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The Arizona post., 1956-10-26

carry the important post of
1857 chairman of the Com
bined Jewish Appeal.
this is the 10Th year of
the Tucson CJA and it is a
very important campaign.
With the great needs this year
so obvious We are going out
to raise a goal of $133,OO0 and
hope that by the time we fin
ish the campaign we will have
raised even more. With the
marvellous division heads I
have to work with, 1 feel we
can attain our important
goal"
Mr.. Ginsburg, a veteran
civic leader and owner of drug
stores here, announced that
Mr.. Lew Davis has accepted
the important post Of chair
man of the advance gifts divi-
sion.
Named co-chairmen with
Ginsburg were Rabbi Albert
T. Bilgray, Mr.. Harry Gilberg,
Mr.. Henry H. Kaufman, Mr..
David Kramer, Mr.. Morris c..
Rosenbaum and Mr.. Morris
Shanhouse.
DIR. OTIS MILLER will be
chairman of the professional
division; Mr.. Morris Becker
chairman of the trade divi-
sion; DR.. Martin Snyder chair
man of the general solicita-
tions division and Mr.. Charles
Whitehill chairman of the
young married division.
Mr.. Abe Chanin again will
serve as public relations chair
man for the Combined Jewish
Appeal.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
Knesset Backs Premier

wound up the debate with
a Scathing attack on critics
of his policy and an admo.
milton to the United States
(which can and must add
equipment to balance the
enemy's considerable adj
vantage"
The Israel premier lashed
out at Col. Canal Abdel
Nasser of Egypt, warning
the Knesset that our great.
est and real enemy is the
Egyptian fascist dictator,
Col. Nasser, who seeks to
annihilate Israel, which he
publicly proclaimS. and
wishes to rule the Arab
world"
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26

Gordon said, are distributed
outside school grounds but
the ADL-CRC received COM
plants that a teacher was di-
recting youngsters to the
Bible distributors and letting
them out of class early to get
the Bibles.
Mr.. Gordon said the super
intendent advised the commit
tee such actions would not be
allowed in the future.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
NAMES IN THE NEWS 7

NAMES IN THE NEWS ...- DR. Judd L. Teller
has been named political secretary of the World Zion
ist Organization DR.. Nahum Goldman, president
of the Jewish Agency will receive the Hebrew Unver-
sitv-Solomon Bublick public service award for 1896
James Haff New York Times correspondent
was declared persona non grata for alegedly eVaong
Israeli censorship Mary Frances Hagan, us.
citizen. has begun serving Is months imprisonment
for cr,,;no AGAINST Israel Dr. Ivo Samkalden
has been appointed minister of justice in the Meth
erlands cabinet thus becoming the fourth Jew in that
country to hold cabinet post Dr. David b.
Altman president-elect of the American Medical AS
sociaton, was installed at special service at Beth
Israel Temple in Atlantic City, NJ. Rabbi Eli
melech g. Mzrachi leader and member of the presl-
di,1m of the World Zionist Organization died IN
Jerusalem
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
David GinsbUrq
Will Head 1857
CJA Campaign
Civic Leader, Druggist Accepts Post;
Sets Cool Of Key Drive At 5000

Mr. David NJ Ginsburg has accepted the general chair
manshp the 1857 Combined Jewish Appeal the
key Embarrassing campaign of the Jewish community.
In accepting the general chairmanshp Mr. Ginsburg
cared "I thank the Jewish community for allowing to
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
VA Is Asked To Consider
Non-Bius In Frat Leases
GSee page 81

Tucsons ADL-CRC committee is discussing with the
Arizona restrictions which would block the
leasing fratenites practcng discrimination
Gordon. chairman of the AntiDefamatiOn
Community Relations Committee. reported the
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
The Arizona Post s.
World Report
LA Digest of Jewish World News
Khrushchev Sharply Raps Zionists

