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Evening star., 1954-05-04
Ahearn Adds Interest
To Card by Matching
Thompson, Cannon

Promoter Goldie Ahearn has
added a lot Of local interest to
his Turner's Arena fight program
a week from tomorrow night by
m ching Lightheavyweights
Eldridge (Tommy) Thompson
and Joe Cannon for a 10-round
co-feature.
The other main event, the one
that will go on coaSt-to-coast
television, is between Heavy
weights Coley Wallace and Bill
Gillian.
Cannon came out Of retire
ment last year, and ever since
then a meeting between him and
Thompson has been in the max
ing. Both are former National
AAU champions who have had
good pro careers.
tOugnC as MaT1ncs
Thompson, who fought as an
amateur while a Marine sta
toned at Quantico, has won 19
of his % pro fights in the last
two years and was pretty much
regarded as the king of the light
heavyweights in this area until
Cannon returned to the scene.
Before turning pro Tommy
capped his amateur career with
the National AAU hght-heavy-
weight title in 1851.
Cannon, now 26, was AAU
middleweight ruler in 1914, and
later worked up a pro record OF
33 victories in 36 starts before
retiring to join the Police De-
partment. He was persuaded to
return to the pro fight game by
AL WE'LL, Rocky Marciano's man
ager. who spotted him while he
was serving as a Sparring part
ner for Marciano.
Two d. C. Wins for Cannon.
Cannon has added four
straight victories to his pro rec
ord since starting his comeback.
two of them in Washington. Last
November he stopped Baby Joe
Bradley in one round. and in
February he took a f1ve-round
decision over George Washing
ton, both at Turner's Arena.
The fight program on which
they will appear next week is
sponsored by the Saints and Sim
ners Club as a benefit for the
Society for Crippled Children.
Evening star., 1954-05-04
Montgomery Boys Open
Baseball Play Tomorrow

The Montgomery County Boys
Baseball Association has sched-
uled an elaborate program to 60
with its opening game tomorrow.
Festivities begin at $50 pm.
on No. 2 diamond at Meadow
brook playground and the game
between Carl Freeman of Be-
thesda and Silver Spring Boys
Club starts at 6.
Between 700 and 800 boy
members of the association will
attend in uniform, Juvenile
Court Judge Alfred Noyes will
speak to the gathering, Sherry
Robertson Of the Washington
Senator's organization will throw
out the first ball and music will
be supplied by the Leland
Junior High School band.
Evening star., 1954-05-04
Minor Leagues .
BY the Associoted Press

BY the ASsocioted Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Nc games scheduled,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Syracuse at Buffalo postponed.
Havana at Rochester postponed.
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville at indianapolis postponed
Charleston at Minneapolis postponed
Columbus at st. Paul postponed.
Toledo at Kansas City postponed.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Tulsa, Is; Shreveport. O-3.
Dallas. z; Houston, 6.
San Antonio 2; Fort Worth. 0.
Beaumont at Oklahoma City post
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans at Birmingham post.
Mobile at Atlanta postponed.
Nashville. 3; Little Rock. 8.
Chattanooga, s; Memphis. 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Allentown at Reading postponed.
Only game scheduled.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charlotte at Augusta postponed.
Columbia at Macon postponed
Montgomery. 5: Jacksonville. 1.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, s.; Colorado Springs. 4.
Sioux City, Il Pueblo. 3.
Denver. 4; Lincoln. 3 30 innings).
Des MoineS at Wichita postponed
Evening star., 1954-05-04
SeeoI Leading Seixos

ROME, May 4 R.-Vic Seixas,
Wimbledon champion, and Abe
Segal Of South Africa were
scheduled to complete their rain
interrupted first round match in
the Italian National tennis cham
pionships today. Segal was ahead
2-1 in the first set when the
rains came yesterday.
Evening star., 1954-05-04
Football Star 10 Marry
Walt Disney's Daughter
BY the Assoc,oted Press

SANTA MONICA, Calf, May
4.-Ron Miller, former Univer-
sity of Southern California foot
ball star, and Diane Disney,
daughter of Walt Disney of the
movies, have obtained a license
to marry.
Miller left school after the
football season in 1858 and is
emplyed by Disney at Disney
land. a SO million project in
nearby Orange County. He and
Miss Disney met a year ago on
the use campus. She is junior
in the university.
Evening star., 1954-05-04

