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THE cHAsTLEroN HOTEL
1701 18th ST. NV.

Newly furnished apis, slneie
double, etc: some with Kitchens
charming atmosphere; beauty shop
premises; apply desk or call Du
soSSt2N BERNSTEIN sYNDIcArEs
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BULLDOZERs AND L0ADERs iol
exeavating. grading and lsns
clearing. Call UN. N-e533: nights
Ma. 7-2600.
coMBiNE, IHeR, With motor, $500
EV, k-6116,
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FURNITURE-wanted today. sood
refrieerator. Tas stove and ptano.
Can Mr.. GRADY, Ma. S-2619.
fURN.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. Nv, re-
I46RE T co.l can N S6lg gsssoi sHSNi-
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WALTfR- RFF6 No T.1..E.,,-I

s6s. .SSsss aIII1 M; li AS ilSS:s;lIis
1900 GEORGIA AyE,-Neviy dee.
Grated bedroom, llyinG room. al
eeupls OF J adults; al utilities In
Guided, Call RA. 6-7a77'
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OVERLOOKING
GLOVER PARK"
UPPER oEoRoEroWN
Beautiful New De Luxe
Attention, Young Ladies

EAIOOIIt1UEII AVuIIB ANHEEo
I AND : BEDRM. APIS: bssuti--
fully turn. with modern turn. and
broadloom rugs; laundry fnl.i ex.
eellent NV locJ reaa, priced. CAL
AID. 4-e6l3.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AR COMPREssoR. must be late
model; Ia, . or 3 h.p, sgle.-
phase motor. with . piston pumps;
reas.. no iunkers, JACK 'uN,
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POULTRY AND Eeas

BABY CHICKS, poults, reed and
IO1bsh6' ole X ct. nv. NE
RING-NECE PVEAsANT CHICKS,
wks. old. So per dog; day-old
chicks, 40c each. Ed. 0-56sl.
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I;th AND COLUMBIA RID, NV
AT eond.; 2 bedrms,, Nv. rm.
kit, bath: Sl25 mo, Co. $3.50
1891 Ith ST. N.w.-Liv. rm-, bed.
pvt. home. Call RA. 3-i5lS
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MrllACVsiM, 18th pl. - rms.
kits bath; utils. furn. Gentleman
or employed cpl. Nice neiGhbor-
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THE PRESIDENT MADISON. 1907
Fla. Ave; N:W.-Very large, vel
FURNISHED enc; pastel kit. anc
tiled bath, Suitable for 2 persons
Also, unfurnished 3 bedroom,
s spa' s.4 AZ q iseii i sN EpI syk dsy
sERNs III; iCS Co. i Be LEO Gan n
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ROOMS FuRM.-s.E..SW.

HIe. ,s0LE: I'm. adj semipyt
home. Young, refined gentleman
10. 6-6205 after 10 am.
ROOM in clean. auist home: 6ul
At door. Lu. 4-24es.
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APIS. FURNIsRED-n. @

coL0kED WOODBRIDGE ARIA
Renned. employed lady or couple
10 share home: refs. AD. 2-52l5
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Ills Y. 81, N.W.-One bedrm.
liv. nm, kit, and bath; S82 .5C
mo; Apply Mgr, No. 2 or cali DE
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9th AND KENNEDY N,W.-LOVsij
1901 21sT ST. N.W.--Just Of Conn
ave, mr.. car lines and bus sion
bedrm.. kit, bath. art: specisi
70 rehned young lady. FIJI. s.SS Siss
lge. nm, pullman kit. pvt. bath
nrepl., air cond., S65 mo. 10 in,
spect. no. 2-0533.
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-. shUhkHAM HOTEL-Central
, ren,i beautiful furn, apt.
S SieEly M dec Gor IN me mod: brk. apt
and bus. Huge liv. rm., i Ice ned.
rm... kit, tile bath, auto, wash
mach; Se7 mo. Key Apt %. ser
vacant Apt. 81. 1927 2eth 81
NV. or AID. 2-S504.
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ANAC0STIA-2 bedrms., iiy rm.
kits bath, front and back en-
frances. Fenced back yard. Nicely
furnished. LIZ. 2-1537.
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CAMPING EQUIPMENT : Tent,
cottage or wall type, 12xl4 IT.:
sleeping bags. air mattresses and
associated gear. LU. l-Tb6b
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DIAMOND JEwELRY Of any de-
S SgNts s sod SILVER; az, cash paid.
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MIsCELLANE0US FOR RENT

