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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
Bob | Hopes Head Aches;
More x-Roys Planned

LONDON. Dec ~ 9-Bob Hope. nursing sore head and
hurt fingers from his Christmas performance for s In
land plans to work tomorrow movie he is making
here.
doctors x-rayed Mr. Hopes skull why
still had headache from the tumble he took when he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
MODERN MARRIAGE
How Happy Are You?
Test Yourself and See

S. Are new ideas stimulating
to you. and do you find pleas
ure in using your brain?
0 / 2
Realistic Goals?
6 Do you have realistic
goals toward which you are
making progress. functioning
near the level of your abil-
ity?-0 / 2.
2. Are you reasonably free
OF q sense Of guilt, feeling that
you usually do pretty well
what you should when you
should?-0 / 2.
8. Do you understand and
appreciate men. especially
your husband?-0 / 2.
9. Is your attitude toward
sex a sound one, and If you
are married, do sex relations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

lar. are now taking more in
terest in this type of cooking.
There are all kinds and
types of portable grills with
prices ranging all the way
from under SIS up to 5000.
Spring Blossoms
Individual Angel Cakes
/ cup sifted cake flour.
Ia cups fine granulated sugar
"a teaspoon salt.
Ia cups egg whites t12 eggs.
Ia teaspoons cream Of tartar.
/ teaspoon vanilla.
u teaspoon almond extract.
Sift flour and u Of the
sugar together three times.
Add salt to whites in a large
sugar bowl. Beat whites to a
coarse foam. Then sprinkle
cream of tartar and fiavoring
over surface and continue
beating until egg whites just
begin to pile. Then begin
adding remaining sugar in two
tablespoon portions, sprinkling
it over the surface of the
whites. Beat each portion in
gently. The batter at this stage
should be moist, glossy, fine
textured and will flow slowly If
bowl is tipped. Fold -four
sugar mixture gently into
whites in four portions.
Fill INCREASED individual
pans to Is inch of top. Pass a
knife through the batter cir
cling the pan twice. Bake in a
preheated. moderate oven $3.50
degrees F) until tops spring
back when lightly touched,
about II minutes. Cool. For
these small pans, loosen cakes
by using a metal skewer and
narrow-bladed knife. Frost at
once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

The first thing to catch the
eye were the miniature tube
pans for making individual
angel cakes. The pans are
about 8 inches in diameter
and cakes will bake in approx
tmately II minutes. We could
see them frosted in pastel
tones to match the flower col
ors Of a centerpiece. Or as
individual birthday cakes with
wee candles marching around
the rim. Nice, too, on the tea
table when you're entertaining
for soon-to-be brides.
Also in the cake department
was a three TERED cake pan to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
REPORT TO THE HoMEMAKER
Classic Angel Cakes
Baked in Miniature Pans

be used for small wedding,
birthday or anniversary cakes.
It would save the trouble Of
baking three different size
layers or having q set Of grad
uated cake pans.
Party Molds
No one, it seems, ever has
enough fancy molds around
the house. There were ring
molds Of all sizes. decorative
copper molds, and molds for
special holidays. With the sea-
son coming on when we'll be
making more nodded salads,
no well-equipped kitchen can
afford to be without at least
two Of these items for party
entertaining.
The new copper-trimmed
canister sets were very hand
some and so were the colorful
aqua enamel-on-cast iron bak-
ing dishes from Holland. This
type Of oven-to-table ware is
becoming increasingly popu-
lar. II you're looking for
shower gifts or even wedding
gifts you couldn't make a hap
pier choice.
Barbecue Grills
The array Of outdoor cook
ing equipment that's available
for the coming season is
enough to make your mouth
water. Last year outdoor cook
ing scared to new heights Of
popularity. It was THE way
to entertain. Men, in particu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

with your husband contribute
to your happiness?-0 / 2.
10. Do you feel allegiance
to a cause or ideal greater
than yourself?-0 / 2.
A woman can score herself
by letting mo" be equivalent
to zero. crediting herself with
if she answers sometimes"
and 2 if she can say fatty
"Yes." A normal score should
be above is. and a score of IL
or less indicates that your
mode of life is probably due
for some overhauling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE

