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Dratha

ALT. ANNA BERTHA. On Saturday,
Hospital. ANNA BERTHA ALT, sister
q Mss Ersda r,.b At o. Oi
ton Of Dunedin, Fla: Miss Edith All
Of Kansas City, No. and Karl IN n A ~
Gawiers Chapel. 1855 Pennsylvania
Where n Services sssr1 VII 6 held o. Tues
S oas ndec Cemetery me- In lieu Of bowers.
the family requests contributions be
sent TO any medical reseraeh fund. 25
ATHEY. ERNEST " OF 5000 Burns
pl. Sc, on. March ~. 1857. husband
Of Leah Athey. father Of Ules Q. and
oddie Athey. brother OF MIS- nv Hi me-
Srandchildren. Remains at Chambers
Funeral Home. 3072 n 81 nv until
1890 am. Tuesday. March 20. cn Ssrg-
am. intsment Arlington NATIONAL
Cemetery. 20
BAREFOOT. RHoDA J: OF o2is King
Match II. lsss. VIE q II: Ists
IsSrence D. Fritz; MRS. Marvin saun:
ders OF Schuyler, Va. and Mrs. James
R; Wellman Five grA9 9bamSsts 1 F,o
s Tsrs Hom Servi 81 ltS na e. ss on
Monday March g Is. G q s;sS pm. IN
BAssLER. OLIVE L. on Friday. March
%. 1857, at her residence. 239s North f!
Florida St, Arlington, Va. MISS OLiIE;
I; BAsS,L.ER, the believe, s sister o.
va. Friends may call at the Lee fu-
neral Home, 4th st. and Mass; ave.
ne, where services will be held on
i nSssqay Eort Lincoln Cemetery. Is
sAUR. AGNES GERTRUDE. On Friday,
S Mssfh AGNES az aS95 ERTR HH5 fsS H S:
". Cofiey, Mrs; Margaret Price. MIS-
EssSeh ys Schultz AND cs M': !. Aa hs De-
maine Funeral Home, $50 South Wash;
Be offered at st. MAYS. CathoIli Ss
Sm. RECITATION 81 the rosary At the
above funeral home on Sunday, March
"a, at pm. Interment Ct. Masrys
Cemetery. "a
BRISCOE. SAMUEL z. On Thursday.
March Il, 1851, n Freedmens HoSpitsi'
S lie srisco s D father Of Hattie carol.
Elizabeth walker, Betty Turner. Viz
ginia Haskel. Frank, BENJAMIN. ana INC
chester B5ssSsb Aso s sSry sSsfs s als
q host OF other relatives and friends.
After. $50 pm, sunday. March "a.
FUNERAL Home, Pisgah, Nd. Funeral
and interment March rs, at p m from
Pomonkey Methodist Church. Pomonkey,
Md. ARRANGEMENTS by Johnson 4
jenkins, associated with Penney d
Cofer.
BRITAIN, CAPT. THOMAS PICKNEY,
sR. on Tuesday, March ~. 1857, At
c csisI.n TH6 5S1I'- PIckNEY sRifirHIN::
PARK. Ma Beloved husband Of Fannie
Of chattereaux.. France; Thomas P:
Britain. IT,: Mrs James Barrett OF
WashinEton, D: c., and Mrs; Herman
also IL survived By one brother and
one sister OF Inman, s. c. Friends
may cali at the s.. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 l4th ST. NV, after 4
pm. Saturday, March 20 parking ia
eiiities). Services at Fort Myer Chapel.
Fort Myer. Va, on Monday. March
2b, at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery "a
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High Officials Attend
Mass for Moqsoysoy

