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JACKSON. MAGDALEN NJ Depsrtsd

lhls NE on Saturday, Nav "a,
1858. at her residence. l229 Duncan
s. pc, MRS. MAGDALEN nj.
JACKSON She leaves to mourn
their loss two lovine. children. Juanita
ano Bradford jackson; a devoted
father, Mr. Henry Pve: devoted
sister. Mrs. Juanita crumpton: q
stepsister. Mrs. Marie Lucas OF Bal
timore, Nd. and other relatives
and many friends Remains may be
seen a. the residence Of her
fathtf Mr.. Henry Pye Of 1889 Dun
car ST ne, after 4 pm, Tuesday,
May "a; thence to St Cyprian's
Church. 18th and c SITS. Sc. where
solemn high mass will be offered al
am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery Arrangements BY Better
Funeral Home. 81
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IETTA HoLpER. President.

%, Is5s, at her residence, i4ii
Buchanan ST NV, OCTAVIA JACK
son. beloved sister OF Clarence
jackson Also surviving are a niece
Mrs. Ella Mae Younger: nephew
Virgil Jackson Of Kansas City, Mo
s snd other relatives and many
20 friends are invited to call at
the McGdire Funeral Home. 1920
9th ST. NV, where services will be
held on Tuesday. May %. at pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tpfv nR
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LEATHENs, MINNIE RARRELL. or

Fla. MINNIE HARRELL LEATHERs
. OF $40 54th ave. Riverdale, Md
beloved wife Of the late George A.
feathers and mother Of Angelica
Spaeth. Martha Moore, William j
and George A feathers. IT, She
also Is survived by two sisters, Eliz-
abeth Harrell and Martha c. Her
nault and two brothers, Snyder and
W J Harrell. Notice Of funeral
later ARRANGEMENTS by the Gasch
Ellneral Hnme
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KARJANR. ANDREW. On Saturday
ANDREW KARJANE, 2036 N. Wood.
row st, Arlington. Va Friends may
call at the ives Funeral Home. 2S4i
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, unit
1890 am. Tuesday May ~; thence
to st, Aenes Catholic Church, 2lst
and North Randolph sts.. Arlington
Va where mass will be offered a.
II am for the repOse Of his soul
Recitation Of the rosary at the Ives
Funeral Home on Monday, May %
at $50 pm. Interment Columbis
Tapaatapts
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dsy. May IS, 1855, at GeorsetoWn
University Hospital, WILLIAM X.
HUTCHINSON brother OF Robert B
Hutchinson Of Reading. Pa, and
Herhert Hutchinson Of Philadelphia
Pa Friends may call al Oawler's
Chapel. 1856 Pennsylvanla ave. NV.
teourtesy parking oppositel Sery-
ices will be held al Fort Myer Chapel
on Wednesday. May IS, al am.
INT rment Arlington National Gene
teFV. -
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HoKE v. SMITH. Commander,
PERRY A MARTIN. Adiutant.
HARRY ]. HODGES, Jr.
Grand Tall Cedar.
WILLIAM r. GWINN. Scribe. %

BUssARD. FLORENCE II. on Sunday,
May IS 1858, at her residence,
$3.50 Sth I'd north, Arlington, Va,
FLORENCE H. BUSSARD. aunt of
Miss Emma Airline Coates, OF the
home address. Services and interment
private
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EDWARD LAWRENCE OF Boyds,
Md. son Of James and Lorine Law
renee and brother OF Mrs. Edith
Coeburn. Mrs. Edna Macmillan.
Clayton. John, Roger and Wayne
Lawrence. Services will be held at
the Hilton Funeral Home, Barnes
VILE. Md. on Tuesday, May %, at
1890 am Interment Presbyterian
CaOaatAry pnyde Nh
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JOHN ". IN. Members OF
the Holy Name Society OF
the Shrine OF the Most
Blessed Sacrament. will
meet a. the residence on
Monday, May 20. ats D m.
70 recite the rosary
The Rev. Z. Carl Lyon.
;. y 20
JOHN v. JR. Members OF
the Sanctuary SOdality OF
the Shrine Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament. will
meet At the residence on
Monday. May 20. at s pm
TO recite the rosary. The
Rt. Rev Msgr Edward
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BUSH, EMIL. Members of Huntemann-

