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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Ii47 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fully furn..
oil heat. S14 wk. for >. Also hedrm.
50 wk. No drinkers. AID. 1870.
NE. nr. Capitol lge. rms. part of
rent free to reliable cple. to take
care of rooming house. 10. 9-9o"S.
CAPITOL HILL. 4o7 Seward sq. Sc,
lge. dbe. rm.; also l sgle. Ii.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-sinele rm.;
S6 week. l242 2lst st. NV. ME.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-1ncluding
running water and refrigerator
1242 21st st. NV. NE. S5413. - 20
! ROOM, refgr.. gas stove. $50; also
bedrm. and kit. refgr., gas stove;
all utils., $50 mo. co. 5-1S52.
BEDRM. AND KITCHENETTE. Utils
furn. Frigidaire. Employed couple
sober. 944 n Y. ave, NV. ME- &
PRIVATE ENTRANCE overlooking TN
ion Sta. pix: SI2 wk.; refgr.. gas
stove. Sol End st. ne. ia. 7-23i6
GEoRGEfowN. Que st.-spacious
attrac. dble. or sgle.: cooking facili-
ties, cleo. refgr.; bus at door. AID
Mt. PLEASANT. s17a 18th St. NV
Nicely frrn. light Housekeeping
rms. one with run. water: refrig..
double hot plate. IS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

2OOl COLUMBIA RID. NV. at Conn
ave.-Nice rms, good meals. rec. rm.
TV.. ping-pong, piano. On bus ano
carline. Young people. singles. S15i
BR2GHT fG92Hff ScMfoRTaBEE CON SE 21Bf23 ROOM in
attractive home for elderly people;
excel. meals; real home. 22O6
Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 2-53O9. 20
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds;
good breakfast; friendly Southern
Mr.. Io ARLiNGToNS' iii GGiHDS'' HALL-pleasant
room. next bath. pvt. home: Good
food. All pr,vils. Tv. IA. 7-7682
1927 BELMONT RID. NV. - Lee.
sunny triple. and dble. rms. newly
free TV. home privils.: excel. heat;
$45 mo. per person., AID. 2-9435.
CLUB MASON. 1925 N. H. ave NV
A club residence for those seeking
nd Iadies Sess and iSsa men; S S1S % per wR I and up
incl. full-course meals and hotel
DissIN's iSSsIST; GUEsTHOusE, 2o1a Mass
ave. n.w-Delightful home. to live
in: reasonable Have Sc several era. yacan. an.
best best food cbtainable; excel. trans.
CHOICE SINGLE ROOM. also dbies.;
reas.; good food. all cows. BRAD
LEY ARMS. 1925 10th ST., Du
NEAR ARTS ssHERAToN-PARK HOTEL
Twin-bed rm. for girls: piano, TV
washing facilities; home-like sur.
roundings. DU. 7-1620. "a
1856 N ST. N.W.-Excel. food. conv
location, kindly atmosphere, TV and
Bendix; for refined young people
2Oe1 KALoRAMA RID. NV. nea,
Conn. ave. Attractive rooms; ex-
cellent meals. Reasonable. DU. p
9570, -
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APTs. vNFURNIsHED-p. c

s1s N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc, u
room. kitchen and bath. All utils.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS = Modern g.
rm. apt. pvt. bath, pvt. entI.; very
clean; mr.. shops. busline; S6S. utils.
LIy; w. RIM. Io sssSns., kit. and Sssn S!s
apt. Rent. $61.5O per mo. 1920
Monroe st. NV. See tanitor; -
Mr.. DECATUR ST. AND GEORGIA
AVE- rms. kit. and bath. Call
WA. 7-7271 after 6 pm. ID
2-BEDRM. APIS. in modern new
bldg; COW to transp. schools and
shopping Avail Jan lst. MORRIS
MILLER REAL ESTATE. JIl 5-5S00
1905 10th ST. NV rm.. kit,
bath; S47.5O per mo. 3 rms; kit.
bath; sos per mo. DISMER AUXIER
CO.. sos H st. NV, MA. sofa.
r. 1. AVE. NE, 329-1-bedrm. apis;
$65 and S67 so per mo. DISMER
AUxIER CO.. sos H st. NV. MA
1879 KENYON ST. N.w.-4 rms.
KIT. and bath; $40 per mo. DISMER
AUXIER CO., sos H st. NV, Ma.
S-0714. Ill
Ill
1907 M ST. NV -bedrm. apt. !:
$50 incl. utils. DISMER AUXIER
CO.. sos H st. NV. MA. SOFIA.
= Ill
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SLAuGHTER'S

