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SHANNON & LUCHs CO.
CONTEMPORARY

4-bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod. all
elect. kit, includes disposal. dish
washer, washer: flrepl. in liy. rm..
extras galore in this tip-top shape
home; only Sl6.99O. SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES MGT., LO. 5-2S6O.
CONTEMPORARY ramblers and BIZ
levels, designed by Charles NJ.
Goodman in beautiful Rock Greek
Woods. Priced in the 2Os. Sales
by A ". Pisani. OIL. 4-150O.
Dir: Out Conn. ave. past Ken
port Mil rd., left on Maple View,
left on Second Adams dr.. to Rick
over I'd.
COLONIAL AS 1T SHOULD BE for
for relaxed enjoyment: 3 bedrms.,
"a baths, bSmt., caTport: Sl9,-
$50. See 1t and you'll want 1t.
RIPLEY CO, JU. h-6lll.
DAMASCUS-New ramblers. COUN-
TRY ATMOSPHERE. 3 bedrms..
ultra mod. kit: freplaces
Beaut. hs-acre lots. Priced to
sell. sI9,75O. HUGH T. PECK,
FOREST GLEN RD. AND GA. AVE.
AREA. ONLY ONE LEFT-New
detached 3-bedrm.. l7-bath, full
bsmt. rambler. Only S15.950. .
RALPH D. COIN, 10. SSH
FRANKLIN AVE. AREA; Lee. A.
bedrm., 2-bath, brick home. den.
rec. rm. CENTRAL AIR condi-
toned. Bsmt., porch, gar, green
house. Q; ., FIELD, INC, JU. 81
FRANKLIN AVE.-FLOWER AVE-
Nice clean bedLms. with rec.
rm. and hrepl. VACANT. Sl6,500.
HUGH 4. PECK, HE. 4-I7O0.
FOR ACTION AND RESULTS when
buying Or selling be sure to call
,,oA r. HUGH Ugh T. PECK oooo
KENSINGToN--A Honey for the
Money. 3 bedrm., all brk. ram
bier M on dead end street, Z baths,
beautifully finished rec, rm.' excel
terms. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
MGT.. 10. 5-36S7.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g.
bedrm. brick Colonial on beauti-
full treed lot; immac. cond; l blk
to swim. pool. Will FHA, S1S.a50.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 Til .
KENSINGTON-Cape Cod with 3
bedrms, full bsmt. in excel. To-
cation; flrepl in liv. rm., immed
possession. FHA, S12,a5O. SUB
URBAN PROPERTIES MGT., LO
5-36S7.
KENSINGTON WHEATON. Lovely
3 bedrm. rambler, liv. rm. with
firepl., kit. with table space.
Built-in sarage, fenced lot. Buy
HUGH T. PECK 10. $1,000
LANGLEY PARK-SI3,5O0, Brick
semi-det Colonial in cloSe-.n area.
. bedrms., .bSmt., fenced yard. As
sumo ~ loan.
THOMPSON CO. JU.5-40O0
LISTINGS WANTED
Houses are moving fast. Active Of
fee needs listings. Call for free
sales appraisal.
CHESTER KELLER
WOODMOOR AGENCY CORP.
JU. 5-7l00 q TO 9
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BIGVALUE

Is the only description for this s.
bedroom brick rambler with many
extras. To list q few: Air condi-
tioninR, carDort, large recreation
room, separate dining room. fam
ily-sized equipped kitchen. alum
mum storm windows, doors and
awnings; sidewalks and close 10
elementary school, community
pool and D. c. Transit bus. S2O,-
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BETH.-WESTWOOD

WESTMoRELAND HILLS,
MilliamsburS brick SAL
$50. Den, 3 bedrmS.. .
baths. bSmt, gas heat.
- Close-in, controlled area.
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R0CKvnLE-Better hurry to see
this 3-bedrm- rancher for only
$4,000 with partial bsmt-; .
~ nv nPHsxrS Il co IN k-aass
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NEW RAMBLER
ARLINGTON, NORTH

3-bedrm. brk.. lge. liv. rm. WIRE
pl., sep. din. rm., side screened
porch. ige. recreation area: abun-
dance Of trees and SchrubS: 500
500. Assume large low interest
loan with 81 200. Absolutely no
aFEnts LA 4-2Ann
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SENSATIONAL

4 bedrms. on l level, 2i2 baths,
daylight family rm., de luxe kit,
porch, carport, fenced wooded lot.
Assume lge. loan. Only S26,950.
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Sill Q5n

