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Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06

PARISH MEETING-The annual
parish meeting of Christ Church
of Milford will be conducted on
Monday. January 8, at 8 p. M, in
the parish house, when reports for
the past year will be presented, and
the election of two parish ward
ems and four vestrymen. The war
dens to be elected Tor one year
and the vestrymen for two years.
LATE DISCIPLES MEETING II
The Late Disciples Sunday School
Glass will meet at the home of
Mrs. Doris Davidson, Sunset Lane,
Haven Lake, on Tuesday evening,
January 10. at 8 o'clock, with Mrs
Jeanette Tingle as co-hOstess. All
members are invited to attend.
Please come and enjoy the even
ing and help us make plans for the
new year.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06

A number from town attend
ed the open house that Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Bower had at
their residence in Dover last
week. Beautiful decorations,
the creations Of Mrs. Bower,
were much admired and en-
ioyed BY the guests from here,
as well as the warm hospital
ity Of the hosts.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06

Groups Of all ages gathered
in the homes Of friends Sat
urday evening to welcome the
New Year. A number Of guests
from town were in BridgeviIe
at the bidding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin L. Layton. Here
at home Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
NAPLES, Miss Barbara Sheaf-
fer, Mr.. and Mrs. irwin G.
Burton, Miss Carol KimmeI,
, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fisher,
Miss Mary Lyons and Miss
Bonnie Burton, just to mention
a few, entertained guests dur
ing the holiday festivities.
"a
Announcement is made Of
the marriage Of Mrs. Adelaide
C. Shute, and Mr.. Harry B.
Bryhn Of Penn's Grove, N. j.,
which took place in Denton,
Maryland, on Friday, Decem-
Der 30. They were attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence p.
Isaacs.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06

WSCS MEETING-The regular
monthly meeting Of the WSCS Of
Milford Neck viii be held in the
church ON Friday evening, Janu-
ary 13, stt7 o'clock
49,
KENT CLINICS - January g.
Well Child Conference, Dover,
health unit, 414 South State street,
1 p. m. Call Dover 5711-Exten-
sion 10 for appointments.
January 10: VenereaI Disease
Clinic, Dover. health unit, 414
South State street, 2 p. M; Milford,
health unit, Shore Theater Build
ing, 11.3e a, m. to 1890 D. m.
January II: Well Child Confer
ence, Milford (white), health unit,
Shore Theater Building. 1900 p. M;
Cancer Dgtection Center, Dover,
health unit. 414 South State street,
9.45-11:45 a. 10. and 12:45-2:45 3.
N. This. service is for women 25
years Of age and over. Call Dover
1922 folS appointments.
January Is: Chest Clinic, Mil
ford, health unit, Shore Theater
Building, 10 a. m. and 4 p. m.
CEDAR MEETING - The Ever.
green Forset, No 49, Tall Cedars
Of Lebanon. viii hold a ceremonial
in the Dover School Social Hall on
January II.
It viii be the first ceremonial Of
the new year and the forest Is go
ing to Dover to pay honor to its
Grand Tall Cedar Thomas G. Rod
way Of Dover. The other officers
are Senior Deputy Grand Tall Ce-
/ dar Edgar Smith Of Seaford, jun
ior Deputy Grand Tall Cedar Harry
Dukes Of Millville, Scribe John G.
Jewell Of Milford, and Treasurer
Edwin Messick Of Milford.
There will be a parade at 1880
r. nj. with the Atlantic City Con-
vention prize winning band and
Rangers.
Major Roy Palmer and his Rang
ers are planning a large class Of
candidates to start the year off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

SILVER SPRING, st. Johns Parish
3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. nm, kit.
bath; 2-storv Colonial. $40 mo.
JU. 9-3490: after 8. 10. 5-4SO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

A co1as nas 4S e f Flint su9 asv. W Ses.
gate, Md, 5 blocks east Of west
moreland circle-3 bedrms.. pan
eled playrm. and study, elevated
screened porch: lge. attic with big
fan, cooling sleeping quarters effec-
lively. Good schools. shopping dis
trict, city transp. all within l0-min.
walk. Sl65 mo. OIL. 4-5S22 fo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

