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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CALVERT HOUSE. 14ol 10th st. NV
ma1 sv nicsIy f y inns, seissted
guests. Lovely small pvt home
with excel. meals. No smoking. no
SGLE. AND DBLE. RM. Very best
food best by test: TV. piano. sewing
mch.' typewr.. very reas. Du. 7-Q625,
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE. 2O13 Mass.
ave. n.w.-Considered to be one of
the incest guest homes in Washing
men and women. Our food is de-
licious; pleasant surroundings; ex-
cellent transportation. DE. 2-979s.
1926 10th ST. NV. at Dupont Cir
Gle, For, refined men and women.
Se,es.. dbls and triples. Reasonable
sp6Giseess DELICIOUS tSod, a,,o
good breakfast; friendly Southern
family; excel. transp. RIA. 6-392S.
MASS. AVE. NV, 173O-vacancv for
girls; reaS. rates; walking distance
1sSs sHi 18Th S.W.-F FIsaSRi decorated
large Sgle. dble. rooms; new mgmt;
Enjoy home-like privacy. Special
ATTRACT. RIM. with plenty of good
t SS 1 for men 5 ana , T9men' $50 SHd
ISL r. 1. AVE. N.w-Dbl. rm., good
meals: Tv laundry privls. DE.
1856 n ST. N.W.-For refined young
people, excellent home cooked food.
Friendly atmosphere. ideal location
MI. PLEASANT Newly decorated
portation; large dble. room; gentle
man. NO. 1914. i
room. young young ladies, share; :, private
wk: piano. TV. unlim. phone; good
TRANSPORTATION. RIA. 3-5916. %
NV. VIC.-Middle- aged Jewish man
rm next to bath. RIA. 3-5424.
CAPITAL TERRACE-332O 10th st.
NV; home cooking, home atmos-
R EMS. Ter nm mem CO v 5essfG i0f
LIVE ON CLOsE-IN a3-ACRE Es-
TATE in Sill. Sprg., : mi. from White
rooms deic doi0 meals 0e days
week free parking on grounds. JU.
Ro-CAR GUEST HOUSE, 1901 .Ist
st. NV; lge dbl. and triple rms
maid service: ice. water and ice
cubes: 3 economical spaces for men;
one small single. $3.50 and up.
Phone Hobart 2730O. =
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL NV
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan. excel.
meals; home atmosphere HO. 1856.
WESLEY HALL
1920 2lst ST. NV. HU 3-3624
o. residence halls catering to young
men and women Running water
Daily maid service BendiX washers
S" ective reStaurant-sty menu
necr. alton room Free dances
movies ann ~
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Near Nichols and Ala. AYES.
New apt bldg, nearing completion,
on quiet street, surrounded by de-
bedroom apis, tastefully decorated
in pastel colors. Colored kitchen
cabinets, master TV antenna. huge
closets, washer and dryer available.
Close to shopping, bus stop in front
of building.
bedroom-SS4.5 so
. bedrooms-S965 so
All utilities included except elec.
OPEN SAT. SUN. ! to PM
Directions: S. Capitol st. to Portland
Boiling Field entrance. left on
Portland across Nichols ave. to 9TH
St, right on 9TH to Ala, ave, left
to 18th pL. right to apt. at $500
ROBERT SLOVENIAN CO..
RE H-6lll Il
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1872? 18th ST. N.W.-Liv. I'M , bedrm..
~. bath: nicely furn walking
distance downtown; 500 mo-, incl.
utils. NO. 7-611l. LU. 4-67l9.
II
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AIRY-NEW

2 BEDROOMS
12xl6 living room, we'll
equipped kitchen. colored tile
bath, S97 so per month. in
clUdes all utilities. Out. Ala
bsma ave. south on Wheeler
I'd to junction of Southern
ave. Apt. 204 is available and
954 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
u. $1,000 EXT.
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ROOMS UNPUBLISHED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

COLORED, ROOM FOR RENT-Single
or double leasolab Call Ii. 6-7lSI
betT cen : and . IL
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
BELLE VIEW APIS.