So you want to be happy?
The first thing to do is to
ind out. right now, Just how
happy you are. Try yourself
out on this little happiness
quiz:
I. Are you glad that you
are q woman? o / 2
2. Do you wake up in the
morning with pleasant antici-
patton Of the days activities,
feeling that life is good?
0 / 2
3. Do you feel pleasantly
busy, neither tense from hav-
ing too much to do or bored
from having too little to do?
0 / 2
4. Do you have interests
other than your regular work?
o 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

spiurge on
shiny new
equipment?
To S e e
W h at was
n e W i n
k ! t c h e n
t a S h ion S,
we browsed
t hrou g n
the home
wares de-
partment Of
some of the
local stores
the other
day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
BY VIOLET FAULKNER

Come spring, don't you get
the urge to turn out your
kitchen. discard some Of the
battered pots and pans and
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-25
PHILADELPHIA ANTI SEMITIC
THUGS STILL AT LARGE

PHILADELPHIA, (JTA) = The
effort to bring the anti-Semitic
thugs who perpetrated this city's
brotherhood Week assaults" to
justice is still unsuccessful, it was
reported here last week. Both po-
lice and Jewish Community Rela-
tons Council Investigators have
tracked down dozens of leads, and
all of them have proved fruitless.
At the same time, it was dis
closed that one of the Jewish boys
who were attacked, Harry Rosen,
Is, will not suffer any permanent
disabilities. It had been feared
that his vision might be perma-
nently impaired as a result of the
attack.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-25

of the establishment of the City
of Miami Beach. which is slated to
last all year. got underway last
week with an invitational golf
tournament which attracted the
nations top professional and anna
teur golfers.
The four days of medal play
was for prizes of $l2.500 and for
the first time here several days of
the play were televised over
WGBS-Tv. According to Hank
Meyer. City of Miami Beach pub
plicitY director. this is the first of
many outstanding public affairs
which will keep the eyes of the
nation focused on this resort city
during its celebration of 40 years
as a municipality.
This writer was proud to have
been selected to do the promotion
of the event.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-25
PROSECUTION OF CATHOLICS
SOUGHT FOR ABDUCTION
OF JEWISH GIRL

THE HAGUE, (JTA) = Prose-
cution of five persons suspected of
involvement in the kidnapping and
hiding of Anneke Beekman, Jew
ish war orphan, was demanded
last week by DR.. Isidore Hess,
counsel for the Beekman family in
a deposition to the Amsterdam
Public Prosecutor. If the prosecu-
tor does not press charges, DR..
Hess said, he would appeal to the
Amsterdam Court of Justice.
The five suspects referred to are
the Mothers Superior of Dutch
and Belgian Convent, a priest,
Anneke's former guardian and her
sister. DR.. Leonard Donker, Minis
ter Of Justice, told the Dutch Sen
ate of his regret that so far Ann
exc has not been traced. Prosecu-
ton of a Roman Catholic priest
allegedly involved in the kidnap-
ping will continue, DR.. Donker
said.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-25

DR.. Kurt Alexander, admins
traitor of the United Restitution
Organization is in Miami to dis
cuss with local Jewish leaders the
problems of restitution to individ-
ual members of the West Ger
many community who are unable
financially to obtain indemnifica-
ton from the German govern
ment.
The work is entirely financed
by the Conference on Jewish
Material Claims against Germany.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-25
by HAL aERoIpA

One OF Mamis pet Jewish will celebrate
this week. About 1000 and tourists are e
pected gather the Jewish
the past years achievements discuss plans
members TO the board Of directors.
The home fills important providing
like facilities for the in
professional
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-25

UNDYNC THANKS-Scro recounng Denmarks
Of M entire Jewish community presented by Victor Boge e
DanisbOn musical artist and comedian Dr. Nelson Cuek president
Of Hebrew Union COegeewsh Religion
for pOy the abbc school archives BOrge made the
with Thanks Denmark
(Meb 26 Hebrew Union College Cincinnati which Dem
marks Ambassador Henrik honorary
day miracle Of brotherhood" and he honorary
American Jewish Committee.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-25

The celebration of the doth year
Evening star., 1955-02-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