3 BEDRMS. or 9 bedrms. and den.
Detached. Reasonably priced. Near
or convenient to st. Agnes Episco-
pal School. Alex. Permanent resi-
dents with his. DAUGHTER. Give loca-
ton and price. Box 1857, Star. A.
RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS ExECU-
TIVE and wife desire nice modern
home in Arl. 2 or 3 bedrms.,
baths. rec. rm., partly furn. In
ment and laundry equipment OF
will accept completely furn. Mod
ern furn. only. No pets or chill
dren. VIII take care Of your
property IS II 1t were our own.
VIII sign lease. Box 419-A. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

MT, PLEASANT 9-rm. brick; 2
$1,000 dr., $76 mo. NO. 7-7626.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

- Delightful country
brick rambler on acre plus OF
developed landscape. Oversize liy.
baths, superb cleo. Kit, bsnat'.
board and rose fences. High value,
priced right. Call 10. 5-2655i
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HOUSES for SALE, NV. Cont.

CONN. AVE. vicinity: on Woodley pl.
n.w.-Brick: 8 rms. plus 8 enclcsed
porches. " baths; gar; nice loca-
ton should sell, $1,000: down,
S2.750. EDWIN L. ELLIS, 1910 YER
mont ave. RE. 7-5140.
EngliIs.hh .ty brick home with
Guiding huge library or family
room, powder room; 4 bedrooms. 3
baths on 2nd fl. This is a very
Impressive house at the price Of
EEpW. II. JONES 4 CO., INC,
F 6GsiHEx tGnn .Ms,e1 r; 81 AREA--im.
maculate detached 2-bedroom brick.
s. PHILLIPS. blks. to HARDY
grade school; few minutes to down
town BY streetcar or bus; S15,950.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. TAI.
G IssE; III oyVsSs - Small e -6edgm.
Open Sat. and sun, IS. Weekdays
by appt. AID. 4-2I59. %
MASS AVE. mr.. the Cathedral. the
embassies and the Naval Observa-
tory. Perfect for the professional
man; Fronting on 2 streets. II
vHs. pattis, poMuer rooms
small orchard. All this. in the heart
Of downtown Washington. Please
call INEz CUSHARD. EN-. 2-4232
MI. PLEASANT, s1es 18th St
Leaving city; lge. Low. home, IL
rms 3 baths; sacrifice. Du. 1875.
MT. PLEASANT e-rm. brick; 2
apis; 2 kits. 2 baths: good income.
$1,000 dr., $76 mo. NO. 7-7626.
SPRING VALLEY - Washington's
most beautiful garden community.
Ideal home for professional man
and family. 4 floor plan that lends
entertains. Reception hall. library,
screened enclosed summer porch
big bedrooms, 9 baths, 2nd floor,
Club room. garage with servants
quarter above. Priced below the
market at only 500. 500. Evenings,
cal o.. 676s7e: THos. J. FISHER
WALTER REED SHEPPARD PIX.
AREA, 1900 blk. 9Th st. NV
Immac.. semidet. brick; rms, IN
baths, .1st.h. powder rm.: rec. rm.
nice I'd: Ewes, RA. 6-2527. PRESS
REALTY CORP. ST. 1886. %
WILSON HIGH SCHOOL AREA -
Now vacant and ready. for inn
semdstached p' WITH the deO sraSt5vs
touch. packed full Of character and
charm. Three beautiful bedrooms. 2
baths, full daylight club room,
level rear garden. Convenient TO
everything, Asking S21,95O Eve
nings, call OIL. 6-6S76. THOS. j
r EE,IESNHER & GO. DI. 1880.
RAMBLER ea4Nns !; win IN Book & Greek PARK
foyer entrance. lge. liv. rm. with
stone firepl.. sep. din. rm.. modern
kit, paneled study. 5 bedrms.. 3M
baths. maids room. paneled rec.
rm. With Roman brick firepl.: fully
sss,5SSSSnl dI RHl g. soii lear Sarssse
ABOVE KALMIA ST, west Of 10th
in the lovely Colonial Village Sec
ton near Beach drive and entrance
to Rock Greek Park--Choicest loca-
ton luxurious brick home on q lot
l20 1T. wide. 6 rooms. 9 baths. 1st-
moor powder room. large finished
room on Bird floor; Recreation room,
breezeway to brick GARAGE. Price,
S35,950. A tremendous value. wants
quick inspection. Evenings. TIE. g.
2233;a 1. T. GRAVATTE, Reaitor.
NEW AIR:coNDITIoNED RAMBLER
and Colonials,. short drive to
FRANK M. DOYLE. Realtor. DI.
GRACIOUS CENTER HALL brick
Colonial home on beautifully land
scaped level lot. There is o large
living room, dining room. modern
Kitchen, powder room on LIST floor
twin-sized bedrooms, 2 baths on
porch: garage: in perfect Condition,
Call WO. $4,000 It'll o. EDW. II.
JONES & CO., INC, Chevy Chase,
d. c. %
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
'.oUsEs FURNISHED

