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care of my family back home
along with some relatives who
live with us. After / bought my
railroad ticket and took out the
money for the hotel. I only had
IS cents day for food. couldn't
afford to eat with the others,
That's why l went of by myself
and why I lost so much weight. >
The FBI man said, But why
didn't you tell me? We could
have worked out something"
The police officer shrugged
Pride, ! reckon. l guess l was
ashamed to say anything. But
it's been worth it and figure I'm
a better man for what I've done. >
He shook hands and walked out
copyright, 1857, by Don whiteheadl
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New Rudio Courses

The Capitol Radio Engineer
ing Institute will begin new day
and evening classes in practical
radio and industrial electronics
engineering tomorrow. The coll
lege-level courses will include
radar, computers and TV broad
cast engineering.
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Grovitotion Conferees
Admit They're Puzzled
BY THOMAS N. HENRY
Star Stan Correspondent

CHAPEL HILL. N. c, Jan. 19-There is probably anti
universe
There anti-mass. an-gravy anti-three four other
things.
where time space infinite beginning
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TAKOMA PARK. CLOSE IN-Lge
2-bedrm brict rambler on nice
lot liv rm din rm. table-space
kit. screened porch. full bsmt :
walking dis TO shopping and .
buslines: 500 mo WOODWORK
AGENCY, INC. JU g-jjj5. Mr.
STOEHR or MRS ROTH.
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n. ARL.. 3Oo5 N. Military I'd -
Split-level on large wooded lot
4 bedrooms, ia baths, separate
dining room, screened porch 5000
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO,
IA. $1,000
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KFNSINGTON WHEATON = I.

ARLINGTON. 1924 North 18th 81
II bedrooms, pa baths. > C
room units. full basement com
pletelv equipped kitchen Con.
venient location Al condition
Available now. $3.50 per month
Call Col Roman. eyes KE g.
S0S7. WALKER a. DUNLOP. INC
Realtors, $50 North Monroe st
Al Va IA 5-O1OO
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
NO ING ACROSS THE sTREET 0

MO ING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country safe storage
Phone NO 7-0l04 UNION STOR
ACE co. NC established 1906
EXPERT MOVERS. D C.. Nd. Va
Q. hrs AP 7-e65e. LU l-e60o
CHESTER MOVERS = Local and
Es as at ~ M seos ssi' fI sci Irs''
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HOUSES TO SNARE

IS OFFICERS and civilians sharing
i2-room nome rave vacancy f1f I
or . other men mile from
Pentaeon. maid and cook or.
l.70a2.
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1888 TEXAS AVE. SE-5
RMS. AND BATH. EXCEL.
COND. GAS HEAT. GOOD
.NEIGHBORHOOD sos MO.
Ali 4th ST. N.E.-6 RMS,
BATH. COMPLETELY RE-
DEC. CONVENIENT TO
SCHOOLS AND TRANSP.
.$95 MO.
1918 10Th ST NW-o
RMS. 2 BATHS EXCEL.
LOCATION. JUST OFF
CARLINE. SCHOOLS Mr.
BY SIPS MO.
WASHBURN & MAIZE
as5 NEW YORK AVE NV
ST 3.2st1 Ewes DE- G.Hi5t
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

IN ALEXANDRIA-AuR Is. quiet
efficiency apt furn or unfurn on
Bslvoif bus line: by bachelor
school teacher references ex-
CHANGED FE 3-42Sg. leave number
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9th AND PEABODY NV

One-bedrm apt. $50 so: 2-bed
rm apt. Sl09.5O. incl. utils. Beaut.
mod apis in mod bldg: cow
carline. Res. mgr, 1923 9th.
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FAIRFAX-Larre 3-bedrm 9-bstf
rambler enclosed yard. garage
patio large lot Ike new. 1t65
40 Others JOSEPH W sEAY co
tl3 w Broad St. Fails Church
Va 1T a.uguO
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

1UU ASIlJOH OF.
3-bedrooms, > baths, home in Mt.
Vernon Wood Spacious dining
room and living room. Y acre OF
garden space Close to Belvoir and
shopping center Reasonably priced
Call Mr. Covert, IA. 5-266l.
THOMAS j. FISHER co.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c

GEORGETOWN. 1880 Que st. NV
-2-bedrm apt in apt bldg. See
anytime. Apt So. D1 1887
ELMIRA AND S. CAPITOL STS.-
De luxe l-bedrm. apt. $40. Also
! for SIS. incl. all utils. 10
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COLORED

