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Evening star., 1955-10-26

|dope What's more. I'll prove
lit to you"
| With that threat. she dialed
Capt. John E. Layton Of the Po-
llice Departments Morals Divi-
sion and asked him to spell what
laddicts cali themselves.
"J-u-n-k-i-e," Capt. Layton
spelled it--with q finality that
proves policemen always could
spell better than playwrights.
Or critics.
NEW GIRL IN TOWN: Occu-
pants Of the local drama desks
'lwill be meeting q new girl from
Hollywood today and they are
looking forward to it with an
enthusiasm that Is. well above
land beyond the call Of duty.
/ The girl Is Dana Wynter, Of
whom you may never have
heard. but for whom the critics
are poised to predict q devastat-
ling career. Miss Wynter is one
Iof those Ice and IRE girls. more
lfire than ice. She plays the lead
lin The View from Pompey's
Head" another English girl like
lVivien Leigh who proves that
when you want a Southern Belle
type you go to England.
Southerners. however. are not
ito leap to the conclusion that
this is unfiattering.. They will
be delighted with Miss Wynter's
portrait Of Hamilton Basso's
Ihery heroine. And they should
be fiattered no end at the picture
of the South's lovely lassitude,
which coule not look more in
viting to those who live in the
twitching tensions of, say. WASH
Iington. And nearly every place
lelse. 50
GUEST DIRECTOR: Howard
| University's drama season will
start with a special impetus with
the production Of the 17th-cen-
tury Danish play. THE Whirli-
gig" on November 8.
This will be provided by the
presence of Stein Bugge as di-
rector OF the production. Mr..
Bugge comes to Howard as guest
director from Bergen. Norway.
where he formerly was director
of the country,s national theater.
Mr.. Bugge. also a distinguished
playwright and author. comes to
Howard's drama department
Through a Fulbright fellowship.
The Whirligig." by Ludwig
Holberg. is one of Norway's most
popular classical comedies. Its
central figure is the fussy. or
Iharassed. man reduced to utter
Impotence through an agonized
Sense that life Is asking much too
much Of hinI.s
\ 4k ~ F
GAG: Jarma Lewis, a blithe
giFl on MGM's payroll, Is rela-
lively new in film acting. but she
can go along with q gag. When
she was In washington not long
ago. the talk at breakfast turned
as it almost invariably does to
lthe subject of marriage VS.. q
career.
It was not very decisive talk,
as 1t never is. but 1t ended UP on
1.-THE suggestion that Miss Lewis.
being inexperienced. should con-
| suit her then companions before
making any final decisions. She's
Ia girl Of her word, as this note
lin today's personal mail. shows:
rs it all right II I get married?
He's very nice, works hard. good
family. honest and efficient and
love him"
Yes, sure.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

cussing the merits of the play.
The excited discussion between
the MeSsrs. coe, Donnelly and
The Stars man concerned the
proper spelling of the dope
worlds word for q drug addict
"junkie." Between them, the
three came up with as many diff
ferent ideas Of the proper suffix
"y,' "ey" and 'sie." Another
thing they came up with was ar
embarrassed sense that they
were emharrassingly naive In
their unfamiliarity with such ar
apparently commonplace word.
It was The News Mr.. Donnelly
who holds the impatience cham
pionship among the local critics
who suggested that whatever
else, the chosen spelling should
be uniform. Someone else added
that Karl Bernstein. the produc-
tion's press agent. should be able
to give the group not merely q
uniform. but also q correct spell
ing.
1t turned out that. Of -hand
MIR. Bernstein didn't know either
proving that a press agent car
be as ignorant in an emergency
as any drama critic. But. Mr.
Bernstein did have an idea, he
would go back stage during the
next act. presumably to consult
with the author, Michael v. Gag
20, or some other underworld
scholar, so to speak.
Came the final curtain and
true to his word. MIR. Bernstein
was waiting for the flying critics
with an authoritative look on his
face.
"Junkey," he spelled it out as
the critics filed past. And that
is how "Junkey" appeared in
the next days reviews-as uni
formly wrong as everybody in
volved could make it.
How did this correspondent
discover the tribal error?
It was simple. He merely men,
toned the critics parley-at the
summit Of the Shuhert's lobby
to Miss Miriam Gutenberg. The
Stars specialist in lunacy and
drug addiction.
You're crazy said Miss OF
tenberg. who as We say is a
specialist in lunacy. "it's spelled
j-u-n-k-i-e, meaning a user Of
Junk the addict's word for
Evening star., 1955-10-26