REPRESENTATIVES OF most Free World countries Joined hun
dreds OF other yesterday Matthews
memorial mass for Ramon Magsaysay the Philippines
dent who died in plane crash last Sunday.
High ranking United States Government officials led by
Vice President Nixon also attended the The
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oNEILL, sILIzAnEyTH J; On Thur Thursday
S SSs Il & Il. sSiS ss H.r s ssNSys
mother Of Mary T.. Anne and william
Nancy Nsl Funeral nl'en aem @a' 500 so she sds
Saturday. March t -, from Z to j. pm m.
and q to 10 pm: Sunday. March. "a.
Monday. March 25. at $3.50 a m. thence
where mass viii be offered at 10 am
for the repose Of her soul. Relatives
and friends invited, Interment Grace
PARTRIDGE. ESTHER 2. On Friday.
M MaIsR Es gi the pA AshPsnenn
Arlington. Va; She also Is survived
Calf: Friends may cali at the s: II.
St; NV. after pm; Saturday, March
b% Pa tMSndi s:l Msssh IL st.r%.nt
PA A m wiI iI AN, On ETlasy: March
Y" st. NV. Notice 81 funeral I later ter
ARRANGEMENTS by Frazier's Funeral
RABBITT. CHARLES p; PAr,. on
Ihursday, March n, 1927 At Pom
RABBITT, beloved husband Of Sarah
Pnelia Rabbit. father Of Camille Bur-
nett and Marjorie Carter. brother Of
Frank Rabbit and Camille Neagle.
children and one great-grandchild.
Friends may call at the Robert A
Mattingly Funeral Home, 13l 18th st.
Sc, until Monday. March %, at $40
am. Requiem mass at st. Teresa's
Church at . am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Come
terry. "a
G. sUTER. On Friday.
March %; 1857; At Proyidence Hos;
9th st. ne. beloved husband of Mrs. M
Catherine Reichenbach. father of George
s. Reichenbach, jr.. and Mrs. Robert P.
Bennett: brother Of the late William F
Reichenbach and Mrs. Clara Mae Rich
ards. Also survived BY six grandchildren
and one great-grandchiid. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
and Massachusetts, ave. ne. REQUIEM
mass will be offered at st Alovsius
Catholic Church. North Capitol and
K SITS, on Tuesday, March %, at 10 a m
Interment Congressional Cemetery. 25
-rnnru - 49,.
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on Friday. March %, 1857, at CALGARY.
hSsr' sf fsnsfh vii. IT IN ate
Stevens Dana stteetsr. beloved mother
OF John oliver LaGorce. Also survived
by four grandchildren and three great
grandchildren Remains Will rest at
the Birch Funeral Home, 3O34 NJ at.
NV. Tuesday evening, at which time
S vii Be- oiered et he cSSTch s Of the
AnnunciatIon.. 1910 MASSACHUSETTS, ave.
NV, OF. Wednesday, at 10 am. In
terment Mount olivet Cemetery. 20
IALBERT, JOSEPHINE T. on Monday.
March IL. 1857, JOSEPHINE 7. TALL
e oTea S Fl S Il gSnrc TaScr NM %os Ss
Of Bcrnice Wright and daughter Of
Carrington Thompkins. She also Is
survived BY three sisters. Ave broth.
srs, other relatives and friends. After
are invited i 10 eSiI al ne Jarvis chsp neS
1892 You st NV, where services will
be held on Monday, March 20. at .
pm. lnterment Arlington NATIONAL
TAvARoizo. MARIE M. on Thursday,
M Mo.Si "a MARIE lRI a s TSSvXRo Ms%Sr q
SO v St. NV, beloved wife Of. Theo-
Mary Adet, Mrs. Eleanor Havens, Mira
Frances Kidwell,, Mrs. Dolores stumpf
s MTs Ms rh SssPS an NE Louis is9 SSsn
NJ" Eieanof orSnnIl: on of BSI Sifa 3,
Md, Also surviving are twelve grand
children. Friends may call A. the
ave. ne, where prayers viii be said
on. Monday. March rs, at II am.
IInssrmsnt Washington national Gene
Evening star., 1957-11-24
SUNDAY
e-see It Now.

9-See II Now.
I Hour. Atomic Timetoble-
Port T.: Fission, Fusion and
Abundonee. Viewers will see
fascinating and little.known de-
tolls Of some Of the vital projects
currently under way in the worlds
Ieodino otou1ie laboratories.
Sunday Listinss Continued Next Pose
Evening star., 1957-11-24
Nov. ~

