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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-13
Goings-On
At The
Cen+er

Operation of pre-School pro-
gram under Jewish Community
Center auspices will get u n d 1
way this Friday, it was announced
today by Reuben Bennett, center
activities director.
Sessions of the halliday nursery
school for 8, 4, and 5-year-olds will
be held every weekday morning
throughout the year at the Center
1910 East Camelback Road.
Enrolment will be limited to 30
children. Registration may still be
made by calling the center, CIR
4-5407. Fee is $40 per month for
center members but scholarships
are available. Arrangements have
been for transportation at So per
week.
Head teacher for the pre-school
program will be Mrs. Liesel Ne
heimer, former teacher and super
visor at the Cleveland Day Care
Association. She will be assisted
by one teacher for every 10 child
rem enrolled.
MEMBERSHIP in the Golden
Age Group sponsored by the Jew
ish Community Center has almost
reached the 100 mark, Philip ST.
mon, treasurer of the senior citi-
zen's group, has announced.
The program of Wednesday ses-
SionS includes a business meeting,
entertainment and speakers, cards
and other table games, group sing
ing. and refreshments. Committees
responsible for each phase of the
program are co-ordinated by Mrs.
Sylvia Mallen, center staff mem
ber.
Out-of-town visitors are welcome
to participate. Bus transportation
to and from the center is available
to all who telephone the center of
flee by the day before the meet
ings.
THE CENTER Adult Club will
hold it's annual paid-up member
ship party at 1880 pm. Jan. %.
Dancing and entertainment will
follow a buffet supper. Members
will be admitted free.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-13

Slr.
Our State Department has called
the Israeli-Egyptian-Syrian crisis
"a serious situation in the Near
East" but l would like to point
out critical situation in the Unit
ed States.
AS ZioniSts We support and aid
Israel to the best of our abilities.
During the present crisis we are
extending ourselves even m o e..
But how many of us know how
seriously the situation in the near
East is affecting the Jews in the
United States?
THIS YEAR the National Asso-
citation of Federations of Syrian
and Lebanese American Clubs
have earmarked $3.50, 900 to a pro-
gram of anti-Israeli propaganda in
this country. Do not for a moment
think that the Israeli Jews alone
are under attack.
To effectively destroy a belief,
or a government, you must first
attack its supporters. We Ameri-
can Jews are destined to be ma
ligned by a carefully organized
and highly financed group of pro-
pagandists who will try to turn
the tide of public opinion not only
against the State of Israel, but
against the American Jew, the
major supporter of Israel.
WATCH YOUR local papers and
see how many Arabian-Lebanese-
Syrian speakers appear b r e
Phoenician groups. They t a l k
about the near East-but their aim
is to ALLEVIATE and defame the Jew
ish communication we are the
steel girders in the Israeli edifice.
The public which these Anti
Israeli and Anti-Semitic speakers
reach, are not as vitally concerned
as we are with the crisis and
therefore they are not as informed.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-13

land to the best advantage.
They do not need any of Israers
5000 square miles of territory.
It is not the land, but the gesture
that is wanted. And yet, it is GER
tain that the gesture will not ap-
pease them, for they have de-
clared repeatedly and vehemently
that even if Israel consisted only
of Tel Aviv, they would not accept
her existence.
NO, AN OFFER by Israel to cede
territory to the Arab states would
not bring peace to the Middle
East. It would simply be one more
concession to Arab hard-headed-
ness, which demands the destruc-
ton of Israel-nothing less.
And we, as Americans, find such
a program insupportable for two
reasons. First, Israel is an inter-
nationally recognized state, built
up by pioneering labor in long
neglected area. Secondly, it is a
democratic nation = a precious
commodity = and therefore not
expendable.
In the words of Senator Wayne
Morse of Oregon, "Under our for
eign policy, America does not walk
out on freedom. The beachhead of
freedom in the Middle East is Is
rael, which is surrounded by an
economic order of medieval feud-
aliSm."
THE PRESIDENT of B'nai Birth,
Philip M. Klutznick, made strong
statement in criticism of the effort
to force Israel to give up some of
her land to the Arab states.
Whom do we contemplate ap-
peasing in the Middle East?" he
asked. Egypt? Saudi Arabia? Or
the Communists? The price pro-
posed has been set in the Kremlin
not in Cairo"
Asking Israel to pay as a price
with soil precious to it, because of
Russian intervention in the Middle
East, has an element of immoral
ity which is inconsistent with
American purpose and information
al leadership" he declared.
"In this treacherous period" he
pointed out, "the most important
asset of our nation is the spirit of
it's people. Appeasements and SELL
out can destroy the spirit of a
people,"
He concluded that "our only
hope is our ability to maintain a
solid moral position of supporting
democratic people who seek free
dom and peace, whether Arab or
Israeli or any other freedom-lov-
ing people. So long as we do not
appease, we have the possibility
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-13
Zionists To Hear
Of Israel Lnports

