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Evening star., 1954-01-01
THE EVENING STAR
l101 Penn. Ave. NV,


COsMETIC-DRUG CLERK-Experi-
enced only. References required:
Reds7: sAfosA1 f1S5sd sq5sdSs psa eo soa
1000 Conn. ave, NV. -3
COSMETIC SALESLADY, exper.;
salary and commission, company
benefits PEARsoN's, EN-. 2-7250.
COUNTER GIRL (white), Good pay
and excel, working conditions;
short order and fountain experience
LAND SANDWICH SHOP. College
Park, Md, UN. 4-7255' aA.
cOUNTERGIRLs; must be expert
good salary and hours. Apply 633
st. NV. -1O
DANCE TEACHERS-2o needed. No
experience necessary. Paid while
training. DU. 1880 for appt.
DENTAL ASST. white. exper. pref:
and ss'G xfss 0ss BSs 11sE stftf ss4
FOOD SUPERVISOR. experienced.
some Office work; dignified position;
sen Eererensfs Mr. MARsaAL ADeya fai IN Mass
ave. NV. 8. am. to $3.50 pm. .
HOSTESS. experienced. neat appear
ance. Apply in person after { pm.
CASINO ROYAL RESTAURANT, S04
l4th st. NV. See Mr.. Snider. a
INSURANCE UNDERWATER. prefer
ably with general agency experience.
Me S-0922 -3
TNTERvIEwER-s -sALEsLADY. age q
to 2S: 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,
2 pm.-10:30 pm, Part-time hrs,
$40 p.m.-l0:30 pm, Mon. through
Fri. 5 davs weekly: Phone DU.
$500. MR.. FOWLER. for appt.
MASSEUSE. experienced. part time:
days. Apply End f., 1920 F st.
NV. -
MILLINERY SALESLADIES - Excep-
tional opportunity for experienced
millinery salesladies. Full-time work
with top salary. Apply Mrs. Kru-
ger, Millinery Dept, 1st floor, l..
FRANK & CO.. 18th and F SITS.
OFFICE CLERK Restaurant type
bookkeeping, typing, some cashier
ing, some shorthand; under 40:
meals, paid vacation and sick
leave. Call MA. $500. Ext. 152,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Arthur Murray
INTERVIEWS TEACHERS

We are accepting applications for our
new training class, given free to
33 yrs. incomes from $65 to $l95
weekly. with excellent opportunities
for advancement. with the finest
school in its field Company bene-
fits include sick pay, paid vacation
and employe PROFTT-SHARIN0
PLANS; guaranteed income to start.
Apply in person, pm. to 8 pm.
only, ARTHUR MURRAY, 1011
Conn. ave. NV -
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AGE 3O-UP

Wanted by prominent local
corporation to call on Jewish
families. Recession proof,
dignified business, calling on
the best market in D. C. Start
your New Year with the best
opportunity in town. Liberal
commissions and intensive
training program assure your
success.
Call HE. 4-4641 Sunday,
between 10 a.m.-4 pm.
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PIX OPERATOR

Apply Alban Towers. 800 Mass. ave.
NV.
Il
PHYSICIAN REQUIRES SERVICES Of
clinical assistant; training available:
part time, including Saturday morn
ings: typing necessary. State quail
fications.. Box l65-X. Star. Il
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/ PERSONALS tcent.l

ARTHUR MURRAY dance lessons for
sale ct great reduction. FOR infor.
nation, write MISS N. JONES. Box
go. Herndon. Va, or call Herndon
GRADUATE NURSE has car; win
drive patient to Florida; secretarial
BETHEsDA-Room, ana kit. priyfls.
only $40 Q mo. to mature white
woman to baby cit 3 ewes. OIL. A.
1914, any time. 81
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Births Reported
tFrom D. c. Burea

