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BUNGALOW. 7l03 woodland ave ),
Takoms Park. mr.. bus and all
stores: 9 rms, bath: very lge. lot;
fruit trees: needs repairing: real
buy: $300-S500 cash, Open s 70
s.; might exchange. OWNER. ia.
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HOUSES F0R SALE-N.W.

coLoREp OR WHITE
U HAVE 1T HERE
A fraternity house. lee. club.
church or dwelling; 4 homes in one !:
viii sell separate or package. vicin-
rsssoSsble down payment and terms 8
Fl # FITS So Your t sHE Can MS Ms
2 eoesI Z, EN-. S;s2SlS, or II. 5;9S7 T.,
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kENsIN6ToN-wHEAT0N m.
shf SstS: is sHIt-is S..In s ssSy%s
S'PfN s slSsRFsHfRpSaiy 'T Hsp sT SSiSSg
iT-pARKs HILDERBRAND a. co"
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DALE DRIVE AREA Just listed
SaIis IsS,i sirspiini.' SCI. S5'' din nG s%
full bsmt., scr. pch.:. level lot
M Isss .1 sis.ssSO. Raj r. F. SsEprsss
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SWIMMING POOL. s27. b0O-situ-
. custom. l-yr. old pool and bath
house, Four wonderful bedrms. in
this Ice. rambling brk. home. As
sumo 4Mes financing with moderate
q Co. JU. 5-00lO. Ju. 5-6550. 9
I'll q
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HOUSES F0R SALE-N.E.

COL0RKD-vACANT, 02s Lexing-
Sn ana E g. sn s :ssce' dU Stsvf soP
this 20-ft. Colonial row brick with
rooms a bedrmsD. tile bath;
iun esmt.: gas h.-wh.. direct
from owner. BIRON. ST. 3-344O:
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hall rambler; 9 rms, irepl.. 2
TRAcTivE: ss4. $50. with Isl SIS. 900
LIST trust. Conv. location. OPEN
DAILY, . til dark. Trade consid-
cred. 0316 Bannoekburn drive,
BUILDER. OIL. d-R3A1 OF. R-Rhnn
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
WANT CHARM?

Charming older home, heart Of
Silver Spring; 4 bedrooms. 2 baths:
enclosed heated den; garage.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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FALLS CHURCH AREA = immSd.
poss.; lust redec'i 3.bedrm. home;
ssanere lot; Sl2b per mo. IA.
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300 SEATS

Beautiful church In immaculate
condition. Good northwest location.
Presently white. win sell to white
cash required, CONFIDENTIAL. viii deal
with principals Write to BOX 1850.
Star.
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ST. BERNADETTE'S!
ROBERT E. LOHR
MIGHT you BE A
SELFISH PARENT

Is Q is or 20 minute drive too
much II It gives your groWine family
the health and happiness Of clean
outdoof living. Q chance to romp
and play; to see and make things
grow; TO raise and have pets. Maybe
this stately home. surrounded with
should be yours. II 10 very moderately
priced. Call to see this and other
similar properties now available.
ROMER & co. Realtors
Gaithersburg 299
$3.50 DIN. assume lge. OF loan--3-
bedrm. brick rambler; sep. din. rm.
hsmt. with y bath: Ice. cor. lot
Wheaton: SI6.a50.
BEERS BROS, REALTORS
IL AN TIL o PM III k.~0lO
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Colored-Rare Bargain

140l Madison ct. n.v.-A real
mansion. Huge corner tapestry
shape. large rooms. 81, baths.
toilet and rec. room in basement.
Newly sanded floors. gas heat: brick
fireplace. detached brick garage. AZ
II. concrete front porch. only sl75
mo-. Mr.. HEUMANN, MA. S-232l.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
tcoNIiNuEpl