BUSH, EMIL. Members Of Huntemann-
.u6h HUI Post No. ITO. the
8 American Legion. are re-
ezS quested to be present at
services to be conducted
BY the Southern MARYLAND
Guard OF Honor for our
dUN late eomrade, EMIL BUSH,
on Tuesday. May %. 1858,
at pm, at Valleys Funeral Home,
1900 Rhode Island ave-, Mount
Rainier. Md
HoKE V. SMITH, Commander,
PERRY A MARTIN. Adiutant.
BUSH, EMIL. The officers and mem
bers Of Prince Georges Forest, No.
1879, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, are
requested to be present at Valleys
Funeral Home, 800 Rhode Island
ave. at Eastern ave. ne, at 1870
pm. Tuesday. May %, 1858, for
the purpose of conducting Tall
Cedar funeral services for our late
charter member, Brother EMIL
HARRY J. HODGES, Jr..
Grand Tall Cedar
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JOHNSON n on SADIE, On sunday, N May

%. 1858, at her residence, 1902 Z
st Sc, SADIE JOHNSON, devoted
sister Of Mrs, Mamie Ramsey, Mrs.
ling Bailey. She also is survived by
many cousins, nieceS, nephews and
other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T
Rhines a. Co. Funeral Home. gOl
3rd 81. SW. Notice Of funeral later
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CRosoN, JULIAN T. s., su nd, nix

on ERosoN may sr 81 Of i 5s6i NswarE
I'd, Colmar Manor. Nd, the beloved
husband OF Dorothy Lane, croson
and father Of June McCoskey and
Julian T Croson. ir.; brother OF
Mrs. Ruby Kaplan, Louis Irvins'
Roger and STANLEY Sros99n on, E Eu
neral Home. 1861 Good Hope I'd.
Sc, on Tuesday, May "a, at
pm Services at the Mount Hope
Baptist church. Waxpooh Va al
$50 pm. Interment church GENE
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COFFKEN. AGATHA WELLS; On i sa Z

das, May ga ,g5s' az cS[TTon Mspqr !
COFFREN, beloved wife Of the late
Richard T Coffren and mother OF
Mrs. Madge c. VoetS, Mrs. Blanch
&C. Ryon, Mrs. Inez C Davis and the
late Joseph 7. Coffren, She is also
suryiyetd BY STSade Msndaii Ips aTis
ir. and great grandchildren.
Brothers Funeral Home, Upper MARI
boro, Nd. Requiem mass will be
celebrated In ST. Marys Catholic
Tuesday May 27th at 10 am. Inter
ment Mt. Carmel Cemetery. 90
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bAOhSON' MAGDALEN. Ofhcers and
~ members of st. Thomas
S Ladies Auxiliary. No. "a,
Eh(1 and District Auxiliary, No
MWH . knights Of st. John, are
NAO notified of the death OF our
past president, Sister MAG
DALEN JACKSON. Call meet
Ing at ON on Tuesday, May "a
1858, at 1882 Duncan st. ne.
SARAH p. NJ BROWN, Aux. Pres.
GENEVA GEN w, TIP,PIETT, DIST. Pres,
EVELYN HOWELL. Rec. seey.
JACKSON. MAGDALEN M. The ON.
GERS and members OF the Northeast
BENEVOLENT Association are hereby
no ned Of the death of our late
member, MRS MAGDALEN NJ
JACKSON. Funeral on Wednesday,
May 2S. 1858. at 10 am, from
st. cyprlan's Church, 18th and c
SITS. sc. The Northeast Benevolent
service will be at the home Of her
father, Mr. Henry Pye, 1899 Dun.
San 8. ne. at 0 pm. Tuesday
ETNp Tr,Ts-A ITAf rnup r-..id,n.
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70 'sss, q fthe lIess S1aTs'I Ho 81.
S., Alexandria. Va sister OF Fred.
er " Hohenstcln and aunt Of
Mrs. Annie Malls, Mrs. Minnie Jones
Frederick, William and Francis
IN, lcr dncral services on Tues
day May -, AZ . pm at Christ
Episcopal Church tnterment Ivy
hill Cemetery Friends may call at
Cameron and Alfred SITS, Alexan-
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20 Saturday, May a. loss. a tSs
Holy Cross College, Worcester Mass
JOHN p DoNAHUE Jr', Of 5Nis
Cedar pkwy, Chevy Chase, Nd.
garet c Donahue and brother Of
Emily Margaret Donahue. Rela-
tiFeS and friends may call Al the
above residence after 10 noon Mon
DAY, Funeral on Wednesday May
The Shrine Of the Most blessed
Sacrament AZ 10 am. lnterment
Oakhill Cemetery. "a
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praths