Amnon Bar-neSs, vice president
of the Israel Securities Corporation
and Western States representative
of Ampal-American Israel Corpor-
alton, will be guest speaker at an
American Zionist Council meeting
at $3.50 pm. this Thursday at the
Jewish Community Center.
Bar-ness will discuss the impor-
tation of commodities for Israel by
Ampal-American and will show a
movie on. the recent Israel o l
strike.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-13

SAY YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-13
The World Over

of winning an honorable peace and
a better world"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-13
Births

A son, Michael Latham, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Honig of 10131s
w. Jefferson, Dec. %. A grand
mother, Mrs. Mary I. Honig, and
great-grandmother, Mrs. Ella
Strimling, reside at 9O8 N. Fourth
st.
A daughter, Cherryl Lynn, born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Brakeman
of 1923 E. Glenrosa, Dec. 25.
Grandparents are Mr.. and M r S.
Jack Kaman of 2346 E. Harvard
and Mrs. A. Brakeman of 1923 E.
GlenroSa.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-13

of winning an honorable peace ana
a better world"
A TREASURED American ira
dition is the principle of separation
of church and state, which has
helped over the years to build a
united and loyal citizenry and an
| invincible nation.
Judge Simon H. Rifkind, chair
man of the national executive
board of the American Jewish
Committee, recently expressed his
fear that this principle was being
endangered by the drive to intro
duce religious instruction in our
schools.
"It is urgent" he told the Ameri-
can Jewish Committee, that our
children learn to appreciate the
wide variety of ethnic and religious
backgrounds in our national life.
However, along with this under
standing must go clear recog-
milton of the right of religious dis
sent, a freedom so many often ig-
more. We do so at our own peril,
because the right not to believe
is indigenous to freedom of con-
science and basic to the vital
American principle of separation OF
church and state"
He expressed his hope that re-
ligious teaching continue to be a
task of church, synagogue, and
home, and that children in the
public schools be spared the anxi-
eties and tensions and division
which religious indoctrination
would bring to the classroom.
THE LADIES debated, and their
subject was one to arouse discus
sion, if not controversy, in many
quarters.
Shall women serve as rabbiS?
Jane Evans, executive director of
National Federation of Temple Sis
terhoods, upheld the affirmative
of the question before an audience
in Brooklyn's Union Temple last
month.
The National Jewish Post reports
that she went so far as to predict
ordination of women as rabbiS
within year or two. She felt that
women possess all the intellectual
as well as spiritual qualities nee
essary to fulfill the rabbinical
duties of teaching, preaching, COM
munity relations, and pastoral
work.
Her opponent was DR.. Trude
WeisS-Rosmarin, editor of 'The
j EVIL h Spectator" national
monthly magazine She agreed that
women could be ordained, but she
would not have them serve in the
pulpit.
THEY MIGHT BE excellent as
sistants to rabbis, Or principals OF
religious schools or such. But, said
she, the congregation looks upon
the rabbi as father image, and
something important would be lost
if the father figure were to go out
of the pulpit.
Now your reporter feels that in
principle Miss Evans has all the
best of the argument, although, it
is true, that father image" is a
nice touch.
But, being somewhat acquainted
with the stresses and strains OF
rabbinical life, should not care
to recommend it to any ordinary
woman, no matter how intelligent
or how well oriented she might be
1t is the extraordinary, the in
spired woman, with the strength
of body and spirit to face the task,
to whom this might present d
challenge she could not ignore. The
pioneering effort would be difficult
but rewarding to such woman.
And in time new and creative role
might be opened up for her sex.
But that is far in the future. For
the time being, only the hardy -
and the dedicated=need apply.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-13

