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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-07
ice Will Not Probe
Efforts Of Young 10
Gain Central Control
BY the Associated Press

The Interstate Commerce
Commission today turned down
a petition from the New York
Central Railroad Co. for an in
veStigation into the moves made
by Robert r. Young and asso-
ciates to obtain control of Gen.
trial.
Central contended in a petit
ton filed early last month that
the ICC should find out whether
there is any undisclosed plan for
a joint control of Central and
the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail-
roads.
Mr.. Young resigned the board
Craftsmanship of c. g. 0. in Feb
ruary in order to wage vigorous
proxy fight to take control away
from the present management
under President William White.
The matter comes to a division
at a central stockholders meet
ing May 26.
Mr.. Young retained his board
craftsmanship of Allegheny
Corp, which once controlled
c. & o.
In refusing the request for in
vestigation, the ICC said the
allegations raised in New York
CentraIs complaints standing
alone and considered in con-
junction with the information
developed through the commits
ssion's preliminary inquiries, do
not constitute sufficient grounds
for the institution of the inves-
tigation requested"
The commission emphasized
that nothing in its order of de-
NAL shall be interpreted or
construed as determination by
this commission of the propriety
Or legality of any acquisition or
exercise by any person or per-
sons OF control of the New York
Central Railroad Co. and the
New York Central System, or of
the propriety or legality of any
interlocklng directories insofar
as it relates to the New York
Central System"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-07
100000 in Salvage
From Tempo Denied;
$4,000 Value Seen

Said Haddad. president of the
ABCD Corp, 1881 jefferson Da-
Wis Highway, Arlington, Va, to-
day denied his firm expects to
get 100000 in salvageable ma
terial from a temporary build
ing here. He placed the figure
around $4,000 retail, adding the
profit will not be great.
The firm is razing sol Seven
tenth street NV, just south Of
the State, War and Navy
Building.
Earlier Estimate.
Lester Leopold, the firms vice
president. told Tit. Star he first
estimated the retail value of the
material at around 100000.
Mr.. Haddad pointed out the
estimated value of the material
to the firm was around $12,500,
but would retail for about $20,-
900. His firm will pay the Gov
eminent $3.50 for the job of tear
ing the building down.
But this is not as lucrative as
at first seems, Mr.. Haddad
pointed out. He said the firm will
spend $4,000 to $4,000. This
involves labor cost, hauling, TAX
ing away the concrete footings of
the building and restoring the
site to it's original appearance, he
explained.
Five Firms Bid.
Mr.. Haddad said bidding for
the job was very close among five
contracting firms in this area.
If the Government decided to
reserve all the material, it would
have to pay us around $4,000 to
do the wrecking job" Mr.. Had
dad declared. In effect, the
Government is paying us for
$4,000 job by letting us have
most of the salvageable material.
Officials of the General Serv-
ices Administration, which made
the contract, declared the public
got the best bargain possible.
They said the Government is not
equipped to do this specialized
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-07
Woman Deputy
Sworn in Fairfax
For First Time

A woman deputy sheriff has
been sworn in, for the first time
in Fairfax County.
She is Mrs. Cecile Irons, 80. a
slender. attractive brunette who
has been secretary to Sheriff
John Taylor for two years.
Mrs. Irons was sworn in yes
terday by Deputy Clerk Frank
Gooding. She is the ninth deputy
added to the sheriff's staff.
According to Sheriff Taylor.
Mrs. Irons principal duties will
be to serve warrants on persons
who appear voluntarily at the
sheriff's Office for acceptance of
service.
Mrs. Irons lives at 200 Maple
avenue in the town of Fairfax.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-29


and who to my knowledge has
never even played golf on a
course which did not ban Jews.
Nor, have any of us been able
to remember Godfrey hiring 6
person of our race for any of his
various enterprises. It is true, il
fairness to Mr.. Godfrey, that he
has Jewish friends in Florida. Blu
even these are persons who cate:
to him and help him in arranging
his shows from here. 1t is sad tt
think that in the year 1854 we
still feel that we have to apollo
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-29

