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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

MT. VERNON BLVD.--2 houses with
view and access TO river on 9pprox.
] acre. Live rent from one, make
payments on the other. rms,
~, baths. brick. built. on 8 levels,
with double garage: 6-rm. cottage
overlookins river with |. pvt t;S entrance
RNcE c taTcfn ba2iS R sss
XII. S-4O06.
ATTRACTIVE S-BEDRM. BRICK ram
bier, full bsmt., rec. rn1.. built-in
gar, storage attic: In unusually good
Falls Church neighborhood; l blk.
Of school: approx. Y acre ground;
t move in i nS $SleS 20 Tsas
West Broad ST.. Drive out Lee hwy.
tRoute 29) to Fairfax DIR. In East
Falls CHURCH. turn right. continue to
Westmoreland. to Goth St. left on
29th. continue to West st, and right
gao e. H pm. 61cR s DssssFIz aRT
TOR, ia. 2-B067, IA. 2-4311.
FOR SALE by owner, 4-bedroom
new brick, Id Aurora Hills, s. Arl.
Price reduced to S33.500 on this
center hall, .2h-bath home. Built-in
garage and large screened porch; LIST
door bedrooms. no steps to enter
2SoI Fort Scott dr.. ). Arl.. Mr..
GRAY. RIA. 3-5173.
MODERN COUNTRY HOME, all
cows, 8 rooms; big yard with shade:
Also 20 acres with flShpond and
hldgs., II desired. Close school, store.
buses; on paved road near y. 8. IL:
$1,000 9ss. with terms. w. THOMAS
RETIREMENT HOME. 8 rms. IA
s eash s:ssp sssns :efs ove ~ I %Sd
Price $4,000. e. W, Jenkins, ASK
ys REALTY CO.. ia. s-l25S' IA.
HIGH, COOL AND pR1vATE-Yet few
minutes to downtown via Lorcon
lane and new parkway. Almost
new oUs. s0s st SFc s, 9smo Esa. ar s.
owner. Open every Sunday from
/ until Z. 4061 22nd ST.. n. Arl.,
$50 DOWN-2-bedrm. Enslish row,
reoee. Glebe I'd. at Lee hwy:-S11,-
lie ~ mort. Also z bedrms.. semi:
WHITENER. ia. 1888.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cod Pine
homes. Must W sell one. $4,000 cash.
FAGoG SiTasS COUNTS houses, ad-
Joining lots on hard surface road;
water BY gravity from natural
ssDring;: ELECTRICITY; x Frame. eton room
looms loe l'E q. f1YGoxSS: $1,000 o Tssme
8 rooms lot 20Ox25O, $4,000.
OWNER. tn. 2-0161. -,
OWNER, on account Of illness. will
sell nearby Va. estate. nearly 3
SeTss; white sr board H. fence 39 ,tb IT. rs
place, din. rlm., sunroom. 3 bedrms.,
2 baths: gear garage. May be seen
by appointment. JE. 2-3743.
FOR QUICK SALE-A lge. home mr..
famous Natural Bridge. "a acres
cent home or retirement. Write
BOX 72.K star
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HOUSES ron SALE--MD.
RTVERDALE
Omen Sunday / TilI q

Open Sunday ] TIL B
b407 Jefferson st.--3-bedrm. masonry
bungalow; huge Nv. rfn. with fire-
place, full din. rI1., baths, equip.
oil h.-W.h.; garage; lot 70 BY 800.
S16,06O. Terms. Out BladenShure
I'd, left on Edmonston to jefferson
St. to "open" sign. Ewes, AP. q
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FOREST HEIGHTS

41s WooDLAND DRIVE
Overlooking the Potomac and Alex
andria. 2-bedrm. rambler. firepl. in
liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen with dish
washer, disposal and automatic
washer. Gas heat. Diet. garage. LU'
4.43S2.
r Paul Mudd Co.
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peter j. hagan

CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
sized bedrms.. large bright kitchen
full bsmt. with knotty-pine recr
lot; conveniently located: priced t.
sell ct $13.500: terms.
YOUR GAIN. OWNERS LOSS .
Owner transferred must sell hi,
shinsle cS oiSnfai, near Gntssrsity 3
MARYLAND; large liv. rm. with firepl.
ern tiled bath. full 6smt:: iarse COT.
Buyer may assume ~ OF loan.
UNIVERSITY PARK
SSl7,S5c to ST.. 500. HOUSES con.
tain from 2 to 3 bedrms. Cali Us
Q ACRES AND A STREAM
fully equipped kitchen. $ large bed.
rms. and modern bath, hardwood
floors, oil h.-w,h.. full bsmt.:
acres Of fertile land, 8 acres clear,
Of p property CSSa; " K BARGAIN At s14,75o;
wa ~ LANHAM PARK.
LARGE NEW. RAMBLER WITH ACRE
This attractive new home. must be
SSCAI IAIbC Av. 4ms VAIN 0SpA1SS'
family -sized din. rm.,. large Kitchen
and good bedrms., hardwood mrs.
oil a.-c. heat, part basement, largs
DECORATED TO YOUR TASTE
Large detached garage, 16x2O
Priced ut 6nly $14.75O; terms.
NEW RAMBLERs
bedrms., modern Kitchen, fulfilled
bath; nice level lot; cony. to every,
thing; priced at S12,bO0 and
THREE-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
Attractive home, less than 2 years
old; large liv. rm. with dining area:
all-elec, kit. with dishwasher, and
disposal. full bsmt. with " bath;
larEe-fenced lot; cow. close.in loca.
ton. Priced at only S16,96O;
$4,000 will handle.
peter ]. hagan
REALTOR
UN. 1885. UN. 4-l985. WA. 7-1257
NEAR CORAL HILLS
Nice house. corner lot. owner trans
ferred. must be seen to be appreci-
ated. See and make oner. $1,000
cash required. 10. S-1616.
WOOD AND MITCHELL
Sun, and eyes,, Ii. 3-3626
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OFFICE OPEN

We have q force on duty all day Sun
day for your convenience to see our
large selection Of homes. We spe-
cialize in -Suitland. District Heights.
Forestville. Seat Pleasant, Capitol
Heights, Coral Hills, Bradbury
Heights, Forest Heights, Camp
Springs. Temple Hills and Clinton.
If you desire home in any OF the
above sections. call US first. 10.
9-911O. Several homes approved
for CT with low down payment. Ex-
cellent financing on such homes AZ
4917 You St.; 6-rm.. all-brick CO.
lonial home with full bsmt.; only A
yrs. old: lge. I'd. with Anchor fence;
priced at S13,950: only $1,000 down.
Puffenberger & Moore
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ENTERPRISE ROAD

$4,000. Terms. Better Homes ant
Garden 5-star home. Below con.
struction cost. 3 master bedrm
rambler, 14-by.26 liv. rn. with IRE.
place, equip. kit, full basement; oil
a.-c. heat; Gear garage; acrel
level, fertile SOIL Out route sc
approx. mile past Glenn Dale Hos.
pital, right on, Enterprise rd.; 2A
Central 6.4961,
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OPEN
peter ]. hagan

peter ]. hagan
viii have the following homes open
today l It'll dark.
LANHAM PARK
LARGE NEW RAMBLER WITH ARCE
This attractive new home must be
seen, lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
family sized din. rm.. lge. kitchen
and good bedrms., hardwood floors,
oil a.-c.h. Part basement, front
GRATED TO YOUR TASTE. Lge.
detached garage. 1890. Priced at
only S14 $50. Terms can be ar
ranged. To inspect: Drive out De-
Tense hwy. across bridge at Lanham
about 100 yards to street with stone
columns on left, turn left few feet
to home. -
EAsTPINES
2-level, 3-bedrm. home
with many extra features. Lge. liv.
rm... din. area and fully equipped
kitchen. A good buy at only Sf2.-
$50. To inspect: Drive Route 1 or
Edmonston ave. to Riverdale, rd..
right approx. 1 mile to shopping
center. right on 6Sth ave. to 6S10,
follow our arrows.
peter ]. hagan
- .REALToR - ,
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Attention Doctors
2007 Avalon pl., Lewisdale-Lovely
3-bedrm. brick Colonial, built-in ga.
rage, screened porch; Handicapped lot
Ewes, WA. 1882.
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ARLINGTON
Q RoOM-$I4,96O- 500. DIN.
Close to Wash. and Lee shopping
center; det. frame home. Five
rooms on End door; util, rn., de-
tached garage and workshop. large
lot close to schools, shopping and
transp. Owner leaving for Fla.
JAMES CARR IT,
Elk. 3-7400, Wo. 6-00SO
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5-BEDRM. CAPE COD
Most ideal location for Andrews Field
personnel. Features sep. din. rn1.,
full, dry bsmt.; approx. 1ia-acre lot.
excellent garden space; surrounded
by profitable homes; house only 2
yrs. old: has large CT 40 loan
that can be assumed. Make this one
a must on your Sunday list. Drive
out Branch ave. extended to Clinton
sign. Open 2 till dark. CAN Mr..
Brewer, 10. 9-911O; ewes, LA.
6-7S29.
Puffenberper e. Moore
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HOUSES ron sAtI-Mpl.