In a purely SeO-
graphical sense,
this suggestion
n a S something
unreal about it.
The Arab states
now cover a n
area 300 times
as great as that
of Israel. Some
of t h e m a r e
badly underpop-
ulated, and not
one of them has
worked her own
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-13
FEPC Appoin+ee

DETROIT (JTA)-John G.. Field
secretary of the Toledo Board OF
Community Relations, has been
appointed executive director OF
Michigan's newly-established Fair
Practices Commission.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-13
BoWIers NEARING
FirSf-HuIf Finale

The B'nai Birth Bowling League
reaches the end of it's first round
Monday with Gross Delicatessen
holding two-point lead over run
ner-up D-N-D Motors. First-round
winners will play Second-round
victors for the league champion
shin The STANDINGS.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-13
By Deborah Jaffa Metz
(The News Own Columnist)

Of all the suggestions that have
been made for the achievement OF
peace in the Middle East, one OF
the most absurd is the recon-
mendation that Israel cede some
of her territory to the Arab states.
In return for this concession, we
hear, the Arabs might graciously
recognize Israel and be willing to
discuss peace.
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CapltOI-Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. 3-26O0
Closed Memorial Day
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NASH 81 Rambler hardtop: clean,
one-owner: S275. Call FL. Ares.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD Al Tudor sedan: green. spot.
light. heater; good car; Sl45. AP.
1-3l42 after pm. 80
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FORD 81 Custom IS" Tudor. T
and III oyerdriye unusually clean,
down, S37 mo WOLFE MOTORS
1921 Wisconsin ave EN- 3-ni42
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NASH 1855 Metropolitan hardtop
convertible: 2-tone, r. and h.. 49,
900 miles; S905, BELL MOTORS.
500 Wis, ave. NV, WO $4,000.
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2636 Wilson Blvd Arl, Va
ia. 2-a00l Open TIL 10 PM.
FORD. IS s-eyl. Ranch Wagon.
beautiful 2-tone .buckskin brown Q
one.owner car in extremely good
cond,. fully equip: must be seen 20
be appreciated. warranted 8 months
SI.645.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
S200 Pa. Ave. Sc. LII. 2.ps27
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sEASHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT pRoP.-sALE

RAPPAHANNOCK PARK - Lakeside
lots foot Of Blue Ridge in Va 8,
mi. from d. c. Section 3 now open
For terms and info. call ia 4-l257
II
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VACATION PLACES

SHENANDOAH RETREAT, 2 cabins,
ggnished, $500. ] unfinished
y2.eOO; swimming, nshins rolf and
otheE reereetion. For Apt, 10 see
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CADILLAC '55 $50" coupe: beautiful
2-tone green finish. all power equip
ment. like new; very low mileage;
special at &3,596.
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BUICK

1855 cow; white; power brakes
power steering. many other extras.
PVT. owner; S2.195. Elk. 3-561I. day:
NO. 7-6423. night.
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FORD "a Victoria hardtop; r. and
THAckER MOTORS, 18th and r. /
ave. ne, LA B-G530
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BOATS

SCH0ONER-Center board. 10 It. by
is IT. by IT.; sleeps H. excellent
sea boat; diesel auxiliary; only
$4,000; terms, MARJEC, INC. SIP.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SAID

American Cars. Estsb. 1914
7th at r SIS NV
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lift. INBOARD, VS. engine; needs
work. New marine conversion; 1915
cash Call la S-1Q4r - IN
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13-FT. RUNABOUT. center deck,
wheel; new: never in water; also
ship. Evinrude motor. LO, 5-S363.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

80 4-dr.: ultramatic. r.
and h.. seat covers, good tires. Only
S249. HILL & SANDERS. Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 14th. st
NV. NO. 7-ll11. Open ewes. til o;
Saturday It'll 3. 80
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NASH ARLINGTON

,2015 N. Moore ST.. Arl.
tRossiynr Val IA. S-303(
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AVIATION

