davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ONE SECLUDED ACRE-Loyely TAI
trees surround this mod 3-bedrm
rancher with firepl.. larger-than.
usual hedrmS screened porch
compl, privacy insured. vet 81
cony only Sl6.950. RORSCHACH
REALTY. llO7 West Broad 81.
Falls Church, ,IE. 2-3TO6
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FALLS CHTIPcU-SI0 50.

p.s.ie ra,,,Ssiar M hasr,if,,I i.voi
Brek S Tamesr sTe,e on apS anesd bSc
yard; bedrms., 2 baths, tirepl. in
! liv. rm.: lge. pine-paneled rec. rm.
| In full bsnt.; all-elec. G-E kit. with
lrefgr., dishwasher, disposal and
breakfast bar. two acton air eondi-
/ TONERS. Sale by OWNER, JE. 3-3s23.
Evening star., 1957-04-06

BRICK SPLIT LEVEL. only Si4,750
assume large loan with only 2,OO6
down. bal less than 500 per mo
Scr, porch, . bcdrms. fenced reai
yard carport and workshop Cal
PLANTATION REALTY ~ i.ei4i
ASSUME 81 LOAN on a.bedrm. y.
bath, iG-ft brick rambler viii
double garage on : acre. dead enc
81 In exclusive Sleeny Hollow area
COny ~ schools and shopping, II
min 10 puntag0n No arcnts JE
3.,lUrl
Evening star., 1957-04-06

ASSUME A LARGE IIs% LOAN with
payts. OF only $40 per mo on this
2.bedrm rancher. In conv loc.
PLANTATION REALTY. JE. 4.274i,
RAMBLER, new, brick; 2 bedrms
di Can for details McNcuRE;
AGENCY, 6si2 Lee hwy JE.
Evening star., 1957-04-06

Is q hard one TO ind these DAYS
al the right price This one sells
for only S9,95O with a five-rm
home. large garage and workshop.
chicken house, garden. wash house
with full bath and laundry rn /;
range and . refrigerators Small
earden tractor for sale to buyer Of
property Only . blocks transp. Also
Evening star., 1957-04-06
ARLINGTON.

ARLINGTON. 1uJ ~ Ivy st.-S-rn
house Nv, r,n. din rm.. den and
KIT, lst floor; bedrms and bath
End floor; shower anu toilet IN
bsmt. ,,-cAr gar. nr. public and
paFoohial schools. > min from
Pent. Open Sat. and Sun. 10
Il D m re
Evening star., 1957-04-06

FALLS CHURCH AREA = 3-bedrm,
brick Cape Cod; 4 z baths. lge.
beautifully handicapped. Walk to
Sleepy Hollow School, conv. z Cor
Err JE. 1-R1sS
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FOUR BEDROOMS ALI on ONE
FLO0R--A rare hnd is here, in
this true 4-bedroom rambler. at q
total price OF $4,000. Living
room has fireplace. separate dining
room and y acre lot. GI terms
available. Gail and let US prove
fer such a low price. LURIA BROS
ia 7-S500. Multiple Listing Real.
tors
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FANTASTIC, S16,e50 - 3-bedroon
rambler. almost new; full daylight
hsmt. with rec. rm. and hug,
screened porch; close to school:
and shops; bus at door; PICK up !
great discovery to. find SO much fol
60 little. Cal right nov. R0R,
Broad ST. Falls Church. JE. 2-3706
INVESTORS. HERE YE! 81. 600 casl
and 876 mo. will buy this loyell
3-bedrm. brick rambler. under leasi
for B yrs. at S100 mo. Act fast
Eyes, JE. 2:Sl4s. LYN THoMP
5-RM., 2-STORY, 2l0 s. Cleveland
Arl.--2 doors to bus; mr.. TT. Myer
Immed. possess. S1O,500: $500
dn, OWNER, ia. 7-O993.
BRICK CAPE COD. 3 bedrms.,
baths; ha a., mr., Mt. Vernon High;
Sl.600 cash; by OWNER. ED
COUNTRY LIVING, on u acre
$1,000 dr.: . bedrms.. expandsbit
attic. masonry Cape Cod: lge. kit.
aforementioned iiv. rm.: lovels
patio and barbecue, among trees
and flowers. Possession in 10 DAYS
Only $4,000. See 1t now. Cal
RORSCHACH REALTY. 1l07 West
Broad St, Falls Church. JE 2-3706
BROYHILL PARK--3-bedrm. brk.
family-size kit. on A-a. fenced lot
oI. $4,000 or $4,000 .non-GI;
o'E' LnMiIN iaao Il rIh,e St All "a va -of"1
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WOODLAWN - .hedrm. brk.: bsmt.,
semiflnished rec. rm.: close to
school and shopping, new-house
cond. OWNER, UN. 4-a2I3.
WOODLAND. Just of Defense hwy.
~. s. 50l--Beautifui detached
writer-owner has added big glassed
in porch, den, and wants offer.
For appt.. call DOUG NJ. SMILEY,
REALTOR, uN. 4-S260. ewes, AP.
~AE~E
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FALLS CHURCH AREA, $40 mile
to MELPAR: Sl2. 300 buys broom
house. sep. din. rm.. large fenced
lot with fruit trees and garden
space. Assume FILA loan with End
trust by owner. JE. 3-3097.
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LEe' living rm', fireplace. separate
dining room, large beautiful kit.
ldishWasher. garbage disposal. elec-
| trio clothes drier, . bedrooms ce-
ramic tile bath, expandable 2nd fir.
lRe. lot. Owner transferred TO Cali
| fornia. Mrs. Whitehurst with SAM
UEL e. BQGLEY. INC, PO. 2-6l5l,
PO. 2-6577.
5000 DOWN-2-BEDROoM WITH
5000 1st TRUST Sl0;5oo J-W
Evening star., 1957-04-06

