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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

RD. N.W.-10-fm., 3-bath, high
bsmt.. row brick; oil h.-w.h.: only
$4,000 dn. For details. call Ma
S-6616. Brokers protected. 20
OLORED-PETWORT SECTION
Detached home; rms. bedrms.
garage, finished rec. rm: oil heat:
for sale by OWNER. Call TU.
CoLoRED-17th o6iRSEsD17th AND ALLISON
Massive big Brs%ninger66sddilt 6SdLms ROY
tiled baths on End A. Very liberal
allowance will be made for renoya::
ton. Brokers coop. invited. FRANK
g.. PHILLIPS. D1. 7-1411; ewes
ConoRED tSn RED - KANSAS AVE. AND
EMERSON STA lovely home Tor
q person of taste; liv. rm.. din. rm..
den. mod kit. on lst A.; 3 bedrms:
and bath on End Il. Plus beautiful
paneled recr. rm. in bSmt.. butlt-in
gar Ewes, Mr.. Mostow, ia. BOAST.
TANEN REALTY CO.. ST. 3-3466
COLORED-7I2 ALLISON ST.-Det.
rambler. 'edec.: 6 lovely rms, huge
kit; mod. tile bath. lots of closets.
finished attic, full bsmt. with "a
bath: lge. fenced yard. 2-car det:
REALTY CO.. INC, ST. 3-0436' HO.
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HOUSES SALINE. Cont

PRICE, S13,950
ASfS%G PaSments NJ; s;eoS Sse7.4s' Months NaA lean
Includes Prin., Int, Taxes and ms.
400 oGLETHORPE ST. NE.
Brick, semidet., in convenient neigh
borhood 1St a.. liv. rm. din. rm. |;
ultramodern kitchen includes dish
washer, disposal: 2nd a.. 3 well ar
gas heat. Call Mr.. Saginor, RA.
6-4051.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2O05
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CHEVY CHAsE. MD

$500 CaSh-$150 Per Mo.
ATTRACTIVE spacious 7-rm. brick IN
excel. cond. Quiet street, near
shopping. fast. tranSp. and schools.
screened porch. garage. weli-land-
scaped lot. Excel. property with
numerous desirable features. cali
It'll 8,
Town g. Suburban. EN-. 2-9400
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BUNGALOW BARGAIN

BUNGALOW BARGAIN
IN UPPER NV.
Owner has purchased another home
must sell at once. Price reduced to
S14,250 8 bedrms.. liv. rm., din.
rm. kit. with eating area. Ia
baths. Full bSmt. Drive-in garage.
Gorgeous grounds with fish pond.
Cash talks. No reasonable offer
refused. AVON SHOCKEY. Realtor.
TU. 2-2100.
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COLORED - DETACHED CORNER
18th st. near Farragutz10 rms.
center hall plan; beautiful shrub
cery. gracious living and entertain
ment; paradise for children. In
spection by appt.
C. Z. SHREFFLER
RE. 7-s4s2 OIL. 2-1O35
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SILVER SPRING

O1hV EN- Ok I1INN
S13.950 - We have q beautiful 3-
bedFm. brick rambler; low down
payment alum. storm windows and
doors; pretty, level. Anchor fenced
lot; close to schools, etc.
2-bedrm. Colonial, nr.
-Four Corners, | blk. to PinecreSt
Recr. center; 24-ft. liv. rm with
firepl. 15-ft. din. rm., full bsmt,.
lge. corner lot.
SI6.e50. $4,000 down-New brick q
bedrm. Cape Cod home with full
bsmt.. mr.. Junior high school and
elementary school. q blks. to walter
Reed; expansible attic with room
for 2 bedrms. and bath.
$50. 500-Huge 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; bedrm., pine-paneled rear
patio, din. rm., fully equip. kit. with
table. space; $4,000 down, low
monthly payments.
luxurious brick ram
blers, just of Colesville rd., near
Sligo Greek pkwy.; 3 immense bed
rms. full din. rm., huge full bsmt.
with built-in garage. lge. all-elec.
dream kitchen. Be sure you see
these homes before you purchase.
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SILVER SPRING
Prewar built home in a community AZ
flne homes. Conv. location. Has 3
bedrms., full baths on 2nd a.
FirSt-f. powder room. Beautiful nv.
rm. family-siz din. rm. Porch.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
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WHEATON, AREA
0dOE nnTHM
WOODACRES

