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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15
Announce Topic For
Farm And Home Week
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talks of interest to dairymen, vege-
table growers and hOmemakers.
Beef and swine, the 1854 fruit
spray schedules and seed selection
form the morning topics, February
25tG. Afternoon topics will be sill
age and fruits. HOmemaking SEES
siOhS viii be featured day.
Complete program details will
soon be available from the Agri-
cultural El tension Service. New
ark, O.! frcm county extension off
ices.
Evening star., 1954-10-02

START BUILDING your own home
after only $50 down payment
on this lot fronting on city water
and state road. loc. few blks.
from Shirley hwy. in Fairfax County.
Priced at only S995. You say. i'm
possible? Let us show you. LYNCH
g. SONS, Developers, Springfield. Va,
III nhHh2 lclnced Slinl 4
Evening star., 1954-10-02

$50 DN.-Rambler sites. l00x200 IT,.
out Coesvile GdS rd past SILVER SR Sp Sprinfs: fo
fine building sites in year-'round
from rom D. VSsth e. on South River mr.. chesa:
peake Bay. Lots start at S150;, KAY
REALTY CO., West River 4934 on
week ends. or RA. $4,000 weekdays.
Evening star., 1954-10-02
FARMS

SALE BY OWNER 81 acres, near
Centreville, Va: 5-rm. house. barn
nice stream. Browning S-9243.
23O ACRES. lake. on hishway: or
chard; large s-rm. house, baths,
bldgs. S5.O0O-S10,OOO cash. win
J00-ACRE STOCK FARM. all in grass
or alfalfa; Poolesville 3-l53. or 20
LOUDoUN COUNTY, vA.-Approx. 81
acres on Potomac River: S-rm. stone
house, 3 large fireplaces, elec., hot
and cold running water, central
heating plant; bsmt. barns; ideal 70 for
$4,000. sot PETERS REALTY, pA.
LoTDouN od COUNTY - Top quality,
small grazing farm, with modest
house and barn. JOHN ALLEN
JOHNSTON. Realtor, Leesburg, Va.
1000 CASH will buy this modern
D. c., mr.. Damascus, Nd. Includes
3-bedrm., 1Ia-bath. lge. Kit. sep. din.
rm.. full bsmt,. Cape Cod home with
porch and garage. incloSed by Whlte-
board fence; PLUS lge. barn, silo, 2
story block and frame bldg. chicken
built new in 1899; PLUS new Amer
wire fencing, streams In all fields.
springs and fruit trees. Price re-
duced to .s22.75o. Phone OWNER
sS SE ACRES. RESP approx. 10 acres prodac- Ic
Head hwy. on Pennington rd.. 9
miles to DC. Ideal for home or
subdiv., on Potomac River, $13,5O0
Terms. PINKNEY A. EARNSHAW,
Jr., Clinton. Md. Cypress 7-S700.,
Evening star., 1954-10-02

25 ACRES, more or less. in Bethesda
area, for subdivision. Ewes, Mr..
Lebling, OIL. 4-668S. ROBERT B.
HALL CO., OIL. 2-3250. %
Evening star., 1954-10-02

1919 BENNING RID. N.E.-Excel. Ice
Good-si7e store Reas. rent. Ii. 81
30I2, TU. :5-i3311 B
1913 ii ST. NE.-Store with . rms
and bath. Only $3.50 mo. J. DIAL.
Las GRADY d. SON. CO. 5-622222
Evening star., 1954-10-02

MONTGOMERY Co.'s acres. beaut.
house spot with 2 acres of oaks:
drilled well; need cash. WO. 6-l7S2.
Evening star., 1954-10-02
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

