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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18
COMPARE

We are displaying the following neg
Sat and 1915 sun. We cordially
5 invite your Inspection.
SPARTAN Executive Mansion, 30 IT.,
aircrsstt aluminium m r 1ss .d con. !.
sliding glass doors on Oft, tub.
Bendix auto. washer, 20-gal. house.
type gas water heater, oversize
Kitchen and living room. The lafR-
est and finest mobile home on the
market; -. sl l:g7 ss., down. sioe.o6
sge BAT ISR.h m sSsssio Mansion. IS IT.,
aircraft aluminium riyeted con-
silver frost finished interior. two
ss-ton air-eonditionerss OUTSIDE
$lQ9;eS per mo. ~; aoS; 40
struction; bunk over v bed In
rear. double bed in front, auto,
matte defrosting Frigidatre;. 81 sac
down, $50 per mo. f$6,bS6l.
SPARTAN, Royal Mansion. 81 IT,
aircraft aluminium rfysted con e
s ssnssr S:dr Snt doS SSsr IN ssq r..
Si.4s0 down, $40 per mo. fS5 800.
SPARTAN, Royal Mansion. 81 IT,,
one bedfm., twin beds. beautiful
matching bedHprends, occasional
chairs; outside protective seatirsS
l,5sg Soy r.! ss Vo Per mo so ss,sa ~
= which Is knotty pine, walk-throush
bath with green fixtures. auto.
Bowen gas water heater, ialousie
windows. Westinghouse auto de-
frost "Juieer" fefrtgerator: 81 ,046
down; Si1I;56 per mo; t$e.og6:
zb5M sayi, W +, sss fran, an ma urn 4
eye-ievel oven. loft. GE re-
frigerstor With revolving shelves,
Walk-through bath. with green nx-
lures. black walnut and Iimha m
terror; S1.74b down; $40 per mo,
R soSsissaalfr cus.om-buil.. II. n,
90 GE refTiRefator. wrought iron
dinette and 4 chairs, Coleman
heater. de luxe stove with. oven
light and timer-clock. The hit Of
the. Elkhart show: 81 years ex-
perience:. 1,045 down, $72.Sb pei
PAcESiHKER All Purpose. IS IT,. 2
bedrms.. hunks In rear. private
bath. double bed IN center, Cole
man heater, matching bedspreeds
and foam pillows, exclusive oak
interior panshns. w soqS dd iron
CREE SSi'' " trs si trailer. "a r..
shower and toilet, 7-ft. 0E re-
fFigerator, apt.-size range. twin
beds plus divan for Q more. auto.
cleo. water heater, 9 hutane bottles;
$3.50 down. S63 per mo. S2.b70l.
The above prices Include ALL Elk
TRAS, there are NO hidden or
additional charges of any kind;
PAYMENTS include insurance and
finance charges.
The following have been completely
yeconditioned to insure you OF
t'Trouble-Free" mobile living for
1854 Prairie schooner. 30 It.. with
loft. front porch: complete bath
lsSs Universal 20 IT.: bath with
1850 General, ASH IT.: bath with
These fine mobile homes can be
purchased for Is little rs 10es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18
TRUCKS FOR SALE

