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Evening star., 1953-01-16
THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont. }

NEW MICHIGAN PARK SECTION
2-story brk.. only yrs. old; rms.
and bath; full bsmt.; gas air-cond.
neat; weather-stripped; insulated;
hardwood frs; screens and porch:
sTEuARST sRos. Rtos Nc 20 pi. foF a4s4. 1isT.
$50 to 3 pm. weekdays.
End AND WHITTIER N.W.-De-
tached, renovated. Z rooms: garage:
daylight bsmt.; attic; nr. schools
and isaas transp'; 3 eqlst ns, street; s135 mo;
rWoeBEDkM. 1sa5ei HAi MG-7Gfo House with -ie recr.
ne. toff Riggs rdo. Contact WAGGA-
MAN-BRAWNER ME. S-3s60. ia
ATTRACTIVE 2-BEDRM. bungalow in
nearby Southern Md. 80 min. D. c.;
500. LU. $4,000 between 10 am.
4 BE BH6RMs.,, Si, 8 baths, maids rm-, ma and
bath. liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm..
nbr.. recr. rm. with firepl., ter. pa.
laundry; gar. $3.50 mo. JE. 2eo3So.
CHEvERLY MD.-6 rooms, bath. gas
sev,h sie; heat; else' refgr. Sl10 mo.
WEST HYATTsvfLIE~i769 East
West hwy, Detached 6-rm. brick:
co. la. 6-6666,
NEARBY MD.-3-bedrm, Cane Cod:
gas h,-w.h.; natural trim; sep. din
ing rm.; full bsmt.; lge. yd.. fruit
trees; = blk, schools IS min. down
town: $125 mo. AP 1919. -is
CHEVY CHASE -bedrms., 3 baths
lbedrm., bath, lst floor; lear gar:
Sl55. MRS. DUNNINGTON. OF.
2-2635, EN-. 2-S3S3. Ia
FALLS CHURCH-Pimit Hills. Three.
9eorm: ran rambler; now available; Sll5.
ALEXANDRIA - 3-bedrm. semidet..
new; large util. rm., gas; several
small children accepted. $50. Inn
med. poss. POWELL. TIE. 6-3452.
FOR SALE OR RENT-lO rms. 4
baths. rec. rm. Best neighborhood,
corner OF Conn. and Wyoming ave.
MR.. MILOR, owner. HO. 2-l1l5,
residence PO. 2-3502. -25
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER on QUIET
circle, Va. Hills, Sla mi. from Pent.
Gas heat; children; no pets. SIPS.
ALEXANDRIA, HUNTING
det. brick house, 2 bedrms., bsmt.
Cow. Ft. Belvoir, Pent. TIE. 6-25s9.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

A CORD OF WOOD is 4x4xs; That's
what you get when you order from
r. PRIEST OIL 473S1. Oak or mix
WOOD-oak. $50 cord; 500 stacked.
L. L. PARKER. JE 2-30S4. Also
remove trees in clearing off lots.
FIREPLACE WOOD, white oak. any
length reas.; delivery or pick up
yourself. Phone AP. 1892. III
SEASONED split oak. 2-ft. lengths,
S22 per cord: Sl2 per "a cord. WE.
6-544I -lS
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APARTMENTS A UNFURNIsHED