Pianist Adrienne Kent is q
real estate exec. during the day.
times. ITS easier selling one
one-milior-dollar building" she
admits. than 1t is to sell mil
lion one-dollar records"
Tony Vogel. who runs the big
New Jersey bowling alleys called
The Bowlero. claims he Is or
ganizing a big political grour
called Neurotics International
If we can get the country's
|neurotics into one organization.
explains Vogel. ''we'll have q
bigger political force than the
Southern Democrats or the Mo-
'torcycle Clubs"
sR+*
A pilot on q transcontinental
air run reports that he boarded
his plane the other day and. on
the way to the cabin. was stopped
by two lady passengers.
ave heard about this faster-
than-sound flying" said one
See SYLVESTER. Page c.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
THE PASSING SHOW
Policemen Can Spell
Even if Critic Cont
BY JAY CARMoDY

Yes that's right critics did hold con-
the lobby Of the Shube theate at Monday nights
opening Of "a Hatful of Rain"
of the churls and cynics
associate with meetings Of
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8 RMS. 2 FULL BATHS. REC. RM.
Bfightyood,s nnest Is this beautiful
porch. . iss. rms. 2 fun fnii lie d eatSs.
beautiful recreation I'm. and lovely
front and rear yds. Don't lose this
LIST NATL. REALTY
RI 1881 ANY Time IN. 4-342a
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CrittendeIi Sc. NE.

D Ssss Nous soSs. ss u E sssS csp Sse
WITH SEP. Nv. ana nd din. rms S Hol.
lrWaod kit. and bath. rec. fna.,
spsetous yard. concrete front
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
5O7 NICHOLSON ST. NV.

Modern S.room brick home.
side-han plan; spaeioutt tpil.
flxe recreation room. q fun
Kitchens, 2 full baths, & bed
rooms; concrete front porch;
metal garage. gAs h,-u.hs
Choice legation, near 1ehooln
s sna ssrss5 o1 g, Is siSn s.s Can b
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1924 New Hampshire Ave.