GEE RGETOwN 3:bedrm. house with
I Z couple or 3 girls. $40 DOR.
0THY. @. WOOD, Realtor, DE
GEoRGETowN-Lse. iiy. rm.' din.
rm. opening onto garden: fireplaces;
PVT. driveway. . air-cond bedrms.
"a baths. lge. mod. kit: Nav ii
to Sept. 10; $500 mo. DE. 2-3059
BETHESDA, NIH-Lovely Cape Cod
on "a acre with 25 dogwoods: avail.
June ]; $3.50, Avail. unfinished.
a desired: THOMAS L. PHILLIPS,
CHEvY cHASE-3 bedrms., Q baths;
Je Sn. rm Il s screened sp9Teh;o Garde,n
CM Sssi Sh1 ,'' ARLTNGT6NG COM
pletely furnished 2-bedroom home:
large yard. fruit trees; adjacent to
shopping and transportation. Call
cSo,t.iGS T i en-, IIAAt s; WIIE9ii;,v coM
MuTING DISTANCE bedrms., 8
baths; delighttully furnished :, ~
hunting, fishing, swimming; facili.
ties for your riding horse available.
Immediate occupancy, FRANCES
POWELL HILL, Reaitor. DE. ..
4101, 1904. Goth st. NV. or Mrs.
Gray, Re, 3-lO34. -4
WALTER REED AREA-6-rm., bath,
semidet. brick nicely furn.: gar. /.
Oil heat; vac; Sl2b. DIXIE REAL
G M S9si SAi Ns.SssgI; ,r,,,., .,..u,
quiet breezy STS summer aqSI Or fi onsep
re, A-30l7 or IA. 2.766l.
CHEVY CHASE--3-bedrm. brk. Co.
lonial, TV. and automatic washer
blk. to Lafayette School, park and
bust 500. EN- 2.2216. MERRY
FIELD n WOOD. REALTORS. -,
. BEDRMs. baths, dntwn NV;
gu neat vac SI2n; 70 small adult
a-AAAn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ACTIVE MAN desires buy or part
nership proven business. What do
you have. Reply Box lisa, Star.
GOOD LOCATION. opticisn, pawn
broker; caperss; $500. zoe 2 st.
UsED-cAR LOT or parking lot 1882
l4th st. NV. $3.50. Ma. s-4639 or
CAFETERIA doing $3.50 daily; short
hrs; closed Sundays; near White
House: same owner 20 yrs. retir-
ing; low payroll; profitable. $1,000
Ga.snnr down viii handle; BOB HoL-
l 1 n M EXCLUSIVE sxsslt l4l1 Pa. ave
LIQUOR LICENSE. class A; sacrifice.
Clean stock; under $1,000. Box
Variety STORE. cheap. good ioca.
ton; can see after 8 pm. Ii. q
FOUNTAIN coNCEss1oNAiIRE
ley Drug store. Only TOP conces-
sionaire need apply References
HAMBURGER SHOP, little Tavern
style" oper., opp. Govt. bldg; So
600, terms. RIA. 6-6307, ME. S-9459
w AhNDlNu lNIEhlOh QecOrat-
ing and gift shop for sale in fast
growing Fairfax community. Eye
stopping premises available for
lease or sale. Adjoining land and
income producing duplex zoned
commercial also available. Terms.
MCLEAN n BEATTY. Ell. 6-4172 eyes.
GROCERY, air-cond., equipped; i'll
ness: must sac. BY OWNER, Alb. A.
1896. S1S Rhode Island ave. NV.
MIR. GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE
If you have $4,000 cash to in
vest in down payment you can
have q dry cleaning business that
paid its owner more than $4,000
net in 1855. All replies strictly con-
ndential. Please give financial ref
erences with your answer. BOX ST.
sGBsTi7HNNTIAL SALARY from be.
ginning; investment small. Call
USED G F1RN. STORE. plus 3 furn,
apis; cleanest in town. 800 b.
st. ne, Ii. 3-2S51 or 10. S-S2i2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN - Attractive house
to share with 8 bachelors; sunny
patio, easy parking; $5S. Ho.
GEORGETOWN-7-rm. house with
roof garden. to share with Young
protected Wis. ave; S67.50 no..
incl. utils. HUI. 3-796S. --3
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont. ,