FIVE RMS. t2 tw.-b. rms1. bkfst. NIX,
Reas. , Il; Low r rent. u. + No .saso. o. mis lu1
FEB. Unique duplex
apt, near Geo. Washington and
State Dept; l3x22 liv. rm. with
wood-burning f1repl. and bookshelves,
din, rrn., kit. and fiagstone patio;
closets, parauet As, modern bldg.
cali ST. 3-1ssi. 1905 :36. If
NEWLY DECORATED APT. with
store incl; store has lee. show
a3S Ei2SoP: Parh Mqst rd Rw ne seen; rsas: rent
apis. new bldg, mod. kits. lge.
closets. storage' laundry, parking;
utils. except electricity. Out Will
50 ssn s4 syd sh fff fd 0R r. Sex Sex MR Si 5sa 5Ea
sS5s H5soM N ST. NV. GEoRGEToWsN
Full kitchen. pvt; bath, ! bedrm;.
ss kso Gl0set mo anS 6oFv Ara tTsnsp utils: incl
good location; adults only; S95 a
month. JU. 5-4422 and JU. 5-6617.
;Ei31 4th ST. N.w.-2-bedrm. apt. :
pvt; middie-aeed empl. cole; refs, :;
dec. Apt. 5. S75. RA. 6-5533. I'll
CONGRESs HEIGHTs. s.E.; lovely 2
bedrm. apt, completely redec.. in
garden development; pvt. entr.. B.
way exposure. walk-in closet. laund.
sifls a as p'F5ns ind AfbRE All isoFfSs; sc 81 e.
GtEoSRRtGaE;rowN-Two-bedrm.ap Rta; apt, apt in
3Gs 10th ST. N.E.2Lovely apt, liv.
rm., ,bedrm. kit. dinette and bath:
500 mo. No children. Call Ii. 7-5ls6
ss.a RED TOP RD.-one bedrm.
Phone JU. S-1337 after GAS. ewes;
Sats. and Suns. after am. $50.
500 BLOCK PRINCE sT.-Apt. on
End floor: for couole only; 3 rms.
kit. and bath; Sl3O. CHARLES r.
HOOFF. INC, '707 Duke st., TIE
1915 EUCLID ST. N.w.-1n lovely
apt. bldg; = rms. kit. and bath;
g nspset @G hsn ns sa sii Rz See s4sP ap45Gr
SPACIOUS two-bedroom apt, $3.50
per month. including. all utilities,
Southern ave. Sc. Lu. 2-1000.
W0ODsIDE MANOR, Silver Spring;
l-bedrm. apt, $3.50. util. incl. |;
parquet floors. ventilating kit. fam
lge. closets. storage. laundry, park
ing, Call manager, JU. 9-2123: 8
to d. -17
-FOUR RMS, kit. and bath; utilities
furn.; $3.50 per mo. 1900 block
18th st. NV. S. GERSTENFELD
REALTY CO, Ma. S-74O1; ewes.
rath ii; glStSgi sSb i SITS. Nw.-Nev 1ES 0lds,;
elevator service; gar. space avail
able; effic., SSl so; l bedrm., S110;
will turn. tor S99. 80 and S125. AID.
j-141s or HO. 3-9269. -17
TAKOMA PARK, MD.--Liv. rm,. bed
rm:, kit and bath In 7-unit apt.
bldg; oa;;o SOL, R0BaRT Ss5ar E. raSams dEHR,
Park d. c. RA R-36OO.
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-CLEAN. WARM UNFURN
ROOM, quiet convenient Sc. section
Privileges. Ii. 3-6I93. lis
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WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. JU. 9-3039
PIANOS
Cash for any type.
PAUL GOLIBART. AID. 4-692S

21s
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house rags: highest prices
paid. Open Sundays from S-12 noon
ACE JUNK co. 2220 Georgia ave
NV. HU. 3-4421.
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
psio O1Se 9on caano. aRs dever yeaT
accumulationS please phone US,
WASH RAG L. BAG CO. 215
st Sw DI 7-S007
TELEVISlONS-Any make, any con-
dition; reasonable prices. Call JE
2-@lS6 go
WANTED-Furnitur OF the better
kind. one piece or entire home; also
want refrigerator, gas stove anC
good piano. Call today, MR.
GRADY, Ma s-2679.
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MOVING?