Serving washington 80 Years
1925 18th st. NV.
eleV.. bldg. Phones II
rooms; clean, comfortably furnished
% iiGveiy ii;y dining room: music by MuzakS
meals per week. becinning at sic
per week. Without meals. beginnine
e. a. 90 per week Bus stop opposite
oloS' Truly a pleasant place to live
{ DUPONT 7-7666 g.
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APTs. FURNISHED-vA.

LIV. RM., bedrm. conv. to PentaRon
and buslines, All utils.. 500 no ,'all
Liv. RM, with frepl.. . bedr2s..
conv. to PentsRon and buslines
GSmpl Go Tsdec-' all utilS.. $ll5. Call
ARLINtiTON furn de luxe
lge. 2-bedrm apt, $40, Apply Apt.
l7l0 N. 10th st Arl
COW, TO PENTAGON--Attrac, re-
Gently Tedec a, iTbsdrm apt LOCATED
location, close to. shop, and express
transp,; S99.5O, incl. heat and hot
water. Apply janitor. 4Ol Common
wealth ave, Alex. DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. MA. S-05S2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for cple. or
. businesswomen in pvt. home: !
occupant; 10 min. from Pentagon
and city. OF. 4-a3l3.
n. ARL.-Modern spac. apt. with pvt,
ss. s1sr to sSp4ecate sSTSs nh sa WE nsn Mss'
N. ARL.-5-room apt. in c-fsmily
unit. completely furn.. Sll0 per mo.
CAL = II: BENorT, Realtor. KE.
FALLS CHURCHG3-room apt, com
pletely furnished. in 4-family unit;
convenient location; S97 so per mo.
Call J H; BEMoIT. Realtor, KE
FALLS CHURCH-On busline: COM
pletely furn. 3-rm and bath apt:
all utilities. cooking utensils. dishes.
linens and private parking included.
Counle only 500 mo. JE. B.
l141. -
ALEX.-Lovely lge. 1-rm. efIic.. newly
dec. Clean. pvt, ami: $50. TIE.
R-3A3o,
ELEGANT. NEW 3-bedrm. apt; every
thing furn., some maid service; pre-
fer bachelors; mr. pentagon; $40
per mo- OF 4-S455 10
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

1928 M ST. NV, of Conn., con-
Meeting rms. and bath: $50; all
rtils' aaults; aE, 5;o,n1 IiasIg, ,,,s g., nvt
home; vicinity all Govt. bldgs.; on
busline. ME. S-052S.. %
COLORED-I2OO EUCLID ST. NV
Lge. unfurn. rm.: share kitchen with
either person: near tranSp. Cal
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APTS. FuRkISHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. hv.
rm.. kit, . bedrms., bath; 8 closets
sep. thermoStat. Apt. bldg: laun-
dry. stor. faciiS: $3.50 JU. 9-3139
LOVELY 5-ROoM first floor apt: >
pvt, entrances: fireplace; near hus
and shop. JU s-452S. -
SuITLAND-Walking distance Census,
Navy. Hydro. brand new
bldg and furn. SIT 50. Avail. immed
7. D. BURGESS. 10 9-95l3.
3 LGE. RMS. and pvt bath; newly
dec; close transp. Call WA. 7-4a3S
TAKOMA PARK. 1909 Maple ave -
Gentleman: liv. rm bedrm.. kitch-
enette; pvt. entrance; gas. light and
heat; near bus and stores. $50. JU.
5-l5Sl.
BEDRM.. twin beds, dinette. kitch-
enette; share bath. Sl6 per wk.
incl all utils. S110 Wis. ave,
Bethesda. OIL. 3-9S3S.
DUPLEX-Liy. rr... bedrm.. kit. bath;
pvt. entrances, SIS incl. utils. WA.
S-SI3t. -
LIVING RM. bedrm.. dinette. kitch-
enette. bath Must be seen to be
appreciated OIL. a-3l73 l0A
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
4l0l HAYWOOD PL.
MT RAINIER. MARYLAND
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Just across the District line. bus
fare. Convenient to shopping center
and theater. Excellent bus trans =
portatton.
Nicely furnished apt: reception hall.
liv, rm.. dinette, bedrm.. kitchen and
bath; sos incl. utils.
Reception hall liv. rm. dinette,
bedrms.,. kitchen and bath; Sl34.9u
incl. utilS
Plenty of parking, lovely grounds
Apply in person WA. 1-6300. -
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ROOMS WANTED

