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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-23

became chairman Of pro-McCar.
thy group. the Committee of Ten
Million" Shortly thereafter he be-
came preoccupied with a book by
a Texas professor. John Beatty. en-
titled Iron Curtain Over Amer
ica."
The ADJ described the Beatty
book as "a compilation of anti
Jewish lies and distortions which
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-23
Columbus, Georgia
GENERAL STRATEMEYER
DARLING OF The LUNATICS
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN
Copyright. 1855. Jewish relegraphic Agency. Inc)
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON
leading American military personality has
emerged as the newest darling Of the lunatic
fringe. He is Ii. Gen. George E. StratemeYer who
served with distinction in World War IL and
Korea.
battle between the General and the B'nai
Birth Anti-Defamation League has erupted pub
licly. The ADJ is asking if Stratemeyer will be
the kind of ''man on horseback" that the bigotS of
the 1905 envisaged in another retired General,
George Van Horn Moseley
In 1854 StratemeYer made headlines when he
Evening star., 1955-02-17
EAST PINES. s31e Patterson St,

EAST PINES. 6316 Patterson St
3 bedrms. and bath. Picture win
dovs; gas heat: $500 down. SS5 mo.
FOREST HEIGHTS-GI: brick 3-bed-
room Colonial: living room with
fireplace; separate dining room: full
basement with rec. room; immacu-
late condition. Call Mr.. Penland,
LU. 2-7612. LU. 4-790o. PRUDEN-
TIAL REALTY CO. 10
TnRECTVTTVc aSyurnA large al lOan
Evening star., 1955-02-17
HOUSES FoR GALE VA.
ARLMaToN FOREST
S18. 400

You will be amazed at this house for
the money: convenient location: 22-
It. living room. modern kitchen.
situated on tree-studded lot. Ex-
LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-s400
Evening star., 1955-02-17
HOUSES SALE-vA.- tesas.l Z

lEDRooAs, 3 baths. on acre;
81 sS4sA s:sss: ,n ssss' sss :sIi:a:s
dining room. S21 900. RICHARD
SON q HALL. NC Radio Bldg,
Arlington, Va. IA. 7-sios: eyes.,
se epRoyEp NSSs5 fl sSF saasOo sns ta9Sy ssSo ps
TIEMENT fER iafr cHxRdEs, This This an al.
brick 2-bedroom. .1h-hath Colonial
with separate dining room features
O. 14x16 pine-paneled den with huge
picture window. ground-leyel base
ment with picture window in recr.
in high.class Falls Church location.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC, IA.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Open-Home and Office
5306 ANNAPOLIS RD.
BLADENSBURG
1870 INDIAN HEAD HIGHWAY
5-RM. RAMBLER
81 200 DOWN

adelphi PARK area, a40o blk. of Kir-
stin st. 2 spacious bedrms.. ige.
combination liv. rm.. and din. rm.,
lse, modern-eouipped kit. mod. tile
bath; lre. fenced lot; .4-yr. .-old brk. !;
sss hsst; ti,sy excel. sond; .st Sill 30 oi-
W, WoopM%oE Mif'eS kkALTY iY0ss %. ssss. So.
T-1o03.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
RAMBLERS-$15,400

RAMBLERS-S15,4OU
al appraised, $500 down to qualified
veterans; FHA- terms to non-vet-
ersns. Located in Bethesda, near
Prrkvocd Elementary and Holy Re-
deemer Schools. These 3-hedrm.
brick ramblers with full bsmt. ofIer
the almost In living space and To-
cation. See them today,
James c. Conley & Co.
S71O Ga. ave. JU. $4,000 til a:30
HOW ABOUT THIS?
4 bedrms.. 9 full baths. only SIS. 500.
Pretty brick living rm:, kit. with
table space. . bedTms.. bath on 1st
floor: full bsmt. Beautiful corner
fenced lot trees. 4kee financing.
Low cash down.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Brick. bedrms;, ,center-hall en-
trance. beautiful liy., rm. l4x2l'
frepl.. sep din. rni;. kit, peaLms:.
bath on st. A.: 2 bedrms.. bath on
2nd: roughed-in rec. rm. In bsmt.;
det. brick earaEe: slate root.
BRICK CAPE COD
fiv. rm.. sep. din. rm.. kit, 2 bed;
rms. bath on LIST a. Center -hall
entrance; stairs up to big expan-
sibie attic. Full bsmt. Lot 70xl 65.
parkway. 4hSe financing. Small
down payment: BROWN AGENCY,
JU. a-3444. JU. 9-3497.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
ATTENTION, VETERANS
OWNER LEAVING CITY

