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Evening star., 1953-12-09
Business Outlook
For 1854 Excellent,
Ad Club Is Told

The business outlook for 1854
In both Washington and the
Nation is excellent, speakers
agreed at the annual business
forecast luncheon of the Ad-
vertising Club in the Hotel
Statler yesterday.
II think 1854 will be an ex-
cellent year by any standards
we have known previously" de-
clared Sylvia Porter, financial
writer for the New York Post,
The Washington Star and other
newspapers, who served as mod
orator
II see no reason whatever for
the kind of pessimism that has
come recently from New York
and other cities, including Wash
ington," she continued. 1T has
been an extremely easy job for
advertising men in recent years.
Now you might actually have
to sell what your company pro-
duceS. You will have to WOO
the customers.
d. c. Best Market.
Philip Graham, publisher of
the Washington Post. predicted
that, even with moderate roll.
back in Government employment
here in the last year, Washing
ton still represents the best mar
ket among cities of the 4coun-
try.
Mr.. Graham conceded that
further cuts in Federal jobs here
might moderate the business
trend here in 1854, but he pre-
dicted this will be. offset by the
benefits of lower personal in
come taxes. Government en-
ployes will not be affected by an
increase in Federal security
taxes. he pointed out.
James M. Johnston, partner
OF Johnston Lemon & Co., said
many industries already have
made necessary adjustments to
new conditions and pointed to
textiles and hard lines, such as
automobiles.
He predicted very little change
Evening star., 1953-12-09
u. 5. and Canada 10 Hold
Farley on Air Problems
BY the Assoeioted Press

The United States and Canada
announced yesterday they will
hold informal discussions here
next Monday and Tuesday ION
aviation matters of current con-
Germ to the two governments. F"
State Department officials said
the conferences would have no
fixed agenda. but probably would
consider recent differences over
the granting of civil air routes.
The United States will be rep
resented by Chairman Oswald
Ryan of the Civil Aeronautics
Board. and Canada will be rep
resented by Chairman John r.
Baldwin of the Canadian Air
Transport Board.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
Son Francisco Teacher
Fired in Red Inquiry
By the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. o.
John w. Mass, an English
teacher at City College of San
Francisco since 1947, was fired
list night for refusing to answer
questions last week before the
House Un-American Activities
Committee.
Mass, 40, an admitted ex-Com-
muniSt, noted when he signed
the required loyalty oath in 1850
that he had broken away from
the party. Several members OF
the Board of Education said they
had no choice other than to fire
Mass under a new State law
which provides that persons re-
fusing to testify about commu-
nism before a legislative body
shall be dismissed.
Evening star., 1953-12-09

have given the defendant a pris-
on term totaling IS years.
Hallinan is at liberty on ST.
500 bail.
The same jury which convicted
Hallinan freed his attractive
wife, Vivian, 43, mother of six
sons.
Hallinan told newsmen that
when his sentence was completed
you'll see great deal more
political activity by Vince Halli-
nan!2
Evening star., 1953-12-09

$3.50
to $25.OO. A number OF
styles. Beautiful, en-
bossed, all-over de-
signs, or black with
brass trimming.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
Nationally Famous Curtain Screen
1875 Factory List Price 27.5o

The frame is of velvet black with brass trim at the
top-38x31-the wire is black. Fender panel for pro-
jecting andirons. Fits most freplaces Be prompt
supply is limited.
Evening star., 1953-12-09

1894
eg. $12.50. TIL e
cleaning brass globes
on black make these
andirons stand out in
most any setting.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
$3.50

Solid brass and black,
will fit in with most
a dirons. Stand,
tongs, shovel S a n d
hearth brush.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
Annapolis Firm Offers
Low Bid on Route 40 Job
BY the Assoeiased Press

BALTIMORE, Pee. Of. P.
Asher & Sons, Inc, of Annapolis,
submitted the apparent low bid
yesterday on the building of the
final stretch of a dual-lane super
highway connecting Baltimore
and Frederick.
The Asher firm bid $1,082, 1875
for the work which will carry
converted U. S. 40 from near
Ridgeville 2.6 miles west.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
Honeymoon Leave
For Teachers Solved
BY The Assoeiosed Prsss

BOGOTA. N. j. The local
Board Of Education wanted to
grant a request of two young
women schoolteachers for time
of with pay for honeymoons.
But they didn't quite know how
to go about it.
When one member suggested
the honeymooning teachers be
placed on sick leave the board
agreed unanimously.
Evening star., 1953-12-09

Reg. $12.5O. A stun
ming combination of
brass with black. The
perfect gift for your
best friend.
Evening star., 1953-12-09

Hitehins Post
Done in any color
combination you wish.
Give US five days for
the paint job.
With base as shown,
$3.50
without base ---25.00
Evening star., 1953-12-09
slo.5o '.''