e-city Side. interview.
Dr.. NJ II. Tntten, director OF
the office Of scientific personnel.
National Academy Of Science.
i:3o
5.eeotuFette. Sothern.
7.championship Bowline.
Joe ostroskl vs.. Tom Hennessy,
o-FootbcIl Kickoff
las
5-Best Of Benchley.
Comedy series starring the late
Robert Benchley.
9-Redskins News Conference.
400
4.Teen Tolk. Discussion.
5-Sundoy Movie.
IA Hours. Powder. Town."
1912. Victor Mcloolen.
9-Pro Footboll.
Redskins VS.. Eooles.
2:30
4-Wisdom. Interviews.
Sir Osbert sitwelI, poet.
7-ShirIey Temple Theoter.
Ia Hours. "Wee Willie Winkie."
500
4-Youth Vents 70 Know.
George R. Morek Of RCA-vietor
Singers Rise Stevens and Georgia
Gibbs will discuss music.
$3.50
4-Look Here. Interview.
Senator John Kennedy will be
visited by Martin Aoronsky.
Sport Thot Built q City.
"How the Baltimore Horbor Tun-
mel Viii Operote." Helen Delich
and George Rogers will norrote.
4:00
4-Wide, Wide World.
IA Hours. Desert Mirocle."
The post and present Of our
booming Southwest, centerine on
Tucson and Phoenix. Ariz Dr.
Andrew Douglass. scientist who
onoIyzes tree rings.
S-Wofner Brothers Premiere.
IA Hours. TOO Young TO
Know" l945. Joon Leslie.
7-collese News Conference.
Or. Joseph Koplon, choirmon Of
the v. S. Committee for ICY.
4:30
7-Poul WineheIl Show.
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Bette Davis Sues
Fourth Husbund'

LOS ANGELES, June IL (P.-
Movie star Bette Davis has sued
her fourth husband. actor Gary
Merrill. for separate main
tenance.
Her complaint charges that
since their marriage July %,
1850, in Juarez. Mexico, he has
treated her with extreme
cruelty" and has "wrongfully in
flicted grievous mental suf-
fering."
The actress suit was filed last
Friday in the suburban Santa
Monica Superior Court with the
plaintiffs name as Mrs. Ruth
Elizabeth Merrill. 1t came to
attention on reaching court
headquarters in downtown Los
Angeles yesterday.
Miss Davis asks custody of her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11

Several hundred doctor artists
entered the show, which has
been held annually for about 10
years. Four New York>artistS
served as judges. DR.. Goldman
competed with physicians who
have been painting less than
three years.
Painting Two Years
"Harper's Ferry" won first
prize among oil landscapes.
Nocturnal Tableau." crayon
drawing, took a blue ribbon
among drawings and pastels.
Madonna" received second
prize in the oil portrait cate
CORY.
The 43 year old surgeon
started painting two years ago,
when a back injury took him off
the golf links temporarily.
Il had always wanted to
paint" DR.. Goldman explains
land this lookedslike a good OPP
portunity. AS matter of fact,
painting probably would have
been my second choice as a pro-
fession.'
DR.. Gordon got in touch with
friend. Washington artist Sam
uel Bookatz. and the two began
painting together once a week.
The doctor also attended an art
class twice a week at American
University.
Local Exhibitor
Last weeks show marked DR..
Goldman'S first time out in a
national competition, but he is
no stranger to local exhibits. He
won first prize for drawing in
the amateur class at the 1855
show sponsored here by the Ma
tional League of American Pen
women. He has had entries in
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the Corcoran Gallery's annual
area show for the past two years.
DR.. Goldman. who lives at 3240
Patterson street NV. with his
wife and three children, is happy
that ribbons were pinned on all
three of his entries in the ply
sicians' show, but he cautions
admirers against overestimating
his talent.
I'm just an amateur" he in
SiStS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11
Keeps Weight Exuct

PARMAUS, N. IA new cleo
tronic weighing device MAIN
tains product weights within
one quarter of one per cent and
automatically compensates for
variations in container weights.
1t has been marketed by a Pa
ramuS firm.
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daughter Barbara. 9. by her last
previous marriage-to William
Grant Sherry of Laguna Beach,
Calf, a onetime boxer turned
artist.
She also requests custody of
two other children, Margot, 6,
adopted in January, 1851, and
Michael. S, adopted in February,
1852. Barbara was legally
adopted by Mr.. Merrill, Miss
Davis complaint states.
The suit asks support for Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11
D. c. Surgeon Takes 3
Doctor Art Show Prizes

Washington who likes to paint matched his
against his fellow doctors from all the
home with honors
DR.. Milton l. Goldman two first prizes and
the National Physicians Art Association show held conjunction
with the American Medical Association convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11
Purkers DISCOURAGED

RICHMOND. Va. (P..-Sign
on a vacant lot here: Parking,
$50 Per Day" Inquiry revealed
it was to discourage parkers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11

Davis and the three children.
The amount sought is not speci-
fed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11

This guide quickly tells you whether
your car can use Mobilgas r at regular
price :. or whether it needs our higher
Octdne gasoline Mobilgas Special
for top performance and economy.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-15
Letter From Israel
Please Open Your Doors, Mr. and Mrs. Tucson!

