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The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

the community S d ey Gil
berg has served as CJA chair
man and in other capacities
on various drives. He headed
the committee that studied
Council-C enter separation.
Mrs. Sol Kamin is president
of Rishona Pioneer Women,
was last year secretary of the
Council and is active in the
Women's Division CJA. Act
i've on the Council since 1949,
Stanley Hatcher was re-elect-
ed treasurer. He has served
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

five years and also served as
a vice-president. He is pres
ident of Congregation Anshei
Israel, is regional weep r e s.
ident of the u mite d Syna-
gogues of America and on the
Board of Overseers of the Uni
versity of Judaism at Los An
geles. For four years Gins
burg headed the drug division
in the c h S t campaign and
has served as CJA cO-chair-
man of Advance Gifts.
Active for several years in
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

Jack Davis, Florence E i S e n
berg, Jack Fruchthendler,
Joseph Hines, Sam Jasgur,
Henry Kaufman, Nathan Ko-
Inns, David Kramer, P h Hip
Levin, Al Malls, Joe Myer-
son, Sy Schulman, S t n | ey
Tanz, Sam Tobias. Announcer
is Mrs. William Walker and
narrators are Mines. Philip
Besserman, Leon Bitter, Joe
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

Deutsch, membership chair
man and in ch arge of the
luncheon.
Program will center around
a pageant, "a Parade of Pro-
jects", an adaptation of an
original script by Mrs. Ben
Eisenstadt.
Directed by Mrs. S a m u l
Kurn, in the cast are: Mines.
Irving Berger, Al Blacksberg,
Meyer Cohen, Max Cos tin,
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

as weep e ST d e n t was Ad-
vance Gifts CJA chairman
several years. He is president
of Merchants Finance Corp
Grafton.
Formal installation of offic-
ers will be held at the Council
meeting Nov. II Committee
chairmen and the 1856 CJA
chairman will be announced
by Kramer at that meeting.
Council consists of dele
gates at large and from affili-
ated organizations.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

David Kramer was re-elect-
ed president of the Commun-
ity Council at it's last meeting.
Serving with him are David
N. Ginsburg, 1st vice-pres.;
Sidney Gilberg, 2nd vice
pres; Mrs. Sol Kamin, Sec
retary; Stanley Hatcher,
treasurer.
Elected to the executive
board were: Mrs. Elmer Gold
wyn. Philip Bcsserman, Viii
lian Gordon, Henry Kaut-
mann. DR.. B Bern a I'd Faster
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

will be present. Michael Rad
ner will be one of the perform
ers with his magic show.
Program chairman is lrv-
ing Ostroy. Mac w a is o n is
chairman of the gifts commit
fee Tickets and publicity are
handled by Jules Goldberg
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
Hodossoh Poid-up Luncheon
Will Be At Student Union

Winding up the formal drive for membership Hadassah
members to be chapter guests at the paid
up Membership Lunch i'm the Student Union ballroom Nov
at 1890 pm always popular with the major
ty of the members out WELL says Mrs Sam
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to try it some time, for few minutes
Don't give me all that old publicity"
she said. I've seen the posters. Our
national guardians! Preserving the nations
heritage. Phooey. You're disgusting. I'm
leaving town at three. With Melvin. told
you would 60. told you all about it.
TO think" he said, that knew you
when you were four feet high and fat as
piglet. And look at you now. Four million
dollars worth of woman" He sighed and
opened the door of the jeep. Come on to
the house. Duty calls
She stood there struggling with herself.
She should turn on her heel and roar away
in the Ferraldi, forever.
''All right" she said.
His house was an old one, set back in
fifteen acres Of live oaks and neglected
gardens. The halls echoed, the big rooms
were gloomy and full of dust The neglect
made her burn with housekeeping instincts.
How can your" she cried as they en-
tered the kitchen.
How can what?'' he asked, reaching
down the rat poison.
Give up all this for that miserable little
hovel over there"
IF you mean the Headquarters, spent
three years in barracks, and that hovel is
palace" He began putting out poisoned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