Members of the Congregation
Beth Jacob were astonished by
the ability of 8-year-old Lazerke
Berger, child prodigy cantor from
Israel in his first appearance here.
The youngster was the feature of
Jewish Arbor Day held last week.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-29

While on the subject of Can
tors, Miami Beach will be the
scene of concert on Feb. II by
world famous cantor Moshe Ku-
sevitsky. The Sisterhood of the
Miami Beach Jewish Center is
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-29

Those of us who are familiar
with entertainers and Mr.. God
frey's background must be sub
ject to definite feeling of nausea
at the thought of South Florida's
leading Jews meeting to pay
honor and tribute to a man who
has never stayed at a hotel in
Florida which was not restricted
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-29

gize to the very people who ig-
more our existence and honor
them to buy their forbearance.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-29
St. Petersburg, Florida
Straight From Miami Beach
By HAL BERG1DA

Greater Miami Jewish Federation has announced plans
Arthur Godfrey This be held at
the Saxony Hotel Jan. &c.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-01-29

At last weeks meeting of the
Department of Florida Jewish
War Veterans, Ben Kaufman, ma
tional executive director huddled
with state leaders on problems
confronting the group. Members
of local American Legion joined
in many of the business sessions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

TAKoMA PARK-Larse liv. rm.. din.
nm; ! bedrm:. bath. auto. laundry
c so%G1s5i r fakk ~ 1926 s!5St Knox I'd
and bath; walking distance to Mary
Ter; transp; s96:50s utils: included.
M IN fsea q HP rs e 500 l. H. ave.
Spacious 2-Sedrm.. f fiv. 'r r%'. DIM frr
kit. bath: So. so. incl. utils. "a
ROCHELLE APIS. 5000 N. H. ave.
apt .,o lolIk ssarrr large shODE ct ctr.
Eta Ss.h sss incl ~ ut En "a sln''
apis; liv. rm.. dinette. kit. bath;
screened rear porch; mr.. schools and
shopping center; s65 to $50. Po.
THREE EDRooMs. in Coral His
eon con-" asiSl f i0c.ted. %. 5soss
SILVER SPRING. overlookinG Sligo
modern kit. tile bath; new apt. bldg.
reas. Ad. 2-0742. EN-. 2-s6ss.
SILVER SPRING. bedrm. ist n
s scent d nett table ali to sps sese t shD Ss
range and refrig;. storage space.
| windows: ss6. SO plus utils; immed.
occup Out. Piney Br. I'd. left on
BIZ biz 70 so $50 B graa sn Ed' APT 3
oS SResooM -AND-BArH apartment.
4ll9 Bladensburg I'd. Colmar
a ManoI nT nS' S ~ cn nnt S1ge ,v
rm'. bedrm. kit. and bath. newly
dec; cow. loc., car and bus. mr..
District line. 1-fare zone; sos and
SIS AP. 7-4461; adults. pa
TAKOMA PARK-Wall;to-wall car
It, din inn. area s' front rt and BACK po1eh.
You'll like this one. JU. e-2lss.
TAKoMA PARK, MD. Choice l.
s ssdrn apt Dt pTaf neg ssS Cunt Rsd 0 49,
1855 5ei 's siTR sa11ia ST.. Chevy
| Chase. Md and . bedrms.. utils.
furn.; blk. transp., churches
stores store $50: $3.50 to sl25' E. M PR Fl
SILVER sPRING-New 2-bedrm.
mo. utilities included. WOODMOOR
AGENCY. INC. Ju. e-5555 " o
TAKoMA PIX. 500 Houston Ct
liv. rm.. dinette, kit. tile bath, 5
closets: sos, incl. utils HE. A A,
rAKoMA PARK. at District iine0s
.lge. rms. kit. and bath: close to
SILVER SILVER Slime pr Sd1i nr. Georgia and
Colesville-Liv,, nm; dinette. kit.
$3.50 mo. u. $3.50, JU. 1854.
APIS, AVAILABLE AT CoByR TER.
Next to schools and shop. ctr. bus
r iatRR r. dP2f Wa a1h7Ss apt sfoo
SILVER SPi'RING-TAKoMA PARK
area-7Bedrm.. liv.. rm.. din. rm;,
kit;; bath, screened , porch ! block
md $3.50 mo-; no child. or pets.
TO s1 6IaGsr' FOR 3 MONTHS BEGIN
ninN April l; Monthly renewal OPP
rm. apt; excel. transp: swim. pool;
free bus: play areas. Silver Spring,
GROOM GHFURN. APT. in Kensins-
ton Nd, for gS sntlem nIh. or cple; al
IIiS, AhA AuOVA @AOOSoh oI'' w.
SILVER STANDARDIZATION apis.
very close to large shopping center
and buses. All apis. have, windows
| windows in liv. rm. Separate din.
rm.. TV antenna. lge. kitchen with
| home-size equipment and pvt, park
ing. Rentals, SS4.50 to sos plus
dtils, tutils. average approx S10. per
monthly RALPH j. DUFFIE. rRealtor.
si1oi GARLAND AVE. Takoma PIX
| l bedrm., liv. rn., din. rm.. kit. and
bath: newly decorated; $6S.50, g.
unit apt, bldg. ~, 9-914O. -26
1902 GARLAND AVE.-Bedrm.. living
nm. kit, and bath in modern AUNT
bldg; $40 partly furnished. ROBT.
E. LOHR. Realtor. 81 Cedar ST.,
--26
TAKOMA PARK. MD. - 1-bedrm.
apis: 6-unit apt. bldg; utlis. furn.;
SIS and $50 month. OIL. 4-3130.
40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
HOUSES FURNISHED