GnOCERY-N. Ar1.: $1,000 wk.
cash and carry bus: liv. quarters:
low rent. "a. 7-9S49.
BOOMING HOUSE, near 9th and
r SITS. n.w.-Excel. furniture: 13
rms. Sac. on account Of sickness
No reas. offer refused. Elk. 3-696h.
l2O ACRES, east side of Bull Run
Mountain. with fiagstone quarry
and mountain spring. Suitable for
campsite subdivision. JE. 3-S923.
VALET SHOP-Very reasonable; shoe
repairing on premises, laundry-dry
cleaning. pickup: same block as
Cap Tel. Co. and many other busi-
nesses. Call HO. 2-9737.
Store-Apt.-M'Arthur Blvd.
Diet. corner brick; sale includes fix-
lures. stock and truck. Apt. has 9
rms, Q baths, bsmt., Scar gar:
good condition. Excel. terms.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN CO.
CO. 5-3533 Q Til Q
COLORED-4-UNIf APT. BLDG
kitchen. 4 baths; best section NV.
completely redecorated: fast-rent-
ing apts.: get investment back in
less than year; only $685. down.
AID. 4-66OS.
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CALIFORNIA ST.
AREA--Embassy sec
ton. This smart brick
town hose overlooking
Rock Greek Park has
plus AIR CONDITION.
INC in garafe. Priced
in low sos. For appt',
call Mrs. Lenney. FE.
5-3a2O. with MILL
CENT CHATEL. Real
tor. 1875 Wis. ave.
DE. 2-ll37.
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YOU CAN'T
Dos, oUU
ROLLINGWOOD

open y TO- 9 pm. sat. and Sun.
Dir; out 10th St. to EAst-West
hlwS I lstt to Beach each, drive, turn left
ter. 70 3205 or out Conn ave. TO
East-West hwy. risht to Beach DR..
franc light. right 70 Woodbine 81 !.
right to BrooklaWn ter. 1908. New
I -bedrm;, s-bath brick split-level on
liv. room with fireplace, Ice. din.
area open or closed: nice Ice. de
luxe kit with eating area. beautiful
rec. room with Ice. fireplace. open
ing on sround.levsl patio and ter:
area. Level drive-in 2-car built-in
home among new homes. ccnv. 70
schools and shopping and transp.
b. view from an rooms: I.
$40 So 500 SSu's EG az + %Sk1oSasTlp ' CO.. ).
OIL. $4,000: ewes, OIL. 4-30e9.
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REAL ESTATE SALE Or EXON,

LAKEWOOD, ROCKY RIVER, OHIO
WIN make 2-3 VI. swap your
house there for mine In Bethesda
Ia yrs: old; 4 bedrm., 3 baths.
elect. kit, rec. rm.. patio pretty
yard. OIL. 6-6790. Box 2b3-E star.
WILL EXCHANGE OR SELL, 5-bed-
rm. Early 1900 Colonial. with 8
near Princeton. New Jersey, for
comparable house in northwest
d. c. Box 4Sl-G. Star.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SILVER SPRING. bedrms.. den.
powder rm.. Ia baths ~ bath on
list. FRI: knotty-pine family rm.
with lavatory: . fireplaces; only
$lS.950. Low down payt. Call Har-
ris' Ma; $4,000;
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HENRY "; HEcRAET

HENRY w. BEcRAFT
UNUSUAL COUNTRY ESTATE
10 min. to Acc: "a acres. old
stone house, 4 bedrms.. ga baths,
4 f1replaces, yard beaut. handicapped;
lots Of EngliSh lockwood. large oaks
DAMASCUS
3-bedrm. modern brick home.
acre and half. fruit trees and ber-
WWooDFELD
3-bedrm. modern rambler on u
acre; sep. garage; S12.95O.
ROCKVILLE
1-aere. very large old modern
house: ideal for .dr's once: mr.
county bldg; has been reduced fol
quick sale; Sc 500. Don't miss this
HENRY W. BECRAFT Pc. 2-668t
Gaithersburg 800
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HOUSES uMFuRHIsHEp
tcoNTlhUEp)

Kensington and nearby
Wheaton; good selection Of 9 and
3-bedrm. homes; some available for
immediate occupancy. SlGLER q
co MIDI 10 A-T0T7
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CHEVY CHASE
Spacious ti-rm. hrk.. living rm.,
2 baths. 2 powder rms. attached ga
rage; from Conn. ave, right on
East West hwy. TO 3 blks. past Rock
Greek Park stoplisht. See OWNER,
1880 colston DR..
Mr.. FOUR cpRNERs-Nearly new,
3-bedrm. brick rambler with sep
din. rm.: kit. with dishWasher and
disposal: rec. rm.: FHA approved
S1S.5O0. Call HE 1900 til Q pm
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GLEN:MAR PARK, 5i23 sanesmors
rd.-2-bedroom, 2-bath brick house
on beautiful wooded lot: 5000 mo
Phone Mr. Yount, with FRANK 8
PHILLIPS. INC, DI. 7-1411.
1 LOU LANE, Morningside, Nd
4:bedrn; Cape Ca; lse. fenced
mont north id' sAd III fhil sE&LrY IL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

