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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-15

sTUDEBAKER ass; complete eelecs
ton; fully recond. and guar. Priced
4034 Wis. ave. EM. 3-72s6. III
sTuDEBAKEs SOS; 4 70 choose
On; pymt, and terms to suit your
sstadsbaKerS. 4OS4 wis. ave. ga.
demonstra. or; Seaut. S-tone green
hea lia; si4nai iisht s many many osn ss:
useful access; new-cer title and g
ance to help on dn. payment. Nc
NEIL tStudebaker). 141S P st.
NV. CO. 5-2153. III
sTUDEBAKER 1947 Champion; beau
tiful light blue finish; . bargain in
economical transportation. See this
G Tss beauty s sSaas 6E ENsss e s
Arlx We. IA. 2-o0Ol. Open tin
$3.50 pm -17
sTUDEBAKER 81 Commander; over.
drive, heater and defroster; i'm
maculate conG asIon =. Throughout" San one
trade or bank financing; CATH
NESS BUICK. INC. Used-car Lot.
66S1. Open TILL y. 10
STUDEBAKER 1858 Commander VS.
hard-top conyertible; auto. trans,
radio. heater, white tires ana many
Butler bonded; S1,995. LEE D.
BUTLER. INC. 1121 21st s.. NV
DI. 7-O114
$50 6-P sedan: over
drive heater. This car is In show:
room condition and 2 real by e.
BUTLER. INC. i12l 2Ist St.. NV.
DI 7-0114.
REGAL 4-dr. sedan. Automatic trans
mission, radio. heater, excellens
tres sok Very clean Arr I SR fN sond 1sl
2lst st.. NV. DI. 7-O1l4.
Wei known for economy and years
ahead in design. A luxurious car
completely equipped. incl; gas-sAvtnE
overdrtye. One-owner; Butler Bonded;
$ss0i Il, LEE n.w D. 81 5UE TL.oli4 NC Aizi
Fully equipped 0vsrdrive. Heater and
radio. A low-mtlease one:oWner car
that. will give miles Of Sest.tEee
service: Butler Bonded: S7gS. LEE
6 p; s9 pTl E7so1 NC ll2l Sl'' st.
OO R~0OVt SC0oHt -
late model Of the car that has been
winning the Mobile oil-gas economy
run over and over. Only S595: NO
1923 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-S416.
TAURUS so small German 2-dr.
sedan: excel. cond.; must sell. best
offer. AID. 2-S217. 7-10 Pm. LIZ
WILLYS 1850 Jeepster: good cond.:
S495. NASH ARLINGTON CORP
2012 N. Moore St., Arlington Cross.
Ign, Va.), IA. $1,000.
WILLYS '52 Aero. Wing 2-door; radio.
heater, overdrive; priced $500 below
present market for only S705: to
No. 1524-XC. MONROE FORD. 1887
East-West hwy, Sill. Spg:, Nd. Open
Evenings It'll 8, JU. 5-7S04.
WILLYS 80 station wagon, The all
purpose, little car with the big-car
performance offering great economy;
Only $685., NO MONEY DOWN.
HANDLEY-FORD. 1923 Ga. ave.
NV. ia. 9-S416.
WILLYS so station wagon. The pop
ular, all-purpose. small automobile
for general usage or as q family IND
car. Only $995, NO MONEY DOWN.
HANDLEY-FORD 6323 Ca. ave.
NV. ia. 9-S416
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Ag gs 4s7 s4s 4dr iu9 acsq $685. $685.
Guar, JACK PRY. 14th and p NV.
AUSTINS '48 TO SO 2-doors. 4-drs.
and convertibles. to to- choose from;
tors: nswecar title and guarantee.
Substantial savings. MANHATTAN
AUTO, INC. lKaiser-Wiuys and
foreign cars. Factory sales and
service for Kaiser. Henry j.; Willys,
Austin Healey sports, car and Aus
tin of England. Both sides Of eth
and r SITS NV, NO.. 7-2700. Es-
tablished 1914, with branch sales
room for Austin-Healey sports cars
and Austin a,.S Of E2slaT Nd at islo
BUICK 1883 Super conv.; light blue
leather interior; r. and h; Dyna1ow:
MOTOR SALES. 1717 R. l. ave, 1.e.
BUCK tic -' '5s super Riviera coupe; all
PENNY MOTORS, 1920 r. !. ave.
ne. LA. $4,000. lie
BUICK 1850 2-door sedan: fully
equipped and ready to roll for. sum:
mer driving: give-away price OF
$Sa5. NO MONEY DOWN. HAND
dy4is e3@s Ca ave. NV ia
BUICK 1853 Super Riviera coupe:
radio, heater, ,Dynaflow, CUSTOM
made seat covers. Wv. tires. beau
tiful 2-tone finish: Immaculate from
bumper to bumper; the new VS.
encad to To oHn is only gar ySa wO9 Y9us
CAR WILL MAKE THE DOWN PAY
MENT. Terms to fit your budget,
G GSSnr SuTSSyD asa as mon sVe S
TIA. 9-S416.
BUICK 1852 Super Riviera 4-door:
tone finish; q sparkling car that
you will be proud to own; only ST.
395 YOUR CAR WILL MAKE THE
DOWN PAYMENT. Terms to fit your
budget; VIC Gl9sed r s4nday s.S See Monday
NV. ia. 9-S416.
BUICK 1851 Special 4-door: radio.
heater. Dynafiow: l owner: a real
| bargain. 81 ,245. Plastic seat covers.
cash; trsde p,f Of bank 1h, f Imam
$4,000. Lot Ph., Wo. 6-55sI. open
BUICK $50 Roadmaster Riviera 4-dr.:
r., h., Dyna.. power steering, Wv.
tires 1-owner; immaculate; must
sacrifice only Sl.595: Trade and
terms. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK.
BUICK 1947 convertible; splendid
condition; sacrifice, terms. $40 down.
ROPER" 18th and r. l. ave. ne.
BUICK SO Super conv.; T., h.. Dyna..
Wv. tires; very low mileage; like
| new: sacrifice: $2,295. Trade and
terms. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK.
Goth st. and r. I. ave. ne. liz
BUICK "a Super convertible: S3,-
$50, cash. ia. 9-6S6S. liz
] BUICK AZ conv.; red: WV. tires. r,
and h., power seat and windows.
4 ia. 1p36SS after pm. III
BUICK 81 Riviera r. and h. Dyna-
flow; original owner: excellent con-
dition; 81 1876. JE. 3-11S4. LIZ
BUICK 80 Special 4-door sedan r
and h., new seat covers, full tank
of gas and D. c., Md. or Va. tags
included in price OF car. Full price,
SS95. $295 down. Terms. OTHO
WILLIAMS. Buick. 2OO1 nichols
BUICK ITe; rs IS super Riviera: r. and h,
DynR., E-Z-Eye Glass, Wv. tires
l-owner; immaculate. Full price
/ S2.295, S765 down, bank financing
/. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK, 2uOl
Nichols ave. Sc. 10
BUICK 50 convertible; r. and n.
> Dyna., E-Z-Eye Glass. WV. tires
power brakes. power steering; Oh
owner; immaculate. Don't mis-!
this one: bank financing. OTIS
WILLIAMS. Buick. 2001 Nicholi
ave. Sc. 10
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BOATS Cent