Try 500 DN.--Full-bsmt, 3-bedrm
with GOOD care about "a acre Of
fenced lawn; concrete driveway but
no garage. at this reaS. price of
only Si3,nJu. RORSCHACH REAL
~ lO{u West Broad St, Falls
Evening star., 1957-04-06

HILLWOOD-Six-rm. brick; English
bsmt: nr. school, Seven Corners
shop Assume 4Aes FHA loan.
OWNER. JE. 4-1021.
Evening star., 1957-04-06

! BEDROOMS - $4,000 - Only a
little elbow grease IS needed Il
set this house In share. Full
basement, lS-ft living room with
amazing value that must not slip
away lOte down to veterans,
YEQNAS REALTY, ia. $1,000,
REALTORS
Evening star., 1957-04-06

VA.--Lovely 3-bed.
rTl brick rambler with carport.
fireplace dc luxe eiec Kitchen,
washer, drier; large screened porch
of llv, rm.i iike-new wRli-to-walI
carpet. y blocks 20 school: So, 800
down 5s06 Gloucester ave. FL
gAGa
Evening star., 1957-04-06

Attractive Colonial home. S14.gJ0
containing Ice Iiy Tm. with nrepl
fun din. rDl, equipped kit 4, den
. lge bedrms. ana ceramic tile bath
up; full bsmt. lge landscaped lot
Conv to public and parochla
schools shopping and Transports
ton.
Evening star., 1957-04-06

ASSUME GI LOAN on this 3-bed
room rambler with full basement
Deep. wooded lot; ideal for chill
drens play. Only 1900 down
everything. YEONAS REALTY, ia
S-1lUn REALTORS
Evening star., 1957-04-06
SEAT PLEASANT

3-bedroom semidetached brick
large fenced lot. Sl30 per mo.
NE. S-3SJ5 TIL y PM
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LANGLEY
Sl95 DOWN! /!

3.bedropm semidetached brick
Sll5 peg mo.
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aS ssfss 81 4 s sps N st JSst IN sI.

both OF the woodner Hotel.
Richard Mclean somers, IT,. rs. Ar.
iington. Va. and Marian oudlr
Leykovleh. 20. $40 A st. Sc.
Phillip MeLaurew Henry. 70, 1ssa
ootsu. TO- 5e0i ~ wsc SnsH s s...aS Sn
Theodore Britton, IT.. 20. 1925 2bth
a. ST. and Elizabeth Ann Yaser,
90 1901 Mass. ave. NV.
Joel Orlen, 80, and Angela Marie
sabatine. "a. both Of $500 Quebec
Therain Bethea 20. 34O4 Holmead nj.
NV ana Agatha Hooks, 90. Phil
Jussphlns smith. 81. both 81 1918
i7th q . nw y.,a :, ,...
Ingraham st. NV, ana Merle
Erancss Murray. Is. isos south
Emerald Rsnndoiph Blue. 20, i444
vlrsinis wilson. a. 49, 2sss li. Inl e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18