These wise old owls
just love recreation
room fireplaces. Glass
eyes that reflect the
freight
Evening star., 1953-03-30
Grandmother Named D. c. Mother Of 1853

sending blankets to Korea to
keep the children there warm.
Mrs. Chesley is the mother Of
three sons. The oldest, Will
oughby Sprigg Chesley. is presi-
dent Of a New York advertising
'agency-Kastor. Farrell, Chesley
& Clifford-and recent president
of the Larchmont Yacht Club.
Her second son is with General
Motors in Syracuse. The third
is Castleman de Tolly Chesley,
assistant to the director Of ath-
letics at the University Of Penn
sylvania. Her eldest grandson
recently was graduated from
Sheffield Scientific School, Yale
University, with honors.
High in the list Of her ac-
complishments which were cited
by her friends was the care she
gave her husband who died in
1947 after an illness Of 80 years.
She used to chauffeur him con-
Stantly.
Mrs. Chesley is a leader In st.
Margaret's Church (Episcopal)
and serves on the Bishops Guild.
She was born In Washington. q
sixth-generation descendant Of
Leonard Cookenderfer Of George
Evening star., 1953-03-30

town who served In the Revolu-
ton and later operated . line
Of stage coaches from Baltimore
to Winchester. Her home Is
filled with his furniture.
She was in the class Of 1894
at Mount Vernon Seminary.
She will be honored at q lunch-
con at the Army-Navy Club at
the end Of April and will attend
the national luncheon Of the
Mothers Of the Year" May 8 In
New York.
Evening star., 1953-03-30

bourne place NV. q tall, hand
some woman who has never
been sick a day In her life. She
has never even run a tempera-
ture
The Golden Rule Foundation
Is an organization founded more
than 80 years ago and devoted to
good works. A current one is
Evening star., 1953-03-30

active In more
than O score
of organiza-
ito MS, has
bee named
WaShingt o ms
"M other of
the Year" by
the local or
ganization Of
the Gold e n
Rule Founda-
ton.
She is Mrs.
Willoughhy G..
Chesley Of
nR" ~Y1AR
Evening star., 1953-03-30

A 79-year-old grandmother
who drives her own car, man
ages . number or rental prop
critics which she owns and is
Evening star., 1953-03-30
Port improved

A new waterways project Ia
Holland 10 improving the canal
from Hook Of Holland to Rotter-
dam 50 that 40.000-ton tankers,
now able to enter few world
ports. can sail up to Rotterdam.
Evening star., 1953-03-30
Pukistun PIutform

Pakistan's Gunanantri Dal po-
litical party Is demanding re-
forms, including voting rights
for all persons over 10. no deten-
tion without trial and freedom
Of the individual and the press.
Evening star., 1953-03-30
week Of tremendous values! Many one.of.a-kind!

to Prior Sale All Furniture Sold AS Is. All Sales Fino
Evening star., 1953-03-30

Regardless Of these senso-
tionol lowest in -yeors GIANT
Top-Noteh BEEF prices, your
GIANTS established eco
nomicoI Trim Rite" meot
policy is not effected in the
Ieost.
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S0-Lewal Notices
arnNT1HUHnA