36-FT. 1859 RICHARDSON sED. |:
shower, hot and cold water ship
to shore, TV. Estes organ, Al other
extras: boat like new: cost $4,000:
ceciiton (Md. s446S. 'OO 20
ACORN, 41-ft. double-cabin yacht.
This is an outstanding bargain as
she is fully equipped, ready to step
aboard and cruise. Can be seen at
Capitol Yacht Club. See capt; on
LEFT. DE LUKE RUNABoUT, prac-
tically new. $125 or best otfer. AP.
oiE-FT. DURATECK aluminium pram.
used I season, in perfect condition.
1x III q WOLVERINE. 7M-h.p. motor.
seats f isa nsH 66' 51soss a 3 uPa0i
CABIN CRUISER, 26-ft., excellent
way, Deaie, Nd. ~. 5000. 2Is
FOAM RUBBER BUNKS. midget
refgr.; ship-to-shore radio. GILL;
LAND, 2l46 r st. NV. Elk. 3-6633.
I4-FT. RTTNABOUT. windshield.
cushions and steering wheel. $3.50.
EVTNRUDE 25-h.p. 1853. like new,
with 14-ft: remote control. Oh.
1853 or OIL. 2-1060. IL
CHEAP, must sell by 25th--39-ft
cabin fishing launch. 2O-ft: tapboat;
ia. 7-3747., ewes. Make ofier. --16
JIM'S RADIO SERVICE
JU. 8-1969 FEC Licensed
liz
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LOANS

