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statesmen
SUPERVISOR

We want men who can sell jeweIry
clothing. appliances, soft goods and
alied items on -money-dowr
basis. Best deal in town for men
capable OF ope ng installmeni
accounts. Any one now in this line
can double his earnings. See Mr.
Morton. UNIVERSAL JEWELRY co.
635 F. st. NV. =
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MANA.
GER, mechanical experience, age %
70 40. good salary and good hours,
l0l Florida ave. ne, g
SHOE SALESMAN TO become man
aser. OF medium priced shoe store.
Good salary. Apply CANNON
SHOE STORE. 1901 H st. ne. Mr.
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and tropical fish: angels.
rdS, wagS, moons, mollies. 10.
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JANITOR. colored, experienced; 9Th.
class license required: must be sober
and good maintenance man. RA
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PEARL V. HAMPI
JOE N. CHAPMAN
THOS. j. OWEN & son. Auctioneer.
Perpetual Bldg. III e st. NV.

Trustees sale Of valuable v ,l Two g
KNOWN AS PREMISES l34O HOW
ARD ROAD. Sc:
corded in Liber No. 9S5e, at folio
4l3 of the Land Records, Of thS
District OF Columbia. we shall sell
in front Of the premises on MON
DAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF JAN,
gARY, A.D. 1884 AT TWo-THLRLYS
ThirtSeone Ga9Gn ,siS in William VII uVs5Hc IT, con
way and others subdivision Of part
of Lot numbered Twelve u2l in
Section numbered One u,. Barry
Farm" as per plat recorded IN the
Once of the Surveyor for the Dis
II at folio AZ. except the part Of
said lot condemned and taken by
proceedings in District Court Caude
No. 154S in the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia for How
ard Road. said property taxed as
Terms of Sale: All cash. Deposit OF
$4,000 required at time OF sale.
Terms of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from date OF
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the the Ts Tsh .b9 to resell cess i the b
purchaser, after i've days adver-
tisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in the District
of Columbia. or deposit may be for
feited or without forteiting deposit.
trustees may avail themselves Of
any legal or equitable rights against
defaulting purchaser. Further par
ticulars at time of sale. Adjust.
ment of Real Estate taxes to date
of sale. AL conveyancing. record
ing and revenue stamps. ETC., al
cost of purchaser.
SAMUEL SCRIVENER. Jr.
JUNIOR P. CROWELL,
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CASH:l['I].ER[;l n /. Il; 4


Young lady. experienced In small loan
business. Immediate opening. Excel
lent salary and company benefits.
All replies CONFIDENTIAL; Apply u
person. MUTUAL LOAN CO.. 3210
r. !. ave. Mt Rainier. -
exper., full or part time:
references required, Apply MRS
DOVE. 3705 Nichols ave. Sc. -
CLERK general office work
b-day week; salary commensurate
with ability; over 30, Box S9-A,
Star. --3
CLERK-TYPIST, with some short
hand. age 25-3S. for local progress
sive corporation in me-: 5-day wk.
Send resume to Box 1908. Wash. II,
D. c. -3
CLERK -TYPIST-Pleasant working
conditions. Insurance benefits. In
teresting work. Apply between 10
and IL, Monday. Jan. 4, 1905
R. /. ave ne q
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YOUNG MAN
Arthur Murray
INTERVIEWS TEACHERS

We are accepting applications for oul
sose nsw tTsnoT Tbo a.1 issS between given free
80 yrs. Incomes from S65 to $125
weekly. with excellent opportunities
for advancement. with the finest
school in its field. Company bene-
fits include sick pay, paid vacation
and employe PROFIT SHARING
EbnIy in sIaIsnneee narsnn income - 70 Star.
only. ARTHUR MURRAY. 1O11
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SHOE STORE MANAGED MANAGED
FOR D. C.. STORES


Exper.. must have good record OF
accomplishment and be able to pro-
vide satisfactory refs. base salary,
open. plus bonus. Apply 1927 Good
Hope rd. sc. or call LU. l-1515
Tor appt. or write p. o. Box No.
.47:7. Anacostia Station. D. c. -
STOCK CLERK (headI, experienced,
for wholesale electric supply house
t1xture deptD: salary open: reply
In own handwriting: replies held in
strict confidence. Box 49S-Y, Star
TV SERvICEMAN-To take over
small established service dept. on
partnership basis. Little or no
capital required. Mostly evening
work Must live in or near Chevy
Chase and want steady income
state experience. refs. and hours
avail. Box ll4-E. Star. 3
wanted. for steady
employment in trade shop; excel
salary for right person. Call ia
9.I5S6 between and 10 ON. q
BOY, white. about 10. light duties
around house and yard. Live in or
out Liberal salary. WO. 6-1547.
exempt, 5lz-day week. LOGAN
MOTOR CO, iii 18th st. NV.
Ask fol. Mr.. Crismond. -3
MAN. white. age $3.50, settled. TO
take complete charge stock room
and bonding in brake shop, also
brake mechanics helper. 903 N
81. NV. =
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL

