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THURMONT. MD.

FREDERICK COUNTY
90 miles from D. c.: 144-acre dairy
farm. So acres in grain. never fail
ing stream runs through meadow;
8 rm. completely remodeled frame
house: new bath, 2 porches;; Wash.
chions (room for BOZ, milk house,
silo, beautiful mountain view Price
reduced to S21 600 for quick sale
Call JU. 5-7324 or
LAUREL REALTY CO.
500 Flower Ave-. 8. s., JU. $500
Northern Virginia Area
$40 acres fertile farm land and old
frame house at 1914 per acre.
$40 acres mountain land at S2s
210 acres abandoned farm land a
$40 acres mountain land at Sill pc,
40 acres mountain land at $40 pei
About these and other types o.
cNlntry property call or write JOHN
ALLEN JOHNSTON. Realtor. Lees.
burg. Virginia, Phone 757.
BEEF-CATTLE FARMERS
200 acres, S14.95O. Take notice
greatest opportunity of lifetime
e MeS' oered besasn ponds ~
chicken house. IS acres oats Incl
About so head Of young Blacl
Angus now on farm can be bought
extra. on easy terms. Location near.
ssYaMEEsRss ir co. RA ass s-S4si tin %
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AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

CADILLAC PARTS, for 1910. at Q
etc. parts; excel. cond. JU. 9-9543.
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5 POINTS
ON THE BAY
WOODED ACREAGE
1895

Several / to 8 acre tracts. located
at Riyerwood Farms, . part o.
Cape ct. Marys on the Petuxsn'
River. Roads, telephone and cleo
in: use Of / mile Of beaches and
picnic park. Priced from 1896 tc
S995. terms II desired.
Dir. Nd. Route No. 5 Through Wal.
e corner foIioW CAPE st. Msrys signs
~ N. c. HINES a. SON -
ia. 5-7009 Eyes,, IA. 7-10SO
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1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY. Sc,

MT. GILEAD ACRES
Bordering Loudoun County's
LITTLE SKYLINE DIR. y
Mount Giiead, the highest accessible
point in the Catoctin Mountain
range Of Loudoun comprises several
hundred acres and has recently been
laid out into number Of homesites
ranging from seven to forty-six
acres. Many offer superb view of the
Blue Ridge, Bull Run and Catoctin
Mountain ranges and Sugar Loaf
DRIVE ri OUT SAT. OR SUM-. Be
TWEEN TWO AND SUNSET.
Route: Take Rte. z to Leesburg. left
on Rte. Is four miles to Piedmont
hSts s ssrn s ssht t on hs L ood so
Orchards to Nj. di i Acres us Sign
Fer details call Mr.. Bailey. Lees
FRANCES POWELL HILL
DE. 2-4101. ONCE Hours.
COLORED-46th ST.. bet. Blaine SC
and Wash. pl. n:e.--Beautiful level
down. $50 mo. DAVID coOPER, S oS
F. st. NV. MA. 1857 or RIA. 9.
lcoLoRED-NEAR coLEsvrLLE, MD.
-12 acres: long frontage on hard
road; $500 per acre. Also "a acres
old house. electricity. front on
roads, level land, some woods. good
i invest 16 II 900 PeI acre o, Act
vile. Md. Call Evergreen 4-3S46.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