2-story det. brick of unusual charm
in this fine section, mr.. fast transp.
to downtown; hv. rm., din. rnl.,
mod. kit. lge. den and screened
"orch on 1st A.: 3 bedrms. and 2
paths on md: nsmt. WITH rec. I'M;
terrace and patio. priced in mid
20s. Why not let us show you
e. M. FRY. INC. OIL. 2-87o0
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sHIPLEY TERRACE-VACANT
ONLY $750 DOWN

3443 25th st. Sc. Newly decorated
semidet. brick; 6 lge.. bright rms;
modern tile bath: full bSmt.; gas
&C. heat. Lovely front and rear
yards. 1st trust. 4es. Priced low with
low monthly payments. Call ST. 3-
4555. ewes RA 3-6O42 "A
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BETHESDA, $2a,750-Four bedrms.,
one on 1st a. with bath. Ideally
located overlooking park; K-acre
with fireplace. Reduced from S35,.-
600 for quick sale, with $4,000
cash. Brick Williamsburg 10 yrs.
old; slate roof. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326 til
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BETHESDA - Spacious new brick
rambler. all on one floor. Four bed
rooms, 2 tile. baths. din. rm.. kit.
lde luxe) with garbage disposal,
Westinghouse twins and refgr,, liv.
rm. 21x23 with stone firepl.. all
aluminium windows and screens,
tiled window sills. First time shown.
Only S33, 800. See by appt. only.
Call builder. OIL, 4-6942.
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WOODSIDE PARK

Truly the home for the discrimina atinE
buyer. This solidly constructed
brick-and-stone modern Colonial
house contains 7 extra-larEs rooms,
including 3 twin-size bedrms. and
den on lst n; 2 tile baths. fire.
places; rec. rm. with glass brick bar;
sun deck. patio, gas auto heat,
built-in garage; i4-acre wooded lot,
attractively Handicapped. Priced for
immediate sale at only 500 500; ex-
cellent financing Shown by appt.
only FREDERICK REAL ESTATE.
E-DlEl EN- n-1ASS q
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(contined on Next PAss)
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S395 DOWN
Pndrnoroc pa Sen1eT1t

AINNA VJAHHAJt 4~tFN7N1IANNAV
Assume A. loan. with terms to suit
you. Brick and frame; sep. din.
rm. equipped kit; in spotlesS cond.
Many extras. One block TO Highland
Elem School To inspect, call Mr.,
Lansdale. 10. 4-7424; ewes, OIL.
6-S16g.
Colonial Investment Co.
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OFFICER TRANSFERRED, your gain,
This lovely 6-rm., Ia bath brick
semidet., only 81 mos. old. Close to
Boiling, Andrews, and Bellevue. Only
a HOP-SKIP AND NO JUMP to ev-
erything. Finest neighborhood. If
you have So, 800 cash, only $S7
per mo. on balance.
Also 3 brand-new brick bungalows. Q
bedrms., only $1,000 with 800
cash. Whoever heard of such? Yes,
it's true. J. M. MEDLEY, 10. s.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-27
Anti-|srae| Bias Mounts in Washington

ticular conference covered the SUBJ
ject of development in the Middle
East" yet no Israeli or Zionist
representative were invited. There
were a number of Arabs and anti
Zionist Americans listed on the
program.
X X X
THAYER DEFENDED Wright
for reading the speech, saying that
Wright was not only chairman of
the meeting but a member of the
faculty of the Foundation. After
siding with Wright, he expressed
bitterness against the individuals"
who revealed the facts of the anti
Jewish speech.
Asked if it was not natural that
decent-minded people should resent
the injection of religious bias into
an collective" search for interna-
tional truth, Thayer's reply was
that there were Jewish business
executives at the conference who
were pleased by the proceedings.
He said, "it all depends on the type
of Jew"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-27