Are accepting applications for, 1 and
and janitor service. Ideal location.
overlooking the beaut. Potomac.
Excel. bus service into D. c., Main
Navy Bldg. and the Pentagon; good
schools, lge. shopping center. once
view blvd, open daily 8 to 400:
Saturdays, 8 to 1890. Phone XII.
S-HOtiI II
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED
"TAKOMA PARK"
7416 BALTIMORE AVE.

14l6 BALTIMORE AVE.
Newly decorated 3-room apartment,
with modern furniture, including
private bath and entrance; utili-
infant. Cali LII. 1915 from s
am. to 8 pm. Sat. 2S'
LOOKING FOR A CLEAN. NICELY
FURNISHED, GARDEN TYPE APT.
AT SURPRISINGLY Low RENTAL?
THEN VISIT
GLASSMANOR
For close-in suburban living. Ac-
comodations available
Observation-Disclosures
Some apis, completely equipped. incl
South Capitol st., : blocks over
Audrey lane. Open daily, 9-5; Sat,
al closed Sunday. 10. 7-SlOO,
$500 QUE. ST. NV.
Desirable 2-bedrm. apt, compl. turn.
Secretarial switchboard; maid and
linen serv. incl. $3.50 per mo- Avail.
about April /. Call Mrs. Goodwin,
resident manager. DU. 1-34O0. II
COLORED-725 QUEBEC PL. NV.
1-rm effic. bath, compl kit. utils
l or 2 empl. adults. RIA. 6-6S9S.
COLORED-BEDRM.. LIv. RIM, share
kit. and bath: 1894 Md. ave. ne;
quiet couple; newly dec. Ii. BAL 52
COLORED-a RIM. FURN. APT.-No
children; can be seen after PM;
for l or 2 persons. l0l7 Girard
CoLORED-ONE ROOM AND KIT
Share bath; suitable for 1 OF. 2
c 9Tie GpF people vo Ii p, S-sl6si ,,oL ID
share bath with | other person.
CoL0RED-534 10th ST. s.E.-one
rm.. kit, share bath; empl. persons.
CoLoREI&NR. LINCOLN PARK
One bedrm., kit. sun parlor. semi
pvt. bath; utils. furn.: refined per-
sons. Sorry, no children. LII.
CoLoRED-FoR EMPLOYED couple
or = girls; share bath. HO. 2-5951.
COLORED-BSMT. APT. suitable for
q persons, DU, 1887, i
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WE HAVE AXIS AND HogSSIEs
E EGEs WASH NH oN Va Vic. AN SWHfT FEE
WEEKDAYS, 81: SAT. SUN, 9-5.
ACNE RENTAL AND REALTY CO,
524 BOND BLDG Ma. S-0007
14th ST. AND N. y, AVE. NV.
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APARTMENTS UNfURNIsHED
POOKS HILL

POOKS HILL
BETHESDA, MD.
WISCONSIN AVE.
JUST BEYOND NAVAL HOSPITAL
Large living room, dining
area, l bedroom, kitchen
and bath ----------$114.50
Large living room, dining
area, 2 bedrooms, kitchen
and bath SLIP so
Also Few Furnished Apartments
COURTESY
BUS SERVICE &
Features include secretarial switch
board. utilities. three elevators, car
peted corridors. delivery service.
large parking areas; storage space
on each floor; roof garden. Resident
manager on premises.
Tv ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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APIS. uNFORNIsHED Cont. }

SPRING-2-bedrm. apt, sep.
dinette. eating space in kit, 3 ex-
posureS, TV antenna; pvt. parking =
2 blks. Piney Branch I'd. and Flower
ave. shopping ctr. and buses; avail
Mar. /; $50 plus utils. JU. 9-6757.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