Must sell Immediately. Love-
ly brick Cane Cod. . bedrmS.,
picture window basement with
outside entrance; exp. attic,
fully insulated and heated.
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hamp-
shire ave. ext, . mi. past
Univ. lane. left on OakvieW
DR. to Cottreil. right on Cot
fyall HE 4-53fO. -l9
Evening star., 1955-02-17
3-BEDRM. BRICK

3-BEDRM. BRICk-GI
Rambler-S14,OO
Truly an outstanding buy. Absolutely
beautiful condition. on large lot with
screened porch barry yard type 1s
Of the month. Call until $40 pm.
r. A, HUMPHREYS, MA. S-5020.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
NEAR SCHOOLS

NEk1xS ON11O\J1O
Here's q masonry bungalow, with lRe.
liv rm., dining area, breakfast nook,
equip kit, 2h hedrms.. tile bath.
full bsmt. and garage; excel. loca-
tion With terms for veteran or
non-veteran.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1les WA. 7-eebb
Evening star., 1955-02-17

CAMP SPRINGS, "a BLK. OFF
BRANCH AVE.-6-RM. DIET.
Cape Cod: new-hotise cond. Liv. rm,
with flrepl.. bedrm., bath, din. rm.
and lge kit, on 1st A.; 2 lRe. bed
rms. and tile bath on 2nd A.: bsmt.
lge. level lot. All this for only
S14,950. GI financing can be ar
ranged Call Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-S136
or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY CO.
RIGGS MANoR-GI
MODERN GRIN. BRICK RAMBLER
2 YEARS OLD. H.-W.H., BSMT.
S15,15O. GI APPROVED.
HUGH r. PECK HE. 4-6400
BARGAINS BY DIcKEY-3-b -bedrm
Colonial, OF approved. Full din.
rm.: fully equip. kit. incl. Bendi3
home ldry.; lge. incl. porch. fenced
yard for dog; L blk. public. paro-
chial schools. Fast downtown bus.
Only $10,95O G1, S57.S2 mo-. plus
j. VICTOR DIcKEY, AP. 7-s0s0
CT APPROVED-Sl4,950
NEAR Sc. D. C., LINE
New brick-and-stone ramblers. Three
bedrms,. din. rm.. de luxe kit, full
daylight bsmt., plastered walls: conv.
to Andrews. Boiling Field. Naval
Research, Census Bureau MAX
MILLER, 1006 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii.
7-21O0; ewes, III 4-0164 -lS
Evening star., 1955-02-17
ADELPHI PARK
Economy Minded?

Why not buy o Junior model semi
rambler, with 1895 down and
monthly payments at low as Sa9. so?
Immediate possession. Near schools.
shopping. buses, churches and sur
rounded by park and recreational
area. Call
Evening star., 1955-02-17
BEST BUYS
BLANCHARD

bLANC1AnD
silver Spring-3-bedrm. Colonial, for
only Sl5.5O0. Excel. cond.. fne
home with full bsmt.. in conv. Sec
tion.
Wheaton-Big 3-bedrm. rambler. all
brick, . yrs. old. full bsmt.: on
extra lEe. lot. dead-end street: near
bus and schools; for only S13.95O.
GIs invited.
Close-in Silver. spring-A fine g.
bedrm. Colonial, full bsmt.. scr.
porch: reduced to $l6,950, or make
your offer. This can be bargain
10 the right party.
Where else can you find in Q good
location. a brick house with living
nm, din. rm., kit. brkfst. rm., scr.
pch. AND full bedrm and full tub bath
on lst A.: . full bedrms. and full
bath upstairms. plus built-in garage
and level lot for G1 price OF
-S1S.950.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
e435 Ga. Ave. 10. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-02-17

Veterans-ForeSt Hts.
Detached Colonial brick, 6 rooms.
tiled bath. full basement. gas heat.
fireplace in living room: lot. 60x157:
price. S14,500. HOHENSTEIN
BROS. d. DONAHUE. Ii. 10000:
ewes III Q.ROAH LIZ
Evening star., 1955-02-17
HAVENSCROFT
Ia G-0Rh3
HYATTSVTT,T,E