SAY you SAW IT ADVERTISED
M THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-27
Obituaries

Mrs. Minnie Arthur of Bridge
port, Conn.,, died recently at the
age of rs. She was the mother of
Mr.. David M. Arthur of 1920 N.
18th Ave.
She is survived by her sons-Ed-
ward of Florida, Abe of Connecticut
and David of Phoenix; by her
daughters-Mrs. Olderman, Mrs.
Paralls and Mrs. Kuriansky, all of
Connecticut, and by nine grandchil-
dren and one great-grandchild.
X X X
Mrs. Cecil Wolf, mother of
George Wolf of 1850 N. Wilder
Road, died Feb. Ia. She was 83
years old aud resided in Mason
City, Iowa, although she was in
Florida when she passed away.
Mrs. Wolf is survived by her
sons, William of Minnesota, Louis
of Iowa, Abbott of Iowa and George
of Phoenix, and a daughter, Mrs.
Charles Coddon of st. Paul, MINI.
X X X
Mrs. Anna Newman of 1406 W.
Weldon died March II. She was 63
years old and had come to Phoenix
in 1862 from Los Angeles. She was
born in New York City.
Services were held at the Grim
shaw Mortuary and burial was in
the Beth Ell Cemetery. Rabbi Harry
2. Schectman and the Rev. Solomon
Rothstein officiated.
Mrs. Newman is survived by her
husband, Louis, of New York City,
and her sons, S. S. Newman of San
Francisco, Donald Newman of At
lantic City and Howard Newman OF
Denver.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-27

Ohio Republican, who is chairman
of the Near Eastern Subcommittee
of the House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee.
Paul H. Mite, director of the
policy planning staff, department
of state.
Harry D. Collier, director of the
Standard Oil Company of Califor-
MIA.
DIR. Philip w. Thayer, dean of the
School of Advanced International
Studies and a trustee of the For
eign Service Educational Founda-
ton. He was asked by the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency if it is the
policy of his organization to permit
religious hatred like that exhibited
in the Iraqi speech read by Wright.
Speaking for the interests he rep
resents, Thayer said that what he
regretted was that "the news
leaked out" The source of the leak,
he thought, was zone or two Jewish
individuals" who were not present
at previous conferences. This par
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-27
Capital Spotlight
By Milton Friedman
Copyright, 1853, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency. Incl

WASHINGTON = Anti-Zionists
in the state department who con-
cealed their bias during the Tru-
man administration are beginning
to assert themselves.
AS the Republican administration
shapes its new Israel-Arab policy,
one state department official went
so far as to read an anti-Jewish
speech on behalf of the Iraqi Min
lister to Washington. He is Edwin
M. Wright, officer in charge of
Turkish affairs, who has a long
record of prejudice against Israel.
On Feb. "a Wright took advantage
of an "off the record" conference
of business executives at the Stat
ler Hotel here to read an Arab
propaganda speech that impugned
the loyalty of American Jewry.
The propriety of an American
official helping a foreign govern
ment spread hatred against a Sec
ton of the American public was
questioned. Wright was called into
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-27

organization so violently anti-Zion-
ist that Gov. Herter gave that as
his reason for resigning from it.
Gov. Herter said membership in
"H.E.L.P." placed him in an Gin
consistent position" because "it has
long been a primary concern of
mine that there should be strong
Israel which can offer a haven to
the countless prosecuted Jews of
the world" He explained that
HELP. was comprised "in large
part of persons who have publicly
taken a position against the crea-
tion of an independent Israel" Dull
les is the brother of Secretary of
State John Foster Dulles.
C. D. Jackson, publisher of For
tune magazine, a part of the Luce
publishing interests. The Luce mag
azines, which include Time and
Life, have indicated anti-Israel
slanting. Jackson has been named
by President Eisenhower as state
department representative on the
Presidents Committee on Interna-
tional Information Activities.
Congressman Frances P. Bolton,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-27
Cleanup Drive

