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illness, diversion and death.
Their theme is the universal
ity of human experience.
Mans Ways Are Similar
Photography is a universal
language understandable to all
men regardless of nationality
and this exhibition will do
much to bring a greater un-
derstanding among the peoples
of each others ways which.
as we realize when viewing the
Steichen collection, are so
similar. As Mr.. Steichen says,
II believe the central and most
important emotion expressed
by the whole exhibition should
be love and that this must be
the key element in the Family
of Man, just as it is the key
element in the individual fam
lily.
The show has already been
witnessed by almost 100000
people in New York City alone
and it is expected to be viewed
by at least 100000 persons
here. It will go to Berlin for
the start of a European tour
after the local showing and
another international edition
is being prepared for showing
in the Far East.
The exhibition will be open
to the public Saturday at 8
am. and closes at 4:30 pm.
The regular hours for the pub
lie will be from 10 am. to 4:30
pm. and 2 to 5 on Sundays.
The Corcoran Gallery is closed
Mondays. including July 4.
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ApTs. FURNIsHED-vA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furn., 4
rms, bath. Close to bus. stores
Couple. no children. KE. s-5042
ARL. 2 bdrm.. newly furn. apt. in
mod: bldg; cony. Pentagon, Navy
Utils. incl. RA. 3-6314. "a
AVAILABLE AUG. Newly re.
decorated furnished apt. For in
Court House rd.. Arlington. -25
Observation-Disclosures and l-bed.
room apartments: janitor service
laundry. privileges; downtown loca.
ton; all utilities: S75 to S92 so
Call TIE. 6-6670 between 10 am
57ss ". TENTH RD.--Bedrm., liv
Good cond. Rental, $3.50. Cal
Resa Mgr. ia. 6-s263 or DI; =
ARI. N,-Lse, bedrm,, 8 closets. sf liv
iss iisHS; ias; 81; 5R R''S S:'ds e.: ks fias s.
s-RM. APT. in country near Mclean
very reasonable to couple willinp
TO assist with house and yard. Call
Elmwood EIsd $3.50 or Ex. sass
SaGA EGG. BEDRMs., closets. liv. vz4 rm -,
bldg: conv. loc.: Sl1o. KE. s-4Sf6
ARLNGToN-Attraetive e-bedroon
| apt. available for rent Aug. ] tC
Dec. 81: Call Ma. $500. Ext. 773
| or TIE. 6-33oa. -25
ARL.--Nice .effic, SS5: / bedroom
ffsaoV; fsth ant. 9edTRss JEl ss42SS.. ssi2S. l71o N
list FL. I-BEDRM. APT. to sublet
completely furn.: 4416 s. 34th St
| Arl.' XII. S-39S5. or Ii. $4,000
Ext. 1855. week days till s. -25
ARL.--Newly furn.: Q bedrms., liv
rm., dining a." kit, bath; 2 blocks
from 2 buslines; 10 min. Pentagon;
-S135; utils. incl. ia. 7-s123. --2a
VACANT. :, apis. Alex. and No. !
hwy: 3 lge. rms, bath, $40, SS5
util. incl: pch., lge. vd. TIE. R-45Is
PENTAGON AREA. Family apts. ant
hotel rms: low rates; day or wE
ARI.. RE Isai essf'Ss n. TroyELgei Io; t' i-bedrm
apt: main a.; well-managed bldg;
ia. 7-92RS. ia. 2-5600.
S. ARL.--1-bedrm apt; sep. kit,
bath and entrance. $50 includes ali
uttls.: adults only. OF. 4-70S9.
$160
Furnished apt. nearby Va: a bright
| cheerful apt. in new bldg. all new
| furniture: . beautiful bedrms
| mod. bath and kit: lge. liv. rm.
| and dining area; conc. porch facing
south. Call BEITZELL, DI. 7-3l00
r -25
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APARTMENT VALUES