BARNABY WOODs-Perfectly de-
lightful home In . cool wooded
setting among towering shade trees.
All brick with heavy slate roof.
sD Ss sssM anB B1 Nm ifat Rs4s
ON LIST FLOOR, 2 BIG bedrms. and
bath on End. Gorgeous new ALL
cleo. kit. Custom quality and in
beautiful cond. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, INC. Dl. 7-I411; ewes.
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SILVER SPRING-For sale by
owner; 4-bedrm.. 2-story house;
refined and established neighbor-
mood ideal location. Assume 4kgS
FhA loan. S2l,750. ~. s-2146.
SILVER SPRING; 81, 900 down: CT
appraised at acknowledgements Able
oner viii be considered for this g.
peorm. rambler with bsmt and
EN-. 2-S2O6. DISTRICT MARY.
LAND REALTY Co. ewes, OF.
2-4410.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT-sood location, near
yfs:; Class c license, After 3 PM ~
call RE. 0-b37O before o. III
5.nh47. Ask for Mr.. or MRS
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beyond D. c. line-Wiliiamsbure.
type brk: home; bedrms., 2 baths,
RIM. with scr, pch. adjoining. Pur.
chaser can assume big LIST trust al
4iae6. seller will take End trusi
with low cash payment. A. c
HOUGHTON a. SON, INC, 14lS II
St. NV, DI. 7-9057; ewes, OIL
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S4 ES5A1 DfOSW SN1N

Four bedrms., 2 baths. full bsmt. :
very. attractive Cape Cod: excellent
neiRhborhood. Assume very large
OF loan
SIGLER e. CO. (MD.)
10 A.RaRQ
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WASH-FM-In the Con-
Concert Hall: Franck, Sym
phony in D; Vivaldi. The
Seasons Opus 8; Brahms,
Hungarian Dances.
700, WMAL-FM - Slavonic
Dances: (Complete.) Anton
Dvorak. Vienna Philhar-
monte. Rafael Kubelink, con-
Quoting.
$500. WTOP Baseball: Balti-
more Orioles VS.. the Cleve-
land Indians.
$500, WWDC-Baseball: WASH
ington vs.. Chicago.
sos. WGMS-FM-Opera Box:
Puccini, Arias from Tosca.
$500, WOL-Good Music Time:
Complete Work of Romea and
Juliet by Berlioz.
1880. WOOK. WFAN-FM. WINK
Baseball: Nat Albright gives
a recreation Of the Brooklyn
game at Milwaukee.
Baseball Tomorrow
$3.50, WFAN-FM, WINX-Base-
ball: A recreation of the
Brooklyn at Milwaukee game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14

