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Evening star., 1955-06-26

I1:OO, WRC (4)-Home: Bol
Hope is guest Of the day
also first in three-part serie'
on How to Play With You
Child"
1880, WMAL (7)-Disneyland
Operation dersea"-
Film sequences shown g
filming of 10000 Leagues
Under the Sea-" (Repeat.)
7:55, WTTG (5) - Baseball
Washington plays the Bos'
ton Red Sox.
800, WRC az Kraft Play.
house: Claudia Morgan a,
wife of man whose ideal
lead to violence in "Th'
Mob" by John Galsworthy
Michael Laurence and J
Pat O'Malley.
$500, WMAL (7)-Masquerad,
Party: Panelists try to gues
identity Of disguised celeb
rites: Denise Lor, guest.
$500, WTOP (9) - The Mil
lionaire: Department stor'
clerk with chronically i'll sol
gets the million.
1890, WRC (4)-This is You
Life: Story Of Yvonne Ken.
nedy. Belgian patriot ant
underground heroine. IRE
peat.)
1880, WNIAL (7) - Boxing
Lightweight champ Jimm!
Carter defends title agains
Wallace (Bud) Smith.
|1O:00, WTOP (9--Front Row
Center: Johnny Belinda,
poignant story Of deafmut,
farm girl; Katharine Bart
and Eddie Albert.
1850, WRC a. Big Town
Steve Wilson solves myster.
Of why work has been haltet
on new throughwey.
HES. WMAL (7) - Studi,
Seven: A workers entire lif,
changes when his portrai
Is hung in gallery in ''Por
trait Of Toby"
Evening star., 1955-06-26

Daily as host and top stars.
Showing Of new models and
preview Of future designs.
$3.50, WRC (D-Arthur Muir
ray Party (summer series)
Teresa Brewer, Baird Pup
pets and Hildegarde.
900, WRC (4)-Fireside The
ater: "Argum ent With
Death" story Of hired killer
who refuses to go through
with assignment; Kenneth
Tobey, Sally Brophy.
$3.50, WTOP (9) - Spotlight
Playhouse: Edmond O'Brier
in THE Net Draws Tight"
1880, WRC (4)-It's a Great
Life: Daniels Department
Store" rues the day 1t hired
Denny and Steve as clerks.
Evening star., 1955-06-26

$3.50, WMAL (7)-T-Men in
Action: Road show promo
ter insists manager keep
two sets Of books to swindle
him on income tax fraud.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Life of Riley:
Woeful misunderstanding
creates impression that
Riley and wife Peg are
separating.
$500, WRC (D-The Big
Story: Fourishing black
market in babies is probed
in 1.-THE Helpless Ones"
$500, WTOP (s)-Playhouse
of Stars: Raymond Burr as
q young inferno and
Marilyn Erskine as a nurse
in 1.-THE Ordeal of DR.. Sut-
ton"
$3.50, WMAL (0-The Wise:
A diplomats wife is forced
to spy because her mother
is held behind the Iron
Curtain.
1O:OO,, WTOP (9)-Undercur-
rent: (Premiere) Mystery
adventure series begins with
story of young teacher who
rents room in home of what
she believes to be quiet
family.
1000, WTTG ~ Signet
Theater: big Night in
Boonetown," story of a
sports editor ) who fights
the rackets.
1880, WRC $50 This Is
Hollywood: (New time.)
MitZi Green and Virginia
Gibson continue their comic
adventures in Wonderland.
1880, WTTG (5)-Alec Tenn
pleton Time: New series
featuring the gifted British
pianist and wit.
11:25, WMAL (7)-Billion Dol
lar Movie: who Goes
Next?" story of heroism
during First World War;
Barry Barnes, Sophie
Stewart.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Program and HiqhIights for Friday, July

NRc Gh 10 I, rstsi
Today Iss Indians l.ass Isa' SIS Msws M Tsaa as News wroP G
Mediation
catsoH csek; Show Ga
Evening star., 1955-06-26

$500, WMAL (7)-Soldier Pa
rade: Singer Denise Lor is
the guest star.
$3.50, WTOP (9l-Climax: F.
Scott Fitzgerald's The
Dance" - story of how
woman's death upended a
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Program and HighIohts for Monday, June n