Vacant. Move right III.
Quality 8-room brick home,
many extras. Concrete front
porch; vaii-tp-Wail carpettng;
fireplace in living room. Big
back yard, 1-caT Rar1eef fun
dxy bsmt. "A home yDu'il Be
e 0Hp OUnss sas sTs
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RA. s-p4so M. a-44s4
$1l,o5O-UPPER NV.
OPEN sun. 10, VACANT
GIG SOMERSET ST. NV.
Beautiful semidet, brick: 3 Ice, bed
rms. tile panel kit, full hsflt., gRs
heat, EXCELLENT cQnd. Redneed Tor
faisfL w 60. ID. Z s-S eAiTih'cAA1L
C0L0RED--FOR QUICK SALE -
q sn. Iii. b.sGrnsE, w Ss sssDl ss al
with toilet. hn. rec. I'm. with nrepl.,
Eas h.-w.h,: brk. Ear. b22p md
CoL0REb---sIS PARK m, NV
Six rooms, bath, toilet. or burner
h..y;h.; priced $1,000, cash. IL
C;OiCCRiaID--ssso DOWN, 5o25 IN
pI. nsN.---Attrac. mod. 3-fm. brick.
Entrance hall hsmt.. gas beat.
deep yard. Excel, eund.. Sl4.2hQ
To Inspect call JAMES CARR tx
c0IOREI--io NOON, a-bath de-
t tsche 8 hong s.ss complete Kitchens,
c6Eo colo in 6iC 16sss DIET. 2-ssory
home,s first Offering. First 1oor,
lit. bsdrm. and bath: and fioos,
3 bedrme.. Awaken closets. BEING
fedfc. AL very ige, rms. a must
on your LIST. Many extras Open
sun; 10: 4eo3 18th g IN; Q;
cSIcRksBp-SiIss lsss 81. Nv.
mod. bath and KIT. npished bsmt..i
auto heat. CAL Mr., smith. Ap.i
CoLORED--bRIaHTWiOOD - Brick.
corner. 1876 daIlatin Ct. NV. Open
SUNDAY. s5 8 natural rooms, 2
level entrance rrsS e "a INV S..W.hs private
driveway and GnfaEe. sunken living
room, bhnauet-sized dining room. 2
mreplaees. cnrpeting. dfapes. gar
ing machine: S2a.f}b0, "A. moo cash.
$3.50 . mo, OWNER. IA. e-32g3 or
cokoRfaDSe4iss1 MONROE 81. NV.
story brick. Ideal for small family:
near schools shopping center.
C0LORED-iNTERRAcIAt neishbor-
hood. owner viii sacrifice beautiful
6-rm. house on Ineleside Terrace
evfrlookinE Eork Greek Park; Ia
sss,,s, . pcrcnss z isc,osed co
cor 0RED-F0R SALE NJ owNERl
Save money. f36 LonefsiloW st.
NV. Modern 1-bedrri brick: side
entrance hall. 2 baths, Come and
SEE for yourself. Open 10 Am. toI
g p IN. every day ~. 2.4aba. :.
c0IQRED--8Ie RITTENHOUsE 81.
N.W.--First time, offered: det. 10l
ni .p ss'n Win pl Ss.h II .Gyf sIh r
idea. for home and income, Owner
has been renting ; rms. plus apt.,
for $40; house IN Al condition:
rDTSEEi H3 D,o;e 7,s eII M ra ss,.osn
Large house. with good Income
can Monday, no. 2.os4a. No
c sIII6iss; I'm AND PARK
RID. N.W.--i2 rms. 3 baths. hard
wood mrs, auto. heat, extras: price
$3.50. Call MR.. aJIEPPARD, DE.
c 81 mi q IN SNp s,rrRsoN-e|
Ige. rms: brick, gas heat; Town On.
COLORED--3630 l0th ST. NV
4 bedrooms. 1M. baths. full bsuIt.
auto. gas heat, front porch newly
c Dsa Ryacsnsj DgNz "a ysMs sigssi
S S.vipts q; n.E II, s sgssious rms.
CCLOREb-6EAGffFUL Oct. home j.
1905 Igth 81, cEsstyocd ares; Open
C0L0RED-s FfNB HOiiEs--iss7
Newton st. eieEant IL rms. and
apt, 2 baths: sal Rittenhouse st..
lalSe dst: brick home. 3 IN rms; z
ssaRs; ssIf med modern s's sr sa
SSsS. Substantial os sasS Da,msnt r..
cSSSil SsStl - as s;ss rs sr,rsesll.nt
row brick, 3 rms. 8 poreiies.
equipped kit.. iavatory IN bsmt.. cas-
h.-w.h., garage. Liberal down pay
ment. n. cARLyLE del ORR. RE-
.,al!oT; wa. 10. WA 5sd5s6. N.
Kansss ave. Hugs mansion sp ~
Rfox. one.acrs, COT. fenced lqt,
s 1:.i .a M se j ;S tu Ssvs sps <
h. 6ERLTE, III, T-o31b.
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ne MIsaouRI AVE. INV,

Lovely Groom brick home.
s ,.s..S plan: concrete 'front.'
choiee ioesticn near schools.
characterization and park.
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2CS WEBSTER ST. NV.

ONLY see6 DOWN - va
eetlt - 2.fauaiiy brick home,
side-hAll plan; 3 rooms, 4
kitchens ConIpietely fedce0-
rated. Deep back yard. PuIl
dry bsmt., eAr2ee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
HOUSES FoR SALINE.