SALTY" MILLS too. At Ocean
City, Md, there are plenty Of
Porgy & large Sea Bass now
being caught by Party Boats.
In the Bay a number of reports
of Rock in Eastern Bay g. up
by the Miles River. In the
Potomac, between Morgantown
Br. & Cobb's ISL, one party,
fishing from skiff, using No.
IA Tony Accetta. caught over
so Rock up to 31a lbs. Action
there was between noon & 2
PM. We now have all size
Roller Guides as we'll as Roller
Tops for your trolling rods. Buy
your tackle from FISHERMEN.
not statesmen, at Mills Co., 9th
& E SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-04
Cumberland Turf Meet
Slated June 24-JuIy 5
By the Associafsd Press

/. CUMBERLAND, May 4.-Gen-
eral Manager Edgar Reynolds of
the Cumberland Fair Association,
said today the 1854 Fargo rae
ing meet has been set. pending
Maryland Racing Commission
approval, for June "a through
July 5.
There was a delay in setting
the Cumberland dates because
of a conflict with Charles Town,
w. Va. The original Cumberland
dates were August Ala.
Evening star., 1954-05-04
Wayne Robinson Signs

PHILADELPHIA. May 4 Pl.
Wayne Robinson. who teams
with Chuck Bednarik to handle
the Philadelphia Eagles line
backing chores. has signed for
his third season with the Eagles.
Robinson captained the Uni
Versity of Minnesota team in
1851. The Eagles also an
nounced the signing of End
Raymond Rieney of Villanova.
Evening star., 1954-05-04
Fumine for PhiIIey

Dave Philley of the Cleveland
Indians went to bat 26. times be-
fore he got his first hit this
SeaSon-a single.
Evening star., 1954-05-04


with C a p I.
l. a W + e n c e
Savage, now
out of Oyster,
Va, for black
Drum, They
boated 2 fish,
one 40 lbs,
the other so.
Other boats
in the area
con n e C t e d,
A.
Evening star., 1954-05-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
TACKLE FISHING
By "Salty" Mills

Last weekend Jared pretty
good for most anglers. Jerry
Harig, of our staff, along with
Jim Stancil & party. fished
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APARTMENTS WANTED

A. .TILLMAN MOVES any time any
where with new van. free est given
low as So per hour. TU.3-721:
WE MOVE ANYTHING, ANYWHERE.
ANY TIME, Reasonable rates. Free
estimates. Redwood 6-6954 10.
S-75S2 ewes 81
Hills TRANsFLR--Anyd day or mr..
small and large Jobs; trained men;
long-shoTt bookings: ms Ii k-3364
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO 7-0I04 UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches a specially S. L. MORRIS
To 2-l so or Ii 6-2SSa
ARE YOU MOVING &C. California OF
to some other Western State9 Daily
service on household goods and
FORWARDING Ma s-4S5o
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Reason
able storage rates. IA. 9-2a3. -
EDELlN'S MOVING and transfer serv-
ice. When moving you want II done
right Call Ii. 3-5047. Il
EX.GI-Move, pack. crate, store
will move your trunk or house.
Local. long distance. Pc. 2-3S37.
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RESTAURANT. located ~ az 81
g nw liquor snis een s;Tc rsnt $ sasfee
So. 800. Only So 500 down. W. :,
sla H or UN. 4-73a7. al
SHOEMAKER. to take over shoe re-
| pair bus, white. exper., reas. rent,
! good oppor. ia. 9-59l7. after 2 pm.
GROCERY STORE. self-service: rea.
sonable rent; good money-makina
business saiI IS c-H RHy direct from 0ynsr
three apis; h.-w.h. with auto. gas
heater; hot and cold water on three
frs. All rented. For more details,
s See. OWNER sH., 2 TO to 8 p'm'' 2o 1. s.
HAVE Eisi ST. 90 eA DIN. u to take over any
business showing q good proft-
AiR IL ?rSSS' DRESS SHOP OWNER
retiring; good location, small invest
after pm. ia. 5-s4&e.
RESTAURANT-LiQuor; good s.w. To-
operator viii buy this place and
clean up on the s.w. building
project. Can be handled With
$1,000 cash down. W. E. THRIFT
Exclusive. 14l1 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
LUNCHEONETTE - Mostly carry out
service on 9TH st. NV. All paper
service; does about $500 wk.; low
overhead. Owner buying larger place
and is sacrificing this business for
$4,000. incl. stock. with only 50 900
cash down. w Z. THRIFT. Ex-
elusive, 14ll Pa. ave, NV. Ma.
INTERIOR DECORATOR has unique
idea; only restaurant of its kind
in the United States. Working
manager on location needs small
investor Can MISS BENSON. only,
RED COACH TAVERN, located at
1909 I4th st. NV. mr. Park I'd
Very busy loo. opposite two five and
ten cent stores and other chain
stores, all open to 9 pm. $4,000
down will handle. Ma. S-9743.
TAILOR SHOP - Fully equipped:
long estab. II experienced. win ac-
cept small down payment. Satisfac-
tory lease. OWENS REALTY. Me.
LAUNDRoMAT. good location. low
rent. Owner has other interests,
must sell CO. 5-6475. Il
9l5 X ST. N.W.-Rest.. fully equip
Price, $4,000. Terms. Reas. rent. o.
B. zANTzINGER CO.. MA. s-5371.
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81 HOME
PRIVATE SCHOOL
NURSING HOME