CONVENIENT to Andrews Fieid-Nr.
Central ave. and. Addison I'd. ne.
T TIsSaped 70 r.mbIle m r irGla 81. s
baths, full bsmt.. gas heat, about !
acre lot. Vacant. Price below cost.
Out Central ave. TO 1000 block,
right to house. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, 1346 Good Hope I'd. Sc,
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T,EWTSDAT,E

Open Sunday IL :. Dark
22O7 Beeehwood rd.--2-bedrm. brici
rambler, separate din. rm., liv. rm
with fireplace, equip. kit, full base.
ment, outside entrance; 1h lots
SIC, 800. Terms. Ewes, HA. 2-7919
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CLINTON
OPEN 2 TILL DARK
&1R 0Efl

Enjoy Southern hospitality in this
Colonial plantation-type home; hv.
rm.. firepl., din. rm., kit. den on
LIST mr.; 8 bedrms. up; bsmt.; scenic
lot In peaceful residential section.
DIR: Branch ave. (Rt. 81, turn
flEnt on Bradley lane to open sign.
CRISMOND REAL ESTATE
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MT. RAINIER

MT. RAINIER
Open Sunday IL = Dark
4523 32nd st.-7-rm., HISTORY bun
galow, knotty pine rec. rn1. in full
basement. outside entrance; gas h.
VIII; lear garage; handicapped lot,
80 by. 255. $16,S00. Terms. Ewes,
I'm 4-RS64
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REDUCED 81 900 TODAY

REDUCED 81 900 TO-DAY
Lge. liv. rm., firepl.. picture WINDOW
dinette, 2 bedrms., exp. attic !ge'
handicapped fenced I'd, patio I'M
to Pentaeon, Navy Annex and D. G
s., 900 down. Dir: Out Arlington
left on Annandale I'd, "a mi. to r.
7OS, turn left, 3 blks, then IeiL:
owner, 900 Berrett re-. Faits
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COIMAR MANOR

Attr. BUNGALOW on o quiet street; liv.
rm., din, rIn., mod. equip: kit. and
bath, 2 bedrms. and finished attic:
lge. lot; home Immaculate through;
out; price S12,e60. terms. Call
AVAIL cAMPANM.IA Il co.
Elk, 3-4I13 Ewes, 10. 5-1l49
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MT. RAINIER
Open Sunday / Till 8
1880 32nd st.-Coxy 3-bedrm. bunga.
low: lge. nv. rm.. kit. full din. rn1..
bath, full basement, new rec. rna.
gas h.-w.h.; lge. corner, fenced yard.
Ewes, AP. 7-O567.
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BELTSVILLE
Open Sunday IL Dark
Full price, $3.50. 2-bedrm. bunga.
low on | acre. Of level ground, fully
modern bath; garage. out Riggs I'd
to Powder Mil I'd, left on Montg
I'd. to Falkland I'd, left to Open
sign. Eyes, OIL. 4-2273. s
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LEWISDALE
OPEN SUNDAY 12-DARK
7400 23rd ave.-Ever popular Eng
liSh cottage, Immac. 2-year -olC
brick. Corner Handicapped lot, full
dry basement. Close to everything
$4,000. Terms. Ewes, WA. 1882
w. w LEWIS, Realtor
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Custom-Built Rambler
Open Sunday IL g Dark
1928 Edmonston rd:-Brick rambler
rm., vallejo wall carpetins, all elect.
fully equip. kit. full basement, out
side entrance: rec. rrn. and fireplace
oil &C. heat, expandable attic; 2
car garage. patio and barbecue pit
Handicapped lot; $31 800. Terms
Ewes, Granite 3-3012.
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ALEXANDRIA

