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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05
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| Sn ei1er 8cibnohtsullprod,t
marnte Der britilde neutrality-suspicious.
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Dob enl Regimelpedlel getiige, i'm
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gen into oen nelren AlrTitiea onsubub.
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| lid ielbIt belfell mill 1lno Die 31llonl,
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| Stnateit 5u erlheine1,, no man leinel,
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t1nild)e &olf bariiber nllfflarte, mel
DIE ifolgen Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
l1inter Dem @iier1,e,l gorbong Der
beifiibrten. @enn cr flipp 1lno flor
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05
1nlann

Ter friihere Minneioto'cr @ouutrs
nelr Sorolo 6. Salien tiinoigtc an
Nonneratag an, oab er lid Inn 0ic
Infltellllng 5lm rcpubIifulil6en
Observation-Disclosures beaperbe1l
meroe. Innit neloete iid] alls Ser
@SE Der brittle slipirant oltf oas
hnd}ltc 9rnt Der Natipn, has I'M So
pember 1852 ernel1t belett perhcu
mlro. 8isber bnbeu Se1,otor g3obcrt
q. Gait, Ohio, llnb 8ouperneur Carl
@arren, California, lid) 5lrr Gonoi=
outl,r bereit erflart.
Die orei 8enalntcn lporun oui
oeln letten 8SE =8nrteitag, Ser 194S
in Gbiluoelpbia ltattfano, porgelhlo=
gen lporoen, ipobei @arren oils &an-
oloat fiir o;e Gi5eprdiioel1tibaft ouf=
geltellt ullroe l1nb 8ouper,leur Sbo-
mas &. Geapep, Reip Oorf, 8r6lioc7,t-
lhuttsfanoiont lpurbc.
StalIen, iebt Eriilioellt Der llni-
pcrlitat BON Eennlplpmnio, trat in bie
politlide Irena NIT einenl 1roaronlm
etl, oas in tonenoen @ortelr oie sSrus
gen Der innerelr lno illberen 8ohtif
bebanoelt - ober oll5u polltoncl1o lit
lnlo llid1t in ailem iorgIid)er Eriif,rna
itn11obGlt.
SSn einen lestc &od)e per0ffentlid1y
tcm &eaier!ngsberid}t fuirH Senrn @.
8rlmeapalo als Elm friiberer ,pid)tieer
8ealnter oes Office Of IIien Grops
ertp GuItobian bc5eihnct. Ter mpItes
riole @rlme1polO bat bei elmer Son,
grebltnterlllbung BON Stel1erita1uoo-
len l1eben Ibrabnm Seitelballm be-
truftlidben Stallb nufgetpirbeIt, 1nb
Der republifuniifle Senotor gSiIep
BON @isconiin beridtet, bab er o1lf
Ieinem Boiten ais Sonocrlmterilldj-
lrngsbean1ter i'm @iiro oes Sre,tbdn<
oers fir altsld1loiid)es gige,,t,nn ,,1ln+
gehelre Modt" auseeiibt bat.
@ilep beroffentli6te einen 8eribt
Der 3ipiloienit- -&onlnliiiion, aus Dem
berporgebt, bob @r,utetpalS ore Bolls
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

Sie @briitliden 0en1ofroteu lper.
ben ols tol1Ierpatip be5eidnet, ridts,
oeItoipeniger traten lie fiir oa5 8eIet
I'M Earlunlent cin.
9eohadter iillO Ser elniiht, bab sic
lrellcn 9eitrebllngen our slusoebnllna
oeS 0titbeitinnl,rBsrehts eilte 3eit
Der politil6en ln1o oltb gelperfifaft-
llbell llnrlrbe berporrllfc1 iper0cn.
alS m1 iSriibiobr inl Borlauent sic
erlte Sorlage iiber oos WGtbeItim-
ntlrllgsredt 5llr 2cbotte fam, orob~
ten iibcr eille balbe Otillion 9lrbcitcr
IN Der Hubr NIT Streif.
Canals arbeitcte sic Reoicruna
oea &un5lers &onruo 2loenaller nod)
I'M cllgen Ginpernebn1cn nit Dem Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be5ieDlu1asapeiie
ocllen Setter oons 80dler, ser lett
DEM geItorben lit. Scit 90flers 500
boben iit Die 8c5iebungen 5lpiihen
Der grbeiterldpaft lrno Ser Regierllng
oGllerno perldlcd)tert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

