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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
Mickey Realty
ALEXANDRIA AREA

A Peach Of a buy, only z blocks Of
brick rambler; attached garase;
close TO everything. Needs some
fixing up" but priced to allow
for this at $4,000. Substantial
cash needed. See it TO-DAY.
Holm Hail Village. 3 blocks OF Mt.
Vernon Blvd. - Spic -and-span D.
room brick rambler on corner lot
near shops. school, bus; FLA ap-
plus settlement cost.
WeIlington villa, on Mt. Vernon
Blvd River view, trees and ac-
cess for boats. Unusual custom
built brick with WILLIAMSBURG
features on approximately q acre
overlooking Potomac. rooms, ga
baths, ENGLISH basement. For a
family who likes privacy and other
than run-of -the-mill location. APP
praised at S31, 200. viii go for
less with substantial down pay
ment.
FARMETTE: only a stones throw
from Mt. Vernon Estates rooms
and bath; older house in AL
conditions; on 4 y acres; double
hutch. rich garden plot; fruit
trees, berries and grapes. Partly
cleared. partly wooded; magnifi-
cent trees; ideal for children, hob
bies, such as growing Of azaleas
or other plants One Of the few
properties Of this sort left in the
Mt. Vernon area. and reasonably
priced at $4,000.
BERNICE CARTER DAVIS
so. 5-5s44
We Specialize in Properties Of
The Mt. Vernon Area
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SEAT PLEASANT
S11500

Newark Cape Cod; 3 bedrmss
table space in kit. washer,
dryer, disposal: corner lot;
beaut. cond,: $3.50 dn., S66.2S
per mo.
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"a ACRE
4-BEDROOM

o-bath brick Cape Cod. only SIS.
500. Assume existing loan. cal
iii 900. THOMAS 2. HALEY
Realtor, sP, 7-S300.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.


AAA BARGAIN - S14.0OO open
Sat. sun, 957 Williams dr., BUCK
nell Manor; . bedrfns., "a baths,
good terms; OWNER. so. 5-00lg,
Al DEAL, ALEX. AREA--Four.
bedrm. ..sbestos shingle; fenced
I'd. S13,75O. small dn. payment;
assume CT loan Of S1i.500 at SIS
q mo. p.i.t.i. IA. 7-5S00, Mr.,
WRIGHT.
A CREsTWOOD rambler, always
wanted one? Your opport, nov
below FHA appraisal. As II. 3 bed
RIM, brick, bsmt., cow. loo,
Springfield area. No agents. Sic
$50. FL. 4-7l20.
A GOOD BEGINNING is a good
ENDING as a rule-here's a good
starter home in Fenwiek PARK
5 rooms with semi finished
room unstairs, full basement anc
beautiful large fenced back yard
there's a back porch, too Slb,O0O
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee high
rrTnu VT G-E1En
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FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES, INC.

SALES, INC.
AP. 7-4646 REALTORS
WOODLAND VTLLAGE-S65O down
buys this mod. brick rambler;
pink-gray- white: m m C u a e
cond.: white picket fence; beauti-
full corner; 30-yr. FLA loan.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor, HE
4-6400.
WOODLAWN--Don't miss this 3
bedrm. brick rambler on nice
fenced lot. This home has a finish.
rec. rm., wall-to-wall carpet,
storm windows, washer and dryer
and a lge. sern. porch, Only :!
yrs. old and like new. OLIVER j.
MCDOWELL. UN. 4-7112.
WOODLAND VILLAGE : $3.50
down buys this mod brick ram
bier; PINK GRAY-WHITE: i'm
maculate cond.: white picket
fence; beautiful corner; 30-yr
FILA loan. HUGH T. PECK, Real
tor; HE. 4-6400.
So 600, FHA-Choiee 7-room brick
home, on beautiful corner. lot, IN
University Hills. convenient to
new ST, Marks LIST floor den and
powder room, 3 twin-sized he'd
rooms' Be sure to inspect this
value packed home today. call VI
q pm, WA. 7-3900. ROBERT 3.
DAVIS a. Co. INC.
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P. G. P. OFFERS

