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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-04

VANEsSA BROWN eft) JEFF CHANDLER among Holly
wood being featured in which will Mghght the
biennial convention Of the Union American Hebrew
February 1916 in Los Angeles The gathering formally known
the Unions FOrhd Biennial Assembly will be attended BY
delegates from nations Reform temples Discussions during the
fouray parey win center synagogue
the methods in religious training, and the effective
ven.iOn will be picked up" by entire nation Message Of Israel
BrOadcang Company when Rabbi Maurice Eendra.
Unions president Dr. Samuel s. HoendeF, the chairman Of
the national executive board will deliver talks
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-04

By MILTON FRIEDMAN
copyright, 1855. Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc0
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
Foo.dhandIers
Classes PvbIicized

The foodhandler training course,
sponsored by the Phoenix Union
High School and the Phoenix and
Maricopa County Health Depart
ments, was the subject for a fea-
tured article in the November
issue of the Arizona Beverage
Journal. Aim of the course is to
provide all employees of food
handling establishments with the
proper training in the basic fun
damentals of sanitation. The article
stresses that the new concept of
training is more towards practical
d e m n a tions and discussions
rather than long lecture sessions.
Wider use of films, flip charts and
Illustrative stories with less tech
nical information was also recon-
mended. Over 4,500 persons have
completed the course since it was
started three years ago. AS an
added incentive, a food handler
of the month" is selected from
each class as recognition of ac-
complishment during the course
= X a' The classes were also given
national attention through an
article appearing in the November
issue of the American Municipal
News.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
DOING THE TOWN
Jane Washington

year business was completed; this
being the meeting to elect officers
for another year. District Deputy
Lillian Patterson, conducted the
election, the following were elect
ed: Daughter Ruler, Erma Will
liams (retained; Vice Daughter
Ruler Ruby Blackshear, (retain-
e6; Assistant Daughter Ruler,
Jane Washington; Financial Secre-
tary Madge Copeland, (retained;
Assistant Financial Secretary Dlois
Kissie; Recording Secretary Edna
Gonnoway; Chaplain Katherine
Bass, (retained); Treasurer Myrtle
Jackson; Escort Illar Hicks.
Installation ceremonies will be
held the first meeting in January.
The DIR. Ruler is urging all
daughters to be on time for Me-
mortal Services Sunday evening at
1st Institutional Baptist Church,
and be in proper attire. Service will
begin at 7 pm.
At the meeting of December
18th, our annual Christmas party
will be held, following regular
meeting.
Also at this meeting the out
standing Daughter of the year will
be selected by vote.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
PURPLE CROSS NURSES, ELKS

The Purple Cross unit Nurses,
held their regular meeting Tuesday
night at the Elks home. This being
a special event all business discus
sion were omitted.
Organizer, DIR. Lois P. Mitchell,
presented a very interesting picture
on the fight against tuberculosis,
which was shown through the cour-
tesy of the T. B. Society of the
state, also showed progress made in
the fight against the disease.
Several officials of the society
were present and made short talks.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
BUDDIES

Mre. Lennie Williams was host
ess to the Loyal Buddies club on
Sunday night, in her home on
South Parkway Drive. Vice-Pres.
William Miller was in charge of
the interesting meeting. The first
order of business was the break
fast dance report. The group then
discussed plans for helping the url-
derprivileged during the Yuletide.
This being a Charity club also, it
goes all out to make the holidays
happy for several families and chill
dren at various institutions.
Election of officers will be held
at the next meeting.
Lennie as usual served feast
and sparkling beverages of all
sorts.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
MERRY MIXERS PLAN
CHRISTMAS DANCE

Mrs. Arvella Bledsoe entertained
the club Wednesday night in her
home on West Madison. Prexy Ra-
chel London presided. Minutes of
previous meeting were approved
and plans were discussed for a
Christmas charity project to aid
needy families. The plans are very
well laid and four families will re-
ceive Yuletide greetings from the
girls.
After Hours ball will be held at
the Masonic Temple on Christmas
night.
Arvella served a delicious Mexi-
can dinner. Club sweetheart, Mil
ton Lewis was present and feted
the group with an assortment of
sparkling beverages.
Mrs. Geneva Cobbs, will enter
tain the girls at the next meeting.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
Memory
Lane