lst AND End TRUST LOANS MADE;
24-hour service, Call Ii. 3-0445.
JEFFERSON MORTGAGE LOAN
CORP
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
Solidate your present trusts, thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
terest and give yoG any balance in
cash. Call MR.. MILLER. ME-. e.
1920; evenings. LA. 6-5I94
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10 very desirable seasoned deferred
purchase money End trusts; secured ,eS
substantial cash payments. Reas.
discount aE YIS4s, Call MIR, FREDE Erie
es 800 SECOND TRUST. payable 500
per mo-; Sc int, due yrs; on
Improved Monte. Co. property; well
secured; $3.50. JU 9-8077. lis
DON'T SELL ends ,
4 advance cash on End trust notes In
hour. YOU KEEP NOTE. or viii
purchase outright at top price. RA
6-22S1, ia. S-6676. day or eve. 81
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BoATS

FISHING PARTTES-Chesepeake Bay,
Eastern Bay. Sharp's Isle, Goosss.
TerrinR bay, Reser call CAPT.
KfNG 10 4.5S43 daytime After
and week ends. WA. 7-4192.
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TRAILERS

SPARTAN Is IT,; all alum; twin
srs.ler; n 81. 7e5a' Az: 4-sssz. iS: !.
ft.,'53.. like new. all
alum. sleeps 8. Wonderful vacation
House Trailer, 6xio IT,, home
made. never used, ideal for week
ends $3.50. HA. 2-9566. -16
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MOTORCYCLES

BsA MOTORCYCLE, $50. 500 &C,
$500 mil, carefully used, S3S5; for
immed. sale: EN-. 2-450S. JU. $1,000.
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED, cottage, Deale area. near
water; low down payment, low
monthly payments. What have you?
Write Box 1925, Star. -21
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
! WILL TAKE YOUR HOME in trad

! WILL TAKE YOUR HOME in trade
for my houses in Florida. Owner's
Phone or write for appointment.
JOHN F. KOLER. 927 18th st.
NV. telephone ST. 3-2341. lie
ORANGE CITY. Fla. on main Route
IL between Deland and Orlando. If
you are going to Florida. contact
sites as low as $395: $50 down. $40
monthly: graded streets, the purest
water in the world available. Trade
your home for a beautiful Florida
rambler. or we will build on your
lot for as low as $3.50. Be ouI
guest at our own hotel: S25 weekly
each. Including meals. Let us ar
range your trip Telephone or write
for beautiful brochure. Orange City
Hills -927 18th St NV. ST. 3-2341
ask for Mr.. Perkins. lie
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GARAGES
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

REAR OF $3.50 WIS. AVE. NV
Lear garage. $3.50 per mo. See
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