ETIRED ELDERLY ENGLISH
BACHELOR. desires board with pri-
vate family. viii pay $50 month.
CO. 5-64S5. z"
QUIET, pleasant room with private
bath; refrig: little stair climbing
and minimum TV, radio, traffic
noises; desired by sober. mature
to Natl Press Bids. Box 55-B Star,
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED-D. {.

Gated: j ise. rms, KIT. Hnvi and II. bath. IT,
newly decorated, heat furn., ard d.
reduced to Ss5. Ho. 2-6295 o to
pm. -6
600 VALLEY AVE. s.E.-a bedrms.,
liy rm.,. bath. kit. din. disposal.
closets. 3 expos: bus. shops. theeters.
Boiling. 10. 2-6541. EN-. 3-9428.
Mr.. PA. AVE. BRIDGE bedrm..
liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath: conY.
loc.: rent S6S plus util.; across Pa.
Ave. Bridge. right on Fairlawn ave
to l4l2 Young st. Sc. LU. 2-4980.
1s14-1s QUE ST. s.E.--1 and 2 bed.
rm: spts now. available. S79. 80 and
$04 so. everything Included Keys ct
l.p,lI;. AT; !; 1913 ogs, CHARLES c.
'sss fss ssss.p e. ss dins't. 9ses%a ssa !lss
S62.50 plus heat and utilities. sun.
and ewes. call LU. 4.7401: weekdays,
9 to 5; RE 7-3216. CHARLES c.
liip iipSNsF Z 81, N.E.-rvo sedrms., LIVING
ecyEeEythins cEENht . 4 incIudsd; q! !. CHARLES c.
1881 s ST. S.E.-Newly DECORATED.
Two bedrms. living rm,. kitchen. d.
1szIoI. TeaEdevs pT
7:3216. CHARLES C. CONNER. -
EXCEL. NE-BEDRM. APT. avail.
at $69.50. All utils. incl. Close to
good shopping area, bus stop at
door. express transp. downtown.
Also ] two-bedrm. apt. at $3.50
mo. Where? 3945 4th st. Sc.
tcorner Atlantic ST. SHANNON d
LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. MA.
3 ROOMS. bath, kit. inclosed porch !:
in large bldg. Apply janitor. 1900
1-bedrm.. Ist-flr. apt. at 40 For
roster St: express transp. downtown.
within walking distance to large
shopping center: S66.50 mo-. heat
and INV. incl. SHANNON Il LUCHS
co. 1908 H st NV. MA. S-2345.
33:I-A CROFFUT PL. Sc. (near
Gfeenway Apts). Large l-bedrm.
duplex apt. completely redeeorated.
additional space In bsnt.; resr yard.
DI. 7-4244: ewes. RA. 3-O619.
313 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
5 rms, kit. and bath; rental. $3.50
PER PER mo, gHsoST on lease Mr.. washourn'
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1929 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-200b.
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NEW DE LUKE APIS.
OPEN DAILY
l.Bedrm Apt.---$76 to $3.50

