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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-25
ARTHUR IL. COOLEY

Arthur Henry Cogley, aged SO,
a native of Oakland, died last Fri
day night, November 9, at his home
in Baltimore.
He was born here August 8,
1896, and was son of Mrs. Carrie
Tusing Cogley and the late Joseph
Cogley He was a member of St.
Marks Lutheran church in Oak
land.
Surviving are his mother, Oak
land; his wife, Mrs. Alice Edna
Cogley, and a son, Robert Cogley,
both of Baltimore; two sisters,
Mrs. Heckrotte, Mrs. Carol Myers,
Baltimore; four brothers, Frank
and Harry Cogley, Baltimore; Ray
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-25
FucuIty Dinner Held

A dinner Of members Of the fac
ulty Of the Oakland Elementary
School was held at the William
James hotel Thursday, November
Is, at 6 p. m.
Arrangements for the dinner and
evenings entertainment were made
by the teachers at the annex, with
Ms. Regina Stork serving as
chairman.
The following faculty members
and guests were in attendance:
Mn and Mrs. Erval Ream, Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Finn, Miss Ethel
Hesser Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Elias,
Mr.. and Mrs. Playford Ryan Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Hardesty, Mr..
and Mrs. Arlie Blake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merritt Feather, Roy Bray, Mary
Martha Friend, Rebecca Lohr,
Josephine King, Alice Feather,
Berlin Wilhelm, Elisabeth Thayer,
Mary Scott Jackson, Josie Iden,
Lenora Schrock, Alta Duling, Les
ter Bolyard, Emma Caulk, Regina
Stork, Anna Sue Harvey and Alice
Howard.
Miss Biehl, Handwriting Consul
tant, Baltimore City schools, met
with faculty members and teachers
from the surrounding area Friday
afternoon at the Oakland Ele-
mentary school.
Mrs. Grace Alder Dorsey, Ele-
mentary School Supervisor, State
Department of Education, Balti-
more, visited the elementary school
Monday, November %.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-25

Sunday for Lake Worth, Florida.
They were accompanied by their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Richie,
who will spend the winter months
in that city.
Mrs. Harry Edwards, )r., was in
Fairmont last week.
Nh. and Mrs. f. P. Hickman
visited her sister and family, Mr..
and Mrs. B. D. Grandstaff, Clarks-
burg.
John Gortner, Macon, H., spent
Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Biggs.
The Brownie Troop has recently
been reOrganized. Mrs. Mason Cal
lis, chairman, called the first meet
ing last Monday. Regular meetings
will be held each Monday at $3.50,
at the Mt. Lake school. The project
Of the troop is making favors for
trays to be used in the Garrett
County Memorial hospital. Inter
ested mothers are welcome to at
tend these meetings.
The annual Thanksgiving serv-
ice will be held this year at the
f. L. b. Church in Loeb Lynn. The
service will be held Thursday at
10 a. M Rev. Randall Prince, Of
Bethel Methodist church, will de
liver the sermon. He will be as
sisted by Rev. W. c. Rogers, of
the Baptist church, and Rev. Blair
Burr, pastor Of the cub. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Killius
and daughters, Grantsville, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perrine and
family on Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-25
Northern Hi News
BY THE COVETTES