EDITORS NOTE: The fol.
owing dispatch was sent ex-
:lusively to the readers of
THE ARIZONA POST by
danya Strauss, longtime Tue
;on resident, who with her
husband, Harry, now is in
srael.)
By Manya Strauss
KIRYAT BIALIK-(Special
% THE ARIZONA POST
The past few months have
lad a terrific impact upon our
ives.
Indirectly Harry and l be-
Eame involved in ISrael's dra-
natic struggle for survival. 1
|annot say, I am sorry, that
lfter the eventful five days
IF the Sinai Campaign which
shook the world, Israel has
returned to normal life.
The real cause for this mill
,ary move was to destroy the
nurderous gang nests of the
Eedayeens who for years have
The Arizona post., 1957-02-15

continuously attacked border
settlements, killing and rob-
bing. The Fedayeen action has
been ignored by the world,
just as has the long years of
economic blockade, the con-
slant threat by Nasser to
wipe Israel off the map.
Year after year Israel plead
ed with the United Nations
and with the us. to insure
some measures of security.
But did anyone pay attention
to Israeps desperate cry?
Now, after Israel has taken
steps to protect itself from
the imminent attack of COM
plete destruction, we find 9TH
ers hollering 'aggressor' at
Israel.
Already we have upon our
selves the whip of some pun
ishing sanctions. But the Is
raelis are an enduring people.
No one will take away from
them the justifiable pride in
their defense force.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-15

Force. One day he found the
names of eight members of
his family on the list of new
arrivals from Egypt.
In the past six years he was
completely cutoff from them,
because Egypt refused to ac-
cept mail from Israel. There
was much joy in their re-
union. We shared in their joy
and offered them our spare
bedroom until they could get
settled.
Two weeks after their ar
rival in Israel, this family of
eight was settled in two small
apartments in the govern
ment's housing in Acre. They
were given beds, blankets,
two tables, chairs, a kerosene
cooking stove and a few kitch-
en- utensils.
Another week passed and
the children were sent to
school; the fathers and moth
ers were provided with jobs
in the new industrial center at
The Arizona post., 1957-02-15

The men have to work hard
er, the women somehow man.
age, but with great dignity
and in true Jewish tradition
to keep the family well fed
and clothed. That in spite of
the fact that a great part OF
the income is being deducted
for defense and for rehabilita-
ton of newcomers.
Some essential food items
already have disappeared
from the food store shelves.
Electricity and gasoline are
rationed. 1t is not easy for the
Israeli housewife to run a
smooth household under such
circumstances, but does she
complain? Never!
Right now we are witness
ing the tragic expulsion of the
Jewish community from
Egypt.
Mill, the charming daughter
of our neighbors, is married
to handsome Egyptian Jew,
a captain in the Israeli Air
The Arizona post., 1957-02-15

Acre. And of course they were
given a supply of food for
two weeks.
All this was efficiently exc
cuted by officials of the Jew
lsh Agency, the major bene-
flciary of the United Jewish
Appeal.
Harry and 1 watched eager
ly this skillful process of re-
habllitating this family. If we
wouldn't have seen it. we
would not believe it. Hun
dreds of thousands of immi-
grants have already been
settled and Israel will accept
and make a home for every
Jew, who runs from persecu-
ton.
By this time the Tucson
Jewish Community is proba-
bly, mobilizing its volunteer
forces to conduct its annual
Combined Jewish Appeal.
How badly 1 feel that l
cannot be there to take part
in the solicitations! If I would
The Arizona post., 1957-02-15

Stan Podolsky, Gary Olshan.
sky, and Stu Rabinowitz.
Belated congratulations to
Sheila Epstein, who gradual
ed first in the mid-term class
at Catalina High School. Mrs.
Epstein came forth with her
delectable spaghetti and anti
paste to nouris h Harlene
Kaufman, Joyce GoldWyn,
Joan SchantZ, Sheila, and
their dates at a party at the
Epstein home. The couples at
tended a horror show to COM
plete the gay evening.
LILLIAN VALID BIG in
Quoted her record-breaking
class of twenty-five M.I.T.'s
members In Training) with
an impressive candle-lit cere-
Over one hundred rela-
tiveS and guests flocked to the
Center auditorium to see Bet
ty Sacherson, and Paulette
and Annette Halpern re-
The Arizona post., 1957-02-15
Egyption Asks
For Asylum
In Israel

