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Germans Cool to Conont Appointment

rounded, humanistic education, along
with special studies.
The ideal of allgemeine bildung, or
general culture, demanding equal stud
les In many branches. has been aban-
doned in Germany. The state needs
specialists and technicians in hurry,
and young men have no money to spend
on broadening their minds. Learning
to earn comes first.
DR.. Conant would come late in the
day into contact with German educa-
tionistS, with little chance of bucking
the tradition of state control, even il
he wanted to do so. The tradition Of
1t goes back to the 10th century, when
Martin Luther urged municipalities to
found schools in opposition to the
monastic and conventual systems of
education.
Heidelberg University was for gen.
erations Lutheran, Calvinistic or Ro-
man Catholic. according to the faith of
the ruling prince who financed it. When
the state took over. it became nom
denominational, but the nearby church
was divided, half for use by the
Catholics, half by the Protestants
Though DR.. Conant'S appointment is
political, it will be difficult for him to-
be divided like that church in the pub
lie mind or for him to avoid his policy
being identified with Protestant edu-
cation"
Neo-Nazis and Socialists would use
his arrival to lobby for more Protestant
or non-denoninational influence in gov
ernment A whispering campaign has
begun that, under Chancellor Adenauer
the Catholics have too much power.
Dr. Conant would be skating on thin
ice. There would be plenty of support for
him, including that from Pastor Martin
Niemoller. but if he had to challenge
Chancellor Adenauer, there would be
an uproar from the Roman Catholics
Religious motives might be seen behind
his strictly non-partisan decisions.
Many fiery questions lurk in the Ger
man shadows to bait Puritan. Also.
his association with science and atomic
energy and his service in chemical war
fare in World War l are naturals for
Red German propagandists in their big
lies of germ warfare in Korea and
United States atomic intentions.
His appointment has been quietly ac-
cepted, though 1t is the most contro-
versial hitherto behind the scenes. Mat
ters would be easier were he going as
an ambassador, but he goes with the
dying gasps of the high commissioner
ships.
Some Americans regard it as ian ex-
citing nomination" Some Germans are
flattered by it. Others ask when will
the sparks begin to fy?"
North American Newspaper Alliance.)
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Q forspring

o to hare a house In spring
For the good sun to iDGs1t ouer
Where Uirles may climb and roses cling
And IoiU fields cluster cloUeri
o to hdUe little farm
For the tresfet stTeGmst to trduel
Where birds the thicket green may
charm
And minds the grass alfGpeli
o to hare an ardent tongue
Keen enough to s1UOr
The taste of rGtndrOps and the young
NetD iCorId's entrnncin0 fGDori
Helen. Harrington
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tary general Of the Court OF Arbitration estab-
lished under the Hague conventions Of 1899
and 1907
Or. Loudons death came while he was
responding to another emergency for his coun-
try, the flood disasters Of recent days It was
fitting to the record of his life that it ended
in this fashion.
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My father was killed by Capital
Transit bus at Thirteenth and / streets
NV. on January 81. My father was 68
and still did paper hanging when he
could get it. He got around good and
had lot more years on this earth ii he
had not been killed
No matter how good person gets
around for his age. the refiexes in
person in his sixties do not operate as
fast as they do in younger person.
know myself would have been hurt
many times If I had not been younger.
The bus drivers slam the back door
before you get clear of it. They do
not pull up close to the curb. You are
not close enough to get of on the curb,
and when you get off in the street the
bus starts up before you can get real
clear of it. I have had my coattail
practically brushed many times. An
older person gets nervous and falls.
Every morning and evening I have
to pass Thirteenth and I streets to get
to and from work on the J6. No one can
know the mental torture ! go through
every time pass that corner. The other
evening people we're talking about that
Door man who was killed last week.
Pictures Of horror come up in my mind.
Every week some poor old person
has his life shortened by being run
down by car or bus. / suggest that
everything possible be done to prevent
Evening star., 1953-02-07
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

@. Why is there so much difference
In the flavor of oysters?-D. E
A. Both size and flavor are deter
mined largely by local environment,
and this accounts for the variations
that are noted in oysters obtained from
different localities.
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Questions and Answers

A reader can get the answer to any nues-
ton Of fact By writing The Evening Star
Information Bureau. 1900 street NV,
Evening star., 1953-02-07