APT. suitable fol-
:, PERSONS. DU. 7-9S57. i
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WESLEY HALL

1925 2lst ST. NV. HU 3-3624
O. residence halls catering to young
men and women Running water
Daily maid service BendiX washers
S" ect1ve reStaurant-style menu
hecr' alton room Free dances
movies ann ~
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Newly decorated Groom apartment,
with modern furniture, including
private bath and entrance; util-
ties furnished, SS5; welcome one
infant. Call LII. 1-6745 from d
am. to d pm. Sat 2Sh
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adultS: SD. HO. 2-O56I. -
SPACIOUS LLv. RM, with picture
bath; pvt. entr.; yd.; mr.. shop. ctr.
conv. tranSp. Avail. mmed. All
utiis. SIl0 mo. Suburban Md. AP
MT. PLEAsANT-Lovely furn. 1-bed.
rm. apt. for two or couple. $50 mo
. BEDRMss., new furniture, comp!
and modern, in apt, bldg; $50
Come Sat. bet. ) and :, Sun. bet
IL and 3, 5926 18th pl. NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Nicely furn. eff
siency' $50 a mo-; : sirlS or cple
k AyS,I 5Tm ST. S sI 81 1aps. bldg. :
nette bath, mod. nicely furnished
| excel location, tranSp.. shopping
suitable for 3 or 4 adults; Sl:s3
lnclq d r., util Soc, DAWN Real sEsd Es
sunny M, 81, I,BEDRM; ART: .s elevate H9
iii @ 'E.LARGE-RooM APT. kitch
! en- and bath suitable 3 girls. 362.
NfstG Ru 81 R.Y V, l EM, ; avF w
Lar N r"o1 's fheS. se AHe; NV"
1900 GEORGIA AVE- Bedroom. liv
| ing rm., din. rm., kitchen and bath
SlQ5 incl. utilities. MA. $500, RA
III MAss.-The "oakmont." Efnc
apis; twin beds, uttls. and bed lin
LARGE BEDRM.. twin beds. kitchen
liv,. rm. and semipvt. bath all utils
mel WE. 5-4433, 6015 Apache st.
Berwyn, Nd. Il
RMS. bath; all furn.; all utils,
couple or 8 adults. 9Th and E. Capi
toll. Good tranSp. Ii. 3-075l. =,
NICE 3-rm. ant: furn:, utilities; NV
reasonable. HU. 3-40SS. Is
SMALL APIS. in excel. loo mr.. Capt.
tol Hill: all-white neighborhood
COW transp.; semipvt. bath: utils
ncl; $50. $50. $50. Also lge. bSmt
apt pvt. bath. same location. SIS
j WELLONS REALTY CO.. Ii. Al 0t
LISA YUMA ST. s.E.-Furnishe
fat. Conv. to Boiling Field an
Beileview. Liv. nm, dinette, bedrm
kit. and bath, front and back en-
frances, laTGe yard New bldg an
new tQrn.; $110 per mo. Call IL
I6lI IRVING ST. N,w.--s rms
! kit and bath. rear screened porcl
yard $3.50 mo. ST. 3-S22O. En-
31994. -
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Mr.. s. CAPITOL AND ATLANTIC
Sc; vacant; L bedrm,, refrigerated;
utils. incl: no pets; cple.; refs; $75.
10. 3-6SS9 or 10. 3-44SS. g
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Entire 2nd
floor, 3 rms. and bath, pvt. entr;
al utils;; 2 adults; $50. 817
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THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O ASHMEAD PL NV
Double and single rms. some with
private bath American plan. excel.
meals; home atmosDhere no 0-3h6R
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1901 PERRY ST. NE, mr.. Rhode
Island ave. Mt. Rainier-1-fare
zone: . rms, semipvt. bath, first
f., pvt. apt. Key at Apt. 3. $50 a
mo-; compl. redec. PRESS REALTY
CORP, 927 18th st. NV. ST. 3-93l6.
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TWO BEDRMS.; new beaut. furn.
and carpeted: 1st-foor pvt. entr.;
Dupont Circle area apt; all utils.
. but phone; ! to refined middle
aged ladies; $500 mo. Box lob,
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1914 IRVING ST. N.w.--6 rms,
kit. and bath. rear screened porch,
