 2301 E. Lind, wish
their relatives and friends a
healthy and happy New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Levine
and daughter, Sandra, 5055 E.
Baker, extend cordial best wishes
to their friends for a happy New
Year.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney ROsen, 1716
E. 7th, wish that the New Year
fulfills the hopes of their friends
for a bountiful year.
MIR. and Mrs. Morris ROgin, 1888
E. Spring, desire for their friends
New Year abounding in good
health and happiness.