NEED DRIVER for Packard to Los
Angeles Jan. 4 or after; share ex-
penses. Call ia. S-9214. %
DRIVING to San Francisco about
Jan. z. Take 2. Share expenses and
diving. MRS. BEAN. RA. 6-1956 OF
JU. 9r1946. 3
DRIVING TO DALLAS, Jan. 8. return
10th. Take 2 or 3, share expense
Via K. c. or New Orls. JE. 4-OS26,
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JOHN SWAGART.
ROBERT N. WOOLA
THOS. ]. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers
Perpetual Bids. iii z st. NV.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable Two
STORY SEMIDETACHED BRICK
AND-FRAME DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NuM5EH
1929 MORSE STREET. NORTH
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 9793,
Folio 533 ct seq. OF the land rec
oTs ord % Gf ha the RssFes of sse pa4g
trustees viii sell. at public auction
DAY n THE SEVENTH DAY OF JAN:
UARY, AID 1854, At THREl
oCLocK PM M tsm,sfS the foliSWlnFeoiH; sif,1ate i
the District of Columbia. and desig.
mated as and being all Of Lot 43 In
Block /. WASHINGTON Brick Ma.
chine Company's subdivision known
as '"Trinidad," as per plat recoroec
in the once of the Surveyor Tor tnt
District of Columbia in Liber Count!
81 at folio 100; excepting the real
SIS feet by the width thereof: NOV
known for the purpose OF assess.
Square 4069.
Terms: Sold subject to 2 prior 81 deee @
of trust for approximately S5.700.0t
further particulars of which Will D'
announced at time of sale; the put
chase price above said trust to bI
paid in cash. A deposit Of S5Go.Ol
required. Conveyancing. recordlng
etc, at purchasers cost. Ao1ust'
ments made as Of date ol sac
Terms to ne complied with wltnii
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be ad
vertised and resold at the discretion
of the trustees.
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PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO C0NTp r,T0'

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals addressed to the
mayor and council. Rockville, Md.
Tor furnishing and laying Sin
sewer mains and laying 6-in. and
Sin. water mains in various streets
in Maryvale. Rockville. Md. will be
received by the said council at their
ofice at 110 Commerce lane, Rock
vile, Nd. until pm. Jan. s,
1854, and there publicly opened and
read. The proposed work involved
the following approximate quanti-
ties: 1900 lineal feet of sin. sewer
main. I.240 iineal feet 6-in. water
main and 100 lineal feet of sin.
water main and necessary appur-
tenances thereto. Plans and speci.
fications are on file in the ONCE OF
the mayor and council. 10 Com
merce lane Rockville. Md, at a cost
Of S1.0u. Bids must be accompanied
by a certified check for SO of the
amount Of the proposal and made
payable to the mayor and council,
Rockville, Nd. The mayor and coun-
Gil reserve the right TO reject any
or all bids.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
%, rAp. ,.o,r, Kockyille.
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AND DECORATING
BEST FOR LESS .
III d1Ad1 Ef

PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up.
guar RA. 3-7393 or HE 1853.
PAPERING-Rm., 12x12. S19.95. La
Dor and material: interior painting
estimates. MILLER, JU. 7-7S35.
decorators; work guaranteed: FHA II
desired. LU. 2-7445. a
PLASTERING AND PAINTING, old
and new; first-class mechanic. Cali
any time DE. 2-1792. $
PLASTERING, waterproofing, roofing,
guttering, spouting; expert white
2-O5S7. CO. 5-43S9. -5
PLASTERING. PATCHWORK Q spe-
cialty, by white mechanic; good
service; reas. TU. 2-0171. =
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RENTAL CLERK-interestfng and
varied work: processing residential
rental applications: ability to meet
public and type essential: 5-day wk I:
&C. office; company benefits. Mail
eomplets s4F nr pEps1svsIA 5essns MARKED ITII PoR
experience and personal qualifca-
tionS including age and salary ex-
pected. No interviews will be granted
without written resume.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. -
SECRETARY-TYPIST. pleasant work
ing conditions. benefits, paid vaca-
tions. group disqualification and life
insurance. Only those with expert
ence need apply. WOODHOUSE
STATIONERY CO., 1922 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-01-02