BOYS.
Edgar x. and Frances Beach.
Pierre and Lisette Beauregard III.
Joseph and Anne BaumAn.
Horace and Lillian Cold.
Edward and Jean Gursky.
John and Elizabeth Goehring II.
Walter and Shirley Jones.
Joseph and Josephine Meese.
Robert and Constance Reese.
Kenneth and Rosa Willis.
Alfred and MsrRaret Day.
Rosenwald and Vera Golatt.
Harold and Vera James.
walter and Anita Madison.
walter and Leatrice Smith.
Arthur and EVELYN Underhill.
GIRLS.
Joseph and Augustine D. Cook.
James and Ann Dupree.
William and Mary Kentner.
william and Donna Meekins.
Donald and Genevieve Ream.
Reginald and Irma Tate.
Joseph and Annie Booker.
Albert and Katherine Luckett.
Edward and Lula McKenney.
Nurney and Marie Mason.
Willie and Cora Rious.
Jerome and Jean Savoy.
James and Deloris Simpson.
Charles and Pearl Scott.
John and Annie wallace.
Evening star., 1954-01-01
SALESMAN-NEW CAR
statesmen
SUPERVISOR

We want men who can sell jewelry.
Clothing. appliances. soft goods and
allied items on no-money down
basis. Best deal in town for men
capable of peninc instalIment
accounts. Any one now in this line
can double his earnings, See Mr.,
Morton. UNIVERSAL JEWELRY CO,
635 F st. NV. q
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white; refs. req. JOHNSON'S SUN
OCO. 1903 r. I. ave. ne. Il
SHOE SALESMAN to become man.
ager of medium priced shoe store.
Good salary. Apply CANNON
SHOE STORE, 1901 II st. ne. Mr..
Evening star., 1954-01-01

PART-TIME COLLECTORS
Sat. and 8 ewes. per wk. High -class.
white debit. Must live in Vienna.
Falls Church, Arl or Alex: car nee.
Phone MR.. CHAMPAGNE. HO. D
21O4. AZ pm. today.
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Enoineers' Club Event

The Engineers Club Of Wash
ington will hold q New Years
open house from 8 to 8 pm. to-
morrow in the willard Hotel.
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COLLECTION MAN

Exilarienced in all phases Of INSTALL
position. excellent future Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 7O3
7tl st. NV -3
COPY BOY for local news service.
State age and requirements. Box
4(Q.E Star II
Evening star., 1954-01-01

exempt. bR-day week. LOGAN
MOTOR CO., I'LL 18th 0t. NV.
Ask for Mr. Crismond. 8
MAN. white, age $3.50. settled. 70
take complete Ncharge stock room
and bonding IN brake shop: also
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SHOE STORE MANAGER
OR D. c.. STORES

vide satisfactory refs; base salary,
open. plus bonus. Apply 1927 Good
Hope rd. Sc. or call LU. I-1515
for appt. or write p. o. Box No.
4727. Anacostia Station. D. c. IS
SHOEMAKERS, must be experienced.
REFERENCES. Good salary and hours.
Apply 633 F st. NV Il
STOCK CLERK (head), experienced,
for wholesale electric supply house
lnxture dept): salary open: reply
in own handwriting: replies held in
strict confidence. Box 49S-Y, Star.
TELEvISION OUTSIDE MAN. expe-
rtenced; good salary and bonus; car
not necessary. MAYFLOWER TELE-
VISION. 1929 18th st. NV. Il
TV SERWCEMAN-To take over
small established service dept. on
partnership basis. Little or no
capital REQUIRED. Mostly evening
cSase anus ys Want IN sfeadS hsaF eoayy
avail. Box 114-E. Star. -3
TYPEWRITER REPAIRMAN with
tools wanted. part or full time. Phone
LO. 5-3403. Il
MATCHMAKER, wanted. for steady
employment in trade shop: excel.
salary for right person. Call ia.
9-1586 between z and 10 pm. --6
BOYS, 1S to 25; free to travel;
working Fla. resorts during winter
mos. and return. High earnings:
! car furn.; must be neat and ACRES
sive See MA. j. s. GRIFFITH,
New Colonial Hotel. 18th and NJ
sts. NV, 9 to .12 am. or 2 to 6
Pm. Do not phone. IL
Evening star., 1954-01-01

To sell family illustrated Bibles.
Catholic version. We train YOU to
do this work. Call RE. 7-4293 or
10. S-O174. -
BODY AND FENDER MAN-Good op-
portunity; new shop. new equipment.
Call MR.. PHILLIPS. JU. S-3737 til
10 pm. 3
BUTCHER, exper., for service meat
dent: must be non-drinker. Apply
QUALITY FOOD SHOP. 5035
Connecticut ave. NV. -3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meat dept.
to all self service. Six-day week;
steady man to take fun charge.
and salary expected. Box 475-Y.
Star. 5
BUTCHER, exper.. ability to manage
meat dept. Apply 3423 Connecticut
ave. NV. .
CASHIER CIGAR CLERK for down.
town drugstore: no nightwork. va
cation with pay; local references re-
auired: retail experience preferred:
reply in detail. Box 499-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1954-01-01
COOK
PERMANENT