Would you mind strOIling down
Memory Lane with us while we
reIive the social and other events
five years ago.
| Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
sponsor "Kiddie Fashionette, an
elaborate show for children under
the direction of Mrs. Maude P.
Weems Mrs. Evelyn Potter of
4441 South 18th, vacations with
friends in Santa Barbara, Califor-
MIA g. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warren
Of the city have announced the en-
$agement of their daughter Bertha
Dezalene to Samuel Solomon of
Tucson. Representative group
Of hOmemakers and business and
professional women enjoy coffee at
YWCA as they become acquainted
with board and staff members and
also the program and how it serves
the community.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
jane Washington
DESERT MAsHIE CLUB NOTES

The annual club tournament has
started and is going strong. Mem
bers who have not turned in their
18 hole score have until December
21st to do so. Trophies will be
awarded the winners 0f the various
flights December ,21.
Doctor Lowell c.. Wormley, de-
Tending club champion, says he will
take on all comers. Bill Bennett,
dynamic low scorer, claims he will
dethrone Wormley. Attorney Henry
.Towles will be in there pitching to
win the crown also. Other low
scorers in the championship flight
are, William Robinson, and Bob
Banks.
Last years finals came out as
follows: L.. C. Wormley defeated
Bob Banks; William Robinson won
over Thomas Crump; Ben Wash
ington took the bacon from Eddie
Hightower. This year all previous
flight winners are out for the Sec
ond win.
The flights are as follows: Men
Championship, A and B; Women; l
flight. Winner and runner-up priz-
eS will be awarded.
All members are asked to take
part and help make the club the
top club in the state. AS you know
we are now U.S.G.A. members, and
membership cards will be issued
following the tourney. All mem
bers are urged to turn in every
score card so as to get your Off
cial handicap.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Coil your news into the office before
Wednesday, PM - Phone Al 3-3o82
Debonuir President
Receives Gift

Mrs. Lillian Clark was the reci-
pient of a beautiful robe, a gift
from fellow members of Debonairs,
at a meeting Monday night in her
home, 1857 East Monroe Street.
Mrs. Clark has served the group as
president for almost year.
A repast of roast beef and des-
sert was served by the hostess.
The next regular meeting will be
held Tuesday night with Mrs. Adel-
la Galbraith, 1926 E. Adams Street.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
Farm Workers Musl
Have Social
Security Numbers

Farm workers are reminded to
apply for their Social Security ac-
count number card if they already
haven't done so. Harold D. Smith,
district manager of the Phoenix
Social Security office, said that
farmers, ranchers, and farm labor
contractors are required to keep a
record of the account number of
workers to whom they have paid
$100 or more in wages during the
year for farm work.
Farm workers who are paid $1OO
Or more in a year by farm en-
Ployer now earn Social Security
credit. Their wages are reported by
the employer in returns filed with
4he Internal Revenue Service and
become part of each employees
wage record. The amount of retire
ment or survivors benefits is COM
puted from this account, Mr.. Smith
Explained.
Applications for Social Security
account numbers may be obtained
from the Social Security Admins
tFation, 400 w. Adams St., Phoenix,
Arizona, or from any post office
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
SAHUARO SHRINE FEZ
CLUB OF ELKS

The Shrine Fez club met Sunday
night at the Elks. Daughter Myrtle
Jackson was in the chair. The min
utes of the previous meeting were
read and approved. Assist. secre-
tary Lille Hall acted.
Grand Assistant Directress of the
Department, Susie Oby, installed
the officers.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
MissoUriun Returns
Home After Visit