1t the hard way, too. without
skates.
With her performance Sunday,
of course, Cha becomes eligible
to join the "I-wouldnt-do-Live-
Nv No-Matter- How.Much- They
Paid-Me Club. which is very large
In Hollywood. Charter members
include Jimmy Cagney, Lauren
Bacall. and Bling Crosby. As Mr..
Cagney. q one-time starter on
the Robert Montgomery show,
put 1t to film reporter Harold
Heffernan:
"Television Is = killer - the
proof Is all around u.s."
He could include the Mont
gomery show on which he ap-
peared.
II you missed Steve's show
Sunday. Miss Scala came out at
half time with the coming at
fractions book. Steve asked her
about the movie for which she
was making q tour and Cha
blanked out. A moment later,
she burst into tears.
Between snifIieS,- she managed
to blurt out one actors name.
Steve. patted her consOlingIy
while his eyes s.o.s'd the director
who directly switched TO q close.
up Of him.
Steve explained later that Cha
was "overworked" and her press
agent added that 1t was her FIRST
time on a big network show. I
believe them. If you've never
been stared at by the red-eye of
those menacing cameras. let US
have no chatter about how easy
1t is to do. I will be happy to
testify on the subject.
One plus result for Gia Is that
she really made an impression
on the audience. II the bit had
gone straight, we'd have trouble
remembering her name.
Debra Paget, a friend Of Gia's.
had some comforting words for
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Hollywood setting up shop on
the M-G-M lot. ;. while End
ers' company accounts for more
TV footage than any Eastern
frm. this is its first big COM
mercial package.)
WMAL tossed q party In the
studios yesterday welcoming that
gallivanting Grandpa Jones 10
the fold yesterday. :. Grandpa,
assisted By Ramona, will be fea-
tured on the daily "Town and
Country" show over channel Z.
With Edward K. Mills, jr., out
OF the picture. insiders are bet
ting that present commissioner
John Doerfer will be named
chairman of the Federal Com
munications Commission. A
man who already knows the
workings Of the FEC. sounds
Ike a logical choice. but that
isn't always the way things
happen around here.
The way WMAL-7 is feeding
the Select Senate Committees
hearings to Is ABC stations
after the network turned it
down.. and the three-station
deal in Baltimore. to carry the
hearings Of the committee
headed by Rep. Walter, are the
talk Of the industry. The
Baltimore setup could serve as
Q model for other multi-sta ton
areas in sharing cost. expense
and headaches in carrying
events OF public significance.
WWDC has its Miss Wash
inGtoR" contest nell under tD0y
and no,U comes VITALITY and
radio TO join Glen Echo Park in
its search for Miss Glen Echo. !"
|. Entry blaRks are aUailable
at the park or the station.
Back at WGMS after a four
year absence as the all-night
man at WTOP is Norman Evans
and using his real name. +.
Others who have returned to
WGMS in recent months in
clude announcer Bob Falcon and
sales manager Perry Walders.
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her. 'Its happened 10 the best.
She's . nice girl and I'm sure
the audiences sympathies were
with her."
Steve's show. incidentally. was
one Of his iveliest, with Talullah
scoring impressively In several
skits. Clever staging marked
Pearl Bailey's second number and
the Allen interview with the
forceful evangelist. Billy Ora
ham. was briskly and tastefully
handled.
Miss BGnkheGd, aDay from ~
for a spell. looks like the best
"ne,D" act on the Uariety circuit
this season!
TV Reflections:
Betsy Blair, Walter Nathan
and Cathleen Nesbitt, who acted
Is If their lines were something
special, gave Jerome Ross in
volved "A Wild to Live" its
warmest moments Sunday on
Goodyear Playhouse tWRC-D :.
|. :. What might have been a
charming love story turned into
q melodrama complete with sell
fiSh father, community goSSips.
and an obvious fraud represent-
ing himself as the head Of the
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500. WTTG (5)-Record Hop:
Alice Deals Teen Club will be
Milt Grants guests. Guest
star will be John Lupton.
$500. WTTG 80 Movietime
USA:,A priest cannot reveal
the confession made to him
OF q crime for which another
is being electrocuted. Full
Confession" features Barry
Fitzgerald. 'u93eD
S:3o. WAIAL (J-The Life and
Legend Of Wyatt carp: THE
Gold Brick" Dodge City Is
excited over the sale OF q
gold brick. Hugh O,Brian.
$3.50. WRC 90 Panic: Mel
Koonts plays an injured cir.
Gus animal attendant des.
perateiy holding an escaped
young tigress at bay.
Soc. WRC N-President r..
senhower.
see. WMAL c1-Broken Ar.
row: The Broken Wire"
The son Of the Coyotero
Apache chief is falsely con.
victed Of arson and homicide
BY an Army court; John
Lupton.
s:3e. wTOP tO The Red
SHELTON Show: tColor.) Skel-
ton appears in q Glen Kadid-
dlehopper skit. Guests are
Vincent Price and Jayne
Meadows.
S:30. WRC lO-Circle Theater:
Day Of Disaster: Rikers
Island" A drama Of the
heroism Of prisoners on
Rikers Island in New York
when q plane with over 100
passengers crashed on the
island.
$3.50, WMAL t1 DuPon I
Theater: "Once q Hero" A
one-time rodeo star tries To-
display his former skill to
impress his sons playmates.
Ward Bond.
1890. WTOP (9)-The S64 900
Question: Scottish-born sign
painter Sean McGonigal tries
for $4,000 in his category.
American Indians"
1900. WMAL (D-President Eli
senhower.
1880. WMAL (0 National
Wrestling: Or. Jerry Graham
meets Chief Big Heart in a
l0-round match.
HIS, WTTG t5)--Washington
Movietime: An ex-convict re-
turns home to find that mis-
community won't accept him.
The Large Rope" stars Dom
aid Houston. (le55.)
HIS. WTOP (0)-President FL
senhOwer.
HAS. WTOP t9)-The Late
show: A police lieutenant at
temps TO break the Parole
Racket" by committing him.
self to Jail for bride
attempt. Paul Kelly. 1877
ll:ZO, WMAL "a - Mystery
Theater: "Ellery Queen and
the Perfect Crime" Ralph
Bellamy. ue4i.)
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ethical practices committee for
the States medical association.
Nike Wallace brought out the
hammer and darts Sunday
tWMAL--D for fidgety novelist
Philip Wylie, his guest. Mike
tried to pin him down q couple
OF times but the nimble Mr..
Wylie had q favorite explanation
for nearly everything-the "out
Of context" bit.
On The Run:
The local Bob Enders outfit
probably has its most important
assignment to date-the con.
tract TO produce The Best Of the
Post" series for the Saturday
Evening Post. Prospective
sponsors and agencies win take
. look at the pilot this week and
an Enders associate is already in
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Television Tomorrow Wednesday, Noy IS 1857