10 MINUTES FROM ROCKVILLE.
Md, on paved road. 80 acres; VIII
sell as whole or divided into To-
acre tracts. Call Thomas II. Aphsy'
s ST; efHieassfouFs r 4ssT Rsaltor VIII Is
West Montgomery ave. 20. s-2sss.
LAKE BARCRoFT-Lge.. wooded lot.
BY owner. Less than cost. Call Elk.
81 SsSs aGkEs with a5o-ft. frontas age on
only 80 minutes to downtown Wash
ington. Located in Lanham area.
Cali THOMAS r. HALEY, Realtor,
Lanham, Md. AP. 7-S300:. 80
LOT, 6ox102, with all utilities. Piney
b Bra mel l and o hi75 BiadensDurs vic
II 900 SO. FT.--zoned apt. or du-
pick Adjacent /, to large. garden
s syRif Mr. Mr. NS1G fS 5k. ' sssssi;
ewes. ia. S-6525. .
LOT, 10ox12o. Shirley Duke area
$3.50 cash. XII. 9-7603 after 8
LAUREL, MD, mr.. IT. Meade-5o.ft
front. new section: shade; $1,000
n va e Mass EYES SSE q EExTTk VII ends
ssiSoo l 4ss1 eaearls sye ms
BURGESS .Realtor, e1os Broad o st
N. ARL.@S3', nice. soft. wide lots
facing park ct 1882 North Quantiee
aoLDBLATT. 512s N. nth st. Ari
81 ESQ - We have a beautiful lot
with street, sewer. water and every
thing in; Ready d TO 4, 60. n asMl ks tTSn
T W. s fS FIVE ACRE HoMEsITks,
in beautiful Forest Hills. Located
on Route 301. near new Annapolis
Freeway. Lge.. trees, wide roads
49, go. CAN NJ. LEO sToRcH.a a AZ
IDEAL 5Eaisi' HoMEs1TEs. or florist
aaaleas: oak grove: on hwy. Ian.
N. 3. RYoN CO. RA. 3-6146.
eAcRa E sdat ssin gish saSa
Shirley SAY hwy: rolling hills: Iss
trees: fishing; swimming: birdie
paths: restricted: secluded. yet &C
cessibie. $700-$900 acre. Terms
sEEV nj SLSSf leach. ND, lse. corne,
lot. 70x15O: 2 blks; from bay; excel
1O0-WOoDED ACRES, Buckinghan
County, va; Z mi. from courthouse
stream on place; $40 per acre
Terms: Boy 22lI 5NWr star Nr.;n.,n ..or
Md, S1S,500 SO. #; Cc2; largei
MOTEL SITE, 5 acres, on Route $40
near Gaithersburg, Md; terms. OIL
C0RNRR LOT and life membership
in Shenandoah Retreat Countr!
(.lrh 81 f,15. WE. 1864. IL
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KAY REALTY co.

INSPECT TODAY
"VACATIONEER"
YEAR-ROUND HOME
2-3-4 Bedroom Models
$1,000 to 81, 995
25% Down Payment
PLUS lot
Low Monthly Payment
LONG BEACH
/; OVER ! MIIf or WHITE SANDY
2: pRf4ATE BATH AND PLAY.
3; PRIVATE DEEP WATER YACHT
4; IEAuTIEuLLY WOODED ROLL.
8. OIL SURFACED STREETS.
9. CENTRALLY DISTRIBUTED AR.
7; s oSyzEEEs y ia AMHnL-kEpr vAcA.
8; HgNbbsEbs OF SATISFIED LOT
o. r REGULAR EaTf YEAR-ARouND TRASH
AND GARAGE COLLECTIONS.
10; NO FINER FISHING AND CRAB.
II; BOATS FOR HIRE TO OWNERS
IL: FULL.sizE HOME SITES ssst
UP. Low PAYMENTS.
TO VISIT: Drive 8 miles south oil
Prince Frederick on Solomons Tslanc
I'd, turn left at. St.. Leonard ant
follow Long Beach signs to regis.
tration ONCE on shore of Chesa.
NJ. E. RoCKHILL, INC.
ST. LEONARD. MD.
! Phone: Prince Frederick 306-J
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CHRTS-CRAFT

CHRIS-CRAFT
This 10 the seasons windup Of boats
New IT-ft. Sportsman, 40 h.p. eng.
New 1S-ft. Riviera Runabout,, 100
Late 1850 1s-ft. Sportsman: beauti-
full condition.
24-ft cabin cruiser.
New 32-ft. Express cruiser. two 14b
h.p. engines; completely equipped,
It will pay you to talk with US about
these boats.
r. L. VanFossan, Inc.
Washington's Chris-Craft Dealer
$50 Maine Ave. S.W.. ST. 3-O32o
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE

En0F Eft LEO TIN GALE
5 ACRES. Modern center-han S-rm
house. Lge. liv. I'm. with firepl.
20x24 din. rni.. modern kit,
front porches: superb shade ane
shrubbery, full bsmt.. new furnace
full attic, slate roof. Entire house
in perfect repair. 2-car garage
horse barn, chicken houses, .goot
bluegrass sod, mr.. churches, stores
schools and r.r.. Ideal for com
muting, perfect for some one with
lge. family and accustomed to -gooe
living. 81 mi. D. C. $4,000: "
90 ACRES. 7-rm. house. \ baths
oil heat. 1Sx24 liv. rm. with fire
pl., hardwood floors. paneled den
modern kit. screened porches. pvt
driveway, 4Ox6O. cattle barn, :
streams, 10 acres wooded, bal croI
and grass. 2 mi. to Cloverleaf o.
dual highway: % mi. D. c. SCI.
600. Exclusive.
303-AcRE dairy farm. s-rm. center.
hall house: 30-cow dairy barn ant
silo: 40x7O bsmt. barn; corn house
etc. Cattle fenced. Never failini
streams. Land in high state o.
cultivation. Pvt. bluestone drive
way, long frontage on State I'd. 2;
mi D. C. $4,000, terms.
CHARLES H. JAMESON, Broker
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LONG REACH

LONG BEACH
Fully furnished to 4 bedroom cot
tages, highest type residential colon,
on Chesapeake Bay. Excellent bath
ing, grabbing and fishing; boat
available by day or week.
AVAILABLE DATES AND PRICES
z /s1 to sI7-$4466. $s5, $$600. $$5500.
81 81 te 70 s s1a1s4o ss$e $751; SCI ST. s
$50. $e5. SO. So. $50. $IS5. 90
s12S to 9j4-S35, $40, $50. S55
$50. $65. $40. SIS. $50. $50, Sl25
94 to 9/11-$35, $45, $50. $50
$50, $65, $40, SIS. $85. S125.
After 9J11-Reduced rates--Au sizt
To Inspect, visit Long Beach. Fol
details, write M. e. ROCKHIIL. INC.
st. Leonard, Md, or phone Princ'
Frederick 30S-J.
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COTTAGES2.25O

WI 4xANdG PAs6OV
woodland Beach. 8 rms, electricity
running water. inside bath. Ready
RIGHT ON THE WATER
81 500 down on ) 5-rm. cottage,
riparian rights: beautiful view oi
South River. Only S7.bOo.
LOTS ONLY-$25 DIN.
$50 and up for lots at Avalon
Shores. Herald Harbor, Seiby-on-
the-Bay or Woodland Beach.
ALL WITHIN ONE HOUR OF D. c
Carton further 8 w5sSsas s..es e. co NJ.
9323 or seiby once. West. Riyei
1924 Ess q on : Fte 5 Sla Central Ave.
KAY REALTY co.
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CRUIS ALONG, Bucanneer 10 ant
Vacationer 90, '54 models, On dis
play in water; immed. delivery.
Thompson, cupboard runabout: full
line in stock: immediate delivery.
johnson Seahorse (outboard motorsl
most models in stock for immediate
delivery.
RCA Golden Courier (35 ". radio
telephone); Just arrived; immediate
OiBERRY MARINE SALES
Phone 27Sb Solomons. Md. -
CHRIS CRAFT 1949 18-ft. Sports
man; 95 h.p. engine; never in sal
water. A real bargain.
1853 25-ft. cabin cruiser. 95 h.p
engine; completely equipped ant
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MOTORCYCLES
SPECIAL

AIS. 40 Springer: 500 &C.; single;
black and chrome gas tank: S3oV
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