GMC '5s suburban: Hydra Matte.
extras: family car: $500. AID.
GM 9si ihs4a; priyat. owner: .-sps.a
rear, good tires. 4-yard dump body
truck in good condition: $3.50.
II, 4,6942; Call after Z pm. Is
saaW H.sr SSson e1 sssso Snss
ct Is TO "A in. wide. maximum cut
10 r.. Tractor Is in need Of work
but also available at low price.
Tractor has small front loader IS
wei. Call 10. 5-9b33 before 4.
CHEW. "a =. pickup; only 5000 mi;
MR, BLOCH, iU. 4-74Oo. sPs s.
Al Used TRUCKS, Hi-value used
trucks: ali models. makes and sizes.
See our selection before you buy.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER,
90l 1iadensburg rd. ne. Ii. z
FORD 1853 M-ton pickup: $4,000
sexual miles; new tires. A very
clean truck: $685., sos down. Also
40 Chevrolet 3.-ton stake: S3g5.
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS. ~.
GMC ,s2. Model nc. 451 dump: soox
fransmission: 5-yd. body with s.
.yd. ends. This truck has never
been used under a shovel, but for
our own local needs. II Is clean. An
exceptional buy at Sf.sa5. Call Ii.
3-1400. lis
4 LOw-BOY tandem axle. f8-vheel,
hsayy,duty trailer; $3.50. Gan
FORD 1854 Series 300" dump: In
excellent condition. Can WE. 8.
INTERNATIONAL 81 L-isO dunn
truck; good cond.. complete over.
haul, bumper to bumper; $3.50.
Oner OF good job with purchase, Il
right party. 81 day vk., $500 per
VIZ. VIII consider car or small
truck on trade-in. Financing. can
b arranged. Mr.. COOK, ~. T.
1912 or Colesville Amoco Station.
yoRD row TRUCK: 4-whsel drive n
cond,; 5000 mi. il. 4-3432. JE.
WHITE TRACTOR, Model wB-22T
and Fruehauf trailer, 81 IT,, open
top, single axle; In good condition:
must be sold Immediately. Call Mr.,
DODGE 1851 1h-ton stake, perfect
condition. new tires. $3.50. 1913
Chevrolet A-ton pickup. good con-
dition. S425. La. 6-3777. lis
FORD 1850 F-2. acton pickup: ex-
car car, must sell. best offer. Ii; 3
FGRY 81 "e" panel h-ton: superior
condition. new paint. good tires:
sacrifice. $37b. 900 Taylor st; NV,
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CA dn1II &C, '5s cow: ~ s.trss;
lns e: ssS 0ia ThA ssgi R0S MoT ssass
CADILLAC 40 Fleetwood: e-tons
finish; practically new tires: S745:
low as $46 down. 30-day warranty.
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS. Ju.
"a convertible: Newport
MI; week end special. s3.9a5, as
low as S396 down: trade-in terms.
PiNEY BRANCH MOTORS. Ju. g.
cADilLAC - "e2" sedan: fully
equip. incl. power steering. power
eye, tinted glass, cleo, windows. A
l-owner car. only S1.795. 8 other
Cadillacs to choose from. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS, Ju. 8-11s5.
CADILLAC 1858 Series 62 cow; 2
and h.: Hydra; also tinted glass
S2.s75. KERs oLpsMoBiIE-
CADILLAC CO.. Fairlington shop
ping Center, Alex. Va. ov. 3-035O
SISfsf AsSn 1913 s.ri.. "sa" sedan;
fully equipped including power
steering. 2-tone finish, Wv. tires;
sr nessaF trs AkE fss% Gi5saRe HTP
ping Center. Alex. Va. oV. s-035o,
Closed Sunday. lis
CADILLAC '53 "62" sedan: rich
power steering and brakes. Hydra,
Cadillac csii nt thfoash OUT ss.ssS. 'fu''
Suburban Cadillac ldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
D1lne CLOSED SUNDAY 9'''o
CADILLAC ,52 sport coupe model
1905 tr sEf sss M S9fess f fsa ok K
CADILLAC IS Fleetwood: loaded
with accessories: Just like new; iet
slass fin Mor6 5ays , Sys5 4 ;9e
r AZ; IA r. 8 4; e.. , .-,.@-a Ia,
neg; $4,000 mi: best offer. EN-
ca aiss1sA cf!s 20 S g;% sedan; oririn.,
black paint; $4,000 mi: RoyaI
master Wv; spotlessly perfect
throughout. See and drive TO ap-
preciste. Pvt. owner. S1.696. JE
cADiILAC "a go" Special Fleet.
wood; fully equip; cost. SO. 90;
CxIiIIAC "a a-dr. sedan; needs
minor repairs; can take over pays
ments: $3.50 or best offer. Cal
Mr.. GREEN. WA. 1895. go
CADILLAC 1855 sedan Custom
including power steering and
Sr. brakes. also SO. electric ElndSss f ins
milssse: practically new. we pur-
chased this ear from one Of our
e eS:tS%s5s; rs, dA Eslusj Axes co
FaifiinEton shopping Center. Alex
vsu9y 5000 Sss , ciossc sunday ,ss,
green. excel. cond.; wire wheels.
2. and h., Wv. tires. power steer
sscsscsii '' VIZ lss-sssyss. tinted saloo'''
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BUICK so Super 4Sa, II SEDAN; . Rlask.
sddooygntown) at I'LL 14th. Dl. z
BUICK ~: fully equipped. excel.
transp.; full price only 500. UNITED
AUTO SALES. Chiilum and Riggs
rds.. chilfum. Nd. HA. 2-3777a
BUICK 40 Super cow; r.. h, auto
paint. tires, OWNER. s4sb or best
BGiSk 70 sssSnas gsed tires;
500 cash. Call TIE. 6.3197. LIS
BUICK 1868 Super Riviera. radio
and heater. seat covers. tinted glass.
%hiteTsls' Soo9 Sor actual c m,le;
ton; 81 AIS. 67io 18th st. NV.
BUiCKs~seiection OF models and
colors. HQRNER'e CORNER. Buick
Dealer; Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. LII.
BUICK 1852 Riviera haratop: !. real
HORN oRNE r BUICK tdoWntoSn a1' 81
I'LL l4th. DI. 7-3993.
BUICK 1865 super conv.: 5000
miles. full power: cost $1,000. sac.
S3,4gb: new-car guar. RA. $3.50.
BUICK 1852 Special 4-dr. Dynafiov,
radio. heater: Jet black hnish with
immaculate interior. $9ob.
PARKWAY-FORD
1851 M e cLS SaE SUNDAY ' s-ois'
BUCKS = STANLEY 2. HpREER.
INC. Downtown iii 18th. Con-
venient to all hotels. once build
lngs. real estate and financial dis
BUICK ls4e Super. convertible: Z.
and h., at; red leather interior,
good top and paint: $49b. BOW
MAN STUDEBAKER. 1900 o.. ave.
NV. RIA. 6-1122. lis
BUICK '51 super convertible; JET
BLACK BEAUTY AND SHOWROOM
down. Cali AID. 2-s722 for your fast
credit approval. no small loan need
ed. sERvICEMEN FINANCED.
Stohlman Chevrolet
$500 NJ 81. NV. AID. 2-s7e2
BUICK 1852 Special Riviera hard
top: :. and h.. at. light gresn.
kiS0 10y .1ikIsesffiu eSefE' 7so6 Ca "a.
eve. Az IA. e-ti22. lis
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1852 BUICK