yard $3.50 mo. ST. $500, EN-.
3-1994. -
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Ans rms. Xxx yA-f RH s-s a., Also nice
iasn; rms: - ali ' utils, $500 1l! No.
3 N SicE H2'' FuRN. RMS, 1925 18th
St sto NM sTniv all lnt ut,ls'' pvt bath. SOD
o Eit., dinette. su HtatS'' 3. ' settled
adults only. tn 2-4s15. II
IDEAL FOR COUPLE OR 2 GIRLS
Bsmt. apt, utils. furn.;, 3 blks'
emory, $50 mo. 204 18th st. ne.
BRooKkAND-5 rms; well furn.;
entire @3!nd A.; pvt. bath: :, or
adults: Il blk. transp. and theater.
shopping ctr: 30 min. Treas. Bldg.
D aHi GroSv bachelor apt,
kit equip. and pvt. bath; elevator
Apply 0iJ JAN1To TOR, bsmt. apt. It's
two VIZ B 81 rms liv. rm,, kit. bath;
pvt; entr.; $50 mo- n6::,f incl. utils. Child
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Furn; eficieney
apt; $50 mo. See RESIDENT MAN
F1ARRaRxGur PL., N.w.-Duplex. ind
A. very nice nice; liy rm, oed 1% Kit
ATTRAC. Urn. APT; new Holly
wood bed. refsr., range, semipvt
! bath: over store. 3440 18th St
! NV AID 4-l3lr. rs
5IO5 NEW HAMP. AVE. .W.-Suit-
/ able l or > young women; basemen nj
/ apt; gentle home. TIA. 9-0S92. Us
1910 TULIP AVE, Apt /. Takoms
/ Park: lily. rm.. bedrm.. kit. pvt
! bath; So II
1905 SHEPHERD ST. NV bed.
! rms, kit. in pvt. home; for 2 girls
conv: transp, IA. 9-9l1o,. Il
lge. liv. rm.. 2 lge bedrms.. kit, Ice
/! hath; utilS.. linens incl; suit.
/ Govt. girls, to share with 2 Govt
girls avail immed.: $40 each. NO
7-l9S1. 1890 10th st. NV. Il
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1915 KENILWORTH AVE. Ne
Bldg, on 1-fare D. C. busline; liv.
rm., bedrm., dinette. kit. and bath
apt. with storage locker: off-Street
parking and attrac. grounds: all
Janitor. bSmt.. rear of 1915 Kenil-
worth ave. ne. GOLDSTEN BROS,
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: LOVELY FURN. EFFIC. APT, 2O-ft.
liv. rm., Pullman kit, bath, plenty
B.. closets, dressing rm. EN-. 3-3S0O.
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10 AND E. CAPITOL SITS.
Two very nicely furnished, large. i
room, kit. and bath apis. $3.50
apd CO. nor mn TT R.nOQO
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SEVERAL SPACIOUS 1-BEDKOUM
APIS, in mod. garden-type apt lor
immed. occupancy; to adults only
Open for inspection, 9 am; to pm.
Contact resident mgr. SO2S 14th
ave. Hyattsville. Md. ~
ONE -BEDRM: APT. mod, apt bidg.:
rent S6S.60, utils. incl. INQUIRE
IANITOR. 43O5 Wheeler I'd. Sc.
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itchenette, bath and closet: south
ern exposure. 500 per mo. JU.
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1909 IIth ST. N.W.-5 rms. kit. and
bath; completely furn.. all utils.
furn.: S135 mo. Call AID. $4,000,
S. Z. LOVELY APT. for q working
couple: LIST floor, utils. included,
good neighborhood and transp LII.
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incl; pvt. entr,; 500 mo. Cedar j.
E ffit, AND TWO 1-BEDRM. APIS.
available. From 1925 to STAG. 39
mo-: in apt. bldg. near Rock Greek
Park. 1439 Spring I'd. NV, Ia
9-3123. i
CONN. AVE. APT.-One bedrm.. liv.
rm.. dining foyer, kit. and bath;
and elevator. HO. 2-6574. -
CONN. AVE.-Bed-livi rm., kit.
bath and dining foyer: all utils.;
switchboard and elevator. no.
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18th ST. NEW. rm., bedrm., d.
nette, kit. bath and porch apt;
sos. IA, incl. heat and hot water.
Apply MR.. BROOKS, 1904 10th st.
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$1.65 Kayser Fit-all- Top
Super Sheer Nylons -.
sl.3 : p.