aevtaeea grantees. creditors.
knewn hairn ~ iaw. lsgafese
anasNnmen tiaaoFM. 0Faafeaa,
ara ell ethar pmFfias ana
cintmmnt8 efafmtmR ~.
thFouah, ua4sr 80 AGAINST
TIE sal8 mmknown aponse ef
SAID Hillary TAompsoas as-
ceased
The mnkmowm Aelra AZ Law.
iemafeaa. aextsees. graaeeen.
creditors. aasiMneea, tlanoFa
tFnMteen. are al ether parties
and claimants claiming ~.
fhFpuEh. under o. against
Hillary Thompsoh. Deceased.
Al claimants uaasr any ef
the Aforesaid parties dslsad-
ant.
claimlmm amy Interest IL ths
following described lana aitu.
etc. lyfaa end baiaw n fhe
ceanty 81 Nenroa. STATE %
Eioriaas to-witi
o. tha aslana 81 Key West
and kmown on the Key West
Realty CompAny's subaiva-
si0n Ne. ! % Tract ~ aad
salt pona Let's i. !, az and
.. a. Los 7 IN waeck - ae.
eoraiug 60 q diagram % said
sabAivlslon Feeefaed IN pat
nsss ! rssSss 49, - Ssnr''
commsnclas At ne NertA.
west eorner % eetdenbeFM
Avenue and kIfth street ana
tlon akomm AeldenbeFg Ave-
nue. ge asats fhanre al rlmht
angles ln 4 Northsriy direc-
tea Toe fact, taence 40 right
anNlsa In an Eaaasrly alrsc-
tion 80 feet Go Ftfth street.
thence 90 right angles along
Ntfth street. IN q MoutheFiy
direction zee feet e the place
of beginning.
Yeu. ana Each % roa. are notif
"a that a suit TO quiet title % a
property has bee
tiled AGAINST vou and yon are hers
~ required Go serve q eopy ef you
answer OF ether pieadiaaa % q
nsll OF Complaint on the PialntlfE
Attorney. FauA y. nmwyers eli ~
street. Key West. Floi
ida, ana fife the original u q
office % the Clerk 81 the Gree
Court on or before the eth cav I
september, A.D. 1893; otherwise a
Of said nlli ~ Con
piainf will be taken aH eonfeaaed.
This notica shall he pubiishe
snes each week Ger fear eoamect
tfWn wamka IN rae Key West Cit
fsn, q Newspaper % general eirci
iation, pahilal "a In Monroe Count
state 90 WsurtdA.
Dated this leth eay 81 Argus
An. tnk8
aaall Earl, N. ADAMS.
CLERK, Circuit Court
Monroa couaty, FloFta
nyt esd sophie Saunders
Deputy Clerk
anwis-ts-se ;sspta,isss
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$50 en-, af Naval Station
Youth for Christ BIhls Study. q
Service Meas Christian Center,
&C aza Whitehead Sc
combined social ard kandieFafs
hours at X. w. Youth Center
every Tusa. evening. Open
house party. 9 pm.
Gadies Golf Tournament a. w.
Coli course. 3 an.
Special interest Sewing gruupa
$50 Q. m. b fi:so q. n. end
3p "a. % . D. IN, homs af
MrM Richard Reynolda. TIC
Arthur Sawyer I'd
Eiwanis Club. dinneF msstisg.
e.ts ?. N.
" Taylog Duplicate Bridge. Al
~ Taylor. 7:G >. m.
Beginners Bridge. ~ Taylor. Q
,. N.
Every Tuesday, Fumba lessosa.
~ Taylor. SIS pm.
XII Owe coffee. AeFopalms. 10
q. en-.
Ladies Auxiliary, WV Pest ss1i,
ct WV Home, Q .. m.
Order q DeMolay Boys. Scottish
Rite Temple. T.so ,. m.
Sparkling Waters Rsbakah Ledge
70. u. X. - P. Han. sp. m.
LARA business meetina. ID. m.
WSCs. First Meihodlsl churrh. A.
ehmreh. T:se ,. m.
soufhsFnmost Pistol an6 rife
Club. Le9ioa Home. So. m.
Harris Sehool PTA. a srhpcl q
3. NJ.
Truman sehooi PTA. 81 prhool,
To ,. n.
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Coming EUents