AIfonao Jones. IL, 3i2 10th 81. ne.
and Elizabeth Marie Kilt 10, AL
Robert Drake. "a. gfA Bates st. NV.
and Barbara Christine Davis, 20
Norman D Parker s pPlilnndsrbark, 20. apes
Knrau, rs, 1854 i.anisf 81, NV.
Michael Anthony Pello, 50. 'ee22 Eve 81
nv, and Mary Elizabeth Mcfeady
30, l09a Wahlef pl. Sc
Ernest Orchard Powell, ~. 2206 1911
pl nv. and Ernestine Taylor. ~
Lercy Carroll Al. and shirley Junits
Scott %, both Of Alexandria, w.
beth Ashton Green. 20, both Of 203s
Eus. as Mitshssh. rs, SIT 47,h st. ne,
and Eleanor sophronia ooode. 81
Edward WsIiineton Lynch, IT,. 90. 472i
Massachusetts, ave. w., and Ruth
Esther Theriault 20, Boston.
John .Wrlght Howard. "a. 1914 Con-
H Esmssa aye is E sf c sss Soan
Herbert Haywood. ~. 1910 You ct.
nv. and Eva Smith. 20. 1919
joseph ssOh''s as % Ebert, 81. 1901 18th
~ nv and oretta Marie Lyerly.
jose Carlos DE Miranda cofrea. 81.
and Walkyria Augusta Rocha. 81,
both OF the Woodner Hotel
Pedro Ricardo Lamego De Camargo,
80, and CAcilda Coneeicao Ihnck. 81,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-13
REALTY REVUE

The Montgomery County Real
Estate Board has announced
that its 18th annual dinner
dance will be held at $50 pm
April "a in the Congressional
Country Club.
Mrs. Margaret Dunkley Held,
chairman of the committee for
the affair. has reported that en-
tertainment will include music
by Jeno Bartai. the Eddie Pierce
Trio, the Adon Phillips Singers,
Miss Kathy Stevens and Lee
Fairfax.
Working with Mrs. Held on
the committee are A. v. Pisani
r. H. Best, Samuel E. Bogley
Vernon M. Briggs. C. Aubrey
Davis. James F. Dawson. Frank
L. Hewitt, jr., F. Archie Meat
yard, jr.. and Willard E. Beers,
The Prince Georges County
Real Estate Board has an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-13
Lodge Addition Due
In Development

Work is nearing completion
on an addition to a 200-year-
old lodge which is used for over
night accommodations by prop
erty owners at Shaw-Nee-Land,
an 8,000-acre land development
on Great North Mountain. near
Winchester, Va.
The project was opened less
than a year ago. Developer is
Don r. Lamborne, who also
handled Williamsburg Village,
Olney. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-13

Inounced plans for an informal
dinner at Z pm. May 8. In the
Prince Georges Country Club,
that will be designated Ladies
Night"
Speaker at the dinner will be
Louis Kutsch, chief tax assessor
for Prince Georges County.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eisele, chair
man of the Ladies Auxiliary
Committee, will be In charge of
the program together with Lloyd
Coates, the boards program
chairman.
+
District Commissioner David
b. Karrick will be main speaker
at a general membership meet
ing of the Washington Real
Estate Board at 8 pm. Wednes-
day in the South American Room
of the Hotel Statler.
Arrangements for the session
are being made by the Property
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-13

street. Arlington. has been leased
by M. T. Broyhill g. Sons to
Newlon's Transfer g. Storage Co.,
of Arlington, for a 10 year period
beginning May /, it was an
nounced today by David Rosen-
berg, Of Drefuss Brothers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-13

A more than 20,0O0-square foot
warehouse at 1911 North Nelson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-13

Leonard Wesley has announced
that he has purchased 10 brick
buildings on Twentieth street
NV. between N street and Sum-
derland place and east along
Sunderland place.
In announcing the purchase,
he said he plans to construct an
eight-story. 190-unit apartment
building on the property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-13
NORTHWEST WASHINGTON HOME SOLD

Management Committee under
Chairman David Dreyfuss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

See your TWA travel agent or call TWA
Sterling $4,000 statler Hotel
and TIC Fourteenth Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13
Foreign Aid Waste
Charged by Hardy