Rnd TRUSTS, Arlington area: lmmed
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES
.2l9a Wilson blvd; Arl IA; "a 2 1890
1891 q st. NV. ME- S-2495
MONEY ON End 1RUST-We will
buy 2nd-trust notes D. c.. nearby
Nd. or Va; reasonable rates. ma.
TIONAL MORTGAGE ID INVEST.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH, BEACH
ocean block: reas. IA. 9-IS9I or
RIA, $1,000, III
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Outstanding Cattle Farm

One Of the finest cattle
farms in Virginia. Consisting
Of 422 acres with 0 beautiful.
dignified Colonial residence.
built 1890. Also 2 tenant
houses guest cottage. tremen-
dous brick barn and silo plus
show stable. The property
has been modernized and is in
excel. cond. Approx.- 40 miles
from D. c. For further infor-
nation. please call Mrs. Dick
inson. WO. 6-S111.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors, Uptown office, EN-. 2-6715
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End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

9nd TRUSTS wANTED-cash today
RA. 6-22s1. IA. S-6676 day or ewes
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

725 Wis. Ave. : OIL. 1910
Open ewes. till 9.
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JIM'S RADIO SERVICE
JU. 8-1969 FEC Licensed
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coupe: beautiful
equipped with radio,
light; a real beauty,
priced to sell quickl,
YON-PECK (Chevrolt
son blvd, Arl., Va.
open til $40 pm.
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PLYMOUTH 40 de luxe 4-dr.: i
owner; excel. cond; Only $l95; Nc
BUICK. goth st. and r. ]. ave, ne.
PLYMOUTH '4s club coupe. new
motor, clean throughout. First rea-
sonable offer. Pc. 2-6762.
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BUICK 1883 Super conv.; light blue
with black top; Wv. tires; dark blue
like new throughout; 81 ,995. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1717 r. /. ave. Pc.
BUICK '52 super Riviera coupe: all
equip. looks and runs like new.
PENNY MOTORS, 1920 r. ]. ave.
ne LA. $4,000. -16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-08

Eliminates wee d
seeds, supplies
h U m U IS to soil.
Oreonic fertilizer.
So Id.
Sears ! Stores
The Arizona post., 1954-09-17
SociuIs and
Personals

Mrs. Hy Strikman was in
Cincinnati for a month to Wis
it her parents.
The family celebrated the
18th wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gold
stein on Tuesday.
About the 26th Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Weiss go to Chicago
and will attend holiday serv-
ices at the South Side Syna-
gogue in Chicago at which
their son, William Silberman,
is cantor. They'll also go on
to New York before coming
back. They'll be absent some
two weeks.
Among those patients in To-
cal hospitals are Max List
zky, recuperating after a fall
at his home and Morris Gross
man, who underwent surgery.
They are both doing well.
Deedee SOnenbIick flew in
last weekend to visit with her
mother, Mrs. Faye Sonen-
blick. She is a student at
UCLA.
A surprise party was given
at the home of Valerie Winski
last Saturday night in honor
of the neWlyWeds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred White, who were
married in San Francisco
Sept. 4. Eighteen guests were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. White
are living at 521 N. Forgeus.
Michael Keller has been
convalescing at the Mckee
Rest Home, GA E. 4th, for
the past few weeks and will
be glad to see and hear from
his friends.
DR.. Nathan Schneck is in
New York attending the Inter.
national Congress of Optha-
mology and the American
Academy of Opthamology and
Otolaryngology.
6 Arizona Post, Sept. II, 1854
The Arizona post., 1954-09-17
Shevu Holding
A Patio Party

Another one in the series
of informal community card
parties sponsored by Sheva
Pioneer Women will be held
Sept. 18 at 8 pm. in the patio
of Mrs. Elmer Appels home,
81 N. Fremont. Admission
will be nominal and include
attractive homemade refresh
ments. A prize will also be
awarded.
Mrs. Appel and Mrs. Max
Vegodsky are chairmen and
they remind players to bring
their own cards and sets.
The Arizona post., 1954-09-17
RoaA~
SRnanA
Bethanie Enid Black