Call Greyvan Lines. Af1l. Greyhound
Line. Inc. Free estimates. Washing
ton, D. C.-Suburban Md area. Cal
Ia. $4,000. Arlington Alex. area.
Call XII S-l4O0
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON. l3a Kennedy st.
NV. Priced TO sell. Call JU. 7-S90S,
after Z pm. lis
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont, ,

BUNGALOW. furnished. rooms
consistins Of large living room with
open fireplace, bedroom. bath
kitchen. attic, closet space. inclosed
heated sleeping porch 12x25 it..
cellar and one acre Of ground; or
Rockville pike near Naval Medical
Center; s9e,5o month. Phone OIL
CLARENDON. VA. - semidet.; oil
heat: End A.. . bedrms. and bath
1st A.. liv. rm.. din. rm, kit: bsmt.
finished rm.: bath. Fenced yard
S135. ia. 2-1450. -1S
ALEx.-Three bedrms.. / blk. shop
yard: $135. LU. 2-eOs5. 1-6. -1S
BRIGHTWOOD. UPPER. six rms. witt
porches; good cond.; mr.. good transp
and shopping; S125. RA. 6-S203
1914 MIL. RD.. CHI. CHS rms 81
z rms. 2 baths, $100. MA. S-4639
ARLINGTON-close in, Glebe I'd.
Lee hwy, ares; nicely furn. bricl
Cape Cod with rms. and BATH
down; rms. kitchennette and BATH
apt. UP. which rents for S75-$1S(
for entire house. Rec. rm. anc
fsii full bs%t; IT.. E1Ease; ea5 leyeI lot; fences
Sun. or IA. 2-3527 Sat. lis
OWNER LIVING ABROAD will rem
completely furnished estate of 81,
acres, seven miles from Washing
ton.
Main house, four bedrooms, tw,
baths. living room. dining room
kitchen and laundry.
Guest house, Office and large bed
room. 2-car garage.
$3.50 per month.
Directions to Happy Hill: Lee
highway to East Fails Church. rich
on Fairfax drive at railroad station
to Westmoreland drive, bear righ
on WeStmoreland drive to Williams.
burg boulevard, turn right or
Williamsburg blvd. to N. Rochester
St. then left on Rochester st. tC
open sign. Will be open 2 to pm
on Sat, Jan. 18th and Sun, Jan
18th.
SANDOZ, INC.
2 Dupont Circle DU. 7-1234
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1000 D ST. Sc. APIS. AND 1
One bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kitchen
and bath. S67 80. Also lovely efi-
cheney apt, large liv. rm., dinette,
kitchen and bath; rent, $57. 80.
Keys at 4002 D st., Apt. /. In
spect end apply to
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. EX. 3-1S11.
l713 PENNA. AVE. N.W.-Five rms
and bath. newly decorated. Suitable
for office and liv. quarters.
MAURICE FITZGERALD. MA. 1886
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ROOM. BOARD and child care for
mother and l or , children, or chill
dren alone AP. 7-066S. III
1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Vacancies for young people: good
food; conv. transp. Prices reason
able. -l6
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Second floor
front room, private bath; also single
and double rooms. 16*
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for
men and women; plenty of good
food also large attractive rms,
board optional. HU. 1886. is
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly
person, with nursing care. JU.
1898 10Th ST. N.w.-Large triple
and double rooms for men and
women: plenty of good food; laun-
dry facilities: S5O-S65 month.
Phone HU. 1886.
MARBURY HALL-1709 21st st. NV
u blk. Conn; newly decorated and
furnished. Homelike. atmosphere. Ell
evator, excel. meals. TV washing
BRADLEY ARMS. 1925 10Th st. NV.
Nice rms, delicious meals. MRS.
SNYDER -o5
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

QUIET MAN, room and breakfast in
( Catholic home. Vic. 18th and Park
I'd. Kit. privil. Box cav, Star. --l6
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GIVE THE KIDS A BREAK
RIGGS PARK

5s42 EASTERN AVE. NE.
just right for children: Two
bedrmS., st-floor powder room
large liv. rm. and full base
ment: new modern brick semi
detached with large yard. Only
TIES. TIES mSt nc, AhDoT Rm' SoB5 RR0pss- Woos-
ward Bids, MA. S-5140.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