@. How does terne plate differ from
tin plate?-F. M.
A. Terne plate is steel coated with
lead tin alloy instead Of pure tin
Evening star., 1953-02-07

q. What was the last capital of the
Confederacy?--E. OBJ.
A. Danville, Va. which served as the
capital after the fall of Richmond.
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L letters to The Star !.

this If people would only take little
more time and be more careful lot
of lives could be saved.
Miss Dorothy G. Barnard.
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Pen-nGnaes may be used If letters carry
a0rtters correct names and addresses.
All letters are subject to condensation
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Trunsit Huzurds

Seymour. Ind.
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FARMS

500 OR 500 ACRE STOCK FARM;
County lasirEJ Ma rBEJlacktog road; electric: lee
TURKEY FARM. housing 5000 tur-
keys; ami. dwelling; dressing plant:
acreage. Terms. No. highway, 40
mi. D. c NE. $4,000, or w. L.
GRAY. Stafford, Va. IS
CATALOG - Free; farms
and business: 81 States. STROUT
REALTY. TIA Woodward Bldg
Washington. ST 3-37S4.
SEVERAL EXCELLENT BUYS in
farms and estates; D. c.. Md. and
Va. Mr.. OLSON, Wo. 6-7O29.
MD.-l2 rms. IN
baths. d fireplaces. 80 acres. viii
trade or sell. MA. S-2O14. -
SKYLINE DRIVE AREA-lOO acres: !:
$1,000 Near Front Royal, Va; 81
acres cleared; facing on good county
6oaf,;, doad; electricity; ,l'st no bIdss;: won;
y co. RA. 3-3431; ewes, Wo.
10 ACRES, more or less, within 10
miles of D. c., in nearby Md. over
. acres clear Large stream. Home
is modern and in excel. cond.: liv.
rm:. din. rm,, equip. kit, very lge.
bedlms.. mod. bath, all on / floor:
full bSmt. An exceptional bargain
for only S15.250. peter j. hagan,
Realtor. .UN. 1855. WA. 7-1257,
UN. i-I9S5
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WANTED
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAvIDSON 1851 "4b." Al
shape. blue. new windshield; q good
buy. Call IA. S-3S56. --I3
B:S.A. BANTAM 81; good condition:
5000 or best offer. OIL. 4-321 16.--N
MOTOR BIKE, 1853, German NsU:
only $50 miles: accessories included:
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AUToMoTIvE Mlsc,
RAlLERS

MOTOR. 80 Ford enaine, Al condi-
tion: ready to run; $46, OIL.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

aS SUBDIyIDED LOTS with sewer
water, streets; excellent location:
IMMEDIATE ACTION! Can Mr..
GGssney, eAHi Nj Long or Mr.. Fairchild'
1Sz-AcREs WOODED LAND With
Ge9reOe Sent 0n STATE ya on on FSHe Ssg to S lot g5n
SI,7OO. Ii. 3-OS03. IS
MD.-More than 5 acres
Of beautifully wooded land with
frontage, Of more than 300 feet on
best, small estate sections around
Washington. Most reasonably priced.
Terms-Sl2,500 Call Mr.. Candy.
PHILLIPS. CANDY & FULLER. INC.
ST. 3-2400. 1912 18th st. NV. p
BANNOCKBuRN, Montgomery County
water. This lot is beautifully wooded
and abuts State Park in rear. In one
of our. best subdivisions: Contains
more than one. one and one-thiGd 6do acres;
Mr: CANDY. PHILLIPS, cANBY 4
EAST iHs1 ~ iRiTvTERDALE-1oox1oo all
improvements; concrete street: $500
snd assume street seG@ assessments;
Heights, 40-6O-80-ft. front, 115
deep; $500 to $500. JARVIS, RA.
6-4343 3
APT. HOUSE SITE-corner; eieht
l and 2-bedroom units; plans ap-
proved; price, $4,000. S1GLER &
CHEVERLY, MD, MontroSe rd.--3
lots for det. dwellings,; approved
plans and bldg. permits sewer and
water; $4,000 cash, trade or terms.
LOT OF FOR FOR SALE BY owNER-Ideal
location in Fairfax County just
off Old Dominion dr.. Lot is well
elevated, has lge. oak trees and
dogwood; lot has 2S.29S so. IT..
in restricted section of individual
built homes. Call MR.. DIAL at TIE.
from 7 pm. call JE. 4-Ol4a for
further details 10
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STORES FOR RENT