grain in little heaps. Next winter III open
this house again - now that made assist
ant ranger. The boss says can live over
here week ends, after the rains start told
him might get married"
ITO whom, pray" she said. I'm leav-
ing with Melvin in two hours. Melvin's
mother is waiting for us down in San Pedro
now. The ship sails at four. And if go,
Bobby, won't come back"
''Yes, it's like fate, isn't it? Sucked into
the remorseless whirlpool Of Melvin Hill
yer's desires -
melvin Hillyer is fine ~
:'DoN'T tell me! He's fine, decent lad.
He's got the brains of tadpole, the heart
of fish and mother that makes Scylla
and Charybdis look like couple of Junior
League probationers. Don't tell me about
that sly boots! Just wait till he gets you
way out there in the Pacific on that phony
scientific expedition Of his - mother or
not
Honeymoon. darling = it'll end up a
honeymoon
Honeymoon"
MY dear, how innocent you are. Melvin
is just being frightfully clever. It's trap,
and I'm inclined to love it. Well probably
be married by missionary in Funa Futi."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

ANGELA BURROUGHS pumped on the
Abrakes of the Ferraldi and stopped by
the Montecito Grocery Store with all the
glitter and finesse of brand-new dragonfiy.
A dusty green Forest Service jeep was
parked just ahead Of her. The only forest
ranger she knew who could afford to show
himself in Montecito was Robert Spence
a gentleman who, in addition to being the
Fire Control Assistant Of the Santa Barbara
District of the Dos Palos National Forest,
was also wholly in charge of the hotshot
crew Of forty men, ETC.. ETC., and was well
on his way to the top job. which paid about
81 500 year-a sum insufficient to cover
the taxes and depreciation on his house.
Angela got out of the Ferraldi and
waited.
Montecito was deceptively simple little
village "a honey front for hinterland
which contained more millionaires per
square mile than Havana had Cubans.
They patronized the village, with its Span
ish-tiled fire station, mostly for fun and
incidentals.
Robert Spence, Immaculate in forest
green whipcord, came out of the store,
breaking open fresh pack Of cigarettes. He
saw Angela, removed his hat and bowed.
MY hero" Angela said, looking at his
heavy shoulders. He was big, calm. good
looking man. perfectly infuriating. MY
chocolate fire fighter. can see you now,
facing the raging monster Of the forests -
your uniform ablaze. your eyebrows glow
ing embers, saving the nations woodpile.
Just look at that hat! You never even made
second-class scout; you're just compensat-
ing"
II did, too" he said. You're lovely
today, Angela
Shut up. If you were poor, it wouldn't
be so CHASTITY. But for man with $3.50
a year to pursue this juvenile career ="
Her voice began to tremble.
IF you want to fight with me, " he said,
why don't you marry me? 1t would save
gas"
II came to say good-by," Angela said,
watching his imperturbable blue eyes for
some sign Of emotion.
you can say it in my kitchen, he said.
IL PIIVdtC. ht SAIutthIk w HEC
house for the fire season, and have to put
out rat poison. Come on.
81 HAVE no time to go traipsing around
after jeeps," she said.
TOO proud to follow, too frail to lead"
he said, looking at the FerTaldi. ''Still fool
ing around with Melvin Hillyer's foreign
junk? | see it's leaking oil. Probably the
gaskets are made Of ancient Italian manu-
scripts. Solid vellum. Angie. the Sucker.
Cozened by bit of pot-metal. never saw
a more palpable seduction"
"And l." she said, never saw more
palpable case Of sour grapes. If you want
to marry me, get out of that playsuit and
60 to work like man."
You think fire fighting is not hard
work. he asked quietly. "You ought
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She moved close to him and lowered her
voice, putting on all the power.
Listen. Bobby, kiss me. If you kiss me,
you'll forget all about being a ranger
shut up" he said, in voice so cold it
frightened her. go on. Have a jolly time
with your amateur archaeologist If you
haven't got the heart to lead my life and be
decent and simple the way see it, then who
cares. Don't come around here trying to
break me down at the last minute" He
looked at her steadily. BEAT it!''
IE SIZE hadn't loved him since grade five,
it would be so much easier to hate him, she
thought. She stood there, not defeated, but
near it, Somewhere in the abandoned gar
dens mockingbird sang.
She picked up her gloves, which she had
left on the shining stove.
Come to the house, Bobby" she said
quietly. ITO see me off," Never say good
by. she thought. Keep staving it off, don't
let it happen. Maybe you could stay and
have dinner with Mother
''You really mean it, don't your he
asked.
I've waited long time, Bobby. Melvin
is decent. You shouldn't be unjust to him.
He's financing this expedition, for instance,
mostly just so DR.. Behrens can finish his
book on the globigerina ooze."
The what ooze?"
She blushed. 'Globigcrina.
MY God, you're lovely"
why should you expect me to be a
rangers wife, she asked. Living out
there in that shack
Because I'm dreamer. And love you.
loved you when you were dumpy little
girl Of six. Don't ask me why
You could be famous architect. Why
do you have to be ranger?''
Il like the life. That's all. like to keep
the country from burning down. Is that
crazy?''
The simple lifer' she said.
''All right" he said. "Good-by."
She wanted to laugh. She wanted to cry.
Listen" he said. Don't you know that
without you, ! don't even live? That
breathe when you breathe, and see with
your eyes,? That's the way l love you,
Angie"
She stood there, with eyes shut. Don't
let 60, voice said inside her head. He has
no right to make you sacrifice your whole
life, just for his oddities. Whose voice?
Her fathers?
You weren't brought up to be a rangers
wife, the voice said. You were brought up
to assume the responsibilities of your social
level. If he loves you, he will come to you.
Yes, it was her father.
Come to the house and see me of, she
said.
IF you want me to, he said.
Provided you can find time from stamp
ing out cigarette butts in the forest litter"
she said.
She left the house and walked toward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
Miss Lutinnore
To Be Bride