Richard Beech who was in the
city, last week, to visit Miss Arlene
Robinson of 2434 w. Washington
Street, has returned to his home in
St. Louis, Missouri.
Mr.. Beech was the dinner guest
on Thanksgiving Day and Sunday
last of Mr.. and Mrs. Lenore Raj
ford, sister and brother-in-law o1
Mrs. Robinson.
Mr.. Beech stayed at the Paducah
Hotel while here.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
Goes to Missouri

Mrs. Walter B. Scott left early
this week, for ST. Joseph, Missouri,
where she will visit an aunt who
has been i'll. She plans also to visit
an uncle in Chicago before her re-
turn home.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
GRAND CANYON TEMPLE 4s7

The Grand Canyon Temple, 437,
held its regular meeting last Fri
day night. Daughter Ruler Erma
Williams was in the chair. All fiscal
Evening star., 1955-05-20

Such minimum Of shoe you borey know
you're wearing these bissfuI California Cob
bIers. Yet, see what magnets they ore for
pretty compliments. In sizes 4h to 9:
!. "Strip Toes" thong style sandals in white,
red or black leather 495
z. "Portofino", Iieht-heorted wedeie with
narrow strips Of avocado and pink or Panama,
ginger and spice leather. 895
3. "AmuIeto", barely there sandal in sky blue
or pink with cycIonoen. 795
white leather 695
WGl-The Young Shoe Shop, End Floor
.. also Chevy Chose and Alexandra
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Atomic Vessels Role
Stressed by Thomas

The role of atomic powered
ships was stressed last night by
Navy Secretary Thomas. who
spoke to the Propeller Club. on
the occasion of National Mari
time Day. The dinner was held
in the Shoreham Hotel.
National Maritime Day is
Monday.
THE advent of the atomic
age does not lessen our need
for an adequate merchant ma
rine." he said. without our
own ships, we cannot defend
ourselves. Without ships, we
cannot assist our allies. With
out ships. we cannot grow and
prosper"
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Business Group Told
Of Schools Functions

DR.. Nathan A. Baily, dean Of
the School of Business Admin
istration of American University,
last night explained the schools
functions and its meaning to
American University at a meet
ing Of the American Business
Association.
The event, a dinner, was held
IN the Hamilton Hotel, with J..
A. Kamerow, president of the
group. directing.
Mr.. Baily. described how his
school is backed by businessmen
ln the city, and has the unani-
NOUS support of the American
Business Association. Another
report also concerned the Small
Business Bill.
Evening star., 1955-05-20

. ALEXANDRIA: SIS North woshi"sto" ST.. King $1,000
$50 dolly except Thursdays and Fridoys 1880 70
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Ferndale. Nd, at II am. service.
Wesley Methodist-The Rev.
lie Roy 8. Graham. pastor Of
Wesley Methodist Church, East
Norwich. Long Island. at $50
am. service.
McKendree Methodist - The
Rev. w. Hedley Clews. pastor
of Gainesville Methodist Church.
Gainesville. Md. at II am.
service.
Bethesda Methodist - Fred
Shuppe. chaplain of the Dali
matte State Camp Of Gideon
International. at $3.50 am.
service.
Culmore Methodist, Falls
Church-The Rev. Raymond F.
Wrenn. Alexandria district de
rector Of church extension for
the Methodist church, at 9:45
and II am. services.
Springfield Methodist - The
Rev. Cecil Hobbs. returned mis-
sionary from China, at II am.
service.
Gunton T m pie Memorial
Presbyterian-The Rev. H. Grady
Gatlin, retired United States
Navy chaplain, at II am.
service.
Central Presbyterian-The Rev.
James Appleby. director Of Field
Work and Evangelism, Union
Theological Seminary at Rich
mond. Va. at II am. and 1880
pm. service.
Sherwood Presbyterian-The
Rev. Wallace Easter. minister Of
Bethel Presbyterian Church.
Lackawanna, N. Y. and former
member of Sherwood, at $50 and
IL am. services.
Capitol Hill Presbyterian-The
Rev. Edward M. Thomas. pastor
of Derry Presbyterian Church.
Derry. Pa. at IL am. service
Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Capt. Harry C. Wood. USN,
District Chaplain of the Potomac
River Naval Command. at II am.
service.
Eastminster Presbyterian,
Bladensburg-The Rev. r. N
Boswell. pastor Of the First Pres
byterian Church Of Cody, Wyo..I
at IL am, service. sxE
Silver Spring Presbyterian
The Rev. Lloyd g. Brown, minis
ter of the Washington. Heights
Presbyterian Church. at 10 am.
service.
Universalist National Memorial
The Rev. David Hicks Mac
Pherson, minister of the Silver
Spring -Takoma Park Universal
list Fellowship, at II am. service.
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ORGANIZED
BIBLE CLASSES
By HOWARD M..sTAcKHoUsE