IDEAL CORNER, 21x65, plus bsnt.,
new tile A.; elec. fix.: newly dec:
heat; very low rent: suit. wholesale.
LISS REALTY CO.. Me. S-666S.
5 400 SO. FT.. approx. 54x100, plus
ample free parking; on busline; in
large close-in shopping center ST .25
Sc. #: ALBERT H. COHEN GO.
2Ox1OO, plus ample free parking: on
busline; in large elose-in shopping
center; S1.50 SO. IT. ALBERT H.
COHEN CO. ia. 2-1661. -12
SO64-66 M ST. N.W.-3-story bldg:
store: bsmt.: parking: End CONNER
cial JU. S-3S0S. Ill
1 400 Ist ST. N.w.-corner store:
show window, approx. l7x44: fluor-
esceut lights: completely decorated
Sl25 mo. To inspect, call LEO M.
BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K st. NV.
STORE in thicklv popula ted
NV. shopping area. completely rem
ovated. ultra-modern front, indi-
yidual 5-ton Carrier air-conditioning
unit Landlord pays water). new fx-
lures: suitable ladies', children s,
mems wear. shoestore; good lease
and rent, parking 3 cars in rear.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc. - store
with liv. quarters. S125 mo. Ii. g.
1000. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

New King-size split-level rambler.
Qualified purchaser can move in
with as little as 10 per cent down
payment. This handsome brick and
stone home. is a true center-hall
rambler with 3 bedrmS.. GA baths.
bsmt. and garage. Beautiful 190-ft.
deep wooded lot, in one of Arlington
County's smaller exclusive sub
divisions. Price. $37.500. For appt.
to inspect call
John H. Miller, Jr. & Bro.
Builders MA. S-2557
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STORE VALUES

435 H st. n.w-Three-story building
all modern equipment; $500.
1898 North Capitol st.-LarEe corner
store; S125.
$40 North Capitol st.-Three-story
building; S135.
l406 North Capitol st.-Storeroom.
S126.
100 North Capitol st.-Corner store
and apartment: S2"5.
1e3 18th st. n.e.--store and apart
ment: Sl35.
Fl Indiana ave. n.w.-Store and
basement; $40.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors
MA. S-5020 sos N. Capitol St
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
2Ox1OO. PLUS ample free parking: on
busline; in large, close-in shopping
center; S1.5O SO. IT. ALBERT H.
COHEN CO.. ia. 2-1661. ~
5.4OO SO. FT., approx "a by 100.
ample free parking; on busline; in
large, close-in shopping center;
$1.25 50. it. ALBERT H. COHEN
NEAR 10th AND G on side street;
brick, bsmt. and 2 floors; approx,
1000 50. it.: exposure on 3 sides;
shipping entrances; SIN. hand lift
in rear. from bsmt. to 2nd floor; oil
hot-air heat. Call MRS. RANDALL.
AID. 2-7951, Ext. 407; after 4:3O
and sats. and suns.' Laurel
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, extended
space avail. for used-car lot in
heavily travelled area, adjacent TO
Safeway Store and large service sta
ton. For further information. call
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K
CT n VI ME-
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$16.5OO-TERMS

Country estate. 4la acres; city conv. ;
"a mi. no. OF Point of Rocks mr..
Brunswick rd., Frederick County
beaut.. brick Cape Cod, lee. liv. rm.
with firepl.. full size din. rm, huge
kit, bath. master size bedrms.
den, > lovely porcheS, full bsmt.
with gar. fruit trees, shade trees,
nice garden and chicken house: mr..
public school; committing distance
D. c. Owner in bad health. Shown
week DAYS only. Call Mr.. lager.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
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oEElcEs & sTupIos WANTEn

NATL. ORG. desires approx. 1000
so. #. downtown office space. Lease
agreeable if rental reaS. Phone MR..
YOUNG. MA. S-7357. -7
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: 1927 F st. NV.

sECOND-FLoOR FRONT
This space contains approx. S75 So,
it.: is located on 2nd fl. front OF elev
bldg, has tremendous advertising
value and is suitable for any retail
use. Reasona able rental. JESS FISHER
MANAGEMENT COMPANY.
1920 X st. NV. Elk. 3-1s11
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