1880, WRC (4)-Matt Denni
Show: Composer SINCE
leads his combo in summe
musical series.
7:45, WTOP ls)-Julius La
Rosa Show: Stars summel
series with new singing
group, the Debutones, anc
guest Georgia Gibbs.
$500, WRC (4)-Wide, Wide
World: Dave Garroway take:
viewers on tour Of three ma
tions. stopping of at such
places as Stratford, Ont, fol
Julius Caesar" and oul
own Carter Barron Amphi-
theater for a jazz session
Latin American comedian
Cantinf1as makes TV debut
$500, WMAL (0-Reader's
Digest: In "Comrade Linde-
mann's Conscience" a Com
munist decides to free in
nocent men being sent tc
prison.
$3.50, WMAL (D-Voice Of
Firestone: Mimi Benzell and
Robert Rounseville sing
Cant Help Singing" "Peo-
pie Will Say We're in Love-
and Amor, Amor"
$500, WTOP (9)--I Love Lucy:
Lucy and Ricky find them
selves joined by handcuffs
as result Of her practical
joking.
$3.50, WTTG ~ - Boxing
Tommy Hurricane" Jack
son fights artful Jimmy
Slade. Go rounds.)
10000, WMAL (7)-Eddie Can
tor: Johnny johnson guest
stars as timid soul trying
out for tough role in Broad
way show.
1880, WRC (4)-Steve Allen
The Tonight" sh o "
switches to Los Angeles fol
eight-week period.
Evening star., 1955-06-26

AhWRGINCE "ELh
Premieres Hour Show
Musical series featuring the
band leader and his Cham
payne Music; Alice Lon,
singer.
800, WRC az - Allie n in
Movieland: A Commute
program presented in CO.
operation with Universal
international: JEFF Chand-
Ter, Piper Laurie. Tony Cur
tis. Audie Murphy, Mamie
Van Doren, Benny Good
man, Gene Krupa and
Teddy Wilson.
lO:30. WTOP (9) - Damon
Runyon Thcater: Fay Balm
ter in Teachers Pet" story
Of school teacher who in.
herits bookmaking empire
of one Of her departed
students.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
TeIevsion Programs Monday Through Saturday
Program and Hiah!iahts for Thursday, June 80

On This l.
I Ts!s I aasai Isti ca. News Gm I'ai ass News MoP M
Evening star., 1955-06-26

M"ai
Msdtasn EW, Ask Baet-Ds't
Evening star., 1955-02-26
Print the SURPRISE ANSWER hers

Unscrambe the sets Of letters, making woro Of each
jumbie. Print each word letter to square, beneath
each tumble The letters have printed the cucLed
squares then be arranged spell the
suggested by the cartoon clue. What Is 1t? (Answer
appears on Page All, Col ~
Evening star., 1955-02-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