LOCO BALES MIXED HAY. $50. pei
ton, at farm, Gainesville. Va. Phone
Haymarket 1852. H. B. JOHNSON
Once phone EN-. $500. weekdays
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HAYWOOD

We have nicely furnished I and 2
bedroom apartments. Large closets
Near shopping center. schools and
laundry facilities and close to D. C.
buses. Apply in person 4101 Kav-
wood pl. Mt Rainier, Md. -l6
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RIGGS PARK

New semidet,., 3 bedrms.. liv. rm, di-
nette area, modern kit. lst-fi.
powder rm., tiled bath; full bsmt;
Sl25 mo. LINKINS CO., DI. 1-S6SS.
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NEW HOMES
ROCKVILLE. MD.

V. WARD BOSWELL INC.
eco s. Washington st, Alexandria,
Va XII 9-2616, TIE. 6-772l til
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HOTEL 1440
One rm., kit. and btah; 24-hr phone
and elev. serv.; S34 .50-$31 so wk
l44n Rhode Island ave NV Ii
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We HAVE APIS; AND HOUSES
LET'S. WASH VA WHITE ONLY
WEEKDAYS. 81. SAT. SUN. 90
A-ONE RENTAL AND REALTY CO.
5224tn 524 s9Np 81 aNB RLPf 3 NAJ AvE s-ScS7 SW
SIS KING ST ALEX MON. SAT.
Els RUPLEY BLDG. XII. S-l3l3
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FARM AND GARDEN

HEPHERD Collie typel, pretty red
brown, , yrs; loves children: watch
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COLLIE PUPS, AKC reg; excel
bloodline. Sired by Newaygos S
"Counsellor's Bluff" Beautifully
marked. Near Olney. Phone Fulton
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09

headed the German reparations
committee of Israel. He was a cab.
met member in the first Israeli
government and helped formulate
the present governing coalition.
Committee Named
The reception committee viii be
headed by Col. Himelstein, with
Superior Court Judge Charles c.
Bernstein as co-chairman. It win
include Superior Court Judge REM
L. Jennings, Mrs. Lila Groebel,
president of HadasSah; Rabbi Har-
ry z. Schectman, president Of the
Phoenix BrandeiS Zionist District,
and Irving ]. Abrams and Harry
Breverman, members; J. B. Field
man and William Hershman Of
Poale Zion and Farband; Mrs.
Schwartz Of the Pioneer Women.
and Mrs. Lillian Templxins and
Mrs. Helen Halpern of Hadassah.
Matthew J. Ritchie is chairman Of
the local Zionist Council, which Il
arranging the visit.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09
See editorial on page 2.

open house after the Center is fin
ished, athletics such as basketball,
volleyball, calisthenics and intra-
mural sports in the new gymnasi-
um, aquatic activities in the new
swimming pool and a playground
program for children from IL am.
to pm. every week day during
the summer.
The pool will be available at no
extra cost for all members. Dur
ing the winter it will be open on
Sundays. The water is heated. Dur
ing the late spring and summer it
will be open for swimming instruc-
ton ever morning Monday through
Friday and for general use every
afternoon and evening. The pool
and the Center itself will be closed
from sundown Friday until Satur-
day evening but will be open on
Sundays.
In addition to instruction for be-
ginnings, there will be special ses-
sions for swimming teams, life
saving, water ballet and splash
parties.
Meanwhile, committees have
been set up to supervise various
phases of Center work. They con-
sist of the following:
Executive committee: Maurice
Brown, chairman; David Bush, Ar
mold Abelson, Ruth Marks, Jack
Dunn and Saul Lebeau.
House rules: M. B. Goldman,
Jr., chairman; Herman Multer,
Selma Shelter, Saul Lebeau and
DR.. Meyer Spitalny.
Youth leadership: Nat Silver
man, chairman; Herman Multer,
Judge Charles c. Bernstein, Doro-
thy Pickelner, Arnold Abelson,
Mrs. Marvin Koolish, Joe Scult, M.
B. Goldman, Jr., and A. Robbins.
Athletics: Ed Korrick, chairman;
Harvey Weinstein, Len Forman,
Martin Horwitz, Cecil Newmark,
Samson Sobol and Saul Lebeau.
Membership: Sol Jaffee, chair
man; Cecil Newmark, Ruth Marks,
Albert Firestein, Ben Gross, David
GooZe and Harvey WeinStein.
Budget and finance: Maurice
Brown, chairman; Herman Dreis-
eszun, S. A. Fineberg, Col. Louis
Himelstein, Joseph Horwitz, Sam
Langerman, Morris Meckler, Her
man Miller, Ben Projan, Sam Sha-
piro, Arnold Smith, Albert Spector,
Jack Dunn and Leonard Goldman.
Building and maintenance: Her
man Chanen, Sidney Pickelner,
Jack Hoffman and Sam Joseph.
Cultural and fine arts: Jack
Dunn, chairman; Eleanor Abelson,
S. A. Fineberg, Mrs. Fran Koolish,
Selma Shelter, Pearl Langerman,
Norman Mendelsohn, Eli Schloss-
berg, Herman Miller and DR.. AL
bert Eckstein.
The new Center is located at 1910
E. Comeback Rd.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09
JERRY GIESLER
TO TALK HERE