Mrs. Thomas Galloway Lati-
more announces the engage
ment Of her daughter Rather
me Beach to Mr.. william Tan.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis D.
Tar Of Chattanooga. Tenn.
The wedding viii take place in
February.
Miss Latimore is the daugh-
ter Of the late Commander
Thomas Galloway Latimore.
u. s. N, She Is q member OF
the Junior League Of Cfatta-
nooga and Is q graduate Of st.
GATHERINGS School, Bradford
Junior College and the Uniyer-
sity Of Wisconsin.
Mr.. Taff attended Auburn
University and was graduated
from the University Of Chat
tanooga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
Mansions
tcontinued from Page D-4.,

CONTINUED from Page DAB
Mrs. Patterson frequently
talked about leaving it to the
Women's National Press Club.
According to those who knew
her intimately. she changed
her mind because she felt
that Is q leading woman In
the newspaper field. she had
not received her due attention
from them.
IN any case. the Washing
ton Club ID now thoroughly
enjoying the premises. Ac-
cording to Mrs. Cloyd n. Mar
vim, Its president. the club
plans to leave the mansion
much as it now Is. However.
III the lot In back Of the
house they plan to add on
an auditorium and large din-.
ing room.
This Is one OF q series on
washington naGpsiofts.l
4 r y. - =F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
Foshion Definition

CASHMERE: This word,
originally Kashmir. names the
fabulously soft fleece from the
goats Of that land. and Of
Tibet and the Himalayas. This
year, it's o magic word in
fashion for the soft fabric is
taking q decided lead in
sweaters. suits, skirts and es-
pecially spring coats. The
soft. cashmere wrap, often in
pastel colors. is q staple In
the fashionable wardrobe, and
with its increasing popularity,
gradual whiting of price is
making 1t much more widely
available. Newest look for
cashmere Is q tweed weave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02

GIRLS. ASSORTED SKIRTS or JUMPERS. sizes
Box, 7-l2, req. 4.o8-5.9s 1858
GIRLS QUILTED ROBES, sizes 4, 6x REQ. sos-
Evening star., 1955-07-27
7 Drivers Held
In Fatalities