FIRST PRESENTATION
OF this rent saver. $4,000 down and
pay $95 mo. and move IN this
3-bedrm. Cape Cod. with q nice din.
rni., equipped kit. full bsult. and
beautiful 150-ft. lot. with large
shady trees. Also snug rec. rm. and
nice big screened porch Total price,
only Sl2.950. Call quickly
WILLIAM L. WAKEFIELD
ia. T-lT13 q TIL Q
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE DESK SPACE in Dupont
Circle area: telephone answering,
mail service and public stenographey
available Call DE 2-S00O.
IN LAWYERS SUITE Telephone
answering and mailing forwarding
Good address. Reasonable. ST.
3-297T %
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING. 142o New York
ave, n,w.-Available Immediately.
desirable rooms to meet your re.
auirements. Apply PENN PROPER.
TIES Evans Building. ME s-llO7
653 WASH. BLDG. - semipvt.. air
S9nd:; ssnG S9mpetent TI seeyi ego Law Law suite;
1874 i0Isp 81 NJ N.w.2Iee woIee' eHfs: offic. for
rent with smaller adjoining room.
Good lease Reas. rental includes
lanitor service and all utilS. Call
MR.: ROzANsKY. EX. 3-S567. 3
SHARE OFFICE with representative
or stenographic services to what
ever extent required. Excel. loc.
GROUND FLOOR. $50 50. IT,; all
day parking facilities. air cond. op-
tional. Suitable for light mfg. or
dental technician lab. sol Irving
a0x1o& 90, & plus ample free parking: on
busline: in large close-in shopping
center, $3.50 50. IT. ALBERT H.
COHEN .oa CO; ia. 2-16e1: ,-12
ample free parking; on busline; in
large .close-in shopping center;
possession July ]; S1.25 50. It. AL
BERT H. COHEN CO., ia. 2-1661,
AIR -CoND. OFFICE in lawyers suite.
attrac. furn.; new bldg.:. excel. loc.;
SHE. sHERAToS AF S-sBa5 saBhPa:' III l4th hs st:
DOWNTOWN sECT1oN-1deally, To-
Gated. Large Groom once suite.
private bath with shower, completely
furnished with modern ONCE furni-
ture. Rental only $125 per month
For further informsstion call MR.
1917 1"th ST. N.W.-First floor. 3
adj. rms. approx. 1850 so. it..
newly renovated, air-cond. If desired.
WIN rent individually. reas. ST. g.
FOR SUITCASE, 1850 So. IT. Office
Hugh Victor bldg, 724 9th st. NV
SOS so 'E5Ri GEORGIA AVE. NV. first
floor, Arm. Office avail. excellent
location for doctor, ms. office, etc.
S97 80 mo. Owner will allow ten
ant to install neon sign. To inspect,
eall LEO M; BERNSTEIN &c CO..
18th AND X SITS. N.W.---2-rm. suite,
avail. in downtown modern elev Of
flee bldg; immed. occup.; complete
~ decorated. To inspect. call LEO
M. BERNSTEIN 4 CO.. 1415 K st.
Dupont G1e1 c CIRCLE & ofice - bids; ID &; 1ss4s s
FURNISHED OFFICE. . rms. adver-
Using space on 14th ST.; lst floor.
Across FROM sTATLEK-spacious
once SfG Ma parking agssd adjacent optional
-subieast furn. or unfur. Suit
mo aS,e ST. ST 5-sass! 5sssO'' avail SO 16 per
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont. }
DUPONT CIRCIE

Near Conn. and R: detached brick
"A rms, 4 baths: vacant: suitable
convertible into 5 apis. owner
taking loss. SCHUYLER. MA.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
NEW 4-UNTT APIS.
GAS HEAT

Semidet.. Aunt apis. Tenant fur
nishes own heat and all utils. In
Q p.m. weekdays Sun. IL TO ;.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1o12 18th st. NV. d. 1885
Evening star., 1953-07-07
VA. COUNTRY HOMES
AND SMALL FARMS