Jerry Giesler, famous Los An
geles lawyer, will be the principal
speaker at the silver anniversary
dinner of the National Conference
of Christians and Jews next Thurs
day evening, Oct. Is, in the Fiesta
Room of Hotel Westward Ho.
( Giesler, who has numbered some
of Hollywood's greatest names
among his clients, was described
by Life magazine some time ago
as the "most effective lawyer on
the West coast" He has engaged
in more than 1,500 trials and has
almost q perfect record of VIC
tories.
Giesler's teen-age daughter will
accompany him to Phoenix. John
T. Kimball Is chairman of the
dinner.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09
JEWISH RADIO
SERMONS ST

A different guest speaker each
week viii be heard this year over
the Message of Israel, national
ABC radio program to be heard In
Phoenix at $50 pm. on Sundays
over KPHO.
Co-sponsors are the Union Of
American Hebrew Congregations
and the United Jewish Laymen's
Committee. The speaker next Sum
day will be Rabbi Selwyn D. Rus
lander of Temple Israel, Dayton,
Ohio. He will be followed on the
two succeeding Sundays by Rabbi
Alan Singer Green of Temple
Emanu El, Cleveland, Ohio, and
Rabbi Morton M. Applebaum Of
Temple Israel, Akron, Ohio.
On Nov. %, Rabbi Floyd S. Fier-
man of Temple Mt. Sinai, FL Paso.
Texas, will be the speaker. He II
brother of Rabbi Morton c. Fier.
man of Temple Beth Israel In Phoe-
nix.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09
Institute Set
BY yWomen's
Chapter Here

B'nai Birth Women, in conjunc-
ton with several other organiza-
tons, win conduct their annual HUI
man Relations Institute at 8 pm.
next Thursday, Oct. Is, at the Val
ley Garden Center, 1909 N. 18th
Ave.
Working with the women's group
viii be the Arizona Congress of
Parents and Teachers, Arizona
Council of Churches, United Church
Women of Phoenix, Y.W.C.A., YIN.
CA. and the Greater Phoenix Coun-
Gil for Civic Unity.
The theme will be Developing
Respect for Human Beings" Chair
man of the panel discussion will be
DR.. William Hall, director of the
child study service for the Phoenix
elementary schools.
Miss Kiefer in Charge
Other participants will be Mrs.
Helen Dreyfus, 9Th grade teacher at
Whittier School; Grant Frazer,
teacher at Comeback High School
and director of the International
Seminar for the American Friends
Service Committee; Holland Mel
vim, teacher at West High and
president of the Civic Unity Coun-
Gil, and Rev. Waldo Richards of the
Encanto Community Church.
Mildred Kiefer, supervisor of the
intermediate grades Of Phoenix
District No. 1, is in charge of dis
cussion arrangements. Refresh
ments and a social hour will follow.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09
Honors In Housing
Go To Three Here