Young colored woman. 25-35 yrs. Of
age. experienced as cook. to prepare
lunch for approximately IL execu-
tives: hours: 10 am. to 3 pm.
Mons Apply Personnel, Room
Sat A-1 No phone calls.
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BELL BOYS
BIBLE SALESMAN

Apply ALBAN~ TOWERS. $500 Mass.
ave. NV.
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CHEF

Working chef twhite). must have
hotel experience. for first-class golf
and country club nr. Baltimore.
Open all year. Good salary. II
married. position for wife could be
Moeer Eoensea wooDaofME iesesyIe~ couNrRY sa ny
CLUB, Pikesville. Md. Hunter g.
Evening star., 1954-01-01
CREDIT MANAGER

You are needed by one of Washing
toms leading furniture stores. You
must be. fully experienced in all
tSs Of cedt and III WORK
assuming complete charge of our
credit ONCE. Salary commensurate
with your experience. Your reply
RRdilRi RRili ssal e held san IN strict confidence es
CREDIT MGR'S. ASSISTANT
Installment exper. necessary: excel:
salary f,ry and sn ogPor 2svs, for sSlid ole
6O1 7th st. NV. -3
% exner Necessary: :' paid ID While aiiesf traino Ho
RR sSF ffDpolntmef fo9 ons 81 tn.
nsSt dry cesnnE Rsf. -.rteS routes p
Way cEEANERs AND pYEERs. 5000
Conn; ave. OF. 2-s377 or oL.
DRfvEk GsTREf TO PICK UP CHILDREN for
DRUG cIEEk, exper.. pssmensn.;
EREEcSisi f2h7 fGas sSs and sp-
ELECTRICIAN. must have journey
Hesnstcns mss cnsd to f.misr Ro1F in wta ud e esta6
elec. contracting .firm; good pay.
with vacation. Call RE. 7-1O27 for
ELECTRiCIANs or helpers wanted:
steady employment. good pay. ex-
cellent opportunity. Fhone RA.
Electric Motor Repairman
Must have exper. in rewinding small
AC motors. Apply
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL
MACHINE SHOPS, INC.
919 Jessup Blair Dr.. Sill. spg.. Md.
ENGINEER. Bird class; must be thor.
oughly familiar with heating and
air conditioning. for new building in
NV; area; Must supply good refs.
Call EN- $500 for appt. 3
ENGINEER
With Class 3 license, for work In
large air conditioned ONCE building
Must be non-drinker and fully
capable Of supervising help and
making minor repairs. Apply Box
Hotel Sales Representative
1st-class hotel chain requires the
services Of an aggressive young
man, who has the ability to work
out In detail conventions, ban
quests, etc. Excellent opportunity
for right person. Box S14.A. Star.
-6
Evening star., 1954-01-01
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has top
school and once positions. 18th
year: i341 g st; NV RE; 7-393s.
specialize 10 these positions ATLAS,
1920 q ave. NV RE 7-B7n7
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
seSys;: ;s s:, stsnos;; = @ @Dkyr:s rsceps:; typists.
0pEs.. cashiers, PIX oprs., others.
1920 n q AVE NV RM k06.
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Secretary
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

WARWICK VILLAGE needs
a pleasant woman who can
take dictation and type well.
The. Job pays $55 for 51a-day
week. Arlington or Alex.
resident preferred. Pleasant
working conditions in O re-
fined and well-managed rental
office. Splendid opportunity
for q woman Of executive
ability, Call TIE. 6-6912 for
appointment.
Evening star., 1954-01-01
SALES

Fast growing. young. national drug
company has opening for salesman
In Washington area. age 20 to 35.
Selling experience with national
Technical background unnecessary
because of complete training pro-
gram. Interesting saleswork with
doctors. druggists. hospitals and
clinics. Salary, car allowance, in
centive bonus. company paid hos
.pitalization, insurance. Complete
letter with age, education and en-
ployment record required. All let
ters in strict confidence. Write
Box 232-E, Star.
PHOTO coupon statesmen, full or part
time. Apply Suite 917. I'll 14th st.
NV. 1ls
PHOTOGRAPHERS (3)--Home por-
traits. Top pay. Must be acceptable
to bonding CO. Apply Suite 917.
I'll 14th st. NV. IL
Evening star., 1954-01-01

PRODUCTION ENGINEER
For electronic manufacturing plant.
Apply.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL
MACHINE SHOPS, INC.
919 Jessup Blair Dr.. Sill. Spg., Md.
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MEN.
YOIING MAN
CALIFORNIA TRAVEL.