CoLoRED@NR. DEPT. OF AGRI-
CULTURE, SIS MO.-5-RM. BRK.,
REDEC.; MOD. KIT. AND BATH;
GAS H.-W.H.
ST., 3-4415 Ia. 9-S749
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BELLE VIEW


ON BEAUTIFUL MT. VERNON
BLVD, SWIMMING pool. WADING
POOL. SCHOOL. FAIRGROUNDS,
COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER
ALL ON PREMISES.
One mile south Alex, 90 minis.
from downtown d. c., Pentagon,
main Navy and 10 minis. to Fort
Belvcir.
Resort atmosphere on spacious
grounds in country club area with
all city conveniences. Off-street
parking. Lowest rents including
above features in entire area.
l-BEpRooM APT. $50
s-s sEPs00s9 !5T. = sos to 500 3
INCLUDING ALL UTILITIES '''
FURN. APIS. ALSO AVAILABLE
Rental once. Sol Belle View blvd.
Open daily through Fri. o to o;
Sat. q to g.; Sun. noon till 8 pm,
PHONE so. $4,000 and so. S-s001
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COIORED-IeOe THIRD m sw-

COL0RED-leO6 THIRD ST. s.w.--
Sab s Sasn MOVE oss sst Vh a. pR sSst
CoIoREbSiSsS CoRcoRRN ST
NV. "a doors from 10th SITS
lse: airy rms, kit > bath. oil heat
Sll0. Key at Q32 X st. NV. ID
CoLoRED = l.l HAMILTON ST
CEDAR cos ems eo Sash Os e. .s SsiU cont ns
dry bsmt.. I'd. gar. adults. Si25
COLORED-sPAcIoUs.s.rm. bfiel
home At = ST.. Sc. SIS mo
BERGMAN REALTY Co. ST. 3.
9433.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

ARL.. 1 blk. Fort Myer. minis.
Pentagon, 10 minis. D. c.--New
as esi foi eh SaSs YSs park aps
S74 so. plus utils. Avail. May /.
1915 N. Quinn. ia. 7-66S7 after
DIN.
ARI. 2 BEDRMS., sep. din. rm.. mod.
apt. bldg; excel. ldry. facils.; mr..
utiis. RA. IA a- SSspp''' 'u'' S @S
AN APT. with pvt. pine rec. rm. Liv
rm.. bedrm., dinette, kitchen. z
closets, Ia baths. Fluorescent
lights. outside entr,; apt. bldg. /
blk. .Arl: Courthouse, blvd. stores.
, min. Pentagon. S115 incl. utils,
IA. T-926S ia. 2-5600.
FIRST MONTH FREE. lovely q
hedrm. apt close to buslines and
shoppins. 10 minis. from District;
MOVE I6iI us cEos Ga Is Is WORE WSRS. OAK
ridge Apis, / blk. Arl blvd, Court
house. Mr.. town. Pentagon. Fort
Myer. ! bus fare, but enjoy country
atmosphere. We are proud Of l.
bedrm; apis. SIS incl. utils. ia.
7.e20S, ia. 2-5600.
ARL.-Lge. 1-bedrm. apt. with liv.
AAh.' uinShbC huu HOu. XII, Plenty
OF closet space. ldry. and park. ia
cilities. Wired for air conditioner.
Shop. center and 2 buslines within
l block; Just q few minutes from
Pentagon. Navy Annex and down
town Wash: vacant May Is: SIT,
incl. all dtils. WAKEFIELD MAN
OR, INC, 1915 N. Court House
I'd, IA. $1,000. 10 am. to 5 pm.
Mon. through Fri. KE. 6-S431,
am. to 0 pm. ewes. Sat. and
Lee. e-BEDRM. APT. - Newly
painted. Choice Arl. location. Nr.
stores and transp. Mod. bldg. Far
better than most at SS7 with
all utils. IA. 7-2497. a
BEVERLY PLAZA SEC. - Roomy.
mod. 1-bedrm. apis; S64 .50-S69 80
mo-: shop, transp. excel; laundry
facil. Call res. manager, XII. 9-O947.
S74 UP. utils. ;ncl.--Close in; redec.
l-bedrm, apt. IN apt. bldg: mod.
retgr. and stove. auto. laund. facili-
ties; mr. stores and transp. EN-.
FT:.. STRONG vILLA-Look for
yilIlss. Lee hwy; 8 rooms: kitchen,
ARLINGTON--New de luxe duplex
apis. 2 and 3 bedrms. with rec.
rms; Some with fireplace and air
cond. Close in. convenient. From
SOS. 80. JA 0-65lS 4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
INCOMEI INCOMEl