APARTMENT VALUES
1901 D ST. Sc. Apt. No. 4-Liv
rnl;. bedrni.. dinette, kit. and bath
4soss HALEY HAL TER. Sc, Apt. No. i,
lily; rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath,
1885 3rd ST. NE, No. 4-Enciency
s7s5 7ss; GacoGs GiseloSi ST. NV, No. 41o-
Liy. rm.. bedrm., kit. and bath.
$3.50. Including all utilities.
1851 RALEIGH ST. Sc, No. II
Liv: rm.. bedrm., dinette. kit, bath.
ie44 MASS. AVE. NE. No. 17-Es,-
cheney with dinette, kit, bath.
10i B b ST. Sc, No. 3-Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit. bath. S52. so.
1881 2Sth ST. Sc, No. 401--Liv.
rm.. bedrm., dinette. Init. bath. $40.
25 H ST. NV rms, kit. bath.
Is525 '0gi gHiEwpALE Rp.. CHEVY
CHASE, MD. = Liy. rm.. bedrm.,
dinette, kit, bath. S75,
l22S 10th ST. NE, No. 25-Liv. rm.,
6edrm., dinette, kit. bath. $50 so.
1885 3rd ST. NE, No; 6-Liy rm.,
bed 6edrm;, dinstts, kit, bath; s67 80.
1905 WISCONSIN AVE-, No; TT;
Large efficiency. S65. Including all
asSi lincoln RID. Me- rm..
2$sl LINCOLN Rp, N;E:ILiys Tm;,
bedrm., dinette, kit. bath. $50. so.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
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1924 7th st. NE, M. catholie o
and Providence Hosp.-Ist hr, hy
rms bedrm.. dinette-kit., bath
fS frSnt s.1s.E .1e rear porch Mr.. Martufi
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 l4th 81. NV. AD. 4-20OG
200 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
Large. light, airy apts. iiy. rm., bed.
Im.. bath. S63. so: 2-bedrm. apt.
S74 so. Res. mgr. will show, or cal
US for transp.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV AD. 4-200i
AIR-COOLED
DOWNTOWN EFFICIENCIEs
0PO. GAO, Capitol Hill Area
Refined, quiet, white adults
exclusively. One of safest scots
In Washington to live. Two street.
car lines at front door.
Luxury ct Moderate Rentals.
LQE. L. R., foyer, walkin closets
luxurious. new. tiled baths anc
modern spacious Kitchens with al.
nette, ineinerator. h-w. heating
Eentsls; S;SsS5 SS5 to SIS. Phi. Mr.. Nash
Keep cooI-waIk to Work"
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WALK TO WORK