The Saith annual conference
Of the Organized Bible Glass As
ISOLATION will open with regis
Itration at 10 am. September 8
at Western Maryland College,
Westminster. Md. John A. Pat
terson. jr.: Edward L. Tolson
Gordon w. Crozier and William
E. Harvard win serve as regis
tiers. Richard s. Clark, presi-
dent Of the Box Bible Glass, will
be in charge of the dining hall
reservations. Lindley M. Raj
ford will be the chief usher.
Reservations for the conference
or charter bus service are avail
able by writing the OBCA, Room
$50. Washington Building, 1885
"a street NV, Washington S,
ID. c.
DR.. Charles @. Abbot, scientist
and former secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution, will be
the guest teacher of the COM
bined adult classes of Emory
Methodist Church at $50 am.
tomorrow.
Ralph Cole, vice president of
the Organized Bible Glass Asso-
citation. will be the guest teacher
of the Vaughn Class for Men of
Calvary Baptist Church, at 10.
am. tomorrow. Miss Evelyn
Baumgartner will be the guest
teacher of the Burial Bible
Class for Business and Profess
sional Women to morrow at 10I
am.
Margaret E. Ringrose, CHAIR
man Of the third membership
crusade sponsored by the Or
ganized Bible Class Association,
announces that the publicity
materials will be ready for dis
tribution in 10 days. This is
open to all classes in the OBCA.
Send in your registration blank
now. The crusade runs from
October 8 through December II.
The adult division of the
Foundry Methodist Church
School will meet at GAS am. to-
morrow in the Ball Memorial
Chapel with the Couples Glass
in charge Of the session. Aubrey
B. Speer Of the Methodist Board
of Temperance will be the guest
teacher.
The Trinity Women's Bible
Class Of Sherwood Presbyterian
Church will have James o. Bou-
ton as its guest teacher at 9:45I
am. tomorrow.
Percy A. Crittenden, associate
teacher Of the Harrison Bible
Glass Of st. Luke's Methodist
Church, will speak on Hope
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for the Despairing" at Gas am
tomorrow.
The Wiles Bible Glass for Men
|of the Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church. win have as its guest
teacher at $50 am. tomorrow
DR.. Augustus Hickman OF
Charleston. s. c.
The Calvery Mems Glass Of
Calvery Methodist Church will
meet at GAS am. tomorrow and
have as guest teacher Elwood
Baker.
The Templemen's Bible Glass,
Of Temple Baptist Church, will
meet tomorrow at 10 am. in the
Washington Bible Institute. 1441
Rhode Island avenue. E. A. Sea-
ton will present the lesson.
DR.. Kenneth Yeager will re-
view the book, why I Am q
Methodist" by DR.. Roy L. Smith,
before the Rustin Couples Class
Of Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church. Mrs. Gertrude
Warner will present the lesson
before the Fellow Workers Glass.
The Apostolic Church" will be
the subject Of discussion before
the Graham Couples, Mount
Vernon Couples and Pierce
Couples Glasses. All of these
classes meet at 10 a IN. tomorrow.
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Boptists Call
New Minister
In Alexandra