DO not sell YOUR valuable ANTIQUE
cans sann fSii fa5ntyFf REfp ets he5GTs
SHOP for EXPERT appraisaIs.
- 6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV
TU; 2-27o7 RA. 3-76oS
AQUARIUM and tropical fish: angels.
swords, SSsdS wass, moons, mollies. 10.
BHsY' CARRIAGE. twin with s pads:
Thaver; excel. cond. s55. MRS.
n4ES 1ls5 psa cfFFlAGf T. e. sss.s sGSa eonat!s'n
BABY CARRIAGEELarge' collapsible;
exeel. e9nd :n, foam rubber pad. net.
Key Bridge, IA. $500.
BED, hospital. with one side railing;
$40. Call after Z pm. CO. 5-s:SS.
BEDRM. sUITE-white ANTIQUE fin
also two Il oak bed frames, msttr..
springs and sgle. mattr.; sacrifice.
BEDRM. SUITE. ape. with spring
and mattress. Regency sofa. 2
tor, 9 copper window screens ten
sion type, reas. PHI. Ho. 2-3s77
BEDRM. SUITE. birch; single bed.
mahog.. and chest: server, drapes,
rugs lamps. Best offer. RA. 6-3657.
BEpRM. SUITE. beaut solid mahos.
dble, bed. dresser. chest drawers.
vanity 2 night tables, all with glass
tops, like new, Capt di monte bowl
and pair electrified urns. EN-.
BICYCLE-Boy's Gain. good rum
ming cond.: S15. JE "-S1S1.
MACHINE Used
ammonia process: must be in good
condition and available at reason
able price. MA. $3.50 or Ma. s.
BONDsTONE. will add hundreds OF
dollars to the yaue of your prop
erty. TOMBSTONE is weather, fire
rainting. TOMBSTONE can be aps
piled to any surface Now is the
best time to TOMBSTONE. Paw
nothing down. in most cases your
present mortgage payments can
remain the same, or an FILA home
improvement loan can be ar
ranged. Call OIL. 4-6l33 for free
estimate, no obligation. CAPITOL
CONTRACTING. CO., 1919 Beth.
QVp Pefh Md
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HELP--WoMEN
Arthur Murray
INTERVIEWS TEACHERS

We are accepting applications fol
to those who qualify between 81
and 33 years. Incomes from $6E
to Sl25 weekly with excellent op.
portunities for advancement with
the finest school in Its field. Com
PAM. BENEFITS include sick pay, paid
vacation and employe PROFIT
SHARING plans, guaranteed In
come to start. Apply in person, 4
pm. to 8 pm. only. ARTHUR
MURRAY. 101I Conn. ave. NV.
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COLLECTION WOMAl

1tn 81. nv. -3
COSMETIC. DRUG CLERK-Experi-
snced only. REFERENCES required;
heaszs NAfiosA1 f1SSsd sqasdSs pa6g co
1000 Conn. ave. NV. -3
COSMETIC sALESLADY, exper.; !;
salary and commission, company
benefits. PEARsON'S. EN-. 2-7250.
COUNTER GIRL twhiteJ. Good pay
sod.ys hod sais and week veEknS END. e Sons:
short order and fountain experience
LAND SANDWICH SHOP. College
PARK, Md. UN. 4-7256. HA.
CURB SERVICE GIRL. white. no
exper. necessary. Apply DIXIE PIG
snancqd sennins I'd. se Ma5sS0fC Jo fsC,4sssk' "a sn0
DANCE TEACHERS-2O needed. No
experience necessary. Paid while
training. pu: 7-5520 for appt.
and Ssrs Qualification: Sfss IONS 0s HSs 1sf stitf sts
FOOD SUPERVISOR. experienced,
some ONCE work; dignified position; !;
sen MR fsadassa HRsaAnAD ADeEa a IN Msss
HOSTESS. experienced. neat appear.
anee. Apply in person after 4 pm,
CASINO ROYAL RESTAURANT, SO4
l4th st. NV. See Mr.. Snider. a
HOSTESS MANAGER for nightwork
in popular downtown restaurant.
Excellent opportunity for person
. with exceptional appearance, per-
sonality and experience. Box $685.
lSsuRANCE Ss rance UNDERWRITERS. prefer
ably With general agency experience
INTERVIEWER -sALEsLADY. age 21
to 90: must be attractive; able to
meet the public in an interviewing
and sales capacity; extremely
pleasant work. with excellent salary.
Full or part time. Full-time hrs,
= p.m.-10:30 pm. Part-time hrs,
$50 p.m.-l0:30 pm. Mon. through
Fri 5 davs weekly Phone DU
7-5520 Mr.. FOWLER. for appt.
MASsEUSE. experienced. part time;
days. Apply end A., 1929 F st.
NV. -
OFFICE CLERK - Restaurant type;
bookkeeping, typing. some cashier
ing, some shorthand; under AS:
meals. paid vacation and sick
leave. Call MA. S-3I20. Ext. 152.
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HELP---MEN