1914 11th ST. NV.
3 rms. and bath apt, $7g.60 mo.
incl. utils. Modern. Janitor service
See tAnitor on premises,
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AIR-coND. DUPLEX
Mr.. 10th and E. Cap. sts.-2 rms.
kit. dinette. bath; reas. rent. RE
1-2137 or Ii. 4-7265.
A COOL DUPLEX
4oS Burbank st. s.e.-1st A., 2 rms.
kit, dinette, bath, garbage disp.
shopping at door. reas rent, RE
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7ls WEBSTER ST. N,W+s rooms,
kit and bath; utils incl. good
1e15 MASS. AVE N.W.-Dovntown.
Newly restored BLDG. 2 rooms. hit.
and bath apt; $3.50 per mo. See
Janitor on premises. -25
342l 14th ST. NV rooms. kit.
and bath; utiis. incl; eonv. Ioea-
4soa GA. AVE-. N.w.-cOny. to
schools and all trNnSp.; pvt. entr.
utlls iurn;: reas. rent. RA. g.
Isis PARK RD. N.w.-Apt. SiSs. /;
3 rms. KIT, and bath; also porch;
only only; sioo p0 per TAtau mo. iufR Key AqahiS Wisi
Sna ssniter, WIN. =; DAVIS. INC,
NEWLY DECORATED rms, kit,
bath: SIS. 80 See lanitor, I43s
Columbia I'd; NV. DIXIE REALTY
CO, Asss-, l4I7 Z St. NV. .
to see. Wk. cples. RA. s-lssS.
APT. 2 rms, kit. entire end foor,
.5II6 sth 81, NV. RA. 6.7763.
APT. HUNTING made easyl Cause
the owners pay my fee, show you
FREE yes esSsl do selections si1 ms "a. az psfts
1888 MoNROE ST. N.w.-1-b -bedTm.
apt, $3.50 mo-. incl; all utilities.
Available August 1. Inspect early
evenings or call DI. 7-4244.
GEORGETOWE-Bedrm.. liy. rm.,
slt; sas snd bath; completely remodeled.
sitsr ns fhadFfh sai Inquire sSts p e. Ap
BELMoNT RD. NV. Issi@Liv. m rm.,
bedrm.. reception hall. Kitchen and
bath. SIS mo-, lge. rms. and excel.
BEfTzEfL, D1. 1900. @25 VI
254 9th ST. N.E.-Loveiy lse. one
bedrm,; lv. rm.. kit. and bath. $55,
S415 M ST. N.W.-one ise. rm'. Kit.
and semipvt. bath. s30.25 incl. ali
On premises, or cali CO. 5.7554
WALK TO WORK-140S L st, NV
Lge. one:bedrm. apt. with modern
separate Kitchen in newly remodeled
and decorated bldg. SIS, incl. all
premises all sds dsy Sunday. Sun sShi.Gr duriSe 9a
week after 6 pm, or call CO.
YOU'LL FIND this bright and COM
fQTtable 1-bedroom apt. at IS For
rester st. s.w; fright OF s. Capitol
ST. convenient place to live, Big
closets. plus storage lockers and ID
laundry; S66. incl. heat and hot
water. INQUIRE SO FORESTER st
s.w.., No. .. 10. 3-4OS7. or SHAN.
NON 4 LUcHs co, i24 18th st,
sss I ST:1We can offer at this
central legation two large eficieney
nettes, new SIT iSnehS refsrs ressonaSIe sna SIc
rental Of S45 and SAG includes eie-
yator service. heat and hot water.
Res. mgr, Mrs, Fisher, s33 [ ST.
q LuCHs, 724 18th st. NV. NA.
2 BEDRMs. with lre. closet, liy rm
closet; newly dec: eAeel. transp' ;
utils. incl. Adults only. 6613 9Th
st. NV, ia. 9-62S7,
AIR-CONDITIONED, modern, 1-bed-
I'm: I'm: apt, l blk: of Conn. ave, mr..
sheraton Park Hotel Walk to stores
snd snd buses; Elec; range, new rugs
and drying facils. avail. SS5 Der
mo. Call Ho. 2-2Ias.
az BEDRMS. REDUCED, SS2.Sf1
asH sshHoggins; gnITT,IlssTgNs lsTgs rms; sll utiIs incl
g. 81 . sy1S1sJr,,Rd sMyhsslsr Rd and Southern Ave.
"AshiNGION REALTY, RIA. 3-s300
NV. Low RENTAI-s51 80
z, rms. kit, bath: heat. hot water
incl. Redecorated.
ll01 Euclid st. NV, Ant. 2
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. $4,000
336 ADAMS ST. Me- rooms,
Kitchen and bath. redec., S55.
IVY East Capitol St.-2 rms, kit.
oand ana bath: redec.. .S45.
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APTs. fURNIsHEp--MD.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2-bedrm
aalss aSs sS, 'ssf Ss & Eo 'rs1Sig65 shops
iioor apt. 2 bedrooms; living, din.
SILVER sPRNG-Liy. rm., bedrm.,
kit.. din, bath, rtils. incl; S9s.5o
IDEEiGHrtUi. sSsds. cool 8 Tn.s..
EslnSis S.ssy5 tsSns s,gx gxt ,ln.1 hath $50 ssSla
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ApTs. FURk., MD. tcsns.J