ferul,g" bot, 4pobI a6er iiber 10000
politild,e 8efangene in &oa15eltra-
tioltslager gei6idt bat uno ipeiterbir
25O,OO0 lu1freie Ysenibet, sur
Smatgsnrbeit niBbral,d)t.
Inter Bent ginbrlif, ben oiele
6eltltellungen in Baris madteil,
lhidte etlpas neripdtet aud Die oIt-
oeutld}e Hegierlnrg cine Delegation
nah Harts, Ser 5lpei Yarteifoanluu.
n.lte1, 'oarlutter Der Sobn oes che
n;oligsn 3eid)spraiibenten ebert. :tno
5pct gtid)tfonulllt,liIten ultgeborteil.
Sic beribteten in goris, oaB ale
SeDauptlngen Ser @eit=0eutIhen
olls Der Suit gegriffen ieie11, oaB n
Slt'Gelltlblano aIles 5,lnl beIten 1ie-
bc, 1pabre,to, 10 lrnterlteaten iic, in
&elta aGelltf6lano sSaihtlten l1no frii.
bcrc &rtegsperbreder bas groBe @ort
fiibren. Gas lit in Der 9at sic 9ror
paganoalinie, ole pont &reml gang
iplteanotiid oerfolgt miro, 1mo sic ct
itberall tn Ser Welt Su perbreirn
litft, no nod alrs berl 5lpeiten 8elt=
frieg ber ein ReiIentilirent geaeqr bos
oelttl6e Solf, ll1ro banit geaen oie
Gnrbe5ieblma Ser 0eutlGen in bcn
ytellulrbait Glrrppas lebellbig iit. Bis
IN ore anrerifaniide Breiie binein bat
biele antioeutide Gropaganoo =
trob aller BON 5uBlano, nif)t BON
Selti6lal1o orobenoer @efobr - ib-
re Birfllne getan, Die Sen 1tahtpoli.
tIlden7 Slrtercilo1 oes Soipictsgtofs
bi1t. 49,. "
llnter ullen oieien lllnitinoen pol.
5og lt6 Die @nseinonoerlet,mg IN
EariS al,G iiber Die Oel,tld)e sSrogc
IN Der sltnolpbQre politii6er Bropc5
aonoa unS 8eeenpropoganoa ,rrto
fonlte 5l1 fei1nen praftiidyen graeb-
n's tiibren. .Gs itanoen iid Die Ser
trettr nad &eitcn 1lnb na9 Otter,
oricntierter Staoten gegeniiber, oie
5l1r gelultislnle Ser BARRIER ieoen
pcrlonlid)et &or1taft nlitcilnnoer per-
ntieocrl, of1pobl es iid)er 1pa6r lit, bnb
Die 0febr5aN Ser Gelltiben Oie per-
ld)teoene. politilde slusrihtlmg oes
8cltens 1liro Sitells oils ein natio-
males llatbell bctra6tet 1mo oas be-
gneiflid)e Sebnen beat, baB Ole pofih=
Idle Gt1tbeit obne porberige &rieas-
lpie0er[RraeiteIIt merhp.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05
Sin ueuer afrifaniidDcr Staat