II I n ! 11Ov1LLG !
All-brick: ideally located; picturesque
shaded lot; liv. rm.. sep. din. rm.,
equip. kit. 8 bedrms., bsmt.;; det.
GI approved on conv. terms.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 7-6655
TIRED OF RENTING?
This brick home can be purchased
cheaper than rent. 2 bedrms., lv.
rm., kit. with stove. refgr.: auto.
washer; gas heat; immed. possession.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-11ee WA. 7-8e55
Evening star., 1955-02-17

ALEXANDRIA
JEFFERSON PK.-$17,950
ideally situated for st. Asnes'. 81.
Mary's, st. Stephens and Geo.
Mason Schools. / blk. to mainline
bus. Full bsmt.; Of st. parking;
level lot: $4,000 dn. payment.
Listing VS.. To inspect. call Col
Breckenridge. TIE. 6-3775 or
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
1722 L st NV. MA. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-02-17
NSA-GI SPECIAL

price, $4,000. HOHENSTE1N
BROS. d. DONAHUE. Ii. 10000:
NSA-GI SPECIAL
3 3-bedrm. brk., full bsmt.. dishwasher.
disposal. v block elem, jr. high;
g min. D. clio min. TT. Meade.
Laurel. OWNER. WA. 7-6S45. ---22
GI-No Settlement Costs
Just $3.50 down buys this lovely
home, Q bedrns., living rm.. din.
rm.. kit. oil a.-c. heat; lot .77x130.
S71 so per mo. pays all. Also one
3-bedrm. rambler: Q and 3 bedrm.
house for rent: trades accepted.
HnLCREST REALTY, Ii. 7-4040:
ewes. 10. S-S30S. 20
Ramblers and Bungalows
New brick homes in lovely Livingston
Oaks. Oxon Hill area. 2, 8. and 4
bedrm. Cape Gods. ramblers and e
story. Lge. lots with fine old trees.
churches, schools. shopping and bus
nearby. GI or conventional financ-
ing. Phone until p.m.. Lo. 1887
or LO. 1912
jim BRITT
1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY.
Evening star., 1955-02-17

outstanding values in homes near
this super -freeway in Fairfax Co..
call LYNCH BROS. INC, Realtors,
Springfield. virginia. KI. 9-675s.
rREE-sHADED Il ACRE in desirable
and conv. Mclean is the site OF this
new brick rambler. Lge.. hy. rm.
with Tennessee stone fireplace wall,
sll;slec. equip. kit'' 81 6sdrms.' rm III IN
fireplace, lovely view Of rollins
countryside, All for S22,250. To
Inspect, cali THE Darcy CO.. "a.
5-9393. once open 9 till Q. LA
HALF ACRE, with trees; 3-bedrm
rambler with Dashboard heat, full
bsnt., powder room; excel. location;
WEALTH VIZ sifseS ssoprRfiss. Gh *. aosaSsM sssss
Evening star., 1955-02-17
HOUSES TO BUILD

MODERN HOME CoMFoRTCRAFT-
3 bedrooms. all utilities: $500,
$500 dn.. $50 mo. On your lot,
see sample. JU. S-4452. "a
Evening star., 1955-02-17
rHEYERIY AREA, s1e.75n aI-You

qualify we have very comfortable
clean 5-room house and large lot.
AID. 2-0212. KRETSINGER REAL
COLLEGE PARK PROPER-New
Florida -stylrd 3-bedroom rambler on
level lot, on deed-end street; near
College ave. Full bsmt.. dream
kitchen: price S13.950. AS low as
g.. 500 down. Call till q pm. WA. z
5000. ROBERT s. DAVIS g. CO.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
COUNTRY PROPERTY
CHURCHES FOR SALE

HYATTsvILLE, MD.-English Colon.
ial, built of rubble granite: complete
with bsmt.. kitchen and S. g. bldg,
Call WA. 7-5050 for details. -1S
Evening star., 1955-02-17