The Northern High cafeteria
served am eXtra-special Thanks
giving dinner Thursday The menu
Evening star., 1954-04-28
HOUSES EoR SALE-M
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARMY MAP AREA---Attractive g.
hedrn. Colonial: quiet st.. cow. 70
cariine in wooded Brookmont over
looking Potomac. Living I'm. wi:h
rear porch. dining room. brign'
kitchen; paneled recreation room
msns H with outside entrance 70 fenced
with terms. Cal! Nj s-i5SI. Oh
4cz593; JOHN r. HoKE' EGAl 1a
BEifHEsbA. s17s5o.Fine neigh.
borhood. near medical center; i'm;
rms. bath. fun basement with lava,
tory. screened porch. delightfu
FRANK s.. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411
ewes, EN-. 2-9265.
iLocust Kills.. S24.75C
This 3-year.oid Immaculate I,n: ram.
room combination. 8 bedrooms,
baths and full basement. large leve
lot and screened porch; near park
with playground. Very good term:
with small down payment. Bill
LINGsLEY REALTY CO.. EN-, 2.
BTETHEsbApimmac. Eli 81 Pm; 4-b.droom. ms ..
bath. det. brick Dutch Colonial. con.
tanning 1st-fioor bedroom and full
bath. 3 sized hedrms. and bath
ON End floor; full bsmt.. Lear ga.
rage. porch. Within watkins distanes
WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 It'll 9 pm.
SMALL ESTATE-Charm.
ing Colonial home on Bethesda,
most exclusive residential street
large and costly homes spaced widt
apart on huge lots In beautifu
Edgemoor, gorgeously HANDICAPPED
cludes 8 bedrooms. 8 baths, den
2-car garage. S39. 800. FRANK 8
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l4ll; eyes,. en-
BETHESDA-S12,05O; less than rent
brick rambler with Q bedTms.. all.
electric kitchen; overlooking Rocl l
Richardson, EN-. 2-6Oo2. viii
THO9. L RHIILIR0. R0. 0-700O
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TaEEHfsss sss Eocssd 6S senss %sn q SshRsy sRs "a
eaSipped. Rent only si25.' Incl,
dtates dttHs ssie sSArss's as ss566 Terms r3a aVaii
with YEoNAs REALTY. IA. $500.
CocK1TAinf Sa 1llIfS LOUNGE and dining
MIR. Blue Di. 7-5s27. 4:
POOLROOM for sale. Here is an
excel. oppor: for an est. business
going G,ve oyer Is 3. years; nXNks legation !31
GRocERY s1oRE; owner sick. must
Dhonss g Ii. i':Ei@s 4i@ssi Be- Between As pm.
wa% With nSsG saother dealer RGw soa
cor, location; Reas. ia. s-9S21
GIFT SHOP. modern suburban shop
1a 1as: s:s'1 terms $3.50 so1 hi9a4s ss-
RESTAURANT, downtown. veii-es-
tablished; due. to illness, will sacri-
ISvsiy:s i S'$., Ss ssl 7afsa9 Hs RIMS sS. pm.
and restaurant; eloss:in location.
Ideal for couple; eonv. terms; ROB
EET 2. SCOTT IA. 6-se44, o9eV'
BEAUTY SHOP with 5 booths, s
rent complete; feas. suburban % Nd
FOR sxLE-prive-in srocery and
delicatessen. Large outside display
ofser HS refused. M JE. s-isas 2ss
FURNITURE sTORE-Silver sprins
details, phone HU. S-6S94. 80
lO35 BLADENSBURG RD. N.E.-.An
elegant place for the opening Of q
colored barber shop or beauty salon
with bay windows. Rental SS5 pei
month. D. CoNNoR n SON. 231e
A REAn Il n'T OPPORTUNITY to build .
profitable business handling Amer.
worlds largest selling motor oil 81
tions on main ighway in Falls
Church, Va. Call KI. S-S007.
BOOMING HOUSE. $500 down; 10
rooms, baths. oil heat; Fairmont
St. few doors from I4th NV; S115
rent: bath on 1st floor. EDWIN L.
ELLIS, 1910 Vt. ave. RE. 7-5140.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, vari-
ETY. store; cheap rent. good lease:
$500. NE. S-9469. RIA. 6-6307. 2s
ITALIAN RESTAURANT, Sill. Spg. To-
cation; Q floors; seating capacity,
100. Cali bet. and PM. sH.
SSWHIRY STORE CLosEoUT, lock,
stock and barrel. Low prices. Ar
Nn9tAr, Va. IA. 6-9112. ~
Evening star., 1954-04-28
HOUSES TO SHARE

COLLEGE PARK-Furn.. mod home
for cple; use Of facilities; pvt. liv.
rm.; SIS mo. WE. 5-69S0 days; WE.
5-6946 ewes. go
Attrac. home Of professional woman:
garden, garage; NV. Box SEX. Star.
GEORGETOWNe-3 girls desire 4th
girl for charming house; avail.
May l. NO. 7-55S5. -2S
WANT YOUNG COUPLE with child,
to share 6-rm. house in suburbs;
mr.. schls., ch'ch. AP. 7-49S7. ewes.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
EDGEMOOR