Two men were held for Mu-
nicipal Court action yesterday
after coroner's inquests on traf-
tic deaths in two separate acci-
dents.
Mark H. Burroughs, 80, an
auto salesman, was held on a
negligent homicide charge in the
traffic death of a homeless
cripple.
According to testimony, Bur-
roughs, of the 2100 block OF G
street NV, knocked down and
fatally injured James Mabry, 81
of no fixed address, as the latter
crossed Maine avenue S.W.. in
the TOO block on July %. Mr.
Mabry died in Casualty Hos
pital five hours later.
Charles William Miller, IS, o1
1908 South Frederick street
Arlington, Va, also was held or
negligent homicide charge ir
connection with the death o1
William Millar, SO, who dice
Sunday in Walter Reed Hospital
as a result Of an accident Satur.
day night.
Mr.. Millar, q Soldiers Home
resident, was a passenger in q
car driven by Robert Lee Brown
Al, of 701 Upshur street NV
The coroner's jury cleared Mr.
Brown of negligent homicide
charges.
Miller'S car collided with Mr.
Browns at Fifth and Upshul
streets NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-27

Kills Four

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, July
|27 R.-Four airmen were killed
yesterday when q Navy PBM
flying boat crashed into Corpus
Christi Bay and exploded. There
were two survivors.
Killed were Rufus Carol Wo-
mack, 80, Phillips, Tex; Gary
Wayne Jensen, 20. Paulsbo,
Wash; Alexander Sabo, jr., avia-
Ition ordnanceman striker, whose
parents live in New Brunswick,
IN. j., and one person whose name
was not released by the Navy.
The latter apparently was a
foreign student.
Injured were the pilot, 1t.
lComdr. Eddie Hubert Ball, 81,
son of James Oscar Ball Of
ISharonville, Ohio, and Cadet
Donald Jerome Renck. 20, Bar
stow, Calf. Their condition was
mot serious.
The plane apparently caught
fire while over the gulf on q
routine training hop and at
tempted to return to the Naval
Air Station. It hit the water
about 6 miles out and burst into
flames.
Evening star., 1955-07-27
Town Isolated

LINZ, Austria. July ~ R.-A
tiny community in the Alpine
district OF Weyer will be COM
pletely isolated for the next two
months During a fierce thun-
|derstorm part Of a hillside
collapsed, filing the narrow val
LEY through which ran the only
road to the community of So
persons Plans are being made
for an airlift.
Evening star., 1955-07-27
GuIIs Touch off Alarm

oAKVILLE, Ont, July ~ Up.
"A woman frantically tele-
phoned Oakville police yester-
day, reporting a small boy adrift
In Lake Ontario on a raft. A
police launch raced to the scene.
A mile and a half from shore
Sergt. Edward Heath found two
seagulls riding an old floating
door.
Evening star., 1955-07-27
Goerinqs PIone in Use

KLAGENFURT, Austria, July
n (P).-The first German air.
craft to land in Austria since
the end of the war was Hermann
Goering's former private plane.
The plane. a "Siebel 204," now
owned by a Hamburg airline,
brought German tourists to
Klagenfurt.
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us, We can sti1l enjoy their child
hood-and ] can have my
twins. besides"
Mrs. Baer's father was q sue
cessful jewelry salesman who be-
gan at the age Of so to develop
cartoon ideas as q hobby. then
as q second profession. He In
troduced q comic strip that told
Q continuing story.
A dare from Sol Hess first
brought the Baers into the comic
strip business. Peeved at what
he considered their unwarranted
criticism Of q Nebbs plot on
which he was working, he told
his daughter and son-in-law. IF
you know so much about comic
strips. why don't you do one of
your OWN"
The Baers did so. although
Mrs. Baer. until then, had de-
voted all her time to homemak-
ing, and her husband was a
wholesale grocery salesman.
When the Baers told Mr.. Hess
the Chicago Sun-Times feature
syndicate was distributing their
strip to newspapers throughout
the country, he said. Il never
thought you'd have the nerve"
Father never told us. but we
learned later from his friends
that he was busting his vest but
tons with PRIDE" Mrs. Baer says.
Mr.. Baer develops the ideas,
and they work out the plot to-
gether. Then she writes the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Life in the u. S.
Boy Learns.
Fast About
Fire Alarm

ARCATA, Calf, April 7 (R.-
What happens If you pull that
handler" the little boy asked
the electrician making a routine
check of fire alarm boxes yes
terday.
"Why, all the fire trucks would
come rushing right out here,
answered Bill Donahue.
Ten minutes later they did.
The little boy, not yet 3, was just
barely abel to reach the handle
by standing on his shiny new
red wagon.
His name wasn't included in
the report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
The ToodIes Join the Nebbs
In Comic Strip Merger Today