CESSNA l4O, licensed til Nav %,
1887; away radio, electric turn
and bank, wings Just recovered
with. Irish linen: always hangared
excellent condition; S2.I50. JOHN
MAXWELL, ia. 1914.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
Al extremely low discounts
M x. STONE. OIL. 2-34lA
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

WE PAY So INTEREST on your
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loan Phone TIE. 6-1400; TIE. g.
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pur. BARLOW REALTY CO.. Real
tors, 1881 @ st. NV. NE. S-2495.
MONEY ON End TRUSTS-We viii
buy Ind trust notes. D. c.. nearby
Nd or Va. reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV
Ma. S-5S33
end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS-Cour-
teous. discreet and immediate han
ding on all applications. APEX
REALTY CO., NE. S-2049. --5
ind TRUST OWNERS, ATTENTION.
Don't sell before getting my prompt
absolutely top spot-caSh offerSl Nd,
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X KENYON PECK

CHRYsLER SO New Yorker de luxe
Newport. r and h., toraue con.
vertor, power steering. power
brakes, tinted glass; color. metallic
blue and light grey upholstery.
red, .nylon needlepolnt and black
genuine leather; original owner;
SLIGO hrm price NE, S-61S2.
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BUICK 1858 Super 4-dr.: dynafiow,
7. and h, Wv. tires, plastic seat
covers, 2-tone finish: Immaculate
throuehout:. Sl,095. HILL &; SAN
DERS, Wash S Oldest Ford Dealer,
l3o0 18th st. NV. NO. 7-llll.
Open eyes. Til @ Sat I'll Z a.
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DU LUKE ia-FT. RUNABoUT, with
l0-h.p. Mercury motor and Master
Craft trailer. Reasonable, RE. g.
honA. aNps 10 2-R0RI
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SUMMER HOMES

PRIVATE CoTTAGE, fronting
ern facilities. Hotel and solf 10
sgso a Rh' 7 Ayal o oI s.s Sss9lyy
COTTAGE, NE. Penna.. $50 mi.
d. Ct rms, 3 porcheS, furn
bath. Good roads 20 neighboring
cottages Nearest swimming, 3 mi.
$500 season. RE. 7-2527. %
OAK AND MASONRY COTTAGE in
West Va. on uncontaminated Caca-
pom River. pvt. dock boating. swim
ming, and fishing. Lge. liv rm
.0x30 double bunk beds with In
netspring mattresses, additional
sleeping facilities; modern cleo and
plumbing utils. Due to illness IN
family will be available for sum
per season. Refs. REQUIRED, Boz
id2-B, star. 80
FOR SALE. SUMMER COTTAGE ON
DEEP CREEK LAKE, MD. --Beautiful
broom cottage with bath. Bungalow
Interior, walls. and ceilings In knotty
pine three front picture window,
txh overlooking lake. Lot lO0x2OO
private lake. frontage. Closest neigh
Dor is 90 II. away,
Completely furnished, oil heat fur.
mace. lectric stove, electric water
heater and General Electric refriger.
ator New steel dock Just built las,
wear. Cottage built In lp4a
For further Information contact
sLDNEY s. GREEN, co Greer
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eoiors. HoRNER's CORNER, Buick
Deaier; Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii
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'55 OLDSMOBILE
1913" HOLIDAY
HARDTOP COUPE

Eye pleasing 2-tone finish, Tokay
rose red body, Cavalier gray top;
+. and h.. rear speaker. power
brakes steering. windows, 4-way
seats. Ed. Eye-glass. wire wheel,
etc; 1000 actual miles: one
owner; hardtop beauty: priced so
you may buy.
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BUICK 1865 Special 2-dr.: dyna-
Z: and h. A truly fine car. HOR-
NER'S BUICK, downtown, iii
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bUICh 1901 Century conV.: dyna
+. and h., tinted glass, power win.
COWS. Wv. tires, beautiful white
nnlSh;, black top, Cont. spare.
,You'I Ike this beauty; Sl,799.
hill q SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
NO. 7-11Il. Open ewes. til q, Sat
ftil = on
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE
Silver SDrinp Motor Co