NO. / NEW LISTING Cen
ter-hall brick Colonial with
4 bedrms.. 9 baths. Bedrm.
of landing may be used as
den. Powder rm., 2-car ga
rage. Near Edgemoor Club.
NO. 2 LARGE BRICK CO.
LONIAL with y bedrms., 3
baths, den with fireplace.
powder rm. For further de-
tails call Mrs. Neill. OIL.
2-O772.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANaSvsH Hope vrd.MweIi-kept IKE semidet. @ st1cco.
8 rms. 2 baths, l on 1st a.: ar
ranged for l or families; oil hot.
water heat; $3.50. HARTMAN
EEAITY ss EG 4sfao MO lftS EU eGSS ass7d Hone ld
BRxDBURY HEIGHTS. Just Oh South
ern ave,---Det. brick rambler. 2 bed
rooms. tiled bath, full bsmt;; gas 9 I;
re- RsA1TUY LU ts95o tNG lsf1 e. coqa sSas. aODe f0'
CSOiiNGREss aEIGHTs-semidet.. s.
bedrm brick; front porch. recr.
JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor. 20.
oSNSsEss sdSeSSi HEreHrs = rwo.family, FAM
door apt. Owner leaving town.
Must sell. Price, $15,e50. JOHN
L. SHELTON. Realtor, 10. $4,000.
HILLCREsT-New det. brick: 4 rms,
f.tS Sedrms" bisns; g Ssd.%s: lnr. and
heat; s d6S: By S1s appe. onIy aIsseasi aART. e.
MAN REALTY, NC 1345 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400. Lu. 2
HiiEGREsT-4.bedrm.. det. brick;
1sEase l:toor SsGT; Tslms and o9H 1sthi bsll1in s
TesSefi ION. ReaitSr. Srn5 10. 200 1900. - 5ss ss
LYNDALE. Oh Minnesota ave. Sc
G1 or non-GI; low down payt.; mod
ern 6-foom semidet. brick. full bsmt.,
gas heat. conven. to transp. and
shopping. See this today and make
US an offer. Call Mr.. Penland, ST.
3-736S; ewes. LU. 2-7612 til 10
pm. ATLAS REALTY CO. go
4-FAMILY DET. BUILDING; good
location. l block to schools and
tfansp. Good investment or home.
Accept small house in trade. JOHN
L. SHELTON. Realtor, 10. $4,000.
PRACTICALLY NEW semidetacned
brick home: 3 bedrooms. large lot
Pull basement. Out-of town owners
o6er at speculative price Of S12.500,
$1.h00 cash 500 mo. WIN consider
trades. Mr.. Shuman, DU. 1885,
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.. Realtor,
1924 14th sc. NV. AD. 4-2005
ANACOgTTA-2-family brick. near
carline: Q kitchens. Q baths, . liv.
rms. 8 bedrms., porches. sas
IANACoSTIA-Good l5-yr.-old ashes
tos shingle. 6-rnn. BUNGALOW; gas
h.-w.h. on e0x100-ft. lot: ANA.
COSTA FINANCE CORP. Lu. 4
ssh. II -ss
Evening star., 1954-04-28
AMER. UNIV. PARK

ONLY BLOCK FROM
Spring Valley shopping center.
Spacious brick and stone Gus
street. Priced to sell on to-
bath bs1 on iite Isl h., recessed esSu hota sao
water heat. sun deck With
view. For appointment to see
call Mrs. Ballif. WO. 6-73S1
or WO. 6-7075.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
BETHESDA

A LARGE LIV. RIM. distin-
guishes this 7-rm.. 2-bath CO.
lonial home. the fenced gar
den has Is Dogwoods and an
excellent barbecue. Close TO
NH. schools and transp.
Priced at SiS.050. For further
details please call Mrs. Mac
GninaaS OF A-AEQl
Evening star., 1954-04-28
CQLORED