The Rev. Eslie r. Phillips, nov
pastor Of the Aulander IN. c.
Baptist Church. has accepted I
lcall to become pastor Of thu
Downtown Baptist Church o.
Alexandria.
Mr.. Phillips will begin hi.
duties here on September l an6
will be installed at the churchs
III am. service September 4
United States Navy Chaplain
James w. Kelly. Of the Office Of
the Chief of Chaplains. will con-
duct the installation at the
church, pa South Washington
street.
A native of the Eastern Shore
Iof Virginia, Mr.. Phillips is a
graduate OF the University Of
Virginia and the Southern Bap-
fist Theological Seminary in
Louisville.
Before coming to the AulandeI
church nearly three years ago
Mr.. Phillips served as interim
pastor of the First B ptist
Church in Charlottesville. Va.
and as associate pastor of the
First Baptist Church in Rocky
Mount, N. c. s
Mr.. Phillips is married to the
former Miss Gazelle Hudgins
Moore. They have a year-old son
Eslie ROLAND Phillips III.
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Rummoge Sole Set
To Aid Old Church

Donations of clothing, furni.
ture. electrical appliances anc
other household goods are being
sought for a rummage sale to
benefit the restoration fund Of
| st. Ignatius Catholic Church, st
Innigoes, Md.
Contributions for the sole,
which is being held September
ll6 and II in the Community
Building, Lexington Park, Md,
may be sent to Mrs. Etoile Cobb,
st. Mary's City. Md, chairman
|of the affair.
Though the 163-year-old st.
IIgnatius is no longer being used
for regular services, 1t is being
preserved as an unusual example
of 18th century architecture.
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Church Union
Plans PurIey

The District Of Columbia
Christian Endeavor Union will
hold its seth annual summer
conference September 2 to S at
the YMCA's Camp Let's. near
Edgewater. Md.
The conference. which will
have as its theme. Anchored in
Christ" is for those of high
school age and young adults.
Among the conference leaders
are DR.. Donald Irwin. pastor of
Wallace Memorial United Presby-
terrain Church; DR.. Karl Keefer,
dean Of the Washington Bible
Institute; the Rev. Kenneth Cur
It's, pastor Of Landover Christian
Church; the Rev. Harry Porter,
pastor of Westminster Presby-
terrain Church: the Rev. Harry
Rankin, pastor of River Road
United Presbyterian Church, and
Preston Campbell, youth director
Iof the Washington Brethren
Church.
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pal Church. Charlotte. Mich. a
8 and IL am. services.
Albright Memorial E.U.B. -
Chaplain Charles E. Brown. for.
|merly OF the office of the Chic
of Chaplains. United State:
Army, at IL am. service.
Reformation Lutheran - Ths
Rev. Augustus Hackmann, Of st
Matthews Lutheran Church
Charleston, S. c., at 8 pm. serv-
ice.
Georgetown Lutheran - Harry
e. Yeide, jr., a student at Union
Theological Seminary. at II am
service.
Concordia Lutheran Evangeli-
cal-The Rev. Herbert Hille-
brand, chaplain Of the D. C.
General Hospital, at the II am
service. Az
Calvary Lutheran, Silver
Sprlng-Cnaplal M arCln G
Pooh Of the United States All
Force at 8:45 and II am
services.
Pilgrim Lutheran, Westgate-
The Rev. j. Frederic Wenchel,
pastor emeritus Of Christ Lu-
theran Church here, at $3.50
am. service.
Foundry Meth0dist-The Rev
John j. Bunting, jr., pastor OF
the Methodist Church in New
ark, Del, at II am. and 8 pm.
services.
Lewis Memorial Methodist
The Rev. Everett Miller. pastor
of Ferndale Methodist Church.
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GUEST SPEAKERS
Many Visitors Preach
In Area Tomorrow