NIKTTA S. KHRUSHCHEV, leader of the Commu-
MIST Party in Russia injected an antsemitic note in his
angry talks with Polish leaders Khrushchev was re-
ported saying Russian blood has been spilled Tor the
liberation of Poland and now you (Wladyslaw Gomu-
ka Polish eader) want to turn the country over to
Americans and to the Zonists" 80. In Washington
it was reported that Hal Amin e Husseini the notorl-
GUS Grand Muft of Jerusalem" and Hitler aide,
may shortly visit Communist Yugosavia in quest OF
volunteers for Arab forces
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
Miss Egypt Rebuffed Peace Plea

RINA WEISS, Miss Israel, was rebuffed by MISS
Egypt in peace attempt during the Miss World beauty
contest The London Daily Sketch reported that Miss
Weiss passed note to the Egyptian girl reading Long
live peace between nations Miss Egypt, the news
paper said, refused to endorse the note The 18th
annual observance of Jewish Book Month VIII be
celebrated from Oct. 26 to Nov. 26 ... Former
President Harry S. Truman has received the l9oo
America Israel Friendship Award of the Mlzracm
Womens Organization Labor Zonists meeting In
Lakewood NJ have issued call to American Jewry
to strengthen Jewish cultural activities in the United
States in both the Yiddish and Hebrew languages
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
THELIGHTER SIDE

THE LIGHTER SIDE .... Things aren't any dt-
ferant in Israel Just as in the u.s. statistics reveal
+b.t women live longer than men. The average life
nectancv for women in Israel is TO- The average life
snan for Israeli men is three years less at 67.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
Peace Up To Arab States

BERL LOCKER, member of the Israel parl1a-
ment declared at New York press conference that
Israel will not start war but that peace along the
Arab-Israel borders depends entirely upon the actions
of the Arab states Mr. Locker will make tWo-month
US tour on behalf of the 33rd annual Israel Hlstadru
campaign which this year seeks $5,5OO,OOO In
Cleveland damage of $150,O0O was assessed following
a fire which broke out in new building on the site OF
the Tese Yeshiva College campus
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26

Dept. Of Library & Archives
State Capitol
Phoenix, Arizona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
AMERICAN GIRL BULLFIGHTER
SERIOUSLY GORED I'M MEXICO

zACATECAS. Mexico E1.-Patricia Mccormick. Amer
girl bulghter gored yesterday in the left thigh
and her condition Is grave the sports newspaper Este
reported today.
Pat, in her middle 20s has been gored three times
before She critically injured September 1854 at
Cudad Acuna Mexican border when she caught
the of giant bull she turned her back to
in gesture of bravado. The bull charged and impaed
her on his horns.
The Big Spring, Tex girl who left school In 1851 to
become matador returned to the bull ring last April at
Laredo and later again appeared at Ciudad
Acuna awarded both and the tail Of her first
BULL the symbol Of good fight, and ovation from the
crowd.
Esto said Yesterdays accident occurred while Patricia
practcing with animals at the Torrecas breeding farm
here She thrown into the air by OF the bulls
the paper said rushed Aguas Caentes hospital by
The paper said DR.. Oscar Herman
DEE called her condition grave.
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Arkansas Governor
Hits at Inteqrution

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Jan. %
R-Gov. Orval Faubus said to-
day that approximately IS per
cent Of all people In Arkansas
are opposed TO integration Of the
races at this time"
He emphasized the "all" and
added that II cannot be q party
to any attempt to force accept
ance of q change to which the
people are so overwhelmingly OPP
posed"
About one-fourth of Arkansas
population is Negro.
Until today. Gov. Faubus had
had little to say on indignation.
Most of his comments had been
noncommital
Recently both Gov. Faubus and
Attorney General Tom Gentry,
considered a possible candidate
for the governorship nominal
ton in this years Democratic
primaries. had been under fire
by pro-segregationists. who ac-
cused them Of refusing to take
a stand or of favoring racial in
tegration.
IF complete indignation ever
comes to Arkansas, it will be a
slow process Gov. Faubus de-
clared in a statement. mo one
can predict with accuracy
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Tunisia Rebels
|Hif in Raids

