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Mrs. Boschen, so.
Retired Nurse

Mrs. Henry Boschen, so, VINO
practiced nursing here for rs
years. died Tuesday in Anne
Arundel General Hospital, An
napolis. Md. following an oper-
alton.
The former Thekla Castens
she was born in Lubbock. Ger
many. She came to the United
States and Washington shortly
after World War I.
Mrs. Boschen, who received
her professional nursing ed
ucation in Germany, worked as
a private nurse here until 1856
when she and her husband
moved to Herald Harbor, Md.
At that time, she became q
nurse at Brownsville State Hos
pital in Maryland. She retired
last year.
Survivors are her husband Of
Herald Harbor: six sisters,
Mrs. Martha Strelit Of Detroit,
and Mrs. Paula Neberman,
Mrs. Gertrude Luebcke, Mrs.
Crete Daniel. Mrs. AIDA Neb-
erman and Mrs. Hanna Beh-
randi, all Of Germany, and
a brother. Fritz Castens. also
Of Germany.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm. tomorrow in the Hines
Funeral Home. 1901 Fourteenth
street, NV. with private rites,
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Sutton Discusses
British PuIIout

MANAMA. Bahfain, Aug. is
up. = Discussions are taking
place between the Sultan of
Muscat and Oman and his field
commanders and political adj
visers on the question Of the
withdrawal Of British troops
from Oman. it was announced
today.
The Withdrawals will start
within three or four days, 1t was
predicted here.
No further news of rebel
chasing activities in Oman were
received here. But Fort Tanuf,
q former rebel stronghold, has
been blown up by British sap
pers on the Sultan'S orders
. Tanuf. nine miles northwest
of Nizwa, was the fortress-homg
of Sheikh Suleiman bin Hims
var and was blown UP IN 6.
practical and symbolic move IT,
solidify the Sultan's authority
in Oman.
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of military and school bands
here and in Baltimore. For
many years he worked closely
with two Of the bands he
formed in Potomac and Sandy
Spring, Md.
Also surviving are two sons.
Charles c. Collins, an attorney
here, Of 243S Forty-fourtl4
place NV. and william o.
Collins, a United States mar
shall, Of Lorton. Va, and an.
other daughter. Mrs. Marie C.
Mcclure Of San Antonio, Tex:
Funeral services will be held
at. 10 am. tomorrow from the
Collins funeral home. 3S2f
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Gate of Heaven
Cemetery.
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c. c. cookIey, 81,
Veteran SuIesmun
Of Insurance Here

Funeral services for Charles
c. Coakley. veteran insurance
salesman and q longtime resi-
dent of Washington, will b.
held at noon tomorrow at the
s. H. Hines funeral home, 29Ol
Fourteenth street NV.
Mr.. Coakley. 81. died Tuesday
at George Washington Uni
versity Hospital after a long
illness.
A native of King George
County. Va. Mr.. Coakley was
with the Metropolitan Life In
surance Co. here for more than
40 years.
In Oakton. Va. where he
moved in 1854. he was active
in church and civic work.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Bessie Reynolds Coakley;
q son. DR.. Charles s. Coakley
Of SITS Watson street NV; q
daughter. Mrs. F. Royce Fran
zoni Of 350e North Abingdon
street, Arlington: two sisters
Mrs. s. B. WEIGH. 7lo South
Nineteenth street. Arlington
and Miss Ellie Coakley, 75lt
Fourteenth street NV: three
brothers. Daniel Irving Coakley
of 1000 Massachusetts, avenue
NV; Fairfax N. Coakley OF
1924 Harvard street NV. ano
F. Beal Coakley of Coral Gables
Fla. and eight grandchildren
The family requests that any
tokens Of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
Fellowship Club Of Oakton VA
Methodist Church.
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Lewis F. Collins, 80, Fother
OF Montgomery Legislator

