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HoUsEsfo, SALE. NV. tcont.l

CHEVY CHASE-PINEHURST; open
Sat. and Sunday 2 til dark-Very
attrac. brk. Colonial; lip. rln., din.
rm., kit, small den, screened rear
porch on LIST f.; 3 bedrms.. {. tiled
baths on Ind; rec. I'm. with firepi.
and full oath, Plus laundry rrn.;
oil hot-Water heat. Price reduced To
sell, S25,7S0; DIRECTIONS; Conn. to
Neoraska ave-. riEht. 70 Utah ave.,
sAMUsL Z. E. SooLEY' or MD HD.,
INC. AID. 4-0zgO or OIL. 4-774y.
CHEVY CHASE. BARGAIN-A small
down payment may buy this spa
cious, bungalow. compl. remodelsd.
bedrms. and den; beaut. garden.
hxciusive with J. c. CHATEL. NJ.
3-3356.
GEORGETOWN - 2I,500. Large
Inv: rm., 2-bedrm. prick: by Apt
only: ewes. OIL. 4-2b7x, ]. Nd
kULB CO.. FL. 3-210O.
GEORGETOWN - owner leayin,
country wants quick salt. Ali on
rs; 4 pedrms.. sep. din. rm., pwur
rm.. gar, Inc. unit. garuen. MlQ-3Us
AD. 4-l2Ol. AUSTIN r. DeWlLDh
KENT-Lovely Georgian ColoniaI, II
excl. res. area OF beaut. homes. 1
bedrms., den, 3la paths, etc. Excel
nnancing. See BY appt. l.. j. MILLS
SONS, ~. 9-4b6O; weekdays
SHERIDAN ST. NV, on 10th st.
semiaetscnsd si psSsas; rec xM TSpT
CAN SECURITY AND TRUST co
ST. $4,000.
WALTER REED 1 BLK.-3-bedrm
brk. semidet., only 4 yrs. old; am
cleo. kit. comb. liv. and din. rm.,
earpeted wall-to-wau LIST d., DOW
der rm.. rec. I'm. Asking $4,000
Assume $12,70U. CHESTER 81
KELLER, Realtor, JU. 5-7l00. OIL.
$3.50.
NEAR WALTER. REED, beautiful
Shepherd Park-Very attractive z.
nm. detached home: lge. living rm..
separate dining rm., den or bed
rm., powder rm.. kitchen and large
Bath on nv IND: full t Basement 1tot hOt !.
water heat. Diet. garage. Priced
very reasonably, S17,95O. Eve, Mr..
MCDOWELL, 10. 4-01A7. L. r.
GRAvATTE. 1918 X St. NV. ma.
1923 + ST. NV, below Pa, ave-,
west OF l7th-Large 3-story brk.,
with auto parking area in rear,
Key at 21l9 F st. NV. Mr.. Schultz.
NE. I-UIlD. J.. t. GRAVATIE,
Realtor. Ma. S-0763.
HOME AND INCOME, 1912 Argonne
EP a,b n, W. z, apts,; : rms. kit. snd
bath on End d. Price and term
avail. Mr.. Johnson, JU. 7-712U
with M. PAUL HANNAH, ME. &
400.
10th ST. N.W.-Brick. s bedrms. !,
ga baths, nv. rm.. din. rm.: nm
ished bsnt. and rec. rm.; porches,
front and back yards. TU. 2-S7O4.
BARNABy wooDs-CHEvY CHASE,
d. C. Dutch Colonial. attractive
brick; large living room. dining
room. modern kitchen. powder room,
3 bedrooms and maids room
screened porch, large, wooded lot;
new home In established neighbor.
hood. EN-. 2-1170. 1928 31st pl., NV.
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Follow the cAFRITz SIGNS
TRADES ACCEPTED
DI. 7-90s0 Ewes. RA. 3-219f
ARMY MAP SERVICE AREA
$14,950
$685. BROAD ST.
OPEN SUNDAY. Is

COLORED-UPPER 18th ST.-S
rooms, 8 baths, porches: det.; furn
or unfuin.; will exchange. OWNER
/ ia Q-7(10
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CHARM PERsONIFIED : Spacious
Cape Cod on over acre Up n
stone firepl., lift. din. .rm., pow
der rm.: 8 bedrms. and bath on
md d.: garage: h.-w.h.; SIG. $50.
A. J. KESSINGER 4 CO.. JU. g.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTs-Assume laree
iILLwooD MANoR-i BEDRooMs.