Only $500 down: houses In GOOD NV
section: 8 rms. and bath; bsmt.: hot
water heat; monthly payments tc
suit approved purchaser; . real
steal. Call at once. MIR. LEIGHTON
uN. 4-36OO: Sat. and sun. WA.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
BETHESDA
G1Q O6n

An immaculate brick Colonial in q
much-sought-after. close-in neigh
borhood. convenient to Our Lady
Of Lourdes. and Lynbrook Schools;
2 huge bedrms., plus q smaller:
and z baths on 2nd moor: through
fireplace: step-down din. rm.,
kitchen with breakfast space.
screened porch. recr. rm., pull
down stairway to nice attic. THIS
WILL GI. OIL. 4-8072.
Z. BOGLEY. INC. OIL. 6-7SOO
Evening star., 1954-04-28

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Attractive Colonial brick residence
decorated II good taste on aqiet
powder fm., screened porch. j twin
size hedrms. and 2 baths ON 2nd 4.
Lge, bedroom on the 3rd n. Oil
heat; maids rm. and bath. garage.
ering shrubs. TO Inspect, call Mr..
Rails ewes. NO. 7-94i4.
Randall II. Hagner & Co.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-36Oo
Evening star., 1954-04-28

NO DOWN PAYMENT CT
Brk. home With 9 bedYms.. den. porch
unfin. 2nd a.: alum. storm windows
S11, ESQ. COUNTY INVESTMENT
NC 10. s-eas3. Ewes. Ju. 6-sSo6
Evening star., 1954-04-28
WALK TO WORK
EII,OW
S3500 CASH

ss.5oo CASH
Near NH. 2-bedrm. brick
Colonial. Paneled den on lst
fir. level yard. fenced, flower
ing trees and shrubs. Immacu-
late condition. Omcers being
transferred. Please call Mrs.
Davidson. OIL. 4-5472.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
BETHESDA

Rambler. Owner leaving city. Must
sell: 3-bedrm;; bsTnt. home Of many
! year old. in perfect condition. New
location. Reasonable terms can bs
arranged. To inspect call Mr.. Scan
land, MA. S-204O; after 5 pm, KE
T-lT6S 40
Evening star., 1954-04-28

GI-APPROVED-S63O DOWN
4;EEDRM; 2 TsI,, ! CALIFORNIA !; E RA,4I RAMBLEER ER
PECK CO. HE. 4-6400.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
BETHESDA

8 and 4-bedrm. Colonials in desirabl,
residential area, All shaded lots
Priced from $22,950 to $24.76O.
H. j. KorZendorfer Co., Inc.
OIL. 4-Sl1l till
Evening star., 1954-04-28

Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors. Uptown once. m. 2-s71l
Evening star., 1954-04-28

American Univ. Park
SOS, ,OOO-Centrally located. immacu-
late brick residence; soft. living
room. large dining room. ideal
kitchen fitted with wealth of
cabinets. HOTPOINT electric range.
kitchen fan.
Two really large bedrooms, bis
closets. / bath, 2nd floor.
The many windows. freshly painted
basement has front and rear en-
frances, large room with fireplace.
laundry room.
There Is an exquisite garden with
handsome elms. Q fsh pond and
fountain, detached 2-car brick ga
Evening star., 1954-04-28
WEST HYATTSVILLE
$110
HA. 2-7234
SILVER SPRING
RnR RAY DRIVE

COS RAY DRIVE
Very attrac. det. home with spacious
grounds, large liv. rm., family din.
fm. and sep. breakfast nook, elec.
kit, 8 large bedrooms. oil heat;
rent. S125 per mo-; key at POI
Hodges lane. Can H. g.. SMITHY
CO., S11 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