AWE A@04>44
Hardtop Riviera: radio and heater,
Ryn lsa Ern 15iGina p RAJ f1i s,
King ST., Alexandria. Temple g.
1921.
BUICK 40 cow: good cond.. elec.
windows, fully equip; reasonable.
BsGHicRs :SsI super cow; pearl sray.
Wv tires. :. and h.: 1898. ia
BUiSK. is47 cow; cheap. RE.
BUICK 80 4-dr.; r. and h.. new
$3.50 or best ofier. Must sell this
week end. OIL. 2-9494 after IL
BUICK 40 cdr, coupe; 1850 or
best ofier. ia, 5-20S9.
BUICK 1871 sedanette; radio and
heater: very clean: SOS. Call ST,
BUICK so super Riviera 4-dr.i
CADILLAC '4s aes" sedan: HYDRA,
7. and b, rear spkk. custom Sc,
tubes. 64 wheel discs: recent COM
BIZ n aSair. goHNEHyY s s SEnsT
1901 wis s.S ave-. w stS s.SesSs. 1
CADILLAC 81 "e2" 4-door: fully
equipped. This car Is priced low st
S1.475; s0.day guar. cash. trade.
terms. UNITED AUTO SALES.
Chillum and Riggs Tds.. Chillum.
CADILLAC 1915 "8r' club coupe
T, and b. At: original black: very
BOWMAN STUDEBAKER, 1000 Ga.
ave. NV, RA. 6-1122. lis
CADILLAC '52 eonv.: 10000 miles:
power brakes; like new: $4,000. ia.
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CADILLACS