Nus 9engoli luuroe lu,teran "a.
Ecjenlber genteloet: 1Sroberregte Iro-
berld}aren III oieler friiberen italieni=
ltben &ololtie ieierten teltte ibre In
oc9ongl9felt - EN- @cubnahts9e=
lIVc'!t oer Serelll1el1 9tatloltelt. &onl9
Sorlb l.. protInrlerfe S1bpena Soll=
o'roal11u1 pom Saifo1 lclnc5 1flld-
Tell Wsl'tod19cn Ealaltes olls, lpaD=
reno cle po1l oen Stlfen 9e1tellte Eo=
ll5el elllell @oroon o1loete.
IaIt Sic 9on5c Ginpobnerldoft
@engalla - rllno $1,000 Oteniden
= lpar nlrI Den 9einen. lno iiberaa
'ah man Banner nit Sen 6arben oes
ncltcn &oni8rcict,s: Wriin-Sdpprrs
Npt nit meiGtm No!bmonh llno
Stcrn.
Nit Observation-Disclosures fan,
nod, ,pc;i1briopr o>or6rrrit,n,o I'm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05
0as 5eriplittcrte europa

gnl Otaugel in Der Gerfolalu,a
oeS 3ieles Der @elteinbeit lit es auh,
ooB bic Sereinten Hatipncn, bic beutc
led)5lg Staaten lunfaiien, cine Reibe
pcn ;Staaten t1idJt altfgenoaluncn ba=
ben, 10 oaB Die Gercintcn Jationcn
NOD lange nibt beoniprudcn fGnnel1,
ptrflib Die seinlnte 9epDlferlrna Der
Groc 5il uertreten. Die 3ulaillul1
neucr Ntitglieoer 81 ben Gerei,,ten
Nationcn lutO Scr Sinolls1purf alter
2fitglieocr erfolgt S1par formal ourd
Die 8eneralperlammlllng, ober IN bel
oen 5Sallen nllr allf Introg oes ST.
hcrbcitsrnts. SieIer 9fat bon eli
:ptltglieoern, Ser 5u einen IoIdcn
Gntldlub cine 3lpeiorittelnebrbeit
bon liebel Mitglieber1 bralld)t lmo
fcrner bl,r6 0ns 9ctorebt Scr @rob-
n1abte eingeidyranft lit, belitt cine
allgemeine 9ireftipe iiber oieie israac
im sl'rtifel W ser Gerfaillmg ser
Sereinten 9tationen, Ser feltltellt, oab
Die yfitglteol6aft vollen frieoeltsIie.
be,loen tStaaten offenitebt, 1pelde sic
Gcrpflidtlmgen anncblner,, oie IN ser
gegcllpartige1 Gerfaiiung et1tbaltcn
lino, lunb oie nod Ser 0teinuna ser
Organization idbig llno lpiIens lino,
olcle Serpflihtllnaen ol,r65ufiibren"
Ter slpcite 1eil oieles Sobes lit
natilrli6 pielfdltigen SSnterpretatio.
nen 5uganglid. Die Eraris fiibrt oa,
bin, Dab Die @eii1tsplrnfte oes .Gul-
ten &ricges" in ser ,srase Ser Sulol.
Jung neuer Ofitglieoer ollrdppea
ilberpiegen lu1o oie Ser. Staaten iid
tueigern, lpeitere OiitgIie6er oes So.
lpiet-glofs - 1pie slIbapien ,rr5 sic
Otongolild)e Golfsrep1lbIif - oufu1.
nebmen uno Dies I'M ssalIe l1ngorns,
gulsurienS 1lnb &llm1rliens nod be-
Ionoers nit Den 8ertragsberlebungsn
ollr6 oiele Staaten begrii,roet baben.
anoererleits repan6ieren iid) sic
fuiien 1t1b So,piet- -ufrainer, inbeln
tie ii6 IN gleiher 8eiie geee1l Sic
Ilfnabme Staliens, SSSrlanbs, Seiter-
reids, Bortl1gals, sSorbnliens, Gey=
Ions, 9tepals rnb Siib-& -&oreas mel,-
ben. @enn Die @eit11adte bebaupten.
oaB Die nit Ser So1piet.llnion glsid.
gelhalteten 8alfan=2a,,ber 1no oie
logenalnte 8olfsrepllblif an ser
Grippe oes &remls ben 8eoineun=
gen oes Irtifel W nibt e1ttiprede,1,
10 brinat Die ruifilhe Yropaganha
al1f, oaB uub Geplon uno Scrounie,r
teinestpegs BON Der 2onboner Bolit;f
utlabbangig ieien, boB has Spliell,
Soln5arg. in BortlignI rfald}iftift"
let amro a1,6eres ,nebr. Sdon Dor bier
;aobren bat bie -Sotpiet1ltnion Der.
fltdt, bieie boff1ln,gsloie ssrage Der
n,oraliiben Bert1t,,e Der 5,lr 9se,,a
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-27