HARVEY. EDITH A, suddsnly, on sat.
nfdaY, MAy ~. 1855, AZ Waihington
Hoipilal Center. EDITH a hARvky
OF 1904 Monroe 81 nv, beloved
wife Of Archie q. Harvey Also
survived BY three kisteFt and two
6S.nss co F ssE.lSsi Hsn,. 'e seoi i,h
~, nv on Tuesday Nav "a. &C
pm, parking facliltiesl, Intermenl
Cedar Hill Cemetery,
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May 20, lb5N, DIR. JOHN Z.
EAGLES Of 1912 Kenyon 81, NV
Randolph, Mrs Helen Miller. Grace
and Gladys Eagles; father -in-law
OF Joseph Miller and James RAN
do'pu He also is survived BY other
relatives and many friends. After
pm. Tuesday, May %. friends
are invited 10 call at the Jarvis
funeral services will be held al 30
pm. Wednesday, May rs Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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NEDLoCK THEODORE. On Thurs.

dav, May 22, 1858, at INC Hadley
500 Quincy st NV beloved hus-
Is survived By two sisters. Mrs
Pearl Miles and Mrs. Queen Doyer
Of New York City. n. X. and other
mains resting at the Morrow 4
Woodford Funeral Home. 1922 18th
st. NV After 4 pm, Monday.
MAY rs, friends are invited to
call at the above-named funeral
home. where funeral services will
be held Tuesday. May %. At pm,
the Rev Murden Appline ofticiating
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 70
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Hlt, MAfMt bAI y OF llll
hontAaue A. NV Notice OF ~.
neral later, Arrangements BY JARVIS
BRAN, ALLAN Z. suddenly, on sun:
ass sS Soc agsSi Stu 81. hy a
M, beloved husband OF Ruth n.
Marjorie L. and Allen y Bean. ne
also IA survived BY three slatera,
Nellie Duncan, Ida seabrook and
OAsch Funeral Home, f1J0 nalti.
more ave. HyAttsvllle, Nd on
Tuesday, May "a, At e.au pm.
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Port Lincoln Cemetery.
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EARNsHAw, JOSEPHINE e. on FRI

day. May 23, l95s, a. Proyidenee
SHAW. the Beloved ed wife Of Robeft
Earnshaw. sr.: mother Of Robert
I EaTnShaw jr, and daughter OF
Raphael and Dorothy Parker sister
Of Dorothy e Meinhardt and z
Frances Beswick Funeral from the
Clinton. Nd. on Tuesday. May 81.
at 2 am. thence to st Mary's
Catholic Church, PiscataWay. Md,
where mass will be offered at $3.50
am. for the. Tepose Of her soul
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LucAs. PAUL DOUGLAS. on Sunday

May IS, 1858, PAUL DoUGLAs
LUCAS Of 1907 LIST st. NV, Apt. l.
beloved husband Of Ruby A.. Lucas.
Also surviving are twelve children,
his parents. Carl L. and Ada Lucas;
six sisters, two brothers, other rela.
tiveS and many friends. Notice of
funeral later. Arrangements by
McGUire INC %
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ROBERTS, CORNELIA SZECHENYI.
On Friday, May 20. 1858, at Geoyge
washington yyniyssTHsvItyy 16 HesPitsl'
wife Of Eugene Bowie Roberts Of
Bowie, Nd, and mother Of GLADYS
Roberts. cornelia Roberts and Eu-
gene Bowie Roberts, jr. REQUIEM
mass at St. Matthews Cathedral
on Monday, May 20, at 1890 am.
Interment Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church, Defense hwy, Collington,
Md. at IL noon 90
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CRAWFORD. BETTY 2. on Wednes.