+. u. +. OFFEhO
BEAT THE HEAT this summer. See
this fully air cond. brick Cape COD,
lust q few blocks from all con-
veniences and schools, with large
din. rm.. bedrms., full baths,
bsmt. and built-in garage; fenced.
Priced fair at Si9.750, FLA terms
available. Call P. O. p.
WEST HYATTsvILLE - Cape Cod
with attractive aluminium siding
and form stone, twin size bedrms.
on LIST door, semi-finished md
floor for 3rd bedrm,- large
extras; S13,500. FLA terms. Gail
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT and bal
ance like rent for a roomy 8
bedrm home with sep. din. rm.
and large liv. rm.. Just bloc KS to
school and play area. near bust
ness and shopping and new Baltic
Wash. Expressway. Call P. g. p.
$3.50 DOWN including settlement
charges. > bedrm home on level
65x1SO lot with patio and barbe-
cue set. featuring sep. din. rm.,
large master bedrnl. with walk-in
closet. Overlookine large park and
recreation area. Many extras
Priced for quick sale 81 $i1.9oO.
Call P. O. P.
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TAKOMA PARK

Spac. shaded lot; al
most new 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: "a baths. sep. din.
rm., lge. pine paneled rec.
rm.. scr. back porch; asking
$4,000.
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E. C. HILLEY & co.
CHOICE OFFERINGS
oAKvIEw AREA

Just on N. H. ave; ! story,
built in 1851: earport, dish
washer. disposal. cir cond., tiled
bath. twin-sized bedrms.; AL
cond.: $500 dn.. eouv. terms.
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ACHTUNGl

Owner left this desirable
Springfield split-level in
peri. eond., move right IN,
iEe. garage, fenced yard,
many trees, air-cond.;
priced BELOW market for
quick sale. lge, OF loan you
can assume, trade consid-
cred, OPEN at 1902 High
land ST. or for directions
Fleetwood Realty FL. a
RgOn
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160gen
to 6
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
25l8 ELIOT PLACE
500. OOO-S5. 600 DOWN

s26, DOWN
5-bedrm. brick rambler on large
corner lot Q00x130l. 3 full baths,
also \ bath in bsmt.; liy. rm. with
irepl., very pretty sep. din. rm.,
equip. kit, enclosed porch open
ing onto stone patio, lovely land
scaping, many de luxe features
make this a charming home.
DIR: out Branch ave. to colebrook
dr.. at Hillcrest Heights trafic
lisht., 7. to 26th ave, r. again
short distance to open house on
corner OF 26th and Eliot place.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. RE. 6-5400
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WEST HYATTsVILLE

3-bedrm. brick home; sep.
din. rm., lge. kit. with table
space, powder rm. on hrst
A., fun bath up. full tiled
bsmt.; assume Ice. 4l2To CT
loan.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
OPEN 1-6

4gO7 7fst AVE. mr.. St, Mary's--
Sparkling clean, 4-bedrm. Cali
fornia Cape Cod, on big cor. lot, IN
convenient Glenridge. blks. 70
FHA approved, with only $500 dn.,
balance like rent. Out route 30 70
Decatur st. and npen sign. AP. z
7774. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
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ALEX. FALLS CHURCH
Take Over Loans