i.UNIT APT, in NV. section. Annual
net. S2.s35. Asking $4,000 with
$4,000 On. Call PENNY APOSTOL-
1DEs. RE. 7-5224 or ia. $685..
= FOUR FAMILY FLATs-Excel. loo.
AL Al! l-eearm; .ea ,,l units; gas heat. Reas,
coMMERCiaiL. $1,000 down; &4a1
18th st. NV: 3-Story and bsmt.: :,
apts. and 4 rms. furn; RE. TITS;
alter -, PM, JU. 7-5652. MR..
RARE I-APT. DET. BRICK BLDG
Each apt. equal TO ) or b rm. house.
On wooded lot S0X200 in choice part
OF Takoma. Be sure to cali KNOUSE,
ma: S-021S. EN-. 2-1S43. a
family brick; lily. rm., kit. oinnette
? bedrms. and bath each apt; gas
heat; EXCEL. ne. area. Ex. 3-34o0.
vIR brick: l-bedroom
apts. e. furn.. . unfurnD; S24.-
.LINGToN I. N(i;n n, REALTY CO., INC, ia.
TWO STORES with . apis. over.
mer hwy. near new Palmer. Park
| Suitable for any type business. A
good investment now with many
future possibilities. Zoned Ind COM
mercial. $4,000 with S5.000-S1O,-
900 cash. DOUG NJ. SMILEY. INC,
UN. 4.S26u: ewes. RE. .5-6046.
262S 29th st. S.e.-TWo 4-unft apis
being sold at reduced price. Tt
lnspect call WILLOUGHBY REAL
ESTATE CO. Ii. 6-G043. -
FOUR UNIT. near End and Hamilton
SITS. NV: excellent condition; new
bedrm. units and . one-bedrm
units Open to offer. Call Mis-.
Zaker. DI. 1850. MARSHALL j
WAPLE CO. 1924 14th st. NV
AID 4-2O05
Evening star., 1954-10-02
OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED

ATTORNEY, established specialized
Nationwide practice, will share ex-
penseS for suitable, dignified. air
conditioned office and space for
secretary, vicinity 18th and X only
Desire association with agreeable
individual or group. Highest refer
ences offered and expected. Box
46S-Y. Star. "a
Evening star., 1954-10-02
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE in downtown; LIST H.,
real estate office; ideal for account
ant, notary public. public steno. etc.
Apply 617 F st. NV, or call RE.
7-5224 or ia. 5-5267. -3
Central Location, $40
References exchanged. Elk. 3-21S0.
Evening star., 1954-10-02
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY


I3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER, SI3,.
| 900 with $1,000 OWN. payt.; Mt
| Vernon vic. preferred. TIE. 6-S6S3
| 3"
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home
or investment property; any loc, OF
condition TU. 2-S359. DI. 7-SS42
IMMEDIATE CASH for houses. brick
or frame: or apartment buildings
any size. Call TU. 2-730s.
WE PAY ALL CASH-TOP PRICE
| for your house. Call IA. 9-621l ol
| RE. 7-0S73 H. M. GREENFIELD
COUPLE DESIRES small house in
Virginia within 30 miles of Wash
ington. viii either buy or trade
their present beach home for same
Box 4a2-Y, Star. 3"
MODERN, clean . or 3 bedrm. home
in good D. c. or nearby No. ioca-
ton, southeast pref. Have substan-
tial cash. MRS. COX, LU. 2-Sl3t
or ST. 3-136S.
Evening star., 1954-10-02

125 ACRES good land with plenty
water for cattle and hogs: House
q and z tobaceo barns: , Sl2;54o' ;.;,;,h stors
and dwelling. Good location. Reas.
DESIRABLE 41a ACRES Of high land
10-AcRE FARM. $4,000. JOHN F.
gAFFoRR1D' R1 ca end wi. Sf 2sh ;vsT st.. ,AIS peaie
Evening star., 1954-10-02
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH CO.. RE. 7-7330
Evening star., 1954-10-02
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

SIDING IN-3."6 acres, Bladensburg.
kenilworth area, B. Il o. railroad
REAS. MICHAEL r. HAGAN, WA
1-412S.
1900 SO. ft., md comml, So it.
RE. 7-151T. j. KOGOK, TU. 2-4344
Evening star., 1954-10-02
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

SEVERAL WAREHOUSES;, new and
used; various sizes, locations and
prices. Let me know what you need.
B. A. .CASSATT, 222S Wilson Blvd.
Arl., Va, ia. 5-6234. -
Evening star., 1954-10-02
40 ACRES

One Of the Oldest houses in this Sec
ton OF Virginia that could be reno-
waited and made into . perfect PLAN
tation home. The gently rolling
acreage is well fenced and has an
ideal pond site adjacent to the
house. The old slave quarters build
ing is still standing. Barns and
tenant houses are included in the
Evening star., 1954-10-02
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN / It'll DARK