4 BEDRMs., breezeway. sarass;
81 ooS ensasR sssR t1s ennI sssl Tsp cIssn NE w
possession. Dos: Act fast, dial "a. 7-sos0,
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. NC. %1s
$l3,950 :. You win be absolutely
amazed at all this house for the
money: 20-ft. liv. rm, with firepl..
modern Kitchen and dining area. 9
,susssS Sn 70
cALE ia. s-sSS7. THos, j. J. FISHER
ATTRACTfvE-3-bedroom rambler
full dry basement, garbage disposal,
IN years old, An unusual value Of
sl;Soe 200. cash; Ri, tsss eo,u4Ss, 0ys,
piEs IaEse near Lake. Bareroft. caIi IL
4-1793. after 9 pm. or week ends
s14.soo-4,sS Is. TRUST may may b.
assumed on this lovely 22-mo: :-youns
eTes .h rrsn' rambles =. s,n bedTms sI liy
wth Viz nEsR disRwasssr as am and ~ dsposs fn
bsmt.. level fenced lot. Priced at
DARBY CO. CO, IA. S-ssss. open
ouR u ADVERTISING GENIUS has
n,h been hsra d.. st c!i work nans words .t to
ern Colonial Mansion. s4-acre Of
GROUND, Center hall winding stair
case, 9 bedrms.. 2 baths, huge dress
ing room in master bedrm. Cy.
ess-paneled den with firepl., 1bx2b
Iiy. rm,, firepl.. state size din, rm.,
hand-pegged Random floors. Truly
Sasss S1ids.. Price @in RsAL is cnssn d.
TATE SERVICE, INC. IA. 10000.
$3.50 DOWN, monthly payments OF
SEQ buys this. 3-bedrm. frame Cape
Cod; close TO bus. shops and schools
AR ARSAx SJS REALTy .sI; JE a.as9S; 90 ,,..
this new 4s-ft. long, brick rancher
Heart Of Arlington location. Center
hall. magnificent kit. din. rm.,
floor to ceiling fireplace. 8 bedrms.,
. baths. 5s-ft bsmt. Nothing
anywhere compares at S23. 500. Su-
peIior terms. Act quickly. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC, IA. q
ANTIQUE BRICK RAMBLER-wid,
sweeping Corner lot; st. james
Parish location; smart picture-win.
dowed liv. rm., firepl.. spac. din,
rm.. super kit. with huiit-in break
fast nook. 2 bedrms.. III baths
finished rec. rm. In daylight bsmt
plus workroom, many custom fea.
lures. Priced to sell fast Slq.Q50
"a: 10000. REAL ESTATE gEEv'
ICE, INC. -1e
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28

Somewhere in Arizona today
there is a student whose formal
education will terminate when he
receives his high school diploma.
This students education will stop
here for any number of reasons,
but quite often it will be because
he mistakenly believes that he cam
not afford to continue into a col
lege or university of his choice.
He is only one student of that
high percentage of Americans to-
day who are not aware of the eX-
panded financial assistance pro-
grams offered through scholar
ships, fellowships, loan funds and
foundations, and student employ
ment currently being offered by
the states institutions of higher
learning.
At Arizona State College at Tenn
pc abone there are nearly 400 an
nual scholarships in nearly every
field of study, including the de-
partments of business administra-
ton, liberal arts, applied arts and
sciences, and education, each of
which is now authorized to become
separate college through a rul-
ing of the State Board of Regents
last November 20.
Exact total of scholarships Of
fered for the current school year
by the college and private donors
was 375. Applications for these
grants amounted to only GA, or
less than two students for each
scholarship available according to
DR.. Arnold Tilden, chairman of the
scholarship committee.
+ So it is apparent that many eli
gible students are not taking ad-
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
Lucy Phillips CME

Last Sundays services were well
attended. The spirit ran high when
the pastor delivered an inspiring
sermon.
Sunday the pastor will preach
at the IL o'clock services. At $3.50
pm, dedication services for the
new organo will be held. The Rev.
w. M. Stevens, Jr., will be guest
speaker, and the Senior and Junior
Choirs will furnish music for the
occasion. A Silver Tea will also be
given by the Missionary Circle.
The former Superintendent OF
the Sunday School, Mr.. w P. Dav-
is, and his wife, looked right at
home in Sunday school class the
last two Sundays. They are here
visiting from Chicago.
You are always welcome to the
Lucy Phillips Church.
Gladys Allen, reporter
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28