bring a solution to this aggravated
problem, especially in view of the
new currency regulations.
Israel also is faced with the
crisis involving the relationship
between Mapai-the power-hold-
ing element-and the religious
roup, alliance with whom gives it
government control. The orthodox
continue to object to inclusion of
girls in military service. Also: the
school crisis is not over, the Or
thodox being the factor opposing
unified school system.
Thus, trouble brews for Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-27
ASHEVIILE, N. {.
Review Of Weeks Events

The crisis in Jordan, the charge
that Prince Naif is plotting to take
the throne from his brother, King
Talal I, who is said to be suffer-
ng from schizophrenia, the border
fights which resulted in several
deaths-these stand out as deter
rents to peace and as threats to
the tranquility of the entire Near
East.
Internally, Israel is faced with
a crisis in its Finance Ministry.
First, Finance Minister Eliezer
Kaplan resigned. Then came the
resignation of David Horowitz-
popularity known as "Dolek"-
who is believed to be the real
genius in financial matters in Is
rael. The next few days should
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-27

There is, of course, the happier
side. Israel has oil; Exploration
will begin soon with the blessings
of the government. DR.. Chain
Leib Perkeris of the Applied
Mathematics Department of the
Weizmann Institute of Science,
heads group of 80 men who have
been studying Israel's geological
structure and are preparing plans
for drilling. They are working by
gravimeter and seismic blasting.
The breaking of ground for the
H a d a h-Hebrew University
medical center is another land
mark in the new states creative
activity.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-27

The most interesting teams at
commencement exercises thi S
month: Rabbis Abba Hillel Silver
and Barnett r. Brickner Of Cleve-
land and their sons. Daniel J. Sill
yer and Balfour Brickner. The
two young men were ordained
rabbis by their fathers alma
mater. Hebrew Union College.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-27

The Weeks events are marked
by some very sensational occur
rences, mostly affecting Israel and
the Arab states.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

This large 2a-story suburban home
on large handicapped lot. House con-
tains bedrms., 1 "a baths. large iiv-
Ing rm., separate dining rm., large
kitchen with dinette; full bsmt.
puilt-in garage; concrete patio. This
house designed for gracious living
Practically new but not under Regu-
lation X. Financing. Shown BY ap-
pointment only. Exclusive with
John A. Wentz, Realtor
1907 Baltimore Ave; noS. collese Park
Evening star., 1952-05-11
HOUSES FOR SALAD.
FIVE FINE HOMES

i II L 44No xx<4V4 CAJ
COLLEGE PARK-SI3.950
--Brick bungalow. 2 bed
rooms. expansion attic. full
basement. garage; Level lot
o'EEDEMoNsroN s12,sso
Brick-and-frame Colonial, 9.
bedrooms. basement. screened
porch, gas hot-water heat;
nice corner lot
.. HYATTSVLLE - $l6,950-
Home and income; detached
brick; 3-room furnished apt.
upstairs. 5 rooms and bath
UNIVERSITY PARK-Sls,-
950--3 bedrooms. IA baths,
detached brick in lovely Sec
etion.
CHEyERLY S16.ebo-6-
room home; masonry garase,
24x24, suitable for trucks or
can Mr.. Franzblau. WA.
2696 or AP. 1900. on any Of
these fine homes.
SHANNON & LUCHS co
sos H st.. NV. MA. 234
Evening star., 1952-05-11
Sl5,5n0