GUAM, Nov. 13 (PD.-Rep-
resentative Porter Hardy, jr.,
Democrat of Virginia. heading
a House subcommittee studying
how American foreign aid
money is spent, said today
there is definite evidence of
waste by countries receiving
such funds.
I'VE do not demand ideologi-
cal strings in exchange for
aid" Mr.. Hardy told a news
conference, but our position
is that we must not give them
aid and let them operate the
program as they see fit"
Travelling with Mr.. Hardy for
a study of mutual aid programs
in Southeast Asia countries are
Representatives Brownson, Re-
publican of Indiana; Meader,
Republican of Michigan; ReuSs,
Democrat of Wisconsin, and
Brooks, Democrat of Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13
Heberf Labels
GIN Offer as
Plea Of Guilt

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL (HE
Representative F. Edward He
bert. Democrat of Louisiana,
says an offer by General Motors
to repay the Air Force more
than half of $l7.459, 200 consti-
tutes a plea of guilty to mis-
representation and excess
profits.
Mr.. Hebert. chairman of the
House Armed Service Subcom-
mittee for special Investigations.
said yesterday a large part of
the $9.70l.458 offer was condi-
tional. 1t depended on a re-
fusal by the Justice Department
to press charges of fraud
against General Motors.
The contract involved the
construction of 500 F84F jet
fighter planes by the company's
Buick- Oldsmobile- Pontiac di-
visions.
Charges Overpricing
General Motors made a profit
Of 11.6 per cent before taxes,
Mr.. Hebert said, and termed So
million of the profit overpricing
by the corporation.
Mr.. Hebert released two let
tiers by John F. Gordon. vice
president of General Motors.
Both were sent to Mai. Gen.
William T. Thurman, deputy
director of procurement and
production for the Air Force.
One letter, he said, described
the overpricing as based on a
misunderstanding of figures by
the Air Force and offered to re-
fund $4.701,548.
General Motors had no de-
sire to be enriched by a mis-
understanding" Mr.. Gordon
wrote as he explained why the
corporation wanted to make a
refund.
The second letter concerned
excess profits, Mr.. Hebert SAID,
and it contained a check for
$24 million. This check, added
to $2.6 million which General
Motors paid in taxes on that
part Of the contract. MIR. He
bert said. would make a re-
fund of SIS million in excess
profits.
Letters Made Public
At Detroit, General Motors
declined comment on Mr.. He
bert'S statement, but also made
public the two letters sent by
Mr.. Gordon to Gen. Thurman.
The question of alleged excess
profits by General Motors has
been turned over to the Justice
Department by Controller Gen.
eral Joseph Campbell, who said
the Attorney General might
wish to consider the possibility
of criminal liability on the part
of the company.
One of Mr.. Gordon's letters
to Gen. Thurman said the issue
would have to be decided in
court if the Justice Department
decides to institute legal pro-
ceedings against the firm, Mr.
HILBERT said.
But it also said the company
would be prepared to follow
through with the intended re-
fund, Mr.. Hebert added. if the
Justice Department concludes
the facts do not present
a basis for any legal proceed
lngS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13

Use our convenient Deferred Payment
Plan for homefurnishings purchases of
$500 or more. Pay just 1919 down, the
balance in budgeted monthly install.
ments. Minimum down payment, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13
SAVE 1000 to $500 on
FOAM CUSHIONED
PULLMAN SLEEPERS
229.5o to 329.5o
apartment and standard sizes

Because these handsome Pullman sIeepers are
one and two-of-okind and because the quality
covers are in discontinued patterns, you save
generous 1000 to 5000 Whether you choose
modern or traditional. apartment or stondord
sive choice Of cotton or royon covers. And your
Pullman sleeper has q restfu innersprine mat
tress for sound sleep . foam rubber cushions
for woking-hours luxury. Apartment size opens
to roomy "a bed, standard TO spacious double
bed. Come first thing for choice selection.
W6L-The Sleep Shop, 9th Floor
selections OF Chevy Chose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13

Whether you're looking for beautiful
blankets, spreods or sheets for warmly well
come Christmas gifts or such practical items
os mattress pods and covers for your own
kinesize beds. you'll find an oII-enoor-
passing collection We show here just few
representations from our extensive group.
Featured ;-Fieldcrest plaid gingham bed.
spreads with ruffe Pink, lemon, mocha or
turquoise. For 78x7o" beds. 1925
Also in queen-size for 60x80" beds. 17.95
Not shown:
Docron-fled comforts, 9OxlO5" $500
FieIdcrest Heirloom Block Spreads, metallic
thread accents, l2Oxl20" $500
Botes George Washington" Spreods, king
size. Please allow weeks for delivery. 5000
WGL-Blonkets ond Bedding 5th Floor
. selections at Chevy Chose ond Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Thirty-Eieht Teen
Clubs Get Going