Owner must sell his. conveniently
located East Rosemont. home! TBS
is row brick house built IN NOV NOV
shopping. schools and transp. Price
reduced for quick sale. As lllt!e
as ST 800 down will handle this one
Chance to assume 40 loan,
LICARI, XII. 8-71OO
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East Pines Beauty-$13,95
$500 DOWN
Any one can assume CT loan on this
lovely home in one Of Prince GEORGES
Co.'S most progressive areas. Lily
rm. with nice view and noor-to-ceil'
ing picture window; very attractive
2 lge. bedrms. and tiled bath; per:
Inanent stairway to fully finished
End mr., full bsmt.,. outside entE
Many extras. Bendix washer, TV
antenna. etc. Flexible monthly pay:
ments; blk. to shopping and
schools. cail MT. Hall, ~. 5-419O,
r ISF IHsffc ln III eSSiESPRENs SALES, INC
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THE SUNDAY STAR R.14

washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1858
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'MNEDIATr POSSESSION

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION W.
rooms. living room with fireplace
s sitchen: full easement: is-scre ieve
lot: Definitely underpriced at onIN
R Rfat ss's sS a. 7 AEHHuR og!Ii
fffyNsEE:.pANELED rec. rm. with bar. 3.
bedroom brick rambler, only ! yeal
old. on a deep wooded lot; Livinl
TOE" "I' &c Kitchen with aishyashel
and Disposal. Asking $1,000 with
% SRaE 81 soc CO.. a0 "a: $500. S6gs1
c eGMsSiR s.YR..oLD RAMBLER.
miles from PENTAGoN, in excel
neighborhood: 3 bedrms.. Ia baths
1900 50. IT.: big equip. kit; back
yd. fenced. trees; near everything
OWNER. 317 80. Fenwick st. "a
rN SSiSf PossIBnITY-1mmaculat,
1-bedrm., two-bath brick. home. with
sep. bsmt. apt; No. Arl:: close IN
a. ADAMS, IA. 2-O64O. lie.
FIVE BEDRMS., 2 BATHS. undel
100000; breakfast area. I bsmt:
LARGE HA FAMILY? We'll. here is Jus
the. house you have been LOCKING 10
and priced at only $14. $50. Reas
down payment. Assume lge. - G
loan. bedrms;; l .s.sod fenced ICED hot lot
Falls Church. ARFAx REALTY, JE
IR II Gal $4,000 full price. SO:
Ramsey St, Alex, l blk. west an az
y Blk. north Of stoplight Ct MT
cs sorSe avs Wash ahG aish School,
Open Sun 1-6. Hardwood noors
Storm windows and doors. Mic,
shaded d. lot AR Il is s SaEEfIin &c &c
BRICK bedrms., baths; ful
300 CASH. assume large AZ loa!
th, fFfms GoPs
liv rm.. din. rm., combination. an,
Sreskfsst space n,sey owen eD must leave
See this one todayl LYNN REALTY
FER 81 G SALE BY OWNER: &c.. All
shinsIe. lot lI6x5O IT,: circulatin
oil burner. 10 and geo volt sys
TENS, gas water heater, equip. wit
cleo. range and refgrs;; 81 81 Llo.al
payment. Owner being transf. "a
FOR 3 Ro SALE BIZ owNER-e-rm. hoos
and / acre, l blk. from school an.
bus service: 4 mi; west of Fan
4 csEFsa. S 81 slSSss BRICK, @ cdTn.
property; den, hv. rm. with f1repl
| din. rm., kit; excel. N. Arl. neigh
borhood, COW. to schools, churches
country club. OWNER-BROKER
BY OWNER-3 bedrm. br. rambler
Conven. Belle Haven area. Reduces
to .S13,95O. Call XII. 9-6434.
$1,000 DOWN-631 Wescott I'd.
Falls Church, Three bedrms. gar
screened back porch. u. 9-0613.
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CONTINUED On Next Pags5
Evening star., 1953-12-06
BY the Assoeiated Press