[. S21,e50-3-bedroom brick ram
bier; full basement with knotty-
pine recreation room. Extra
bath, separate dining room,
really de luxe throughout. Choice
wooded area. Assume $1,000
4iaes loan at S126 per mo.
including all.
?. S17,950 - 3-bedroom rambler
contemporary style: full base
ment; fenced, heavily Handicapped
u acre. Lifetime exterior, plus
carport. Assume $4,000 4laee
loan at SOS per mo. including all.
8. S15,95O 3-bedroom Town
House in brick. really de luxe.
ia baths, separate large dining
room, full basement with mahog-
any paneled recreation room.
Fine Alexandria area of Duke
st. Assume $4,000 Az loan
at SS4 per mo. including all.
CALL IA. 7-0250
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Coz JUL NNmtls INHtEu luNt NANfs
800. DIR New Hampshire ave
To-. r, as,ew. ,e SgSes, n.,, .,ss:
% open house
LAIRD B. SCOTT
REALToR ~. a-0feo
Open 2 Pm. Til Dark
ipsO white Oak dF. Sc, Living
atom Park = Beautiful. . bedrms.
on a nice shaded lot Only
klp, 500, A real bafealn, BEACH
s.sisi 1s o. ca' S.9ia s'''0''' ~
OPEN NooN-6 PM.
New Dc luxe 77-n. rambler. :
rooms. 2 baths; hot-Water base
board heat scar garaae, fun
basement. al modern appliances,
Atkins S93.3O0, with I and i/to
acres OF beautiful rolling country
around. More acreafe available
Trades viii Be considered. d.
rectlons: Out Central ave, Route
2t4l 10 Davidsonville rd, and left
on Davidsonville I'd. 10 l mile "a
open sign. one mile 10 home, OF
VAL AVN al AENbANtNNNAts Ln4A
III LAUTERBAcH CO., Realtors,
UN. 4-eo3a.
OUT INV RT. 30 over Patuxent r..
Bdg. 70 PROPS new 3-br. ramblers;
REALTy Co. APP S-30fO'
DIXON HfLIs-sPIcK IN SPAN q
bedrm. rambler; din. rm., Qreol.i I
ACRE. outside barbecue. no. 2
5000. FORTIN REALTY. INC.
oxoN HTI.I--"aoUTHLAWN''
5313 VINSON ST.
3-bedroom rambler, liv. rm.. din.
area, radiant heat only 5 yrs. old
Call 10. S-7177 bet. $3.50 and 7
sun. for apt. ~. s-6345. Ewes
zAoAMI II REALTY CO. REALTORS
OxON HTLL-53-ft. brick RAM
bier on l-acre wooded lot. h.-w H..
full bsmt. with firepl: scr. porch
of Ice. paneled lly. rm. with fre-
pl.. paneled din. rm. spacious
kitchen with dirl.~ ,rea. Sla.DSO.
OWNER. CHI. S-7357.
OxoN HILL-open l ~ dark
SOLE LINDSAY ID. r'nl@-
bedrm. rambler. fully equipped
kit. incl. auto N44n,r.
owner will sell for EHA appraisal
Only $3.50 On, PUFFENBERiEh.
Realtor. 10. 7-5l5l Ewes. call
Mr.. jenkins, 10, T-3g37.
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ROGERS HEIGHTS
S12.50O

Fine family home with lge.
din. rm. and 3 hi~ hedr -,
full bsmt.. o.h.-w.h.: lge. lot,
p0xI40;, $3.50 dn. FLA.
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SEARROOK ACRES
ADELPHI AREA

The Perry Boswell Co.
WA 7-45O0 REALTORS
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M MARLow HTs.--sii,DsO ieT
iof. $40 mo- met taxes, ms 20.
$4,000. FoRTfN REALTY. INC.
ONLY $3.50 On. for lovely well
located 3-bedrm. brick home Lac.
BACKYARD, desirable for children.
OWNER, W, 9-jds1.
OPEN s-DARK -sPARKLING new
posaL dlahwasher. eye-leyel oven.
tbl. apace. ga hitl. A
I'd. 10 90 ri. follow arrow aifns.
BUTLER RRALTY co. AP, 7.3ol0,
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ARL.-By OWNER: S2I.5Oo; all
brick bTric close ,, in srd ii3s tran G Lse.
din. rm., earpeting. Grapes, 3 bedA
rms lge. master with . closetsl 2
| full, ? hale baths, de luxe GH
kit, 0eaut. rec. rm. with fire.
place, bar. Open l to g: 3 blks.
s. Arl. blvd, 416 s. Garfield st.,
IA. S-S19S. "
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CARPENTER DIES
IN ROAD CRASH

BERKELEY SPRINGS, w
Va, Oct. "a (AP).-Two auto
mobiles collided head-on near
here Friday night, killing a
Berkeley Springs man and in
juring a couple from Alexan-
dria, Va.
State police identified the
dead man as Theodore Stotler,
SO, a carpenter, and the in
jured couple as MI. and Mrs.
Joseph Mcintyre.
Investigators said the McIn-
tyres were hospitalized here
after the Smashup on Route
522 about two miles south of
the city.
Mr.. MCIntyre's injuries in
cluded multiple leg fractures
and his wife suffered frac-
tured collarbone. Both were
reported in fair condition.
Police said. an automobile
driven by James Pryzboci of
Donora, Pa, collided with the
wreckage of Mr.. Stotler's car
after the initial collision but
received only minor damage.
Mr.. Pryzboci escaped injury.
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MAN, II, KILLED
ON ROUTE T.