Continued from page II
who has unsolicited cards and does
not follow through, is contributing
to the anguish of thousands of our
people who are pleading desperate
ly for our help.
81 hope all of us will be able to
sit down to Passover Seder secure
in the knowledge that we have
done all that we can to help the
less fortunate"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-27
Passover Holiday
(Continued from page 1l

honor of freedom and human indie
pendence. Sermons during the
holiday stress the Importance of
and equality under God.
Orthodox Jews celebrate Pass
over for eight days and conduct
a Seder on the first two nights.
Reform Jews conduct one Seder,
on the first night, and celebrate
for seven days. Jewish law or
dains that matzo be eaten during
the entire holiday.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-27
Folk Dancers Perform
For Golden Age Group

A class in folk dancing, under the
guidance of Mrs. Ruthien Rubin,
dance teacher at the Y.W.C.A., will
perform for the Golden Age Club
next Sunday, March 20.
On Tuesday, April IA, the club
will give luncheon and card party
at the Carnation plant at Central
and Indian School Rd. Mrs. Reda
Schlossberg is chairman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-27
THE GETTING AT which

i II Il NJ Il Il 1 n " "A Wnlcn
Wright read the Arab propaganda
speech was part of conference for
corporation executives sponsored by
the Foreign Service Educational
Foundation in cooperation with the
School of Advanced international
Studies of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity.
An examination of some of the
Foundations trustees, overseas ,and
officers is Illuminating. Among
them are:
Gov. Christian A. Herter, of
Massachusetts, who was president
of the Foundation until last No
vember.
Allen w. Dulles, new chief of
the Central Intelligence Agency.
Dulles was an original executive
committeeman of "H.E.L.P.," an
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-27
Two in College Play

Taking part in the Phoenix Col
lege production of "The Admirable
Crichton" last weekend were Miss
Barbara Kaufman of 2237 Encanto
Dr., NE, and Mrs. Eleazar Rand of
708 w. Glenn.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-27
Card Party Scheduled

The Singletons will give a card
party Sunday evening, April 26, at
Beth Israel social hall. Donation is
81 and the public is invited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-03-27