|BROoKLAND, I041 Taussis 81. ne.
X Blk. north Of 18th and Taylor
sts. me-. Sl3,600. Bungalow. Liy.
mi 81. Si III E% Vim r. ssS.s, si,p NED.
PEI bsl Ttb e estsd. e e aH co z:
.plefely redec. inside and out. Auto.
h.-W.h, Rear screened porch. Vene-
tian blinds, screens, storm windows
and doors. Chainiink fence Close
to Model school. Open sun, IL
70 8; Cell days. Ii. 7-44is; night.
ChiiiIIuH aREA-- Priced BELow
OF APPRAISAL. 35s yrs. old. bean-
tifully redee, hrk, home; 3 bedrrns..
din. rrn., IN. baths. 0E kit, bsMt..
porch: near buses, stores churches
and synagogue $lS;gQ0 Assume
NV if HhispS SHHHh ANS EASTERN EASTERN
AYES. N.Es---Newiy decorated, SEMI
det.. 3 hedrms., V baths, lge.
hsmt.. with toilet, plenty Of closets,
lee. modern kit; u blk. TO end Of
ssprsss ss e sogntGxn SIk sy 2
RaiGscs fARKnowner. best otser:
semidet.. = bedrms., ] y baths: bus,
S shcgs, sc s%e oI A u: 2;2sse -
c cGAR1py sT M sEi SAVE w A osHN1
LCNAASSxSStA on11. Ogr1s.
0I IMPROVED. ALL-BR1Ck DE.
TACHEp. C0NvEMkgNT 10 k.4
CENTERS AND SCHOOLS. large
size bedrms.. 3k baths, lge. Nv. rm.
with mivrored firepl. extra-larae
din. rm, and kit; fun bsrnt. with
Weld Tex paneied rec. rm- Incl.
glnes-orick per. nrepL etoreroom
eng CEDAR closet extra room eno
bath IN basement. -l6
Nh. NEW HAMPSHIRE AND East.
ern. (chiIium Md. Ayr. -oid, 8.
bsdrm. corner Srisk: ssparate am.
blk. 2. 6; bus, lone farsi 2h blks:
q feyoohiet apd pubic scn9og.
Sla.yng u1 SI1g down. MI.
rPp62MN La sSr:.bo -
OLushN1 Ef-.,AtsInctiys Aen-
npeay-o1oR ~. ~. neal Sn, tl
attk ~ s,,I s. eesn. hSSSSSNEs1SSnr
rr.s M a.ffSak - 9SsrG..
o yATT E, rector. EA s \, iss 49,,
moderns. corner iot, bedfpns'.
6rick Colonial. Dir. out New
Hamnpshire ave. to eastern ave-,
left 70 6426 Kansas ave. LEO A.
M. sIlysrbsTs. RA: a.a4le.
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housfs foR SAll-N.W.


:. = StkAANMAA
1915 Hobart st. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 90
End Of row. Ice. rms. Excel. eond
Price reduced. eaEy teTms.
MRS ANDREWS. II. 3-4123
PAsQuAL RkALTY TX. 3-a2e0
c0L0Rkp--BRI0HTW0OD
BOTH OPEN SUNDAY 2 10 Q Pm
5720 18th ST NV.
Front porch brick home; side-ilai
emit, 8 rms. 2 incl. porchesi dbIe
ears ] block 70 school. oeofgfs
age, shoppinR: reas. terms 70 re-.
522 Rittenhouse NV.
semidet. hrk.: concrete front porch.
side,hah entr. . rms 2 incl
porche1 This spacious home can b
yours for Q low down payment 4
you have . Eo0d job.
aI f adssat u sisk4 4 c s,ssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
10 ROOMS, 2 BATHS
$15,95O
1928 CALVERT ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, Q TIL 8

Large brick home IN beautiful condition, near
Calvert et Bridge and shoreham Hotel Has 2
rooms, kitchen and bath apt. on Sd floor. Fun
hsmt, gas h.-wh, garage
. Mass ave. NV. Ma 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

Nod. e-rocm semidet. brks Rirst-
ser g ,..s,n. Eo@. .l Sed sS 1o
TO see, cal Mr.. HxHAN. 10.
lsS-O34b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
56l4 list ST. NV.

Vacant. Quality-bullt z.
I'm. tapestry Dttek home; side
trim. cleaning hardwood
floors. modern Kitchen. az
modern baths. recreation
room. Gas h.-Nah. GarHre.
Concrete front porch. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

g i14l FAIRM0Nf 81.
NsW.-3I 500 down. fuTn,, 2R bfk.
IL rms; az baths; 81 k.-W,h.. 2.
-eAr bfk. dets gar-; bic front porch;
1900, acod isrns. 4. (. skELvEi'
c6tokES 2isss HosART 81, NV.
s-22sft. row brk,.. h,ra w baths,
H soq@ .ns sss. r en- w s d sis
front porch; Venetians: cieenf only
$1,000 down. 4. ?. GEELY1. pi.
coL0RkD - MONROE ST. 1900
block n-W.--Nine rooms, 2 batha,
furnished, brick. corner house; oil
heat. 9 hcusesseptng units; house
M I, n'ss az se SSn 5000 Seyn
I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
UPPER NV.
Detached Brick Colonial

sI7.ssso !.;,, T. years , eold;
Nod. kit., SEP. din. nm. nv.
rm. With firepi. 3 fun baths,
/ powder rTll., screened back
porch. 3 or s good -sized bed
rms. Coav. 10 schools. bus,
swimming pool. Name your
own terms. For appointments
I. N. LERNER g. co.
q. 2-7400 CALL TIL
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5li BUCHANAN SD. Nav.
20 GALLATIN 81. Nav,
. LoNGFELLOW ST. NV.