SALE OR LEASE
1943 CALVERT ST, NV.
10 rms; baths; oil heat:
EX. 3-5707 RA. 3-014O
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS
Spacious semidet. brick. bedrms.,
ga baths, lge. liy. rm. with fireplace.
family-size din. rm.. kit. and den
rumpuS rm., det. garage. Ideal for
entertaining. Call Miss Zaker. DI
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th St.. AID. 4-2005
LARGE FAMILY?
All brick, 4-bedroom, 2-bath house
with den, electric kitchen. daylight
basement and garage. Near all
and public swimming pool. Call Mr.
Ryan, JU 5-l25S.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 l4th st. AID. 4-2OO5
1st-FL. BEDRM. AND BATH
HEATED RECREATION ROOM
Mr.. 9Th AND UNDERWOOD SITS.
Beautiful detached brick: top loca-
tion, near Coolidge High, elem
school; recreation center with
swimming pool; / block bus. Most
unusual mirrored fireplace, large
dining room; modern kitchen. wall
to-wan carpeting, 2 full baths
front screened porch, Det. garage
level lot hot-water heat. viii sell
fast; price is right. For appt. cal
Mrs. Kohn, RA 6-S943.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
RAalfnr 1904 1Afh ST All A-OA0E
Evening star., 1954-04-28
COLORED-8 ROOMS

2 KITS, 2 BATHS, Def.
Lovely detached house in Woodridge
with apts., bsmt.. garage, lRe.
yards. Come to ONCE for key. Others
available. 1ST NATL. REALTY, 2
Thomas circle NV. RE. 1854.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED lcena. !

Washing gton, D. c.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 20, 1854
Evening star., 1954-04-28
COLORED
4315 Z ST. Sc.

O-rm. brick, fenced-in rear yard: gas
heat; redec. S100 mo. UN. 4-35Q0
until 5 pm. 10. 3-5624 after 3,
week days and week ends. 10. 3-
Evening star., 1954-04-28

FIT. DAVIS AREA
g1X-RM. SEMIDETACHED BRICK
All spacious rms, 2 full baths, pine
paneled recr. rm., screened front
bus. and school within 1 block. A
well constructed, spotless home, in
best Sc: area. Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-S136
or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY co.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
HOUSES sALE-s.E. Cont ]

DOCTOR OR DENTIST; Nichols ave.
s.e.-Beautiful corner lot, 73x132;
2 garages; 2 cars each. JOHN l.
SHELTON, Realtor. 10. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
COLORED
1904 New Hamp. Ave. NV.


O diversified light airy rooms and
bath: full basement and built-in
garage; close to transportation.
Freshly redecorated. SIPS q month.
Call JOHN r. PINKETT. INC. Du.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
CHEVY CHASE VIEw-S25 600
NEARLY | ACRE
RETHECnA

4 bedrms., 2 baths. spacious brick
home with lge: rms, gar, screened
perch perch trees. trees. Nay &c 60 q; Near bus.
BOGLEY. INC, OIL. 6-7SOO. so
Evening star., 1954-04-28

NORTH CHEVY CHASE
equipped kit. ' sep. din. dim rm., Ssms.: SH1a
H. ]. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
Or AQt11 an n
Evening star., 1954-04-28

A LAR'GE FAMILY would fall in love
with this four-bedroom. 2-bath Co
garage, large level lot with trees;
an older prewar home being sold by
original owner whose family has di-
minished. A. ]. KESSINGER g. CO..
Evening star., 1954-04-28

HERE'S "A 4 CAFE COD with TIM; an extra
bedroom up (making 81 and recr
room in bsmt; .85x155 lot gives
room for q garden; handy to al
Wheaton shopping, bus. ETC.; only
S12,950. owner will consider Gl
contract. RIPLEY Il ROMER. Real
The Arizona post., 1954-11-05