2 Bedrms -$9l so to S94.6O
lncludins utilities ready for IMMH.
DIATE and later occupany Large
rooms huge closets with 2 expo
sures; electric garbage disposal and
master antenna included O6-street
perkins and ulavgrounds
Driving dir: Out 8. Capitol st. Bridge
to Atlantic ST.. left to 4th st., right
I'd and DEVELOPMENT
JEFFREY GARDENS
SEE RESIDENT MGR. APT 2Ol
1854 7th st. Sc. 10. 2-0700
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COLORED - I4th AND FAIRMONT
SITS. NV lge, l-rm. and Kit
front apts., furn. or unfurn.; and .
rms. kit. and bath. DU. 7-0656. IC
COLORED-EFFICIENCY APT. bed
back porch. Newly furn Suitable for
.. $3.50. Call after Z pm. I'M
2-76g9. -
COLORED-LIV. RIM, bedrm.. kit,
bath: all pvt: newly dec; adults
1877 irving At. NV. HO. 3-5565
10
bedrm. apt: next bath. empl. cple
942 I4th st. Sc. IL 6-91oT -
COLORED-?423 18th ST. NV
. rms, kit and bath, S6s per mo.
DU. 7-1l7g. --6
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LARGE FRONT ROOM-Light house
keeping for man. Sill Sth st. s.w
NEAR CAPITOL. ~ blk. from Pa.
aye,--Well furn., single rm. Ii.
1855 -
CAPITOL HILL, 2oa 1st st. se.-2
ise. Seperate rms, ] with running
water; sgie. or dble.; semibath. Ii.
4-16SS -6
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CARLTON HOUSE

$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Studio and 1-bedroom apartments in
one of Washington's finest apart
ment buildings. Decorated by Dor
othy Draper. Inc. Magnificent
views, year-round air conditioning.
secretarial. telephone service. pack
age receiving ROOM. roof sun deck,
amplified master television antenna
system: ground-foor laundry. Rents
as low as SS7 so for available studio
apartments. MANAGEMENT on prem
iSeS. Ill
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21OO CONN. AVE.

EFFICIENCY APTS.-Most attrac-
tivelv furnished and decorated
S92 80 to S95 per mo.
HOTEL SUITES AND ROOMS for rent
by the day or week.
See Mrs. Edgerton. Resident Manager
HO. 2-5l00: or call H. l.. RUST CO
MA. $500.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Nicely furnished bedrm.. liv. rm..
kitchen. dinette. compl. furn. Also
efficiency. ST 3-42H2
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-N.E.
ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-s.W

1916 Z. CAPITOL ST. N.E.-Double
and single room, nicely furn.. good
heat. hot water; reas.
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731 Goth ST. "a block Conn. ave.
at R-One large room. kitchen. bath
tshower. no tub: completely and
well furnished; large closets; avail
able now to one person with proper
BACKGROUND; S75. Call WILLIAMS.
Dupont 7-5039 after pm.
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LARGE APTS.-LOW RENTS!
II you are looking for q delightful
place TO live and a spacious apt.
home. be sure to inspect the follow
ing apartments at your earliest
convenience.
THE ONTARIO
Apt. 601-2 bedrms. liv. rm., din
rm., den. foyer. brand-new kit. and
bath This apt. newly dec. and has
9 wonderful view Of Rock Greek
Park 5000 mo.
Ant, l06--4 bedrms.. with liv. rm.,
din. rm. kit. den and hall. S175 mo
Reserved parking and many other
conveniences available. Long OF
short term lease considered.
THE AVONDALE
Apt. 81 bedrms. and . baths
with liv. nm. din. rm.. hall. kitchen
and den. &l65 mo.
2633 18th ST. NV.
Apt. 6-Attractive studio apt, con
tanning bedrms.. nv. rm. din. rm.
kit. and bath. The conveniences OF
q house and the utility Of an apt.
$50 mo.
For details and appointment to in.
Spect INQUIRE
EDMUND J. FLYNN CO.
washington Bldg. Ma. S-956e
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1858 Mass. ave. n.w.-Home 10
discrim. guest: transient aecommoo
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ApTs. FURNISHED. c.
SHIPLEY PARK