TUNIS. Tuiisia. Jan. % (P.
The new Tunisian government
closed q trap today on ultra
Nationalist who want to re-
nounce recent agreements with
France and join hands with re-
belling Algerians. The govern
ment thus appeared to have
taken a firm stand against mill
tary strife with France.
The leader Of Tunisia's die
hards, Salah ben Youssef, evaded
police and Is In hiding, but half
Ia dozen Of his lieutenants were
rounded up. including the d.
rector Of the Yousefist news
paper.
Ben Youssef was In exile be-
fore the French Tunisian agree
ments were signed last summer
and has denounced them con-
tinually since his return. He may
he heading for Cairo where he
has many contacts formed dur
ing his exile, which was also
partly spent in Geneva and New
York.
Police questioned about 1000
persons in the raids. They began
at dawn today after a month Of
investigations. started when ter
rorism first began to reappear in
Tunisia. Close to 100 arrests are
known to have been made. Po-
lice. acting under orders Of Tu-
nissan officials and courts, also
reported Selling quantities Of ex-
plosives. uniforms, cash and
arms at Ben Youssef's headquar-
tiers.
The agreements, reached after
negotiations begun by then
French Premier Pierre Mendes-
France in 1854, give Tunisian
gradually increasing control Of
their internal affairs and reserve
only defense and foreign rela-
tons to the French.
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SowmiII Worker
Shot Dead in Row

RALEIGH, Miss, Jan. % (P.-
An autopsy disclosed tonight that
a Negro sawmill worker died
from bullet wounds received in
an argument with his white boss
and not from injuries in a subse-
quent automobile crash.
The examining doctor said Ed
ward Duckworth, 20, was shot
five times with a 80 caliber pistol
yesterday at Mize. At first it was
thought that Duckworth might
have died in an automobile &C
cident when his brother. who was
not otherwise identified, fed with
him from the scene at 80 miles
an hour and overturned.
District Attorney Billy Little
of Smith County scheduled q pre-
liminary hearing Monday on
murder charges filed against
sawmill and grocery store opera
tor Grover Luckey.
Mr.. Luckey. so, contended he
fired in self defense when Duck
worth. drunk and claiming to
have a pistol, reached into. his
shirt during an argument over q
loan. *ssi
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w. H. Krous to Talk
AT Jewish Center