A number of guest speakers
will occupy Washington area
puipits during services tomorrow,
The Rev. ]. B. Harris, associ-
ate secretary Of the Board Of Ma
tional Missions and Church Ex-
tension Of the Methodist Church,
will speak at q 10 am. service
at Hamline Methodist Church,
Sixteenth and Allison streets
N. w.
Dr.. Allen W. Moore of st.
Petersburg. Fla, general evange-
list Of the Methodist Church.
win preach at the o and Ills
AM and GAS pm. services Of
the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. 900 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV.
Other churches which will
have guests. the speakers and
the times Of the services at
which they win speak are:
)
National Baptist Memorial
The Rev. Albert c. Pittman, as
sociate pastor Of First Baptist
Church. Dayton, Ohio, at s:45
and II am. and 8 pm. services.
Petworth Baptist-The Rev.
Lemuel Hall. chaplain of the
Veterans Center, Bonham, Tex,
at II am. and 7:45 pm. services.
Bethany Baptist-The Rev.
Melvin w. Carrico. pastor OF the
ParkcheSter Baptist Church, New
York City. at II am. service.
Fifth Baptist-The Rev. Robert
Mckinney, Of Hitter Point, Me-,
at II am. service.
BrO0kland Baptist - DR.. M.
Chandler Stith. executive secre-
tary Of the District Baptist Con-
vention. will speak.
Michigan Park Christian
Louis WINS, of the Gideon So
ciety, at IL am. service.
Plymouth Congregational -
DR.. James D. Tyrns. associate
professor Of Religious Education
at Howard University, at II am.
service.
Rock Spring Congregational.
Arlington - DR.. John Golden,
chief Of the Social Science Sec
ton. Library of Congress, at $50
am. service.
Holy Comforter Episcopal,
Washington Robert Melvin
Charles. lay missioner of the
Episcopal Diocese of Washington,
at II am. service.
Christ Episcopal. Georgetown
The Rev. Arthur H. Under
wood. vicar Of st. Johns Episco-
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Breok fost Speaker

Charles W. Harbaugh. director
Of sales promotion of the United
States Chamber of Commerce.
will discuss These Creating
Times" at the International
Crossroads day Morning
Breakfast at 9 am. tomorrow
in the Central YMCA, 1885 G
| street NV.
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cHRIsTADELpHlAN

CHRISTADELPHIAN CHAPEL
532 webster So. NV. Public Invited
8. O., 1918 am. Service. 1913 am.
CHRISTADELPHIAN EccLESIA
Highland and Goth gts., Arlingt0n. Va.
8. s., 10 am. Service, IL am.
POLISH NATIONAL CHURCH
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.Mortinsbure Sets
Charity Fund Cool

| MARTINSBURG. w. Va, Aug
30 tSpeciaD A goal Of $26,97t
has been approved for the annua,
Community Fund appeal in this
city and county for the coming
year. The association board ano
representatives Of the benefici-
aries agreed on the amount.
This is $12 less than the goal
last fall.
William Standby. a vice presi-
dent Of the association. will serve
as campaign chairman. The drive
win be launched shortly after
September Is.
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Clerk to Give Sermon

E. Arthur Bonney, clerk Of
the Session of the Wheaton
Presbyterian Church, will give
the sermon during an observance
of Layman Sunday at $50 am
tomorrow in the church. Pau
drive and Church lane. Wheaton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20

NetieneI Memo.ioI Church Of God
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
cRUSTY PUSHES PIE QUESTION
INTO COMMISSIONERS LAP

The pie question is back in the COMMISSIONER laps
today.
The Crusty Pie Co. Of Warrington through Attorney
Harry Wender, has petitioned the city heads to hold
public hearing the terms Of next years contract to
vide pies for District schools Crusty held the contract
then worth $3350 for the second half Of the last school
year.
They received it after fight before the Commissioners
over whether the local firm or the Mrs Smiths Colonial
Baking Of Pottsdown Pa and Silver Spring. Nd should
provide the pies
the toss Of coin but the Commissioners decided that,
because Crusy Co. local and because the
other bakery had lost earlier contract with the city
Crusty should get the contract
Mr. Wender yesterday pettioned for public hearing
on two points,
/. Any out-of-town suppler Of prepared perishable
the District should be subject to the
same inspections as District firm in the position
The pie contract should be for all the ctys schools
and split In half according to Crusty has been
gested by District officials