oT BAY, MsS - las. BETT ~ I
Chase. Nd, sister OF Adolph Marko-
vich OF New Britain Conn and
Mrs. virginia Fox Of Daytona Beach,
fla Services and funeral az New
Britain, Conn Notice OF time
later. 20
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MARY J. on SATURDAY. May
a, lg5s. at Circle Terrace Hospital.
NARY j., FEGAN, OF 622 Bell View
blvd, widow OF the late Thomas H.
Jacobs also survived BY three grand
children and i've great-grandchil-
dren Friends NAV call at the De-
maine Funeral Home, 500 s Wash
ington St, Alexandria, Va. Mass will
&c offered at St. Mary's Catholic
$3.50 am. 1nterment St.. Mary's
;Cemetery.
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HOROWlTz, EMMANUEL. On 9elut,

dAy, May 20, 1888, EMMANuEl
Florence HorowilE, devoted fathe
81 Stanley, Howard and BefnAn
Horowitg, all OF WASHINGTON, D, G
Maurice Sandson and mother, Mri
Katie HorowitE; two sisters Jeann
bandson and Mrs Irene willcn. Al
81 bridgeport, Conn, one brothe
siSls,, a1 iSs C 'c cod Ssrs a c sS
Funeral Home, t2l7 9th At. NV
on Tuesday, Nav afth. Al III am
tnterment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery II
mourning al 1855 Fort Stevens dr
NV, Apt lie Family REQUESTS ii
lieu Of flowers contribution Be mad
70 ne D c. Cancer Az Group Ney
York papers please COPY, 81
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SHARP, ROSE.
hers

YHAhPt hOoE. Inc OmCerS ana MEM
hers Of Gen. Nelson A.
~ Miles Auxiliary, No. s,
~ U. s. W. ", are hereby
requested to assemble at
SRIS The Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Massachusetts,
ave ne, on Monday, May
20. 1858. at 1880 pm. to conduct
services for our late sister ROSE
MYRTLE NJ RuN1oN. President.
BEULAH NJ COPE, Secretary.
.MPSON. ROY &. On Friday, May
%. 1865, at his residence. 1902
South 10th st Arlington, Va, ROY
Z, SIMPSON, brother Of Leslie C.
Simpson Of Los Angeles, Calf. and
Mrs. corinne ?, Dune Of Wash,
ington D. c Friends NAV call
at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va, where
funeIal services will be held on
Tuesday. May 81, at . pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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denly, on Saturday, May "a, 1865,
FRANCES SABINE GRAVES Of 81 b
Queens Chapel I'd Hyattssille, Md,
beloved wife Of the late George W.
Graves and mother Of Willis, B,
Henderson. She also is survived BY
two sisters, Ethel Rock and Nettie
Palmer; three brothers, Walter.
Clarence and Bernard Daiger. and
riece. Mary Allen O'DwyeT, Mrs:
Graves rests at the Gasch Funeral
Home, 4739 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
vile, Md Services at the First
Methodist Church Hyattsville. Nd
ON Tuesday, May "a, at IL am,
Relatives and friends invited. In
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GLASS. THOMAS. On Saturday. Ma!

"a ia5S, THOMAS GLASS Of I3i3
Constitution ave. ne, beloved hus-
band Of Mrs, Matte Glass, son OF
Willie and Ella Glass of Java, Va
He also is survived by four sisters,
two brothers, other relatives and
many friends. After 4 pm. Wednes-
day, May 2S, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel, l432
You st. NV. Funeral services and
interment Java, Va Is
GRAHAM. HAZEL ANGELO. on Satur-
day, MAJ "a, 1858, at her residence,
Brookvllle I'd, MONTGOMERY County,
Nd, HAZEL ANGELO GRAHAM
wife of the late James Graham, and
sister OF Seward c Angelo Of North
Hollywood, Calf Services at the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
.001 18th St NV, on Tuesday May
"a at pm. parking facilitiesl.
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery.
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pAkEn, cnAnLIs a, On sanqay,
si06 lin q nv kotics y
funeral later ARRANGEMENTS hy
the Frazier FNnfTni Home, Inc ,
$50 Rhode lhis1d ave, nv,
BANCROFT, BERNARD a. On
BERNARD M BANCROFT, beloved
hp,banq q aslgy y BANCROFT a hsl
Bancroft son Of Nfk n Brown
40 s!ethsI q srs p se.ah sA.nss,
may cab al ne W VI Chambers
FUNERAL Home, a0ta AZ 81 nv,
on TUESDAY, NAY " from 10 am
70 ia;du m, orayealde services
A Arlington National Cemetery al
! pm, Tuesday, May ~, ~
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9th st, s.w., VIRGINIA NAY FOX OK
beloved sister Of Mrs. Christine Nell
son, Mrs. Thelma @. Williams,
Israel. Joseph. Welton and Oliver
Fox, She also leaves to mourn her
passing sixteen nieces and nephews
and a host OF other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the John
4. RhineS q Co. Funeral Home, 9O1
Bird st Sw Notice of funeral later
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yAIINO. sALyADOR F. Q