FAIRFAX VILLAGE. Just on Penna.
ave- bedrms, IA baths. finished
rec rm.; immaculate condition; in
choice neighborhood: convenient to-
transp. and shopping. Mr.. O'Hazza.
TIE. 6-2430. MARSHALL ]. WAPLE
CO., 1924 l4th st. NV. AD. 4-2005.
6I4 SOUTHERN AvE.-s750 down
and Ss5 per mo-, inc; int, prin,,
loan-5 rms. and full bsmt. semidet.
brick. nice yard with Anchor fence;
immed. poss. JOHN L. SHELTON.
HOME AND INCOME-Live rent-free
in this charming brick semidet., du-
pleX with hot-water gas heat: huge
dble. lot. overlooking a park: end
floor now rented for 500 per month
the low monthly payment: around
S740 down to qualified GIs. Act fast,
this Is a real bargain. GI approved
at only $4,000. incls. both lots.
Exclusive. E. F. sTEFFEY, JE; A
3447. -27
LOVELY BRICK RAMBLER. Hillcrest
areas bedrms;, rec. rm., din, rm;
sfEsss sfgs w.stov.9 ss, 600 Dr. s oeen 10 sssss
s344 DUBOIS PL. Sc. of Minnesota
ave.-3 bedrms.. plus bsmt. apt;
Earaee; fenced yard; owner leaving
city. Terms to suit you. Call M.
Nelson, with DOUG M. SMILEY.
Realtor, UN. 4-s2e0. Ewes, 10.
3-6547. -27
e-FAMILY: conv located near Ana
costa Golf Course. Purchaser can
live in the other, DOUG M. SMILEY.
Realtor. UN. 4-s26O. -27
IIe B3rd ST.-Lovely 6-rm. semidet.
brick; Ia baths, m. rec. rm.: yards,
pporchsss ppos,,v oil ,Tsirv heat; N2; N2S;sv1cR 7cSs2s'
FOR NoN-vETs-only 500
cash and assume GI loan at $73 mo.
for this ultra mod. 2-bedrm. brick:
full bsnlt., lge. fenced yard. Call
NE. s-65sO: any time. 81
brick; 3 bedrms.. liy. rm,, din, rm.,
. kit. full bsmt., gas &C. heat; Price,
$4,000. Conv. terms. FREDERICK
A. BLuMER CO, 617 Penna. ave.
os,o s;s, IL. II. ,yxa 51losS; I2g3,,,
each has liv,. rm.. bedrm,, kit. and
bath; completely furnished. Low dn.
payment. To inspect call MT. Nc
Collam, JU. 7-6704 or JAMES L.
DIXON q CO.. ST. $1,000. -27
OPEN sATuRpAY.suNpAY
DOWN--S13,760. Can
you beat this price for an almost
new brick? 3 bedrms., din. rm., rec.
bsmt. p. v. DUNN, Ii. 7-3s0S.
cox a. CO., 10. S-5S37. ~
Evening star., 1955-02-26
kENSlNGIUN
"Picture Colonial SIS, $50 =
8 BEDRMs., PORCH, TREES
GI BARGAIN !
MASS. AVE. EXT.
CT APPR.-S29. $50

Reduced from S33.5O0. Owner SAYS
sell. 6l1S Mass. ave. Six rms. pa
baths, liy, rm. with firepl. and mir
rered wall, 3 bedrms.. rec. rm. above
eround. 3 storage rms, laundry
rm., built-tn garage. wall-to-wA1
carpeting, Venetian blinds, traverse
rods and nice fenced-in rear yard. y
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
DI. 1-9057 Ewes. Lu. 4-11Ss
Evening star., 1955-02-26
HOUSES FOR sALs-lMD.
GAYFIELDS-S26.750