1929 Constitution ave. ne; Apt.
% rms, kit. bath: $69.0O mo.
incl. heat and cleo.
1868 Euclid st. NV; Apt. 81
70 rms. kit, bath in lge. elevator
bldg.: ST.. mo. incl. heat and
hot water. See janitor to inspect.
47l4 ouarles st. ne; Apt. p
. rms, dinette, kit, bath: redec.
only $50 mo. Key, 4712 Quarles.
1918 18th st. NV; Apt 2 =
Enc. apt: l lge. rm. and bath;
S45 mo. incl. heat and hot water.
OPEN
eco 14th st. Sc: Apt. B-2 rms j.
dinette. kit. bath; redec.; $3.50
month
o5o1 14th st. NV: Apt. 11-2
rms, kit. bath elevator bldg;
redec.; 500 80 mo. incl. heat and
hot water. OPEN,
a5O3 14th St NV; Apt. -
bedrm apt. in elevator bldg; re-
water. OPEN.
1900 18th st. NV: Apt. 2-Lge.
2-bedrln.;. liv rm.. dining nm, kit,
bath: incl stove, refgr.: $50 mo. /;
heat, hot water furn. See janitor
to inspect.
31O9 Gath st. see rms, d.
nette. kit. bath; redec.: only $3.50
month.
500 4sth pl. ne; Apt. B-2
rms. dinette, kit. bath: redec.
$5S mo.
]. Dallas Grady & Son.
1104 Vermont Ave. NV.
CO. 5-6222
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SILVER SPRING AREA
3O2 WATERFORD ROAD
/. L. RUST COMPANY
IJ,UUU
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

scar Mt. vernon S bstantial B.
bedrm frame on "a Of an acre
Additional acreage avail Lge
trees excel frontage Cali WALKER
d KING, CIR 3-i2O2 or CIR.
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ARLINGTON, VA.
5408 s. 9th ST

Unfinished 6-room house in very
pleasant neighborhood Fenced in
rear yard VIII redecorate for suit
able tenant Available Aug 10: rent
$40 Can be seen by 7pointment.
THOMAS j EISHtR co
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1929 Constitution ave. ne: Apt
% rms, kit. bath: $69.50 mo
incl. heat and cleo.
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25O5 r. /. AVE. NE, APT. -
Attrac. furn., 5 rms, Q bedrms..
studio-liv. rm., din. rm., kit and
bath: all utils. furn.: S129 90 per
mo. AID. 4-431a.
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NEW RAMBLER of Mass. ave ext
$40 mo. on yr lease. or will sell
with small down payment No
Arl Cape Cod. well located. $50
mo. on " lease KE s-i12J
after pm 3n'
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coLoRED-sIf3 ard ST NE
MOD DEF 3-BEDRM. BRICK I.
REC RIM GAS HEAT GARBAGE
DISPOSER. DISHWASHER gl1b
PER MO DI 7-g6s6 RA. g..
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li33 18TH ST. s.E.-Avail after
August / 2 bedrms.. sos per mo.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
APIS. FURNISHED. c.

PRIVATE ENTRANCE-Efic. rm.
next bath. hotplate, dishes, refgr.
S45 sgl.: $50 dbl. 2014 p st. INV.
sI3 RALEIGH ST. s.E.-2 rms.
kit and oath: SS5. Key at office.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO. Ma. S-0352.
1902 MONMOUTH APIS, 1919 @
81 NV rms, kit, bath, large
porch; TV; completely furnished.
CONN. AVE. AND r ST. NV
1906 r st. Bedrm.. kitchenette,
liv. rm.,. bath and firepI. 500.
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PA. AVE. Sc, 1915 K st. at Barney
circle-New bldg: -bedrm apt,
SS4 90 incl. all utils.: 4 Minis. to
Capitol. Res. mgr. or TRACY co.
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COLORED

900 G ST. SE-5 RMS.
AND BATH. GAS HEAT.
$50. MO.
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS area Ar.
lington 4 bedrmS.. 3 baths, excel
kit, furn, rec. rm. incl TV gar.
den, Call Mr. Bowman, Ell q.
37l4. EXCLUSIVE. J. p. BEUO
INC MI T-04sO
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COLORED-BRIGnTwoOD :

rms "a baths. rec rm, garage.
gas heat Sl.5 mo RIA 3-a302
COLORED-7tt nth ST. SLY
rms. and bath, h-wh of-street
parking $50 ROGER MOSS HO.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD. = 3 bedrm
~ bath br Colonial. Rosemary
sehool Redee Bsmt. $3.50. RA
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COLORED

40l E ST. Sc.
Mr.. q. s. Capitol-Modern lge. l.
bedrm. apt, sos mo. Key at 409
1920 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc.
mr.. z. Capitol st.-Modern. lge
2-rm.. kit. -and-bath apt. S69.50
All STAPLES ST. NE.
Trinidad section-Lge. 2-rm. kit
i406 CARROLLBURG ST. Sw.
Mr.. S CAPITOL st-Lge. 2-rrn and
bath IT., $50 mo
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
lOI4 18th st. NV. DI. 7-64OO
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coLoREp-vhcANT HOMES
ias5 lyman PL MI s RVS
.25 9th ST ST . SEP APIS
ptG SPRING RID NV . RMS
= OTffg pffT1ffTN I'll nqUgO
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1HOMAO y, rIofiER W.