MANOR, Alex, Va. -
home. Dining rm.. living nm, Kit.
and bath: $500 mo. Full bsmt. and
Storage attic. 333 Fairhaven ave.
SHANNON g. LUCHs CO., 1905 H
Ex: HSnREWs FIELD. Clinton. Md
kitchen bath. lee: lot; SIS mo,
For appointment. ,UN. 4.9O52. .-25
FIVE RMS, completely turn; lower
floor. din. m.-liv. rm., library or
util. rm. with cleo. washer, dryer
and ironer:. garage. tool and work
rm.; end f., . bedrms. and bath :
lge. yard. with many flowers; avail
immed. 3139 North Abingdon, Arl.,
Va. Call OWNER KE. s-7124. No
10-RM. HOUSE. newly decorated,
furn, near Supreme Court. 1882 so
F OK All vi LACE N.w.-s bedrm 4
completely furn.; gas heat; gar;
rent year or more to responsible
party. Avail. April Is, EN-. 3-1T53
ROCKVILLE bedrms., completely
pleasant spring and summer; avail.
NEAR MACARTHUR BLvD.-Eine ma
sonry home. Liv. rm., f1rep1.; din
rm... equip. kit. . lge. bedrms.. full
Sl45. PERRY HAY CO, JU. 5-3oo5.
GRIN. BUNGALOW; adult family.
For details. call JU. 9-0191, after
pm. al
6-BEDRMS.. 2 BATHS; nicely furn;
Albemarle st. NV, just off Conn
ave: close to al! schools, shop,
cali Mr.. Strickland. JAMES L.
DIXON & CO., ST. $1,000, AID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-VA.