and management, an expert In
that field-E. A. HanTilton-has
been engaged by the bank.
An interesting fact in connec-
ton with the completion of the
new structure is that its occupan-
cy closely comedies with the begin
ming of the banks Diamond ami
versary year and thus partakes OF
of the flavor of a celebration OF
that 18th birthday.
"a structure of such proportions
naturally results in records and
figures which are of public inter-
est. There were 10000 cubic yards
of earth removed for the founda-
tions. After the ground breaking,
superstructure is virtually COM
pleted.
About 10000 cubic yards of con-
crete are used. Floors have been
poured over movable forms and
the forms used repeatedly as the
structure rose. More than 1,765, 725
lbs. of reinforcing steel went into
the structure. The building will
have over 100000 square feet and
thus becomes the largest office
building in the Southwest.
More than three-quarters of a
million bricks were used to face the
four sides of the building. They are
of special texture and color and
were fired particularly for this
structure. The bank itself will oc-
cupy most of the basement and
first floor and all of the second
floor. All other space in the build
ing will be available for office
rentals with ample flexibility in
forming units suitable for tenants
requirements.
Being completed for the main
banking room at this time is a
magnificent mural showing the
progress of Arizona. 1t is being
painted by a local artist, Jay Dat
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
400 Scholarships Now
Offered At ASU-Tempe

vantage of the opportunity being
provided by the state colleges.
Many students who have high
proficiency in grades enter the
school without taking advantage of
the financial aid program. During
their freshman year, they become
aware of scholarships being offered
and easily quality for them which
helps them continue on to a degree.
These students, because of a lack
of knowledge about this program,
therefore have incurred needless
expenses for an entire year.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
Pack Rat Swap
Intrigues Gee

BEYOND TIL E BEYOND,
Ariz., Jan. 27-Ole Gee, nature
lover and bird watcher, has been
engrOssed recently i'm what he
believes to be the first scientific
study of the Arizona pack rat.
Ole's shack on his north claim in
the Whichaway Mts., is the scene
of his research and he always
finds evidence of visits of the
rats after his absences into town.
He has data, he says, which indi-
Gates a pattern in what the pack
rat leaves for what it takes
away. The swapping habits are
unusual, Ole having found a
brassiere, a can opener and an
Indian arrow head on his cup
board shelf last trip. The Coca
Cola cap, deck of bicycle cards
and toothbrush handle he had
left for bait had disappeared.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
Share Your Wisdom
By DIR. THOMAS II. GAINES

NEW YORK (GlobaD = When
nations are aroused into manifeS-
tation of hatred, they declare war
against each other. AS time re-
moves the taints of nlisunder-
standing ana hatred, peace is de-
clared. Then, nations celebrate the
return of peace or goodwill. New
er can they sanely glorify the hat
red or jealousy that cauesd the
declaration of war. If the truth
were known, rulers are generally
ashamed of the trifling causes
which led to war and the unneces-
sary spilling of so much blood.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
SOCIAL
CALENDAR

Friday, Jan. %
Sahuaro Shrine Fee Club, Elks
home, at 8 pm.
Desert Masie Golg Club win hold
its election of officers at the
Elks Club, at 8 pm.
Roland Simon, Thomas Williams
and Robert Moore's cocktail
party at 1903 E. Jefferson.
Sunday, Jan. 80
Merry Mixers, meet at Mrs. Ma
rie Waldon on West Apache.
Valley Velvets will meet at De-
witt Russells on E. Jefferson,
at Z pm.
Monday, Jan. 81
Concho Girls will meet at Ollye
McCoy's, 5752 East Chapman.
Wednesday, Feb. 2
Top Hatters meet with Mrs. 1llar
Hicks, 1742 West Cocopah
Thursday, Feb. 8
Debonairs will meet at Mrs. Err
ma Orsborne's, 124S East Mon
roe st.
Desert Mashie Golf Club will
meet at Elks Club.
Saturday, Feb. 5
The Jolly Invent Social Club will
meet at Buy Factors, 1887 E.
Broadway.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
CHURCH NEWS
First Institutional
Baptist