Attractively furnished brand-new fur.
niture; completely redecorated;
bedrm.. liv rn.. dinette. kit. ano
bath Oarge rooms) picture windows
ample closet space. laundry facili.
ter. ter Once on ' deveiopmert. eve SS S4nc n
25th st. Sc. 10 2-0l35.
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Gsi den Apts.--Express Bus Service
All New Furniture
One Bedroom Apt. $lO6
1912 4th st. Sc.
10. 2-a77R or 10. 2-2206.
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eS24 18th ST. Me- newly dec.
sess ha a sa5 H sns ans sath m0nshs saS
NApa APpiy "a SanitST SI,phAr IA 67oss1 1o d.,v
kit, bath, 3 exposures, lge. yd..
$74.5O plus utils. Ii. 3-5S65. 10
! AND 2 BEDKMS.-S.E., Congress
Hts.-GEO. 8. KING CO.. Est. 1898,
2ll0 Nichols ave: Sc. LU.- 4-2501.
APIS. 1-bedrm., $55 and sos incl
dtils., RA. 6-02S0. 50O2 1st st. NV.
GLOVER PARK-Beautiful corner
apt, bedrm.. liv. rm.. den. dinette,
kit. bath; incl. all utils.; adults;
$3.50. Also terrace apt, bedrm.,
all utils.; adults; $64. WO. 6-O322.
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FARMINGTON 1924 18th st. NV.
Lear Dupont Circle--Maid service
cow location. Single $S75; double
ST. 90 up DE 24750
decorated rms daily maid service
switchboard service l7l2 New
HamnShire ave NV NO ? 22Hf
1885 N. H. AVENUE, The Panamani
an"-Lge. sgle, rm. with z windows
and 3 exposures: only SIS week &
WILSON HOCSES-Iti12 18th st
zoos Kalorama rd Excel rms, $50.
S40-S50; pvt bath. $50. AID. 2-9396
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1927 EYE ST. N.W.-Clean rooms. in
excel: LOG: So per wk. MARY
ATTRACTIVE, large front room: re-
fined Jewish home. 4514 18th st.
NV RA 6-64Sl. %
HTWOOD-Nicely furn. single
rm., suitable for young lady; home
privileges; excellent Transportation;
So6 roo TIA. 9-7S10. -5
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y
1I15 P ST. THE Dupont Manor
:nd-h, front; single rm., $50 wk
Also 2-rm. effic. apis. $
DUPONT CIR.-S9 wk: use of kit,
re-sr-, hv. rm., TV: maid service
idssl bach. qtrs.; conv. to transp.
pU. 1,95SS after. z pm. $
1lH 18th ST. N.W.-Clean, sgle. rm,.
next bath. 81. Also rm., dble. bed,
running water, $40. Hu. 3-9676.
The Arizona post., 1954-02-19
Letters To
The Editor

Dear Editor:
1 read with a great deal of
interest the January 15th's
issue of the Post.
I want to compliment you
on getting out such a magnif-
icent Anglo-Jewish newspap-
er. 1 was especially interest
ed in the article by DR.. Milton
A. Saffir on "Child's Security
Depends on Jewishness at
Home. | know him well.
With kindest personal re-
CARDS, l am
PHILIP L. SEMAN
CDR. P. L. Seman)
The Arizona post., 1954-02-19

Once again women are Wo-
men on the campus. ROdeo
Week is over for another
year. Skirts and sweaters
may be more feminine but
give us Lewis any day!
Majorette Bobbie Agron
and pirate Irwin Icobe rated
first prize for their costumes
at the ZBT Mardi Gras held
at the Ell Preside. Confetti
and balloons formed a back
drop for the masked couples
who spent the evening dane
ing and drinking the Zebe's
own punch-type concoction.
Joining in the fun were Lois
Mandel and Sandy Brickner,
Esther SacherSon and Muir
ray Norkin, Diane Rosenblatt
and Mort Klebe, Sara Hand
maker and Paul Fabricant,
Ellen Topper and Bob b
Schwartz, Bobbi Oppman and
Bob Farber, Donna Stine and
Paul BrandeiS.
Formals, corsages and din
ner jackets appeared a recent
evening, when Mortar Board
staged it's annual dance.
Among the couple who elect
ed Ed Harris Most Eligible
Bachelor" were Patty Fetter-
man and Ben Bowsky, Shar-
lene Sack and Jay Goods,
Dodo Grand and Phil Hordi-
ner, Carol Greenberg and
Frank Cohen, Marilyn Davi-
son and Sid Eder, Lois Kerns
and Earl Terman, Sally Ma
linSky and HoWie Feldman.
The Arizona post., 1954-02-19
0 CATSCAPADES o
By ELISE ROSENBLUM