GARDEN APT. Lorcom lane area-2
bedrms.. sep. din. rm.. cross ventila-
ton, all utils. furn.. sos mo. ST.
ARLINGTON, mr.. Colonial Village
Lee: corner apt. 1-6edrm., liv; ,rm..
dinstte. kit. and bath: in apt. bldg. !;
1 G6ls bus Sn shop: 10 min; PentaGon.
SeS4. e SSE', ia Ac a-oiss go Us 1A D.
CLOSE M -bedrm. apt, ali utils,
ircl.: a mile from 3: C.; So. SO
per mo. Call IA. $4,000. -25
NORTH ARLINGTON =. Available
To-Day G, rent free until III! April q, ard
nm. service disposal. janitor serv.;
10 min. from downtown Wash. !:
SIP per mo. incl. utils. JE.
Authorship area; eniciency $50;
ia. GIRO Plsoton i n. oa ak AZ Me gus
NEW DUPLEX. close to Fl, Myer; 2
lee. bedrmS. each and 27-ft. liv.-din
nm, lge. divided bsmt.. auto. wash
er; upstairs ',i,i SIP; downstairs Sl295
s545 ewes. or all day Sat. and Sun.
1880 N. oUEEN-1-bedrm. apt, gar
gen type lovely legation; utils. icL;
ALL -bedrm. apt. with small extra
Theater; 3 min. Pentagon, Arl. Hall,
D. C.. Avail. now. ia 7-0744 20
$65; ARL.-1 bedrm., liv. rm., kit.
and bath: in apt. bids; adults only;
no utils:: mr.. Fl. Myer and Wash.
& Lee Shop. Center. Days, EN- g.
MAGNOLIA GARDENS. Arlington;
Columbia pike at Frederick St
AVa ~: nov psd-r Beautiful and spacious
rm. comb. latest in kit. equip.
parquet floors, Venetian blinds, 5
exposures, utils furn., 500 mo. For
Information. call IA. 5000. 81
ALEX, tDel Ray) Corner-1 bedrm
liv. rm.,. kitchenette. bath apt. for
bus 9qs' she shUp aa RAYMOND APIS
ARL., close in---New l and 2 bedrms. ;
cow: Georgetown. D. c.. Pentagon.
Fl. Myer. parking, transp.. shopg
$50. so to $lO5; utils. except cleo:
no children. 1909 Fl. Myer DIR.
3-BEDROOM redecorated LIST A. apt,
with lge. rms, newly refinished f1s.;
in the heart Of Alexandria, cow. to
Only ! left Of the 8 downtown apts..
: bedrms. md A.. brand-new condi-
ton; exclusive with JAMES M. DUN
CAN. Jr.. Realtor and Insurer, 800
N. Columbus ST.. XII. S-S400, XII.
Lio9tDGss, ApARTMENTs-Avail. i'm
utils. incl. Cony. Pentagon and Navy
Annex. Apply 500 Tenn. ave, Alex.
Va, o am. to pm. oV. 3-0950;
CLosE-IN ALEX. vA.-one bed.
| liv. rm., dinette, kit. and bath. Avail
able April 10. Call res. mgr, XII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
SILVER SPRING
REDTOP Rn

ANAO " w.
TAKOMA PARK BEDRM., LIV
RIM. DINETTE, KITCHEN. TILED
BATH, OAK FLOORS. DOUBLE
SINK. COMPLETELY REDECO-
RATED, CONTROL OWN HEAT. ALL
UTILITIES INCLUDED. ATTIC
STORAGE SPACE. MAY USE OWN
WASHING MACHINE. CLOTHES
LINES OUTDOORS; NICE YARD
FOR CHILDREN; STORES BUSES.
CHURCHES. IN WALKING DIS
LANCE. FIRST-FLOOR APT. $50:
JU. $3.50. FULTON S-7453
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24