PURCELLVILLE, Va, Oct
"a (SpeciaD-Samuel Lee Lam
ham, n. was fatally injured
last night when struck by ar
automobile while walking or
State Route 7.
He died a short time later in
Loudoun County Hospital here
II Gerald Alvin Davis, %, OF
Purcellville, was driving the Cal
which hit Mr.. Lanham. State
Trooper C. L. Wood reported
The accident happened just
west of Purcellville. Mr.. Lam
ham, who lives near here, was
an employe of Hill Top Gar
denS. Lincoln. Va.
Trooper Wood said he filed
no charge against MI. Davis.
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/: Bowie Man
Dies, Son, Girl
Hurt in Crash

Z. A Bowie Md man was
killed and his young son crit
'ically injured last night in a
,head-on crash that severely in
jured an 18-year-old girl on
Lanham Severn road near
Bowie.
The dead man was identified
as Stewart James Whitney, 80,
a plumbers helper. His son,
James, IL, was critically in
jured.
The driver Of the other car,
Miss Marlene Antonelli, Is, Of
Lanham, was listed in serious
condition with multiple in
juries at Prince Georges Hos
pital.
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Gen. Nickerson
HeudsC Controllers

Brig. Gen. Herman j. Nicker-
son, jr., Marine Corps fiscal di-
rector, has been elected presi-
dent of the American Society
of Military Controllers.
Vice presidents are Thomas
D. Culbertson of the Defense
Department, Rear Admiral Lot
Ensey, DR.. Claude D. Baldwin
of the Air Force, Leonard w.
Hoelscher of the Army, James
F. Wright Of the Marine Corps
and Capt. William w. Child
ress of the Coast Guard.
Other officers elected are
Thomas L. Scott, secretary;
Maj. Gen. Samuel v. Anthone,
USAF (retD, general counsel;
Miss Irma Rouse, treasurer, and
Kenneth E. Dunlap, editor of
the society's journal.
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SALISBURY MAN
KILLED BY TRAIN

BERLIN, Md, Oct. "a (AP)
State Police said a young
Salisbury man was killed Sat-
lrday when he was struck by
a train engine.
He was identified as Robert
L. Parsons. %.
According to police. Mr.. Par
sons was lying on the tracks
and was hit by the locomotive
Of an 11-car Pennsylvania
Railroad train. The engineer
said the train was going about
Is miles an hour and he didn't
see the man until the train was
Is feet away.
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Sumner M. MunIey
Dies in HosoituI at 81

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Oct.
"a (AP). - Sumner Marshall
Manley, 81, of Cincinnati. Ohio,
for many years chief engineer
Of Proctor & Gamble, Inc, died
today in local hospital.
He was visiting a son at
Yorktown when he became ill
Thursday and was hospitalized.
The body will be taken to
Washington, D. c., Monday for
cremation. Funeral services will
be held at Mr.. Manley's BIRTH
place, Brockton, Mass.
Survivors include the widow
and two sons.
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DELEGATE HURT
IN AUTO CRASH

PERRYVILLE, Md, Oct. q
(AP).-Delegate Carl w. Bach
arach, SO, Democratic repre-
sentative Of the Baltimore 5tt
district in the Maryland Gen
eral Assembly, suffered neck
injuries, a sprained back and
shock when his car was hit in
the rear by another while
stopping for a traffic light on
Route 40 near here.
The accident occurred last
night, according to the Asso-
ciated Press.
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IS THE SUNDAY STAR
Xxx Washington. D. c.
October rs, 1859
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
Knick- Knack Sale Scheduled A pnl 5 II

The sale at 1924 E. Mcdowell
Rd. will be held from 10 am. to Z
pm. daily and until 9 pm. Mon
day and Thursday.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
Donor Luncheon Set
By ShoIom Sisferhood

Temple Sholom Sisterhood will
hold its first donor luncheon at 1
pm. April 10 at Arizona Manor. A
fashion show will be presented by
Jude Iris Shop of Town and Coun-
try Village. Donors are $40. Guests
are welcome. Donation is SIS for
the luncheon.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
YOUNG UDAEA
GOODS ELECT
SPENCER CRIES