VA. COUNTRY HOMES
AND SMALL FARMS
FAuQUIER COUNTIES
OF downtown Washington on the
Leesburg pike. Center-hall Colonial
brick home. 3 bedrooms. den. ga
baths large screened porch and
room with fireplace, servants bath,
hot-water heating system. This de-
and cross fenced with board and
wire. small cinder block stable
equipped with 2 box stalls. 4 fast
nWnsr noTing ,,;l1 springs ann.,, on the property
old restored brick Colonial in near
by Loudoun County, Va, within 35
arss mllss Sr,S 81 downtown Tnd% ,tS WSashlngton
dining % room 1 TPh fiTepiace' Tesd nfep,nee pine.
paneled den. pine-paneled kitchen
On the End floor. bedrooms and
2 baths. Modern heating plant with
oil burner. Guest house with bath
and stone, fireplace. Situated op 4
ieres IoT sxes Gn D%ner r IL the eonss sy
trade. S34.500.
'FAUouIER CO." This delightful
small farming estate, of especial
interest to the horse lover or for
one interested in a small pure-bred
herd is located near Warrenton
There are IS cleared acres with a
beautiful view and a lovely lake,
Located on the highway. but far
enough back to insure complete
privacy this gracious home of 4
bedrooms and 3 baths together with
a Colonial type dependency of 4
rooms and bath is typical Of the
country gentleman's estate. In ad-
dition to the dwelling are morse
stables with ii box stalls. tackroom
with fireplace and a cinder block
barn with hay storage and feeder
area. PICTURESQUE white board fenc-
ins incleses the property from the
road, Owner may consider trade
Call us for further information and
appointment to inspect. Ask Mr..
James Tyler. JA. 4-1400: ewes. and
Sundays, Lenah. Va, 5-2427,
PARKING FOR OUR CLIENTS
Geo. Mason Green Co.
Realtors, Exclusive Agents
N IA. %-140O
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

IL UNITS, I1th and Mass. ave. NV.
Brick. priced at 6 times annual
rent schedule; situated on valuable
1st coml. lot. 60x95 ft; basement
and rear parking can be used for
business; lot alone worth price asked
Call Mr.. Manuel, EN-. 3-53S6, with
DRURY REALTY CORP. AID. $1,000.
OWNER MUST SELL
3-unit apt, prime NV. rental area;
should net 10Se return; modest cash
payment, asking S2a.950. Call Mr..
MILBY, Ma. $4,000: Ewes. NO.
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STORES FOR RENT Cont

WILSON BLvD.-35x95. in weli-es-
tablished shopping center servicing
a. l,600-unit apt. development; next
to large Safeway. High gross sales
Ample parking. Suitable for hard
ware. 5 and 10, apparel appliance.
etc. Store can be divided. Call
MRS. HELD. AID. 2-2957 or Ii.
6-45O0. 3
FALLS CHURCH
Only one vacancy in a well-estab-
hshed shopping center of 15 stores
on West Broad st. in Falls Church;
plenty Of parking. Jefferson 2-64S6,
RA. 1876. -
RENT OR SELL
18th and Columbia rd.. 1S.7x92.
Busy area, across from Ambassador
Theater. Large display window !;
loading platform and parking in
rear. Suitable for amusement CEN
ter, shoe store. appliances. service,
supply. etc. Good lease for entire
building to responsible tenant
14th ST NV.
2uXl 40, in convenient midtown
location: suitable for radio or TV.
auto parts. supply, etc. Reasonable
rent.
$4,000 q
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ELBOW ROOM?

Do you need q 2-bedrm. home? And
do you want ALL lge. rms? And
very lge. screened porch? Plus
hs 0Sm prewsq on nome viii meT eTfI YOU YOU
investigation 2 blks. to Arl. blvd.
and Glebe rd. in beautiful resi-
Dental area.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1922 Wilson Blvd. JA. 1860.
The Arizona post., 1953-01-16
Organizations
STARS OF REBEccA-BBe

A Western Voriety Dance is scheduled for
Feb. at the Center at 8 pm. Variety dances
will include the Stoop dance and the Sock
donce. Everyone is invited and there will be
small admission ehorse Choirmon is Judy
Cowsner.
New NIT cIoss siarfs Feb. l. They ore
open to oil girls IA years and older or in
the ninth grode. For girls who want to ex-
tend their friendship il is suggested they Join.
This is the last pledge class till fall. Barbara
Agron is MT Mother.
cordial invitation is extended 10 oil PoF-
ents 10 attend any meetings.
EVENING HADASSAH
Group will meet Jon. 20 at pm. at
the home of Mrs. Dennis Bernstein, 1911 Conn
no de Polnos. Program subject will reVoVe
ground Youth Aiyoh. Initial meetings of this
newly formed chapter are in the nature OF
orieniing members cbout the work done by
Hodossoh in lsroel. New members are invited
into the group. information CON be had by
contucfinq Mrs. Seymour schvmun OF o-l654.
An invitriion is extended winter visitors to at
tend.
New officers elected for the spring semester
are Dick Model, president; Jack LeVkcwitz.
Vice-president; Jack WoItvek, pledgemusteTi Joe
Berqer Sec; Harry Nodler, editor and historian;
Saul Fisher, trees; Max Volk, custodian.
The annual New Yeur's eve portY was held
following buffet dinner at fhe fruterniiy
house. Dick Model wos in charge OF the
lnfer-FrofemifY Council Pledge Poomo ruee
held recently. M1rfin Greenboum is q mem
Der Of the Freshmen basketball team.
Receiving honors at the Honors ConVocotion
were Earl Termun, Bud Silver, Jack WolfUek
Horry Nodler, Jack Cole. Jack Wolfvck was
appointed chairman OF the new Sfudenf-Feevib
Reldfion Committee.
The Chapter was host at the Hiiiei service.
last Fridoy night. Guest Of honor wns Mrs
Jock chGrnow, Dist. President of s8W.
The Arizona post., 1953-01-16
SociuIs and :
Personals