THE Uniflcation of Germany"
will be the subject of the third
lecture In a series on world af-
fairs at the Jewish Community
Center at $3.50 pm. Tuesday.
Wolfgang H. Kraus. of the po-
litical science department of
George Washington University
will discuss his observations
formed in a recent trip to Ger
many.
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The representatives Of Russia
and the others making up the
alliances Political Advisory Com
mittee also signed a foreign
policy declaration renewing their
proposal for a collective Euro
pean Security System, which the
West has regarded with disfavor
in the past. 1t declared 1.-THE dam
ger Of a new war is being in
creased by the ornaments race"
Under the European security
military alliances of
both East and West would be
abolished. The declaration pro-
claimed that in the preliminary
stage only a portion Of the Eu-
ropean states would be included.
but the Soviet Union. Britain.
France and the United States
would have membership.
Would Create Zone
The declaration also urged
of a zone in Europe in
which the strength of rival
armed forces would be agreed
upon. This was a proposal of
Soviet Foreign Minister v. NJ.
Molotov at the Foreign Ministers
Conference in Geneva last fall.
The declaration proposed that
no troops stationed in Germany
including those Of the rival
German armies - be equipped
with atomic weapons and that
necessary controls" be set up.
1t was proposed that countries
on the frontiers Of the Soviet
bloc should sign nonagression
pacts with their Communist
neighbors. regardless Of their
present military ties.
1t was suggested. for instance.
that Turkey should sign one with
the Soviet Union. that Italy
should sign one with Albania and
that similar pacts should be con-
cluded between West Germany
and Czechoslovakia and Greece
and Bulgaria. p
Soviet Marshal Ivan s. Konev
was confirmed as commander in
chief Of the unified forces. and
a communique indicated each OF
the nations had a deputy TO
serve under him. 1t named East
Germany's Defense Minister Will
Stoph as lone of the deputy
commanders"
The alliances secretariat and
a standing commission to handle
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reigning royalty to this century
old British colony.
They received an ovation from
fantastic throngs. ranging from
the half-naked to dignitaries in
the height OF Nigerian and Euro
pean fashion. 1t was a mixture of
cheers and tom tom language.
Tonight's dinner of chicken
and barracuda followed a drive
through the damned streets of
Lagos and a reception for the
more than 100 journalists ac-
companying the royal tour.
Conditioned
An ancient air-conditioning
device cooled the queen as she
sat with so guests at a T-shaped
table in Gov. Gen. Sir James
Robertson's white three-storied
mansion. They were attended by
80 stewards.
The air-conditioning is done
by punkahs-fans made of q
dozen wide blades suspended
high over the table; a man out
side pulls a rope which moves
the blades to and fro. stirring
up breezes that give relief from
the heat, but do not rifle a lady's
hairdo.
While the queen dined with
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African notables crowds of curl
GUS Nigerians passed in endless
parade outside the mansion to
admire the floodlighting. They
were prodded along by police in
khaki shorts and carrying clubs.
The reception for the newspa-
Ipermen was held in the garden
Iof the Governor Generals man
sion. The queen stood on the
steps leading down to the garden
and shook the hand of each
Inewspaperman. She had a smile
for each, but the Duke Of Edin-
burgh took over the conversation.
Calm and Collected
The temperature was in the
rnid-80s when the queer arrived.
She was calm and unfiustered as
she stepped from the plane.
She wore a white rose-figured
dress, a pink straw hat and OPEN
toed white shoes. The Dukeswas
in an admiral's white uniform
with purple sash Of the Order
Of the Garter.
Tribesmen who for days had
locked to Lagos from deep bush
country let out a great shout
Of "ekaba" ~welcome" in the
Yaruba language and "kabiyesi"
CLong Live the Queen!D
This capital city of 100000 re-
verberated with the music of
strange instruments, the most
Stirring of which were the jun
gle drums which pounded out
welcome" in their mysteriously
exciting language.
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foreign policy problems are to
have headquarters in Moscow.
1T was decided that the
political consultative COMMITTEES
would meet whenever necessary
but at least twice a year to dis
cuss questions arising from i'm
fermentation of the Warsaw
treaty" the communique said
Meetings will be presided over
by representatives of each coun-
try in turn"
The delegates were guests to-
night at a reception at Hradcany
Palace given by Czech President
Antonin Zapotocky.
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.MoIIet Names
New Cabinet Of
Center Parties