FOR QUALIFIED PARTY
Owner OF large. gracious home, with
vile pike. will lease for the above
purposes on progressive basis
Will also consider financial aid tC
we'll qualified. substantial person
This property in excellent condition
containing 10 rooms and ga baths
with grounds and landscaping second
to none in MONTGOMERY County
Large barn on property suitable for
many purposes Call Rental Dept
w. C. g. A. N. MILLER, En-. 2-4464
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Town 8 Suburban. EM. 2-a40O
ST. AIMS PARISH
TAKOMA BUNGALOWS
BRICK CAPE GODS

SAMPLE HOME. l6 WALNUT ST
Just on Eastern ave. Open Sun
10. We recommend the real value
In these delightful new Diet. homes
Of 8 rms. 2l7 baths. bright liv. rm..
full din. nm, lge. kit. full bsmt
gas heat. Terms, trades arranged
Onlv ] block from Takoma bus term
Ewes. no. 2-3141.
AuERBACH a. CO. DI. 7-65ol
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HOUSES FURNISHED

GRIN. BUNGALOW: adult family.
For details. cali ~. 0-0i9l. after
caPIToL Hills rms. and bath.
Incl, qtiIs.; excel. cond,: Sllo. Ii.
Mr.. NICHOLS. Atlantic-vac., brk..
2 bedrms>, scr. pch.. rec. rm.. gas,
steel steel constr settl ed cple.. no pets.
1909 HOLLY ST. NV. (nr, Walter
Reed Hosp 5 rms. lge. yd.. porch.
Excel, transp.. s125. RIA. 5000
UPTOWN 18th ST. Def. facing Rock
furn.. nv dishWasher, p ssr., AVAIL %0H
A Ap a - fo5 ga mos. at $3.50 mo.
FT5E ss #. HOME for sS1aReg
VIENNA. vas rms. Q baths acre
good ground, frui: and vegetable
garden. $500. Dunkirk 5-96s6.
ROCKVILLE. Nicely furn. o-bedfm.
mo. PARKsfDE REALTY CO. u JG
Ef FiiciR y ! s1B Pm 18th n.w.-cidan.
eeom comfort spacious. ma; s-63l3.
7: BED IL % Nv; nm din; I'M, III.
TY. KE. s-5350 till ..
SILVER SPRING-Attrac. and nicely
furn. 2-bedrm. bungalow. lee. fenced
lot. Conv location. Price. $40 mo.
H0LMEAD. Realtor, JU. 9-6200
I'll -. -
NEAR MACARTHUR BLvD.-Fine ma.
, sonry home. liv. rm.. firepl.. din. rm..
equip. kit, . lge. bedrms,. full bsmt.,
gar. scr. porch; cow sec: Sl45.
PERRY HAY CO.. JU. 5-30O5.
10 MINIS. NAT. INST. HEALTH
Comfortable Diet. brick bedrms., .
baths, fireplace, basement, gar, oil
heat. nice yard. $50. Pc. 2-4543.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cent
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

COLORED-f4OS MERIDIAN NV
2 compl-apt. home. beaut: furn.
S175 MOI Call MR.. LAWRENCE
RIA. 6-lO63. JU, 6-71O0, -
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LOVELY
RIVER
VIEW
4605 CLARK PLACE NV.
OPEN nATyV 1G