TAKoMA PARK-Mod.. neat. Ist-n.
apt: hy; rm.. bedrm.. oath. lge.
1,5, Amer. kit; perch; $3.50. incl.
BIabESssURSii Hisi5i SIs aaSifsl fSslp-a ,ms2 .22 3,
ssmipvt: bath: working cple no
MT. RAINIER-Dtn, rm.. kitchen.
Nv. rm. bedrm-; s6S mo, utils.
furn. 4204 30th st., AP, 7-0s7a
SOL EASTERN AVE-. Takoma Park
Newly dec studio apt; full kit
semipyt. bath; $50, utils. incl, JU
TAKoMA PARK-Nieely furn', pleas
ant. Broom. terrace apt; liv. rm..
bedrm.. kit, bath. pvt. entrance:
ping. transp. 10. e-3s25. "a
LANDOVER-Clean 3-rm. mod. apt.
garage and all utils.. S65 per mo-,
adults. Spruce 3-SS49. -25
includes utilities. 10. S-sIl9. -26
COLLEGE PARK-1 bedrm.. dinette
kitchenette. bath ladultsl; S52. sc
mo. LaCoNGA APIS. 9412 Baiti.
more blvd.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS APIS.
and 2 bedrooms. Cool suburban
surroundings. modern. attractive
furniture: from SS1 80 Up, incl. al
utils. For information. call RE g.
IS, : a O INC. RENTAL AGENT
CHILLUM TERRACE
Ultramodern, 2 bedrooms, beautifully
furnished and an entirely different
concept In apartment design. See
manager. 623 Sheridan ST.. JU. g.
SIPS. Dir: New Hampshire ave .
! block past d. c. line, right on
Sheridan. -31
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COLORED-APT. BLDG, 214O N
St. n vs. bedrms., liv. rm., kit.
BATH ,ss7So. Available now. ME.
coIoRED-Two APIS. of 2 roc rooms
each; NV: furnished or unflirn.
For information call Tu. 2.75i3.
CoLoRED--4o1a 18th ST. NV
rm, and kit: also 2 rms, kit. share
CoLoRED-FURS. e-RM. APT, all
home 1oe privileges; s55 per mo. Ii.
CoIoRRIfD-1ses POTOMAC AvE.
s';EE.:.,..nTJ, S;E:. nT, Pa. !sve:-A beautiful
bsth ssa ses Screened FpSmsh poreh ksssshso ssa
utils, incl. Ii. 4-03ss or Ii.
CoIaoGRIE:D-FT. BERNARD BGTss,-
Lge... 3 rms, bath, auto, water and
gas heat; utils. incl: S65. TIE. g.
coLoRED--HARvARD ST. NV
3 rms, cross ventilation, SIS mo
COL ioREb-i dsbs. III ROOM kitc6en ht5se 2 and
cSft5Rfpn:P SStbi fun: sPt NSsRtxA SslA w. si531s
SsmS,' kit; share bath; utils: incl.
without gGTiyileRes. Cali Mr.. Carter
COLORED-33S 18th ST. Me-
bedrma liv. Im.. kit. bath: Sos
coLoRED-7l BRYANT ST. NV
2nd d.; liy. rm.. 2 bedrms:. Kit. and
bath: S9g.o0 mo. incl. utils. See
1fGs 18TH 81. N.w.-Apt 8. / rm.,
kit. and bath; $50 mo. incl. utils
II ELIOT MIDDLETON, eealtor
1877 X ST. NV RE 7-11S1
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53I2 9Th ST. N.W.-clean. atfrac.
furn. / or 2-bedrm. apis. in Aunt
apt; bldg. RA. 3-6235. -25
KENNEDY ST. NV. tmod. apt
oldgJ; lily: rm;. hedrm.. den. kit
SI12.50 incl. utils. TU. 2-9135.
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10th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Spac.
newly dec. 2-bedrm. apt: 4 adults
well furn. S126. so. S-S964.
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APIS. FURNIsHEn-p.c.