Iear ArEyle Country Club on I acre,
Of slightly rolling ground. Here is
Q fine roomy Cape Cod OF unusual
Arrangement. Containing 3 bedrooms
and baths. Financing is IDEAL for
those of small down payments but
can 20 high monthly payments.
Call 10. $500 till Q pm. for
details. HUGGINS AND HARRI-
90N INC Realtors -
Evening star., 1955-02-26
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA tBRADLEY HILLS)--New
split-level SAMPLER; 3 bedrooms. =
baths. de luxe Hotpoint kitchen.
large living room; dining L room.
condtIoned i0c ssdpof RoBNsoM s
JU. 7-7l17; ewes, RA. 3-464s. -26
BETHESDA. S21,950-outstandins
Colonial near Lady OF Lourdes
Parish, Walking to high school;
features lge. liy. rm.. flrepl. din.
rm-. kit. full bsmt., rec. rm.. 3
bedIms;, bath, ACT quickly here.
7135. --27
BETHESDA, s27. .ooO-custom-b built
ssnieF;s' siH b.Gl%s GGlsni'! sss6s, Sts f1Sm san
deck. lse. scr. porch, liv. rm., mir
rored firepl.. din. rm. rec. rn. and
lge. kit. ldry. chutes. Planted lot:
gar; 1902 Jessup lane. OIL. 2-5552.
BETHESDA-Korzen ramb. nr.
NH. Lge: liv,. rm: with f1repl... 8
9sarms: ed must oWhER SstSS $500 81 Sa9 Sisn AZ
s:ssdra's T. s;Sssh Cape 6 sqS ~ sic issS;
HENRY J. coNNoR, INC. OIL.
2-l6s3; ewes. OIL. 2-24os. -27
BETHESDA, Wyngate-2-yr.-old brick
expansfble Cape Cod. Large corner
.nrans. Gt pSgeh cow M 1st so transit Ta opSde pabe
and parochial schools. viii go GI,
Sale BY owner: Sl6,950. OIL. 4-463l.
BETHEsDA-Brick Cape Cod. To-
Gated close to NH; lst A., liv.
sc space am and den DEN, IN End MN H., bedrms.
and bath; finished recr. rm. in
bsmt. Very large screened porch:
beautiful lot with trees. Perfect
school facilities both elementary and
T. high Ia blks aH. e sxSsept 1NI aRp tranip
INER. days, OIL. 2-6695, OIL. f.
6076. Ewes. OIL. 4-5229. %
BETHESDA, S25,70O, GI approved
White brick Colonial, large living
room with picture window, fireplace.
dining room with picture window.
kitchen, bedroom and bath on 1st
floor; 2 extra large bedrooms and
lot. BY OWNER. OIL. 2-4417. No
agents, please. -27
BETHESDA - Sale by owner. T010
Exfair rd.; 3-bedrm. brick Colonial,
fireplace; daylight basement with
outside entr. $17,950. OIL. 2-66s7.
BETHESDA, $500 Melwood road
New prlcK cape COO. bedTooiIs. Z
baths. living room, separate aiming
room, kitchen, porch, T. closets
S26.5O0. Excellent financing: open
Sunday. to 5. Directions: Out
Bradley boulevard to Fallen Oak
drive. right TO Melwood. left to
house. JOSEPH A. MATTINGLY.
Builder. Call OIL. 2-al14. ~
BETHEsDA-open Sunday. It'll 8
only. 6OO5 johnson ave. Cape
Cod: 8 bedrms.. . baths, Il bedrm..
bath, den, on list H., lge. liv. rm:.
din. rm., both with pic. wind; mod.
elec. kit; soft. porch; a0-ft. level
lot, fenced, GI approved middle POS.
EsTEILE PEARCE, EN-. 3-ssS4.
BURNT MILLS KNoLLs. OPPOSITE
MOL; owner transferring, must
sell nearly new 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: fireplace. sep. din. rm.,
dishwasher. disposal, l1.cu.-ft., g
dr.. refgr., full daylight bsmt.,
knotty pine rec. rm. with bath;
FILA financing. $4,000. HE.
4-3649. -27
CHEVY CHAsE-3-bedroom Colonial.
with study, / "a baths, modern kitch-
en- with dishvasher: close to schools
and transportation: S20,950. H. J.
KoRZENDORFER. OIL. ASH.
Evening star., 1955-02-26

AIRLAND--3-b -bedrm. masonry home
rate din. rm.. Ia baths. completely
fenced; plenty of fruit trees; on
busline between Laurel and Silver
Spring.
small farms.
Also some beautifully located g.
bedrm. brick ramblers. All of this
property near new Rte. 30 to Baiti-
more. For information call Burton
Utter, Evergreen 4-5073, associated
NTH InEIN WENTZ -oT
Evening star., 1955-02-26
BETHESDA RAMBLER-Sol 30
$500 LINDALE DRIVE

Large 3-bedrm. brick rambler on 3
nice corner lot in Alta Vista; full
diversified garage. all-electric kit.
with dishwasher and disposal short
walk to public and parochial
schools bus at front door.
Old GEORGETOWN rd.,
approximately = miles from the Bank
OF Bethesda, left OIL Sonoma rd TO
Lindsle. right to our sign. FRANK
s PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-I0U6: ewes. OIL.
Evening star., 1955-02-26
HOUSES 70, sALE-N.E. tcont.

coLoRED-110I 61st PL.-Corner
bungalow; 5 rms. and bath. Priced
right with 5000 dn. La 6-3713,
PETITE REALTY CO.. LA. 6-Sb61
Evening star., 1955-02-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.

4-FAMILY UNIT
Why Day rent all your life when
you can buy this2 Live in one apt.
and let the other 3 pay for the
bldg. We have such q unit in a
good white location. Cali Mr.. Lueck.
Ma S-2n4O: ewes. MO. fi-h13a
Evening star., 1955-02-26
HOUSES FOR sA.E-Mp.