NORTH BEACH-Furn., clean, com
sso os4sis eo''ase' sleeps o. 70
BACK BAY BEACH-Two-bedrm. cot
tage, mr.. Deale, Nd; cows. lge.
lawn. quiet; $35 wk. EN-. 3-o231
H sSfnaaSi; Pr, MD.-rishins. Dol BOAT
ing, ETC.; clean. comfortable; sleeps
c g 81 & az Each S5es 81 COTTAGE i on
new pier. ia. s-os Sa.' n'''a @s1
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL, 4-bedrm.
STE i1ss per . VI. e s.7sss7.A 1 Is6 g.
BAY FRONT COTTAGE, ami, avail.
A aSsas s IL % Sn M Mss river ssss
HERALD HARBoR. MD.-Mod. cot.
loo. on sandy beach; avail. Aug. .
on; S35-$55 wk. JE. 4-6S40. IL
PINEY POINT. MD.-Cottage for
rent; completely furnished, except
I PessS; ssssG beach sa,4 To 5Is PiiHksyS
POINT HOTEL. Julius folsom; $40
wk. accommodates. two. ~
s35 PER WEEK and up for cottages
at woodland Beach, Selby -on-the-
Bay. ami. Call KAY REALTY co;
Ave. ext.,. OF b. G. CAN RA. $4,000.
COTTAGE. (New) for rent or sale.
Shady Side. bay front, electricity
furnished; toilet. shower. AID. q
SCIENTISTS CLIFF. Port Republic
Md.-Furnished cottages. $40 tc
$50 per wk. for rent to college
graduates. Nearly 2 mi. Of sandy
bay beach stocked fresh-water lake
central tested artesian water tC
each cottage; organized recreation
director; large community bldg.
congeniel association for adult,
and children. Drive down AS mi
beyond Prince Frederick -
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FISHING PRIVILEGES .. stocked
lake: Blue Ridge Mts; W. $S S5 sea;
KITTY HAWK. North Carolina-Nev
ocean front furn. cottages for sum.
mer rentals. Call EN-. 2-69Sl Of
COLONiAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. din
I'd. near water. Rent by Wk. or for
winter. ia. 2-6097 after pm.
BIZ
LAUREL LAKES
Edinbure. Va.
Modern cabins with cooking facilities;
fishing. swimming. hiking.
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81 ACRES

340-ft. frontage on Indian Head
hwy, with buildings suitable. for liy'
ing quarters and restaurant. Dedt.
Gated soft. entrance to hwy. Rtpt
for development. Phone til p.m.
LO. 1887 or LO. 1912.
JIM BRITT
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TRUST NOTES FOR SAILS
AVIATION