PHOTO coupon statesmen, fun or par
time. Apply Suite 017. III 14th St
NV, IL
PRODUCTION ENGINEER
For electronic manufacturing plant
College graduate or equivalent
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL
MACHINE SHOPS, INC.
919 Jessup Blair Dr.. Sil. spg.. Md
80
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Max.
1924 Q banner year with ARFAX
REALTY Opening new office bldg
about. Jan. 10. Consider experienced
frll-time salesman with ambition
and energy. Best commits. arrange.
ment in northern Va. Call MR.
WAGNER. JE. 3-225O. -3
REAI ESTATE SALESMAN - ON
desk available for. person interested
In making excellent commissions
with active firm in Arl. THI
DARBY co. ia. 5-9393. "a
REAL ESTATE Expert
ence preferred, but not necessary
must have . proven salesman back
ground: unlimited possibilities. Will
aggressive downtown office; fulles
cooperation. Mr.. Cohn. HO. 2-3820
RfEoH f0IN ESsThaTE q hTEiNEA SALESMAN wanted s
by well established firm, handltnt
Virginia properties. Call ia. o-7.oI
Evening star., 1954-01-02

ASSISTANT MANAGER. mems fur
nishing store; experienced preferred
between 20 and "a. Call XII. 8.
0l34 -
ATTORNEY. under 80; excellent op.
portunity for recent law graduate
rapidly growing corporation need.
promising young man to grow with
1t No practicing. State education
work background and salary re.
auirements. Send small photo. 30,
16S-X Star. -3
AUTO MECHANIC-Must be Al or
all cars. Good refs. Many benefits
Ask for Jack or Dave. MANHAT.
IAN AUTO. l705 9TH NV. "a
AUTOMOTIvE MECHANICS WANTED
Washington's largest Chevrolet dealer
requires the service Of two 1st-clasi
mechanics. We offer excellent earn.
inss and modern shop facilities tc
qualified men. See Mr.. PreSgrave ol
Mr Watts. OURISMAN CHEVRO.
LET. dl0 H st. ne. %
AUTOMOBILE SALES MANAGER
Exceptional opportunity for aggres.
sive experienced man to handle
sales In lge.. vell-estab Lincoln
Mercury leadership; must have refs
All replies treated conf1dentially
Box 1907. Star. IS
Evening star., 1954-01-02
CHEF

TSds hotel experience. @ Tor. f,rstnciass s % Soli
and country club mr.. Baltimore
Open all year. Good salary. II
married, position for wife could be
arranged. For interview call MT
Woeller. wOODHOLME COUNTRY
CLUB. Pikesville. Nd. Hunter . g.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
SKIP TRACERS

Telephone locaters. Must be thor
oughly. experienced. Starting salary
$75 wk. Permanent. Advancement
Apply. REGAL CLOTHING CO.. I'll
9TH Sk NV a
Evening star., 1954-01-02
BELLMAN

Experienced. References re-
ouired. Good salary. Apply in
person only.
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AMPLIFYING SYSTEM