3.I4 Braneh Ave. sE., 10. $4,000
$3.50 On, incl. settlement-3-bed-
rm. 2-story in Landover area:
SlO,T50. HAGAN, UN. 4-s5s3.
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James C.. Conlev & Co

l525 Ga. Ave. JU. 9:4I34 Til Q
CONN. AVE. ESTATES. Air-con-
ditioned rancher for only SlS,-
$50. Solid comfort the year
round in this most attractive
home located in a fine family sec
tion-3 bedrms., family dining
I'M, log-burning hearth, bright
bsmt.; cool screened porch, Truly
fabulous buy Call our Mary
land once, 10. 5-OS44. til s
pm; latter 8 pm. call EN-. @
234n.
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CI.OSE-IN

Brick Cape Cod with 3 bedrooms;
full basement, seat six in spacious
breakfast area. Near trsnSporta-
tion and schools. Sic. 500.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES desioned

trees. 81 400 dn. WE'LL BELOW
FHAo . APPRAISAL Al 7 al IA for Quick ials.
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TAKOMA PARK-The most attrac
.3-bedrm:. brick-and-stone ram
bier in the area: CENTRAL SUM-
MER AIR COND.: mod. elec. kit /;
to bus and schools. c. ROBERT
GRAY q Co. JU. $500.
TAK0MA PARK, nr, D. C. line :
Spacious 3-bedrm. home, S14, 800,
5000 down. Living rm., spacious
Daylight bsmt, garage. p W
BERENs SALES. INC, ~. 7-77OO
ftiI q
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MAGNIFICENT
3ONX TDEEX uITT c

nSSA SIeGGA I14AAO
II you can afford 1t. II you will see
it. You will buy 1t. Compliments
will continuously come your way
on his beautiful home. Your wife
will love to entertain in her large
living room and spacious dining
room, while Dad and the rest Of
the family relax in the Florida
room with fireplace for the ohil-
dren. Do you have 3 cars? There
is room for them in the garage.
The lawn is show place. Price,
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Old Colonial home; beautifully re-
stored: located on 16 acres land:
all modern conv. 4 bedrmS., liv.
rms, din. rm., , half baths, etc.
II mi from District; 20 minutes
z i Smith MA r-3541
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CARRoLL KNoLLS, 3 bedrm. ram
bier. daylight bsmt.. Ige. tree
shaded lot, close to schools
CHURCHES and new Wheaton
HUGH T. PECK Lo. $1,000
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Continued on Next Pace
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Colesville area. Brand-new 4-bed-
rm., 3-bath brick split-level; day
light family room with fireplace
separate din. rm., very modern ano
attractive kit. with bay window
entry foyer and screened porch
$50, 900.
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4-bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod. all
elect. kit, includes disposal. dish
washer, washer: firepl. in liy. rm..
extras galore in this tip-top shape
home; only Sl6.q9O. SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES MGT., LO 5-3S6O.
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TRADE

/ RADE
DC. home for new suburban
home, open for inspection, 1904
rm. rambler with daylight bsmt.,
price S15,750. 81 500 down. Also
new ramblers in Cheverly, River
dale areas. PHILLIPS c. ROC
ERS, Builder. WA. 7-00O2.
WEST HYATTSVILLE, 6522 18th
pl. (off Ager rd.)-3-bedrm. bun
galow in good cond.: very conven.
FHA' SiI,750. WINSTON c.
CLAY. WA. 7-42oS.
Al is the condition for this 3-6ed-
rm. rambler: lge.. psmt. with rec.
rm- partially finished: present loan
can be assumed with tust $1,000
including settlement Call today
for appt. FREE STATE PROPER
TIES, AP. 7-l266.
S7OO DOWN INCL. SETTLEMENT
buys this charming 3-bedrm. ram
bier; in immac. cond. on level.
fenced lot near ERGO. Payments,
S9S per mo; inc; everything. Call
S. DAVIS 4 CO., INC.
s02I A ST., SEAT PLEASANT
Dim AdHlulCIs d DCuI MS utUt =
baths, mod. elec. kit, lge. liv din.
rm. comb Is by 80 overlooking
sunny private patio, freplaces in
liv. I'm and master bedrm.; lot
95 by $50. Price S26. 500. reduced
to S24,50O, will also rent.
MR.. RUPERT, ST. 3-S4S4
4 BEDROOMS; SlG,5OO--Here is a
buy in a masonry Cape Cod on
impressive lot, tust a few blocks
from Baltimore Ikwv and shop
Ding center. As low as S400 down
FHA. Call til 9 pm. WA. $4,000.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO. INC
S11,950
3-bedrm. BUNGALOW; huge sep. din
rm., > porches, full bSmt.; To-
Gated on lge. corner lot, all An
chor fenced. FHA approved, $3.50
On, monthly payments incl. every
thing under $50 per mo. Once
open. 9 til O.
Dewey M. Freeman, Inc.
3eI4 Branch Ave. Sc, 10. s-770o
$3.50 On, incl. settlement-3-bed-
rm: 2-story in Landover area;
SlO,I5O. HAGAN, UN. 4-s5s3.
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MORE HOUSE
FOR LESS MONEY