Excngy beautiful and sheer gauge nyons made from high
Is den that combines elasticity stretch that longer
perfect weight party evening Neutral beige
dium taupe Proportoned lengths in sizes 8 to Il,
Evening star., 1953-01-14
4
Just 800 :
Famous-Nan,,e
200 Rayon
TRICOT
SLIPS
sl.49

tailored il, cut a and beautifully
price LAST no long at this low
black si. : a rose, ro white,
, 1953-02-19
Grd1l Cdmpdnd
Evongelisticd

Sc esta lIevando a cabo en-
la iglesia alpha y Omega"
situada en- Strawberry Hills
Christiansted Santa Cruz v. /.
Empesamos Sabado IA, '53
hasta various semanas estara
con nosotros ell conocido Evan
gelista Rev. Francisco Felix.
Ell cua1 Dios ha usado muy
Poderosamente en- Ia Oracion
por los Enfermos y en- la Pre-
dicacion del Evangelio. Ten
dremos distintos Evangelicos.
Durante ell curse de esta cam
pana invitamos a todas las
colonias de habla Espanol y
muy especialmente a todos los
Ingleses interesados para que
esten con nosotros. Durante
este tempo traiga a Los enter
mos y a los que estan. En- dis
tintas Pruebas, a Vuestra Fa-
milia y a sus amigos.
!Bien venidos Todos!
FL pastor
Rev. Alejo Miranda.
, 1953-02-19
FORMER


was begun four years ago and
is composed Of members from
the Virgin Islands and New
York City.
The Honorable William il.
HASTE will be the speaker at
the luncheon; d.. Frank King
don is the Chairman. Children
taking part in the information
al Fashion Show luncheon are:
Priscilla Marie Bonner, Szu-
cheng Chu, George Chu, Hec-
tor Ingles, Jose Ingles, Tom
Kingdom, Taylor Oliver, Linda
Peacock, Veena Pittie, Sharon
Pyun, Nancy Victoria Steeger,
Salad Taqi, George Ward
Randall, III, Jackie Robinson,
Jr., and 10 Ann Walker.
, 1953-02-19
Rev. Alejo Miranda.
TH1RTY-FIvE

Tails and will race them I'M
der the Clubs colors (black &
blue). They are @Nee Willie
"Ohmei Back" and "Dunby."
Another feature of the races
on Sunday will be the appear
ance for the first time of
"Juan-way-Trippe," the Club
mascot, evidently in honor OF
Juan Trippe, president Of Pan
American who has already
been entered for the 1854
meet.
Entries who desire transpor-
tation from Christiansted to
Frederiksted & return should
contact Mr.. Merrill at the
Drug Store for the time and
place of departure.
, 1953-02-19
PENTHENY Lines, Inc.
.HRISTIANSTED. ST.CRoIX. W
70
Inter-isldnd Service
The Ships That Serpe
The Shipper"
Shipping News