During October. the SO Teen
Clubs sponsored by the Prince
Georges County Recreation De-
partment get underway for the
1888 season.
The clubs meet on Friday or
Saturday .nights N schools
throughout the county. They
provide social recreation for
junior and senior high school
students. Club members draw
up their own rules. finance club
operations and plan programs
Of dancing. games. outings and
refreshments.
Information on joining the
clubs. or on how TO organize
one. can be obtained from the
Prince Georges County Recrea-
ton Department. 4s11 River
dale road. Riverdale. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
TemperomentoI Actors

The director was bomoaroed
With questions:
What else have YOU d.
rected?" Sheldon Kaplan asked.
"Oh. / like you!" Mr.. Luoin
said with a laugh. Five
Abbott and : Costello movies;
Rebound with Stewart
Granger. Footsteps in the
Fog. .Rhubarb.' Phantom OF
the Opera. White Savage
oh. some terrible things.
Bonnie Nader wanted TO
know: If. actors are college
graduates. are they easier to
get along WITH"
No. said the director. It's
temperament"
Asked Lynn Benjamin: And
how DO you cope with temper
0mental actors?"
"YCu put up with them II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
New Teen Club
Called YuItu Chi

A new Teen Club called
"Yalta Chi" is being formed
for Northwestern High School
students and Mount Rainier
Junior High ninth graders, &C.
cording to Janice Hood, vice
president. Susie Pennington. a
junior at NWHS is president.
The new club will meet Tues
days and Thursdays at z pm.
in the basement Of 1909 Chaun-
cey place. Mount Rainier. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13

YOU want them bad enough.
Mr. Lubin explained. land lis
ten to them. too. Paul MUM
and Claude Rains are very diff
ficult men. but creative and
full Of good suggestions. Hav-
ing been an actor can under
stand the bubbles and senSi-
tivity Of actors. If you yell at
them it makes them more
nervous. I can act out what l
want them TO do"
He demonstrated this each
time he called students ION
stage" and gave parts to them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Student Councils
Group to Meet

The Maryland Association Of
Student Councils will hold a
convention at Montgomery
Blair High School october 81
through November 2. The
theme of the convention is
Leadership Through the Stu
cent Council"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
BE Alive

To Tom Fisher. president OF
MONTGOMERY Blair Thespians-
You've got millions behind
YOU. You're president OF Uni
yersal Pictures. You're going
to interview me for a job. I'm
going to radiate and smile and
be alive. I'm going to give OF
my personality. I'm going to
insist on reading for you be-
cause / think I'm good"
The two ad-libbed the scene.
You're excellent. the director
told Tom.
Then MI. Lubin arranged a
scene for Sheldon Kaplan and
Leslie Click. You're shy" he
told Sheldon. You want to ask
this girl out for a hot dog.
Take it from there"
Sheldon got interrupted.
start again. you're too juve-
nile. She'll never 60" Mr.. Luz
bin said. Come in bashful but
virile"
Then the director showed
how he would do the scene. He
was like a good ski instructor.
He made it look easy.
More than two hours went
By. But there was so much to
learn about and laugh about
and act about that nobody,
not even the Hollywood direc-
tor. seemed to notice. Mr..
Lubin forgot to tell the drama
students about exits. Finally.
he had to show them. Amid
questions Of how do you get
a screen test" and requests for
autographs. the director smiled.
thanked. waved good-by and
finally made it to the door.
Hollywood had come to them.
Now the show was over!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
TEEN. Poee
Hollywood
cca,inueS From POse I

You won't be seen. That's why
Jimmy Stewart refused TO be
In nv Francis. the Mule,
series
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-03-15

Given free for opening or adding
500 or more to your savings
is this nationally advertised.
trouble free Paper Mate Pen.
Handsomely designed with bril-
liant metal cap. you'll get loads
Of usefulness from this quality
pen.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-03-15
Bric-A-Bruc Sale
Donufions Needed