NORWOOD APTs. I34I Z. Capitol
bath. Se5. TU. 2-099s. "a
LONDON HALL, apt. hotel. 1888
18th n.v.-Efic; bed-IiY. rm.. Kit.
bath; day or week. Ma. s-9O10.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOIEL
-Completely furn- apis. By day or
week. Call Ma S-6425.
DOWNTOWN. 81 New York ave. NV.
|.ge-. newly decorated. bed-liy.
I'm. comb. iEe- eompi. kit; sl2 yk.
1918 KALoRAMA RD. N.w.-Lse..
s-bedrm. de luxe apt, full din.
rm., wall-to-wall carpeting. very
fne furniture, decorator eolors. air
eeoneitionsd; S225, incl 1tils. See
2-3S00. "a
5e4 2nd ST. s.E.-combination bed
iurn.; adults; $50. II. I-l2ss.
1904 CALVERT ST. N.w.-Lsrs.
comb. liv.-bedrm.. lge. kit.. pvt
bath: couple. SIS. OF. 4-sS45,
1911 G ST. s.E.-corner bsmt. apt,
ptils; incl. $50 per mo-; pvt. home.
Ii. $500. pa
MT. PLEASANT. 1903 Newton st.
Liv; rm., bedrm., kitchen. private
bath and porch: newly decorated; I;
nicely furn.; clean: reas. rent. AID.
| I05 LONGFELLow ST. N.w.-En-
| tire. md. d.: pa rms. also kit,
bath and scr, porch. EXPRESS bus
dSwntoVn. go mtnss 90 Employees
CAPITOL HILL. sos End st. Sc
afbwRY; Slhi T1R; 5iss5P. SIS path 500 meg m9ath
HALF BLOCK OFF CONN. AVE,
facing Rock Greek Park-Calvert-
Woodley apts. 2-bedrm. apt, COM
pIetely furnished, with TV, air con
| ditioned. Phone HU. 3-3611. --24
JEFFERSON ST. NV. 4ll-Two
sHs sHtnsizs SIiy.ss ssdFSSTs SstF FL; S.t V ,c
5 Or I empl, adults preferred. -24
TWO BEDRMS., upper NV; large,
lent: see to spDfs. $1i5. JU. S.$Sos
MT. PLEASANT, 1888 18th st. NV.
| "A rms. and bath: conv. to transp,
1875 MASS. AVE. S.w.-For two
people: lge bedrm., liv. rm., modern
| kit. and bath: 500, incl. utils. HO,
2-4700 or RA. 6-1644. pa
| THE CLIFTON, 1923 Clifton ST. NV
a lge. rms, 4 beds. $50: and 4
Ice, rms, hall, bath. pantry, 4 beds.
SlC0. See jan. or call NO. 7-4042.
KENNEDY, Mr.. 1sth.-Newly dec,
large airy bedrm,: also Ink. rms,
| S50-S70. RA. 6-S203. IA
1889 PARK RD. N.W.-Hewly dec.
3-rm. apt, pvt. bath. porch: SIS. so
wk.; conv, NO. 1851. IA
DOWNTOWN, 1901 r. !. ave. NV
Bed-liv. rm.. kit; conn. bath, pvt.
APT. BLDG. N. Hamp.-Emerson
S110. DT. 7-0s30, RA. 3-S679.
17Oe 1eth ST. N.w.-Lze. studio or
bedrm.. bath with tub and shower,
GhEoeRGETowN--charming gloom
bachelor apt; $65 mo. all utilities
paid; in excellent neighborhood.
JAMES L. DIXON q CO.. ST.
CORNER SlRSPg APT. mr.. 18th .t.EIs.. tt
utils. incl: 500 mo. RA. 3-2943.
1908 LAMONT ST. N.w.-Basement.
rms. kit, bath; $50 mo. OIL.
4-5s27, Ap; 4:6249, u
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1890 18th ST. NV.
NEW BUILDING

Oniy one l-DeQrO0m apartment re-
mains in this attractive and cen-
eiudes q fIii-sise living room and
Kitchen, rs well as q modern bath
Rent. S97.5O, all utilities included.
Key In Apt. l05 Parking space
available Il desired.
aas 18th B 81. + NV. sAUI CO IA. $4,000
cAPJTo6 PIT Z HILL 81 APTs.
Attractive Enc, S57 80. Incl. Utils
Across from Senate Once. Mod; slsy:
5lds % See tanitor or HERBERT
7-i566
1920 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-3 room,
kit. and bath apartments avail
able; reasonable rents include heat
aser or call AID. 4-53OS.
1897 p STREET NV. No. 402--
Liv. room. . bedrooms, kit. bath
screened in porch; $3.50 per mo.
incl. heat and hot water. See jan
BOILING FIELD VICINITY -Liv.
rm., / beorm., kit. and bath apis
3la Parkland place Sc. Apt. 4:
S67 so mo, and 357 Parkland place,
Apt. ., S64 so mo. incl. heat end
hot water. See ianitor. SOL Park
land place. basement.
WOODBRIDGE, 1925 Kearney street
Xii. and nd bath: s6s m; mo-. ,rsf. Sfatms h.si
and hot water. See Apt. 8
ELIOT MIDDLETON Realtor
1857 x Street NV. RE. 7-iISI
"Air- Cooled Downtown"
THE CANTERBURY" 704 3rd st
n.w.-Cleen. modern, attractive
apis. In beautifully kept. elevator
bldg. walking distance most govt
depts, Spacious air-eooled en-
elenciet, $40; .I-bedroom spts /.
Seo. utinties included. Apply mgr
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APTs. FURkIsHEn-D.c.
1900 10th ST. NV.
AIR-CONDITIONED