See this immaculate white Cape Cod
Shirley hwy. featuring = large bed
rooms and tiled bath; living room
has wood-burning fireplace. lovely
junior dining room. equipped kitch-
en-. stairs to expansible I'd fioor; can
easily add 2 more rooms. Full base
ment with recreation room; gas
h.-w. heat This house is built fol
gracious living. Don't fail to see it
Priced at SI6. 500. This house Is
located at 2305 South Buchanan
Arlington,
0. Leonard From, Jr.
ia. 2-0705 JE. 3-7226
Evening star., 1954-10-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DEVELOPERS
400 ACRES
Nice rolling land located between
main highways; 20-mile area OF
: D. c. This land offers positive IN
hold. Above Camp washington,
leading hwys,, Route 211 and Route
so leading to property. Good terms
JE. 2-7901 -3
Evening star., 1954-10-02
OOINNNAEACs ANIUs
Cail Evergreen 1886.
NEAR DAMASCUS

NEAR DAMASCUS
Farm of over EOS acres must be sold
this month. Dairy barn. sheds and
2-story. chicken houses are large sub
stantial buildings with modern
equipment. Farm house small but
fencing. Not now operated as a farm,
Has fine possibilities for raising
cattle and chickens. Reduced price,
$4,000. Owner wants offer. Call
Mrs. Candy. Ask operator for Ever
green 4-36a6. J. WE 8 L e Y
BUCHANAN, INC. "a
Evening star., 1954-10-02
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
2i2 acres. . miles from d. c. line
off Branch ave. Sc. VIII lease or
build for reliable client. LO. 7-SO56.
-
Evening star., 1954-10-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

STORE WANTED preferably with liv-
ms quarters. in District or suburbs
BoX 427-Y, Star. a.
Evening star., 1954-10-02

SALE PRICE, $4,000
GI APPROVED-$15,000
Retired owner says sell to qualified
GI at S1,100 below appraisal with
only 500 down. Trim, white.
shingled home with . lge. bedrms.
kit. and din. rm.. porch and garage
Nestled under large tree. Lge. laWr
and fenced "a acre Exclusive
HUGH McDIARMID
VIENNA, VA DU. $1,000
Evening star., 1954-10-02
INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont,
FOUR-UNIT APT

Nelson vi. Sc, Just OF MINI. ave,
Sc, each apt. has iiv rm., bedrm.,
dinette, kit, bath and screened
porch; tenants pay all utils. annual
BLUMER CO., 617 Pa. ave. Sc,
II. 7-l08S. -
FAMILY FLAT
Lovely apt. bldg located nr. Bird. and
r. /. ave. ne. Not converted bldg.
$40 3 apts. plus owners. Priced
low for home and investment. H. T.
RANDOLPH, RE. 7-2137, Ii: r.
gG26.l.
Evening star., 1954-10-02

LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
Evening star., 1954-10-02

MCLEAN, val h-acre, high. wooded
lot in protected subdivision offered
for immediate sale; also excellent
$500 per acre: a 5-acre tract and
l2-acre tract. LEE w. CHARTERS,
Broker, Mclean. Va, Ell. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-10-02

10 ACRES. for sale, near Centreville.
Va: 375-ft. frontage, on Wharton
lane, Fairfax Co.; S4,S00. so.
S-7149 3
Evening star., 1954-10-02

CoLLINGwOoD. VA. just of Mt.
right Jo. 2-3395 after s pm. -
TAkOMA. D. c.; 3 detached lots,
all utils in plans; bldg. permits and
first trust commitment ready to go.
Will subordinate to construction
loan. RA. 3-3765. IS
running spring. in Accokeek, Md.
Prince Georges Co., ] mile OF In
dian Head hwy. Call MR.. TRUN-
NELL, 10. 2-7655. --3
Evening star., 1954-10-02

FINISH 1T YOURSELF-Ground floor
. ready TOR occupancy; 4.6-acre
wooded hill, 100 yards to private
lake, swimming and fishing; Great
Falls. area; 10 mi. Chain Bridge.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Negro Doctor Prejudice
Fading, Meeting Told

The gradual disappearance Of
prejudice against allowing Negro
physicians to practice in white
hospitals in the District was
reviewed last night at the 10th
annual Founders Lecture OF the
Medico- Chiurgical Society Of the
District.
The society was founded in
1894 by both white and Negro
physicians to obtain for the lat
ter advantages of regular meet
ings for medical improvement.
DR.. Preston B. McClendon,
president of the District Medical
Society. lauded the progress
made by Negro doctors. At the
same time, however, he said, I'VE
must admit progress is made
through evolutionary, rather
than revolutionary, methods"
There are problems bigger
than we are, and we are likely
to have difficulties" before to-
tally acceptable results can be
achieved, he said.
DR.. w. Montague Cobb, presi-
dent of the Chiurgical Society
cited the Negro doctors progress
in the. District.
"The conditions which brought
about the society no longer ex-
ist," DR.. Cobb said, "but we have
more work than ever to CO."
Evening star., 1954-11-19
7 Seized in Raid
On Radio Shop Held
On Numbers CHARGES