ANTIoUES-Solid mahogany bureau-
chest, original fixtures, 5000. DE.
ANTIQUE. walnut. oval drop-leaf
table, extension leafs, chairs.
OIL. 4-1SI7. -
ANTIQUES-ASsortm OF MARBLE
top washstands, chests and tables.
Earlv pine cupboards. SOS; side
boards $50: washstandS, sos;
many fine pieces of cranberry.
hanging lamps and brass. walnut
pictures. %ainn. i rradies HarnsIs ss
Ferrymusket, corner chairs. and
many other items. JE. 4-349O.
5542 Columbia Pike tnr. Baileys
Crossroads. 3
ANTIQUE cherry corner cupboard:
crotch mahogany, small chest. and
large hand-carved Va. sofa: also
modern pieces. Moving from area.
Bottom price. Call OIL. 4-2916. 3
Evening star., 1954-01-02
REUPHOLS STEERING
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES - ASH about
rental purchase plan and our special
offer on YOUR favorite brand of
ADDER; new or rebuilt; Terms.
1431 East Capitol St, Ii 3-00S2.
Our t3rd year; $40 til 8 includ-
ing SATURDAYS
AIR CONDITIONERS-C OF
new and demonstrator. 1853 Car
limited quantity. IA. LIZA ~
AIR COMPRESSORS, PAINT SPRAY
ERS-For sale or rent. Parts and
service. Sanders and waxers for
rent. 2e2l Kearny st. ne. AID. p
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ANTIOIJES

Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china, glass, furniture. etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisalS.
6640 GEORGIA AVE NV
TU o-oTo- PA 2-S60S
Evening star., 1954-01-02
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN


COLLECTION DEPT. needs several
men and women for telephone and
skip tracing, Excel. salary. Else
EDITORIAL TRAiNEE. alert college
graduate with major in English OF
Journalism. to edit news letter. re-
write manuscripts, do other edi.
torial and clerical work: must be
good typist. show initiative, imagi-
nation. adaptability. Give detail,
on preparation and experience In
,etter Of application. Box 175-x
lNTERIOR DECORATOR. preferably
member of A. ]. D.: exper. required;
car essential. Large furn. operation.
Excel. salary and commission. Apply
Star. "a
SALESMAN-sOLICITOR-Full or part
time. THE ACCORDION HOUSE
2425 Minnesota ave. Sc. or Box
Evening star., 1954-01-02
PERSONALS tcsnA.l

|BETHEsDA-Room, and kit. privtls.
only $40 o mo. to mature white
woman to baby sit 3 ewes. OIL. =.
1914 any time. --3
Evening star., 1954-01-02
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN
sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

GIRL, colored, desires ghw. or child
care. 5-dav week, experienced. 10.
S-3274. .
GIRL, colored. wants to live in with
dpen in eXchanre for care room and
board. small salary. Cali all day
Sat or Sun. Ii. 7-124S.
MOTHER, white, wishes small salary
and good home for self and 2 chill
dren, ages 1 and :. in exchange for
RELIABLE GIRL desires work by the
day. Monday, Wed. and Sat-; ref.
Telephone CO. 5-4S39. So
COLORED WOMAN wishes nurse,
maid; stay some nights, or cook and
light housework; ref. TU. 2-Sl67.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
MEN

MEN
over 300. 600 families use our service.
Need 3 people to expand in; this area
30 hours work makes you from &l0O
to $3.50 per week
STRICTLY LEADS
Must be prepared to begin Immediate
ly and work full time. Car necessary.
Permanent. good future. For inter
view and appt. phone LARRY DAY,
regional director. JU. 1851. Call
weekdays after D p.m.; Sunday, any
time a
Sc AN HOUR and up-Must be of
neat appearance and able to meet
pub public Bald Bald, daily sny I os desired. Re-
10 until 2 daily. No phone calls.
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN, to take
charge Of dry cleaning store. located
in Fairfax, Va; good position for
.etired gentleman Apply BURNS
BROTHERS CLEANERS. opposite
Fairfax Theater, RtS. 29-50-211
Fairfax. Va. Crescent S63-R.
YOUNG MAN
AS typist and switchboard operator
to type fairly well; no expsrience
a permanent position. Do not apply
unless you are steady worker and
have been in Washington for at
least 8 months. See Mr.. Stafford
between the hours of . and 4.
STEUART MOTOR CO.
9th st. and New York Ave. NV
Evening star., 1954-01-02
Machine Designer

Must be exper. with the design of
special automatic machinery; salary.
S7.200 per yr., 40-hr. wk.; only
4-l6f4 -b
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01
RiShOna Pioneer Women

1t has been necessary since
Succoth falls on the meeting
day to move it up from Wed
nesday to Thursday, Oct. IA
at Anshei Israel. There will be
an innovation with the serv-
ing of lunch to the members
gratis that noon. All attend
ing are urged to be on time as
serving be gins promptly.
There will be a business Ses-
sion and program.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01
Guys N Gals Party

Members now meet at the
Center on Wednesday eve
ningS. There will be a Sue
Goth party Oct. 13 with fes-
tivities starting at 7:30 pm.
In the immediate future there
will be a skating party, dance,
bowling parties, instruction in
dancing and athletic events.
Club membership is open to
all boys and girls ages 13 to
IS.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01
BIG JuniOrettes