Three Phoenix men who contrib
uted substantially to the building
of the new Jewish Community Cen
ter have received one of the ma
tion's top building awards.
The award was the Housing Re-
search Foundation Seal of Approx
al, given to the Del Monte Con-
struction Co. of 1888 E. Mcdowell
for homes to be built in the Rancho
Del Monte subdivision at 40th st.
and Hazelwood. Milton w. Bochat
and Col. Louis Himelstein, who con-
tributed half of the land on which
the new Center is located, are Of
ficials of the Del Monte firm. And
the homes in the project were de-
signed by Architects Charles and
Arthur Schneider, who also de-
signed the Center.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09
Beth FL Skit Is Slated
For Parents, teachers

An original skit depicting the diff
ference between the old-type Ched-
er and the present-day Hebrew
school will be presented at meet
ing of the Beth Ell Parent-Teachers
Organization at $3.50 pm. next Mon
day, Oct. IL, in the synagogue au-
ditorium.
Participating in the skit will be
Milton Hersh, Aaron Blitt, Eli Zen
die, Joe Duncan, Ray Sherman, Al
Joseph, Harry Kay, Mike Seaman,
Sol Appleman, Mrs. Joe Duncan,
Mrs. Morris Clausman and David
Sternberg, along with students of
the Hebrew school.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09
Egypt Hints
Possibility Of
Armed Action

NEW YORK, JTA =
The Arab states last week
a t t e m p t e d a political
squeeze play on Israel and
threatened military action to
prevent aggression" by the
beleaguered Israelis.
In a two-pronged politico-
strategic offensive against
the Jewish state, Syria and
Egypt concerted their at
tacks and mustered support
in Washington, London and
the United Nations.
In one phase of the diplomatic
onslaught, Syria protested that the
Huleh drainage project jeopardized
the water supply of a large Syrian
area and persuaded the UN truce
chief, Maj. Gen, Vagn Bennike, to
ask Israel to cease work on the
drainage canal until the issue could
be studied.
PRESSURE AppHo0
When Israel rejected Gen. Ben
mixes request, the United States
department of state and the British
foreign office interceded to put
pressure on Israel to force compli-
ance.
The second prong of the attack
came from Egypt, which charged
that Israeli troops has occupied an
area near FL Auja in violation of
the armistice.
In Cairo, Egyptian Minister for
National Guidance Saleh Salem as
serted that 1t. Gen. Abdel Hakin
Amer, commander-in-chief of the
Egyption army, had been sum-
moned back to Cairo for consulta-
tions with the government.
Charges Denied
In Tel Aviv, Israeli spokesmen
pointed out that there were no Is
rael troop movements in the demil-
itarized zone.
Observers here see great sig
nificance in the fact that Syrian
threats against Israel's develop
ment work in the north were fol-
lowed so soon by the Egyptian out
break, and point out that both sets
of accusations are equally unfound-
ed. In both cases, Israel is work.
ing on its own side of the frontier,
conducting normal economic devel-
opment work in full accord with the
armistice agreements, it was said.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09
B mai Birth To Furnish
Veterans Show Here

The B'nai Birth mems and wo-
mems group will sponsor an even
ing of entertainment for patients
at the Veterans Hospital next Tues
day, Oct. 13.
The program will feature enter
tainers from the Guys and Dolls
night club, under the direction OF
Edie and Rudy Bale and Helen
Sagan, manager. Members of the
troupe will include Hal Sunday
and his Madhatters, Ernie Rivera
and Pola. William Levinson and
Mrs. LaVurne Marcus are co-chair-
men.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09