Vacant. Only $1,000 down.
Modern T-rorIa brick home.
full basement, g&s hs-N.h.,
garage, concrete front perch,
heated den on LIST noDr, mod.
ern Kitchen. modern hafh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

NJ. IAN and insrsksm sts. NV.
9'ss b. sEas e Pc sst soI ss,s s Iess
porehss: attic and faiI 6smt., 81 81
h,.y-h.: gar. Priced 1t only $i6.-
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43le 3rd ST NWI
4slO 7th ST. NV.

Only $1,000 Down
epActoug 70 !. ft. sSmide-
tlched brick hoE1s, aide-hnli
Dian, enormous sire living
room, 0tninG room and kitcn-
en-: fuli dry basement: metal
fArnge. ] block from express
bus and Sherman Circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
5124 n S,T 81 ~

2-FANILy. attractive. 4 bedrms, In
sestment property. q kits, storm
FniI bsnnt. All furniture Plus 3
stoves and 2 refrigefators.
Gail for Informal ion---We will b
most suitabie for your 1seds and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

1898 BUCHANAN 81. NV.
3 rms. with nltfamodeTn kit. mod.
tiled bath. rec. rm.. laundry nm.
See this one Sunday. Id pm. OIL.
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BERGMAN REALTYCo.
NORTHEAST
25O7 RHODE ISIAND

Oh LUXE RAAfHLER has s bedrms.,
Den, VA baths, detached gtrAse.
lse. yard with sha1e trees. bafbe-
sus Ris drapsEies and riiss---isa-
PIT mp ANKT.IM CT AZ II
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$500 DOWN. Attractive 5-bedrn,,
baths. fenced rear yard, gas heat.
Shown by appt.
STAB Southern Ave. Sc.
S4o5 DOWN. Nearly new, 2-bedrm,
brick home with sep. Nv. and din
I'm. fun hsnt.. storm vindoWs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
CLIP THIS AD
Ne. Area
3Ol9 DOUGLAS ST. NE.

Vacant. Suburban living
Inaeulate Groom BUNGALOW;
AL rooms on Let Moor; fire-
place In living room. large
tAmily-size modern kitchen:
tremendously lafee double lot
With 9TH. s-ear EarhRe; fun dry
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PALISADES, D. c.
OPEN SUNDAY %

OPEN SUNDAY, 10
sD47 EsKRlruE TERRACE NV.
80 eoo Ss9 H.s asIlfSn1 Az Sys q
nEDROONs--gM HATHs
Two Ist.floor bedrrnss bath, dan.
hreElRce. screened porch: q 6ed-
rooms and bath Above vacant
A5id aseil4hle ct $lS.060. Ryess
]. LEO KoLB co.
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RIGGS PARK
Nearly new, seInidetached brick, with
3 large bedrooms. dining room,
ia,r c v LYING rom 81, lss cor. bath
p MeIlsE Co. ffNac.. 81. 1salSsaS..
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SOUTHEAST

Zen. p o.R sPsi1o .. s5% Ss,ss
porch. full bsmt- detached "a
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MOQDNIDQE

ssSS. i bSSESSTfSMSo Sa SD, NE
ds.e noun roons, ~ bsth BASEMENT e
h.-W. heat. owner Leaving city.
MHRsiiAi.L D, WAPLE co.
] 2e{ i4th 81. NV. AID. 4-2O0B
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CHILITJM AREA

Can Us for beat service in this fins
section. ? and : bedrn!; homes.
3-9sse. AUKRBAcH 4 CO.. pf.
9.f,b0i.
SconEia1sd On Next FsSsJ
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ATTENTION DOCTORS
RARE RAR4ATN

4aAI4slo4A kAxaAnNL
msnt house i ideal for doetor;s
oilcss ana hume. Excellent Income
return. lmniaeuists condition, Spa
ciou1 tnroughout; eontenient 70
sFnsnsRcripils s,,s seeR s ,s sshe sls
Brokers seePeEasiep invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
rs DOWNING ST. NE.