IS Coupe Dsvilie: '5b "62" 4.dr.
so Coupe peville; 81 Fleetwood;
'5c 4.dr.; 80 "61" ADJ; all are
l s,.,on HS e.T. Il n Is,slasa , eo
r. !. ave. ne. Du. 7-s300.
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AUrohAoDlles RoA SALE

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FORD 10 Customline korqors
eea:mi1t ereen. VITA eonIte1tinG
sat covers. Z; and n. turn slznen.
Sanf. ccFs 80 W. rnes ~ nsS.
snseiai ~, III NJ
| CiI r~
i73e Good Hope I'd. 81. EU. l.e947
-l6
Pom '63 Century eedan station
wagon: an metal. Fofdomatie, pow.
sl:S; ssiss svsi'ss.. %. s;sSsSs
fSSnn aso0 e,ue Se H! 49, 49, m,,sf
ssii CAR w ,Gais Ia
F01n I051 Tanc6 Vs1o1: 2.tone
Nine Anish. radin, hesfer: low mile
az: oWner Tina n ia cieallest
80; = ~ ha.s ssen. Il n ,Sesi fos
svsrv fsmtiy' III Az.
Aa.oort;. lfo+o. ~
AIl6COStid MOtOI W.
l70s Good Hope Rd. Sc.
M. 1-5aaa ia
..s.,s ;5 $3.50 800.
S.tons lssht bIse VIZ sky blue
Tan. Wv. ties. stan6ard shift, r.
snd n. IN nm MI. exesi neW-ear
a. SN0 Tsff' . Tcon -Ia
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81 coupe sedan; With
all extras; r. and b., SIGNAL hghts:
or best offer. IA. b-35O9. lis
1854 Bel Air; turquoise
and white: heater. dir. Bignals.; ex-
eel cond: serviceman leaving eoun-
try; must sell, 10. S-3930. ---I6
CHEVROLET 80 ''6' Bel Air 4-df.;
glass: SI,6g5. IA. s-9T83. is
CHEVROLET ca 1858 taxicabs:
radio. heaters: GOOD condition:
adaptable for private use or cab
service; saSrif,se. s499 each.
CHEvRoIET Isl 4-door: r. and h..
good tires, good cond.: owner !:
S575. 10. 2-94Ss. lis
CHEVROLET '53 club coupe ''s1O"
series: 3l.0o0 miles. radio. heater.
powerglide. new battery. One-owner
car: $1,000 or best offer. NO.
caESsRoIEr 50 .-door sedan: "
". tires: r. and h.; very low mile
age: $3.50. LU. 9-6174. lis
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1854 CHEVROLET