BY OWNER-Lesving town must
sell; large brick rambler OF. acre.
3 bedrms., Ia baths, 30-ft. living
dining area. dishwasher. dbie. ga
rage. bsmt., secluded rural setting,
near 5.S,itiss S.s - Issa s atS iSr 81 shiS5s sx.
LARGE RAMBLER OFF MASS. AVE.
tifaiiiy built homes to be found plus
being one OF the largest 3-bedroom
ramolers y!9s ye have seen seen 5S ioF htirs tnls
construction with immense fun base
ment. Absolutely perfect condi.
lion. Delightful woodland setting
and Wood Acres FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 7-l411. Ewes. EN-; g.
CAFE cIgg' CoD-pesirable brick home
on excellent lot; this home offers
spacious living room with fireplace.
dining room, large kitchen: 2 bed
rooms and bath down; expansible
attic. suitable for . additional rooms
TSpshesp pps. sips5e bath woop tSI coSP%NY essf%iR
Iliss oeorsis ave. silveT Spring
FIRST hH; 'pRGsi PRESENTATION. s1o7 Brad
ley blvd; Open Sun. 1-6--Another
home that we consider on excep-
tlonal value at X.6,HJU. tbs lS
large top-auality rambler in the
most convenient and desirable part
Of Bethesda. Contains wide center
hall. large living room dining room
combination. huge all-electric kitch-
en- with all the latest and finest
lsbor-savinR equipment and dining
space, THREE excellent bedrooms,
TWO lovely tile baths and patio. all
on the one level. Immense full
basement. Semifinished recrestion
room with fireplace. Attached ga
rage. Home is placed far back on a
beautiful nat. wooded lot anx150,
Directions: Wis. ave. to Bradley
blvd. left to Wilson lane and home
on corner. FRANK s.. PHILLIPS,
a27 18th st. NV. Realtor-Builder;
pI, 7-1411. bethesda ofics; 1888
once, 2420 Wilson blvd, IA. D.
NEAR EAR ST. MICHAEL's, in Sill. sps.
--All-brick Colonial; 3 bedrooms,
1st-fioor den and powder room; very
smart. complete kitchen: level lot;
garage; S21.950. RIPLEY d
RoMER. JU. 5-6111 any time.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
ARGYLE CLUB CLUB ESTATES

OPEN To-Day. : 10 5
100l5 TENBROOK DR..
Modern; detached 6.rm. brick With
Center hall plan, full bsmt., gas
heat. Close to elementary school.
DIRECTIONS: Out Colesville rd, ia
Forest Glen rd.. left to Tenbrook
DR.. right to open sign. See Mr.
Myers, JU. 9-29S6.
HUGH 7. PECK
1850 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-6400
Evening star., 1955-02-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

RARE OPPORTUNITY-Town rest.
dence. centrally located in La Plata,
Nd. Eleven rooms, 2 large porches,
bath; town water. electricity; re-
Gently painted, in excellent condi-
tion. Beautiful trees, shrubbery,
garden, garage. utility building, 1s4-
acre lot, .005ft, street frontage
Sl5, 500. LEONARD SNIDER, tel
33l |, La Plata, Md,
AT INTERSECTION OF R1TcHIE and
Revell highways: four acres with
clear visibility from highways and
front on Old Annapolis road this
is an ideal spot for motel, restau-
rant or similar project.
road. This very nice home is very
convenient to Fort Meade and close
to the new Washington road: there
is bedroom on the first floor as
well as the large living room and
dining room and fairly modern
kitchen; upstairs, two-bedroomS and
bath; full basement. oil heat; q
garage and q large lot. Easily f.
nanced.
ia acres near Jones Station, 6la
miles from Annapolis, a nice country
home. this is ideal for the family
that likes to have a garden and
raise chickens; the house Is spacious
with, good big rooms, front and rear
also a garage with workshop and
separate chicken house; there
couldn't be better buy for the large
family that wants a good home and
spacious grounds.
JOSEPH D. LAZENBY. REALToR
els Main ST.. Annapolis, Maryland
Phone: Colonial 3-26S4
Evening star., 1955-02-13
2-Family Homes

NEW DETACHED BRICK
Ideal home and income; live on ont
floor. collect rent from End. Eact
has separate entrance, separate
utils. Each has Q bedrms. with slid.
ing door closets; lift. liv. rm.;
GE Kitchen family size din. rm.;
colored tile bathroom; daylight
Gated Fort Baker dr.. corner Of
esth st. s.e. To inspect, call Mr.
Rauch, 70; 27Sao1.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
ROCKVILLE