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER -
Gym classes Cor owe. See
Plane Base. 10 an.
Navy Wives Bowling Leagua
Naval station Alleys. I pm.
Hs.i owe coffee. place 10 be an
nOunced.
Key West Cupboard Club Auxll'
larry. $50 pm, place 10 be an
nounced.
Zx.li owe coffee. 10 an. place
10 be announced.
suhRon owe coffee. 10 an, r
TAYLOR Officers Club.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER B.
Navy Wives Bowling League, 81
i pm. MS. Also open bowling.
gey West LIONS. meeting. o.
pm. at Lions Den. SEMINARY
s.
Monroe County Hospital Won
ans Auxiliary Sewing group
AZ hospital. 2 pm.
Ceramic Classes and hand weav'
ine. 4 10 pm, West MaFtslle
All school, County Beach.
Alcoholics Anonymoua. closed
meeting Cor members only,
SissA Duval Street
Rotary Club luncheon. IT. PauFs
Parish Hall. i2:v p.m.
Circle 2, First Methodist Church,
SPIN.
Doreas Society al Lutheran
Church. 7:so pm.
Key West Shrine Club, regular
meeting. A and D Lobster
House, T.s0 pm.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER g.
Old Fashioned hymn sing ano
fellowship program. Poinctana
Baptist Church. $50 pm
Jayseen Youth Center Dance.
Poinelana, Q 10 II pm.
Game niahs, CPo Club. MAS.
Knights q Pythias, Pythias Han,
owe. luncheon. IT, Taylor OF.
iieers Club.
Officers Club. Fern Chapter No.
-. c~nsan ned Men'a
Hall, 9 p. IN.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER b
Youth Tor Christ Rally. Fleming
Street Methodist Chufch. u
FIeming street.. 7:9o p.m
nanee GRO Club 81 Naval Ar
station, Keynotes Comoos :
.. n. On.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER s.
IoRla MART" Nro. .. oF6sn
cabsIlero De IL Lax. Inc.
meets az The Casa Temple. a.
Amelia s.. $50 pm ever
Sunday
Cocktail Hour, 8 b 7 .. n. 81
MAS GRO Club.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER -
Gym classes for ONE. ssa
plmne Base. 10 a.m
AIcohnlics Annnymoas eps1
masglna. sisiA Dusal street.
SPA.
gaytsen YouGh CanisE. Posneianp
movies. . o. m.
HOLIDAY. Most reNalnr rect
lngs wlll be postponsd- CAeck
with ghe bead e your activity.
orden caballsFos Dc MART. Ine.
no. ,. Templs. 90 Eiixabesh
St.. 3 >. n.
TUESDAY, SEPTaMnER =
eewilng or 0f1eers wlses. I tsI
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Hal Boyle
Says