1904 CHEVROLET
Bel Air 4-door sedan; radio and
heater; Powerglide and White-wall
tires: S1,395, BENpALL. PONTIAC,
26i2 Duke. ST.. Alexandria. Over
look 3-3234.
CHEVROLET "a, by owner, Low
mileage, $3.50, JE. .-224D. la
CHEVROLET 40: running eondi.
ton; best offer. ~. g-Sgl4. lis
CHEVROLET '53 2-door sedan;
MILE AFTER MILE OF EUxUR-
IOUS COMFORT: fully equipped:
$l.195. So down: IL others to choose
from. Call AID. 2-S723 for your fast
credit approval No small loan
StOhlman Chevrolet
$500 n ST. NV. AID. e-s72e
CHEVROLET "a a2I0S; 2-door. 2
tone; equipped. new-car cond.:
don't miss this one; Sl.I96.
UNITED AUTO SALES, Chiilum
and Risgs rds.. chillum. Nd, HA.
CHEyR0LET 80 De Luxe st-ten
pickup, with tarp.; excel. cond. /;
$3.50. See II OF 1918 Leslie aye,
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nIITCw az eedan. nav ttres WIN
seil for best oiisS O. trade for light
trlek. rlessanI 1000:
BUICK 1880 Special 4-door; radio.
heater, 2-tone green finish: GUS
homemade plastic seat covers. auto.
out: s487.
AllaCoStid MotoI ~.
1fO6 Good Hope Rd. BE.
LU. 1888 lie
RJjiCK rs Century haFdfop: 1900
and take over paynenfs' can sfter
n ON Id, $4,000, Is
RiiTcK ia5s 4 DR. sedan. r and h.
new tires excel. runnin9 shape.
a~5Is7 Is
pTIIcV a snec;sI IA 6,xe 4-door:
7. and b. seat covers, standard
Trans. low price o. Soy2
CHRFSLER-PLYMOU NORTHUMBERLAND
1929 Georgia Ave, wheaton, NC.
lWHEEIER. INC. LO. $4,000
"a
IL
BUICK 1888 Century Riviera; red
and white 3-tone; charcoal and red
Interior; power steering; +. and h.,
INV hulCdBei duSOlutcly pcLtst wv.
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styleline 4-dr.: Poverglide.
radio, heater. excellent tires.
cleaning lisht green hnish;
written guarantee: bank n.
nancing; recondition and
ready 70 30 for $646.
HALEY'S Of course!
Dop0E-PLYMoUTH
M 81. ct First 81. Sc.
Ii. $4,000 Closed Sundays
10
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CHEVROLET so Bel Air
with ' Ivory T TOP. radio and
heater, custom seat covers:
owner; Immaculate interior.
An excellent car for the sports
car enthusiast written guar
antee, bank financing; was
S1.395, now only S1.19b.
HALEY'S of courSel
DoDGE-PLYMoUTH
M 81, ct First st. Sc.
Ii. $4,000 Closed 5unday
= III
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CHEyR0LEr le9Q 4-dr. sedan; IN
running eond; S32b. o. best oner'
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC ,53 500 Special Fleet.
wood: black: excel. -cond.: S2.050
Private party. OIL. 6-6576.
sIeen; heater and defroster: loH
%l'ssss' e ssSsl ks so3 sisss ess S'
CHEVROLET 1859 styieline de luxe
| 4-door: Powerglide. radio, heater.
2.tons green fini.h with harmonic
PARKWAY-FORD
s eios y 81 s6 SY SEE AZ Hos siSlsS
CHEVROLET 1850 2-dr. sedan: leay-
ing overseas, must sell; good eond.
nearly new tires, T.. h.. $500 OF
best offer. Call XII. S-l4S4, after
s wkdays.: all day week ends.
lis
CHEv. so styieline de luxe 4-door;
pire-tree green. contrasting seat
covers. r. and h. and other &C.
sssssories; .,i Il very very good eond.; to-
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LII. .-9Sss7
CHEVROLET '4g; condition LIST
class. 1925. 6s1s Delaware ST.,
Chevy Chase. Md. OIL. 4-0s63s;
CHEVROLET 1864 Bel AIR a-dr.;
clean. low MI. orig. owner: will
s s,sae. Apt ~ (. Tsfoms PIX. e Nd. D0@ fs
CHEVROLET 1884 Bel AIR 4,door::
1S asson ssn Ias ash e siss rich in
'ef'I pApi1 2yx1A ropn
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49, Convertible; Power
glide; and h. i Leather sar, in apecial
ss sM;r ae;daZ s sSsIsnteosid Sides. Hlt Ford
Desisr. 300 i4th It. NV, No, Z
Ill; open ewes. till 9. Sat: I'LL ..
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE

CHEVROLET ,53 Bel Air hard-tor
club eos,ps; 1sas sss s-,Sn n. ani.;
1901 WISCONSIN ave. EM. 3-0i12.
CHEVR6LET $50 styleline 2-car, se..
dan; r. and HI. very clean; finest
eond,; S495 cash, or $6 down and
SaRs %S WohrE hofkok koT fs6f %is.
consin ave-. En-. 3-0l42. Omen
Sunday l0-b.
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DODGE 40 2-door: running condi-
tion; $50. cail Central. s-6322.
DODGE, 1913 custom De luxe; 7: and (!
b. $3.50; terms, 80 Own. ROPER"
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F0RD '4a Fordor; fully. equipped.
FORD 40 ststion wagon. oy.idr.,
heater. new battery, custom made,
good shape except wood: 500
En- 3-O457 SUN. and after $3.50
slres ana t ssss. !So. ssask ss77s7
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DODGE 1916 4-dr. sedan: radio
heater. seat covers. good tfansp.
$3.50. Your offer considered. Elm.
wood 0-46O0 Ia
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CHRYSLER 1855 Imperial; wire
wheels; only 5000 MI; looks and
runs as brand-new car. RIA. 3-2.s5.
20s
CHRYS. Sc windsor eonyt.: Z. and
D. D., automatic AZ, sf,snsniSs,on; excel
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FORD PICkuPS
Demonstrators, and new. Tremen-
dous savings. Only 1 left. Call Bot
sweeney. TAKoMA FORD. 10
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
MRS. METZ Is
SELECTED FOR
GROUP KUDO