A nice home in convenient location
] blk. from schools. rooms anc
bath, stove and refgr., a large lot
with plenty Of garden space border
ing stream. This house has beer
beautifully taken care Of, Price
Sll.550.
3 bedrooms, kitchen. bath and lge
Wv. rm.. fenced yard, beaut trees or
property: $500 down to G1. Price
5-room rambler. 2 bedrms., swim.
ming pool in yard. barbecue pit
$3.50 worth of shrubs and flowers II
yard. GI approved at S11 800. S20(
down to GI. This is bargain.
"a acre, center of Laytonsville. i'm.
proved with 2-story frame. 6-rm
house with field work in for bath
Property is in location for business
Watch for open sign. Priced $1,000
Brick rambler on l00x1 soft. lot. &
rms. and bath, full bsmt., radiant
heat and many luXuries OF q mod
ern home. S1T.750.
North Of Gaithersburg - Cape Cod
home, 4 bedrms,. bath. din. rm.
kitchen, 2 glass porches., lse. ,bsmt
frances. Priced s1s,0oo.
HICKMAN-CUSHMAN
PO. 2-944o ONCE located ] mile
north of Rockville on Rt. 24O. Ewes,
n
Evening star., 1955-02-13
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

All-brick rambler: liv. rm. with fire-
place, din. rm., equip. kit, util rm..
3 bedrms., IA baths. breezeway and
earage; splendid level lot with An
chor fence.
ROBERT z. HEATER
Exclusive Agent. Call Mr.. Henderson,
JU. 9-002l after z pm, JU. 5-3S34.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY
NEW BRICK RAMBLER

3 bedrms., Q baths; living rm. with
fireplace, separate dining rm., GEN.
ter-hall entrance. de luxe kitchen
with table space; breeZeway. garage:
closet space feature; basement
with recreation rm. space: wide lot.
faqus t1nes ns Sascapeo n,'t %tn pEienty
about mile past Four Corners. left
At Village sign to 433 Northwest DIR.
ROBERT E. HEATER, Agent. JU.
a.0031: after 4. call Mr.. Henderson,
JU. 6-3S34.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
OUTSTANDING BUYS

ANACosTIA. on Minnesota ave
Semidet. brick, rms, bedrms,
knotty pine recr. rm:, garase. gas
h.-w.h.: suit, for professional man
$1,000 down. LU. 4-39S.,.
ANAcosTIA. Fairlawn Village-on
bus line. Corner brick, 8 rms, J
nice lot: priced low for quick sale
coNGREsS HE1GHTs-Near schools
shopping center and bus line; semi
Diet. brick, 9 rms. bedrms.. tile
ssms ss.h fa .inrm 0sWt TnaoTt with fenced r o
SlI $50: Lu. s.5a76.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-3-yr -old brk.
tenants nay all utils. Sl7,5OO. Lu
ON ALABAMA AyE,-4-yr.-old de..
powder rm., large fenced lot; S17.-
FAIRFAX VILLAGE, on Pa. ave-
senidet.. brick. 3 bedrms,, tile bath
NEAR ALABAMA OAvE.-Det. bed
siee. M ikt kit.; deep '' lot; HsSi5,55o. sj L.,
eSSsAfoyssss SSs sys an. M's 81. aye ssth. sss
line. shown by appt. LU. 1-11.6:
NEAR CORAL HILLS SHOPPING
CENTER-Det. brick Cape Cod. 5
rms. tile bath. finished bsmt.. with
another bath; OF approved; sl4.45o,
HILLcREsT. 1925 Hishwood dr.-r5-
yr.-old det. brick, z rms. 4 bedrms.,
. baths, bedrm. and bath lst A.:
rec. rm.. . fireplaces; sale or rent
furnished, $50 per mo. LU. .-5976.
OTHER GOOD L1sTINGs
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc.
1345 Good Hope rd. Sc. Sales. Rental.
Property MANAGEMENT Insurance
LU, 4-3400, LU. 2-5976.
TWO-FAMILY BRICK
1903 10th st. s.e.. Just of Minnesota
ave. near everything. First time
this lovely home has been offered
: baths, = kitchens. Will sell with
low down payment.
Mike Coughlin,. 10. 8-4446
Evening star., 1955-02-13
WILL GO GI

Here ts cozy 2-bedrm. brick home
Tor the small family. nr. the Coral
Hills Shopping Center. Fenced in
with q white picket fence, this home
contains 5 rms. and bath, incl. q
separate din. rm. Added improve
ments are storm windows. doors.
custom made window cornices, and
Q full bsmt. with oil hot-air heat.
Conv. to schools. churches. transp
and Fort Dupont Park Playground.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
DI. 7-9057 Ewes, LU. 4-77SS
Evening star., 1955-02-13
NO CASH-GT
Practically New House

S11,OO0-S55.74 PER MONTH
Lovely 5-rm. mod. brk. full bsmt.
storm windows: fenced vd.:. semidet
H. L. GODDARD, OIL. 4-T922.
Evening star., 1955-02-13