Have you seen the Tau Delt
living room since it was at
tackled with paint and brush
by pledges going through hell
week? We think it was most
aptly described by the immor-
tai Mel Robbins who said,
"It'S not that it's so bright
but when 1 walk into CochiSe
1 can still see blotches of that
cra-azy pink"
Hannah Nussbaum took adj
vantage of UCLA's spring va
cation to visit Liba Breger.
Meeting the mighty cute"
houseguest at a tea given in
her honor were Marilyn Click
man, Joan Reiss, Lee Gold
berg, Sheila Levy, Harriet
Agron, Bernice Steinberg.
Another tea, but this time
at Hillel. We heard Rainy
Goodhart, Bobbie Parker,
Sheila Halpert, Sue Green,
Ann Pessin, Lois Kerns and
Bob White did a fine job with
their presentation of Israeli
songs and dances. The occa-
sion was the annual Silver
Tea.
Congratulations to Stanley
Feldman, Sam MalinSky and
Dick Segal who, according to
Dean John Lyons of the law
school, made better than a
200 average last semester.
Another ZBT man pooled!
The swimming Romeo is
Dick Herbst-the girl wear
ing his pin, Michele Mason
The Girl in Yavapai.
The Arizona post., 1954-02-19
'MESHUGENAH?

David Ben Gurion, who gave up the Prime Minis
tership to become Israeli shepherd in the Negev
is settled happily in his home He relinquished
the most powerful post in his nation that he could
have time for study, writing and contemplation. An
old family friend visited them in the settlement at
Sdeh Boxer recently. "Oh," Mrs Ben Gurion greeted
him, $50 you've come to see the meshugenah."
"Meshugenah' is the Yiddsh word for one who is
"meshugah' meaning mad insane eccentric. 1t is
used both as a term of endearment as we'll as beWi
derment about one whose actions are independent
and unique. Ben Guron arrived, and his wife an
nounced: ''Well, the meshugenah is home" The
visitor whispered to her: 'When will he return to the
Prime Minstership?" Mrs Ben Gurion replied with
all the pride and firmness with which she had fol-
lowed him from frontier-pioneer to national leader
THAT meshugah, he's not"
The Arizona post., 1954-02-19
Here M There
BY JOHANNA BIRNAM

Kuropatkin, Liz Solomon,
Cherrill Alfou, Ina Zunin, Ma
omi Finder, Linda Mishkind,
Deanna Myerson, r e gine
Leeds, Eleanor Kalb, Rita
Waltuch, Debby Taylor, Mar
sha Ross, Lois Elpern, and
Phyllis Milstein and Sheldon
Streiter, D aVid Lampert,
Gene Ledrer, Art Becker,
Morty Sadowsky, Harry Mad
ler, Ken Koenig, Ted Diren-
field, Ken Schacter, ROnny Sill
Verman, Irwin Mordka, Louis
Schaeffer, Dave Schiesel, Da-
vid FEEDER, Robert PoSner, Ira
MiShkind, J. B. Tonkel, Dave
Wilson, Eric D. Mayer, Rich
ard Roth, Michael Sutton, Pc
ter Stone, Steve Silverstein,
Neil Kurn, Burt Watson,
Gene Karp and Dave NOVlck.
Those real nice chaperones
were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. Solo
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Shapiro,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Levin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kalb, and
Grace and Larry Fischman.
Overheard durin' rodeo
week: While Bert Molinsky
was teaching some cowboys
how to play football Bert:
Remember boys, if you can't
kick the ball, kick man on
the other side. Now let's get
busy. Where's the ball?"
Cowboys: "The heck with the
ball! Let's start the camel"
And as the sun slowly
sinks in the western hills
The Arizona post., 1954-02-19