MAY %, 1858, at the Washington
Hospital Center. SALVADOR F.
MARINo Of 5123 Kansas ave. NV,
beloved husband Of Frances Marine;
devoted father Of Miss Helen F. and
Frank s. Marine He also is sur
vived by two grandchildren, Serv-
ices AZ the Takoma Funeral Home
Pa Carroll st. NV. barking Oppo-
ite). on Wednesday, May rs, Al
900 am. Requiem mass at the
Church Of the Nativity al 10 am.
Intermpnt st Mary's Cemetery. -
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HARL. ADA. on Saturday. May z,

1893, 81 Naval HoSpitaI, BeLhesulsa
of Kenneth Harl and mother Of Mrs
Jacaueline H. Paris and Carolyn
Hark- daughter Of Mr. and Mrs,
Martin N. McVov Funeral from the
simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd Sc. on Tuesday, May
~. at $50 pm. Graveside services
and interment at 2 pm in .Arling ton
National Cemetery Norfolk, Va,
papers, please copy
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JONES. DOSSIE. On Sunday. May 25
1868, DOSSIE JONES OF Indian
Head. Md. Notice Of funeral later
ARA enentS by Jarvis.
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Israel Sees immigration
OF 100000 japanese

JERUSALEM, Mar. l.-Israel
may have a population of 100..
900 Japanese Jews by 1868. &C.
cording to officials Of the min
istry Of religious affairs here
The prediction is based on the
mounting interest in Judaism
in Japan.
DR.. Zerah Wahrhaftig. Dep
uty Ministry for Religious
Affairs, has disclosed that
members of his ministry are
represented in the mission sent
to Japan for six weeks of ne
gotiations.
The dispatch Of the religious
affairs officials. DR.. Wahrhaftig
disclosed, is the result of a
recent decision by Israel's rab-
binate that Japanese converts
to Judaism be recognized as
bona fide Jews. and that they
be Permitted to enter Israel
under the law Of the return"
This law guarantees every
jew in the world automatic
Israeli citizenship and cost-free
emigration to Israel at the ex-
pense of the Jewish agency.
immigration Mission Slated
Jewish Agency officials con-
firm that large-scale immigra-
ton to Israel of newly con-
verted Japanese Jews is ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

pected to begin early in 1859
A special immigration and nat
uralization mission of Jewish
Agency officials is preparing to
leave for Japan as soon as, the
present mission returns.
There are now some 5000
Jews IN Japan, organized in q
group called THE Union OF
Jewish Japanese" The group
Is led by two university profess
sors-an atomic scientiss and a
prominent naval engineer
both of whom took part in the
attack on Pearl Harbor.
Union members speak only
Hebrew among themselves, cir
cumcize their children and at
tend services in their own
synagogues. They also bonn
bard the Israeli Legation in
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nicians. fishing experts. bust
nessmen. Since these are pre-
cisely the type of immigrants
Israel needs, the first group of
Japanese newcomers is ex-
pected to receive a warm well
come from the Israeli GOVERN
ment in 1859.
released by North American
Newspaper Alliance)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

Dan tribe. one of the ten lost
tribes Of Israel.
One reason offered for the
increasing interest in Judaism
in. Japan is the shattering eff
feet the World War II defeat
had on Shinto. which preached
the supremacy of the japanese
people and the semi-divinity
of the emperor. Since 1945,
many visitors 10 the country
have observed that the Jap
anese are a people in search of
q new religion and of new
spiritual values.
Most Of the Japanese con-
verts to Judaism are trained
Observation-Disclosures. tech
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Tokyo with repeated requests
for immigration visas.
Among those interested in
the unions activities is Ema
peror Hirohito's brother. a noted
Hebrew scholar who is to be
one of the judges for a world
wide Bible quiz to be held this
year by Israel.
Called Lost Tribe"
The two professors have also
organized a back to-Judaism'
movement in Japan and are at
tempting to convert thousands
of Japanese to the Jewish faith.
Among other things, they ex-
pound the belief that the Jap
anese are descendants of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
Look Better, Hear Better with
New Maico Hearing Glasses

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have a hearing loss . Now
you can hear better AND
look better with exciting
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Glasses Slender bows con-
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help for either or both ears.
Choose them in modern
colors styled to your own
personal taste. Styles for
both men and women.
Optical services on Maico Hearing
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the optical profession
Evening star., 1958-05-13