TEL AVN, (JTA)-Yous
sef Nadia, an Egyptian
army captain captured in
the Israeli Sinai campaign,
asked for and received
temporary asylum in Israel
last week.
In a statement to DR..
Louis Gailland, Internation-
al Red Cross representative
in Israel. Capt. Nadia said
he hoped for the possibility
of repatriation to England
or some other neutral coun-
try. He said he preferred
England, his native country,
where his mothers family
still resides.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-15

ceive the outstanding NIT.
awards; and to hear the in
spring speeches of Myrna
Zimbler, Lillian Wald Presi-
dent, and Judy Levin, Past
Lillian Wald and Mt. Region
President.
The workers on the commit
tee were as follows: Refresh.
ments-Evy Fink, Diane Kop-
lir, Paulette and Annette Hal
perm; Clean-up-Pauline Bra
dy, Evy Arms.
The mp1e Emanuel
SWFTY's Progressive Dinner
is scheduled for February
"a. Big plans are being made
for this affair to be opened to
non-SWFTY members. Call
EA 1882 for reservations
and details before February
18.
So long for now from The
MeaSle'.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-15

have known in past years,
what know now living in
Israel, knocking on your
doors, Mr.. and Mrs. Tucson,
would have had a much deep
er sound and meaning.
Will you please open the
door for me this time, too, and
let me just take a minute of
your time to tell you this:
Without you, we in Israel
have no one to turn to.
Without your generosity we
have no chance to live.
You probably will never
know how lonely and alone
Israel feels at this time.
Please Cd may 1 never
have to write such letters any
more.
To the leaders, to the hun
dreds of volunteers of the
CJA, 1 send my blessings
from here. May your task be
an easy one, and to you who
give, TODA RABA, Thank
You, from Israel.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-15

tan, professional, trades and
young marriedS.
MIR. GINSBURG has issued
an urgent appeal for men in
these divisions to cover their
cards by Sunday.
1t is also urged that volun-
teer workers who have not Sc
lected cards yet attend the
meeting.
Workers for the metropoli-
tan division of the CJA have
been announced by DR.. Mar
tin Snyder, chairman.
Named as co-chairmen were
Sy Schulman, Harry Roffman,
Al Gotkin and Irving Ostroy.
TEAM CAPTAINS are Leon
Sacks, Al Irwin, Al Krane, AL
Gotkin, Nathan Kaiserman,
Mrs. Evelyn Wiener, Ben La
Zow, Morris Remer, Mort
Greene, Harold Eisenberg, Ed
Oresman, N. Rochlin, Karl
Korn, Sol Silverberg, I. S. Liv-
ney, David Davis, Art Davis
and George Miller.
Division workers will report
at a breakfast meeting Sum
day, Feb. II at 10 am. at the
Center. The group hopes to
announce the sum it has
raised at the meeting.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-15
HERE N There
BY JAMIE ROSENBLUM
IlIInIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIlIHIIlIIIIHIIIHI


Sylvia Franklin's year of
sixteen was celebrated with a
surprise party in her home.
A group of "sneaky" friends
performed quite a Skillful job
of staging this "hen" gather
ing in her home. The guest
list included: Paula Fischer,
Judy Margolis, Judy Riven,
Bunny Burns, Gayle Good
man, Linda Lavine, Frances
Bernfield, Gail Goodman. Did
Sylvia really Jump one mile
in the sky?"
SEEN AMONG the crowds
and crowds of people viewing
the Harlem I'm Globetrotters
were Phyllis Rakita, Marty
.alpern, Harry Maslin, Hirsch
Handmaker, Mike Zimbler,
The Arizona post., 1957-02-15
Workers Picked
For CJA Group