A 55-year-old radio repairman
was arrested yesterday and
charged with operating a lottery,
after a police raid on his shop
in the 1000 block of Seventeenth
street NV, police reported.
The man is Jackson D. billiard,
colored, who lives in the first
block of Seventh street Sc. Po-
lice said they had been making
plays at the establishments
through undercover men since
October 18.
Sergt. Samuel w. Stickley, of
the Morals Division, said Dill
lard admitted he had been OPP
Grating a numbers business for
about five months and was doing
a $l25-a-day business.
Six other men also were ar
rested in the raid. led by Corpl.
r. w. Kissner. of the Gambling
Squad. Charged with possession
of number slips were:
Johnny d. Henderson, 90, also
of the Seventh street address;
Richard Broadnax, 43, a laborer,
of the 1900 block of P street
NV; Charles Marshall. 38, a
garage attendant, of the 1700
block of Seaton street NV:
Harold S. Hammond, %, identi-
fled as a chauffer for the Ven
uzeualan Embassy, of the 800
block of Division avenue NE;
Clifton A. Hammond, 80, Of the
5000 block of Seventh street
NV, and William j. H. Posey,
81, 919 Euclid street NV. All
are colored.
The men were released under
a $1,000 bond and were sched-
uled to appear before United
States Commissioner Cyril s.
Lawrence today.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Telephone Company
COMPLETES Expansion

Completion of a $1.4 million
expansion program in Wheaton
was announced today to meet
the growing demand for tele-
phone service in that area.
A two-story building at Viers
Mill road and Connecticut ave-
nue. housing facilities for two
new central Offices, will be placed
into operation on Sunday. Ini-
TALLY it will serve $500 custo-
mers, w. K. Hodges, Bethesda
manager Of the Chesapeake g.
Potomas Telephone Co., of Balti-
more City said.
The new central offices,
Whitehall 6 and Garden 4, will
serve parts of the Kensington.
Wheaton and Rockville areas.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Accept No Substitute
There Is NO Substitute for
Leading Doctors Report on
ARTHRITIS PAIN now available
Shows Hospital Tests-Case Histories Tells of Golden
Tablet That Offers Sustained Relief for Days

spasm-now sleep comfortably
through the night. Reported
safer than even aspirin, this
new medication is now avail
able at. Selective drugStoreS.
Readers Of this newspaper can
secure this new product called
Sustamin 2-12 by contracting
the Registered Pharmacist at
any leading drugstore and re-
ceive 10 tables for $500. It is
understood that this product
must help sufferers or money
is refunded. No prescription Is
necessary.
The doctor approved booklet
giving directions for use, case
histories and Hospital Tests Is
enclosed In each Sustamin Ala
package.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Court Weighs Higher
Police, Fire Pensions
Based on Longevity

Federal Judge Alexander
Holtzoff late yesterday took un-
der advisement the question Of
whether about 1900 retired po-
licemen and f1remen are entitled
to an increase in their retire
ment pensions by virtue of longe-
witty pay increases provided for
In a bill passed last year.
The bill providing for the in
creases became effective on July
/. 1858. The Controller General
has ruled. and District authori-
ties contend, that policemen and
f1remen who retired before the
bill, known as the Police and
Firemen's Salary Act of 1853,
became effective are not entitled
to the increases.
700 Plaintiffs. ;.
The issue went before Judge
Holtzoff in the u. S. District
Court for the District Of Column
bia on suit contending police
men and sfiremen retired before
July. 1858, are entitled to in
creases based on the longevity
provision. More than 700 police
men and f1remen who retired
before that date are plaintiffs
in the suit. The ultimate deci-
sion, however, will affect about
1900, it was said. The hearing
yesterday was on motions for
summary Judgment made by
plaintiffs and District authori-
ties.
The longevity clause in the
1858 bill provides for increases
Of $l20 a year for five years of
efficient service in a grade. 1t
is possible for those on active
duty to receive as many as five
such increases, attorneys ex-
planned.
$50 to $500 a Year.
Attorneys Irving Wilmer and
Keith L. Seegmiller, representing
the plaintiffs in the. suit, esti-
mated that increases for their
clients, If Judge Holtzof rules
in their favor. would range from
$50 to $500 a year.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Milton D. Norman argued that
those retired are entitled to in
creases equal to half of the gen.
eral pay increases, but not the
increases based on longevity.
Evening star., 1954-11-19