BULLDOZERs, leaders, generators,
chain saws, mixers. pumps, Ford
tractors. cement grinders. nntsh-
ing machine, etc. JU. b-b04O
RENTAL TOOLS EQUIP. CO.
FLOOR MACHINES = Polishers
sanders, vacuums. Daily OF
monthly rates. Floor finishing
materials. MODERN FLOORS
243l 18th st. NV. AID. 4-7576
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APrs. FURnIiHIp .. O..


Mt, PLMAsANT-a Fms,, kit., bath,
nsslT furu, Hu, l.elaa'
n0NnoE ~. NV, iefe-s-FooH
.sIssa: se!' usll::a li * s.'A and
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c. Same blouse looking very busineke above slim sho
of skirt The skirt, I99
D. The uenoh chemette looked good here doubling
os a i,noper with on interesting boused bock 1926
Under dnp-dy Docon and cotton shirt with roup sleeves
The shirt, 499
Jumper skirts tomatoes and chemete in 1000 wool your
choice of os popular clash plaid combinations blue and
or red and orange; sizes to IS.
W6L-Teenooe Appoel, 4h Floor
oIso Chevy choA Corners ond Ne~ondda a
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SMALL ESTATE ON RIVER
i tuxent Is q charming 6-acre place
with attractive old house, guest
cottage, tenant house, tobacco barn,
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FAIR VALUES


RETIREMENT. Try this instead
Of Florida. 3 acres. fenced and ali
down In grass, 8 rooms and bath,
oil heat. Small barn or workshop,
hen house, etc. $4,000.
24O ACRES at 500 per acre.
5-room house. good barn and OUT
$50 ACRES at 500 per acre,
Log house with fireplace and elec-
tricity and large stream. Midway
between Washington and Balti.
more. You can have lot Of fun
here while II increases In value.
50 ACRES with brick. / u bath,
oil heat home. good barns and all
buildings Plenty OF water and
$50 ACRES SONS productive
farm for $4,000. Not far on main
highway ana easily accessible 10
WASHINGTON or Baltimore. x
100 ACRES with brick home and
complete SCI o. outbui'dings in
wonderful condition. A picture
place for S2B 900.
$50 ACRES, dairy, ii-foom
modernized main home, tenant
house and beautiful set Of OUT
building Easy to keep rented
INVESTMENT LAND Of about
30 acres at Damascus for $3.50
per acre. This can make you soma
money. Terms with Interest at
81. ROMER a Co. GaitheFss
burg 299: 430 N. Frederick ave.
YRY3T TNVN VWV@s I[~~ = - - -
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HOUSES TO BUILD
COUNTRY PROPERTY

DIXON HILL-Unioue small estate
on approx. D acres, secluded; attr
cottage; S21,5O0. CHI. 8-7l60.
NORBECK, Md acres; well.
built, expansible. Arm, cottage.
$4,000; terms, Ju. 5-5533.
WATERFORD, VA. - Lovely Ole
stone house, ideal for restoring
cleo: lge. nrepl.; . acres or 81
acres; stone springhouse, gar,
chicken houses, stone barn: also,
attr. old stone home. all mod,
baths; OIL heat. antique shop;
entr. to waterford on left. TU
2-264l or TU. 2.214s.
6 MILES FROM MANASSAS, VA,
approx. "a miles D. C.-Modern
2-bedroom brick rambler. l bath,
kitchen, living room with dining
area and fireplace, large utility
room with automatic washer, au-
tomato oil hot air heat. Health
dept. approved deep WE'LL property
situated on "a acres, partially
young fruit trees. Solid based blue
stone driveway; li2-room guest
cabin on premises. completely fur
nished, with good rental possibili-
ties. All located near good stream
and lake. $4,000 cash minimum
down payment; owner will carry
LIST trust on property. Open for
MsnsssSs s sSe1Sy ' piREcrf R5Sse
Take Route No. 236 to Fairfax,
left on No 1913, continue to No.
$40. Follow No. $40 to Davis
General Store, right on No. 645
and follow to No. 6I2, left on
No. 612 for approx. 3 miles, Ind
house on right after crossing
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2s0-ACRE farm. can be sold With
house and % acres or additional
acreage, as purchaser miRht desire:
priced % sell.
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Home and Investment
In convenient Silver Spring locs-
units, plus l-bedrm. terrace apt.
Choose the one you prefer to live
in Individual heating uits. Room
air conditioners. Garbage disposals.
Call Mr.. Franzblau. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO, KE. 1880, or home,
EN-. 9-6S0S.
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$3.50 is a bargain price for
this 3-bedrm. brick rambler Fire
place in living rm.,. beautifully
equipped large kitchen, patio,
fenced yard. carport trees; So
monthly for everything
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