Readers Of The Star are In on
O bit of comic history today.
It's the merger Of the Toodles.
who appear on The Stars comic
pages and the Nebbs, another
strip written by the same hus-
band and wife team Of Stanley
and Betsy Baer.
Wilbur Nebb. the trader from
Worthwhile" makes his appear
ance in today's sequence Of the
Toodles. when he returns the
missing Toodle twins to their
parents.
Events In the comic strips have
been leading up to the merger
for the last four weeks.
Toodles followers recently have
been reading about the char
acters visiting a trading post in
Worthwhile. where the Nebb fam
lily has lived for 80 years, and
about the missing twins.
Returns Them Today
At the same time, Nebbs read
ers were watching the trading
activities and seeing Wilbur meet
the twins. Today he returns
Penny and Pat to their family
before q combined Toddles and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
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Nebbs audience. and the two
features are one.
The Baers launched the
Toodles in 1e41. Three weeks
later. they took over the Nebbs
on the death Of Sol Hess. Mrs.
Baer's father. who created that
strip In 1913.
Wilbur Nebb, q character ini-
tiated by the Baers soon after
they took over the features, and
his wife Phoebe, are cousins OF
the original Nebb family Of Rudy,
Fanny and Junior.
Aside from the twins, the
Toodle family Is patterned after
real people-the Baer family
Larry and Sally, the two teen
ayers. are counterparts of Dan
Baer, now Is. and Jane Baer. 10.
The parents, Jane and Tom
Toodle, are modelled after Betsy
and Stanley Baer as they see
themselves.
Dave Launched Career
Putting my family in the
funny papers was the only way
I could think Of to keep it for
ever young" Mrs. Baer says.
Nov that the children are
grown and no longer living with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Prisoner Robbed

TRENTON. N. ]. R.-The
New Jersey Legislatures SUBJ
committee on claims heard a
complaint yesterday that you
can't trust some Of the people
in prison.
A former inmate. now in Sing
Sing. field a claim for $84.68 for
clothing he said was stolen from
his cell while he was in court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07

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FuIIout Ice Cream

DENVER. (R.-An ice cream
firm in Colorado-where snow
and dust have been in the news
along with increased atomic
fallout from recent Nevada
tests = came up with a new
flavor of the month today.
The name? Chocolate Fall
out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Reds Set Up Ministry
To Boost Cool Output

MOSCOW. April 7 R.-The
Soviet government has set up
a new ministry in an apparent
move to boost coal production.
The Presidium Of the Su-
preme Soviet announced last
night the formation Of a min
istry of construction Of coal in
dustry enterprises, to be headed
by Leonid G. Malnikov. former
Ambassador to Romania. It did
not specify the new ministry's
functions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Bodqes Give Hard Facts

WHITE SANDS PROVING
GROUND. N. Mex B-Ths
girls looks may fool you. but
now the hard-and sometimes
dismaying-facts are there to
check. New security badges.
which must be worn at all times
on this rocket development base.
now give their age and weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07

on his way to Japan. While he
was busy shaving. someone
dipped into his coat. lying
nearby. and extracted his wal
let. Mr.. Maher said 1t con-
tanned 48 500 bills and four
$50s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
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dialogue, and Artist Rod Ruth
pencils in the drawings for a
final check by the Baers. The
Baers spent most of their lives
in Chicago before they recently
moved to Los Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Shove Proves Costly

SAN FRANCISCO tP)-It
was an expensive shave that
Daniel ]. Maher, 40, Of New
York, had yesterday at San
Franchises International Air
port.
Mr.. Maher, an executive of
the Orion Steamship Co., was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
so Hours in Kiln

CHICAGO.-Twenty to so
hours Of contiguous kiln firing
at temperatures exceeding 1000
degrees is required to produce a
vitreous-china plumbing fixture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07

WE'D so YEARS-Mr. and
Mrs. G. Holmes Crabill cele-
brated their golden wedding
anniversary in their home
yesterday at $40 Larch ave-
nue., Takoma Park, Md. Be-
fore retirement, Mr.. Crabill
was with the Southern Rail-
way Co.
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