BRICK, 4-BEDROOM -
Det. Cape Cod; 2 bedrms. 1st
H.; 2 bedrms. 2nd a.; lge. kit.
spacious liv. rff1., full bsmt.;
Decatur Heights location Like
new.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ADDISON HEIGHTS-one mile to
Pentason. brick BUNGALOW. : bed
rms, liv. rm.. din. rm-. kit: oil
h.-w.h.: fenced yard: screens. storm
windows. Ventian blinds. It's cute.
comfortable and economical. Price,
$12.Q50. Excellent Terms. PURVIS
REALTY CO., OF. A557. Lii
Evening star., 1952-05-11
CHEvERLY

2-sToRY BRIcK AND FRAME
Consisting OF lge. living rm. :,
family-siZed dining rm., fully
equipped kitchen 1st A.: 8 bed
rms, tiled bath 2nd floor; full
bsmt. with rec. rrn.. carport;
lge. screened-in back porch;
beautiful 2-car garage; stu
ated on very nice lot. Don't
pass UP this buy.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
.25O

RIGGS ROAD RAMBLER
Consisting Of 25-ft. liv. rm.
with frepl., extra lge. kitchen
fully equipped, 2 beautiful bed
rms. modern bath. full bsmt..
built-in garage, h.-w.h.; sit
uated practically on Ia-acre
lot; extra lot can be bought
next to house. Truly b nice
buy. Call today.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
S1I.4hn

NON-VETS, S2.45O DOWN
New brick bungalow, with
picture window. lge. liv. rm.
with din. area, beautiful kit.
equipped with Bendix washer,
stove, refgr. and exhaust fan;
2 lovely bedrms.. 'colored tiled
bath, stairway to lse. attic;
nice lot: payments Ike rent.
See today.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
peter ]. hagen
$3.50
WEST HYATTSVH,LE

Asbestos shingled bungalow.
In Al condition.. liv. rm.. fam
ily-si1e din. rm.. nice kit. with
all new equipment and exhaust
ian, 2 nice bedrms., lse. front
porchs beautiful lot; house
conv. to everything: S2,260
down, S72 per mo. pays every
thing; gas hot-water heat. Call
early, this won't last long.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
SI6,950
A AGQIIME GI nAN

ztD0OTU u NI1 LTJHN
Lovely brick rambler, lge.
living rm., open firepl., sep
arate dining rm., spacious
equipped kitchen, 2 nice bed
rms, tiled bath. full bsmt,
with outside entrance; 2-car
brick garage to match house;
conv. to shopping center; mod
crate down payment, ST. per
month pays everything.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
$4,000

WEST LANHAM HILLS
Cute asbestos shineled bun
salow. nice liv. Fm., 2 lovely
bedrms., lge. fully equipped
kit. modern bath. full bsmt.,
rec. rm.; beautiful fenced lot.
A real buy on today'S market.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
Xl1,95O

Asbestos shingle Cape Cod.
attic. full bsmt.. oil h,-w.h.:
bought with So. 900 down.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
S11,a5O

Beautiful white frame Cape
Cod. liv. rm.; 2 nice bedrms.,
extra lse, fully equipped kit.
tiled bath, screened porch,
stairs to attic practically nm
ished of; beautiful gat. to
match house; all plastered
walls; lge. lot, fenced-in rear;
house in spotless condition;
Just q few blocks from every
act fast.
Evening star., 1952-05-11

Acre-6 Rooms, So, 600
CROWNS section. near Greenbeit
$4,000 cash. One trust. j. : :
n vEETANS SORR.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
S11,950-