Young Judaea Co-EdS have elect
ed Spencer Cries president, Ruth
Hoffman vice president, Sharon
Tauman recording secretary, Stu
art Kaye corresponding secretary,
and Joan Smith treasurer. Rich
ard Abrams was appointed activi-
ties chairman and Iris Meyer pro-
gram chairman.
The group will see a movie,
Letter from Ronny," at its April
A meeting at the Jewish Center and
Mrs. Eve Hurevitz will cast for a
play to be presented on her Jewish
hour radio program April 26. $ E.
Young Judaea's East Side girls
group will host the West Side girls
this Saturday at a Purim celebra-
ton barbecue at Encanto Park.
The West Side junior girls will hold
a costume party Saturday.
Young Judaea groups will per-
form in a play and present songs
and dances at Sundays Hadassah
Youth Aliyah program at the GEN.
ter. The boys group will exhibit
it's model kibbutz.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
tphoto by Bob MarkOw)

Funds from this project will be
used to buy new books, equipment,
and medical supplies for children
in Israel studying for trades or
professions.
Mrs. Elliott Tempkin is chair
man and Mrs. David Wright vice
chairman of the sale committee,
which includes Mines. Michael
Haskes, Norman Mendelsohn, Mat
thew Ritchie, William Halpern,
Hermann Faber, Philip Marcus,
Harry. Breverman, George Shind-
Ter, Leonard Karp, Nathan Sea-
man, Norman Gould, Max Cold
field, Louis P. Zaslow, Joseph Get
zov, Louis Green, Sidney Pickel-
ner, and Leonard Amdur.
Mrs. Hans Cries, Young Judaea
chairman, is organizing Young Ju-
daeans to help gather merchandise
for the sale.
Anyone who has any merchan-
disc other than clothing to contrib
Ute to the sale may contact Mrs.
Tempkin, AL 2-8181; Mrs. Wright,
CIR 1898, or Mrs. Louis Green,
AM 5-4161 to arrange their pickup.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
Bikur ChOlim
Unit Receives
Nominations

Mrs. Jacob GOodkind has been
nominated for a new term as presi-
dent of Ladies Bilzur Cholim. 9th
ers nominated for the April 18 cleo
ton meeting at Congregation Beth
Ell were:
Mrs. Sol Geller, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Lill Forman, second
vice president; Mrs. Harry Ka-
dish, treasurer; Mrs. Evelyn Lam
dau, financial secretary; Mrs. Anne
Becker, secretary; Mrs. Ruth
Bein, recording secretary; Mrs.
Elsie Winn, case chairman; Mrs.
Steinfeld, sunshine chairman.
Nominated for directorships were
Mrs. Rudolph Cohen, Mrs. Green,
Mrs. D. Resnick, Mrs. S. Massie,
and Mrs. I. Shafran.
The society's Bas Mitzvah dinner
at 5 pm. April IL will feature en-
tertainment and a social. Mrs. H.
Kadish is entertainment and hos
tess chairman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
SiSterhOOd
To Present
Musical Skit

lies Coincide Seestairhood," an
original musical comedy, win high
light the noon luncheon meeting OF
Temple Beth Israel Sisterhood
April at the temple auditorium.
Mrs. Burton Kruglick and Mrs.
Leonard Kren will direct the skit.
Cast members are Mines. Sam
Mackoff, Philip Nevins, Edward
Fields, Moe Levine, Philip Marr,
and. Mr.. Philip Nevins.
Members have been asked to
take one book of trading stamps to
be used in obtaining appliances for
the temple kitchen.
Luncheon chairman is Mrs. Lou
is Chanen. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. Archie Miller, AM
6-3165, and Mrs. j. Shuirman, AM
6-S585. Baby sitting service will be
available.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
AEPhi Elects
Sdralyn Stein
AS President

Saralyn Stein has been installed
as president of Alpha Epsilon Phi
Sorority at Arizona State Univer-
sity. Other new officers are San
dra Mark, vice president; Jacque
Adler, secretary; Sheila Palais,
treasurer; Norma Temkin, ritual
list; Marilyn Sharnik, rush chair
man; Toby Schleifer, notary, and
Barbara Mikes, historian.
Misses Mikes of Phoenix, Shar-
mix of Las Vegas, New, and Tenn
kin of Los Angeles were initiated
by the group March I, the same
day the Mothers Club held its an
nual family picnic at South Noun
tain Park under the Craftsmanship
of Mrs. Jonas Schleifer of Mesa,
president.
Mrs. Harold Shapiro, faculty ad-
wiser, was initiated as an honorary
member.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
Births