NpVc SLHAAen L4aSE IN. w.
OPEN DAILY SO
See the Potomac right from
your living room. Beautiful
brand-new brick home in the
highly convenient Potomac
Palisades. Living room ap-
proX. 12X19 with fireplace,
separate dining room. POW
DER ROOM. kitchen with
dishwaSher and breakfast
space, screened porch on LIST
floor. , bedrooms. tile bath
on end floor. Permanent
stairway to storage attic. Full
basement. Dandy recreation
room. Nice level lot with trees.
Macarthur blvd. to Que ST.,
left 2 blocks to Clark pl.,
right to homes. FRANK, s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411. Ewes,
OIL. 2-4s34.
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BEAUTY SALON

Must sacrifice due to III health, To-
Gated In. busy downtown section;
large and .air-eonditioned. All re-
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-HINCHHLAa

CHINCHILLAs
breeding stock for sale
from Blue Ribbon animals: Terms
Sun, l-6 pm; ewes. 70. IDEAL
CH1NCHILLA EXCHANGE. l1l67
Ga ave. Wheaton. Nd. JU. T-S045.
OIL 2-S932.
LUMBER. bldg. mat. and hdwe;
$50. 900 for u int; $4,000 down.
bal. of So. Est. s yrs. Includes real
estate. Full details available. Box
300-H. Star.
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COLORED-BROOKLAND
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACosTIA, near 10th and MINI.
ave- rms. all-brick. . inclosed
built-in earaSe. Sll.500. No down
payment 70 veteran. HARTMAN
REALTY INC; 1345 Good Hope I'd.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. overlookins
yr.old semidet. t-ick; S rms. . bed
rms. knotty-pine rec. rm. and lava.
S1e. 500. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
1913 GOOD Hope I'd. sc. LU. 4-34o0
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-s75o down.
will take. this 3-bedrm. semidet.
home with separate, din. rm., full
level lot LEO 4. Dryer 1 CO.
~: 0-S033, AID. 4-26la. i
HILLCREST. near -Pranch and Ala.
bama aves.-Det. brick" s rms, 2
baths. 4 rms. and bath on each n.
and " large rms. Snd bath in bsrt.
81 h,1y heat hSr; VI $50; HiA 4I
Sc: LU 4-3400, LII. 2-5916.
LYNDALE. of MINI. ave. Sc; CT
or non-Gl fine, modern 5-rm. semi
owner has other prop ,eif H must e be-
73ss; ewes. IL etStii sN til 70 pm.
DUE TO RECENT DEATH Of hus.
band. his widow is selling her at
traetively, restored house on c. St,
within ! block Of House once Bldg:
rms. is being offered for S2l, 500.
Minimum sc, 600 cash. Immed. poss.
For details, cell o. E. LOOMS. so.
5-6339 .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-31

5103 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
Detached. 2 bedrms,, liv. RIM. lge.
finished rm.; SS6. Apply 441b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-31

IDEAL FOR COMMUNITY
CLUB HOUSE
Country atmosphere. Why be
cramped? When you can enjoy so
much space for only Sl5.950. TWO
story home with bedrms.. mod.
bath. stairs to attic. Very large Nv
ina rn1 din rm.. kit. screened
porch. bsmt.. h.-w.h.. garage. Near
shopping center. Bethesda or Ken
sins.on only Is min. away. Mrs
Dawson. WO. 6-4169.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 l4th st. AID. 4:005
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS
2 blocks from Conn. and Wis. ayes.
4-bedrm... 1fa-bath semidet. brick.
Den on LIST nr. Full hasn't. with
heat. Garage. Only l2 min. to
downtown. Miss Zaker. DI. 7-315o
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 l4th st. AID. 4-2005.
AMER. UNIV. PARK-S21 800. 1907
Asbury pl. NV. Excellent 6-room
detached brick; oil h.-w.h.: Gear
garage. Call Mr.. sherwin. EN-.
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th st. NV. ma. $500
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

LARGE FAMILY HOUSE, z bedrms.
8 baths. quiet location. Silver Spring,
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HOUSES FOR sALe--N.w.
K ST. NV. AT 22nd

$21 900; terms arranged or will
trade. Q rms, 2 baths; arranged as
2 apis: gas heat. BARRY CO..
ME. S-2026, 1907 H st. II
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ALABAMA AVE

NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE
One of the most admired homes in
this, popular location; Just one
block to shopping center. Prewar
semideta ched brick with & rooms
and bath, beautifully finished rec.
reation room and half bath in base.
ment. Gas heat. Front porch. Love:
Mr. Mcintosh EX 1850; ewes.
and Sun, AID. 2-6565.
FRED a SMITH co
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