roof: mr.. Langley PIX. Our Lady OF
Sorrows parish; Sl3,g50 lless than
81 APPRAISAL. Terms. Mr.. Sweeney,
He f.6962. Ma. S-0334. A. s.
GARDINER A, co
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HOUSES uNFURNIsHED
YoURS - CSssiHiSoICE

AIT H ST. N.w.-6-rm. brick
S. abb s..s sSd i PSI me- 4, CAROLINA
AVE. S.E.--6-rm. brick; auto. gas
heat: newly dec; $3.50.
223 r ST. N.W.-6-rm. brick
bath. h.-w.h.; 500 mo.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
SIS 18th St. NV. DI. 1857
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s123 r ST. NV. below Pa. ave-,
west Of l7th--Large 3-story brk..
with auto parking area in rear
Key at 21l9 F st. NV. Mr.. Schultz,
Re. 7-O155. 1: T; oRAvATTk,
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GEOkGETOWN - LOCO. Largo
liv: rm.. 2-bedrm. prick: BY appI
only; eyes,, OIL. 4-2b72. j. Lee
kULB CO., FL. 3-21OO,
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SILVER STRING = Contemporary
Cape Cod. 4 lge. bedrms . full
baths. 26-ft. liv. rm. wifirepl., sep.
din. rm., lge. scr. back pch. Near
all schools and shopping. CT may
be assumed. S17,400, JU. 5-Y3SS.
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COLORED-S406 DOWN = Vacant
redecorated 6-rm. brick; IA baths
porches, bsrnt., oil heat. Easy terms
RIA. 6-6012: ewes, Ia. 9-4670.
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kENT-Lovely Georgian Colonial, II
excl. res. area OF beaut. homes. I
bedrms., den. Ga paths, etc. Excel
financing. See by appt. l.. j. MILLS
y. SONS, JU. $4,000; weekdays
MA, S-A6tjl.
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10th ST. N.W.-Brick. s bedTms. :,
ga baths, nv. rVn.. din. rm.; nm
ished bsnt. and rec. rm.; porches,
front and back yards. TU. 2-S7O4.
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8 AND Z 4 RMS, 21s BATHS
4A % FINANCING
With terms to suit you. roday's
best buy, both in living space and
location, Various split level styles.
Cane Cod. Open daily until dark.
CAL Ma; s.554Q or Oh. 1850;
Directions: One block beyond West.
moreland circle on Mass. ave, turn
right on jamestown rd.. 3 blocks
to exhibit house.
ALTON pPOpEPTTES TNc
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POTOMAC, Md ACRE
Three-bedrm., charming old home
on River I'd. Just reduced $1,000,
all modern improvements: board
fence, stable. garage and many other
features Good financing. Price.
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HOME AND INCOME, l642 Arsonns
Gath on LIST a.: 4 rms. 2 kits. and
bath on End q. Price and term1
avail. Mr.. Johnson, JU. 7-772U.
with M. PAUL HANNAH, ME. &
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GEORGETOWN - owner leayini
country wants quick salt. Ali on
MS; 4 pedrms.. sep. din. rm.. pwur
AD. 4-1201. AUSTIN r. DeWILDE
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ROSEMARY HILLsl S16.950-A real
Colonial. featuring liv. rm.. dininS
rm.. kit. den and powder rm. on
LIST floor; 3 bedrms. and bath on
| End floor: bsmt. Excellent finance
ing. Call OIL. 2-9070, ANDRI6
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ARLINGTON

EDGEMOOR AREA, Bethesda -
bedrms.. 2 baths, attached garage;
wall-to-wali Competing and drapesi
MALoRA R. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1905 wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
1854 CHURCH ST. N.W.-Conv. To-
cation; liv. nm. din. rm.. kit. 4
bedrms.. baths: S125 per mo-; gas
heat.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL
home, 1900, restored: "a mi. from
y. c. 10 acres, pvt. road; situated
between famous old Colonial es-
tetes. $34 $50: terms. West A.
554O, La Plata, Nd.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

1923 p ST, N.w.--12 rms,
4 baths, VIII consider sround,
Equity in choice 12i acres
OF ground with sewer and
water for FILA apis. or COM
mercial
Ma. S-7772 JU. 0-7622
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HOUSES for SALE. Sc. Cont. !
GROOM BRICK