Mrs. Deborah Jeffa Metz of 4509
N. 18th Ave-, columnist for the
Phoenix Jewish News and long
time Phoenix civic and religious
leader, was named Hadassah's S
woman of the year" at the
groups annual installation lunch
con last week.
She was the third member of
Hadassah to be so honored. Pre-
vious winners of the designation
were Mrs. M. B. Goldman, Jr.,
and Mrs. Joseph GetZov.
Mrs. Metz, the wife of ] k
Metz, has served Hadassah in a
variety of positions. She has held
several vice presidencies and has
been chairman of membership,
program, education, American af-
fairs and religious affairs.
Before coming to Phoenix in
1914, Mrs. Metz worked for 10
years in the library of Hebrew
Union College in Cincinnati. She
is the daughter of Rabbi and Mrs.
Philip w. Jaffa of 1925 E. Willetta
and the mother of two daughters,
Miriam, IL, and Judith, 8.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
KVEL FUND is
GIVEN TEMPLE
FOR PROJECT

Another step was taken this
week in the legal preliminaries to
the construction of home for the
Jewish aged and sick in Phoenix.
The 100000 bequeathed to the
home by the late Hyman Kivel of
Phoenix was turned over to Tenn
pie Beth Israel by the Valley Ma
tional Bank and duly deposited.
The bank has served as trustee
of the. Kivel estate. Kivel, in his
will, designated the temple as the
agency to handle the fund and ap-
ply it to the Jewish home project.
The philanthropist also stipulat-
ed that two-thirds of the temples
members must sign an agreement
to undertake the project. Hirsh
Kaplan, executive director of the
Jewish Community Council, said
council members and members of
the Bikur Cholim have obtained
these signatures during the past
four weeks.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Dreiseszun And
Kor+ Named

Herbert DreisesZun was elected
president of the Key Club at West
Phoenix High School and Ted Kort
was chosen treasurer.
Herbert is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. nj. Dreiseszun of 2111 En-.
canto Dr., S. w. Ted's father is
Mr.. Morris Kort of 4231
N. 18th Ave. Both are juniors and
have been chosen as delegates to
the Boys State Convention at Flag.
staff this summer.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Dave Kuun Lands
In Who's S Who

David E. Kaun, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Kaun of 319 E. Wind
sor and student at Arizona State
College, Tempe, has been included
in the latest edition of "Who's Who
in American Colleges and Univer-
Sites"
Kaun took a leading part in two
projects of the department of buSi-
ness administration at ASC. One
was the editing of an economic
survey of eastern Maricopa county
and the other was the compilation
of a booklet on Arizona's popula-
ton.
He has been offered scholarships
for graduate work at Claremont
College in California and the Uni
versity of Utah at Salt Lake City.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Miss WoHGe+s
U.C.L.A. Award

Beverly Wolf, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. N. H. Wolf of 2245 N.
Laurel Ave-. has been awarded a
81, 800 research assistantship in
physiological chemistry at the Uni
versity of California in Los Ange-
les.
She is graduating from the Uni
versity of Colorado at Boulder,
where she was elected to member
ship in Phi Beta Kappa, honorary
scholastic society. At U.C.L.A.
Miss Wolf will study for her mast
er'S degree.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
New Temple
Is Organized:
rs in Group