New brick-and frame BIZ
level, ideal for the large
family; 4 good sized bed
rooms plus sewing room,
/ "a baths. 12x16 kitchen
with dining space and
living room with fire.
place; 30-day possession.
Wooded iz-acre lot.
S11,a50. Dial TO3-GY.
$4,000 to see 1t today.
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BETHESDA
AREA HOMES

AREA HOMES
GRAC. older home in ex-
eel. cond. throughout, liv.
rm. with firepl.. family-size
din. rm., mod. kit. with new
equip, twin-size bedrms.,
study and bath, full bath in
bsmt. scr porch, garage,
huge wooded lot, S27,500.
BEAUT. DEC. brick RAM
I bier on I rural acre, 3 bed
rms. 2iz baths all-elec. kit.
with wall oven, full bsmt.
att. garage. patio, S2S,500.
ATTR. 3-bedrm.. o-bath
brick rambler on h-acre lot,
+ formal din. rm., all-elec. kit.
with eating sp., full bsmt.
with party-size rec rm.. ser.
breeZevay. garage, an excel.
value at S31,950.
MASS. AVE. AREA - I'm
s mac. brick Cape Cod on
10y Iely lot, 4 bedrms., eh
{ baths, al'-elec. kit. scr.
rorch, pine-paneled rec.
rm., built-in garase,
S32.500.
CONV NH - Beautiful
front-to-back brick split
q level, 3 bedrms.. . baths.
firepl. in liv. rm. sep. din.
rn., all-elec. kit. with bkfst.
area, powder rm.. rec. rm.,
garage. cow. schools, shop.
and trans. S32,750.
= KORZENDORFER
OIL. Ash
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KEN DRUSKIN

KEN SELL YOUR HOME"
1000 Vlers Min Rd., Lo. 5-3366
sl,1OO MOVES you in, Including
settlement on this cozy brick ram
bier on large, fenced lot: offers
> bedrooms, nice kitchen and
dining area; full basement with
level exit REAR SCREENED
PORCH FILA appraised for Sl5.-
100. Priced at Sl5.500 for quick
sale. SLIGO REALTY, Realtor
JU S-S6OO
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ALTA - VISTA, Bethesda.
Brick 3 bedrm. rambler, isl-
ousied porch, stairs to attic.
room cooler, wide level lot.
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GARRETT PARK. nr. Wise.
split level. peri. cond. full
= din. rm. big kit, s bed
-rms., family rm. and IA
bath, scr porch, $4,000.
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TERRIFIC BUY

PARK-Custom brk.
3-bedrm. split-leveI on ia-acre
wooded corner lot; 'Re. rms. .
baths, rec. rm., garage; centrally
located: assume lge ga FHA
lean. BY OWNER. FL. 4-53a4.
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UNIQUE

For the lovers Of contem-
porary living and for those
who demand trees and
privacy Long, low rambler.
Sprawled on a heavily
wooded lot on one Of the
most distinctive streets in
the Sleepy Hollow area.
Three bedrooms, with a
combination bath Undressing
room off the master bed
room. 30' living room with
adjoining den. Kitchen with
dishwasher. table space.
Swimming pool membership
available. BY appointment.
S32 $50.
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HNLINOIUN
S16.50O

TWo-bedroom de luxe brick Cnesr
Hechts)-Living room. separate
aiming room, beautiful eouipped
Kitchen, side screened porch; full
basement has finished recreat tion
room and extra full bath. Assume
present loan with moderate down
payment. Don't miss calling JA.
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THIS EARLY AMERICAN

THIS ENHLY AMBKICAN
COLONIAL style home in
North Arlington mas every
thing, including galleried
porch and carport on a
oOO-ft. deep wooded lot.
Three large bedrooms, CEN
ter hall entrance. rec! room
and two flreplaces. Only
S30,a5O, with beautiful A.
nsncing. IA. 5-l550, ATLAS
REALTY CO.
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HOLLY REALTY