Large house in 1900 block OF 10th
st. NV. baths, apis. aud rooms.
income quoted S732 mo. /;
$500 down payment.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave- RE. 7-bl4O
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si.Seo DoWNMse M;Mi fA4 4.bsd:
rm. brick home with large living
room. large din. rm., modern kitch-
en-; bathrooms. large rec: rm.:
with fish pond and shrubbery. Call
SIMPLER REALTY CO.. no. q
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VIC. WALTER REED

Excellent detached smaller home
ssttis estate. Cal Mrs. BsnnEs, Ma
$500 = p9r,. syss 'irego 7-ssoa. B9ss
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COLORED-WALTER REED AREA
POWDER ROOM LIST FLOOR. de-
tached 3-bedrm. brick home.
wall;;to-wall carpeting, firepl, in
washer. knotty- pine rec. rm. with
mirrored built-in bar. Diet. garage.
fenced yard. Reasonable terms
Call Mr.. MAURY. RA. 6-66S4.
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SPECIAL

COLORED-9-FAMILY APT,-Near
9TH and Rhode Island ave.
baths. 2 kits. : entr., lge. yard.
Vacant; like new. VIII rent for
$I30. S3O0-S500 down. Price.
$3.50. OWNER, ia. g-7O1O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

COLoRED-POwHATAN PL. AT 9th,
SsIS.sS0-unysually low price for
Gas h.-w.h.. built-in garage. Low
dGwn o pymt. N. NJ; NORTHERN
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HOME VALUES

500 n. Capitol st.-s rms. and
$40 Mass. ave. n.w.-l1 rms. 3
ll3 Urell pl. mes bedrms.. liv.
rm" din; KIT, bath. full bsmt. S125.
r. A. HUMPHREYS 81 SONS
> Mass Ave. Realtors, ma. $4,000
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COLORED-$305 DOWNS house,
AL legations. NO. 7-ssss. Nh

TC0LORED-l32S INGRAHAM ST.
Semidet brk.; 8 rms, 9 baths. de-
tached gar: lse. lot; pTieed e sell: ell
JU. 6-Tl93
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AURORA HILLS AREA

0T 1910 REALToR OF. 4.94iO
75S 23rd ST., 8. Arlinston, Va.
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COLoRED-UPPER NV, $1,000
Pc R9"N Srscie,1, brick home me
beGEms.. 2 baths, knotty-pine rec,
rm.,. large liv rm., mirrored wall
in din. rm.. modern kit, VACANT.
Gan SINDLER REALTY CO.. no.
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coLoRED-13th AND HAMILTON;
MoD R Ri. PET Bz RFFAAgT FIN B sMM4T
GAS ii. VIII, DEEP LOT, Def. GAR
ST. 3-4415 ia. 9-8749
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

c s{{B n S3eYlI,,; THE g.J HILL SK
BSMT., OIL H.-W.H.: $495 DOWN
ST. 3-4415 Ia. 9-S749
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
Council CoUrting
Repub. Group