ASSUME CT LOAN
Here's one Of these cut 2.
bedrrn. ramblers; beautiful lot
with go varieties Of shrubs;
truly q lovely liv rni. with pic
ture window, din. area, lge.
kitr,. tiled bath. gas hot-aiG
heat; payments like rent.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
S13,500
SUBURBAN A.AcRE LOT

subUEHAN 1EEs1INNr T1AGSE 9:i GHEN LOT
Beautiful frame Cape Cod
bungalow. liv. rm., Q nice bed
rms. beautifully tiled bath. lge.
eauipd. kit. open stairway to
expandable attic, full bsmt..
outside entrance. laundry
trays. automatic Bendix wash
er: S67 per mo. pays every
thing; go min. to downtown.
See today, =
Evening star., 1952-05-11
OLD COLONIAL ESTATE
RITZ n YN I~A0

BUILT IN lT42
IA MILES FROM WHITE HOUSE
IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
This charming old manor
house Is Of brick construction
with white frame addition,
Truly Colonial Large white
columns and circular plate
glass storm door. House set
on hill with commanding view
of surrounding country. Con-
taMS large lfv. rm., marble
hrepl., random width, beveled
and pegged oak plank floor;
lge. Step-down din. rm., spa
cious equipped kit. with firepI.
on st floor: 6 master bedrms.
5 ultramodern baths. lge.
chestnut paneled study or
= game rm. on 2nd floor. Slave
quarters; smokehouse and
other buildings on premises.
House completely restored, 100
acres gentle rolling grounds,
III acres in lawn. go acres
woods. balance under cultiya-
ton. This is truly q real show
place. For particulars call
Evening star., 1952-05-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
$55.17 PER MO.
ARDWICK PARK, MD.

WHITE BUNGALOW
This includes taxes and ms. TAKE
OVER vet loan Of $500. Price
$l0.100. Big lot, 60x1 so; large liv.
ina, room. dinette.. equipped kitchen
built-in bar, outside entrance. 1900
cash or possibly less will handle
Cal MR.. TAYLOR or MIR. BERENS
FREDERICK W. sERENs
Evening star., 1952-05-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

OPEN SUN. lie. eooo 40th ave-.
Hyattsville. Large well-kept brick
home. Large finished attic. base
JOHNSON. WA b05o' MI a.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
$14,950-BY OWNER

0SI6 10Th AVE.
TAKOMA PARK AREA
6-rm. Colonial, 2 yrs. old, in lovely
Parklawn tract. Extra lge: lot.
back yard. with 16x20 patio; 24xl2
living rm., full dining rm., built-in
corner cupboards, dispoSall, refrg.,
range In kitchen; 8 bedrms.. biz
closets. bath. up; entire house
beautifully decorated; gas heat;
$71.26 mo. on 4es GI pays prin.,
Oat New Hampshire, right on
East-West hway. 2 blks. to 10th
Phone SH. 1874. RYAN
Evening star., 1952-05-11
HOUSES FOR 'sAlE-Mb.
COLMAR MANOR

5000 Newark I'd. lovely detached
bunsalow on lse: lot. 9 rms, gas
Al condition. full bsmt., det. 2
car garage. A home you would be
proud to own. Priced right.
Open Today, 2::30-6::30
AO. O700; ewes. and Sundays. NO.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
"%THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER
Anuriltttn