VIC Co NNN
Medausn The Jimmy Dean shu l Country sbIH
AN WRc ICE. 4l WIG lch 81 WNAL lch y WToP lch @
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WPIk-Ije M.-DsyIlght snly.
WARL-Iso ke.--DsyIlsht snly.
WeAY -tOse Ne. -Dsyilshi OaIy.
WUsf-ti7o ke.-Dsylishi saly.
WFAx-t77o ke.-0syllght saly.
WWDc-17so ke.-7l-hsui spefstlsn.
WFcR- 1910 Ne. Daylight saly.
Wook-ij4o ke.-1l-heur epsfstlsa.
WEAM-t3so ke.--s IN. 70 I an.
WOL-ilso Ee.-I an. 10 mltnlshL
Wpoh-tsle Ke.--Dsylighi saiy.
Wpee-isso ke.-Diyllsht saly.
Wlkx-teoo Ne. e en-. 70 mldnIfhl.
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ON THE AIR
A Night La ScoIo
Will Remember
By BERNIE HARRISON

II it's any consolation to sty Ga Scala the young
who froze and burst into tears the Steve Allen
night (WCD she isn't the first performer unravsled
before the TV
Two seasons in approximately the time spot Gloria
Vanderbilt ce-skated through st with Franco Tone She
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FIN Stations

WeTs.FM-sis Me-s 10 10 D.n.
WRc-FM-s1.s Ms.-s,i0 an. 10 an.
WBuI-Fh-sj.s MI an. 10 . o..
WToP-FM-81 Ms.-it-hsW spsnhsa.
uAsH-FM-s1i MI an. 10 u ~.
WoL-FM-ssj Me- sn. 10 alen,shL
WFAhFM-ios.1 Ms.-1i-AsW spsrstisa.
Wwpe-FM-isii Mel an. " Z an.
WeMs-FM- las me- uisklsu s,7s IN. 10
Midnight SUNDAYS 1ss s.m 70 mldnisht
WAALFM-1os.i Me.-siie an. 10 Z an
WUsT.FM- ioo.s Me.-1ijo an. 10 . p.n
WMAlFM-t oI.1 Ne.-ii IN. 10 tios s.n.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24
Ara1ama State Library
Capitol Bldg.
Phoenix, Arts.


They live in lovely, rambling
ranch home they built in a new
and exclusive area. Surrounding
them are scenic vistas. Most near
by homes are in the SIS, ,000-$75 600
range.
"WE LOVE OUR home and like
our neighbors; our home is not
for SALE" says Jones. 1--WE want
to live here for years. But we
have to live with ourselves, and
unless I did something to reject
my own business covenant, we
would-in principle-be party to
it forever"
Jones took the first step in the
spring of 1856. He sent a casual,
friendly letter to so neighbors, in
PRODUCING himself and the subject
of restrictive covenants.
haywood Highlands Associa-
ton could make a notable civic
contribution if it quietly repudiat-
ed the present covenant in favor
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24
CENTER SETS
OPEN HOUSE
FOR JUNE I