PARIS, Jan. % (R.-Premier.
designate Guy Mollet wants ex-
Premier Pierre Mendes- France
his Republican front ally. as vice
premier in his prospective new
government. Mr.. Mollet dis.
closed the tentative cabinet lis
tonight.
The list is notable on severa
counts:
1t is made up almost entirely
Of men from the Republican
Front. q minority combine 1.or
| in the National Assembly of Mr.
Mollet's Socialists and the Radi'
cal-Socialist followers Of Mr.
Mendes-France.
1t contains no Communists
though Communist votes may bt
necessary to put the cabinet ir
power.
It is relatively small. with IL
prospective members.
Mr.. Mollet chose Socialist
Christian Pineau as his Foreign
Minister designate. though Mr..
Mendes-F France held that job
before and wanted to tackle 1t
again.
A Negro from the Ivory Coast,
Felix Houphouet- Boigni, was
named a minister without port
folio. attached to the Premier's
office.
CatrOux for Algeria
The minister for FESTIVE Al
geria was given to Gen. Georges
Catroux. a career officer and
diplomat who has no political
affiliation and is not a member
of Parliament. Algeria is re-
garded as the No. l problem for
Mr.. Mollet If his government
receives parliamentary approval
next week. Gen. Catroux. a for
mer Ambassador to Moscow,
took a lage part in the negotia-
ton last year that returned Sui
tan Sidi Mohammed Ben Yous-
lsef to the Moroccan throne.
For defense, Mr.. Mollet
picked Maurice Bourges-Maun-
curry. a Radical Socialist who
served while as Interior Min
lister in the outgoing government
of Edgar Faure.
Mr.. Bourges- Maunoury re-
signed from Mr.. Faure's cabinet
when Mr.. Faure, also a Radical
Socialist. decided on dissolution
of the Assembly, making new
elections necessary. In opposing
dissolution. Mr.. Bourges- Maun-
curry was firmly on the side of
Mr.. Mendes-France
Others Appointed
Other names on the tentative
list. released to newsmen. were:
FRANCOIS MlCCerano, member OF
the tiny Democratic and Social
Union of the Resistance, Minister
lot State for Justice: Jacques
Chaban-Delmas. a Social Repub-
lican, minister Of State for Vet
Grams; Robert LaCoste. Socialist,
Economic and Financial Affairs;
Albert Gazier, Socialist Social At
fairs. presumably including labor
matters; CASTOR Defferre. Social
list mayor Of Marseille, Overseas
Territories: Rene Billieres, Radi-
cal Socialist. Education:, Senator
Gilbert Jules RADICAL Socialist,
interior.
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whether IT will ever be accom-
plished or how SOON"
1T should be obvious" he
added. that centuries-old Gus
toms and regional traditions can
not be changed overnight-esen
by court edict.
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Benefit Recital

A benefit organ recital will be
presented by Kenneth Goodman
at $3.50 pm. Tuesday in All Souls
Memorial Episcopal Church, Ca
lthedral avenue and Woodley
place NV. The proceeds will 60
to the District Organists' Guild
scholarship fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
East Germany Lines Up
Warsaw Arms Pact
BY TOM REEDY
AOINN
Assnciated Preas ForeiRn Correspondent

PRAGUE Czechoslovaka, Jan 28-Soviet Russia and hel
European satellites tonight formally took East Gemanys
into their Warsaw Pact military alliance.
Formed to countebalance NATO the alliance
expanded unity the military forces Of countries with
million population ana bring them under Moscows direction
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Throngs, Toni oms Hail
Queens nigeria Visit

LAGOS, Nigeria. Jan. % Q41-Queen Elizabeth wearing
glittering tiara and skybue satin presided
African Colonial state dinner here tonight 1t the
tour of sweltering Nigeria.
The monarch and her husband the Duke Edinburgh
arrived by plane this morning from London
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HANDBAG, black with $40 rent, salary,
papers. Vicinity 9th and K streets NV.
Or on bus Thursday evening. Reward
EN- 2-3140. 29'
MALMUTE, resembles huskey, male, tan
and white, 10 yrs old, choke collar
children's pet. Reward. il. +-4726.
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LOST