Men 1924 travel Calf. and Fla. and
return; new cars furn.: around $3 40
mo. to start: immed. cash acct. !;
cir. sales. See Mr.. Mason, CAIRO
HOTEL. No phone calls. IL
Evening star., 1954-01-01

SALES MANAGER, roofing and sid
ing: must have local experience anc
reference: salary and over ride
phone Mr.. O'BRIEN. Ii T-3006 fol
apDt -
Evening star., 1954-01-01

3rd class; must be thor
oughly familiar with heating and
air conditioning. for new building in
NV. area. Must supply good refs.
Call EN- 3-8lOO for appt. %
Evening star., 1954-01-01
ROUlEMAN
LaundrV-DrV Cleaning

Married. physically At. sales minded.
must be able to maintain and in
crease sales on established route in
growing section. now paving $50 per
week. 5-day week. Cash bond REQ.
Apply before 10 am.
1928 Fla Ave. NV. DU. 71111-
Evening star., 1954-01-01

REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE statesmen.
Opening for good brokerage man to
specialize in northeast and south
east sections. Plenty cooperation.
Waple.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
ROOFER-Experience roofer, gutter
and downspout man. Phone Poplar
2-6634 between 6 and 9 pm. Il
Evening star., 1954-01-01
ENGINEER

With Glass 3 license, for work In
large ir-conditioned ONCE building.
Must be on-drinker and fully
capable Of supervising help and
making minor repairs. Apply Box
See. Star, B
, 1954-10-11
(SEAL)
RESERVE SATURDAY, NOV. 9Th FOR
YOUR NIGHT IN MONTE CARLO II!
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN STANDS
DIVISION OF ST. cRoIx. AT cHRIsTIANsTED

To: Gilmore Weinhold Friedman; Freda F. Wiebrecht; Maxine F.
Ball; James a.. Wiebfeeht; George Alexander Ball II; Forest
Home Cemetery; Association; Milwaukee Art Institute; Mil
waQkee County War Memorial Center, Inc; Lily Heidmann;
Arson Buttes; Joseph Ducon; Margaret / Pelher; Leon E.
EKaumheiner; American Alpine Club; Edward Feuz; Martha
Feuz; Ernest I. FischeI; Mimi FischeI; Elso Oesterlein; Viii
liam ]. Oesterlein; Milwaukee Hospital; Columbia Hospital;
Milwaukee Chidrens Hospital
YOU ARE HEREBY CITED to show cause why the written
instrument signed by Max Z. friedman, deceased, dated January
18th, 1858 should not be admitted to probate in this District as the
Last viii and Testament Of Max +. friedman, deceased and why
Letters of Administration eta should not issue to Warren H.
Young Of Chrstiansted, ST Croix, Virgin Islands Of the United
States, at a term Of this Court to be held at Christansted, st. Croix,
Y. ]. on the 18th day Of October, 1854.
Dated: September Is, 1864.
GEORGE a. MENA
, 1954-10-11
By The Acting Governor
Virgin Islands Of the United oTates
PR
VIRGIN ISLANDS CLEANUP WEEK

/, CHARLES K CLAUNCH, Acting Governor of the Vir-
gin Islands Of the United States, do hereby designate the
week beginning October 4, 1854 as Virgin Islands Cleanup
Week, and / request all property owners, tenants, and occu-
pants Of properties, including owners Of empty lots, to give
special attention during this campaign to a thorough clean
up all such properties.
This Proclamation IS issued in conjunction with the
Proclamation designating Fire Prevention Week. Trash,
rubbish, newspapers, etc, are very serious fire hazards and
should be disposed Of throughout the Islands during this
week.
And hereby direct all the facilitating services Of the gov
eminent Of the Virgin Islands, and especially the Depart
ments of Health, Public Works, and Police, to cooperate full
" in this campaign, to urge all private as well as public pro-
perty owners and tenants to perform a complete cleanup
job, and to provide for the prompt and rapid removal Of all
such garbage and trash which may be removed during this
period;
@A And / futther direct that attention shall be particularly
given during this campaign to enhancing the condition and
appearance of all our parks and other public places;
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government Of the Virgin Islands
to be affixed at Charlotte Amaie, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Of the United States, this 18th day Of September, a. D, 1854.
CHARLES K. CEAUNGH
Acting Governor
(SEAL
, 1954-10-11
GEORGE a. MENA