FROM 1000 To 5000 so. FIT. for
manufacturing; on L A., with tar
gate loading: for occupancy about
august VIII also consider II you
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

AUTO REPAIR SHOP, lsx65: mod
ern cinder block; lO-ft, roll-up
doors; R. @. dunno Co, no.
2-07O0.
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HICKS

REALTY CO.
ALEXANDRIA OFFICE, XII, e-1600
ARLINGTON OFFICE. OF, 4-604O
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15-YEAR LEASE

NATL FIRM, i2ce RETURN
We have a site avail. for an I'm
vestor, to buy and build for a ma
tional firm. Approx 100000 cash
is needed, and you will receive a
return Of l2.s plus amortization.
WEISSBERG BROS. REALTY. ia.
5-0606. 2030 N. 18th st., Arl,
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OPEN. | to 5 PM.


vi L1N, 7 10 y s4E1s
CEDAR GROVE ROAD
Also, q 5-room house partly COM
pleted, on i2-arce OF land. Price
for both. S3,150. This is q bar
gain for someonel
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HOUSES WALLED 70 BUY susIHIss sacp, .oR sAiI


I'm NOT cRYNo-pM BUYING"
IT'S q fact We pay THE TOP doll
lar for top D. c. property net 70
you; no commission. Everyone
knows we pay more; why take less?
Can today. sINDLER REALTY, no.
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PRESENTS +
UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY

36O-ACRE cattle farm with an
necessary barns and outbuiIdines.
presently carrying $50 head 81 cafs
tie: nice 6-rni. 2-bath atone honee
with good view: all buildings IA dne
condition; owner VIII nnanee.
I7s-AcRE cattle farm with eooa
barns, Silo and new machine shsd
fenced and cross-fenced. IN hieh
state OF cultivation. has excellFns
home with 4 huge bedYms ana q
new tile baths. brick terrace With
view OF mountain. menagera h0uEe
OF Euetthouse. owner viii finance
all over 29E =
225 ACRES with modern briek
rambler: = fun baths. two n baths,
rec. mi. and two hreplsces; stocked
34-arre pond: has new steel Germ
and hll-modern barn
2s0-AcRE farm. can be sold With
house ana 100 acres or additional
acreage, as purchaser miRht desire:
priced 70 sell.
500 AcREs-old farm houSe,
large bank barn, double corn crib.
new masonry cattle shed OWneF
VAL sell 40 acres a. s525 per acre
River "a. area.
Three Of the shove stated
farms are adioininG, givinK uur.
chaser opportunity 70 aeauifs and
Tor lafgs oDeTation. Call JOIN n,
WooDNooR AoENcY cosr
tcousinued on NEXT Page
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$3.50 DOWN
CONTINUED

Almost new. 3-bedrm. brick ram
bl.z, In Poplar Heiahts, Falls
Church Living room with fireplace
and large picture windows, dining
room. aii-elee. kitchen. including
dishWasher, garbage disposal and
washing machine; fun daylight
ssmt i?ldins sisirwey snSb.rs AUS, 4.
nancinE OWNER. ". 2-64S6 or
JE. 2-450l
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OPEN | tn s PM