CT OR NON-GI COUPLES
/, semidst. brick, bedrooms, Twins
room, dining room. equip. kitchen,
full basement: very clean, quiet
street; close to grade school.
- Semidet brick. screened front
porch. ) bedrooms. living room,
dining room, equip. kitchen. LYMAN
c. DELE & CO., INC. ST. $500
or 10 "-u6SI .
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Arranged as 3 Apis.
Near 18th and Peabody NV.
MAGNIFICENT

Custom built rambler west
of 10th St on through
street Of exquisite homes in
view of Rock Creek Golf
Course Elegant stone doorway
leads into foYe-, then to
2lxlT living room with fire.
place. 11xl6' party-siZe dining
room, de luxe modern kitchen,
3 bedrooms. diying-room siZeI,
. tile baths and large con-
crete side-screened porch.
Full basement and bUilt-in
Gear garage Our finest list
ing AZ S45.n00. Me. $500.
EWES. Mr. BLUMENTHAL,
RA. 3-9450I.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
I415 K ST. NV. NE. S-540'
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RESTAURANT. located at 472 K st.
NV: LIQUOR license: rent. $175 in
Guiding = apis; air-cond.: sacrifice.
$4,000 Only $500 down. w. Z.
THRIFT, l4l1 Pa; ave. NV. MA,
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
immaculate 4-bedroom detached home
only. 1 block from Conn. ave. and
blks. to Chevy Chase Circle; large
full center hall. 24-ft. living room
porches, modern kitchen, full base.
ment, Lear garage; beautiful yarC
With = towerinE oak trees. PRICED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-31

Mr.. ROCKvILLE-6-rm. house. ultra
( mod oil heat, dishwasheri mod, in
( every detail. Rent only 500. Phone
RE. 7-2531 or RIA. g. 1101. -
ARL.; $8i.5O: off Columbia pike in
/ nice community: 2-bedrm. semidet.
masonry; aluminium storm sash:
Anchor fence; garbage disposal,
clothes washer; good closet and stor-
age SPACE LA o-h13H Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-31
HOUSES TO SHARE
RusINEss OPPORTUNITIES

ACCOMMODATIONS FOR or 8. no
profit. transp, convenient. Can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-31

SHOEMAKER. to take over shoe re-
pair bus, white exper., reas. rent,
good oppor. ia. 9-5917. after pm.
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COLORED
LOW PAYMENTS

$685. down and only S79.50 per mo.
will buy this modern brick home:
with picture window; new gas
h.-w.h.; Ice. equipped kit Conv.
close-in location. Vacant. Move in
with deposit. DU. $4,000. RIA.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

chairman. There will be no
admission charge and a social
period will be held.
There will be a musical
program, dancing and eXhibi-
ton of ceramics, arts, crafts
and paintings done as part of
Center activities.
Henry Tanz will conduct
the Nursery School orchestra
composed of Mike Cohen,
Bruce Clark, Terry Deutsch,
Leslie Dunn, Stanley Deutsch,
Dianne Forester, Saul Fruch-
thendler, Bruce Kramer, Dina
Levin, Sherry Lefkowitz, John
Murray, Sherry Resnick, An
dy Salonic, Kenny Shane,
Scotty Schaefer, Roma Score,
SilVen Schulman.
Performers in the tap and
ballet portion of the program
will be Mary Goodman, Shell
ly Kreida, Charmaine Bushy,
Susan Segal, Ruth CORTLAND,
Dina Levin, Kip Ferguson,
Shelley Lazarow, Linda and
Beth Omansky, Sandy Shein,
Harriet Bloom, Esther Rudis,
Gail Fierson, Dolores Good
man, Marcia KrakoWer, Mar
cia BrandWynne, Julia Court
land, Naomi Fassler.
Other dancers are Ricky
Rich, Lynne FalkoW, Linda
Milstein, Cora Lou VOlz, Lor-
rie Beaudry, Judy Goldstein,
Leslie Dunn, Alana KreiSler,
Kathy and Marilyn Busby,
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
RefUrneeS


ISTANBUL (JTA).-The 6S
Jews who returned to Roma
MIA after living for a time in
Israel are bitterly disappoint-
ed people, it was reported by
the Committee of Free Roma
mans. They are living in tenn
porary housing in Bucharest
and are still awaiting jobs.
Some of the returnees are
also being canvassed to act
as prosecution witnesses in
trials of ROmanian Zionist
leaders.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
BBG's To Hold
Joint Rites