furnished ericiency apt
in modern elevator bldg. near
transportation: seeretarial service
One svatlable nov At SOS. Others
available Aug. j. See Mrs. Farwell
for inspection or call NO. 10000
The Arizona post., 1955-02-18

programs at the Center will
either be free to Center fami-
ly members or as in the case
of the day camp and nursery
school will be offered at re-
duced rates for family men,
berS.
Swimming pool privileges
for the entire family will be
free to all Center family
members.
The Charter Center men,
bership campaign rates will
be $4,000 for family members
to include all unmarried child
rem under 81 years of age; a
Sustaining Charter Member
ship will be $4,000 per year
and a Contributing Charter
Membership will be $4,000
per year. Fee for unmarried
adults will be $4,000 per year.
The Arizona post., 1955-02-18
Rishona Plans
Purinl Party

Marking the festival, Risho-
ma Pioneer Women prepare
for their annual Purim party
to be held March 5 at 8 pm.
at Anshei Israel. The tradi-
tional "Schloch MOnoS" books
will serve as admission. AlthO
World Jewish Child's Day will
be n ation al ly celebrated
March 20, that event will be
noted at this same time. Con-
sequently proceeds will go to
child rescue work in Israel,
which monies will be turned
over to the Jewish Agency,
w h i C h nationally directs all
youth aliyah work.
Month of March is tradi-
tionally observed by Zionist
women's organization as Jew
ish Child's Month, so in this
spirit Mrs. Sol Kamin, pres,
invites the women of the COM
munity with interest in child
ren's work in Israel, to attend.
A playlet by Sholom Alei-
chem, appropriately C lie d
"Schloch MonoS" and directed
by Mrs. Morris Wanger and
Mrs. l. Margolis will be pre-
sented. Mrs. Eileen Radner
will give a musical program.
General chairman is Mrs. I.
Malinsky and co-chairmen
are: Mines. Philip Bramson,
Hyman Epstein, Nathan Fem
stein. Designated hostesses
are: M m e S. Joseph Baskin,
Samuel Cohen, Charles Gold,
A. Lipkin, M. Mutnik. This
promises to be a most pleas
ant evening, assures Mrs. Ma
linsky in expressing the hope
of a large attendance.
The Arizona post., 1955-02-18
Golden Lunch
On Feb. 28fh

Prof. Ralph J. Kaplan, who
made a very favorable i'm
preston at the recent Mems
dinner will be the featured
speaker at the WOmen's Ad-
vance Gifts Golden Luncheon
to be held on Monday, Feb. %
in the auditorium of Temple
Emanuel.
He is a visiting lecturer in
universities in Southern Cali
fornia, taught at New York
University and is the former
dean of Universal Colleg in
Tel-AviV. He is a prominent
educator, lecturer and radio
TV analyst.
Mrs. David Kra a m er is
chairman of the luncheon, as
sisted by Mrs. Joseph Meyer
son and Mrs. Harry Cohn. In
vitations and decorations will
be in charge of Mrs. Richard
Bloch and her committee.
Reservations for this lunch
con, which calls for a $4,000
minimum contribution, ca n
be made with any of the CO.
chairman or by phoning the
Council office.
The Arizona post., 1955-02-18
Collaboration
On Atomic
Research LuUded