With finished apt. in bsmt.; very
owner transferred; someone will get
q real bargain. Price only $ll,g5O
Small down payment. Nice neigh
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
(UNDER 100000
1928 HAWICK LANE
Set amidst homes Of 40 and
80 thousand price range, this
brick rambler is In keeping
with It's beautiful surround
ings Large lot, fine trans
portation downtown. schools
nearby. 3 bedrooms, . baths,
ground-level recreation room.
The scenery from the living
room and recreation room Is
pretty and restful. While its
exterior appearance is attrac-
tive, you must come in to
personally feel the warmth
and charm this splendid buy
offers. Mr., Crawford on
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO DARK
Directions: Out Kensington
pkwy. to Bexhill dr., right 10
Hawick lane, left TO Thomas
L. Phillips open" sign at
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
1920 CONN. AVE. wo. $4,000
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NEAR NATL. TRAINING SCHOOL
Lovely brick Cape Cod Colonial
3 bedrms.: full bsmt., brick garage,
spout. gas h.-w.h. Excel. cond. 2426
s. Dakota ave. ne. Open Sun.
til 8. PAUL H. LAUrERBACH &
CO.. UN 4-8633.
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COLORED
HOME VALUES

230b 18th st, NV rooms and
bath, h.-w.h., SIS.
,513g s. Dakota ave. n.e.--0 rms, .
"a baths. gas heat. fenced yard
2$i4 H st. n,w.--e rooms. bath
22o r. g. n,e.--9 rms. kit. and
"a X 81. n.e.--4 rms kit. and
lS bryant 81. n.y-s-iamly
r. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
2 Mass. Ave Realtors Ma. s-502O
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CAFRITZ HOMES
BRAND-NEW-BRICK
OPEN DAILY, ! TO Z

CAFRITZ HOMES
ND-NEW-BRICK
OPEN DAILY, ! TO z
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
semidet. pricki 3 baths,
q r.tra r sone st fg sldIs ni IcS
GAS H.-W attic fan.
DIRECTIONS: out New
Hampshire ave. to Missouri,
right to 8. Dakota, left on
Hamilton St, right on 18th ST.
70 $3.50 7th st. and sample
Follow the cAFRITz SIGNS
TRADES ACCEPTED
DI. 7-90s0 Ewes. RA. 3-21ef
ARMY MAP SERVICE AREA
$14,950
$685. BROAD ST.
OPEN SUNDAY, is
IF YOU ARE HANDY with the pain
brush and have approx. $1,000 dowI
you will be more than pleased with
this RARE VALUE. Just . few step
to d. e. Transit. Coy brick Cap,
GSd Wiz wh G i.p S1 a asls.n sarg porc S
Nice din. room and spacious equipped
kit; full basement, built-in' garage
reen.storm-sash comb. Second n
has large bedrooms and bath ma,
divide into 3 br. Can YOU top thil
IN q nne community? Dir; Out
Macarthur blvd. to, entr. gates q
EE ySS Em at tHFn right at Broad
HELEN BATLIF, wo. 6-1727
COLORED-UPPER 18th ST.-S
rooms, 8 baths, porches: det.: furn
Of un nndia VIII exchange. OWNER
C0LORED-I000 18th ST. NV
First .comml.: auto. heat. full bsnlt.
P4IRsi AB REi' iao y sf Sc. Oalf u.s.
tsdssorated sHn DS HisE fun f ssm
gas cfT1a asss n nr4 l4tA 9 H% PSr l rd
1446, ME. 6-3S2S: eyes,. IA. g.
COLORED-S406 DOWN = Vacant,
redecorated 6-rm. brick; Ia baths
gorches; bsnit., oil heat. Easy terms
C0LORED-Your best buy. 5-bedrm.
detached brick. 3 baths, gas heat,
detached gear brick garage. Make
ofteri OF or conventional. under
WALSH. OIL. 6-8Si2. THos. b
MIALsH INC. s1b 18th st. NV
SIS DECATUR. STREET NV.
y Vacant: heated, move right in;
y rooms. bath: oil heat: the price
is right. terms arTanged. See 4
M. B. Weaver, WO. 6-4944 OF
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO., AID
4.2000.
COLORED - 1910 ILLINOIS AVE
NV: open Sunday, Q to 5--Threl
bedrooms. kitchen. and bath: Co.
throughout: floors refinished: shop.
ping and school, ! block: reduced
for quick sale. Front and bach
entrance to basement. ia. 9.5731
or tn. GOTTA.
COLORED = VACANT, SALE Or
RENT, ITO Fairmont st. NV
6-rm. row brick; gas hot-watei
heat, full bsmt. Price, $1,000;
$500 down, assume hTst trust
$500. Cali weekdays after $50
tE. 2-23O9. ALOHA REALTY CO,
COLORED-l4I7 9Th ST. NV
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BETHESDA, MD.
4416 Walsh st.
NEWLY DECORATED