SAN FRANCISCO, ~ l a. a.
The American Councll lol
Judaism, which was reoukeo
by the Democrats in Chlcago'
today presented statement 10
Republican Convention nele
declaring that IAN importanet NJ
and significant number T o. o.
Americans of Jewish talth 90
not-as Jews-have any spe,
cial policy to recommend 1ol' u
the conduct of the Uniteo
states Middle Eastern al-
fairs" ,oeont-
The memorandum, present
ed bv George l.. Levison vice,
president of the AmeriGdil
Council for Judaism, says lna' una;
"the religious faith OF Amer
can Jews is, in no sense wlld;- ,;
soever, committed to the 1 pUi,-
tical sovereignty OF the !, Mlo'
die East nation in Israer.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
Egyptions Wont
Oppose Canal
In Israel

LONDON, (JTA) - The
Cairo Radio, in a Hebrew
language broadcast, said to-
day that Egypt would not
oppose the building of a
canal in Israel parallel to
the Suez Canal, but warned
that such a project would
turn Israel into a colony OF
many foreign states"
An earlier broadcast on
the Egyptian HebreW-langu-
age service had accused
Zionist extremists" of try
ing to make common cause
with the West against
Egypt. The commentator ex-
pressed confidence how
ever, that Israelis were too
intelligent to be taken in by
Zionist Warmongering OF
this kind"
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
New Council
Delegate List

The new list of organization
al and community delegates
which will comprise the dele:
gate assembly of the 1862
Tucson Jewish Community
Council has just been released
by Mrs. Sol Kamin, secretary,
The delegates will nave
their first organizationall
meeting Sept. Is. Election OF
officers and the executive
board will be the main oroel
of business. The following Is
the list of official delegates:
Mrs Esther Appel, Mr.. Harry Boeol' M M
..";s Rerker. MRS. Phil Bessermon' m'
phil Bessermon, Robbi Albert !. o"SM
"A, P;ehord Bloch, Mrs. Al bosnos' W.
H~.Lrn Roven. Robbi Marcus Breger' m'
49,. priekmon. Mrs. Irving BUehmon' n' :
Soo.aa Ruebsboum, Mr.. Abe Chonin' mrs.
cLas;n Mrs. lido Cohen, mrs. LOUIS
49,, Mr. Art Dovs, Mrs. som Oeo,se"'
a.. Herber, Ebert, Mr.. Irving Fierson' "'s'
Al Fine, Mr.. Joe Fishmon.
Mrs. Emil Friedmon, Mr.. j. =. rI1e" LII
.,dIe, Mr.. Dovid Gorber, MIS-. AIex Se.S'
"A, Harry ciIbers, Mr.. Dovid N; ElnSpVs ~
~. Al GIiekmon, Mr.. Saunders soio'' M m's
S,;aoeI Or. Henry Stanford, MI. ne,
80 e. Mr. Morvin Volk, Mr. no''''
,,"-o, Dr.. Leonard Weinert MI: 3,o"e
vo;.sheroer. Mr.. chorles Whiteh'ii, MI; .
$50 Mr. Arthur Goldbovm, Mr. nY-
- caidbero. Mr.. Herman Coldsfe'n' "s
9iu,a, coIdwyn, Mrs. Mox 0oodmo"' wv
M. Gordon. Mr. Harry Corodess.
"A. co,don creenwold, Mr.. A,,no'
oId Mr.. /. H. hondmokeI' ms
''. u,rd;emon, Mr.. Joe hinds' ~"
mom.e u;1ssh. Mrs. Merrill holPert. mrs
t' wv w,r,;n Mr.. Jud Kane, Mr. s'on,e,
20, La, MRS. Henry II. Koutmonn' ""
Hen,v l. Koufmonn, Mr.. moS"e" '
M,s Morris Kleinermon. ,..L K,en.
M, Morris Kleinermon, Mr.. JON "A,
:. IA, KorI Korn, Mr.. Dovid Mone'1 go
Mu,,ov Leof, Mrs. |. levinson, N"S' M, J.
,as,Loyvitz. Mr. Jock lichtens,e'"i . IA
Mnndelboum, Mrs. !. morSo"S' ~ oti.
MorooIis, Mrs. HorY M,,'e'' H,: Ioe
M;IIer. Mrs. Som B. m'''e'' 1--WE"
a.. ,oe Myerson, Mr.. stonley NeV,ns
m,s Henry okrent, Mr.. Irving n, osmo Mr
Mo,hon D. Perlmon, MRS: roo' s. Mes,o,
w. Roekoff, Mrs. som Reis'e,. W." mor,i< c,
eeos Mrs. Geo. Rosenboum, MI ' w,. M
Rossoboum, Roos1 ~ Mr.. Seymour Roth Mrs. !"
Schoeffer. e.L,a;de,
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a. Sv schulmon, Mr.. Sy sSnS,'" .St "a. Al,
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S;U,on Or. Moriin Snyder. Mr. eSnnooort ou
M. Ge0, s,tS,zbonk, Mrs. Fred sehui1bo"'
rnd Mrs. Irving Fierson.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
Z,
1YE}3k|a22sI