Lewis F. Collins. 80. father of
Mrs. Margaret C. Schweinhaut.
Montgomery County member of
the Maryland Legislature, died
yesterday in Emergency Hos
lpital after a long illness.
Mr.. Collins, q native Of Po-
toIiiac. Md, lived with his wife,
Mrs. Mary A. Collins, at l349
Jefferson street NV.
/ Mrs. Schweinhaut's husband
lis retired District Judge Henry
A. Schweinhaut.
Mr.. Collins had retired from
his maintenance post in the
public schools here more than
10 years ago.
Since youth he had engaged
in the formation and training
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OF the I Street Friends Meeting
where she was superintendent
of Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stabler. cele.
brated their 55th wedding an
niversary in l94S. MFR. Stabler
for many years an insurance
underwater her. died in 1949.
Mrs. Stabler's father, Ber-
nard T. Janney. was SUPER
visory principal Of GEORGETOWN
schools for 20 years.
She is also survived by three
sons. Laurence J. Stabler Of
Waiiingford. Pa: DR.. Robert M.
Stabler Of Colorado Springs,
Colo, and Albert Stabler, jr.,
Of Sandy Spring, and nine
grandchildren and 10 great
grandchildren.
Private funeral services will
be held and the family asked
that no flowers be sent.
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Miss Mucurty, 90.
Art Teacher

Miss Jessie Macarty, 80. an
artist, died Tuesday at Doctors
Hospital Of heart trouble.
Miss Macarty lived here all
her life. Educated in the Dis
trict public schools and at
Corcoran Art Gallery. she was
considered one Of the best
copyists in the area before her
retirement some years ago.
She also taught art classes
In her home and did china
painting. She was a member
Of the Church of the Holy City
here.
Miss Macarty, who lived at
1920 Sixteenth street NV, Is
survived by two nieces, the
Misses Phoebe and Jessie Tyr
rell. and q nephew, Daniel
Tyrrell, all Of 1880 Forty-sev-
enth street NV.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow in the Hines
Funeral Home. Burial will be
in Oakhill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Walter Rem
35-Yeur Resident
OF CopituI Area

Mrs. Walter H. Rem. 70. q
Washington area resident for
IS years. died yesterday Of a
cerebral hemorrhage at Airing
ton Hospital.
A member Of the Columbia
Baptist Church for over 80
years. Mrs. Rem was active in
the Federation of Women's
Clubs and the Falls Church
Garden Club. She lived at
TOT North West street, Falls
Church. Va.
Mrs. Rem. born in Apex,
N. c.. lived In the District for
several years in the EOS before
moving to Falls Church. Her
husband. Walter H. Rem, lis a
retired railway postal clerk.
Also surviving are a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles A. RanSone
All Midvale street, Falls
Church: two sons, Frederick B.
Rem Of Vienna and Thomas
o. Rem Of Hawthorne, New:
a sister. Nina B. Jordan OF
Rocky Mount. N. c.: a brother,
Frank c. Bell Of Roanoke, and
four grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at the CO.
lumbia Baptist Church, Co
lumbia street and Lee highway,
Falls Church. Burial win be at
National Memorial Cemetery.
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Capt. C. W. Craven Dies
2 Days After Retirement

as an electrical engineer in
Hawaii. He returned to active
duty in 1910 and was assigned
to the l4th Naval District.
He became a naval aviator
| in 1914 and was sent to the
USS Enterprise. He later
served as air ofiicer Of the
carrier.
In 1852 he was assigned to
the office of the deputy chief
Of naval operations for air.
He is survived by i've chill
dren of previous marriage,
his mother. Mrs. Ina Craven,
and q sister, Mrs. Ina p. Craven
of Hawaii.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm. tomorrow at the Fort
Myer (Va.) Chapel. Burial will
be In the Arlington National
Cnmefefv
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Capt. Conrad w. Craven. 46
who retired two days ago al
q squadron commander at Pa
tuxent Naval Air Station be-
cause Of illness. died yesterday
at Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Capt. Craven had served al
Patuxent since last year. He
lived with his wife, Mrs. OAR
lee F. Craven. at $500 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV.
A 1888 Annapolis graduate
he participated in the defense
of Hawaii after the Pearl Har.
Dor attack in 194l.
Before his Patuxent assign
ment he had served as execu.
tive ofhcer of the USS Wind
ham for about 10 months.
After his graduation he re,
signed his commission to worl
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Group Sees
Nike Firing