Vacant. S19B down. Brent
wood villaEe--5-fooni brick
right In. HAS full basement,
gas heat. concrete front porch;
The Arizona post., 1955-03-04

class is sponsoring a Semi
formal party at the Diamond
w. Ranch. The party is being
given for the members of Tau
Delta Phi in honor of Muir
ray Rogow Pledge Trainer.
Recently elected officers of
the Pledge Class are Larry
Benson, President; Carl Ro-
senberg, Sec-Treas.; Al
Rogers, Custos; and Sandy
Mitchell, I.F.P.C.
A e Phi Pledge Luncheon
At a recent Alpha Epsilon
Phi mothers club tea, in hon
or of Mrs. Julian ISsacS, ma.
tional province director, Mrs.
Benjamin Marvin spoke on
the founding of the first chap
ter of the national organiza-
ton.
Pledges recently feted the
actives with a lovely southern
"Ya all come" luncheon at
the Chinese Room of the Pho
neer Hotel. The 1954-55 class
presented the a ctive body
with original song books and
a beautiful gift of andirons
for the chapter house.
Although the chapter has
just finished participating in
UA's Varsity Night and the
girls are now studying for D
exams, social chairman Patty
Fetterman is busy planning a
Great Lovers Party, "Twinsy'
Scavenger Hunt and spring
formal, to be held at the Dla-
mond w. Ranch.
Apparently a number of A.
E. Phi's are romantically in,
clined for Esther SacherSon
is pinned to Mike Sutin, Tau
Delta Phi, Melvina Bellman
pinned to Sheldon Balk, Alpha
Epsilon Pi, and Phyllis Kline
is pinned to Mel Robbins, Tau
Delta Phi.
Happily wearing shinny
new pledge pins are Anita
Burkus, Pasadena; Rochelle
Fortgang, New York; Rober-
ia Gerst, Phoenix.
Diane Rosenblatt and Elise
Rosenblum were invited to
join Pi Delta Epsilon, nation
al journalism honorary and
The Arizona post., 1955-03-04
UpsilOn Alpha
Elect Officers

The second semester was
initiated with the election of
new officers to this compare
lively new off-campus fra
ternity. Barry Leverant was
elected master; Steve Green
berg, 1t. master; Dick Lerner,
scribe; and Stan DeCoVnick,
treasurer. U AS future events
are in the planning stage and
the highlight will be a din
ner-dance. No date has been
set for the affair.
z. b. T. News
Recent new pledges include
Bob Car t tor, Irwin Krebs,
Robert Goldfarb, Joe Palais
and Phil Gillin.
A rece mt visitor to the
house was Harold KonoWitch,
National travelling secretary
of the fraternity.
Tau Delt Notes
On Saturday March II at
$3.50 pm. the Tau Delt Pledge
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Gloria GlaZer will be initiated
into Sigma Alpha Tau, ma
tional music honorary.
Bur-Bus
Mifzvuh
Michael KaiSerman


Temple Emanuel will be
the scene of the Bar Mitzvah
of Michael Kaiserman son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Kaiser
man, 41O2 E. Waverly, at the
Sabbath services on March 18.
Michael is in the eighth
grade at Catalina junior high
school, and plays the clarinet
in the school band. He is also
a Soap Box Derby enthusiast
having entered the past two
years.
Michael Stephen POsner
Temple Emanuel congrega-
ton will witness the Bar Mitz-
yah also of Michael Stephen
Posner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Posner, 2749 E. 9th st.
that evening.
Michael is in the seventh
grade at Mansfield junior high
school. He likes all kinds of
hand craft, science and sports
and plays the mellowphone in
the school band. He also is
adept at the piano.
The parents of both boys
extend a cordial invitation to
members and their friends to
the informal reception in the
foyer after the services.
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Campus News
HilleI Notes

Preparations are under way
for a Purim Carnival on
March 20, at Hillel with the
balloting to begin soon for
King Mordecai and Queen Es-
ther. The candidates are l..
Sandell, Neil Kurn, Bob Axel-
rod and Max Freifield while
vieing for the queen title will
be Ann Pessin, Lois Kerns,
Bobbie Agron.
Hillel president Mrs. Bar
bara Parker Berger has re-
signed and Neil Kurn, former
1st vice president, is now act
ing president until election of
new officers to be held on Ap-
ril 6.
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B. B. JuniOretteS

On Monday evening at 7:3O
pm. the girls headed by their
president, Alice Keene, will
meet at the Center and cor
daily invite girls of the ages
of IL to IA to attend. Follow
ing the short business meet
ing a social hour will follow
with the serving of delicious
Purim delicacieS.