COIOkLD - Si9.5O farm bath,
sem.oet nr 18th ana II ne
DIAIE REALTY CO, MA s-SsSu.
COLORLD-MD. AVE. MI rms.
BATH. gas heat SIS, DIXIE
REALTY CO. Ma S-hSs0
COLORED So 80. 18TH and A
SITS S Z Cor brk., rms. bath:
INV b lge va DIXIE REALTY
co Ma S-SSSu
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

our white and negro students in the
schools is infinitely more prompted
by socialistically inspired social
thinking than 1t is by any legal
justification. Unadulterated social
ism is behind this social leveling
and II we do not have the courage
or the energy to stop 1t. We will
lose what freedom we have left.
Booker T. Washington was great
prophet and leader among his own
people. and. even though his men,
DRY and his name are decried and
DETAINED by socialistic white and
negro leaders today, nevertheless,
he speaks the voice Of truth. for he
said. In all things that are purely
social we can be as separate as the
fingers vet one as the hand in all
things essential to mutual prog
resS. The wisest among my race
understand that the agitation Of
social questions is extremist folly
and that progress in the enjoyment
Of all privileges that will come to
us must be the result OF severe and
constant struggle rather than arti-
fetal forcing"
1t is Of the utmost urgency that
We use our heads as well as our
hearts in dealing with a matter so
vital as that Of indignation in the
public schools.
God Give Us Light
God give us the light and the
wisdom to see that We can be one
in the spirit OF our Lord Jesus
Christ. that We can be one in Him
without promoting that social init
macy and that breakdown of racial
integrity which will have its end re-
suit in interviewing. amalgamation
and the destruction. of the pure
strain of each race.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
What Meaneth This:
There Is No Difference

Yet our spiritual affinity, or like
ness. or attraction does not call for
enforced physical proximity, and is
/ in no way dependent upon it, Every
hue and cry to the contrary. l say
that enforced physical proximity OF
closeness Of the races does promote
4 interbreeding famalgamationl II Is
one Of my deepest convictions that
1 it is not Gods will to mix the races
/ Acts 17:26-"And he made every
nation of men to live on the face
Of the earth, having determined all
Ilotted periods and the boundaries o.
| their habita tion"l As one Of my
cclored friends said, God segre-
gated us when He made US black.
I The white race is not lily-white
I l am not holding us up as being
4 blameless or sinless. We. as the
white race. are guilty Of countless
wrongs and injustices. What ! am
doing is giving my reasons for OPP
posing this mixing Of our children
in the public schools. The fact that
we are doing it doesn't make it
right =
Behavior Differences
In the first place there are differ
ent standards of social behavior
generally In the white and negro
races. There has been an exodus Of
countless white families from the
Capitol City of our Nation since en-
forced school indignation has oc.
Cured. Part of the reason lies in
the fact that during the first year of
this indignation in Washington, &C..
there occurred in single high
school five pregnancies among the
negro students. During the second
year. in a single high school there
were q pregnacies among the stu
dents. two white and Is negro girls.
The North Carolina Board Of Wei
fare has stated that the rate Of
illegitimate births in this state is
20 times higher for the negro than
fol the white. In the state Of Maine
the illegitimate births are 27 per
cent Of the total white births where
as they are 235 per cent Of the
negro births. In Michigan Is per
cent of the white births are illegiti-
mate; 13 per cent of the negro
births are in this category.
1850 Census shows that the
negroes constitute one-tenth OF the
population of the United States. It
is on record that this 10 per cent
of our population committed more
than one-half of the total number of
murders and manslaughters in the
year 1850 The negro crime rate in
the so-called integrated states is
twice that Of the southern states.
In Philadelphia, four out of every
five negro boys came into some
scrape with the law by the age of
49,
The white AND negro races differ
in their talents and abilities which
are strictly hereditary In Whining
ton. North Carolina, since the Civil
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
|Smith Appointed
Program Director