NO MONEY DOWN TO uualtfied xete-j
ran; charming 3-bedroom brick CO.
loniai home with 3 bedrooms, separ.
din. rm., nice kitchen. full bsmt-,
Siss6 isRSsa yarS S new sa sSs tTnR EonN
cY. INC. JU. 9-5555 till o pm.
WHITE CAPE COD tclapboardl. tree
framed. on quiet court; family-stzed
din. rn., elec. kit. incl. dishwasher
and disposal pr. OF twin-slzed bed
rms on 1st d. and stairway TO
space for two bedrms. with front
6SsmsIs SSysn, on aubeet aa e Ta nS SSsn
NON-GI assume huge AZ 1st trust
at $500 per mo. with small down
payment. Open Sunday, to 6 pm.
Dir: Out Ga. ave. beyond Wheaton
shopping csr:. LEFT sln on srI Wissmsn I'd
YOUNK1N. VIII 6-S323.
appraised; $50 per mo. carries ali:
brick; completely redec.: 3 large
bedrms., full rec. rm., fenced l40-
It. lot; real close to public and
parochial schools; Chrysler airtemp
unit. Call John Dennis. WO.
6,se61. COLONIAL INVESTMENT
NEAR MASS. AVE. EXTENDED and
Macarthur blvd: | blk. from transp.
Llvlhk IUOil, AOOhif GAtt
large kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath.
1st f.: md e.. has space for : bed
rooms and bath, heat in, roughed in
for bath. Basement has recreation
room, l3x2s IT,; small room could
be used as maids room; auto. gas
heat: l,acre lot. with natural stream,
OWNER. OIL. 2-f414. 81
GI NO MONEY DOWN, wheaton
3-bedrm. brick rambler; Anchor
fenced yard; storm windows; nr.
schools and transp: S13.95u.
GIDEON C. JOHNSON. 10. 4-1ol7.
COUNTRY HOME-2O minutes NV.
of Rockville. at Boyds, on State rd.
One whole acre ground with beau
tiful 3-bedroom house. liv. rm;, din
ing room, kitchen with large electric
only l wear old: aluminium combi-
nation storm doors and windows;
Every city conY.: pRrochial and
public school bus by the door: nr.
churches and stores; S14, $50. MRS.
G.. w. de BECK, Broker. Boyds, Md.
PETlECnA PAMRI ER-Go1 DH0
Evening star., 1955-02-26
Mr.. New Hamp. and Eastern
YOUR OFFER INVITED
NHTrCTr CEJT rNnhU

YOUR OFFER INVITED
MUST SELL TODAY
Excellent area with this lovely almost
new DEF. CUSTOM brick home with
lst 4. PDR, RM. You'll love the
GUEST-sized sep. din. rm., liv rm.
With frepl,' modern KIT. with break.
fenced. level yard: full bsmt., outside
entr.:, J large bedrms., deep closets:
nr. shopping, ! blk. bus. 15 min.
ddoTntown, Under $4,000. CALL
MARTHA MAI KoHN, RA. s-ss4s
COLORED-RIyER TERRACE-va-
34I6 Baker st. ne: completely : re-:
decorated 5 rms. brick. tile bath,
auto. hot,air, full bsmt.:. fenced
msns Hs1S siSS pGMHTAs f2TR s" RESny RE3Snntfly esy GS
CoLoRED@IsTs So srd ei sT. Me-, near
Mckinley Hig.-Attr. det. brick
home. 4 regular bedrms., 3 open
porches, incl. rear porch. I'm. bsmt.
with with lay, ,,s excel een send, Scar brick
so Syn AZ to s1sI5 gn uRc1oTo 5Ss: FESETY
coLoRED wooDRIpGE-sale by
owner. D rms. det., large liv. rm.,
fireplace, oil h.-w,h: GI or con-
cU1dRPn ysn5iSp1l. ia; A;vSoSsinor 5c52GSi -27 27ooI
South Dakota ave. n.e.-Det.. corner.
lst-iloor bathroom; SIS. .2b0. DE.
c5soshp9sIsaskas 355sosa: sIaksY : BFSMNo 6SKor. aIavr
N.E.--4 large bedrms.. liv. rm. with
nrepl, kit, bath. sep. din. rm., full
hsmt., storm windows and doors.
window air conditioner: house in
excel. cond.: Tl3.500. Low down
payt. with liberal terms. Open
Sun. to 8. or call CIR. 3-2s1S,
CoLoRED - Only s1ab down at
$50. 80 mo. covers interest, principal
and taxes for this .5-rm. house with
porch. bath, gas, cleo. h.-w.h;, radi-
ators: near 18th and Bennine rd.
cohokFD&sss GaIl Nj $3.50 bFyisToN 6Pyf.Te AVF,
Hss Hss dse est att: S. 1%s e. 5sass p sss 6N
coLoRED-eso4 End sT.-vacsnt,
bsmt., gar, CO, 5-s9s5, uN. 4-7045.
coLoRED-asso BRENTWOOD Rp.
myse 6sHs co ees e5sessr srTf, uN 4S4s sSs4sh'' a4 fgl
.COLORED - GI - RIVER TERRACE
N.E.-One of these flne modern =
bedrm. brick homes with front
porch and full basement is now
available to you. lts on Alden .pl.,
SO call early before It's gone Mr..
Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY CO., ST.
Evening star., 1955-02-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