The SIS "KAsTOR" is
scheduled to sail from New
Orleans February 18th; Mo
bile February 18th, and is due
at Frederiksted March 10th,
via jamaica, Haiti and Saint
Thomas, accepting freight for
Barbados, Georgetown and
Paramaribo.
, 1953-02-19

The SIS "ALCOA ROAM
Err" is scheduled to sail from
Norfolk February I, Baltimore
February 9 and New York
February - and is due at
Frederiksted February "a, via
Puerto Rico, accepting freight
for La Guaira and Trinidad.
c CO.. Inc
Rob4 L. Merwin & Co. Inc.
, 1953-02-19

The most disgusting political
figure today is the non-progressive
progressive.
Evening star., 1953-12-20

DAY 80. What group of extras
Il enjoy the highest wGge rate in
Hollywood and on TV?
Infants, Is to 30 days old, who
receive a minimum of SIS for a
maximum work day of only 20
minutes. AS the children grow older
they are allowed to work for longer
periods of time at reduced rates.
Finally, at the age of six months
they receive the standard rate for
grown-up extras, $3.50.
M.K.S., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
UNLUCKY Why did Rep.
Benjamin F. James (R., PG.) keep
all the tiC0-dOllar bills that came his
way during the past 30 years.?
To prove they don't circulate
very fast. He collected only Is. He
believes it a waste of time and
money to print the bills because
they are so unpopular.
J.O., Chapel Hill, N. C.
SACRIFICE -. A full Nary COM
mGnder - w. NJ. KennickeH H-wGs
recently dropped dotcn to lietten-
ant j.g.). Why2
Because he was ordained a priest
and elected to start over as a Navy
chaplain, the first time this has
happened in Naval history.
RICO, Chicago
WINNER .. What strange thro,c-
ing contest did Jerry Brober, I3, win
tn Chicago?
Competing with 500 other
youths, he won the title of
''Chicago's most accurate news
boy" by throwing newspaper
seven straight times into a 12-foot
circle from 60 feet away.
-F.M., Culrer City, Calf.
HEAVY -. Why are bricks being
mailed one at q time to a t0Wn tn
northern Finland?
Since there are no roads in this
Arctic district, a pastor in Utsjoki,
who is building new chapel, in
Evening star., 1953-12-20

structed a brick factory to mail
bricks in singly.
Mrs. HIS, Alexis, III.
SWEETS Which nation eats
the most candy?
Great Britain. Since candy was
de-rationed in February, Britons
have averaged eight ounces a week.
Americans average five ounces.
jig, GlesCiew, III.
MOURNING How did q
Brooklyn newspaper proclaim the
defeat of the Dodgers tn the World
Series?
By running a black streamer -
no headline - across it's front page.
In corner was one small line:
please omit flowers.
Mrs. W.T.. Peytou, Dallas, Texas
SCREENING So. Queen Elizabeth
is said to be planning closer ScTn-
tiny Of young ladies seeking formal
presentation at Buckingham Palace.
She WGntS to screen out "bLGck
market debutGntes." Who are they?
Young ladies who bribe women
courtiers to arrange for them to
meet Her Majesty.
-O.M.G., Cedar Rapids, Iowa
CASH Does the government
make any money mintiag pennies?
Yes, according to Denver mint
records. The metal and labor re-
quired to make 14l pennies costs
Al cents. Last year a profit of
$26, 100000 was realized on all
minting processes in Denver.
-N.W.W., Berwyn, III.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
CONDUCTED BY y NJ

NOTE: We will pay 81 for question and
answer used in this column. Questions
are based on current news and clipping of
news source must accompany answer.
Address: Tom Henry. THIS WEEK,
420 Lexington Avenue, New York II,
N. Y. Unaccepted contributions cannot
be acknowledged or returned.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
More Water For MAJ
By Doris Kanisr