Two promotions have been an
bounced at Radio Station WFLO
n Farmyille.
Al Smith popular sports an
louncer. mas been appointed pro-
gram director. succeeding John
Calhoun who leaves this month to
ioin nsN station in Charlottes-
vile. Smith. native Of New
York. has been with WFLO since
1858. He has served as staff an
aouncer and sportscaster.
o. c. Covlngton will act as chief
engineer, the position formerly
held BY. n. K. Chrismon, who IS
also ioinihg the new Charlottes-
IKE station. Covington i. mem
Der Of sIle original WFLO staff
oining the, station in l947 when
1t was SELL under construction, He
has beer assistant engineer for
10 years..
Other s3aff changes include the
assignmeGt Of DerWood Guthrie.
Longwocd College senior, to full
time duties as staff announcer
Guthrie nas been working as a
part time. announcer since early
this yeas.-
Earlier his year, Jimmy Brad
shaw. OF Rice, Joined WFLO in
the sales department. Jimmy. tai
ented drtxamer and vocalist, will
soon be .ieard on a program Of his
own. :.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

War our negro citizens have had
educational advantages superior to
more than 80 per cent OF the white
children in the state. In tests made
in 1855 by New Hanover County II
vas found that 90 per cent Of the
whites III the area tested had IQ's
ITO and up: only l6 per cent OF
he negroes were in this high group.
. per cent of the white children
| iested were in classified tons below
average; z per cent Of the negroes
were in the below average classifi-
cations. In 50 large northern high
schools with 80 per cent negro en-
rollment only a fraction Of one per
cent of the Negro students became
eligible for college.
But the most important reason for
my stand against social mixing Of
he public schools is the breakdown
4 racial integrity. About the time
that Christopher Columbus wa S
born. Portugal gan importing
negro slaves in large numbers from
Africa, It is not known how racial
integrity was preached but it is
known that the Portuguese interbred
generally with the negroes. During
the centuries since Columbus. the
negroes have been completely alb
sorbed into the general population
of Portugal, Negroid characteristics
are widespread among the Portu-
guese people. Brazil was colonized
by the Portuguese. There they inter-
bred with the. native Indians and
also with the negroes which they
continued to import as slaves from
Africa In spite OF its age, since
colonization. in spite Of its enor-
nous size. and its tremendous
natural resources. Brazil is still a
backward country. calling on the
United States for aid in many direc-
tons. Greater social intimacy. re-
sulting from the indignation OF the
young people in the sch O. s.
viii promote interbreeding Further
more. it has and will continue to
create jealousy, envy. coveteousness
and malice. to say nothing Of sheer
hypocrisy.
Prajudice and A Wareness
There is a distinct and undeni-
able difference between racial preju-
dice and racial awareness. God
Himself made us aware OF our diff
ferences as races. and these diff
ferences cannot be erased by wish
full thinking. There is a sense in
which all men are created equal
but it is in distinct and definite
sense. namely, that We were all
meant to be treated equally before
the bar Of justice. 1t seems patent
that in every other way We are
unequal. We are unequal to each
other economically, intellectually
physically and by heredity Yet
there are some who will not be
satisfied until they have leveled
down all society theoretically and
actually to one common demoni-
nator, destroyed all incentive to
thrift and diligence. taken away all
initiative in the inventors and in
vestors, and have bankrupt our
country economically and spiritu-
ally. The decision by the Supreme
Court Of the United States to mix
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Swift Run. according to the
Rangers Tie dining room and
gift shop at Swift Run Crossroads
will remain open this year until
November l2
Panorama. Crossroads. at the
intersection of Skyline Drive and
U. S Route gil. will be open until
November 10. This station offers
visitors lish. lunches, variety
Of gifts and automobile service.
The hotel and dining facilities
at Big Meadows Lodge will be
open until November 4. Skyland
closed October %,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Editors Note: The following
sermon was delivered by the Rev.
He~ry 7. Egge-, rector Of st.
Peers Episcopal Church. Char
lo.ie. \. G., on September Is,
1867.
Whenever there is confusion about
a social question 1t is necessary foi
Christian Interpretation to be
made. TO our Faith applies to the
whole of life. The claim Of the int
gratlonists is that theirs is the
Christian position. A tremendous
number OF the clergy in all denomi-
nations have taken a firm stand on
behalf OF the mixing of the races
III the public schools. Conscien-
tiously / am Numerically opposed
to their position, and / base my
reasoning on the words Of Saint
Paul In the 18th verse OF the third
chapter Of his Epistle to the Ga
latlons. There is neither Jew nor
Greek, neither bond nor free, there
is neither male or female: for We
are all one in Jesus Christ" The
summary Of Saint Pauls statemen;
is. In Christ there is no difference
What meaneth Saint Paul by his
phrase In Christ?
There are very obvious differ
enceS between the Jew and the
Greek. between one who is in bond
age and those who are free men.
There are indisputable differences
between the sexes. so that the con-
clusion We drew is that the Apostle
is talking about the spirit within.
The fruit of the Spirit is always
readily perceived, and il always
has an unmistakable manifestation
love, JOY. peace. long suffering gen
tleness, goodness. faith, humility
temperance Whether we are male
or female. black or white, ii is the
same Lord the same God, one and
the Self-same Spirit who produces
the fruit In order TO have the fruit,
one must have the Spirit Without
the Spirit We are not in Christ
Now ii any man have not the
Spirit of Christ, he is none OF His. y
We are in Christ when we belong
to Him and have given ourselves
to His obedience.
Christian Affinity
Every Christian, no matter what
his race or sex. has a spiritual
affinity or attraction" to every
other Christian We love those most
who love Him best The world posi-
lively does not understand this kind
Of love, and even misinterprets it.
The love of Christ III lis has nothing
whatsoever TO do with physical at
traction or repulSion. The phrase
spiritual affinity or likeness means
the drawing together of persons on
the ground Of their common de
yotion and mutual allegiance to
Jesus Christ. and it means as well
their joyful recognition Of the. fruit
Of the Spirit manifest in the lives
Of fellow Christians
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Vale In Service