A new Jewish congregation was
being formed in Phoenix this week
under the name of Temple Shol-
ON.
Leaders of the group, now num-.
bering about 25, said it will con-
duct a reform-conservative service
under the sanction of the Union
of American Hebrew Congrega-
tionS.
Plans are being made for Sun
day School classes as well as reg
ular religious services. High holy
day services are scheduled next
fall, although arrangements have
not been completed ais to place.
Milton Krissman of 1887 E. Mon
teresa has been elected president
pro tenn. Other temporary officer
are Mrs. Eli Konstand, secretary,
and DR.. Samuel Cohen of 1905 N.
Laurel, treasurer.
Families interested in joining
may contact Mrs. Helen Cohen,
membership chairman, at Alpine
2-2015; Natalie Ribyat at Crest
wood 4-3264, or Mrs. Florence Rob
inSon at Alpine 3-7924.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Two Admitted
ToChicoqo u.

Two Phoenix students, Myra
Block, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Block of 901 w. Avalon, and
Lynn Zendle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Zendle of 2744 w. Devon
shire Ave-, have been granted ad-
mission to the undergraduate pro-
grams of the University of Chi
cago.
Miss Block will graduate West
Phoenix High School in June. She
is a past president and the coun-
selor of Phoenix B'nai Birth Girls.
Miss Zendle, also a past presi-
dent and counselor of the youth
group, attended Arizona State Col
lege at Tempe and Phoenix Col
Iege. She is a graduate of West
Phoenix High School, where she
was a member of the National
Honor Society and Quill and Scroll,
journalism honor society. She was
awarded two national commenda-
tons for poetry during her high
school career.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
new GAIA FIGHTING
KILLS PEACE TALKS
ReprisaI Raid
Pulled After
3 Jews Slain

TEL AVN, (JTA) =
Tentative talk of easing ten
sions along the Israel-Egyp-
tian border at the GAIA
strip ground to a halt last
week in a series of incidents
which began with Egyptian
mining of an Israel patrol
car.
Three Israel officers were killed
and two wounded in the mining in
the Kissufim area, the same re-
gion where still another patrol had
dismantled a mine on the morning
of the fatal incident.
The developments in both areas
were rapid. Israel representatives
refused to attend a meeting Sche-
duled by Maj. Gen. ELM. Burns
for talks with Egyptian military
representatives on methods of cas-
ing tension along the border. Then
the Israel army carried out a re-
taliatory raid on an Egyptian post
in the area. The raid, which was
officially announced by an army
spokesman here, was a reply to
the mining.
Egyptians Routed
In the retaliatory raid, the Israel
force attacked the largest Egyp-
tian post in the area, sent its de-
tenders flying in retreat, and blast
ed it to rubble. The Israel military
force returned to its base without
casualties. The Egyptians lodged
a complaint with the Mixed Arm
istice Commission, and announced
that now they, too, would refuse
to attend the talks on easing bor-
der tension.
Shortly thereafter, Egyptian
forces opened fire on the Israel
settlement of Givat Rachel. Sever
al hours of exchange of fire en-
sued in the Auja ell Hafir area of
the border, but there were no IS
rael casualties reported.
Urges Talks
General Burns, in an appeal to
Israel to return to the negotiations
before the Egyptians had made
known their own refusal to par
ticipate further, recognized that
Israel's decision had been prompt
ed by the necessarily serious view
they took of the loss of three
lives. But he still felt that nego-
tiations should continue. Said the
general: "Deplorable as the loss
of life in such incidents is, it would
be unfortunate if either par ~
should determine to break off ne
gotiations because of them. Unless
the parties try to improve the sit
uation in this way, it is very pos
sible that it will deteriorate still
further"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Fl PIun to Attend
ZOA PorIeY in IA.

A delegation of 21 people is sche-
duled to represent the Phoenix
Brandeis Zionist District at the re-
gional convention of the Zionist Or
ganization of America June IL and
II in Los Angeles.
The group includes Joseph H.
Cohen, president, and Mrs. Cohen;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Getzov, Eric
Duskin, Harry Breverman, S a m
Gallant, Harry Hornstein, Anna K.
Hoffman, Abe KatZ, Lorin Thai
heimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Klein, Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Les
ensky, Mr.. and Mrs. julius Mon
rison, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe K. SIM
ons and Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Res
ser.
Irving Abrams plans to attend
the national ZOA convention June
1920 in Washington, D. c.