A daughter, Paula Kay, born to
Dr.. and Mrs. Eugene Berns, 38OS
N. 57th DR.. Feb. %. Grandparents
are DR.. and Mrs. Max D. Kugel-
man, 8O21 E. Elm Dr., and Benja-
men Berns, 1903 N. 57th DR..
\
A son, Joseph Lee, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Stein, 6044 N.
32nd DR.. Grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. David Horwitz, 382 E.
Whitton Ave., and Mrs. Ida Stein
of New York. Great-grandparentS
are Louis Schoenbaum of New
York and Morris Black of New
Jersey.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
Bar Mitzvah

Kenneth Lee, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kalina, 7S0 E. Hay
ward, viii be Bar Mitzvah April 4
ct Beth Ell Congregation. Rabbi
Carol Klein will officiate. An Oneg
Shabat will follow services April 8.
A Kiddush will be held after morn
ing services April A.
Out-of-town guests will be grand
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Learner OF
Rock Island, H., Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Aronson of Los Angeles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hoffman
and sons, all of Houston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Learner and Mr.. Sam
Learner of Chicago, Mrs. B. Hoff-
man of Dallas and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollie Adelman of Milwaukee.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
EIana Group To Hold
Youth AIiyah Party

A Youth Aliyah party will be
held at 2 pm. Sunday at the Jew
ISL Community Center by Hadas-
sah's Elana Group. Admission
charge is So per family or a COM
pleted Youth Aliyah book.
Entertainment win feature the
Young Judaea singing group, the
Clone Dance Studios children's
class, magician Paul Estes, and
ventriloquist Bob Touchstone.
All proceeds will go to Youth
Aliyah work.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
AnqeI Luncheon Planned
Bv Women S Council

The Phoenix Chapter of the Ma
tional Council of Jewish Women
will hold its Angel luncheon at
1890 pm. next Wednesday at the
Arizona Biltmore, with the Arizona
Repertory Theater presenting ex-
cerpts from "The Love of Four
ColonelS."
Chapter delegates to recent ma
tional convention at Los Angeles
were Mrs. Joseph Hacker and Mrs.
Lyman Lieber.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
BuS Mi+zvuh

Paulette Gonshak, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Gonshak, will
be Bas Mitzvah April at Beth He
brew Congregation. Rabbi William
H. Greenberg will officiate. All
friends are invited to attend the
service and Oneg Shabat which
will follow.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27

A bower of imported artificial
flowers, 80 pounds of spice, books,
records, and collectors items will
be found at the annual Hadassah
knick-knack sale April SIP.
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OF medium height with curly gray hair and very
blue laughing eyes behind round rimless glasses,
Eleanor is a woman of great energy, with tre-
mendous capacity for hard work. For more than
six years now she has been Americas lady in
charge of economic and political problems Of West
Berlin, recurrently the hottest spot in the Cold
War" What is her aim exactly in that Communist
surrounded city?
IT'S to make West Berlin so much better in every
way than the Communist part that the contrast will
speak for itself" she told me- West Berlin is our
best showcase for freedom"
That Eleanor Dulles has succeeded in making it
a really cleaning showcase is best proved by the
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present Russian demand that it be abolished West
Berlin is an island of freedom in Communist sea,
and as long as it's there the East German regime
can't be consolidated. That in turn makes Khru-
shchev's whole satellite empire shaky.
Mrs. Dulles, who handles State Department aid
to Berlin amounting to over $500 million year,
was the guiding spirit behind the building Of the
beautiful American-style hospital in the leafy Berlin
suburb Of Dahlem 1t was she who organized America
House, where Berliners gather to read U.S. books
and magazines, see films and Photographic displays.
With students from the East Zone streaming west at
rate Of 20 week the shortage of living space at the
famous Free University of Berlin became acute
Mrs. Dulles persuaded The Ford Foundation to erect
student village" with room for 600 students
A gIe0mins "oysIsV SHELF
But her most brilliant achievement in the field of
building came in 1855 The West German Govern
ment invited the US. and other countries to take
part in an architectural exhibit in Berlin ''Why
build temporary structure?" asked the practical
Mrs. Dulles.
She flew back to the U.s., spent days on the tele-
phone and saw numbers of people. As a result, the
beautiful Berlin Congress Hall was officially opened
IN September, 1857, and has been tremendous sue
cess ever since. A bold, modern structure with
cleaning white roof it resembles an inverted oyster
shell. Berlin wags have nicknamed it 1.-THE preg
nant oyster" and THE Dulleseum''
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