the office of Assistant Secretary of
State Henry A. Byroade, in charge
of Near Eastern Affairs, and asked
for an explanation. Wright apollo
gized to his superior but sought to
Justify his action.
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PRIZE NO. !
$1,000 in Gosh
Mrs. nnetfe Y. BOsWeH
700 Cameron Mills Road,
Alexandria, Va.
PRIZE NO. z
StrombeTe Carlson
II" Console TN
John Madison
1857 Church st. NV,
PRIZE NO. 3
Strombere- -CorIson
II" Console TV
Don A. LenweH
11O5 C Street S.W..
PRIZE NO. 4
Strombere-CorIson
Il" TobIe Model TV
Mrs. Peter Drury
1921 Rhode Island Ave, NV.
PRIZE NO. 5
Stromberg -CorIson
II" TobIe Model TV
Julia NJ. Williams
$3.50 Pa. Ave. NV.
PRIZE NO. 6
$500 in Gosh
PhiiOmeHa Gray
115 Ridge Road Sc,
PRIZE NO. 7
$500 in Cash
Mrs. Clara Friedman
1911 Shepherd Street NV.
PRIZE NO. 8
RcA-VIcToR
Rodio-Phono
Ramon AivdradO
1214 North Oak St,
Arlington, Va.
PRIZE NO. 9
NM 3-Speed
Record Player
Mrs. Sophia Merryman
z Brandywine st. Sc,
PRIZES NOS. 10 THRU So
$loo Dance Course
C.L. ChildS
1861 Crescent Place NV,
Donald A. PoHqMin
20O7 Massachusetts Ave,
Gordon B. AIbee
1897 Parkwood Place NV.
Miss NJ. Jane White
354S T Street NV,
Eleanor HighSmifh
69OS Strathmore. Apt. 3l6,
Chevy Chase, Md
Mrs. Gladys MGSChinO
1923 14th Street s.,
Arlington
e.. NJ. Bradley
2OI9 I st. NV, Apt. 7O5
Anne II. McDermon
SO29 Eastern Ave, 1901,
Silver Spring, Md.
Mrs. Alice B. Hummer
1850 29th St. NV,
HosCard Reuben
1926 Jennings Road,
Kensington. Md.
Ellen S. DPPier
2122 N. Brandywine st.,
Arlington
John II. Graham
21S N. Granada St..
Arlington
John Ritz
3O24 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Mrs. Frank ". Cheek
1921 Overlea Road,
Mitchell Meyers
305S Porter st. NV.
J.C. Richie
713 N. Edison St.,
Arlington
lola B. Eby
1901 Old Bladensburg Road
Silver Spring
Mrs. Mary SfeniMse,
1871 Kenilworth Ave NE,
Charles ThddeH
45O4 36th st. s.,
Arlington
Ellen Rogers
5O12 56th Place.
Rogers Heights, Md.
LHcie CorigNO
1923 I4th st. NV,
Thomas g. Smiley
3415 3Sth st. NV,
T. Fl. WOOdwGrd
1907 OiCl lhdLl Ob" ~ We
Mrs. Rose Y. Roth
1915 goth St. NV.
Louis Fl. PivOWar
2519 Pa. Ave. NV.
Rose SabO
2426 18th st. NV,
Margaret g. Hoffman
2S01 Conn. Ave. NV.
Albert II. HeSsier
2o0s 18th st. NV, Apt. 43.
Catherine kOpai
1871 Madison st NV,
Tommy Smith, jr.
zoos N St. NV,
Ella GrandaH
1000 10th St. NV,
Do Hymn KWOn
BOG. U.SN. Receiving sta.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

If your oil burner is obso.
lete or worn out it is pos
sible for us to replace it
with brand-new General
Motors Delco Oil Burner
for as little as S97. That's
right, for as little as $97
you can have a new Delco
Oil Burner installed in
your present furnace, pro-
vided your tank and con-
trolls are in good condition.
Let us make a free heating
survey, No money down
Budget payments. Phone
Republic 7-5800. We serve
ID. c., Md. Va. The Old
Relidble-A. P. Woodson Co,
1918 II Street NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Baby Sitter Vanishes
With Workers Son
BY the Associated Press