I ACRES; less than mile to
rm. din rm., kit. stove. refsr.
enc. back porch: md floor; 3 bed
rms. and bath; full bsmt, oil heat;
garage and workshop; chicken
house. Owner will help finance:
$4,000, DIR: Out Old Rte, 24Q.
I miles beyond Gaithersburg, watch
for Open" sign on the left
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BETHEsDA-25,oO0 80. a., Of land
well rented: adjoining public park
ing lot: I've. frontage on 2 streets;
located n center OF business dis
trict. u blk. ou Wis, ave. II. M
FRN Co. OIL. 6-73SJ.
FAIRFAX SERVICE STATION AND
GARAGE. Excellent buy. Assume
lge. mortgage FAIRFAX REALTY
Open Sun, OR. 3-2401. PL. g.
$50.
LANDOvEn, MD.-c-I. I0Oxl0O;
bldg. 22x50, g HI. $4,000, 81 200
On. GIBRALTAR. DI. 5-65O0.
MOTEL, s modern units. : cabins.
In Shenandoah Valley; sacrifice
due 70 III health. Gail Kine s.
2462 after 4 pm.
Ip os!np1 E99R NATIONAL HEAD; HEAD;
o @ninEs un snIrS Il Honp FDR
FOREIGN oovER tNNiA Xxi.
BAssY, LOCATION or AGENCY,
history corner bldg, cow. To-
Gated. amid similar nelghbors In
n. II, ave. Dupont Circle area.
Contains over 10000 50. IT. IS
Write owner oe' Box s ~ s star
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VA
Wen located, 9rl70-ft, level lot.
zoned CO with q large 6-rm. house
In Al condition, can be made
into of1ees; only $4,000 Terms.
6IsSs I'd. All 3 "a "a. sso7o7. 10y y
MICHIGAN PARK MONEY-MAKER
Store and dwelling, mr.. Francis
can MonaA., Prov. Hosp. Trades
considered. Pc. Sara, Ho. .
UluO.
OFFICE BLDG, air-cond suites,
ample parking. R. /. ave. ne.
Reas Pc. 3-l173, no. 10000.
NEAR GAITHESBURG = Trailer
court; A thriving business with
rm.. for as tenants. Ideally situ-
ated in the heart Of Montgomery
Co. S07,500. Incls. 3-bedrm
dwelling and service bldgs KAY
BOWLING, 207 N. Frederick ave-.
Gaithersburg. Garden 4-5050 or
Gaithersburg 247.
1881 H ST. N.E.--store front and
APT. $3.50 terms. TIE. 6-2277,
10000 SO. TT. c. NJ. 2 ZONING--
on 8. Capitol. Close-in, improved
by substantial story brick bldg
OF approx. 5000 50. It. Please
call Mr.. Gavin with H. @. SMITHY
Co, ST. $4,000: Res. AID, 2-5004
TRIANGLE, VA.--l20 1t. on High
way One In heart of business sec
ton. near bus station and entrance
to Marine Base. ITO IT. deep to a
street; House on property is now
rented. City water and sewage
Valuable commercial property. A
good investment at S27, 500,
L. L. MEME, BROKER
PATES-MASSEY ms. d. REALTY
stafford, Va. Oldfield -g-2700
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE
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BfNen
OPEN. l to 5 PM.

VI L4N3 7 70 y 7 s4s4'
1909 Crawford dr., Rockcrest, Rock
ville-Frame semibungalow, d rms.
and bath on LIST door (din. rm. and
breakfast rm.l; md floor. large
bedrm, Y bath and SEWING rIn.
could he used as a bedrm.; fun
bsmt; gas hit; garage. Child's play
house; nice yard with trees. Con-
Venient location. $4,000.
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THE SUNDAY STAR B.l3

washington, d. c. -
SUNDAY, JUNE 4 1883
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345 ACRES--W. VA.
30 ACRES-W. va. q

so acres cleared and fenced.
New cattle and machinery bldg i,
] pond, . springs: on good road /;
$4,000, terms. 80
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HISTORIC Underwater
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
l.. Fair Haven, All yeaT-round
modern masonry home Full CE
kitchen. good view OF water. water
privileges. IS miles d. c. $4,000.
>. Owensville liz acres iris
proved by 9sroom Colonial home,
Bath, stable, outbuildines. Near
West River on paved road. Imme-
diate possession 1-acre tobacco
allotment. % miles D. c. $50, 900.
3, Near West River. acres.
Modern Groom home, barn, ga.
rase 4la-acre tobacco allotment.
On paved road Immediate possess
sion. 80 miles d. c. Sl5,0
4. 80 acres on paved road. 3-
bedroom home with new bath. oil
hot-water heat, electric stove. 6ls-
acre tobacco allotment. Fenced for
grazing. 80 miles DC. $4,000
5. Deale. ga acres. 600-foot
waterfront on Chesapeake Bay.
Modern Groom frame home. 4
bedrooms, ga baths. large screened
porches. Good view. Double ga
rage, outbuildings, guest house, ar.
tesian well. Immediate possession.
25 miles d. c. Owner will sacrifice.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
Call Mrs. Williams. University Il
44Sl. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince Frederick MARYLAND &C.
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OPEN. | to 5 PM.