District Court Commissioner
, 1954-10-11


STAGE SHOW
ter. The singing star, Mile
Charlotte enchanted the listen
ers with a perfect rendition
of the sentimental song T Am
Walking Behind You and
was called back for an encore.
Miss Carmen Bonita kept the
audience il speeches. aston
ishnent with her equilibristic
balancing act. A glass of sweet
drink placed on her forehead
she showed acrobatic feats to
perfection.
Miss Selma Ducreat intro
duced as the baby Of the
troupe left no doubt with her
admirers, that although she
still is very young she is an
accomplished performer with
her act as contortionist show
ing perfect control over her
body.
Last but not least the live
wire Of the show Madame
O,Lindy' as Master of Gere-
monies, Singer & Dancer, had
her audience at her mercy &
entertained in the most en-
ioyable way. She could not
establishment to find in our is
land such an ultra-modern.
theatre, and expressed the
wish to remain here and per
form always in such a plea
SAINT and up to date surround
ings.
The audience left the Thea
ire will satisfied with a per
feet show, and entertainment
SO long missed in the island.
There will be repeat shows on
Monday and Tuesday nights.
E. H. GRAY -.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
Solicit Arabs
For Greeting

PHILADELPHIA (JTA.-
Arab diplomats in the United
States sent greetings to the
American Council for Juda-
ism on the occasion of the
Councils annual national
four-day conference. Assist
ant Secretary of State Henry
A. Byroade was one of the
principal speakers.
The Council was severely
criticized in a statement is
sued by Rabbi Irving Miller,
chairman of the American
Zionist Council, for soliciting
and making public messages
of greetings from the Arab
diplomats in this country.
For a long time" the state
ment said, "the vast majority
of American Jews have rec
ognized that the American
Council for Judaism, a frac-
tional political group masque-
rading as a religious move
ment, has by one means or
another sought to hamper the
establishment and later the
development of the Democ-
racy of Israel. This is the
first time, however, that a
body of Americans, profess
ing to be Jews, has publicly
aligned itself with enemies of
Israel and the Jewish people.
This disgraceful and humili-
ating spectacle will meet with
the contempt it deserves from
American Jewry."
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
Stamp Exhibit
Awards Made

Notwithstanding stiff COM
petition in what was regarded
as a superior stamp club ex-
hibit, a group of well-known
lobbyists won recognition.
The exhibit was held earlier
this week at the Santa Rita
and terminated with a ban
quet Tuesday evening.
Jack Brown won first place
for covers. His theme was 100
years of postal history. Jerry
Cohen placed third with an
interesting display of tin can
covers. Two men won fourth
place honorable mentiOn),
Ben Held for his stamps of
Israel and DR.. ]. Irving Wolf
for money denominations in
stamps.
DR.. Wolf also presented the
Sol Wolf award, an annual
honor. Exhibit received en-
thusiastic compliments of the
seven judges.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
Decorate New
Model Home

Charles Wilson, the builder,
chose Louise Thompson and
Natalie Oates to do the deco
rating and furnishing of the
new G-E Young American
model home at 3413 E. Edge
mont. 1t is now open for in
spection.
Response is highly compli-
mentary. Many favorable
comments revolve around the
soothing colors and the SIM
plicity of furniture, which
depends on good lines for eye
appeal. The interior gives a
feeling of complete relaxation
and Inability. The all-purpose
room, between the kitchen
and dining room, is a delight.
1t is enhanced by wallpaper
showing French generals on
bicycles dashing here and
there, cartoon style. Most re-
freshing.
And a word about the
house. 1t has many features
that usually are expected in
the expensive home: spacious
rooms, all-paved patio, gener-
Gus use of fine woods.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

The Arizona Post makes
a welcome gift to a relative
and to newcomers.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