Diving, synchronized swimming,
and trampoline exhibitions will fea-
ture the Jewish Community Cen
ter's annual membership and open
house party June l.
Participating athletes from Jerry
Doyle's Acrobat Ranch will be Su-
san Peterson, state women'S tramp
oline champion and AAU junior
women's diving titlist; Jeanne Col
lier, 10, runner-up to Susan in both
events; Jim Prichard, state junior
mems trampoline champion; Bar
ney Rouse, IL, fourth in the mems
state trampoline meet, and Peggy
Smith.
Bunny English will direct the
Synchronized swimming.
Dance music will be provided by
Joe Vaccaro's band. Jay Edison will
be master of ceremonies. Center
adult program students will exhibit
projects.
Admission is free to the public.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24
4-Week Israel
TourPIanned

Phoenix residents this week were
invited to join a Western States
delegation expected to leave July
IA for a tour of Israel under spon-
sorship of Histadrut, the Jewish
States general federation of labor.
j. B. Feldman, chairman of the
Phoenix Histadrut Campaign, said
the tour will be directed by Isaac
Hamlin, head of Histadrut's Ameri-
can Center in Tel Aviv.
The tour will include three weeks
in Israel and one in Europe, with
no visas required by Americans
travelling in the new nation. The
overall cost from New York is
$1,195, including the best hotels, ex-
cursions and all expenses paid in
Israel and during stop-overs in Eu-
rope.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from Feldman at 1920 N.
Goth st.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24

simply of allowing the law of
normal likes and diSlikes between
individuals to assert ITSELF" he
wrote. Without wishing to ap-
pear self-righteous, I ask: Isn't
it time we put whatever collective
snobbery we have on something
other than a racial basis?' What
do you think?"
JONES ENCLOSED a return,
stamped envelope. It was money
wasted. Not one neighbor mailed
back reply. One night a few
phone calls came in, initiating Ne
gro dialect. I'm George Wash
ington JONES'" said one caller.
"Are you a cousin of mine, Jones?
I'd sure like to come up there
and live in that fancy neighbor-
hood"
But for the most part-stony
silence. Only a few neighbors
raised the subject of Jones' let
ter. "Are you planning to sell to
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24

statement OF our present views on
racial covenants, to be attached
to our deed. 1t was as simple as
that"
BEHIND THIS simple act Of
one American couples determina-
ton to strike a small blow at
housing discrimination lies the
story of Louis Jones own life and
struggle with prejudice. Born in
Paducah, KY, and raised in st.
Louis, he accepted segregation nat
urally in his early years. Il just
didn't think about it," he says,
until I grew up and saw more
of the world and it's people"
In San Mateo, the Joneses soon
became active in the San Mateo
civic unity committee which has
been wrestling with housing dis
elimination in San Francisco's
suburbs. They became increas-
ingly concerned last year with
the ghettoization of non-whiteS.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24
Mrs. HoroWifz
Named H0d0ssoh
Women Of Year

Mrs. Harold HorowitZ, 2132 w.
San Juan, was announced and hon
ored as Phoenix Hadassah Chap
ter'S woman of the year" at an in
stallation luncheon held by the
women'S Zionist group last week.
The selection was made by the
chapter executive board.
During 1956-57, Mrs. Horowltz ed
tied the chapters monthly bulletin,
represented the chapter at re-
gional education seminar in Cali
fornia and reported back on an
Hadassah-published book, Great
Ages and Ideas of the Jewish Poo
ple," and served as chairman of
speech workshop, the nominating
committee, and an Israel fashion
show.
Mrs. HorowitZ has been a chap
ter board member for the past four
years. She has been active in
Hadassah in New York City, Chi
cago, and Phoenix for IL years. She
has been appointed education CO.
ordinator for 1957-58.
Mrs. William Griff was REIN
stalled as chapter president to head
the list of electees assuming office.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-05-24

professional help in registering
protest. They had told lawyer
that they wanted to repudiate the
covenant officially so they would
be at peace with themselves. He
was astonished but cautious, muir
muring solemn words about "le-
gal complications" the title COM
pany, and "other considerations.
At the title company, another
attorney had raised additional le-
gal objections. A third lawyer
they consulted spoke darkly Of
the need for getting a writ of
mandamus and other documents.
"In fact" says Jones, man.
agement expert at the Naval De-
fense Pathological Laboratory
here, "all the lawyers made a
real production of a simple re-
quest, as if this were something
shocking and unprecedented. So,
we walked into the court house,
paid two dollars to clerk, and
gave her a signed and sworn