IFAIRCHILD F-24 RAG; 4-place, prac.
tically new engine. Ship needs re.
COVERING. WIN be sold TO first persof
ERGO. HE. 4-6623. ~
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ST. MARY'S co. -.
Lovely Q bedrms., liv. rm.. Ice. KY.
and breakfast nook home; WIZ
waterfront and rear, full bath on
ist a.; shower in bsmt.. lge. well
arranged attic. Only q yrs; oi0'
Vacant. See Cecil Gibson during
August Mt his summer home NEARBY
with M. PAUL HANNAH, 732 17th
Ell NV ME. S-41OO.
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ARLINGTON /.
AIR-CoNDITIoNED
ONCE Suite
DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space IN Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answerinE. mail service avail
Cali DE. $4,000.
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DIGNIFIED ATMOSPHERE
Suite Of 4 large rooms with foyer;
high ceilings. fireplace: In the
American Bldg, 1917 F st. NV:
1928 mo. Call MIR GRIFFIN: 40,
MA. S-4272 Ewes, ia. 2-6S93
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SPECIAL
wimber. Pa, 50-mile national, won,
az Bay Meadows, Calf. won on HID
Model K last Sunday.
Come in now and ride an HID Model
X or XII and you'll experience
new thrill In motorcycling. Top al,
lowance on trade-in OF your old
machine. We welcome foreign makes;
Smile national this week end at
Williams Grove. Pa. ,o
Free ticket to Langhorne lOO-milee
national with every purchase OF sou
We viii be closed this Saturday ia
allow all our employees to 20 to
HID SALES 81 SERVICE
1865 31st st. NV. AID. 10000
NEW TRIUMPHs AND zUNDAPPs
For immediate delivery. 160-c.c. Ter
rier to the 650-c.c. Tiger. ITO, prices
from S459. Don't waitl Own one
of these super machines today!
Special July clearance of used trade
ins. ALI must go! Reduced prices;
S4s HP 4 T. o SqSa c issnsp S $ss
1 1851 H I'D. 81 81 DIV NV low NIL sSS
1883 indian Chief. new paint 5755
1851 BSA 500 25C
1851 Triumph ct - :. 49s
1873 Indian Chief with sidecar Az
1853 Zundapp COL OPP. twin 65(
1853 Zundspp 200, price------ BE
| 1853 Triumph 6T-------- 69E
1859. Ariel So 4 ~
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These and others at reduced prices.
Sales, Service, Parts, Accessories.
Trade and Terms.
ALLIED MOTORS
HOO 9th st. NV. CO. 5-1496
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-Shirlington
GI-$9, 700-$485 Down
Brick; 3 rms. bath. full bsmt.. gas
h.-w. heat; in excel. condition: walk
to schools and shops. CALL ME. s.
5400 ewes. MR.. ALLDRIDGE, LU.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. ME. S-5400.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

YOUR HOME BUILT on your lot
$500 and up. Remodeling, ad
ditions, repairs. r. E. WIEDEMAN
Phone OV. 3-1775. -
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FARMS

WE HAVE CLIENTS INTERESTED In
purchasing farms in Southern MARY
land; $4,000 to 900. WALTER
s S1R06TuSf C ssi;A Nailed FREE:
"a States. STRCUT REALTY, 234-A
Woodward BLDG. washington. ct
sToccK FARM-5oo acres: can be
divided daid ~ acres II corn; , some Of
water vats; AL Also sssa asei dairy Or
stock farm. Good bldgs. For wash.
market. 20 acres in corn, rest In
grass. Call Poolesville 1853: ~
$3.50 DIN. 800 MO. buys for S2S
million feet oak timber: hard road:
76 mi. south Of D. G. TE. 6-4l3i.
BY owNER beautiful estate with
j. fine old yirGinian house surrounded
Sz suE u a g. On sou as
q FIoEdE, STAFFORD Court House.
SEVERAL LARGE AND SMALL farms
p pltasn q saaSoo e & DsaS.ooaas 1 45
plete information cheerfully given.
Small service charge payable In adj
p10nsrtI yoS oH Etsh to as ss shSHp
N1OpGA ~ VAA1AN <As 4Sks&SAAAlxs : ,
HfsTo GIHeS cATocTN FURNACE.
near Camp David, north Of Frederick
$50 acres OF the most productive
soil anywhere to be found. Over Q
mi. paved State hwy. and county
road. Bldgs. incl. mod. Wash.
dairy barn are excel. and ADEQUATE;
stone house $50 yrs, old In good
cond.; also Ice. brick mansion on
high elevation. Breath.taking view
Of mountains and valley. This is
truly q farm worth serious consid-
Grafton. $65. 900 terms; trades
sonsidered. sIGLER q CO.. RIA,
MONT HsnA cto.94s5-acre dairy farm.
% mi. D. C. on good I'd; will sup
ing equipment; two 325-gal. milk
sell sell Mr.. of.soN. wo. 6-702S. =
MARYLAND-l5 mi. D.. c.. near
Ashton; 155 acres bordering wide
free flowing stream; approx. 100
acres cleared. This lovely rolling
land Is excel. for horse or cattle
raising. crops; 8-rm. home. barn,
ETC., lge. road frontage. Asking
SAL 900. JAMES I. MUNDY. UN.
4-OOUU.
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FOR RENT. store 23x75 on Main
ton for any type Of nerchAnttls
business. Call ~. Eases. -1
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INvEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