Senator William Knowland,
Senator Lyndon johnson.
Representative Robert B.
chiperheld and Mr.. James
II. Smith. director of the
ICA.
Other Guests
Also there were Mr.. Gabriel
Haugue. economic adviser 70
the President; Mr.. Arthur
Larson. special assistant 20
the President; Deputy un-
dersecretary Of State c.
DOUGLAS Dillon. Chief OF
Protocol Wiley Buchanan.
United States Ambassador 70
Iceland John j. Muccio. Mr.
Per Jacobson. chairman OF
the board and director OF the
International Monetary Fund,
Mr.. Eugene Black, president
OF the International Bank
for Reconstruction and De-
velopment; AFL-CIO Presi-
dent George Meany. and Mr..
william j. Hopkins, White
House executive clerk.
Evening star., 1958-05-13
Champagne
Supper Is
Planned

A benefit pink champagne
supper and dance will be
held Thursday at $3.50 pm.
at the Holy Trinity Theater,
Thirty-sixth and o streets,
Georgetown.
Guests will see a film
showing of THE Water
Birds" by Walt Disney and
THE Detective" starring
Alec Guinness.
Sponsors for the event in
clude the Ambassadors Of
Belgium, Peru, Ireland, Port
ugal, Bolivia, Mexico, Wet
Nam, Spain, Italy. Luxem-
bourg, Brazil, France, Ecua-
dor, Panama, Chile and
Switzerland.
Among other sponsors will
be the ministers of the Ar
gentine, the Netherlands,
Italy and France.
Also on the list are for
mer Ambassador and Mrs.
Robert Woods Bliss. Asso-
ciate Justice and Mrs. Will
liam J. Brennan, jr.. the
Secretary of the Air Force
and Mrs. James H. Douglas,
the Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. c. Burke FL
brick, Senator and Mrs.
John F. Kennedy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kennedy, Mrs.
Arthur Bliss Lane, Mr.. G.
Howland Shaw and many
others.
The event will help restore
the Holy Trinity Theater.
Evening star., 1958-05-13
Lady Munro
Is Hostess

Lady Munro, wife of the
Ambassador of New Zealand.
was hostess at a tea yester-
day in the beautifully land
scaped embassy garden.
Guests of honor were $50
visiting wives of doctors who
are attending the Joint Meet
ing of Orthopedic Associa-
tions of the English Speaking
World being held this week
at the Shoreham Hotel.
Pouring tea were wives of
New Zealanders of the En-
bassy staff, the Commercial
Counselor's Office and the
Joint Staff Mission.
Taking turns at the table
were Mrs. Noel v. Lough,
Mrs. Barton Finny, Mrs. T.
F. Gill, Mrs. D. w. Woodward,
Mrs. D. G. Harper. Mrs. G.
L. Easterbrook- Smith, Mrs.
j. A. Pountney, Mrs. H. P.
Jeffrey, Mrs. E. Farnon, and
Mrs. G. L. Struthers.
Mrs. Allan McKelvie was
chairman of the tea. Mrs.
w. j. Tobin is chairman of
the women's activities COM
mittee for the conference
period.
Tomorrow the wives will
be honored at a coffee and
reception at Dumbarton
House with Mrs. John Foster
Dulles receiving.
Among the ladies attend
ing yesterdays party were
Mrs George Eaton of Balti-
more, wife of the president
OF the American Orthopedic
Association, and honorary
chairman of the meeting.
and Mrs. C. Leslie Mitchell
of Crosse Point, Mich, wife
of the President-elect of the
Association.
Evening star., 1958-05-13
ITALIAN
VISITOR
is FETED

Italian Secretary Of the
Treasury Giuseppe Medici,
who is visiting here, was
guest of honor last night
at a dinner party at the
embassy given by Italian
Ambassador and Signora
Brcsio.
Guests included Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Thomas Cough
ran, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Mite, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Lippman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Black, Deputy Un-
der Secretary of State and
Mrs. 10y Henderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Per Jacobson.
and Italian Minister and
Signora Ortona.
Evening star., 1958-05-13
Episcopal Women
Plan Sole

The women of All Saints
Episcopal Church, Chevy
Chase Circle, will hold their
annual benefit spring rum
mage sale May 2l-24.
The sale will be given in
the parish house from 10 am.
to 4:30 pm. May 2l-23 and
from 10 am. to l pm. on
May "a. Proceeds will go for
parish projects and social
service work.