DCNAASbAC A@AAAA DAsNN
SGT. and Mrs. Allen Black,
5751 E. Helen, are parents of
a daughter born Sept. 6 weigh
ing 6 lbs. 9 oZs. and 19 inches
tall. Baby was named at Sab
bath services at T e mpl e
Emanuel last Friday eve
ming. Grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Cohen, N.
Elaine, Mrs. Maude Black, YO-
semitic, Ky. Sgt. Black is sta
toned at Davis-MOnthan.
Patti Joy SalOnic
Third daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Salonic,
1873 N. Stewart, Sept. 10,
weighing 6 lbs, 10 ozs. and
2O12 inches tall. Grandpar-
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Salonic, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
FiShman. Mr.. Salonic is with
Supreme Cleaners.
The Arizona post., 1954-09-17
BBW "Pot-POurri"


Sept. % marks the opening
of Bnai Birth Women's formal
schedule under the new pres
ident, Mrs. Max Goodman.
Meeting at Anshei Israel,
lunch will be served at noon,
preceding the meeting. Mrs.
Rose HirSch is chairman and
Mrs. Anna Price co-chairman.
Members and guests are well
come.
The business session begins
at l. Reports will be made
on the district convention at
tended in San Francisco in Au-
gust by Mines. Goodman,
Charles Kalb, Herbert Mar
golis, Morris Podolsky. Com
mittee chairmen will be intro
duced.
Participating in the "Pot
POurri" are: Mines. Beryl
Greenberg, Maurice Kansky,
Irving Kipnis, Herbert Mar
golis, Jack Nevins, Morris
Podolsky; Darlene Copalman
and Judy Levin of BIG. Mrs.
Abe Bernstein is accompaniSt.
Also as part of the program
arranged by Mrs. David Levin
Mrs. Charles Kalb, cultural
chairman, will read a paper
on the significance of the
High Holy Days.
WOrkmen Circle Report
Joe Gotkin, delegate to the
district convention in LA re-
ported to the board on Sunday
and to the membership at its
meeting Wednesday evening.
Evening BBW
Evening Bnai Birth Women
will meet Tuesday evening at
TIillel House. BBG will pre-
sent the program.
Temple Young Marrieds
Temple auditorium will be
converted into a midway of
fun and games of skill on
Sept. 19 for the Las Vegas
Night celebration. All games
will be played with TYMS
Gelt, to be distributed at the
door. Ken Cohen and his COM
mittee have arranged for all
the displays and decorations.
There will be no charge and
all members and prospective
members and guests are in
Vited.
Big birthday party celebra-
ton will be held Nov. II.
There will be a buffet dinner
and dance b d. Gerald
Hirsch, past pres, is evening
chairman. M a t V SChuler
heads up the membership
drive. They invite all young
couples to join with them and
offer a warm invitation to all
young people to come out for
Las Vegas night.
The Arizona post., 1954-09-17
Organizations
HilleI ReOpenS