Civic leaders from Washing
ton and nearby Virginia few
back to Washington today after
attending q firing demonstra-
ton Of the Nike guided missile
at Red Canyon, N.AMex.
The % men and women were
invited to see the firing as part
Of the Air Defense Command
program Operation Under
standing" designed to permit
the general public to view Nike
capabilities through the eyes
Of a variety Of community
leaders.
The list AAA Missile Bat
talon. an element Of the 35th
AAA Brigade, which has the
responsibility for the Wash
ington- Baltiore anti-aircraft
defense. is on annual service
practice at the Red Canyon
site.
Those attending the firings
from this area were:
DR.. Daniel L. Finucane. director, De.
partment Of Public Health: Mrs. VIII
liam N Calvin, executive secretary,
Armed Services Hospitality Commit
tee: Rabbi Meyer Greenberg, vice pres
ldent. Washington Board Of Rabbis:
Edward d. Heatwole. Alexandra city
manager Rev. Francis J. Hayden. 8
y. director, Astronomical Observatory
ston, Falls Church city manager: AL
bert 7. Lundberg, Arlington city man
aRer: Carlton c. Massey, Fairfax Coun-
l ~ executive: Benjamin N. MeKelWay,
/ editor washington Star; John NJ Ne
Williams, president. Charles County
Chamber Of Commerce: Judge 0eoree
D. Nelson. Herbert w. Reichelt. chair
commissioners: Rev Dr. Frederick 3
ton Federation Of Churches: Very Rev
Msgr, John B. Roeder. vice chancellor
Archdiocese OF Washington: DR. Cath
eryn 0uekler- Hudson. dean, School of
Public and Government Administra-
ton. American University:. Richard Z.
Shands, president. FAIRFAX County
van. president. Board Of Commission
ers, Charles County: Fire Chief Willard
H. sutton Lauley Van Ripper, director,
Civil Defense, Rockville, Nd. Wilbert
z. woodson superintendent Of schools.
Fairfax County.
Accompanies military personnel
Brig. Gen. Charles O. Dunn. CON-
commanding ofhcer. 10th AAA Group,
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Draths
wICHTN. ERNEST AARON. sudoeply

wICHIN. ERNEST AARON. suddenly
81 Tuesday; AHEus tvii2 a 1922. "a,
WIcHIN Of e1O5 East. Parkhiil DR.
Setnesda, Nd. beloved husband o
father Of Ronald Charles and Har.
riet Michele Wichin. he also Is sur.
vIyed By his mother Mrs. Rebeccl
Wtchinsky Of BROOKLYN. N Y. anC
brother isadore Wiehinsky O
the Bernard Danzansky a. sons Fu.
neral Home, 3501 l4th st. NV. OF
Interment Mount Lebanon Cemetery
Memorial week. 9lO5 East Parkhfl
srs. the family U sursests eI thai con con,
trinutions may be sent to the Hear
WINKELHAUs. WILLIAM A. on Tues,
day. August 10. 1857, WILLIAM A
wfNKELHAUs Of 3404 Morrison st
NV, beloved husband OF Mabel II
w winkess1 s.h s,o Of Mis-, an,
i've sisters and two brothers Serv.
ices ct the s. II. Hines Co Funera
Home, 290i 14th st NV. on Friday
August 49,. at . pm. lparking fa.
cilitiesl. fnterment private. Is
WOLMAN, BERNARD. On wednesday
august gGN 4. 1857 BERNARD VOL.
wolman, devoted father of Bruce
and jeffrey Wolman He also Is sur.
yived BY his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Sol Wolman: four brothers and foui
sisters, Emanuel Jerry; Eugsns an'
p. C.: Mrs Doris Bali and Mrs
Lorraine Cherkas OF Philadelphis
Pa: Mrs. Ruth Cohen Of MiddletoWn
Pa and Miss Sandra Wolman Of
Newark. y =; Services at the G; D
S n9ldSsrE Son I E|nsF:l Home v; ta1
at pm Interment King Davit
Memorial Garden. In mourning a
Family requests in lieu Of mowers
eeontributions Pc made to the Leu;
Scranton. Pa. papers please copy
WOOD. ALBERT ROBERT. On Tues.
Err WooD Of MitchelivIlIe, Ma, be.
brother of irene Williams, James
Doris. Clara, Patricia, Clarence anc
pyts; Nathaniel and ROGER Wood
other relatives and friends The late
MT. Wood may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home, 80 Il st, ne,
after 4 pm. Thursday, August is
r sTro, On b. Fridiy AEISEst g from
? pm. Interment church cemetery
is
YOUNG, HATTIE. Suddenly, on Mon.
day, August ~. 1857, MRS HATTIE
YOUNG Of l401h Merrimeck ave.
Langley Park, Hyattsville, Nd. be.
s oysd Tis q BENJAMIN dsyo. YOuas AIS
Mrs; Mary Smith; two sisters, on,
brother one son-in-law, one grand.
son, many nieces and nephews
cousins and other relatives ant
AuSust rs, friends may cali al ~,
Henry 8. WASHINGTON a. Sons Funera
the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
on Friday, August 10. at 2 pm,
ooochland. Va. Interment church
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Mrs. Albert StobIer, 88,
Founded Georgetown Club