Brick Beauty-$21,95 $50
First TruSt-$15,000
PoRCH-REC. RM.--GARAGE
This is a real honey, 1t has every
thing, Pre-war construction tbuilt
In 49,, center-hall plan. fire-
places, 3 generous bedrms., 1st A.
powder room, screened porch, Cadil.
lac.size garage: nice trees. blk
Chevy chase. Jr. and Sr. High: walk *
to Bethesda business district. Cal
Mr.. Hall, JU. 5-4190 or Mr.. Brown,
HA, .-36s1. List M-s. FREDERICK
w RERENS aAI.EG INf,
Evening star., 1955-02-13
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
$21,25O CT APPROVED
95nl MILs1EAD DR.. spac. red brick
Ice. liv. rm.. din. rm.. cleo. kit.
tdishwasher and disposaU, HALF
BATH on 1st FIR: 3 bedrms. and
bath on end; full bsmt.. lin
gar, screened porch and sundeck.
level lot. Dir: Out Old Georgetown
I'd. to Ryland dr.. left on Ryland
to Milstead. left to 95O1.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
OIL. 2-7O06 Ewes, OIL. 6-SO76
Evening star., 1955-02-13
OPEN l TIL DARK
HILLANDAIE

$21 5OO--1253 CREsTHAvEN DR..
3-bedrm. brick rambler with unusual
sep. din. rm. Beautifully situated
on lovely wooded lot. Full bsmt.
Out N. H. ave, ext, past Hillandale
School, left on cresthaven dr.. 70
S"3, 500--1306 CHALMERS RD.
Large family home. Huge living rrn.,
sep. din. rnl., nice kitchen, 8 over
sized bedrms.. Q full baths. I.-acrs
level wooded lot; scr. porch Out
N. H. ave. ext, past Hillandsls
School. left on Chalmers I'd. and
' ss4.s56L1o41e $50 ROYAL ROAD
De luxe split-level brick home. rs
IT. liv. rm., sep. din. rm. opens to
large private scr. porch. Custom
designed kitchen. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
garage, untin. rec. rm. Large wooded
lot, Out n. H. ave, past Hillandals
left on Royal I'd. to wooDMooR
NO MONEY DOWN
CT APPROVED = 4,200-2- -bedrm,
brick. expandable Cape Cod home.
Large living rm. and family-sized
kitchen. Full bsmt Near schools
and transportation. MUST BE SOLD
THIS WEEK END. Out Georgia
ave, past Forest Glen rd. left on
Dexter to house.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
w. OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY
statesmen ON DUTY
Evening star., 1955-02-13
BETHESDA
r4o0 ARLINGTON RD.

OPEN TODAY. is
.%os. % ist O fioor hast has large r ' living I' rm
with wall mirror over fireplace. din.
ing rm., kitchen, breakfast nook
and screened porch. 4 bedrooms and
. baths on the "a floor. Full bSmt.
with maids rm. and bath. Has q
car garage with large storage rm
Directions: Out Wisconsin ave. tC
Bank of Bethesda, left on OLD
GEORGETOWN rd to first traflic light
left on Arlington rd. to our oper
sign OR out Wisconsin ave. to Brad.
ley blvd, left on Bradley blvd te
Arlington I'd. and right to our oper
EDWARD r. FRY co.
491s Cordell Ave. OIL. 4-521c
Evening star., 1955-02-13

S-room brick with panoramic view
room. dining room, kitchen; base.
ment. End floor, . bedrooms. tile
hath. All In perfect condition 1922
German terrace Sc. Owner will
show house, or call Mr. Jarrett,
NO. 1924 or NO. 7-To03
Evening star., 1955-02-13
WOODBRIDGE REALTY
New HillcreSt Rambler
2n1n OLE CT CT

See this custom-built brick home
today and end your search for the
ultimate in fine living. 3 bedrms.. |
sep. din. rm., large liv. rm. and
dream kit; rec. rm. and bath in
bsmt. Convenient and exclusive
neiKhhorhood I'm 4-o25-
Evening star., 1955-02-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.w.