bath on rs oor t ksnen nOr aaa
large lot: convenient location. Va.
cant. Rent, $3.50. Key at 4414
Walsh st. B. F. SAUL CO.. 925 18th
ct. NV, Ma. $4,000
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c9 SIS Pfct4gR' s sHHi : Nv F44
: Vacant: heated, move right in;
q rooms. bath: oil heat: the price
is right, terms arranged. See II
sSlndsy q w:s ny time wy b aP SSSR
MARSHALL j. wxPLE CO., AID
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SILVER sPRING-3-b edrm. rambler;
1As baths: cor. lot 60x100 IT. day
light bsmt. with picture window
sep. side entr.: suitable for profes:
sional use: 1 block Piney Br. and
p phila' aye aye sac aazn oy OWNER slo''
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RAMBLER WITH GARAGE-charn

party. tn. 2-31s1.
WEST CHEVY CHASE
1905 RUFFIN RID.
NEW SPLIT-LEVEL
In a Sought-after community
within a block Of a fine .recreational
center. this beautiful home offers
the maximum In family living. Liv
rm. with interesting firepl., sep. din.
level, 3-bedrms. and bath on upper
level. Lge. end liv. rm. or library
and bedrm. and bath on lower level
OPEN SATURDAY, 2 TILL DARK
SUNDAY, l TILL DARK
To reach. Out Wis. ave. to Chevy
Chase blvd, and left 10 Rufin I'd.
right to house
En- 0-4032 OIL. 2-5S67
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FAA E.D.Sl 81 dWNENRIH loS SS rs NnSy
Ter on double lot; 2sxls Nv nm,
porch finished rec rm OIL 4.
20D6.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - By
porch firepls. wooded lot, near
school. NH. Naval Hosp. occupy
sS cSypoa A A;sums FLA " 49, I len.
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C0LORED-Your best buy. 5-bedrm.
d dsttschsd brick 3 baths; . gas beat
offeri Oh or conventional, under
$50; 900; Immediate possession
M We weD 81. stssiSg. f fhll T. 3
WALSH INC. 615 18th st. NV
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G. D. MURPHY. Realtor

5-rm., semidet. tapestry brick; .
bedrms.; finished rec. rm.. gas heat
in most convenient SIC. area. You
must see It. 500; terms. Also.
autn washer and Npiar
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CQLORED = 53l0 ILLINOIS AVE
NV; open Sunday. Q to 6--Thret
bedrooms. kitchen. and bath: Co.
lonial. completely redecoratec
throughout: floors refinished: shop.
ping and school, block: reduced
Tor quick sale. Front and hael
or TTI 0-n111
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On Minnesota ave-. close to Pa. ave.
Sc; 6-room brick with extra lot;
this property is to be sold at sacri-
nee price; Shown by appointment
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

Lovely, modern, semidetached s.
bedroom house with modern kitch-
en-, Ia baths. full basement. gas
heat; Sis. Call Ma. S-6440 for
inspection,
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1st COMMERCIAL

c. D. MURPHY, Realtor
Lu. 4-62a7 Lu. 4-22h
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
HOUSES EoR sALE-N.E.

CAPITOL HILI-Restored town hse.,
bedrms.. marble tiled baths.
mod. kit, full din. rm., soft. hv.
rm., garden, patio; dble. gar. From
OWNER Ii. 7-!llO7.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Club

The Mr.. and Mrs. Club of
Anshei Israel have scheduled
two social events for this
month.
On July IA at $3.50 pm. at
Anshei Israel there will be an
evening of square dancing
with instruction. And on
July 27 at $3.50 pm. at Sa-
hara Guest Ranch there will
be a night swim party with
dancing and a barbecue. Ad-
mission for the swim party
is IS cents for members and
guests.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
BIB Women PIuI
Barbecue
Benefit