AZEROvITZ. WOLF AND HYMAN. The
and HYMAN AZERovTTz viii be held On
At the Ezras Israel consregatiOn Gene
IDA AzERovrTz AND FAMILY.
5.6.7.l2.I3.l4
FERBER. MILTON. There will be an un-
Of MfLToN FERBER. on : sunday. % Sep
tsmber 7. 1852, at | pm. at the .Ohev
Sholom Cemetery. 18th st; and Alabama
ROSE FERBER AND CHILDREN 7
FUTROWSKY. ABRAHAM. The unveiline
of the monument to ABRAHAM FUTROW-
SKY will be held on Sunday, September
Il. 1852: at ! pm. at the Ezras Israel
SOPHIA FUTRoWsKY AND FAMILY;
FUTROVSKY. EVA. The unveiling of the
monument to EVA FUTROVSKY will be
/ pm, at the Ezras Israel CONGREGATION
BENJAMIN J. FuTRovsKY AND FAM
NY. 5,6.7.1213.14
FUTROvsKY, HENRY. The unveiling of
vii Vii dn Be held on % sunday. % SEPTEMBER Il.
1852. ct pm. at the Ezras Israel Con-
JENNIE JENNIE FUTRoVsKY RRSsS AND FAMILY
5.6.7.12.13.14
GOLD. SARA. The unveiline of the monu-
ment to the memory Of our dearly beloved
mother. SARA GOLD. win be held sun:
the National Capitol Hebrew Cemetery.
Cars will leave 5SO4 7th st. NV. at 9:15
Am: To reach cemetery: Benning rd.
to Central ave-. left on Central ave. to
67th ave. (Mdl. right on 57th ave. to NJ
st., right on NJ st. to cemetery.
THE GOLD FAMILY. z
GOLDSTEIN, SARAH. There will be an
unyeiling Of memorial to SARAH
1852. at pm, at the Ohev Sholom
Congregation Cemetery. Friends and rel
0tives invited. THE CHILDREN. -
GOODWIN. MYRoN There will be an
unveiling of a memorial to MYRON
GOODWIN on Sunday September z.
1852, at 1890 am. at the King David
Section of National Memorial Park.
Friends and relatives invited.
BELLE GOODWIN AND FAMILY. n
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Mrs. UIyssia Prie|,
Former Marion at
Masonic Home Here

Mrs. Ulyssia Grant Krebs Preil
70, retired matron of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, died yes
terday at Norfolk, Va. where she
lived with her son, Capt. Alvin O.
Preil. commanding officer of the
Naval Research Base at Norfolk.
Mrs. Preil was the widow of
Karl o. o. Preil, who died four
years ago here. AS a couple they
worked at the German Orphan
Home for Is years and for 10 years
lat the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. Mr.. Preil was superinten-
dent and Mrs. Preil was matron.
She retired about 20 years ago.
She and her husband celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary
October 9. 1943.
! Mrs. Preil was born in Washing
ton and attended public and pri-
lvate schools here. She lived at lis
Madison street NV. until two
years ago when she went to Nor
folk.
She was a member of Electra
Eastern Star Chapter No. 2.
Besides her son, she is survived
by four grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Monday at Mines Funeral
Home, 2901 Fourteenth street NV
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Mrs. Helen Morton
Of New York, Daughter
|0f Vice President

Mrs. Helen Stuyvesant Morton,
76, daughter of Levi P. Morton,
Vice President of the United States
under Benjamin Harrison, died at
her home in New York City yes
terday after a long illness.
For the last 80 years, Mrs. Nor
ton had lived at her fathers estate
lon the Hudson River. She gave
the property to the Catholic
Church for the establishment OF
a Catholic boys school.
Mrs. Morton also donated to two
Catholic activities, Carmelite Mon
|astery in Brooklyn and the Jesuit
Novitiate in the Philippines.
Mrs. Morton's family has been
prominent socially here and in
New York for many years.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs
William Corcoran Eustis of 1884
Twenty-eighth street NV: two
nieces, Mrs. David Finley of 331e
o street NV, and Mrs. Eustis
Emmet of 1903 Fulton street NV
Funeral services will be held in
New York City at 9 am. Tuesday
in the Church of St. Ignatius
Loyola. Burial will be in Rhine
beck, N. Y.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Miss Maria N. Voolfolk,
Former Baltimore Nurse

Miss Maria Nelson voolfolk, "a.
a resident of Washington for eight
years. died yesterday in tllesL Louise
Home, 2145 Decatur place NV.
Miss Voolfolk was for many
years a graduate nurse in the
Union Memorial and other hos
pitfalls in Baltimore.
She was born in Columbus, Ca,
but moved with her family as a
young child to Millwood, Clarke
County, Va.
Miss voolfolk is survived by a
sister, Mrs. Rosa Whiting of
Boyce, Va; and a brother, John
Voolfolk of Winchester.
Funeral services will be held at
1880 am. tomorrow at the Louise
Home