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. T.
A woman employed on a factory
night shift told police today that
baby sitter had disappeared
with her 5-month-old son.
Mrs. Shirley Stammer said she
had left her son, Richard, last
evening with Wanda White, 26
an apartment house neighbor
She said she couldn't find either
Miss White or the baby in her
apartment or Miss Whites early
today.
Mrs. Stammer's mother re-
ported she had seen Miss White
carry the baby into the White
apartment early last evening.
Acquaintance described Ml5s
White as ''emotionally unstable" "
Mrs. Stammer said Miss White
told her she would be glad to
care for Richard because he is
such a pretty baby"
NEW YORK, Nov. 7 P.-A
20-year-old sailor aboard the
U. S. S Northampton learned to-
night that his 5-month-old
son had disappeared with a baby
sitter at Evansville, Ind.
Richard Duane Stammer, who
arrived here last night after a
60-day service trip to Cuba, said
he had last seen his wife, Shirley,
l8, in Boston last July %.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Hoover, Jr., Flying. Here
To Report on Oil TuIks
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Nov. Herbert
Hoover, jr., United States State
Department petroleum consult
ant, flew back to Washington to-
night with the remark that no
immediate developments may be
expected in the British -Iranian
oil dispute.
Mr.. Hoover will report to Sec
retary of State Dulles on his IT.
day oil survey and talks in Iran
and his four days of conferences
in London with Foreign Secre-
tary Eden as we'll as with Anglo
Iranian oil company officials.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Nov. THE King
of Greece visited today with a
typical" American farm family
then sped to Chicago to join
some 1900 city folk at a steak
and-champagne banquet.
King Paul spent three hours
at the farm of J. George Smiths,
near OsWego, 40 miles southwest
of Chicago. However, his &C.
year-old Queen, Frederika, had
to cancel her plans for the farm
visit. She remained in their
Drake Hotel suite in Chicago
recuperating from a cold.
Mrs. Ann Smith, 33-year-old
mother of four well-scrubbed
children, treated the King to
a fried-chicken dinner.
Mr.. Smith, sc, gave the ST.
year-old monarch a leisurely tour
of his 335-acre hog and dairy
farm and explained to him
American agricultural methods.
The King took the occasion to
address several hundred of the
Smiths neighbors and thank
them for the part farmers have
played in providing Greece with
economic and military aid.
The Smith family seemed un-
perturbed by the royal visit.
There were only few unsched-
uled accidents"
Five-year-old Kent Smith
spilled his apple cider at dinner.
Just few minutes before the
Kings arrival, the youngster
dirtied his clean brown suit play
ing with his rabbits.
Mr.. Smith got so fluStered he
forgot to say grace as he had
planned at the start of the din
ner. Instead he delivered it at
the end of the meal.
Mr.. Smith, a member of the
OsWego Prarie Evanlelical United
Brethren Church, wrote the
blessing on the back of an en-
VelOpe. 1t read:
Evening star., 1953-11-08

declined comment after their
meeting. However, reliable
sources said Mr.. Pella declared:
/. The Italians blame Gen.
Winterton for the bloodshed in
Trieste and feel that the rioting
could have been controlled with=
out gunf1re. Mr. Pella was said to
have cited the fact the recent
Belgrade riots over Trieste,
which Yugoslav police broke up
without blocdshed.
2. Italy feels Gen. Winterton'
quick relief would ease a grave
situation in Trieste and Italey
which has given the extreme left
and extreme right-CommunistS
pro-CCmmuistS and FasciSts-2
chance to agitate against the
moderate government.
U. S. Guards Favored.
3. The demonstrations are not
anti-American and Italy feels
the presence of United States
troops in Trieste safeguards a
tense situation. He apparently
limited Italy would welcome
American troops taking over
some of the guard duties Of the
territorial police.
4.The United States embassy
in Rome need have little fear of
further demonstrations since
yesterdays dramatic appearance
of Mrs Luce, who walked
through a milling crowd to talk
to police and demonstrators, has
created a wave of pro-American
feeling.
These informants said Mrs.
Luce cautioned Mr.. Pella that
Winterton was representing not
merely Britain but the United
States, since he was named
jointly under the Italian peace
treaty.
Privately there was said to be
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Burt and Koteen Form
D. 6. Law Partnership

William C. Burt, counsel for
Transport Air Group, Inc, and
Bernard Koteen have formed a
partnership for law practice
here, it was announced yesterday
Mr.. Burt now practices before
the Civil Aeronautics Board. Be-
fore entering private law prac-
tice, he had served with the
boards general counsel's office
and as deputy chief counsel of
the Office of Price Sterilization
Mr.. Koteen has practiced before
the Federal Communications
Commission.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
PRIZES