MILLERSVILLE, MD.
Four -bedrm. home with large living
room. dining room. kitchen, pantry,
baths and screened porch. This
house was designed for comfortable
country living and is ideally To-
Gated between Baltimore, Annapolis
s1ss rs ~SstokSol or coionial % sl91ss s'"'n 2MYfe
Evening star., 1955-02-26
COIORED

1900 BLOCK BURKE ST. Sc.
Nr. Armory and D. c. Gen. Hosp
8 rms. fixed in 2 complete apis.
with full bsmt. and rec. rm.; pvt.
entr.. h.-w.h., excel cond By
OWNER, LII. 6-0799 for appt.
Evening star., 1955-02-26
HOUSES for SALE-S.E. tcons.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-5

2709 BRANCH AVE. Sc.
Det. brick: rms. ga baths. finished
attic and rec. rm. Garage. Ii. g.
Evening star., 1955-02-26
COLORED
OPEN

1221 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
Modern .6-room and bath home: 2
inclosed porches, gas furnace, hot
water heat; Lear garage. Large lot,
Price, $4,000; terms.
an, pISMER AuxIER 60.
Evening star., 1955-02-26

BETHESDA-Korzendorfer ramb.. nr.
NH. Lge. liv,. rm. with firepl.. 3
bedrms., 2 baths; $4,000 with 4ee
lSt trust. OWNER, OIL. 2-2262.
Evening star., 1955-02-26

BETHESDA. S27, ,O0O-Custom-b m-built
NH. 8 bedrms., IA baths, sun
deck. lse scr. porch, liv. rm., mir
rored firepl. din. rm., rec. rm. and
lge. kit. ldry. chutes. Planted lot:
gar 1902 Jessup lane. OIL. 2-5552.
py OWNER Pr
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02

Youth Aliyah absorbs child
rem from four continents and
a score of countries. The num-
Der of youngsters arriving IN
Israel averaged 400 a month
during the past year. About a
fourth of them come from
countrie S of North Africa.
Some were from South Ameri-
ca and another group came
from India.
These children speak many
different tongues. The f IRIS t
thing they are taught in Israel
is Hebrew. The children COM
ing from N Tor t h Africa are
given a period of preliminary
training and orientation at
the Youth Aliyah's Center IN
the south of France. Recent
ly, a group of Falashes, Eth
iopian Jews, came to Israel Tor
two or three years of voca-
tional training. They will re-
turn later to become instruct
ors in their native communl-
ties. But Yout h A lily a h is
chiefly concerned with train
ing youngsters for careers IN
agriculture.
Youth Aliyah was created IN
the darkest hours of Jewish
history. In 1884, the ominous
knock on the door of a Jewish
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02
Youth A|iyah Absorbs
Children World Over

home in Germany often fore
shadowed the doom of a fam
lily. Parents placed under Ear
rest" by the Gestapo vanished.
Children left behind were or
phaned. All that saved them
from their parents fate was a
slim margin of time and the
valiant efforts of Youth Ali
yah agents who, at the zero
hour, spirited them to safety
in Jewish Palestine.
Rescue Operation
Today Youth Aliyah is still
a rescue operation, but it has
become much roader in
scope. 1t has evolve d in 20
years from an emergency
function to a permanent, pow
erful force dedicated to the
education and healthy develop
ment of the nations immi-
grant youth.
There are still areas in the
world where political issues
unrelated to Jews can ignite
mob violence against the Jew
ish population. There are also
countries where diversified
Jewish families live in hope
less poverty, denied equal op-
portunities for education and
earning a living. Youth Aliyah
is the only agency capable of
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02