guests of the Chapter. A nom-
inal charge of $1.OO for old
members. Reservations are be-
ing taken by the membership
co-chairmen, Mrs. Henry Ber-
man, 5-0255, or Mrs. Philip
Levin, 6-3598.
On the Membership Com
mittee are: Mines. Meyer Ag-
ron, Jules Agron, Morris Bee
ker, Philip R. Besserman,
Dennis Bernstein, M i C h a e l
Bernfeld, Jack Brown, Beula
Bart, Richard Bennett, Ida
Cohen, Louis Cohen, Meyer
Cohen, Sam Cohen, Max Cos
tin, John Cooperman, Elmer
Courtland, Earl Dove, Charles
Danziger, Sam Deutsch, Nor
ris Ernst, Meyer Epstein, Ell
lott Feldman, Rose Frucht-
man, Nancy FierSOn, Jack
GawSner, I. Gallow, William
/ Grossman, Herman GoldStein,
Hyman, Goldberg.
Albert Glickman, Alex Gelb,
Alfred Gilberg, David Gins
burg, Melvin Halpern, Nor
man Horowitz, Molly Handel
man, Sam Jasgur, Sidney Ka-
derlan, Al Liebert, I. Kate Le-
win, Max Lucas, William Le-
vim, Maurice Margolis, Abe
Makler, Sam M C h a e S IN,
Stanley Nevins, Martin Opp
man, Aaron Paul.
Others on the committee
are: Mines. Henry Ruben
stein, Joseph Rosenbluth, Leo
Rackoff, Sam Reisler, Moe Ri
ven, Martin Rosenblum, Ma
than Schneck, Philip Salonic,
Jack Starr, Paul Sgutt, Hy-
man Etrikman, Philip Sollins,
Chas. Sperling, George Sing
er, Leo Splitter, Eva Thikoll,
Alex Weiss, Harry Woodrow,
Sidney Weissberger, Carl Ia
most and Miss Sonia Schlef-
stein. Advisors are the chap
terS presidents, Mines. Will
| liam Walker, Sy Schulman.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-05
Sisterhood Holds Cruise

Mrs. Marcus Breger and Mrs.
Eileen Radner.
Hostesses for the cruise are
Mines: H. Berman, I. Cohen,
]. Cooperman, C. Danziger, H.
Epstein. J. Fishman, j. Fruch-
thendler, r. Fruchtman, M.
Gallow, D. Ginsberg, H. Gold
berg, E. Goldin, H. Goldstein,
M. Grossman, I. H. Handmak-
er, M. Hirsch, H. H. Kaufman,
S. Krakower, S. Kuperman,
w. Levin, P. Levin, I. Margo-
lis, L. Rackoff, ]. Rosenbluth,
M. Rutnick, P. Salonic, H.
Sciff, M. Schaeffer, M. Slavin,
A. Stein, H. Strikman, E. Thi-
kohl, M. Volk, and l.. Zimbler.
The chairman says, Don't
miss the boat" and advises
that reservations can be made
by calling 5-121S.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-05

Today there are many signs
of a reawakening and adult
education in Jewish subjects
is a criterion.
This Monday evening Con-
gregation Anshei Israel begins
a new semester. Organized
slightly different than last
year, four subjects will be
taught simultaneously from
8 to $3.50 pm. Offered are Be
ginning Hebrew, with empha-
sis on the Siddur; Bible study,
History of the Jews and West
ern Civilization from 1892. In
structors will be Norman Sha-
piro, Cantor FalkOW, Rabbi
Breger and Mrs. Breger. The
classes will continue through
April. Registration is 81 and
all adults in the community
may attend.
I2 Arizona Post, Nov. 5, 1854
The Arizona post., 1954-11-05

Something novel-a cruise
around the world from this
desert city-is in store for the
ladies who attend the annual
donor luncheon of the Anshel
Israel Sisterhood to be held at
the synagogue on Nov. 10.
The theme will be "a Cruise
Around the World" and the
decorations being planned by
Mines. Maurice Kansky and
Joseph Kinds and their com
mittee will befit the occasion.
Mrs. Sam Deutsch is chair,
man of the affair with CO.
chairman Mrs. David Kramer
and Mrs. Sidney Weissberger
assisting.
A great deal of special at
tention has been put forth In
the afternoons program by
The Arizona post., 1954-11-05
Al Begins
Adult Glasses