Howdy, little rangers. It's
time for another roundup
with you old friend Buffalo
Chicken Little.
Seems that rodeo time is
here again, and what with
everybody walkin' round a.
dressed like COW punchers,
even the COWS is confused!
But va wouldn't a-guessed
that rOdeO time was a-nearin'
last Saturday night when
BBG's and there dates came
to the Cupid's France all
dressed in fancy store bought
clothes. And never, in all my
born days, did this southern
fried reporter see such goingS
on! Can-Can girls (who look
ed suspiciously like Die k
Keen, Gilbert Tanner, and
Joel Botfeld), sgd Salmon be-
ing crowned BIG lover, Dan
ny Shafton's pianner playin',
and Darlene Copalman's sing
ing really made it a high-fa-
lutin' barn dance. By crackey
they were goodl Those pretty
gals and handsome gents exc
cutting them fancy steps
were: Roberta Skolnick, Bar
bara Agron, Harriet Field
man, Ruth Buchanan, Vida
Carasso, Dawn Violin, Diane
Rosenblatt, Joyce GoldWyn,
Brenda Kurn, Darlene Copal-
man, Carole Glazman, Rita
Feldman, Leona Shapiro, Sue
Schneck, Judy Levin, Judy
The Arizona post., 1954-02-19
I(1lF51;E;z)'
Ida ROZen

1ud hOLcH
After a long illness Mrs.
Ida Rozen died at the age of
81 at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Sonia Goldfreed, 2O5
E. 3rd. She had been a resi-
dent over three years; lived
ten years previously in Los
Angeles. Only a few weeks
previously her Oldest son
passed away in Florida at the
age of 65,
She was a member of Work
mems Circle, Pioneer Women
and Hadassah for many
wears. Born in Russia, she
came to Chicago in 1913. Sur
vivors are four daughters,
two sons, 13 grandchildren
and Is great-grandchlldren
Body was shipped by Reilly
Funeral Home to Los Angeles
for services and burial, held
last Sunday.
The Arizona post., 1954-02-19

Danny Kaye will make like
Sir Lancelot in his next pic
ture. Danny's new film now
being written has a medieval
England background. Hedy
LaMarr and her new hus-
band, Texas oil man Howard
Lee, have left Hollywood to
make their home in Texas.
Hedy actually retired in 1851.
Speaking of Irving Berlin,
Irving has already finished
'White Christmas" for Para
mount, starring Danny Kaye
and Bing Crosby, and has
about one more months work
on another film, the Cinema
Scope There's No Business
Like Show Business" with
Ethel Norman.
The Arizona post., 1954-02-19
OUR FILM FOLK
BY LEON GUTTERMAN

Did you know that the
Marx Brothers owe their ca
reer to their late mother, Min
ME Marx? Mrs. Marx had a
strong love for the theater.
Her father was a German
magician and she had troup-
ed with his show as a harp
player. Her brother was Al
Shean of the famous Gallag-
her and Shean vaudeville
team. Since Mr.. Marx was a
poor New York tailor, money
was not too plentiful in the
Marx family. However, Min
ME Marx scraped up enough
money to give Chico, the eld-
est, piano lessons. Harpo
taught himself to play the
harp.
The Arizona post., 1954-02-19
Wine Is Traditional Beverage

years of the building of the
Temple, relaxed his vigil on
wedding the daughter of Pha-
raoh. He drank wine, and
the Midrash tells us che
changed the whole mode of
his life"
Wine, it would seem, is a
most dangerous beverage.
Yet it can be used to mans
great advantage. We have
remarked how greatly it was
praised. Through the merri-
ment which wine brings, we
can merit the Shekinah. 1t is
good for those "such as be
faint in the Wilderness" and
to those that be heavy of
heart" Thus, the TOrah was
compared to wine. For wine
which grows old in a bottle
becomes more valuable, so
the words of the Law, as a
man grows older, becomes
more precious to him." Is
rael was likened to the vine.
A good wife was viewed as
"a fruitful vine by the side
of the house." Jerusalem and
the Messiah were also com
pared to wine.
KidduSh
I also sought for specific
references to our ritual use
of wine. The use of wine on
Friday evening serves to
sanctify the Sabbath. Thru
it's use we glorify God, and
warm our hearts with the
glow of Sabbath joy. Origin
ally the Kiddush was a house
hold celebration of the religi-
Gus societies of Palestine.
Through the Kiddush, the
Sabbath and the festivals
were sanctified. Later this
service was transferred to the
Synagogue, particularly in
countries where Wine-groW-
ing was not practiced exten-
sively and wine was not avail
able to everyone. Besides, the
Synagogue at first was con-
sidered to be an extended
family table; it was a shelter
for travellers and WayfarerS
who received their meals
there.
The benedictiOn of the Hav-
dolah over a glass of wine
also was once q matter OF