Newly formed group of
girls ages 11-14 meet the first
and third Monday evening at
7:30 pm. at the Center. Their
activities include the social as
well as community service.
Gayle Goodman is president
and will be pleased to have in
terested girls call her at
$1,000.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01
SVIVO Resumes

After inactivity OF several
months SVIVO Social Club
.readies for a busy season with
a card party as the seasons
opener. It will be held at the
X of P Hall Oct. 3 at 7:30 pm.
Members, friends and guests
are cordially invited by the
president, Joe Molinsky, to at
end. The club carries out a
program of private philan-
Ehropy. They welcome new
members in sympathy with
heir welfare aims through a
social club setting.
I There will be a social period
1t the opening gathering,
With Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Silver
stein as refreshment commit
ZEE.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01
Lassers, Jim Block, Chicago;
Ioe ErOn. ST. Louis.

LaSsers, Jim Block, Chicago;
Joe Eron, st. Louis.
Bob HirSh was initiated last
week end. Buddy Davidson
was elected Sec.-treaS. of the
Traditions committee at the
u. Fraternity holds the schol-
arship award for the past two
Semesters and aims to capture
it again this semester and
thereby retain the cup.
Officers are: pres, Neal
Kurn; vice-pres., Milt Liebha-
ber; sec. Bob Weller; histor-
ian, Dave Novick; pledge
father, Bob Gale; house man.
ager, Mort Klebe; steward,
Irwin Icove; treas, Larry San
dler.
Bnai Birth Women Board
Meeting
Major events during the
next few months will be the
main topic of discussion at
the board meeting at Mrs. Da-
Vid Levin's home Oct. IA at
10 am.
Veterans committee under
Mrs. Jerry Kray hold bingo
parties twice a month at the
Veterans Hospital for patients
in Ward 9.
Sheva Board Meets
On Oct. 13 the board will
meet in the A. 1. Hebrew
School bldg. at 8 pm. A mem
berShip tea will be held in No
Vember.
Choral group seeks addi-
tional members to enhance its
program selection. This group
meets Monday evenings at 8
pm. at the home of Mrs. Max
Vegodsky, 313 N. Highland.
WOrmen'S Circle Elections
Because of the holidays, the
next meeting will be Oct. 20
and business will include the
election of officers. Nov. %
has been chosen for the an
nual banquet at the Santa Rita
Hotel. 1t will memorable the
Jewish Tercentenary in Amer
lea. A prominent official will
be honored guest. All persons
interested in Jewish culture
and history will enjoy this
evening.
Seasons entertainment pro
gram has been completed
with Mrs. I. Margolis as the
chairman and Mrs. Morris
Wanger as program director.
In the Offing are the annual
Yiddish concert, plays, lee
lures, Hanukah and Purim
celebrations.
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Ready for Dance

The dance at the Pioneer
Oct. % has been set in motion
with tickets already on sale
and the evenings entertain
ment completed by Eileen
Radner, the me-. Jack Reid's
orchestra will play for dane
ing. The variety show is fea-
turing the baritone, Arnold
Bennett.
Board meets Tuesday at
Mrs. Harry Shifts home and
the general meeting is sched-
dled for Oct. IA at 8 pm. at
gAnshei Israel. A handiWork
display by members will be
held.
The donor lunch has been
moved up to Nov. 10 and will
have a novel theme, according
to Mrs. Sam Deutsch, chair
sman. Mrs. David Kramer and
Mrs. Sidney Weissberger are
-co-chairmen.
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Zeta Beta Tau Pledges

A number of Tucson fellows
we're invited into ZBT this Sc
hester. They are Dick Keene,
Swin Mordka, Lou Schaeffer,
5enjy Gross, Dave Finder,
Lowie GoldWyn. Others are
like Multer, Buddy Davidson,
-ynn Raskin, Phoenix; Stu
3inkleman, POughkeepsie;
augh Binzer, Larry Coulton,
aim Springs: Cary Dorfman,
like Neufield, Los Angeles;
erb SilVerman, Van NuyS,
salif.; Lyle P ala n t, New
iork; Herb Coleman, Gene
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Lillian Wald BIG

In view of the High Holi-
days, the social calendar has
been curtailed. A picnic will
be held Oct. 10 with the two
AZA chapters and the Stars
of Rebecca as guests. Choice
sof place will be made in a few
daYS.