OK MONTHS away from completion,
- Rocky Gorge Dam is a concrete-and-
steel giant that extends $40 feet across
the Patuxent River and 100 feet into the
air.
When it is finished, the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commissions $5,75O,0O0
project miles west of Laurel, Md. will
insure communities in the commissions
district, as we'll as Laurel and Greenbelt,
against water shortages. The dam will
hold back billion gallons of water.
But before it starts turning what is now
cleared land into a river reservoir, Rocky
Gorge Dam will have more than 9 feet
added to its height, and its supporting
buttresseS, now visible, will have a smooth,
sloping concrete face.
Even through a maze of men, concrete
evan nunrNe
Evening star., 1953-10-11

and steel, there Is now d
previeW of its future for
The dam, together wit
station requires more Il
concrete and 1000 tons o|
materials are hauled by
ways that operate on d
to that of the ordinary
And it takes a crew
mechanics, riggerS and Cd
Working on narrow wd
above the river, they hal
pany estimates of the q
human terms to buck:
million dollars spent, o|
months of construction VI
quarter mark, they had
tiSticS; only one life had
than a year and one-ha|
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-30

Brandeis University at Waltham,
Mass, reopened this year with the
largest student body in its history
1855 young men and women.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-30

Two of the oldest orthodox syna-
gogueS in Buffalo, N. Y. - Temple
Beth Israel and Congregation Beth
Abraham-have merged.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-30
UN Heads Appointed

Mrs. Joseph Gross and Sam
Mardian were appointed by Mayor
Hohen Foster to serve as co-chair-
men for UN Day last Saturday.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-30
BIG Ins+ans
2b Members

B'nai Birth Girls installed 26
new members at their formal in
duction ceremonies last Monday
at Beth El Synagogue.
They were conducted by Lynn
Zendle, chairman and the past
president of Phoenix B.B.G. Mrs.
Jessie Rarback, president of B'nai
Birth Women, was guest speaker.
Hostess for the refreshment table
was Sylvia Keene, past president
of Wise B.B.G.
New members are Cynthia Ter
den, Jean Abromovitz, Judy Cher
min, Glorianne Engel, Robin Gold
en-, Linda Haimes, Jean Kadish,
Susan Kline, Arlene Lehman,
Cheryl Lurie, Lois Rosenthal, Toby
Schliefer, Henrietta Weber, Marian
Weisberger, Sandy Bauer, Marilyn
Citron, Paula CARRIER, Jacque
Haines, Phyllis Herzberg, Evelyn
Kaufman, Sandy Lewinthal, Hope
Raskin, Doralee Schaffer, Hollis
Schiffman, Rebecca Weisberg and
Harriet Weintraub.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-30
CornivoI SIofed BY
Temple Mems S Club

An all-day pre-Chanukah carni-
val will be staged Sunday, Nov.
20, at Temple Beth Israel by the
temple mems club to raise funds
for paving the parking area.
The affair will start at IL am.
and run through the evening. Tic
kets are on sale at the temple
office, or calls may be made 10
Herman KroIoff at AHherst 5-2777
or Hal Pearl at Alpine 4-4996 for
ticket delivery.
The next meeting of the club
will be held at $50 pm. Wednes-
day. Nov. 18, in the Rabbi A. l..
Krohn auditorium at the temple.
Two television sets will be in
stalled so members needn't miss
the fights that evening.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-30
Births

A daughter, Susan Rena, born to
Rabbi and Mrs. David Massis OF
Washington, DC, ON Oct. B..
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Massis of SIS w. Willetta.
A son, Mark Howard, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Berek Fryd of 2211
N. Central, on Oct. IA. The briss
was held at their home on Oct. 81.
A son, Richard Monte, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerenstein of 2042
N, 9th st. on Oct. 18.
A son, Herman Lewk, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Segal of 1643
w. Rovey on Oct 18. Grandpar-
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sc
gal of Tucson and Mrs. Herman
Lewkowitz of 3O1 w. Turney.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-30

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