The experience of Congre-
cation Anshei Israel last sea-
son in the field of the adult
education institute convinced
them that there was need of
a program for adults so that
they might join with their
children in appreciation and
understanding of the rich her
itage that is theirs. The enthu-
siasm and earnest purpose Of
those who attended attested
to this. The home atmosphere
the past three decades had re-
vealed a weakening in tradi-
tional observance, consequent
lack of information and
knowledge of Jewish culture.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-05

organized campaigns whether
in the City of Tucson or ma
tionally, and is to the credit
of the large number of volun-
teers, both men and women,
who have worked here on the
CJA campaign. 1t is estimated
that some 300 men and women
participated this year as vol
unteer workers in the CJA
campaign. Campaign shrink
age is estimated at 3 per cent
and is again a low figure.
Shrinkage can be leSsened II
volunteers are found who
would be willing to see some
of these PLEDGES.
1t is again urged that all
those who pledged to the
campaign pay their pledge
promptly before the end OF
this year so that the 1853
campaign can begin with a
clean start.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-05
Temple Marks 45th Birthday
With Dinner-Dance Nov. IA

The 45th birthday of Tenn
Pile Emanuel and its presi-
dents will share honors at the
annual dinner-dance to be held
Nov. IA at the Temple at Z
o'clock.
The decorative theme for
the dinner has been inspired
by the birthday celebration
and Harry Bees orchestra
will provide the dance music.
Mrs. Nat Glassberg is the
dinner-dance chairman, with
Mrs. Walter May Jr. as her
co-chairman. A hard-Working
committee promises an eve
ming surprising in entertain
ment the affairs of previous
years. Mrs. Phillip Sollins,
Sisterhood president, and Mrs.
Jack Nevins are serving in an
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president and founder OF the
Chain Weizman Group OF the
Los An geles Chapter, re-
gional conference chairman
at Santa Monica, chairman OF
Sneakers Bureau for the re-
zion and is currently presl-
dent of the Los Angeles Chap
ter of Hadassah for the thlrd
term.
Hadassah operated a net
work of Israel hospitals,
health centers, clinics, a nurs-
ING school, medical school and
vocational education institu-
tions. AS the largest organlza-
tional contributor to the Jew
ish National Fund, Hadassah
has reclaimed thousands OF
acres of barren lands.
In an all-out effort to enroll
a maximum of new members,
Mrs. Jack NeVins, member
ship chairman, said that ster-
ling silver pins would be pre-
sented to each member who
enrolls at least five new mem
bers. All new members will be
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advisory capacity.

advisory capacity.
The committee is comprised
of Mines. Herbert Shulman,
Paul Present, Kenneth Cohen,
Jules Agron, J. Harry Agron,
Charles Danziger, Leo Splitter,
Charles Kalb, Karl Zamost,
Alex August, Catherine Fink,
Joseph Myerson, Edwin l..
Samuels, Louis Elgart, Muir
ray Gross, Charles Gordon,
Harry Gorodess, Jack Posner,
Alvin Kivel, Richard Bloch.
Due to the limitations of the
Temples seating capacity, the
chairman urges that reserva-
ticns be sent in early. In past
years, this affair has been a
sell-out well in advance.
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portion of contributors (98O)
gave from SIS to $25. This
amounted to a total of $7,O75.
The heart of the campaign
was in the intermediate group
of contributors who gave from
$1OO to $500. This group con-
sisted of 205 individuals who
contributed a total of $41, 900.
The analysis of the gifts is
as follows:
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It was also announced that
the campaign expenses for the
1854 campaign amounted to 3
per cent of the total. This is
a very low figure and COM
pares most favorably to other
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Hodossoh Leader to Speak
AT Life-Suving' Luncheon

Mrs Herman LeesOn prominent nauohal Ilau"S9"
leader will be the featured speaker at the fau-up
,Ihorsbn luncheon on 16 at the El COnqulstadOr'
NIre aeson was charter member of Junior Hadassah
+i in Senior Hadassah for 20 years She was first
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Gold Issues Statistical
Breakdown of 1854 cJA

Reuben Gold, 1854 CJA chairman, issued analysis of
1854 Combined Jewish Appeal Campaign This analysis
that 1924 contributors had given total of $1OO125
The contributions broken according to the size
the donations The ANALYSIS indicated that the greatest
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seAIQ0dV y A'' o''~'.-