Private Wallace H Vale. form
erly Of Farmyille. has been as
signed to Company c, 3rd Bat
talon. First Training Regiment.
at Fort Jackson. S. c.. for eight
weeks Of basic Infantry training
Vale graduated at Farmyille
High School three years ago. and
attended the University of North
Carolina. He was member of the
varsity football squad at Carolina
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Amelia Lions Sponsor
Trip to Redskin Game

Amelia county Lions club is
sponsoring a trip 70 Washington,
% see the Redskins. professional
football team. play November II.
Round trip tickets from Amelia
can be purchased from any men,
Der Of the club.
They are also selling three and
five pound fruitcakes to help raise
money for their project: treat:
ment and glasses for needy people
in the county.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Color Parade Marches
Down Skyline Drive

Natures fall parade Of color is
marching down the slopes Of the
Shenandoah peaks, leaving visit
ors many spectacular sights for
late October. and November
u. S. Rangers report that yell
low oaks and deep red black gum
are still on view on the mountain
sides. There are also many color
full NAPLES and some red dogwood
left in the park,
The colQrs are particularly
bright between Rockfish Gap and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Powhatan Students
Selling Magazines

A magazine sale is underway in
Powhatan. under the sponsorship
Of Powhatan students.
Money raised BY the project
will be used for playground equip
ment and class projects, such as
the senior class trip and the jun
ior- senior prom.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-01
PLUMBING AND HEATING

rhs J. A. Ayers Co Your PLUMBING
heatirs Lontraetor zs9l Summi
An silks Lane Center at. a-77sa
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pLuMsERs
SEWERS a DRAINS

Electric Rete-Reofsr Sewer sno
Drain Service. 1901 w. sfh Ave
HU. e-6Tse.
QUALITY PLUMBING co.
Plumbing and Repair Work
szsV W. Broad ~. FR. s-Asss
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
Rabbi Breger
Attends NJ. Y.
Convention

Rabbi Marcus Breger,
spiritual leader of Congre-
cation Anshei Israel, has
left to attend the 57th an
nual convention of the Rab-
binical Assembly of Ameri-
ca at Kiamesha Lake, N. Y.
The RAA is the national
association of over 600 spir-
itual leaders of conserVa-
tive Judaism. The meetings
are scheduled from May IL
to May 16.
Key speakers include
Rabbi Abraham Feldman,
president of the Synagogue
Council of America; Ernest
Gross, former U. S. dele
gate to United Nations and
DR.. Louis Finkelstein, chan
cellor of the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10

campaign, procured an uneX-
pectedly large gift.
AND THE ARMED serv-
ices division headed by Mrs.
Maurice Margolis also has
reached it's goal of $500.
Through a second appeal the
quota was raised by dona-
tions from soldiers stationed
at Fort Huachuca.
With the news of the two
divisions meeting goals the
1857 Combined Jewish Ap-
peal continued to move closer
to the total goal of 1921 900.
CAMPAIGN LEADE r. S
have urged those who haven't
yet contributed to send in
their donations to the health
and welfare Embarrassing cam
paign which aids more than
SO local, national and over
seas agencies.
Contributions should be
mailed to CJA, 1O2 N. Plu-
NOR