PARIS, Dec. 5.-An American
pilot employed by Swiss Air and
identified as William Dale, A,
formerly of Sidney, ILL.,. was ar
rested here today for the theft
of IL million francs 1884, ,385)
worth of gold from a shipment
of bullion made two months ago
by the airline from Paris to
Geneva.
The gold was missing from the
shipment when it arrived in Ge-
neva October 6. Dale, according
to official police reports, con-
fessed under questioning that
he took a box containing 81 kilo-
grams (591a pounds) of gold
and concealed it in a valise in
the planes forward luggage COM
partment. Later he carried it
off the plane under his raincoat.
He has been ordered held in
prison pending formal charges.
Police said Dale, who lives with
his wife and three children in
Evening star., 1953-12-06
MitcheII''s Revisions
In Taft Act Likely
ToResembIe Durkin' S
BY the Assoeiaied Press

BY the Assoeiofed Press
Secretary of Labor Mitchell Is
drafting proposed changes in the
Taft-Hartley law, some of which
may differ little from those made
by former Secretary Martin
Durkin.
Mr.. Mitchell is keeping silent
on his views. however, and is
preparing them as recommenda-
tions which he would like Presi-
dent Eisenhower to adopt and
send along to Congress.
Special Labor Message.
The problem of revising the
Taft-Hartley law has become so
complicated that Gen. Eisen-
hover probably will give only
passing reference to it in his
State of the Union message to
Congress in January, and then
send up special labor message
later.
A number Of proposed amend
ments contained in Mr.. Durkin's
plan for changing the law had
been favored at one time or
another by Republican leaders,
including the late Senator Robert
A. Taft. So a number of the
changes Mr.. Durkin suggested
are expected to turn up in the
Administrators proposals.
Mr.. Mitchell was reported to
be opposing one Durkin idea.
This was to repeal the Taft
Hartley Law proviSo allowing
States to outlaw the union shop
or other forms Of union Sc
curity" even though the Fed
eral law allows the union shop.
Under the union shop system
all workers in a given plant
must become members of a
union within a specified time,
usually 80 days, after the con-
tract provision goes into effect.
At least a dozen States, mostly
III OALC 0OOOAAS AAdNO Nd1141CO O11C
union shop. Mr.. Mitchell Is re-
ported convinced Congress won't
amend the law in a way that
would effectively nullify these
State "right-to-work" laws, as
Mr.. Durkin had proposed.
Minimum Pay Raise.
Mr.. Mitchell indicated rather
plainly in a speech to the CIO
convention recently that he also
wants the 75-cent minimum
wage raised and many present
exemptions removed so as to
broaden this laws coverage. This
may lead to an administration
recommendation to Congress for
an IS or 80 cent minimum.
Also Mr.. Mitchell repeatedly
feels that jobless benefits should
be raised. The rate of benefits
is fixed by individual States and
they vary widely. However, the
whole system is controlled by
Federal legislation and taxes.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
a Area Students Honored

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Dec. 6.
(SpeciaD. - Four Washington
area students at the College Of
William and Mary here were
initiated last week into the
Alpha of Virginia Chapter of
Phi Beta Kappa. They are Miss
Charlotte Louise Henderson,
Alexandria, Va; Miss Mary
Elizabeth Lewis, Bethesda, Md,
and Miss Margaret Owens and
John Davis Laughlin, Arling-
ton, Va.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Sofety Talks
Mansfield to Speak
At Four Schools

Inspector Dick Mansfield, di-
rector of The Stars school
safety program. will give his
safety chalk talks at the follow
ing District schools this week:
Tomorrow - Beers, IL am,
2 pm.
Tuesday-Benning, $3.50 am.
II am.
Wedn esday Kenilworth,
$3.50 am.
Friday Wheatley. 10 am,
II am.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
American Pilot Charged With Gold Shipment Theft

Zurich, was suspected soon after
the loss was discovered and was
kept under surveillance. In the
past two months, they said, he
has Travelled to Germany. Italy.
Britain and France with a young
Swiss woman, a former Swiss Air
hostess, staying in expensive ho-
tells, making expensive purchases
and gambling heavily.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Exchange Teachers at CIV