22, 900 so. FIT. in Takoma Park
zoned for apis. to trade as down
payment on small apartment house
unit or other income prop. Cal
Mr.. Ransom, ST. $1,000 or EN-. q
80
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Eomeinma&.
IOTS OTIS
HIJNTERS. CAMPERS

% acres mr.. Bay Ridge and Annapolis;
$500 per acre.
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BUICk 1852 Roadmaster Estate Wag-
on: equipped with. Dynaflow: tinted
glass: Wv. Royalmaster tires anc
$4,000: our price. 81. 1895. This wag-
on Is In new-car condition. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS, JU. S-l1S5.
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BUICK 1851 Roadmaster Riviera 4:
dr.; Dynaflow, radio, heater; 1000
black finish, spotless interior. This
one-owner car Iormer owners name
on request) is positively same as
brand-new in every detail. Must be
seen to be appreciated, 81 ,2aS;
ave. NV, WO. $4,000. II
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20

The marriage of Shirley Reinstein
to Alan Siegel took place Aug. IA
in garden ceremony at the home
of the groom's parents.
Rabbi Harry z. Schectman Of
ficiated.
The bride is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Sam ReinStein of 1909 N.
9Th st. Mr. SiegerS parents are Mr..
and Mrs. Monroe Siegel Of 815 w.
Ocotillo.
The bride wore pink silk shan
tung ballerina dress with white or
CANDY embroidered flowers. Her
lowered hat and finger-tip Illusion
veil and accessories were pink. She
carried a white miniature bible COW
cred with white baby roSebuds.
Attended by Sister
Mrs. Nanny AbramSon, sister Of
the bride, was matron of honor. She
wore grey silk shantung ballerina
dress with white organdy embroid-
cred flowers and carried bouquet
of pink cymbidiums. The flower girl,
Miss Joan Elardo, held an old fash
ioned bouquet against an organdy
pastel dress.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
White. Solid CoIors. Meshes, Imported Fabrics!

Enjoy oir-condifoned shoeeve comfort PLUS all the
neofness Of your regular business shrs Hannys has
vast selection Of coIors collar styles and fabrics
all with two breast pockets They're sure to be your
favorfte summer shirts - pick up several today.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
New Members Of
Young Morrieds
Honored at Fete

The Young Marrieds of Hadas-
sab held ''Welcome New Mem
bers" affair at the Desert Hills
Hotel on Aug. IL.
The program included Mrs. Jo-
seph Gross as guest speaker and
a style show with Sue Sizemore's
models showing new fashions of
casual wear from the newly opened
Mam-selle store. Commentator for
the show was Harriet Barer.
A skit displaying the old and
new in fashions was given by the
Mesdames Sam Sobol, Maurie Yo-
sowitz, Lewis Weiss, Leonard Sko-
mer, Stanley Kesselman, Seymour
Weiss, Irving Eisner, Arthur Sobel,
AL Kramer, Norman Gould, Ber-
nard Tekovsl1y and Robert Kipnis.
Helping to arrange the affair
were the membership chairman,
Mrs. Mel Rose, and her committee,
consisting of the following: The
MeSdames Tod Tameroff, Kipnis,
Robert Halpern, Fred Meyers and
Skomer. Also assisting were the
program chairman, Mrs. Sobel,
and her committee: The Mes
danes Seymour Zendle, Weiss, Will
liam Grief, Jerry Shapiro and
William Pugatch.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20