Mrs. Anna Handler and her two
daughters came recently from
New York and are living at 843
E. 3rd. Pearl was with the Amer
lean Zionist Council for four
years. Sylvia does sculpturing
and singing as hobbies.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Potter
have returned to Tucson from
their honeymoon, following their
marriage in New York. Mr.. Pot
ter is majoring in Economics at
the University. They live on E.
4th.
Isabelle Cohen, Philadelphia,
spent the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Cohen, who
are spending the winter here.
Visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Abelson, for a week
was Milfred Abelson, Chicago.
Cy Elliot Barg celebrated his
first birthday recently. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Barg.
Spending three or four months
with Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Berko-
witz is Mrs. KorenSky from
Brooklyn, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Remer are
attending the Gift Shows being
held in LA and San Francisco.
They'll be gone about two weeks.
Young couple, newly arrived
from Kansas City, making their
home at 3911 Santa Barbara are
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dalen. They
are friends of the George Singers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sugarman, for
mer Tucsonians, and loyal readers
of the Post, who have lived in
Miami Beach for number of
years, write they now reside in
Coral Gables, Fla.
Visiting DIR. Sheldon Singer are
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Singer, DR.. and Mrs. Mel Singer,
Cincinnati and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Singer, Columbus, Ohio. His par
ents expect to go to the coast for
a week to see friends.
DIR. and Mrs. Harold GOber, Bal
timore, are expected to visit Moe
Wolf the latter part of January.
On their return they will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Alex Hollan-
der and son, Stanley, who have
been here for a month.
The Arizona post., 1953-01-16
woRKmEN CIRCLE

Charles Fruitmon was elected treasurer at O
speeiol meeting held lest week. teiegrOm
of coincidence wos received from the nofsonoi
office en- the loss Of N1ihon Finley, the chap
ter's treasurer and longtime Volved worker
of the Organization. memorial meeting will
be held in about month. All members ore
requested to be present OF The Jon. II meef-
ing.
Next meeting will be held Jon. IS at
pm. at the K. of p Hall. Refreshments will
be served.
cANAsTA CLUB
Lost Mondcy Mrs. 7. Bochmon and Mrs. PvF-
Gil were hosfesses to members. Previously Mrs.
Morris Feiffer served as hostess. Next Monday
Mrs. Efta Kuhon will be joined by her dough-
ter Mrs. Al Carl Splitter, eo-hostesses.
These Monday afternoon rard parties serve
as eonseniol soeioi afternoon for women
in the community while at the some time
gliding child welfare projects.
ZETA BETA TAU
ZBT Sweetheart, Harriet Berkowitz of Denver
Colo, wos elected at O house pcrtY. din
ner exchange was held with KapPo AiPho
Thetu.
Al JoLsoN AzA
Judge Ivlior will be guest speaker at the
Jan. Is meeting at the Center. Sabbath ser
ices will be conducted regularly at Hlei
House each Friday evening.
Members will assist the March Of Dimes
with downtown solicitation during the eunn-
pogn. ChuPier won the district bulletin owurd
in competition with eleven western stofes, for
its bi-monihIy publication. Sydney Salnon,
new pres, wos the editor of the submitted
issues winning the coveted uwurd.
LILLIAN WALD-BBG
Al the Board meeting held Jon. plans
were made for fashion show lufe in Jonv-
cry and RUmor clinic. After offending An
shei Israel services FridoY, girls gathered Of
the home of member
MR. AND MRS. CLUB
On Jan. rs at $3.50 pm. Social, for
members only. will be held at Anshe lsroel.
Il will be an audience participation night with
games and refreshments following.