Three foreign professors are
doing research at George Wash
ington University under the Gov
ernment's teacher-exchange pro-
grams. They are DR.. Ernst T.
Sehrt Of Goettingen, Germany;
DR.. Richard M. Sickinger, Vienna,
and Gabriel F. Fabella of the
Philippines.
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Warns Against
Russia
CONTINUED from Page u

dalton of Israel. IF decreasing
ALLEGATIONS from communities
throughout the country interfere
with the building and consolidat-
ing of gains in Israel, we will be
less prepared and more vulner-
able during the periods of crisis
such as the current situation in
Eastern Europe" he said.
Mr.. Somehow declared that
the emerging Soviet policy with
regard to Jews twas calculated to
stir UP German anti-Semitism
and channel it as a means of
bringing the whole of Germany
into the Soviet sphere" He said:
Russia has begun its first
major moves in vast geo-politi-
cal operation which seeks to in
corporate the highly Industrial
lied potential of Germany in the
West and Japan in the East, with
the Soviet Union and China and
their tremendous land area pro-
viding the resources for this gil
gantic complex"
The UIA national chairman
called upon President Eisenhower
to use "his good offices and the
prestige and influence of our
country" against the Official and
state sanctioned exploitation of
anti-Semitism as a principle of
the Soviet government" At the
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William Goldstein, Atlanta; Mrs.
Hyman Miller, Birmingham; and
Mrs. Sam Bucholtz, Jacksonville,
directors.
Rabbi Martin Hinchin, Albany,
Ca, formerly of Dothan, offici-
ated at the installation ceremony
during the luncheon at the Hous-
ton Hotel.
Speakers on the program in
cluded Meyer Kronenberg, Bir-
mingham; Mrs. Katz, Dothan; c.
Davis Turner, Mariana; and Mrs.
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Mrs. Myer Blumberg was in
stalled as president of the South
east Federation of Temple Sister,
hoods for 2-year term. She sue
ceeds Mrs. J. Montrose Edrehi of
Pensacola.
Installation of new officers for
the Federation, composed of 80
units in Georgia, Alabama and
Florida, was the concluding high
light of the 18th annual conven-
ton which opened in Dothan Sat-
urday, January 10, 1858.
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same time, he urged President
Eisenhower Ito help bring about
negotiation of a peace settlement
in the Middle East within the
greater framework of his avowed
and strong desire for world
peace"
He expressed confidence that
Jews of this country would move
heaven and earth to provide the
major portion of the funds needed
for the gigantic operation of
bringing the Jews out of the Iron
Curtain orbit"
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Elected and installed with Mrs.
Blumberg for 2-year terms each
were the following:
Mrs. Sam Mohr, Atlanta, first
vice president; Mrs. N. L. Mar
Gus, Tampa, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Abe Goldstein, Hunts
vile, third vice president; Mrs.
Sidney Katz, Dothan, secretary;
Mrs. H. L. Solomonson, Atlanta,
treasurer; Mrs. N. S. Rubin, Pen
sacola, parliamentarian; and Mrs.
M. D. Gutterman, Orlando; Mrs.
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c. c. Strasburger, Knoxville,
Tenn.
Approximately 40 delegates-in
addition to those from the hostess
Sisterhood-were present repre-
senting units in Birmingham,
Huntsville, Atlanta, Savannah,
Columbus, Macon, Athens, Jasper,
Jacksonville, Pensacola, st. Pet
ersburg, Tampa, Miami and Or
lando.
Mrs. Sidney Katz was general
chairman for the convention.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-01-30
ENGAGEMENT IS
ANNOUNCED

Mr.. Sam E. Harris of Bay
onne, N. j., announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Syl-
via Irene, to Jack Franklin
Shorstein, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman H. Shorstein Of this
city. The wedding will take
place Sunday, June IA.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-06-22
18Th Jet Ace Crowned AS
Ground Action Sees Lull

SEOUL, R-Hot us. Sabre jet
pilots today blasted six Commu-
mist Migs from the North Korean
skies.
The 35th jet ace Of the war was
crowned in blazing aerial warfare
which extended nearly to the
Manchurian border. Col. Robert
Baldwin Of Sherman Oaks, Calf,
qualified as an ace by downing
his fifth Mig. He also has dam
aged three.
Ground action was light except
for continued pounding by the
Reds against South Korean lines
on the east-central front.
The lull on the key western
front has been unusual. Each day
the communique has been report
ing only two, three and four con-
facts among squad-size groups
this along a front manned by at
least 100000 Chinese and South
Korean troops.