52O1 CENTRAL AVE. Sc.
Apt. IL. In modern apt. bldg, Q rms.
kit. bath. 500 mo. incl. all utils.
except cleo. See 8 am. to 8 pm
Capitol View bus stops at corner
FEDERAL RENTAL CO., 916 NY
ave: NV. Ma. STAG. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TWO BEDRMS.-s55 PER MO. pays
maint.; total price. $3.50; down
SuysS Sis &{Ff REzl EsrAffEf sl 5x
FRONT aDS29 CORNER 81 I I'm APT. Of unusually
foyer large beautifully proportioned
living nm. with fireplace. full-sized
dining room also with fireplace,
immense master bedroom. modern
kitchen En.l co and bath bat close-in location
poSure. Price reduced. Please call
Mr.. Gavin with H. G. Swiftly CO.
ST. $4,000; res. AID. 2-5O04.
SILVER sPRING-2-bedrm. apt. With
excellent view Of Sligo Greek PARK,
$4,000; excellent terms, Please cali
Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITHY CO.
81: 3-330O; res. AID. 2-5004. -25
BKOADMOOR-1st Offering OF this
dc luxe, 2-bedroom. 2-bath apt. in
room and inclosed sun porch or
den. 3 exposures--complete re-
decorated. The Broadmoor enjoys an
excellent Conn. ave. location ard
affords the ADVANTAGES and atmos-
phere OF a de luxe apt. hotel at
T pF1es t pis.s. oe ss1 coTrespondlns
H. G, sMITHY CO. ST. 3-3S60:
res. AID. 2-5004. -o5
ATTRACTIVE GROOM, kit. and bath
apt. with a4-h.p. air conditioner, ele-
yator; excellent. location; adjacent
shopping and transp. $500: liberal
terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin with
H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. $1,000;
res AID; 2-5094: -25
LARGE EFFICIENCY in highly de-
sirable hotel-type building with ex-
cellent close-in location. "a hour
elevator and switchboard service
Price. $1,000 with monthly oper-
ating charge Of only S22.lO Please
call Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITKY
CO.. ST. $4,000; res. AID. 2-5O04
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24

COLORED-Ivy City. Walk to work;
liv.. rm., bedrm.. kit. dinette. tile
bath: auto. gas heat, mr.. Hecht's
warehouse and w. Va. ave. $65 mo.
1922 Providence st. ne. Apt. 5. Key
at ls4S Central pl. ne. THOS. D.
7 WALSH INC sl5 llth"st. n.w;s p1.
COLORED-I63 HICKMAN ST. Sc.
utiIs. Incl. Ii. a-74s5 s''' anu e. gan
COLORED-3OO BLK. 10th ST. NE.
15B,edrm;. lily rm., kit; bath. pvt,
" D. JOHNSTON DU. 7-14es:
CoLoRED-5s1s EADs ST. NE
Liy. rm.. bedrm.. dinette. kit, bath,
f S1I,,, tenants pay -utils.; cS65
oS SfG6EPGH u.s. Fl Ssih sS s.! M So
I rms. kit. and bath; apt. bldg; SOS
COLORED-I3e4 EUCLiD ST. NV
New dc luxe Ice. eftic. apt; 1880
mo-. heat and hot water incl. No
snt See pm res THE TIE in c an La
COLORED-23S-A 5ith ST Sc
se7.5o.' Ex. $780, $780, RA an S-59 9iin'
COL IRED-LGE. l-RM. KIT. APT.
Cow. loo, 18th and You NV; utils.
incl: reas. NO. 7-0346 bet. 10 and g.
CoLoRED-e RMS. KIT, bath ant
newly ns,T , Tedec;; =, ne legation. For appt.
CoIoRED-e4es 18th ST. Nv
z rms, klts and bath. 500 per mo.
c9LoREb.is14 a2nd ST. Nv
Newly decor. one room kit, semipvt
b baSlno porch Sae Respon. adults onlv.
CoLoRED3s BIG BEDRMs.. kit.
all utils. 900 46th st. ne. Just OH
Sheriff I'd; good transp. and close
saA MRP vf LuG sh2Pp eo. f s5st5i' i
CoLoRED- Go c ST. Me- Ice.
rm.. kit. bath. S45 plus utils.;
conv; everything. ST; 3-8316. 20
COLORED-HOW is THIS for reason
, ABLE rent? s595G and $3.50. plus
separate dinette. kit. with refgr.
and stove; front and rear entrances.
2, or SHANNON g. LUcHs CO.,
' sstR 3 dss '9; s son and ext ext
COLORED--517 seth ST. N.E.-Mod-
ern l-bedrm: apt; $69.50. Call
Mr.. Duyall, DI. 7-640O. VIM. Gallo
MFRS INVEST. CORP. REALTORS.
c DO Eb'n + Exo oiT' m nice
bedrm. apt. avail. now. Lge. living
rm.. modern pullman kit. and full
tie ne bath a;sli,. 500 Yop st. nv. 77i5Q;
$ss6 sm al u apt ne "s eRct sp e ks
See Janitor or i SHANNON 3 LucHs
COLORED-LGE. BASEMENT APT
Conv.. transp.: utils.. furn. Children
c aGGicSep p CO; 59590.
1880, incl. heat, water. Cor. mr..
Navy yd; Sc, On bus. streetcar line.
CoLoRED@a-BEDRM. H HPT. oSSSS so.
Apply tanitor. Rhode Island ave
PIXIE st REALTY CO.. Agents. 1417
CoLoRED-1747 BRUCE pL. Sc
bath, with bsmt.; $65 mo. plus
utils:; newly decor; cow. location;
excel. transp. Call JACK KRAFT.
Ma. $4,000. sos 14th st. NV. -26
52O1 CENTRAL AVE. Sc.
A Ri + bath tt m ss o apt ,n sds rms
except cleo. See 8 am. to pm
Capitol View bus stops ct corner
FEDERAL RENTAL CO.. 915 NY
ave. NV. Ma. 8-7418. 81
rms, Kitchen and bath: s So.
s sSa e 5.t &; s s4,SS-rv0 rms. kitchen
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LOCATED IN
BEST NV. SECTION