Contributions of books, records,
and bric-a-brac are being solicited
by HadasSah for an April 2S-May 5
sale to provide funds for vocation
al education in Israel.
Mrs. Ben Feiler, sale chairman,
has announced that arrangements
for the pickup of contributions may
be made with the following COM
mittee members: records, Mrs.
Norman Mendelsohn, co-chairman,
AL 4-2382; mick-macks, Mrs. Mike
Haskes, AM 6-4370, and Mrs. Sid
ney Polston, CIR 7-1227, and books,
Mrs. Feiler, CIR 4-3969.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-03-15
Coun+ryCIub
Forms, Picks
Manager

Robert H. SShwarz, %, has been
named manager of the newly FORM
ed Century Country Club, to be To-
Gated at 56th Street and Shea Bou-
levard in Paradise Valley.
Schwarz, a single veteran, re-
ceived bachelor degree from Cor
nell University and a masters de-
gree in hotel management at Mich
igan State. He has been assistant
manager and manager of resort ho-
tells in Michigan and Wisconsin.
The club, which has established
temporary offices at 613 N. Central
Ave-, is headed by George ]. Wolf,
with Arnold H. Becker vice presi-
dent and Arthur Toll secretary
treasurer.
Other members of the board of
directors are Louis Chanen, Leon
ard Goldman, Sam Hoffman, Louis
Himelstein, Norris Margolin, John
B. Mills, Ben Projan, Nate Rosen-
baum, Leonard Sawyer, Samuel
Shapiro, Albert Spector, Rex E.
Staley, Joseph Stern, and Roger C.
Thomas.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-03-15
Bits of News

accountant, has announced the re-
moval of his office to 80 w. Thom-
as Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hogan of Chi
cago are visiting their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Hogan of 821 w. Amelia. The
two couples recently visited the
younger Mrs. Kogan's sister, Mrs.
A. Ostroger, in San Diego. Mrs. Os-
troger is the former Miss Sally Lu-
kin of Phoenix.
A DANCE FOR the Jewish Com
munity Center's pre-teen group will
be held at 1880 pm. March % on
the center's. patio surrounding the
swimming pool.
Beth FL Congregation and its He
brew school will sponsor a special
showing of the motion picture "Ten
Commandments" at $3.50 am.
March 81 at the Palms Theater.
Beth El pupils and their families
will be able to attend at reduced
prices. Sunday school classes will
not be held that day.
The Ohio Club will elect officers
at a 1 pm. picnic March "a at
South Mountain Park. Free coffee
will be served.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-03-15
Bondage Moking
Volunteers Sought

Volunteers are needed to join a
group of community women who
meet the first Tuesday afternoon
of each month at Beth FL Auditor
ium to make bandages for the
American Cancer Society.
The society appealed for assist
ance, asking volunteers to contrib
ute old sheets and pillow cases to
be used in making the bandages.
Mrs. Dorothy Edison and Mrs. Bet
ty Haimes are co-chairmen of the
group.
Coffee and cake will be served to
workers.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-03-15
Purin1 Masquerade
SIoted ByPupIs

Beth Ell religious school pupils
will hold their annual Purim mas
querade party at 10 am. Sunday
in the synagogue's auditorium.
Prizes will be given for best cos
tunes and for a Purim quiz show.
The Beth El PTO will serve tradi-
tional refreshments.
Entertainment will be provided
by Jerry Kahn, accordionist; bal
lerina Deborah Oseran, tap dancer
Shirley Idelson, and Harvey Faber
and Susan Delbrod, who will pre-
sent q violin duet.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-03-15

DR.. Samuel Wick. Arizona Stat'
Hospital director, received a GER
tificate for meritoriouS service in
rehabilitation of the handicapped
and winning community acceptance
for them - from the Governors
Committee on Employment of the
Handicapped.
Harvey Charnofsky was chosen
student body president at Whittier
College in California, where he was
also junior class president. The for
mer student body president of West
Phoenix High School who is at
tending Whittier on a scholarship,
is studying political science. He is
the son of Mrs. Nathan Charnofsky
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-03-15
Dr.. Klein ToTuK
A+Purim Dinner

DR.. Carol Klein, Beth FL Congre-
CATION rabbi, will be principal
speaker at the Pioneer Women's
Purim Dinner Sunday at Beth Ell
Auditorium.
Rabbi Elozor Weiss of Beth He
brew Congregation and Mrs. Paula
Sobol will participate in the pro-
gram. New linen goods to be sent
to Israel, will be accepted in lieu
of an admission charge. The public
is invited.