several candidates but l never
expected the organized drive
that is being conducted by
Averell Hartman, From Gov.
ernor Hartman and his sup
porters I have received, in ad-
dition to the usual letters, a
magazine called the Hartman
Digest, resembling another
well known digest, a recording
from Hartman with a person
al message and even an lnVl-
tation by phone from Harrl-
man supporters to meet him
in Albuquerque at no ex-
pense to me.
Although I am a Stevenson
supporter, 1 couldn't help be-
ing impressed with all this at
tention and hard work.
PART OF THE CANDI-
DATES campaign to WOO del
egates is the giving of par
ties and receptions. On Sun
day Adlai Stevenson held a
reception in honor of Mrs.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
BotfeId New
Youth Prexy

Four members of the Young
Adult Group recently attend
ed the Western States Jewish
Youth Conference in Banning,
Calf. where Joel Botfeld of
Tucson was elected president.
Lori Olshansky, also of Tue
son, was named historian.
Also attending from Tucson
were Vicki Fiori, and Herman
Shindell.
The Young Adult Group has
a busy program in operation.
A bridge group meets every
Tuesday with professional les
sons on the second and fourth
Tuesday nights. In the plan
ming are a picnic on Mt. Lem
mon on Aug. 19 and a night
hayride and Weiner roast on
Aug. 26.
New appointments for the
group are Estelle Hitler as
executive vice-president and
publicity chairman; Sue
Schneck, secretary; Lois Co
hen, service chairman and
named to the executive board
were Dotty Fishman, Audrey
Goldberg, Herman Shindell,
Lois Fink and Mitchell Gold
man. Currently an extensive
membership campaign is un-
derway. The group welcomes
all young adults, 18 and over.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
Inside the Convention:
They Eye The Delegate

Eleanor Roosevelt and on
Monday Governor and Mrs.
Hartman gave a party at the
Hilton Hotel.
I wish there were more can
didates for president and more
active campaigning for the
vice-presidency. But then l
console myself by fe elm g
sorry for the Republican dele
gates who do not have even
this much to look forward to.
WHAT TO EXPECT in Chi
cago? 1 predict the comol-
nation of Stevenson and Ke-
fauver will head the Demo
cratic ticket. These men with
their different methods OF
campaigning and different
personalities should compile
ment each other very well.
Such a combination will offer
a special challenge to the Re-
publicans in that both men
are considered presidential
material.
By the time you read this
the convention will be nearly
over. l will try to report to
YOU from Chicago the impress
sions of an amateur in poll
tics.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
Rv AARON PAUL

In the four weeks since L
was fortunate enough TO De
named as a delegate to the
democratic National Conven-
ton, I have been called the
Honorable Aaron Pauf Dy
Adlai Stevenson, Averell Har-
riman. Paul Butler and many
other notables, including one
firm that offered pocket-slle
telescope for only $1,000. Ihis
company guaranteed that the
telescope would solve all my
problems at the convention.
HAD EXPECTED to re-
ceive correspondence from the