Mrs. Albert Stabler. SO, fol
more than 80 years q George
town resident. died in Sandy
Spring, Md, yesterday.
Mrs. Stabler. a native of Lin.
coin. Va. was living with q
daughter, Mrs. Loften s. Wes-
ley. She is the former Lena
Janney.
Mrs. Stabler, one Of the old
est graduates Of Central High
School. taught for several years
IN the public schools here.
She was founder and men,
Der Of the Home Interest Club
q cultural organization in
GEORGETOWN. and was q member
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l2.000-Foot Highway
Is HIGHEST in U. S.

DENVER.-Trail Ridge Road
at 10000 feet. is the highest
continuous automobile highway
in the United States.
It traverses Rocky Mountain
National Park. running from
the Estes Park eastern end to
the Grand Lake western end
Of the park which is So miles
northwest Of Denver!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15
Enrol Flynn Enters
New York Hospital

NEW YORK, Aug. is (R.-
Actor Enrol Flynn was in
Roosevelt Hospital today with
knee and rib injuries he re-
portedly received 10 days ago
in a speedboat accident off
Palma. Majorca.
The hospital said he had a
possible rib fracture and torn
ligaments of the left knee.
Mr.. Flynn was taken to the
hospital last night for X-rays.
He went by taxicab from
Hampshire House. a midtown
hotel. He arrived hereby plane
from Paris yesterday.
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DEATHS
AnnOuneemenl o.
Services b. Chamber


TRACEY. AUGUSTUS. In loving mem.
DRY of our beloved father, Angus
TUS TRACEY, who passed away nine
teen years ago today, August 10,
1898.
Those whom we lose 80 out Of sight
But never out Of mind:
OF those they leave behind
DAUGHTERS, ESTHER REED, MA.
BEL NEWMAN
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH N, In lovins
memory Of my devoted husband
JOSEPH N WILLIAMS, who passed
away two years ago today, August
Is, 1865.
A happy home I once enjoyed,
How aweet the memory still.
His death has left 4 lOnesomenesi
This world can never NIL
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, CATHERINE
WILLIAMS, AND son, =
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NnnFiItl.a

TAsH. WILLIAM. There viii be an
unwilling OF Q memorial to the mem
ory Of the late WILLIAM fash Al
the District Of Columbia Lodge
.Elesayetgrad Cemeteryl on sunday
yves and friends are invited.
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With Regard to O
Card OF Thanks

Ven often Q card Of thanks In
The Stel maets . need which con
hardly Be solved 10 any othe, woy
Net oaIy Is il . gracious expression
Of gratitude 10 those who hot. sent
sleEal tributes but also couVteously
acknowledge the services and kind
aessss 81 the mony 10 whom . per-
senel note 81 thunks cannot yell Be
mailed o. whose aames and Cd.
dresses ore nor known insertion Of
. card Of thsnks moY be arsonsed
By telephone 10 The Sser ST
$4,000
The Evening and Sunday Ssc,
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FUNERAI DIRECTORS
Crenatorium