Jamestown. on Rte. 2S-1 acre and
beautiful piece of land, improved
with an older 2-story frame, 8 rms.
and bath: small bsmt.; garage.
$4,000. DIR: blk beyond Sen
eca turn on riTht, watch for open
sign.
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FOR LEASE
l4l7 X ST. NV.

Completely air-eonditioned, eleya-
tor BLDG, recently redecorAted.
From S17 so, includes tanitor serv-
ice. Choice location for business
once or firm
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Southern Maryland

PATUXENT RIVER PLANTATION
800 acres, over mile water
front. Typical plantation house.
new tobacco barns, tenant house.
In high state cultivation. Album
dance OF water and upland Rams
shooting. 80
BAY VIEW FARM houses, to.
bacco barn. stable, ll6 acres; Sill
The Arizona post., 1958-01-10
ADJ Names
To Board

LOS ANGELES (SpeciaD-
Harry Graham Batter, Los
Angeles attorney, has been
elected to a third term as
pre- S i d e n t of the Pacific
Southwest regional board of
B'nai Births Anti-Defama-
ion League.
Named vice-presidents were
David Goldman, Pasadena,
Calf, and Irving Hill, Los
Angeles. Mrs. Charles Gold
ring was elected treasurer.
NAMED to regional boards
for 1858 from Tucson were
Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray,
Harry Ackerman, Mrs. Ben
Jamln ElSenStadt, William
Gordon, Mrs. Irving Kipnis,
Ed Kleinerman, Lowell Roths-
child, Abe Simon and David
Wine.
Named from Phoenix were
Phillip Barer, Irwin Cantor,
Mrs. Abe Feldstein, Herb
Finn, Mrs. Florence Frank,
Mrs. Al Kessler, Stanley G.
Klebe, Melvin Mirkin, Rabbi
Albert Poltkin, Mrs. Harry
Robbins, Nat c.. Silvcrman
and Joseph Stocker.
Yuma members of the
board are David Burns, Sen.
Harold c. GiSs and Richard
Schuman.
The Arizona post., 1958-01-10

announced that IAN exciting
itinerary has been prepared"
for the extended tour of Is
rael that will be available
optionally to those participat-
ing in the conference. In ad-
dition, Mr.. BERNSTEIN pointed
out that "all who attend this
unprecedented conference will
be in Israel during the height
of the Sta te's celebration
of it's 10th year Of indie
pendence."
THE UJA general chair
man said that a special an
niversary conference commit
tee has been set up to handle
preparations for the j u n e
event in Israel and that, in
cooperation with the Ell Al
Israel Airlines, this commit
tee has already arranged "a
15-day, all-exrense tour from
New York which offers a full
sightseeing program in Israel
Of IA days and 13 nights, in
Guiding the con f e r e n e in
Jerusalem"
The transatlantic flights
will be made in FL AIS new
flight of long-range, turbo-
propelled Bristol-Brittanias-
the plane that recently flew
from New York to Tel AviV in
1412 hours, a new cord
The Arizona post., 1958-01-10

for commercial airlinerS. The
total cost of the special tour
will be 1898.
PRIOR TO conference ses-
SionS, the Israel Army and
Air Force will stage special
maneuverS, Mr.. BERNSTEIN
disclosed, ito be climaXed by
a mass para C h u t e jump"
That evening the Army will
give a ball. ItZhak Ben Xvi,
President of Israel, will adj
dress the opening session of
the conference on the evening
of June "a in the amphithe-
atre of the Hebrew University
in Jerusalem.
The conference will assem-
bic the next day in the main
auditorium of the Convention
Hall-the Binyana H a u m a.
There will be a roll call of
American communities repre-
sented at the meeting, follow
ed by the formation of the
"cash line" the traditional
mid-year ceremony of trans
mitting funds from commu-
nal campaigns to the UJA.
AttendeeS will be the hon
ored guests of President Ben
wi at a reception and garden
party at the Gan Hasho-
shana," or Rose Garden.
The Arizona post., 1958-01-10
City.