More than 100 men and
women prominent in Roma
nian Zionist affairs have
been tried behind closed
doors during the past few
months, it was learned from
reliable sources. The great
majority of those brought to
trial were sentenced to long
prison terms on charges of
treason and Zionist activities.
Among those convicted dur
ing these trials were some 20
members of the left-Wing
Hashomer HatZair.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
SoftbaII Loop
Nearing Finals

Sunday play at the Center
found the Tucson AZA and
Jolson AZA splitting a dou-
bleheader. Jolson won the
first, II to 8, and a home run
by Bert Malinsky in the last
of the seventh with two outs
won the second game for Tue
son AZA, 8 to Z. Tau Delt re-
tanned its 1000 mark by belt
ing the Young Adults, Is to 9.
League standings now are:
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

Arizona Post, May I, 1854
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
Running On
Bias Platform

LOS ANGELES (JTA).-
State Senator Jack Tenney,
whose bid for denomination
was rejected by the Repub-
lican State Committee, is
seeking the party designation
by conducting a bitter prima-
ries campaign aimed against
"organized JeWry."
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

canto Park blanked Reuben's
Furniture 40, DaVey Jones
beat S.R.K. 81, Skora Leather
downed Kal Rubin 81 and
Gordon Shoes beat Tops Del
icatessen by the same 81
score.
Joe Kali led the boWlerS
with a POI, 212 game for a
GOA series while Al Gallen
with a 200 game and 522 Sc
ries and Harry Epstein with
a sos series were others with
high scores.
The standings are as fol
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

On May % there will be a
league termination party in
which all teams will be guests
of the Center for refresh
ments. The top team will re-
ceive an award. The Center
athletic committee will be on
hand.
TheJunior League Softball
League will meet that after
noon for a party in their
honor to terminate their loop.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

The league will hold a
meeting on Wednesday night
at 8 o'clock in the auditorium
of Anshei Israel at which
time all bowlers and proSpec-
tive bowlers are urged to at
tend.
The annual bowling dinner
will be held at $50 o'clock on
Sunday evening, May 16, in
the Talk O. the Town, at
which time the emblematic
Gordon Shoes trophy will be
awarded the winners and
other prizes will be distrib-
uted.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
Davey Jones Champions Of
Arizona Post Bowling League
By ART DAVIS

Champions without a dOubt-thats the Davey Jones
bowling which both halves of the Arizona Post
Bowling League The final standings show the winners to
have big seven-game lead secOndplace KaI Rubin
On Wednesday night the league season closed, En-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-16
BIRTHS
Suburban Hospital

cuuuA Udh AAOSpAOuA
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin L. Shipe
Rt. 3, Gaithersburg, a son, Ken
meth Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Rogers
1879 College View Ave-, Whea
ton, son, Willard Ernest.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis w. Lud
low, 1907 Denton Rd., Bethesda
a daughter, Cynthiea Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Kline
4404 Woodfield Rd., Kensington
a daughter, Linda Mae.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore H. Ma
son, 1927 Brookfield Rd., Silver
Spring, a son, Theodore Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur E. Stock.
er, ala Denfield Ave, Kensing
ton, a daughter, Cynthia Lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Mann
1915 Montgomery Lane, Bethes.
da, a son, John Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Annis
AL Gladstone Drive, Rockville
a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Eiseman
1885 w. Falkland Lane, Silver
Spring, daughter, Joan Vau
CHAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood R. Will
RID Boetler Rd., Silver Spring
a son, David Michael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks A.
Broome, 1905 Hampden Lane, Be
thesda, daughter, Deborah
Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James K. Zero
1902 Lewis Ave, Rockville, a
daughter, Katherine Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackie D. Simp
son, 1901 Mertford ST., Kensing
ton, a son, Jackie Deora Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Starke
10402 Summit Ave-, Kensington
a daughter, Deborah Dawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Mead
9817 Montauk Ave, Bethesda, a
daughter, Deborah Jane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael V. Chu
PEEK, 3417 Farthing Drive, Silver
Spring, daughter, Carol Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Henderson
Boyds, a son, Kenneth Gene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy D. Brown
GOT Stone ST., Rockville, a daugh
ter, Nina Joycelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Get
tere, 1929 Plyers Mill Rd., Ken
sington, a daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert L. Woods
8205 Kentbury Drive, Bethesda