COLORED-INVEsTMENT HOME and
income; complete apts.; separate
heating units. MR.. BUSSEY, WA.
7-7216. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

pm. Friday. . am. and 9 pm. satur.
Brandriss and Cantor Sidney RIFT, Rabb
Structure OF ~ . Liyins House q Judaisms'
lPhiiosopher on Rosh HSshonah and tht
od rS9 ns Hs,t q Hs sSs Yfar
Stop in Our Fast Way Of Liying." 9atuT.
day evening; mo Short Cuts to Jewish
Gss ss:A csssss. sase 'f To-
o p% sunday a Cues. RABBI si MaSris'
KleinberE, chaplain ct Walter Reed Hos,
an enlisted man ct Fort Belvoir.
LANGLEY. 9311 Old Bladensbure road
Silver spring-7:15 pm. tomorrow.
an n and 5lS Pm satyE e.I,.., 9 al: IN,
anoly mo m4Ge Lang .SE' Ms q tSs kS
Year" Saturday morning. and .'Thl
Plus Of Life" sunday. Auxiliary seIy;
ices g. 5:l5 Pm tomorrow and l l',,s5,
sssaI and Dr, irwin Levin, members O
the CONGREGATION.
Northeast. 1901 Eastern avenue. Noun
Rainier pm. tomorrow. am, ant
pm. Saturday. 8 am; Sunday, Kabn
TowsneF. Rabbi Krinsky on THE job d
lReligion" Saturday morning. and "Thl
Jewish Dilemma Sunday.
shqmFai EDunsh, Chilium Castle. Chill
lum Z Pm. tomorrow, 8 Am. and pm
tham A. Kellner and Cantor Harold Gold.
lfeder. Rabbi Kellner on Heaven or
Earth" Saturday morning. and 'tOui
Own World" Sunday.
| Temple Emanuel In Chevy Chase Bap.
Itist Church. 567l Western avenue, Chew
lChase $50 pm tomorrow. and 10 I'm
Saturday. Rabbi Leon NJ. Adler or
I"Uprisht KneelinR. Silent Screaming
Motionless Dancing" tomorrow, ant
l''Who Made God?" Saturday.
Schedule Of services to be held
lin nearby Virginia congregations
are as follows:
Agudas Achim, Cameron and Howard
streets, Alexandria 7:30 pm. tomorrow
| $50 IN. and 7:30 pm. Saturday. 8 am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
Rosh Hoshonoh Services
Tomorrow Announced

Panitz on "God Is Never Absent" Sunday
In Kay Auditorium.
AEudath Aehim. 900 ouackenbos
street y, W. 6343 Thirteenth street NV
pm. tomorrow; s an, and e;45 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. sunday. Rabbi H. J.
Waidman. Cantor Michael Kesler, and
e Past 3, President. ,. Morris Pcstsl Esen!
SATURDAY morning and 'self-Exami-
Beth II. 7oe Jefferson street NV
$40 pm tomorrow: l:30 Am, and
s ala, IN 9stafTSS SII, so am sunday =;
Israel and the Name Israer' saturday
mor9ins. and The Call Of the ehefar,"
Beth shoion. 500 Shepherd street
and GAS pm. Saturday: 1880 am,
sunday. Rabbi Harry J. kaufman and
Cantor Orr, shSlSm kasz Rabbi Kaufman
row sp1 Silent sSeiar sa iSnHr
MORNING. and Material Hums--Spirit-
ual Totals" Sunday,
Beth Israel. s40s c street Sc
SO g;m, n. tomorrow; an and !, 6 IA
Martin s. Haipern and Cantor sholom
Pomrense. Rabbi Halperon on Re-
member Us for Life Saturday morning,
B'nai israel. 1906 Sixteenth street
NV pm. tomorrow: 1880 Am. and
6:l5 pm, Saturday: 1870 am. Sunday.
Rabbi Henry Segal and Cantor Jacob
Friedman; Rabbi segai on The Still;
Small Voice" tomorrow: THE Voice OF
God-Man's Search for God Saturday
morning: The Human Toueh--Man's
Search for Man" Saturday night and
.Unlived Life--God's Search for Man. .
Sunday,
Elras Israel, Eighth and I streets
NE pm. Friday; am. and, .
! pm. Saturday; s am. Sunday. Rabbi
Arthur BosneF on "a New start" Sat.
yrday morning. and 'our Father, Our
Kssher Israel. ssol N street NV
$3.50 pm. tomorrow: am. and T:1t
pm, Saturday; s am. sunday, rabbi
Philip L. Rabinewitz and Cantor Lee
and The Call Of the Shofar." Sunday
Mishkan Torah. .71ol Seventh street
NV pm. Friday: 7:30 am, anc
1880 pm. Saturday; 7:30 am. Sunday
i Rabbi Zemach Green and Rabbi Jasor
/ Green. Sermons on Darkness In tn,
Light" Saturday morning and "Neetinl
at the Summit Of Sinai Sunday.
/ Ohev shelom. 500 I street NV