HilleI ReOpens
While FIillel held open
house Wednesday nights dur
ing the summer, the full
schedule of activities began to
get underway the last week,
with the welcoming and reg
istratiOn of freshmen.
The all-U picnic Sunday
evening with Jewish students
meeting at Hillel, was the sig
nal for the opening of the
campus season. Concentra-
ton is on membership.
JWV At Hospital
Helping at the Bingo and
watermelon "bust" at Veter-
ans Hospital a recent Mon
day night were George BuchS-
baum, Phil Roth, Sam Block,
Ira Weiner, Henry Okrent,
all members of Jewish War
Veterans. They'll hold a sim
liar affair at VA once a month
hereafter, since the patients
enjoy them so much.
AnShei Israel Dance
Altho activities have not yet
gotten under way beyond reg
ular board meetings, energies
are bent on making a success
of the dance and variety show
at the Pioneer on Oct. %. Mrs.
Michael Schaeffer is chair
man and Mrs. Jack Fruch-
thendler co-chairman. Tickets
are now on sale. The donor
luncheon is scheduled for No
Vember.
Eve. HadaSSah Meeting
Now that the summer is
practically over, members are
settling down to formulating
plans for the year. First fall
meeting is on Sept. q, at a
place to be announced to
members. Mrs. William Walk
er, senior group president, will
give a national convention re-
port. Ben Yasmer will show
a film on membership. Eye
banks will be distributed. Mrs.
Arthur SZerlip is hospitality
chairman for the social period
which concludes the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Club
S'IicOth Celebration
Members will meet at An
shei Israel at 9 pm, Sept. 18.
After the club session, mem
bers will be hosts to the con-
gregation prior to midnight
S'licOth service. Chairmen for
refreshments are Mines. FIar-
ry Roffman, Moe Steinberg.
A social will be held for
members Sept. 26. A movie
will be shown and popcorn
provided for munching.
HadaSSah Resumes
After a long summer of in
activity the first fall meeting
is set for Sept. 21 at Anshei
Israel at 1 pm. Refreshments
are served prior to the meet
ing, which starts at 1:30 pm.
On the program is the pres
ident'S report on the national
The Arizona post., 1954-09-17

conference in New York, from
which she just returned. Mrs.
Alex Weiss, program chair
man, will hilight the signifi-
canoe of the approaching hOli-
days. "a New Morning. a
film on HadaSSah member
ship, will be shown.
Members, friends and new
comers are extended a cordial
invitation by the president,
Mrs. William Walker.
Eve. BBW Program
Recently formed evening
group, developed for those
women whose responsibilities
do not permit daytime activ-
ity yet interested in Bnai Birth
Women, will meet the second
Tuesday of the month at Hill
lei House. Prominent project
will be parties under the USO
for the military at Armory
Park, and service to patients
in Ward 9 at Veterans Hospi-
tai, including social activity
and gifts.
Invitation is extended by
Mrs. Jerry Kray, acting pres
ident, to women in the COM
munity to join.
A. /. Mems Club
Entertainment
To serve as an impetus to
attract both members and po-
tential members, there will be
good live entertainment at the
Sept. 20 meeting of the Mems
Club at AnShei Israel. Set for
8 pm. the program will in
Clude a MC.-cOmedian, a blues
singer and barber shop quar-
tet. Richard GOetZ, president,
invites particularly the men
who are not affiliated with
outside groups. Membership
in the congregation is not a
prerequisite.
Sheva Board Meets
Board meets Sept. % at 8
pm. in the Hebrew School at
AnShei Israel. Choral group
meets on Monday evenings at
the home of Mrs. Max Vegod-
sky, 81 N. Highland, rehear-
ing Yiddish and Hebrew melo-
dies, some old and some new.
Women interested in singing,
tho not members of Sheva Pi-
Oneer Women, are welcome.
Lillian Wald BIG
Model pre-holiday services
will be conducted by members
and present will be the two
AZA chapters and Stars of
Rebecca BBG. NIT class con-
Quoted by Leona Shapiro still
accepts candidates. Her phone
is 1882.
Stars of Rebecca
Season got off to a good
start. Fifty were present at
the Back-tO-SchOOl dance at
Iillel a recent Saturday night.
Activities will get under full
sway Immediately after the
holidays.
CanaSta Club Announces
Popular Women's group re-
sumo their regular Monday
afternoon card parties Oct. 4,
at the home of Mrs. Michael
SChaeffer. Thereafter t h e
group will meet at their reg
ular place, Anshei Israel. Mrs.
Dennis Bernstein has been
designated hospitality chair
! man bV H96aSSah
The Arizona post., 1954-09-17

You'll enjoy the interesting Jewish and Hebrew music
artists whose the Arizona Post Hour
every Sunday morning, starting at 1O:3O over KVOA.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-09-01