City.
The only guests from Tue
son were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Davidson, Herberts
aunt and uncle, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Kalish. Two of
Mrs. Harry Strauss's sisters,
Mrs. Aaron Hurwitz and Mrs.
Isaac Hirsch, both of Brook
lyn, N. Y, were present as
well as many relatives of the
bride, who came from New
York, st. Louis, Columbia,
S. c., Illinois and San Diego,
Calf.
After a honeymoon in the
United States, the couple will
make their home in KibbutZ
Gesher Haziv, Israel, reach
ing there late in January.
The Arizona post., 1958-01-10
Polish Papers
Credit Aid
To Masses

VIENNA (JTA)-JeWS in
Poland are told that the aid
which they have begun to
receive from the Joint Dis
tribution Committee and
ORT is coming from the
Jewish masses abroad"
Polish newspapers reach
ing here from Warsaw en-
phasiZe that the aid must
be used for constructive re-
lief purposes only, and 'in
accordance with the deci-
sions of Jewish bodies with
in Poland"
The newspapers report
that cooperative handicraft
shops established by Jews
who returned to P ola a n d
from the Soviet Union are
among the first listed to re-
ceive assistance, since they
need funds to buy raw ma
terialS.
They stress that the
centra | relief committee
formed in Poland strives to
give maximum support to
such cooperative enter
prises."
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main store. 1t Will open
around Jan. 20.
MIR. BECKER stated that
due to the growth of business
it has become necessary to
open another store. This state
ment was borne out by the
fact that Mr.. Becker has won
the General Electric award
for the largest amount of
sales Of C. Z. products in the
state of Arizona. This is the
sixth time Mr.. Becker has
won such an award and this
years pre- will be a trip to
Europe.
Mr.. Becker has lived in
Tucson fcr Il years with his
wife, Helen, and TWO s00S
One son, Bill, is studying den
tistry at Marquette UniVersi-
~ and Purtca is a junior at
Tucson High School.
Since coming to Tucson
Mr.. Becker has been active in
the community. He is a mem
ber of Congregation Anshei
Israel, B'nai Birth and the
ElkS.
The Arizona post., 1958-01-10
Weddings
Observation-Disclosures
By BEATRICE F. KALISH

Aliyah Moinester, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
MoineSter of Cleveland, Ohio,
became the bride of Herbert
Strauss of KibbutZ Gesher
Haziv, Israel, Saturday, Dec.
%, in Cleveland.
Herbert, a native of Tucson,
who attended the college of
agriculture Of Arizona Uni
versity, is the son Of Harry
and Manya Strauss, for many
years leaders in Zionist and
other community activities
here, and now living in Iaifa,
Israel.
The ceremony, beneath a
flower umbrella canopy, took
place at the Tudor Arms
Hotel, with Rabbi Israel Por-
ath officiating. The ceremony
followed a dinner for family
and out-of-toWn guests and
was in turn followed by a re-
ception. At the same time,
friends and relatives of Her
bert who reside in Israel were
gathered at the home of
Harry and Manya Strauss to
share the joy of this occasion
in abSentia.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Alex Sherman of TonaWanda,
N. Y, sister of the bride.
Mrs. Irving LefkoWitz, an
other sister, was bridesmaid
and seven year old Miriam
Strauss, daughter of the
groom, was junior brides
maid.
The bride attended Flora
Stone Mather College of
Western Reserve University
and the New School of
Social Sciences in New York
The Arizona post., 1958-01-10
UJA Announces Plans
For Anniversary Meet

NEW YORK (JTA)-Detals of inspiring program
special for aendees the UJAs threeday Goth
conference to open in Jerusalem June a.
were made public today by the United Jewish Appeal
w. Bernstein general chairman of the UJA also
The Arizona post., 1958-01-10
Morris Becker Opening
Broadway Branch Store

Mr.. Morris Becker, of the B & Hardware Store,
934 Speedway has announced the opening of branch
store later this month.
The branch is located 4557 E Broadway and will fea
ture the type of operation merchandise the