PARIS (JTA) - Improve
ments in the method of eX-
tracing uranium fr o m low
grade ores may make it pos
sible for I S n a e l to produce
uranium on a "semi-indust-
riaT' scale from phosphates,
France Perrin, French High
Commissioner f o r A t o m i C
Energy, declared at a dinner
of the French Friends of the
Hebrew University.
M. Perrin expressed salts
faction at the collaboration be-
tween Israel and France and
praised the work of I S r a e
physicists. He paid particular
tribute to the Israel method
of distilling heavy w a t er 6
method since adopted by the
French scientists.
The Arizona post., 1955-02-18
To Begin
Membership
Campaign

The first Charter Member
ship Campaign for the new
Community Center, will take
place this spring. According
to Harry Bacal, Center Chair
man and William Levin, mem
bership chairman. 1t will be
conducted for the member
ship year June 1st to May
31st, 1856. This campaign, en-
abling families to enjoy all
privileges at the new Center,
will be the first one held. All
The Arizona post., 1955-02-18
al To Get
New Charter
At Dinner

Gov. Ernest Mcfarland will
present Congregation Anshei
Israel a new charter on Sum-
day evening at the 25th An
niversary Dinner to be held
in the auditorium. The dinner
which has been sold out for
weeks climaXes the silver an
niversary of the synagogue
and David N. Ginsburg, con-
gregation president will ac-
cept the charter on behalf of
the membership.
The Arizona post., 1955-02-18

DR.. Simon Greenberg, vice
chancellor Jewish Theological
Seminary of A m erica, will
speak at the dinner. The main
address of the evening will be
made by Rabbi Marcus Bre-
ger.
An invitation is extended to
members of the congregation
and its affiliated organiZa-
tiOns to attend wit h ou t
charge, the dance and enter
tainment portion of the af-
fair, which will follow the din
ner. Music for dancing will be
provided by Sid Appleman
and his orchestra.
The Arizona post., 1955-02-18

Send the Post to someone
away from home - at school
in the armed forces at no
extra cost.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Pokist0n Brothers to Give
Squash Exhibition Tomorrow

Natter In straight games in
an exhibition match held at
the Pittsburgh Golf Club. He
also easily won over Jim Tully
Of that club who was twice
United States professional
champion.
This Is Azam Khan's first visit
to the United States and his
first experience with the Ameri-
can version Of the game. which
calls for q heavier racquet and
ball and q narrower court. In
most Of the world tournaments
he has been runnerup to his 40
year-old brother Hashim. gen.
orally considered the worlds
outstanding squash star.
The Khaps met the Washing
ton press Yesterday at the Pakis-
tan Embassy.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Star Games
(Continued From Page CID

the world indoor record, owner Of
The Star Games record, and win
ner of the Sullivan Award in
1852 of his tremendous victory
in the olympic 3,000-meter stee-
plechase. Conceded little chance
to win an event comparatively
unfamiliar to him, Ash never
theless beat out the favored
Vladimir Kasantsev of Russia In
0:45.4, fastest time ever recorded.
Winner Of The Star Games
event three of the last four years
Charley Capozzoli, the little
ex-Georgetown star, won in 1858
Ash has set the meet record
twice--9:05 in 1852 and 9:02.9
last year.
Three weeks after his record
performance here last year, Ash
removed the name Of Wilt, his
New York Athletic Club team
mate, from the indoor record
book. He ran the two mines in
8:50.5. in the New York A. C.
games. shaving two-tenths Of a
second OF Wits record set in
1852.
Thus, the two-mile run stacks
up as one Of the top attractions
in a meet which has Yves Santee,
Gunnar Nielsen and Bob Nc
Millen In the mile. Bob Richards
and Don Laz in the pole vault,
and a host Of other top p-highters.
From the time the 70-yard high
hurdles open the meet at Z pm.
until the final relay race gets
OF at 10:45, there should be no
dull moments.
Evening star., 1955-01-20

Two internationally known
squash racquets aces from Paki-
stan, brothers Hashim and Azam
Khan. win give q display Of
their skill In an exhibition match
at 4:30 pm. tomorrow at the
University Club.
Hashim Khan Is the holder
Of every important squash title
except the American crown. for
which he could not complete
because Of q leg Injury.
Brother Azam was runner UP
in the United States Open
Squash Racquets tournament
held In New York earlier this
month. losing In the final round
to @. Diehl Matter, jr.. of Phila-
delphia. This week he defeated