rescuing young children of
these families from ghetto life
and the misery and futility
that go with it. Parents in
such straits are eager to have
their children go to Israel. In
most cases, the parents fol-
low later.
The absorption of children
from abroad is a continuous
process. Lately the j e w S h
Agency port t s, there has
been an increase in the abSorp-
ton of youngsters from vari-
Gus immigrant villages in Is
r e |, immigrant housing de-
velopments and crowded ur-
ban areas. The purpose is to
give the C h i d r e n of immi-
grants early training in vari-
Gus branches of agriculture.
1t serves to relieve the pres
sure on IsraePS urban labor
market and to provide future
experienced h a n d S for the
country's expanding agricul-
ture.
The courses, sponsored by
Youth Aliyah, are for three
years. The children are be-
tween 13 and 16. Youth Ali
yah makes it possible for es-
pecially gifted children to con-
tinue their studies in agricul-
ture after the basic training
period. Some of them are di-
rected to teacher training and
will constitute a reserve of in
structors for villages yet to be
built.
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American University has an
nounced that it will not repeat
Its Real Estate Appraisal II
course again until the summer
Of 1857. The course this summer
will begin August 90 and con-
tinue through September 10.
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REAL T Y
REVUE

The Society of Industrial
Realtors has announced that
Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway. now
chairman Of the Board of the
Mellon Institute Of Industrial
Research in Pittsburgh, has been
named chairman of the society's
1855 Industrial Award Board.
The society annually singles
out for recognition a corpora
ton executive who has made "a
most significant contribution to
the industrial development Of
North America. In the public in
Iterest."
The winner Of the award will
be selected at a meeting Of the
Award Board here on September
ia. He will be given a trophy at
la dinner of the society in New
| York City November 8.
II 4 II +
The National Association of
License Law Officials, made up
of real estate and business OPP
portunity licensing authorities
from 43 States. Canada and
Hawaii, will hold Q regional
meeting here next Friday and
Saturday in the Hotel Statler.
4 Principal subject Of discussion
\ will be national reciprocity on
realty licensure between the
States, Canada and Hawaii.
II 4 + \
\ James w. Pearson, executive
| vice president of the Home
Builders Association of Metro
politan Washington, said in a
statement today that thousands
of moderate income families who
need good housing may have
trouble buying homes later this
year and during 1856 as a result
OF the new credit restrictions
imposed by the Government.
7 y i 4 4
American University has an
nounced that it will not repeat
Its Real Estate Appraisal II
course again until the summer
Of 1857. The course this summer
will begin August 90 and con-
tinue through September 10.
4
The Co-ordinating Committee
lof the Northern Virginia Builders
Association held its first meeting
yesterday az the Washington
Golf and Country Club. The
committee. which is headed by
Charles Harnett, has been set up
to help iron out problems between
builders and Government officials
Iof the area.
X
William F. Wagner. former
Marine Corps. captain, has joined
the staff Of Arfax Realty, Inc,
the firm has announced. Mr..
Wagner is a 1947 graduate of the
Naval Academy.
\
"The Plumbing and Heating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20

St. James Parish-5 huge Bedrooms

real fcm home Sox1o wooded o just step TO stores
Schools shopping foil baths large living with frepoes S
foot seporoe dining om screened porehe full basement OIL
brick Cope Cod just completely edeeoruted immediate occupancy
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20

Monthly" publication Of the
Washington Association of
Plumbing Contractors, the WASH
ington Suburban Master Plumb
ers Association and the Plumbing
and Heating Contractors Assoc
iation Of Northern Virginia, has
announced removal Of its Offices
to 507 Rhode Island avenue NE.
\ Y y
A new house built by Washing
ton area builder Frank Calcara,
who is cooperating with a wom-
ems magazine in a design promo
ton will be opened to the public
August %.