A Kosher barbecue SUP
per will be given July 2.
at the Hillel Foundation
1245 East Second by chap
ter GLIB of B'nai Birth We
men announces Mrs. AT
ner Roberts, acting preSid
ent.
The entire community i
invited for the meal and foI
cards and NAH jongg fol
lowing. Mrs. Irving KaSel
is chairman assisted bI
Mines. Harry Miller and Al
thur Arm. Supper is SIP
for adults and IS cents fol
children under II.
Proceeds will go to aid
ing the BIB Women's pro
gram for the Veterans Hos
pital. Among the hostesse'
for the b a b ecue ar
Mines. Irving Greenbera
Max Goodman, Sam Yavel
berg, George Fischer, Moi
ris Podolsky, David Fried
la n d, Joh n Cooperma1
Earl Sydow and MorriI
Petchenick.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
BIB Women

A regular board meeting of
B'nai Birth Women, Chapter
GLIB, will be held July IL at
10 am. at the home of Mrs.
Charles S. Kalb, 301 East
bourne. Coffee will be served.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
Shevo Tiguy

A regular meeting of Pho
neer Sheva Tigay Club will be
held Monday, July Is at 7:30
pm. at the Center.
Mrs. Herbert Feig will pre-
sent a review of current
events. Annual reports will be
given by Mrs. Evelyn Strauss,
treasurer; Mrs. Sam Feinman
on JNF Tree projects; Mrs.
Lemel on JNF Blue Box and
Mrs. Ben KesSler on Sunshine
Fund project.
Mrs. Sidney Nevins, presi-
dent, urged those interested
in the organization should
contact her now or call Mrs.
Feinman at MA 4-1620. The
fiscal year for the civic and
charitable aid organization
runs from July 1 to June 30.
A membership tea will be
held in November. Mrs. New
ms also declared that women
are needed to aid Sheva Tigay
in its important Israeli aid
DrOiQPtS
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05

an anticipated enrolment of
45.
THE DAY CAMP drew 40
for the first ses sion as
against an expected 120.
Play camp is for young
sters 31a to 5 years of age and
day camp for youngsters 5 to
II years.
Registration for the second
session now is being taken at
the Center.
The TrailblaZers, which al
so opens July 8 for its next
period, doubled its registra-
ton of last year with an en-
rollment of So for the first
period.
THE TRAILBLAZER pro-
gram is for youngsters IL
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05

to New York to be with his
wife who is ill there.
The new operator of the
market already has made his
home here with his wife, Syl-
via, and their four-months-old
son, Jerome. They plan to
join Congregation Anshei Is
rael and Young Israel.
The market will be called
Irving's Kosher Meat and
Poultry.
81 PLAN to do everything
1 can to help people-espe-
cially young couples = keep
Kosher" Irving Greenberg
said. 1--WE will feature fine
cuts of meat, such as club
steaks, 1llet mlgnon, steaks
and roasts cut to the custom
er'S wishes"
Irving's Market also will
carry poultry, delicatessen,
dairy products and other Ko-
Sher food groceries.
Another feature will be the
handling of meat for freeZers.
Beef will be sold at low rates
by the side or half-side and
the meat will be cut and pack
aged to the customers order.
The market also will con-
tinue to offer free delivery.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
Russians Free
Hungary Rabbi
From Prison

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - [
Joseph Wuerdiger, a Hungi
ian rabbi who was liberat
from a Russian concentrate
camp in Siberia as a result
West German interVentic
arrived in Israel this wee
Rabbi Wuerdiger. was X
mapped by Soviet authoriti
while en- route from HungaI
to West Germany in 1947.
He was deported to SiberI
on charges of Zionist act
tiles"
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
Organizations
AL. Sisferhood
Observation-Disclosures l!!!lIIIIIIII

The first board meeting of
the new season for AnShei Is
rael S is terh ood was held
Tuesday, July 2.
Mrs. Sol Isakoff, vice-presi-
dent in charge of membership
presided in the absence of the
president, Mrs. Norris Hol-
land. The next board meeting
will be held Tuesday, Aug. 6
in the Anshei Israel Audito-
rum. Mrs. Isakoff will pre-
side.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
Strawberry ShOrtcake

2 cups flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
1a teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon sugar
4 tablespoons shortening
q cup milk
1 quart strawberries
1 cup granulated sugar
Sift together the dry ingre-
dents. Work in the shorten
ing with the back and edge of
a spoon until the mixture
looks flaky. Stir in the milk
and turn the dough onto a
slightly floured board. Pat
the dough to a half inch
thickness and shape into large
rounds with a biscuit cutter.
Bake 18 minutes in hot oven
425 degs. F.
Split and put together and
top with the strawberries.
Wash, hull and slice the
strawberries. Mix them with
one cup sugar and let stand in
a warm place to start the
juices. Serve with sweet
cream.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
Whot's Cookin'?
Stuffed Beef Roll