Highlight of his visit will be
reception given in his honor at 8:15
pm. Saturday, Oct. IL, at the home
of Col. and Mrs. Louis Himelstein
on East Missouri. On Friday eve
ming DR.. Foerder will be presented
at services at Beth FL Synagogue,
and arrangements are being made
for him to meet Phoenix bankers
and businessmen.
Built $4,000 Homes
Accompanying him on his visit
will be Noah A. Ben-Tovim of Tel
Aviv and Los Angeles, who is West
coast director for the Rassco Israel
Corporation, of which DR.. Foerder
was co-founder with the late DR..
Chain Weizmann, president of Is
rael. DR.. Foerder guided the COM
pany in the construction of more
than 10000 homes and so private
enterprise villages in Israel.
He also is chairman of the fl
nance committee of the Israeli
4messet (parliamenD and recently
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09
IsroeIi Actors. Singers Bottle For Hall

TEL AVN, (JTA) - The Israel
Opera Company and the Habimah
Theatre, which have been feuding
over the formers use Of the latter's
hall, and whose companies have
come to blows over the situation.
both rejected this week sugges-
tion from the Ministry Of Interior
that they suspend hostilities on the
basis Of an agreement to permit
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09

classes started IN palntng ana
sketching, folk and square dancing,
duplicate bridge, ceramics and
camera craft. Next Sunday evening
will mark the first of series of
recorded musicales, and a great
books class is scheduled to get UNI
der way Nov. %.
New Center activities now being
organized include a Center chorus,
a monthly open forum on subjects
of Jewish and current interest, a
monthly meet the family pro-
gram, ballroom dancing instruc-
ton, monthly book reviews by local
literary personalities and quarterly
social dances open to the entire
community.
Additional activities are being
planned as soon as facilities are
completed. These include gala
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09

opera company agreed to leave with
in six months.
When that period ended several
weeks ago without the opera COM
pany finding a new hall, the Habi-
nah management padlocked the
theaere to keep the opera company
out. This tactic failed last week
when the opera company broke into
the hall and presented "Grieg's
Song of Norway"
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Obituaries

Mrs. Rebecca Waldman of New
York, mother of Mrs. I. ]. Abrams
of 529 w. Holly, and Harold Wald-
man of 1888 E. Mcdowell Rd., died
Sept. IA. Mrs. Abrams and her
brother went to New York for the
funeral.
Funeral services were held Sept.
% for Rubin J. Meyers of 2246 N.
22nd st. He Is survived by his wife,
Cecilia; his father, Meyer Meyers
OF Passaic, NJ, and one brother
and four sisters. Rabbi c. Fierman
officiate. Burial was in Beth Israel
Cemetery.
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increasingly bitter dispute between
the actors group and the opera
company, both of whom have been
using the Habimah's premises. After
a long series of disputes, Habimah
demanded earlier this year that the
opera company find new premises.
The latter said it was impossible.
An agreement was reached through
the mediation efforts of Justice
Minister Pinhas RoSen and the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09

the Opera Company to use the hall
for six more weeks while it ar
ranged alternate facilities.
The proposal followed a physical
clash in which a number of persons
were slightly injured when police
cleared the Habimah theatre Of
more than 100 people who had in
vaded it in an effort to force the
Habimah management to permit the
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use of the theatre by the opera
company.
The manager of the opera. Even
zohar, who headed the group, and
several others were arrested on
charges of breaking into the thea
the actors group and the opera
officers who asked to vacate the
hall. They were subsequently re-
leased.
The clash was the latest in an
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09
Article Publi.hed

Henry F. Unger, publicity and
advertising supervisor for the Salt
River Power District, Is the author
of an article in the current issue
of Public Utilities Formightly, pub
lished in Washington. The article
recounts the struggle to bring irri-
cation into the Salt River Valley
and tells how the pioneers founded
the Salt River Valley Water Users
Project.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-10-09
Picnic Set Sunday

The Young Married Couples Club
of Beth Ell Synagogue win hold ita
first affair of the year Sunday
picnic from noon to 5 pm. at
Ramada No. in South Mountain
Park. Members and their children
will bring their own lunches.
There will be no charge.