(EditoTs noss: Giant Ledge, q
hitherto irreproaehahle outerop-
ping q ire catskillS, has heen
sealed by a party led ~ Heedless
Hal Boyle, q harefool Missouri boz
with an iron purpose. his first
person story followa:l
ATOP GIANTS LEDGE, N. Y
R-At last AZ iassi We are hersl
can hardly hreaths. Boy, evsa
az S.oooplus feet the auto exhaust
tunes Get you IN the Casskilla.
Our party has planted TIE Con-
liederate nag on the peak here and
We ere negotiating % sell the place
loo Gov. Themas =. Dewey.
FIRST Ct all, ] would llks 10 say
that this feat would have beea
Impossible without TIE careful
planning Of my faithful Shsrpa
wife, Frances. she flxed me sand.
witches.
she d back a base camp No. r.
home. l wiil never forget her
lbearseninE farewell words:
Anybody Who tries 10 scale
Giants Ledge after 20 when he
could stay here and play Gin
rummy h nuts. !"
Nor can ! wipe from my mind
her querulous feminine query:
Why h Giants Ledge such q
.lchallenge 10 youf"
4 Surely you must remember ny
.lquiet but firm reply:
Because. my dear. e h there"
i Vel. II Ia still there and | and
my party are atop 81 Il. We did
"a typical American thing on &C,
eompllshing this feat We first sat
down and painted, scratched our
initials on . Foek. and cooked some
bot dogs.
:. Naturally TIE world wonders
what Il Il like up here n the
lclear, clean teough. eoughl ozone.
Wei, Il appears that this area
lonee had . tropical climate. e. he
FIRST thing We saw was q ruined
lorange peel, Also Il had been pene.
lraied earlier BY q barbarian ca.
lplorer who inscribed this proud
message of his achievement:
"KilFoy Esa Here"
Nothing esse Il leil Of his pass.
J lng. One can but wonder what
emotions stirred the breast Of shat
forgotten rude savage chief a. 10
surveyed TIE tremendous scene.
: He has gone, bit time has cot
dimmed the splendor Of That vista.
!. Hnmbly We stood IN the dread
|. shadow Of an even more unassnll.
able peak ealled-well, let's be
. honeat-Mt. Pleasant. Win two
more oxygen masks and three
more hot dogs We could Of climbed
u, too, and that's the truth.
Below us spread lhe far splendid
/ acres Of the lady who sells freah
corn for Is cents . dozen ears on
! northumberland 50 cents q dozen on
! Mondays. when tourists ere scarce.
History, Of course, WIN want 20
know who first reached The top Of
Giants Ledge. Was Il I'm and
Fredrika Gray Of Life magazine.
The sponsors q our expedition, o.
a one Of the SIX freekled young ant.
mails In their keepingi Or vas Il
az Or was Il Mrs. Nigh Tenxing
Blake, who previously bad pre-.
'lpared for the ordeal By climbing
every rugged cliff In Bermudn1
The world may wonder, but ne
mountalneers have no jealousy. For
us Il was . team JOB. You yin nev.
er set from us the secret az who
was first % reach the Top.
What difference does Il make1
, We made the peak.
but ] win give you . tlp. n you
are mlddle-aged and trying %
. scale q mountain, always fniis~
behind the pretsiess girl in she par.
". II WIN give you something 10
look forward %. as you climb from
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Efficiency nps.. downtown,
Couple only. No pets. 5000
monthly. plus utilities Telephone
a-s7si. aept1 20
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UNFuRN. f-room spi. with elee.
stove and Fefrig. Immediate &C.
eupancy. 33lo Eagle Ave.
srps1st
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PARTLY furnished cot. Near Bocl
Chiea Airfield. Couple only. Cal
aena1 sept2 Q
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FURNISHED 4 rooma. Twin beds.
Attractfvely furnished. Fully
equipped. I.ow rate until Dee. Isl.
win accept child. Apply sis Wind.
sor Lane. sspgi-1t
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(Ediiox's noss: Giant Ledge, q
hitherto irreproaehahle outcrop-
pms Of Ire Catskills, has been
sealed by a party led ~ Needless
Hal Boyle, . barefoot Missouri bog
with an iron purpose. his first
person story foliowa)
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DUPLEX apt.. completely Turn.
ished. Apply lsls Ellza 81.
sept2-sl
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FURNISHED house a highway
and ocean. beat basin. elsetriei-
81, wafer. telephone, two baths.
Handicapped on acre l0t. Huge
screened porch, very eoel and com.
foFtahie. eioo.oo per mo. 10 select
ed tenant. Available after Sept.
18Th. "a niles Key west. Phone
Hud9lns, SammeFland Key No. :.
sspt2s-2t
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suhssEiss 70 n cl'lssa
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HOUSE ard trnlaar O. nig Pine
Key. $500 monthiy. Apply
1914 Virginia S. mpti-Stx
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.CUgHMAN Motor Scooter. new
tires. excellent running eundi-
tor. Many extras. sioo.oa Apply
90 Poinciana. sepsi 9TH
1850 cusHA1AN Scooter. 1880
Vacuum Cleaner. Good eondi-
ton Cheap. ii0-D poinciana Ext
septi -3tx
4l--BOass and Motors
1877. moldsd plywood beat COW.
cred with plastic glass. 40
h.p. Wizard meters. Canvass sop
and trailer. Phone 7-2371.
angs-tf
RAMSEY. 10 foot beat. 1881 II
HIP. Soaking and trailer. Boat
rugged with steering wheel. Key
West oatboard Sales q Service.
augzs-u
as BOAT Dixie D." Garrison
Blight. VIII sell for $1,000 or
trade Cor 3-bedroom house. Phone
2-2c57. sug2e- Six
PIER, located a ON. Garrison
l Blight Mooring post. lights,
water. $50 cash. Call 2-TS2i or
2-2s7L
aug3i-mon -wed-fri.st
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|ATTRAcTIvELY larnlahed J.
bedroom house. Attic fan. New
elec. kitchen. Large enclosed yard.
sl0ooo monthly. plus utilities.
600 william Street. sept2-4l
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PALE blue and white Parakeet.
chlld's pet Reward. Phoae
2-21Ss. septz So
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02