M. G. 1852; cream. green top, ton
neau and wheels; clean, excellent
cond SO. 5-5693 40
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BILL DEN IS
4040 Wis. Ave. KE. 7-1522.
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CHRYSI.ER so windsor club coupe /.
orig. clean upholstery and finish,
T and h., auto. trans; finest cond
S4s5 cash, OF So down, ..S3l mo
ave. EN- 3-Ol42. -3i
CONSUL "a 4-dr.; heater; equipped.
one owner. real nice throughout
$Sa5. HILL 4 SANDERS. Wash Is
Oldest Pora Dealer 1900 l4th 81,
". SAT. I'll y. 80
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TRAILERS
MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED-Myers pump. 1000 gals.
per hour; bulldozer; 1-h.p. motor
JU. 5-5533.
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Sc OLDSMOBILE
"98" De L. Sport Sedan
AIR-CONDITIONED
BY FRIGIDAIRE

Striking 2-tone finish, French
gray body. POLAR white top, lux
nrious appointed interior. all the
features of the future incl. JET-A-
WAY. hydramatic, r. and h.. power
steering and brakes. Rocket T-35O
engine, beat the heat. enjoy living
matter have high the temperature
scars. The wonderful Frigidaire air
conditioning unit delivers a cons
tant even flow of clean, cool. filtered
air free OF pollen, dust and hui
mildly. Only $500 actual miles.
Car sells new approx. $4,000. Be
sure TO drop in. see and drive this
value.
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CUPBOARD MOTOR - Save over
half: Scott-Atw, Is hip, rem.
throttle iull gear shift. speed prop.
superb cond.; S165. cash or terms.
DU h-11So On
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. !

CADILLAC 1852 Fleetwood; perfect
condition; all powers: ST 1875 or
best offer. Private party leaving
country III Q.hQRR on
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BUICK 1865 Super hardtop. and
n. p.s. and p.b., many extras: like
new: pvt. owner: $685.. ia. s.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE SOTO 1851 Custom 4-dr.: brown
radio and heater. see and drive this
beauty today for only S495. Terms
over 100 other cars to choose from
EMXOM pEGK
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CADILLAC 1854 Coupe de Vile;
light blue; fully equipped, power
steering, power brakes; 3,495: CCC
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FORD la41 VS. club coupe 7. and
Sl25 or best offer. jE 3-0l3s
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BUICK "a 4-dr. Super: dyna,;
n; pvt. owner: good tires and
paint; S1.525 cash. tn. 2.60i8
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BUCKS 80. also 81. Nice cars
lO0fo inspec, guar: SIS to Sl45 On
Open 3 til 3 wkdys. 1893 l4th ST
NV, AID. 4-2424. PAPPY'S AUTOS
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$40 Lee Hwy. Arl.. Va.
ia. 2-9003 Open Til IO'P,M
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FORD 1851 custom -" 4-dr.. black.
radio and heater. ready for your
Memorial Day vacation; for only
other cars 70 choose from. wv
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% cOnv; low mileage;
like new: private OWNER must sen.
S1,775 or best iffer. IA. 9-g5gO.
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MERCURY So Custom sedan. r
and h.. overdrive; one owner: finest
cond. sos, terms Sl95 down, SIS
mo. WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wis
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nnedion.
9-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
Turkey Dinner" Alvin Chidress.
$3.50
4-Footlisht Theoter.
Hour. Susie" and "Trouble
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Mrs. Alan Morrison. and left We'd
nesday for her home in Washington.
D. c.. accompanied BY her sister,
Miss Florence Morrison. of Rich
nond.
Chief Warrant Officer M. l. Kun
kle Mrs. Kunkle and Miss Morri-
son motored to New York and spent
several days visiting friends.
Mrs, Lucy Horst has accepted a
position in Richmond nursing
home.
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Staples and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Whitlock of
Charles City. called on Mr. and
Mrs NJ A French Sunday
Guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs,
B c. Garrett were Mr. and Mrs
Ohio Long. Mr., and Mrs Richard
Wineo and Mrs Ralph Nicely, Of
Crewe
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs
J l.. Carter were Mrs W. K. Car
ter Bobby and Celia Carter. Mary
Baldwin Newman. Martha Sue
Hammersley and Adele and Sallit
| Watkins. of Farmville