BEAGLE. male. brown, black and white,
tag. 1852 vic. kensington, Nd. OIL. -
a306 80
ECKER PUPPY, red fawn. black mask,
| droopy ear; vic. Colmar Manor. Md.
REWARD. WA. 7-4432.
8RACELET. gold scarab. Of great senti.
van 5o Ssas e %o S" sIss Contact MRS
CHIHUAHUA DOG. Please return. He
was picked up in his yard. zoe. Balti-
more I'd. Rockville We loved him So
m n.S sna miss (. him V te 5sS az. win
2-4315'
Dog, Cairn terrier puppy; Mon. vic.
s ssei. 5a III a. Taking d'''smD'r
DOG. red pekinEese, female: vic. Fort
p Myef yk T. 2A!s 5I little crippled sisr'
resembies German Ger e sheps se d.ee Ans a 70
1881. go
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c cis G IL a bFapeh rd' and siiso ave
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tus": reward. KE. 7-1406.
DOG, brown, small. smooth-haired: vic.
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80
DOG. Irish setter. male. red, lost in
,:: ,s3s s snavi ps to ave NAN:
reward. LU. 4-7273. 40
DOG. black cocker spaniel about Q mos. !;
Oak View. HE. l-4422
EYEGLASSES tchild'O. Reward. Lu.
EARRING, Mexican silver, amethyst
A ;ssHf . Jd. Sy-s lSsh and NV sd re-
G poiss ess. Inst is.s suFs Hp vic Needs
bet. 18th and 18th NV. Reward. Call
GLOVES. one pair heavy. white knit.
Columbia I'd. and Ontario pl. co.
GREAT. DANE. .brindle, Hillandsis area,
reward. HE. 4-4706. 80
HANDBAG, black with $40 rent. salary,
papers. Vicinity 9th and X streets NV,
Fl pu on a egs Thursday evening. Re SS.
MALMUTE, resembles huskey. male. tan
and white. 10 yrs old. choke collar
chiidren's pet. Reward. il. +-4728;
PURSE, lady's: lost in the vic. OF st
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hlNu-blaHOuu COCKTAIL IluKs beLncSub
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SCHNAUZER,. male, dark gray. cropped
ears and tail: Wed, 3 pm, the Mclean
Vienna district: $50. REWARD. il.
2-Sll5
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NV: reward. I'm. 2-s739. --29
WATCH, gold, small blue metal attached:
sTes SAT- a s.m e0 Reward .n0 GG. aeeasa
WEDDING BAND. 1s-earat gold; while
shopping downtown Jan. rs. Reward.
WRIST H1agpry %ATS Gill;. lady. S3sga small
1903. Phone EN-. 2.eS76. 2s'
Sa5 REWARD for inform alton leading to
ladders AD 4.8sSS. @so
$1,000 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
naU IiI51t REVENUE BOND, series 4,
ssss gss P sGEss Re %sssSn
18TH st. NV MA. S-4322. al
ner ring with 90 diamonds and Aus
M sEai snO saPDMs ME- s cs Mrs. Bonnet so
FOUND
DOG, foreign breed dog. Identity. LU.
2-0114.
DOG. small, black, long hair. large, vart
W %o. i' et.s ffss. desperately ns'o' nome
BEAGLE, male, brown ears. with chain
collar: Lorraine ave-, Silver Spring. Nd.
~. 9-s160.
YOUR DOG OR CAT may be at the
shelter OF the ARLINGTON ANIMAL,
WELFARE LEAGUE. Come In or call
IA. 10000. 80
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GLOVES. one pair heavy. white knit.
mans size: sentimental value: vic.
Columbia I'd. and Ontario pl. CO.
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PURSE, lady's: lost in the vic. OF st
betw Is and 18th NV. Jan. Is: very
important Reward LII 3-O322 so
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GREAT DANE. brindle, Hiiiandaie area.
reward. HE. 4-4706. 80
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RING--Diamond cocktail ring; Bethesda
REWARD OIL 6-bb64 20
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SCHNAUZER, male. dark gray, cropped
ears and tail: Wed, 3 pm, the Mclean
Vienna district: $50. REWARD. JE.
u-Rl1h
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EARRING. Mexican silver, amethyst
stone: vicinity 10th and L NV: re-
ward. JU. 9-915S. 80
GLASSES, lost Thurs: eve; Needle
bet 18th and 18th NV. Reward. Gail
EN- 2-2626
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DOG. black cocker spaniel. about 8 mos |;
ans. to Winnie; lost Fri. pm. vic. OF
Oak View. HE. 4-4422.
EYEGLASSES tchild'O. Reward. LU.
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WATCH. lady's. gold; vic. Wis. and West
ern ayes. or 5000 blk. Macomb ct