Bob Siegel attended his brother
as best man, and Morton Reinstein,
the brides brother, was usher.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Nanny Abram-
son and Mrs. Celia Higer of LOS
Angeles, Harry Siegel of Los Altos,
Calf, Walter Hoius of Palo Alto,
Calf, and Mrs. Alyce Kemp and
Miss Elaine Kemp of New York.
Mrs. Siegel, formerly of Detroit
attended Wayne University there.
AS chairman of B'nai Moshe's first
post graduate school. she graduated
with high honors, majoring in his
tory and Hebrew. She is now af-
filliated with Tau Kappa Chi.
Mr.. Siegel, formerly of Brooklyn,
attended Wayne University there.
an alumni member of Beta Delta
Mu fraternity. He served with the
army engineers in Europe and is
now a member of the Jewish War
Veterans and B'nai Birth.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20

SAY YOU SAW IT ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
IsrueI Diury
Continued from Page ID


city. We attended the performance
of Verdi's Requiem, held in the
open air garden theater of the
ZOA House. After the concert, we
spent a few pleasant hours on the
beautiful terrace with our friends
among the musicians.
The next day we went to Flat
Considering the heat, most of
our Israeli friends thought we were
"meschigge" to fly there. And
when we got out of the plane,
we thought SO, too, for awhile.
1t was, however, a revelation. to
see this furthermost Israel village
on the Gulf of Aqaba, opening onto
the Red Sea. It's strategic impor-
tance cannot be over-estimated.
WE WE'RE TAKEN by airline
ieep to within stones throw of
the Egyptian border. From this
point one sees across the bay the
village of Aqaba, which is Jor-
danian; the slope of the hills which
mark the beginning of the Saudi
Arabian border, and the Israel
Egyptian border at the end of the
road, with the tiny military out
post to mark its end.
The Red Sea is beautiful-a deep
blue-green, warm to swim in and
filled along the shore with beauti-
full white coral. 1t is rugged
daily existence that these pioneers
lead, for their only touch with the
outside world is the plane which
comes three times a week, plus
the road to Beersheba through deS-
olate, rough, unimaginably wild
country, open on all sides to the
Arab infiltrator.
The Israelis seem not at all
afraid. They worry more about
the constant wind from the north,
and how they can get more water
and electricity, and build the best
buildings, and see a little green
patch of something growing. Flat
seems to us a big test tube for
everything being tried in Israel
which might affect the welfare of
those pioneer people.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20

parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min HorwitZ of New York and
Henry Shulman of Brookline, Mass.
A daughter, Barbara Lynn, born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Lewkowitz
of 6S1O N. Central on August 8.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Korrick of 6810 N. Central and
Mrs. Herman Lewkowitz of the
Park Central Apartments.
A daughter, Kim Elizabeth, born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Korrick of
5642 N. 9Th DR.. on Aug. 8. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Korrick of 3100 N. 7th st. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Weinstein OF
Louisville, Ky.
A son. Richard Bradley, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Weiss OF "a W..
Turney on Aug. l. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gelfand OF
"a w. Turney and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Weiss of San Jose, Calf.
A son, Frederick, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert C. Whitefield OF
Chicago on July 27. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Whitefield
of 1888 w. Willetta.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
Progress Is Reported On
Prescott Camp Project

Substantial progress has been
made this summer in construction
of the new AzA camp near Pres
colt.
The camp is being built by the
boys themselves members of the
Stephen S. Wise and Leo Berney
chapters of AZA-under the super
vision of B'nai Birth men. So far
they have laid the foundations and
the floor of the main messhall and
have put up the walls.
Materials and money have been
contributed.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20

A daughter, Pamela Elyce, born
to Mr.. and Mrs. David Beitman OF
1881 E. Oregon on July 8. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. A. Shuk7
man of Philadelphia and Mrs. Re
gina Beitman of Los Angeles.
A daughter, Janet Gail, born to
DR.. and Mrs. David Horwitz OF
3S46 N. 34th st. on July %. Grand
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
Israel Support Asked

PIKE, NH, (JTA) = Pleas for
American support of Israel and
condemnation of the mass arrest
of Jewish leaders by Rumania
were contained in a series of reso-
lutions adopted by the Central Con-
ference of American Rabbis at
the conclusion here of its 65th an
nual convention.