Members OF the Bnai Birth
Girls chapters look forward
to impressive rites at the in
stallation of officers for the
Stars of Rebecca and the Lii
Ian Wald chapters on Sun
day, May 16, at 8 pm. at Hill
lei House. Mrs. Charles Kalb
will be installing officer and
she will be assisted by Mrs.
David Levin, advisor.
Special invitations have
been extended to members of
Bnai Birth affiliateS. Parents,
friends and the community at
large are invited. An informal
reception will follow the cere-
mony.
Election of officers for
Stars of Rebecca will be held
on May II, following a eau
Gus. To direct activities for
re Lillian Wald group are:
Rres., Judy Levin; vice-pres.,
Regime Leeds; rec. Sec, Ina
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
New AL. Heads Take Over

Mrs. Hymen Goldberg; End
vice-pres., Mrs. Oscar Koenig;
treas, Mrs. Philip Levin; fin.
Sec, Mrs. Sid Krakower; rec.
Sec, Mrs. David Kramer; cor.
Sec, Mrs. Eugene Goldin;
trustees, Mines. Hyman Ep-
stein, Ben Farber, 1. Margo-
lis; Council delegates, Mines.
John Cooperman and Leon
Sacks; congregation dele
gates, Mines. Morris Gross
man and Joseph Rosenbluth.
Congregation will hold cleo
tions the night preceding the
installation.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

, Following the precedent set
? last year, officers of Congre
cation Anshei Israel and Of
the Sisterhood will be jointly
installed at appropriate cere
monies in the synagogue au
ditorium May II at 8 pm.
Jack Fruchthendler, former
president of the congregation
and president of the Commu'
nifty Council, will be installing
officer. Members of the con-
gregation and the general
community are invited.
Sisterhood officers for the
new term are: president, Mrs.
Abe Feuerstein; 1st vice-pres..
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
UJA Seeks
Local Loan
Of 10000

For the first time in the
history of Tucson JeWry, it
will seek to float an $4,000
loan, to be repaid over a five
year period from the annual
CJA drive. This follows a for
NAL request made Tuesday
before a special meeting of
the executive board of the
Council and ALLEGATIONS Com
mittee by A. Manor, head of
the Supply Mission of Israel.
This money is needed as a
part of the $75,000,000 UJA
refunding project to permit
Israel to pay off her short
term, high-interest loans and
save about $8,OO0,0O0 a year
interest. Amount was set at
$4,000 on the basis that this
was last years ALLEGATION to
UJA from Tucson.
Reacting favorably to the
request, a special committee
will be appointed by Jack
Fruchthendler, Council presi-
dent, to negotiate the loan.
The preliminaries will include
conversations with other COM
munity institutions in ad-
vance, in order not to conflict
with or jeopardize any financ-
ing plans they may be con-
templating. The next step will
be to explore the most ia
Vorable terms available, from
private or public sources or
a combination of both.
A report on the progress
is expected to be made at the
next meeting of the COmmu-
nifty Council May 20, which
incidentally is the public
meeting.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
Easier Trade
Policies Seen

NEW YORK (JTA).-Rel-
axation of foreign currency
controls and of trade policies
in Israel was forecast by Jo-
seph Saphir, Minister of Com
munications in the Israel
Government, when he ad-
dressed the first annual din
ner of the American-ISrael
Chamber of Commerce and
Industry.
Some 400 guests witnessed
the grant of the chambers
awards to George Wolf, presi-
dent of us. Steel Export Co.,
and Jack Mazer, president of
Hudson Pulp and Paper Corp.
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The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

Marilyn Wolf, Sherry Lefko-
witt, Mark Brook, Larry Yas-
mer, Nancy Perlman, Carol
and Hugh West, Carol Criss,
Mary Kalish, Sherry Sacks.
Center Swingsters are com
posed of Alfalfa Rochlin,
Sandy Kreuger, Bernard Mil
stein, David Resnick, Bonnie
Halpern, Gloria Hirsch, Allen
Epstein, Wendy Sher, Ann
Steinberg, Joel August, Lon
ME Bosnos, Larry Upton,
Bert Trilling.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

Zunin; cor. Sec, Marsha Ross;
treas, Debby Taylor; histori-
an, Vida Carasso; reporter,
Rita Feldman; counsellor, Le-
ona Shapiro; mascot, Fran
cine KurOpatkin.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
Center Open House To Be
Show Case For Activities

Finale to winter of activity at the Center to be
cmaxed with gigantic house at the Center May at
Every from kindergarten thru Golden Age
Group will lend their talents for the evenings program of
entertainment according to Harry Baca Center Committee
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

Arizona Post, May Z, 1854