Emciency. air conditioned - $4,000
l peoroom. hv. nm. porch - $4,000
: bedrooms, bath. liv. rm.,
dining room, porch s12.soO
bedrooms. 2 baths, large
living room, dining room,
maids room and bath - S27.50o
Ihese apartments have good-sized
rooms and nice closets and are in
an exclusive and well-managed
building.
Call Mrs. Kraft. With
Randall H. Hagner g. Co., Inc.
1891 Conn. Ave. NV DE. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24

HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr
small and large Jobs: trained men:
long-short bookings: ms Ii. R-3364
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0lO4. UNION sTOR-
LIGHT HAULiNG. local moving:
beaches a specially S. L. MORRIS
~; 81 50 or II 6-2sS9
ACTION MOVERS-We move by lob
or So per HI Call any time. day
or night: no. 2-7331. go
ARE you MOVING t. California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos al lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING Ma S-4S52
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RIA. 3-l4l6.
EA-GI-Move, PACK. crate. store,
move your trunk or house. Local.
long dist. Pc. 2-3S37. 2S'
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
2-bedrm. apt. in brand-new 3-unit
bldg. next to park; individually
controlled heat. 4 exposures. pvt.
entrance. rental includes all utilS.
and free use Of washer and dryer:
S110 per mo.
Z. r. BLANCHARD. REALTOR
JU. $4,000 TIL 10 -26
ExTRA-LARGE and 2 bedrm. apis,
direct transp. to D. c.. close to
schools and shopping center 63rd
pl. Defense hwy. 1858 quincy pl.
MEURILEE ARMS
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

FURN.. EFFIC. APT for 8 mos, located
bet. 18th and Goth SITS. NV. Call DI.
The Arizona post., 1954-09-03
SheVa Pioneer Women