Workers for the general so.
licitationS division of the CJA
have been announced by Da-
vid Wine, chairman.
Workers include Harry Ep-
stein, Henry Okrent, George
BuchSbaum, Morris Mutnick,
Ellie Winkeller, Nathan Saltz-
man, Sam Michaelson, Sidney
Islin, Morris Sohn, Phil Blum,
Meyer Feldman, Harris Bloch,
Joe Jacobson, Max Mordka,
Nathan Feinstein, Jack Abel
son, Sam Miller, Isadore
Small, Seymour Goldman, Hill
lei Rosenweig, Louis Shein,
Joseph Lev, Nathan Bowen
and Jack Barowitz.
Mr.. Wine pointed out that
complete cooperation has been
received this year from Con-
gregation Anshei Israel, Tenn
Pile EMANUEL, Mr.. and Mrs.
Club, B'nai Birth, Jewish
War Veterans and Workmen's
Circle. He also thanked fra
ternities Zeta Beta Tau and
Tau Delta Phi for their cam
Daipn efforts.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-15
Vital Report Meeting
Called For CJA Workers

An important report meeting of key divisions
1857 Combined Jewish Appeal has been called for Sunday
Feb II at 10 at the Center Breakfast served
David N Gnsburg, CJA general chairman has asked
these divisions to reporgeneral solicitations metropo
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Bradley Farms, Potomac. Md.

mooneence
o
with
frepo in
Also fine
carefully
OF $4,000 oronoed
sF sa Of s% sTs Ssg S H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
Tsxtured BFlok Rambler
; BEDROOMS, z BATHS
S27o5O


From the front open porch
one enters into q true 'front.'
to-rear center-entrance hall, q
l4x24 living room. 11xi3 sep
arate dining room with outside
entrance and all-electric over
size 1lx13 kitchen are ar
ranged TO eliminate all cross
floor trafic The master bed
room with IT'S private bath Is
located In the front part Of the
rambler Two additional twin
size bedrooms and eolored ce-
ramic tile bath complete the
floor plant The 2b-ft. paneled
and plestered recreation room
with = fill size fireplace. plumb
ing ronehed-in foV third full
bath, large workshop ares. gas
hnt-nir health" system end out
side entrance r"mnlets the base-
ment area one-ca~ attachsd
hrick RpraRe rom nistes the
settinR-sii for so7.abn Oniv
two homes like this for that real
value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
Group to Urge
Veterans to Use
81 Privileges

A group Of Washington area
builders and developers have
banded together to conduct a
campaign to inform veterans
of avantages in buying homes
under the CT bill.
Steve Yeonas and Bernard
Steinberg. Virginia developers
and builders. head a commit
tee formed to conduct the cam
paign.
Figures compiled by the
group indicate that more than
two-thirds Of the 1885, 900
eligible World War II veterans
have not used their home buy
ing benefits under the CT bill.
The housing benefits of the bill
were extended by Congress last
summer and are presently due
to expire in July. 1858.
Included in the group of
building firms sponsoring the
program are Clarence w. Cos
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LEWIS

Continued from Page B-l
coupons to be. filled out by Wis.,
itors. The coupons viii have
Q place for name. address and
telephone number. Each week.
the coupons win be collected
and brought to q central place
for the drawing Of the winner.
Coupons will be obtainable
without cost or obligation.
Sponsorship Of the Bermuda
trip program was undertaken
by The Star as q means of
encouraging the fullest particle
patton by the public in the
home exhibition.
Bermuda itself is Q coral
ringed group Of small islands
in the Atlantic Ocean, almost
600 miles east Of Cape Hatteras.
1t has been q British possession
since 1909, and is Britain's old
est self governing colony. For
the last so years it has been q
favorite vacation spot for
American tourists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
Park Donation Set
For Murumsco VILLAGE

A deed dedicating eight acres
Of Marumsco Village in Wood
bridge as parkland was to be
formally presented to the Ma
rumsco Village Citizens Assoc
iation. Inc, this morning under
plans announced by the Wood
bridge Development Co., Inc.
Louis M. w. Carter, vice
president of the : firm, was
scheduled to make the presen-
t9tion in the firms Office in the
development at Route 1913 and
Hilton avenue in Woodbridge.
Edmond E. Gazey, president
of the citizens association, was
to receive the deed to the
wooded tract with a stream
running through it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17

nell. Inc. Crossword Construc-
ton Corp. Holiday Park
Homes, Mace Properties, Inc.
Marumsco Village, L. g. Melt
ger & Assoc. Michnick- DiMaio,
Twinbrook Development Corp.
and Vienna Woods Community.