Crematorium
J. william Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Attn 81 and Mass Ave NE ~ 3.b2Ou
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ga r st. NV. NO. 7-Ol33
lOs
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NAOMI oIMBRUcH, W. ~

c0AKLEY. CHARLES. A special com
Il munication OF East Gate
A !! q q &;
" ne. for the purpose OF con-
ductIng Masonic burial services ior
our late brother. CHAhLES, C0Ak-
LEY Services at the s. II. Hines
90. FUNERAL Home, 1901 18th st. n w,
Al 4. noon, Interment Oakton, Va
LESTER L. SHERRILL, W. NJ.
WA GILMORE, secy.
August ia, 1867. LEWIS 2 COLLINS
OF I34g Jefferson st. nv beloved
father Of Charles c, and William q
Marie c. Mcclure Of San Antonio
lex, and Mrs. Henry a. schWein.
hsut OF MONTGOMERY County, Nd
FUNERAL from the Collins FuneIa
Home, 1921 l4th st. nv. en- Friday
August 10, at 10 am. lntermen'
Cate Of Heaven Cemetery. 10
DENNING, EDWARD }. OF CLOS 43re
a., Hyattsville, Nd, on August ~
1887, husband Of the late kathtynt
a Dennine, father OF Inez D, Jones
brother Of Loretta Bellrose Of Conoes
NY, and grandfather OF Robert a
Lawrence. He also Is survived by
three grent-grandsonB. Services a.
Chambers Funeral Home. b6Ol Cleve'
iand ave, Riverdale, Md, on Friday
August rs, at / pm. lntermen'
private. 10
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c SHAFFER. INC
Expressive Floral tributes Moderately
Phens oydera Also Sccepted $40 10 q
I'm week uinhts 200 l4tb At nw'
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Belts. EUGENE bcROLAIs, On
Tuesday, August IS. 1857. at heI
fs sss.,I.s al7 MensEoss ave; &c:
Belts beloved wife Of KSrl 8
Belts. Funeral services will Be he'll
ct EastQn Sons Funeral Home, 6Os
Ereqeriek ave. CatonsVille. Nd, on
Friday. Auguet 16, ct III am, visit.
ment in Arlington National Gene.
terry ct 1850 pm. liz
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Classified Ads
$1.OO for 25 words and &C peA
word thereafter

EXCESS HAIR-permanently re-
moved by registered nurse. 1908 N.
3rd st. CIR 4-7450 or AM 6-O554.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

TODAY, JENO, 27, is an example
of the quick assimilation of the
group of new Americans brought to
Phoenix by the Committee for New
Americans.
In almost less than no time at
all he obtained well-paying job
as brakeman for the Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe Railroad. Hav-
ing established his residence at 907
w. Mcdowell, he now is working
toward three main goals: obtaining
US. citizenship, attending college,
and visit to Israel.
1T WAS AS a 15-year-old that he
fled the horrors of concentration
camp. In addition to Rumania and
Germany, Jeno has lived in France,
and Belgium. His
checkered background has helped
him to become fluent in four Ian
guages.
Davidson feels that Brussels, the
Belgian capital, offers a life better
paced by the arts and classics than
is found in the United States. AS
for his new home town of Phoenix,
however, he has this to say: Mice
people and prettiest town I have
ever seem"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Goings-On
At The
Center