NEW YORK, N. Y. Especially
Thousands Of sufferers of arth-
ritis pain may have reason to
cheer today-thanks to a clever
practicing New York doctor.
His discovery Of a golden tablet
that has been hospital tested for
over one year was revealed to-
day. Patients suffering the pain
of Rheumatoid, OSteO- O-ArthritiS
and Gout responded quickly to
this new medication, even the
swelling, stiffness of pain
crippled joints we're relieved
Due to a continuing pain re-
Neving agent found in the
golden tablet, only one is neces-
Sary about every IL hours Suf-
ferers who previously found
sleep difficult because Of pain
Evening star., 1954-11-19

boys E to 20 team Charcoal slacks
with checked or plaid sports coats
l. Junior Boys Blazer Plaid Sports Coat
of 81 % wool and go nyIon. Soft-to-touch,
smortIy toIored, side vents in back. I S95
Several coIors. to l21 IL
Smartly Tailored Wool Flannel Stacks
in popular charcoal eroy or brown. Q98
Also medium gray. 6 pl2, y
2. Junior Boys Boxed Dress Shirt Sets
include WeII-eut Sonforized broodcIoth shirt
with French cuffs, good-lookine eold-eoIor
cuff links and silk rePp bow tie. 098
White, maize, blue. 6 to Il.
5. Cadet Boys. Wool Check Sports Coat,
tWo-button model with patch pockets and
center vent in back Attractive 0O95
color combinations. l3 to 20. ~
Ivy League Wool Flannel Stacks with the
new, narrower look and buckle back. Char
coal groy or charcoal brown Sizes I 0.95
Ia, lo, Y and l8. IL
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor -.
also Ohevy (hoSe and Alexandra
boys 2 to 7 feel grown.up in our
washable Sanforlan slacks, jackets
4. Little Boys Zip.tront Jacket with warm
wool lining, in $3.50 wool and l5% nylon.
Elosticized sides. Groy and navy 1095
combination. 3 to ~
5. Little Boys Well.tailored Stacks, holf-
boxer model in warm, sudsobIe 85oo wool
and l59o nyIon. Navy, gray or E.oo
brown. to 7. -
6. Toddler Boys Suspender Stacks, 8596
wool and. l5% % nyIon for warmth and = SO
instability. Navy or eroy. z to4. -
W6L-JNenile Boys Apparel, 4th Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star., 1954-11-19

Now you can find the blessed
sleep you crave without fear of de-
pressing habit-forming drugs, get
up bright and poppy thanks to a
doctors discovery, called Dormin.
This amazing sleep-producing cap
sule has brought a bright new world
to thousands OF once poor sleepers.
Dormin contains no narcotics,
bromides or barbiturates-no
habit-forming drugs.
TESTED FOR RESULTs-sAFETY
Dormin has been clinically tested,
proved completely safe. 1t has been
consumer-tested for over two years
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Now Sleep Without Fear
Of habit forming drugs

and, according to its users, Dormin
affords sound, restful sleep without
any jittery after-effects. Dormin is
now available at drugstores with
out a prescription at reasonable
cost--just $2.25 for a bottle con-
tanning 36 sleep-producing capsules
only SIC each. Dormin is guaran-
teed by its makers to promote
sound sleeper your money is re-
funded. Get Dormin -and sleep
safely tonight!
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
Goings-On
At The
Center

The most successful summer day
camp in the history of Phoenix
Jewish Community Center will
come to an end Friday, Aug. 27,
with the wind-up of the third four
week session.
There are III children enrolled
in this session, and the total en-
rollment for the season has been
more than 400.
The camp was limited to chill
dren between the ages of and
IL. but Activities Director Jay Ed
son said it is planned next year
to accommodate youngsters OF 9TH
er ages as well.
Lists of all the Center commit
tees and their members are being
sent to the entire Center mem
bership this month, according to
President Maurice D. Brown. He
added that everyone is encouraged
to make suggestions about the
Center, either to a board member
or to the Center office.
Plans for a fall-and-winter pro-
gram are being formulated by the
Center's adult activities and youth
committees.
Youth activities will include pho
Biography, choral groups, children
art and crafts, AZA and BIG
work, Young Judea, teen-age
crafts, youth forums, teen-age ball.
room dance instructions, swim
ming team, water ballet and gym
nasium program.
For the adults: Dramatic work
shop, painting, ceramics, Great
Books, square dancing, beginners
and duplicate bridge, choral group,
music-listening group, Sunday eve
ming forums, gymnasium activi-
ties. women's day, sewing classes,
Jewish books, ballroom dancing
instruction and Golden Age Club.
A brochure detailing the pro-
gram is now being prepared and
will be mailed to members OF the
community soon.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
Jew Is French Premier