Standard 4 {. smlEh type.
writer. Exeellens eoadltion. See
after $50 Pa. ia FiaglsF. Phcns
3eseA sept -
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FURNISHED VITA poFeh. Al utlli.
ties inrinded. $50 GO.
sspssSa
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WANT 10 RENT e. Buy. uprighs
Piano. Cood condition. Reason
ably priced. Phone 1129i. sept. %
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GLASSES 1t seapiane Base movie
OF Boea Chiea movie. Aua. 20.
Reward. ia Polneiaaa Place.
septl %
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TREES trimmed and removed
For free estimate. call 2-ssoz
Browns Handspring. aepti-ei
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VIZ DO .fT Laundernt1e. zoe
White S. Doing excellent
husinesa Profits large. Phone
7.15T1 nuga-ti
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CURB GIRL. good tips. Apply
Boulevard Drive-In. Roosevelt
Blvd and First Street. sept Il
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EXPERIENCED head bookkeep,
er. Apply In person. Cult
stream Food Department Store
it0S White Street. sspta d
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SALES portfolio and valuable
papars. belonging 30 Superior
Match Co. Reward. Call 3-7706
after 500. q. G. Ottoman.
septl 80
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WOMAN. salary ssa week 20 do
maid work and assist in mnnag-
Ing. Only those wishing steady
position need apply. Can Motel.
Roosevelt Boulevard sepai-sl
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IN TuE CIRCUIT Court OF TWEl
sHxTEENTM JUDICIAL cIRcTFTl
OE TME STATE 0w FLORIDA.
~ AVID F0n MONROE COUNTY.
~ CmAsCEmy.
case ses N3-s0&
DONALD sTATIsER.
piainllff,
vs. DIVORCES.
srATLER.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-04
Honor New
A. Members

Homage will be paid to new
members by Sisterhood An
shei Israel at an affair to be
held Dec. 8 at AnShei Israel
at 8 pm. They will be in
Quoted in a candle-lighting
service conducted by Rabbi
Breger.
Also honored that evening
will be the past presidents
of the last decade. They are:
Mines. Joseph Becker, l.
Brand, Sam Salt, Harry
Shift, FIy Strikman: together
with Mrs. David N. GinSburg,
wife of the congregation
president and the present in
cumbent, Mrs. Abe Feuer-
stein.
Mrs. Maurice Falkow is ar
ranging the program. 1t in
cludes a playlet, "The Hanu-
kah Light" and songs by 20
students of the religious
school during the candle light
ing ceremony.
Decorations are in charge
of Mrs. Irving Vogel and
Philip Levin, Hy Strikman,
hostess chairmen are: Mines.
Sidney Weissberger. Mines.
Louis Cohen and Abe Makler
are refreshment chairmen.
Mrs. Robert Marks is hand
ling invitations.
Mrs. Maurice MargoliS,
chairman, extends a cordial
invitation to the women in
the community to attend.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-04
Nat. Officer
Eve. Hadassah
Special Guest

Evening Hadassah will pay
tribute to its members, old
and new, at an evening social
on Dec. ID at the home of
Mrs. Faye Sonenblick, Cam
inc Miramonte. Tho only
slightly more than a year old,
the group has had a steady
growth that gives promise of
coming into the forefront of
Tucson's organizations, says
Mrs. Seymour Schulman,
president. She extends an in
vitation to women interested
in Evening Hadassah to be
their guests.
The first large social will
be graced by the presence of
Mrs. Jacob Karp, prominent
Los Angeles Jewish commu-
nal leader and national Ha-
dassah vice-president.
Erich Lou Schubert, a ma
tive of Germany and gradu-
ate of Cornell University,
who earned his way thru
school singing folk songs,
will present a number of fav-
orites. His selections will in
clude early European and
American folk songs of the
mountain regions, seldom
heard hereaboutS.
Mrs. Philip Levin is chair
man and hostesSes are Mines.
Joe Kinds, Nathan Perlman,
Harry Schaeffer, Benjamin
Yasmer. Further information
about the group and this So
cial may be secured from
Mrs. Schulman at 6-1654.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-04
Leadership Is
ParleY Theme

David N. Ginsberg, pres. of
Congregation Anshei Israel,
returned from the five day
conference of the United
Synagogues of America, held
in Miami Beach, convinced
that the direction of emphasis
by the local congregation is
sound.
The conference was one of
real work. Sessions lasted
often until 9 pm. only to adj
journ formally and discus
sions continuing in small
groups until all hours. He
served as chairman of a panel
discussing the duties and
function of a Board of Edu-
cation
Stress was made by many
speakers of the need for de-
veloping lay leadership and
that good leaders can only
be groomed in the home.
Home training must be active
and compatible with religious
school training and teachings.
Importance of adult education
was emphasized.