Morton KouSen
423 Quackenbos st. NV.
Alfred J. GroSSman
1880 Upshur st. NV.
Mrs. A. Fl. Greenwood
1919 N. Glebe Road,
Arlington
Miss l.. L. Meade
173 N. Hampshire Ave. N w,
DaUid C. MCConnanghey
5000 Ellicott st. NV.
Miss Alice Morton
1901 18th st.
Miss Rosemary Walsh
1875 M Street, Apt. 302,
Mrs. kiftie F. Parker
4613 Sleaford Road,
Bethesda
Mrs. Lucille Tobham
1913 Irving st. NV.
Miss Dorothy SfewGrt
300 S. Clifton Terrace NV.
MRS. " fftfdm EfCCO
3695 Highwood Drive Sc,
James ". Rogers, jr.
5012 56th Place,
Rogers Heights, Md.
Wiilidm g.. Suite
5015 Newport Ave,
Mrs. Lncrefia POIIdk
1851 North Capitol St.,
Mary Ellen Jenkins
100 f. Linden Street,
Alexandria
Richard Wafhen
$3.50 Watson Street,
Miss Mary Frances Ward
1920 S Street NV
d. e.. DaHielSOn
737 Leland Road,
New Castle. Indiana.
PRIZES NOS. so THRU e5
Arthur Murroy Gold Watch
Miss Olive Williams
2S07 Connecticut Ave. NV,
Nina Winfer
5OO3 Cordell Avenue,
Bethesda Ii
Mrs. august J. NOedrG
1900 Kilbourne Place NV,
Emmett X. DeMOSS
1887 Crittenden st. Me-,
John Jones
5000 Madison ST.,
Chicago, III,
Mrs. o. II. BaSSecher
6SlS Piney Branch Rd NV.
Mrs. II. K. Green
1919 N. Woodrow st.,
Arlington
MIS-. l.. l.. deNicOi0
3i@G 10th st. NV,
p. Ramsey
4ll5 Wisconsin Ave. NV,
Mr.. Franklin Bailey
lGi7 Holbrook st. NV,
Mrs. Henrietta s. GOdkiS .
633 Hamlin st, NE,
Mrs. YOlGndd CiOW
3OO2 Minnesota Ave. Sc,
J. G.. ROweH
Clark House,
American University
d. G.. Miller
4lO5 18th st. NV, n
Mrs. Bertha Mae GOdsey
1914 18th St. NV,
Maurice F0rnS
SIO2 Houston Street,
Silver Spring
Mrs. Marie SiffOHs
1907 Conn. Ave NV.
Ethel Lincoln
20 Plattsburg Court NV.
Mrs. Miriam Landau
kim Royal Dutch Airlines
lO0l Connecticut Ave.
Mrs. Villa Dean Arnoid
1923 N. Livingston St.
Arlington
Lena DiPiptr0
1924 Highland Place NV
Mrs. G.. +. Bradley
2l22 California st. NV,
Mrs. Sadie Rosenberg
5l19 n. H. Ave. NV
John d. Schultz
l7l2 Rhode Island Ave.
Meyer SiycHS
643 jefferson st. NV,
Mrs. s. G. MOfterShead
51l9 New Hampshire Ave.
Gene Keafon
1902 Mass. Ave. SE.
Mrs. John Grace
3636 10th St. NV,
Miidrey Sanders
Laurel, Maryland
Charles E. Marshall
1915 Parkwood Place NV,
F.. s. BHUay
55l7 Connecticut Ave.
Mrs. Sydney s. Taylor
S6O6 Garland Ave,
Takoma Park
Mrs. ErSkine II. Rebb
lTI2 Hobart St NV.
Isabelle Z. Smith
1865 Harvard St NV.
Mrs. George Friedman
1850 Lanier Place NV.
Miss Jeanette Rod
1863 Lanier Place NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Jewish Service Agency
To Hear UCS President
washington, D. G w
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, Io53

Charles c. Glover III, president
of United Community Services,
will speak on THE Agency in
the Community" at the annual
meeting of the Jewish Social
Service Agency and Jewish Fos-
ter Home at $50 pm. Tuesday
at the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
During the meeting Mr.. Glover.
Robert Sher, the agency's first
vice president, and Bernard
Nordlinger, past president, will
participate in panel discussion
on a broadcast over Radio Sta
ton WRC.
The Jewish Social Service
Agency, Red Feather member.
is located at 1l31 Spring road
NV.