PARIS, (JTA) - The new Pre-
mier Of France, Pierre Mendes-
France, is the son of a Sephardic
Jewish family, while his wife comes
from an Egyptian Jewish family.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20

Orders are being taken by Ha-
dassah for New Year cards, Mrs.
Robert Wagner, chairman, an
nounced this week.
Personalized cards are available
if ordered no later than Sept. IA.
Orders may be placed with Mrs.
Wagner at CRestwood 4-6374, Mrs.
Louis Siegel at Amherst 6-1157 and
Mrs. Lewis Weiss at Amherst
54376.
Cards also may be bought at the
following stores: Gross DELEGATES
sen, Katz Kosher Meat Market,
Kosher Star Meat Market, Helen's
Variety & Gift Shop, Jewish Com
munity Center, Beth El and Beth
Hebrew Synagogues and Sun Val
ley Bakeries.
Rattle Books, Too
Rattle books are available
through Mrs. Meyer Seaman,
chairman, at Amherst 5-2549, and
Mrs. Hank Bland, co-chairnan, at
Amherst 6-9639. Donor credit will
be given for all tickets sold. Prize
is a diamond ring.
Mrs. Morris Turken at Alpine
1886 is "Book of Life" chairman.
Co-chairEaen are Mrs. Jack Flash
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
Show Halls Herzl

A special radio tribute comment
Grating the 50th anniversary OF
the death of Theodor Herzl, the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
Skating Fete Due

The Wise chapter of B'nai Birth
Girls will hold its annual skating
party Sunday, Aug. 20, at skat-
ing rink near 31st Ave. and w.
Van Buren, across from the Aero
Theater. All teen-age boys and
girls are invited and admission
will be rs cents.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
Hadassah Starts Annual
Sale Of New Year Cards

berg at Amherst 6-9320 and Mrs.
Bob Markow at Alpine 2-3327.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20

pioneer Zionist prophet, was de-
livered July Is over station KTYL,
Mesa, under the auspices of the
American Zionist Council of Phoe-
nix. Participating in the program
were Mrs. Ruth Marks, narrator;
Milton Sachs, portraying Herzl;
Albert Firestein, reader; Matthew
]. Ritchie, director, and Vocalist
Dick Saunders, accompanied by his
wife, Lee.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
DELEGATES to Conclave

A delegation of Is members OF
Phoenix branch No. 1 of LZOA-
Poale Zion will drive to Los An
geles in an auto caravan to attend
the southwestern regional confer
ence of the organization Aug. 1928.
They will report on local activities
of the group, and several OF the
delegates plan to spend their vaca-
tions in California.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
Prejudice Rumors Hit

BALTIMORE, (JTA)-The Balti-
more Jewish Council, in a letter ad-
dressed to the president of every
Jewish organization In the city,
condemned rumors of anti-Semi-
tism and anti Catholicism circulat-
ed against some of the candidates
in the primaries held June 28.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20

FeIdmans to Visit
DR.. Harold Feldman, professor
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
Bonds Yield II Million

NEW YORK, (JTA-ISrael has
received the sum Of $17,093 $50 from
the sale of Israel bonds since the
beginning of 1854, Samuel Roth
berg, national chairman OF the
State of Israel Bond Campaign, re-
ported at a meeting of it's board
of governors here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
Bits of News

and researcher at Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, NY, was due here
this week with his family to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Feldman of 1924 N. Goth st. The
younger FeldmanS have three
children - Dorothy, Richard and
Lawrence. Both families plan to
visit friends and relatives in Los
Angeles and then return to Phoe-
nix early in September.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-08-20
Temple Party Set

"School Daze" will be the theme
of a party to be given by the
Temple Beth Israel Young Mar
rieds atsp.m. Sunday, Aug. 20, at
the temple. Admission will be 81
cents or two for $1.S3. Co-chair-
men will be Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Cohen and Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
TuTkin.