Call it roughly eight months The
SNGBO league season will be three
rounds of IL weeks, and it will start
at $50 p m. Thursday, September 9,
in Main Bowl.
Secretary Gloria Nagai today re-
leased the official team rosters for
the '54-'55 campaign. Besides Miss
Nagai, other officers of the loop are
Hissie Sakanashi. president; Mar
garet Senda, vice president; Joyce
Toshi, treasurer; and Ann Aoyama,
sergeant -armS.
The rosters are
The teams follow:
CT Takahashi-Kazie Yokoyama
Amy Takano, Peggy Okada, Miye L
shikaWa Gladys Hamano.
Takano Studio-Maida Okazaki,
Xxi TsutakaWa. Susie Kuwahara
Aiko I(yono, YoYo Konishi
Conner Sales-Fumi Yamasakl
Pat Hidaka, Mickey Oyama, Lois
Yut. Kimi Ishii
Hong Kong-Mary Maniwa, Dec
ko Shibuya, Hissie Sakanasfi, Mid
Tanabe, Carol Daty
Toms Grocery-Mary Hiraki, Mits
Kodama. Fumi Suzuki, Grace Uchi-
mura, Madge Kirita
Other units, all without sponsors,
are:
Elaine Miyake, Janet Sugitachi,
Taxa Takenaga. Nancy Kuwada,
Elsie UrakaWa.
Rose Shimizu, Mary Hikida, Ruth
Hikida, Jose Nakamura, Toshi Wa
tanabe.
Carole Takeshita, Marian Namba
Janet Okamoto Pauline Matsudai-
ra, JoAnn Ottawa.
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Northwest 'isei Open Golf Meet

Naito II
Y. Kihara II
Tazuma II
r. Sasaki II
Q 4th Flight at jefferson
7:10-Teshima 20
Murakami (Portland 20
Eguchi Is
Fukano 18
7:15-Matsumoto 10
Nakamura Portland 10
Ikeda Is
Taniguchi 18
Saiki CSpokane) %
7:20-Nomura 10
Onishi 10
Ito 10
Kondo (Spokane) "a
7:25-Tosaya 10
Bahia 10
FujinoCPortland 81
Kayahara CSpokane) &c
7:30-Okazaki 20
Yagi %
Tamada 20
Yorioka 20
7:35-Mamiya ID
Sato "a
Yamaguchi 90
EitoWf Spokane) SO
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them lest hey succumb NCL pressure japanese
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7:15-U T. Nakagawa IL
Egashira IL
K Yamaguchi IL
Funai IL
7:20-R. Kihara IL
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Joshua Hata IL
Kats Nakayama( Portland II
7:25-J Osaki Portland 10
j. Numata (Spokane) 13
Iguchi Is
Tsubota 13
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Uno 13
T. Sano 13
. Bird Flight at Jefferson
6:30-S. Tesaya IA
K. Arai ID
E YoShino Ia
w Nakamura IA
6:35-Willy Nakamura (P) Ia
Harry Yoshida (Spokane) IA
It Muramoto Ia
S Sakai Ia
6:40-I Minata(Spokane) Is
Tex Irinaga Portland Is
Hidaka Is
Tanemura Is
CASE. Tsutakawa (Spokane) Is
Takasumi Is
Kaseguma Is
KinoShita 16
6:50-T. Umino (Spokane) 16
Kaneko l6
N. Nakagawa Is
Hayashi l6
6.55-E. Sano Is
S Watanabe 10
B Soejima (Spokane) 16
A Yamada II
7-Komoto 16
Shiogi Is
D Imada (Spokane) II
Miyake II
7:05-D. Matsumoto II
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SNGBO League Sets 33-Week Season

June Watanabe. Marge Tomogu-
chi, Irene Full. Anne Aoyama, Ma
rianne Urakawa.
Togo Kitayama, Nobu Takahashi.
Miyuki Hasegawa May Namba, Bet
ty Fujioka.
Marge Senda. Rose Young, Joyce
Toshi, Gloria Osawa, Kiyo Kanda
Lillian Tada, Gloria Nagai. May
Terayama, Masue Furumoto Gloria
Hyodo