Stuffed Beef Roll
2 cups soft bread crumbs
1 teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons chicken fat
2 sliced onions
p cup chopped celery
2 cups boiling water
3 tablespoons flour
2 pounds round steak
sliced thin
Mix the crumbs and season
ing. In a frying pan brown
the fats, onion and bread
crumbs. Remove from the fire
and add celery. Wash the
meat, trim the fat from it.
Cut gaShes in the edge of the
steak so the edges will not
curl when the meat is cook
ing. Spread the bread mixture
on the steak. Roll the meat
and fasten the roll together
with toothpicks or tie a string
around it. Sprinkle the flour
over the roll.
Put the fat cut from the
in a heated frying pan
and heat it until there is
enough liquid fat to brown
the meat. Then put the roll of
the meat in the pan and
brown it. Place meat in a cas-
serole, pour boiling water
over it, cover and bake the
meat in 275 degs. oven two
hours. Remove roll to hot
platter, add 1 tablespoon salt
and a dash of pepper to the
roll.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05

The Tel Aviv WeiZmann
Prizes for Science have been
awarded to Prof. E. D. Berg
man, for work in organic
chemistry; to DR.. A. H. Frei,
for research in new methods
of measuring electric current;
and to DR.. S. Agnon, for re-
search in analytical mathe-
maticS.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05

through IA years of age.
Because of the heavy ell
rollment during the first hai
early registration is urge
this week.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
Irving Greenberg Takes
Over Kosher Food Marker

Irving Greenberg who has had 25 years experience in
the operation of Kosher meat markets in New York has
taken Greenberg's Market at 1045 E. Sixth.
Mr.. Greenberg is the younger brother of Abe Green
berg who established the Tucson market but is returning
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
Temple Sisferhood

A dessert luncheon, card
party and nah jongg affair
will be sponsored by Temple
Emanuel Sisterhood in the
Temple auditorium Wednes-
day, July II at 1 pm.
There will be door prizes
and admission is a 81 dona-
ton. For information call
Mrs. Herbert Bloom, EA
6-O119.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
Center Doy Camps Record
Hiqh Enrolment

Camp Renah operating at record enrolment this sur
mer will open its second session at the Center July g.
The Centers play camp and day camp, says Mitd
Frank Day Camp director hit record enrolments Ps
camp had enrolment of 55 for the first session again
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Hubbart'a
home was destroyed by fire On
September 5th. Mrs. Beatrice
Dilsorth and Mrs. Lusendia Rey-
maids are on the sick LIST. !.
Willie Wright II improving from
a gun shet wound in the VA
hospital IN Little Rock. Leslie
Walton returned home in Flint
after a week vacation here. !.
Jessie Young returned home IN
New York City after spending
1 weeks here with relatives and
friends. Thought for the Week:
1T doesn't pay 10 SCI to church
In the morning If you plan to
go 10 the devil in the evening.
don't fight your boB and then
come 10 church..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-09-20

That was In 1920 when the
Pilgrims made, their historic
voyage to America and what
to do for diapers was a real
problem. Old documents re-
cord the birth of two babies,
Oceanus Hopkins and Peregrin
White, but nobody mentions
how they were cared for and
we can only assume their
mothers made diapers from
old petticoats or sheets. Cloth
was harsh and so eoarsely wo-
ven in the early days. even
pounding it pliable in butter
milk, as was the custom.
wouldn't make 1t suitable to
use on a tiny baby.
The rag diaper of 1920 and
today's gay pastel Curity dia-
pers, are as different as cater.
pillars and butterflies; the
latest style put out by this
well known manufacturer Is a
quaint Mayflower print as
pretty as a bouquet of Spring
posies.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-09-20
Maine Sardine Industry

From April to December. great
schools of silvery young fish In
wade the waters of Names
soast. The Indians knew the
aslectsbIe flavor OF the meaty
! Maine Sardines and 1t Is said
that Captain John Smith recon-
nended them to his fellow colo
nIsts a. healtfkuf End succulent
fare.
With the building of the first
sardine cannery In Eastport in
1878. the Maine folk began cam
ming the Ash In Earnest. From
one small factory grew a large
and prosperous industry. Today.
approximately forty factories dot
the coast Of Maine. The business
of packing these fiavorful little
Ash in their variety of sauces and
oils Is, to a greater or lesser de-
gree, the livelihood of ten thou
sand people.
Try a can Of these delicious
fish. chock-full of flavor and
nutgssiun.