Of interest to members
will be the opening fall meet
ing at Anshei Israel Sept. 8
at 8 pm. Origin and signifi-
canoe of the High Holidays
will be discussed informally
by Mrs. Sol Gruchik, the eve
ning's chairman. G n or |
group will present a group of
Hebrew songs at its first pro-
gram this season. They are
Mines. George Epstein, Jo-
seph Finkelstein, Sam Gold
stein, Sol Gruchik, David
Mishkind, Henry Rogers, Max
Vegodsky, Anna Winters. Ell
leen Radner directs and ac-
companies tn e chOralers.
Community singing will fol
low.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Abe
Pine in honor of her daugh-
ter's marriage in Tucson and
Mrs. Henry Fassler, whose
son was married in New York
this summer.
Temple Young Married
in Drive
Club aims for a member
ship of 125 couples, says Mat
ty Schuler, membership chair
man, who is sparkling the
drive. To stimulate the goal
The Arizona post., 1954-09-03

a LAS Vegas night" will be
held at the Temple auditor
ium Sept. 19 for old, new and
prospective members, in the
form of a get-together.
Jewish War Veterans
Ever mindful of a major
function of the JVW, mem
bers will sponsor a party for
ambulatory patients at Vet
erans Hospital Monday eve
ming. Chairman of arrange
ments are George Buchbaum
and Henry Okrent. They ask
members of the post to be
present that evening to as
sist with the undertaking. AT
fair will get under way at
Z pm.
Bnai Birth Women Board
Mrs. Morris Kleinerman
will be hostess to the board
when they meet at her home
Sept. 9. Bowling league is be-
ing formed to play on Thurs
lay evening and more bowl
9rs are sought. Prospective
players should contact either
Mrs. Jerry Kray or Mrs. Earl
SydoW at 6-9514.
The Arizona post., 1954-09-03
Organizations
Evening Hadassah Social


With the advent of the new
season, members of the Eve
ming Hadassah look forward
to fruitful year. Meetings
will be held the third Tues
day of the month at the
homes of various members.
General procedure is for a
short business meeting, a
speaker on some aspect of
Hadassah activity and a So
cial period. Group is cOmpOS-
ed of those women interested
in the work of HadasSah
whose home responsibilities
do not permit them to par
ticipate in the regular group,
which meets daytime.
Women interested in join
ing are asked to contact the
president, Mrs. Seym our
Schulman. Next meeting is
Sept. 81 at the home of Mrs.
Joe Kinds.
A. /. SiSterhOOd Calendar
Sept. IA will mark the ini-
tial fall meeting of Anshei Is
rael SiSterhood. Mines. Sam
Deutsch and Hymen Gold
berg, delegates to the region
al conference of the National
Women's League, will report
the proceedings under the
theme: the more Torah the
more life.
Program chairman Mrs. Os-
car Koenig will introduce of
ficers via a skit. Program
ming includes a fall dance
and variety show on Oct. %
with Eileen Radner as me.
at the Pioneer Hotel ballroom
for benefit of the school schol-
arShip fund. Chairmen for
the dance are Mines. Jack
Fruchthendler and Michael
Schaeffer.
Donor luncheon has been
moved up to November. Mrs.
David Kramer will serve as
chairman assisted by Mines.
Sam Deutsch, Sidney Weiss
berger. Reservations are al
ready being taken at 5-1218.
WOrkmen's Circle Delegates
Delegates to the regional
conference of WOrkmen'S
Circle and the Jewish Labor
Committee in Los Angeles
this week end are Joe Gotkin
and Morris Wanger. AT the
Sept. 18th meeting at Anshei
Israel they will report on the
sessions and a social will fol
low. Guests are welcomed at
that meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Club
Observe S'licOth
In keeping with an estab-
liShed custom, members will
meet on Sept. 18 at Anshei
Israel to conduct some busi-
ness followed by a social
hour. Then the members will
attend the midnight S'licoth
service in a body. Mines. Har-
ry Roffman and Moe Stein
berg are in charge of the re-
freshments. A major event
will be the Breakfast dance
Yom Kippur night, always
popular with the community
and for which there is a big
turnout.