The newly organized Center
Women is busy forming its 100-plus
membership into committees, with
the membership committee utiliz-
ing a dessert coffee kickoff session
last Monday for its 1,00O-member
campaign.
The groups snack bar committee
headed by Mrs. Ada Marder and
Mrs. Dorothea Lory, will operate
the pool-side center snack bar dur
ing all hours that the swimming
pool is open for use during the
summer. 1t will go into operation
this Sunday.
Center Women's first project will
be mass polio innoculations of
adults and children at the center
April %. Other innoculation peri
ods will be set for the second and
third shots in the series. Cost per
shot will be 81 for adults, 81 for
children.
Annual membership dues for
Center Women is ST..
JOY CARTER took the women's
open singles championship and
Don Tempkin the boys 13-and-
under singles in the Arizona State
Table Tennis Tournament held for
the second straight year at the
center gym. Both Mrs. Carter and
Don are center members.
FOR PASSOVER observation, the
center will be closed from pm
next Monday to pm. Wednesday
and from pm. April q to z pm
April %. The swimming pool will
be open from 8 to pm. Monday
Thursday and Friday and from !
to S pm. April 81.
SWIMMING instruction for chill
dren not enrolled in the summer
day camp will be offered two morn
ings each week after the current
semester. The schedule will be
announced later. Registration for
the summer day camp and nursery
school programs continues each
Sunday afternoon.
i
Jay Edison, district representative
for Bonds for Israel, addressed
members of the Golden Age Club
at their weekly meeting Wednes-
day at the center. Mrs. Ida Isen-
berg presented a group of Jewish
folk songs at the April 8 meeting
Mrs. Mollie Sundelf was appointed
program manager.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
MRS. WINOGRAD
TOHEADNEW
B.B.W. GROUP

Mrs. Zachary Winograd has been
elected president of the new Edith
K. Baum B'nai Birth Women's
Chapter, which will be instituted at
a May 5 meeting at Highway
House.
Officers, who will be installed at
the meeting, include: Mrs. A. j.
Kramer, Mrs. David Dabrow, and
Mrs. Gerald Brakeman, vice presi-
dents; Mrs. Alan Bandler, recording
secretary; Mrs. Ralph Ginis. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Eman-
uel Stein, financial secretary; Mrs.
Alan Siegel, treasurer; Mrs. Ger
aid Rosen, sentinel; Mrs. Martin
Abrams, guardian; trustees Mrs.
Ernie Hahn, Mrs. Milton Miller, and
Mrs. Sheldon Trosch, and Mrs
Jack Lee, counselor.
The group formerly was known
as B'nai Birth Young Wives. It's
next business meeting will be at 8
pm. next Thursday at the Jewish
Community Center, with a social
hour following.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

EXPERT DRESSMAKING -
Helen Smedra, AL 3-8577, GOT w.
Mcdowell. Alterations of all kinds.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

WANTED Advertising manager
good opportunity for the right per-
son-for appointment call AL 4
7494.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

WANTED to buy: Used set of
''Holt" French language records.
Phone AL 4-7494.
WANTED: Boy Scout equipment,
uniforms, or hand books which you
no longer need. Call AL 4-7494 or
drop off at 528 w. Granada.
WANTED: A woman to take care
of an elderly Jewish couple, cook
lunch, and take care of three room
apartment. Hours: $50 am. to
1870 pm. zuckerman, 343 w. Port
land. AL 3-6484.
ROOM for rent in private home,
woman preferred. Near bus-rice
location. 1857 E. Earl DR.. AM
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Workers Pay Cut

JERUSALEM (JTA)-The Israel
government cut the salaries of all
government employees by 10 per
cent as part of its belt-tightening
operation. The cut will extend to
the foreign service, too.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Action Unreore++ed

JERUSALEM (JTA)-Mrs. Coda
Meir, Israel's foreign minister, de-
clared that she would again vote
for an action like the Sinai cam
paign, which she favored in the
cabinet last October, after "know-
ing what has happened in the last
five months"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Israel Censured

JERUSALEM (JTA)-The Israel
Jordan Mixed Armistice Commits
sion, with Israel absent because it
boycotts the group, censured Israel
for an alleged violation of the ar
mistice agreement" because four
IsraeiS crossed the Jordan border
last month. The four were killed
by Jordanians.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
New Yonk Quick TO Earn
Spot In Phoenix Economy
By FRAN HERNES

Shortly ago Davidson
European country since leaving
NaZdoms relentless
husky lad himself had escaped death because
Of youth ability work hard
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

BABY-SITTER and attendant
wants position. Health certificate
and references on request. Call Mrs.
Melvina Bandel, 807 w. Fairmont;
Tel. AM 6-5441.