Rev. Stanley King occupied the
pulpit both during the morning and
evening services last Sunday. The
subject used in the morning was
Seek The Lord and Live" and in
the evening the subject was "It is
Finished" Both services and songs
led by Rev. King were very in
spirational.
The first meeting leading up to
a mammoth program on Mems
Day, which is to be the fourth
Sunday in February, was a sue
cess last Sunday afternoon. Mr.. j.
D. Holmes was pleased with the
response of the Brotherhood and
other men of the church.
Rev. A. G. Kendrick will return
to his pulpit after brief absence.
The Kendric kfamily returned to
the city during the middle of the
week, after attending the funeral
services of a brother-in-law in
Denver, Colorado.
james L. Davis, Reporter.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
.N.A.A.C.p. Credit
Union Elects Officers
By JANE WASHINGTON

The first annual meeting of the
Branch N.A.A.C.P.'s
Credit Union met Tuesday night at
the Rice Hotel Dinette, to hold
election of officers.
After a short business session, all
officers were declared vacant and
the Rev. Charles Hayes was asked
to act as chairman. A motion was
carried to retain the 1854 officers,
who are as follows: Board of Di-
rectorS: Atty. H. B. Daniels, John
Webber, Lincoln Ragsdale, and
MesdameS Thelma Evans and
Christine Hayes; Credit Commit
tee: Rev. William H. Stevens, Jane
Washington and Orel Gaines; Sup
ervisory Committee: Rev. Charles
K. Hayes, Gladys Owens and Tom
Haynes.
Now for little background on
the credit union. This union is set
up under the States Loan and
Savings Law, chartered by the
State, and the treasurer is bonded.
We know it has been hard for
working person to borrow money
in case of an emergency, but now
you may do so at very small rate
of interest, if member of credit
unions.
A national meeting or the credit
unions will cnovene in Tucson on
March IL. The following are dele
gates: MesdameS Theln1a Evans
and Jane Washington; Alternates:
John Webber and Rev. Charles
Hayes.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
Glazing Smoked Butt

Glaze smoked shoulder butt like
a whole ham. If simmering in wat
er, remove the butt 80 minutes be-
fore the scheduled end Of cooking.
Place it on a rack in an open
roasting pan and spread with hon
ey, orange narmalade or jelly.
Then place in a hot oven to set
the glaze and to finish cooking.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
Pilgrim Rest Baptist

Sunday School was well attended
last week. Services were highly
and the pastor, Rev. H.
Y. Stevenson, delivered an inspiring
sermon. At 300 the pastor in
stalled the 1855 officers.
All members of the Missionary
are urged to be present at
the Boards program at 11:00. The
pastor, Rev Stevenson, will speak.
-Florine Johnson, Reporter
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28

in plans now being completed, ac-
cording to First National officials.
The project will represent gain
of 300 off-street parking spaces in
the downtown area. The entire
block is owned by the First Ma
tional and formerly had been de-
voted to surface parking for 300
cars. This number of parking
spaces have been withdrawn by the
building operations, but a 6OO-car
facility restores these and adds
300 additional spaces
Meanwhile, daily changes can be
seen by Central Avenue pedestrian
building superintendents who keep
a watchful eye on progress OF the
largest office building in the state,
and one of the floor-space giants
of the entire southwest.
In five months, you can be do
ing your banking and visiting busl-
ness offices in the new structure.
At least, the target date in June
and engineers say the job on
schedule despite couple of weeks
of weather that has slowed up
operations. Ground was broken in
March, 1854, SO the job from turn
ing first dirt to finish is hoped to
be crowded into a 15-month opera
ton.
Attracts New Firms
Lively inquiry for business Of
flee space is reported by the bank.
The new building will mean some
new names on the Phoenix busi-
ness roster because among the
new tenants will be organizations
desirous of establishing Southwest
ern headquarters. The list is re-
plete with local companies wishing
ito associate their own progress
with the prestige of the new build
ing. To eXpeditiously and efficient
ly handle the problems of rentals
the building rose at a rate of two
stories each month and today the
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
New Bank Block
Ready In June

A three-story parking garage is to be built along
First Street and covering the entire half of the block
between Polk and Taylor streets which the new First
National Bank building is being rushed to completion
Facilities for handling 600 are called for
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
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Editors Note. - If you would
like to have your church included
in our calendar, please call us at
AL. S-s682. We also invite news
Items abpNt your church activities.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28

The cotton plant produces food
and feed, as we'll as fiber. From
|cottonseed oil come such food
products as salad oil, cooking oil,
Shortening and margarine.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
Warm Platters for Meat

Be sure to- serve hot meat on
warmed platters and in warmed
dishes. Chill serving plates for
meat salads.