VIENNA-3-bedrm. rambler with
5smt.; wooded lct: assume 4Iaeo
loan: Si6,95O.
MCLEAN -4-bedrm. brk: full bsmt.
SCREENED porch; ls-acre lot. S23,-
$50.
WALLS REALTY
"a. 6-2299 KE. S-5I4a
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BETHESDA

,S13 Maple Ave. 3 bedrm.. . bath
rambler in very conveniently loo
Chevy Chase, Md. . car garage,
maids rm., full bath, rec. rm. be-
low. Only minutes from schools,
shopping, transp. S31,500.
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5211 Wilson Lane. Close in, con-
venience Of this . bedrm. house
with lee. heated sun rm. and Diet.
garage make this a delight to own,
S19,500 and owner will finance a
responsible purchaser. Mr.. Clark
MALORA r. CHRISTMAN. INC.
WO 6-oQO3 Ewes ia S-5S56
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MUDDY
FEET

in this spick,and-span center-baii fSIi
split level with 3 truly twin-size
bedrms.. lge. kit. with table sp.,
sep. din. rm, plus extra closets
and garage, assume high 4I7et
loan and well worth the price Of
Sl7Q5O "OR'D TRAnE"
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BETHESDA-Walk to all schools,
stores and transp.. Newly dec. g.
bedrm. brk. Colonial in very de-
sirable close-in location. Full
bsmt. with tiled floor, scr porch,
and garage; lower 2Os. GEO. W.
ROBERTSON Resltor. 1885 WISE; !;
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p315 East Parkhill Dr.. Centrally
airscond. bedrm., bath RAM
bier very conv. to NH and Naval
q pleasure. S29,500.
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bzlS Lone Oak DR.. Small family?
This Q bedrm. expansion attic
home on a beautiful corner lot
may be foT you, $4,000.
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Grace W. Klein & Co. Inc

Grace w. Klein IL Co., Inc.
JU. 5-OSsO HE. e-O15s
LIST YOUR HOME Win Us
NOT JUST A HOUSE-A HOME. A
lovely older home situated on 9
acres of land in Olney area. Pour
ing forth the nostalgia of yester-
year, but comprising the comforts
Of all the mod. conv. of the pres
ent day. This home must he seen
to be appreciated. The 1st n.
consists of a spac. recep. hall. liv.
rm and din. rm., with ample
space for children and srandchil-
dren 10 gather around the festive
board. Also kit. and pantry which
are beyond description and uowd.
rm. which is a dream. Front and
rear stairwayS leading to the 2nd
floor. consisting of } spacious bed
rms. and bath, plus a study or TV
rm. Lge. plaStered 3rd A. Reas.
priced at $4,000. Owner will ac-
cent trade of desirable, well-loc.
smaller home in Silver Spring.
For information and appointment
to inspect call DRAPER REAL
ESTATE, Ju. 9-1166. Exclusive
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BIG RAMBLER

BIG RAMBLER
Center-hall rambler with
three big bedrooms. a great
big kitchen, a dining room
for big furniture. a living
room with gorgeous view
from a big picture window.
Two baths on living level.
and a daylight basement
with an unusually large and
well-flnished rec. room. BY
all means call US on .his--
it's the best buy in North
Arlington. Only $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-04
BY ROBERT A. HUNT
Associated Press Stan Writer

Some sharp words were
spoken yesterday over just
who is Iowa's Cherry Blossom
Princess. There was some
confusion, too.
The State, at the moment,
appears to have two prin-
cesSeS and two State sNnio"os.
The girls - named by the
two organizationS-are MARI
Ign Candy, 19-year-old Amer
lean University student whose
father is a native of Henry
County, and Sandra Loveless,
19-year-old daughter of Gov.
and Mrs. HerSchel c. Loveless.
Doesn't Know Answer
Edward H. Ring, who's
president of the Conference
of State Societies, doesn't
know the answer. He said
he's heard of a princess drop
! ping out before but never two
from one State. The State
socie cites, incidentally, are
made up of folk from the
various State who now live in
Washington - full or part
time.
Each State is entitled to
have one princess in WASH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-04

there never was an actual
vote.
"All I got was a letter from
Mrs. Gertrude Gormann $50
ciety secretary asking a rec
ommendation for an Iowa girl
for consideration. 1t served
as a nomination, not an cleo
ton"
Representative Coad, affili-
ated with the newest State
society, said Miss Candy was
selected by some mysterious
process and besides l think
Iowa ought to be represented
by an Iowa girl. She isn't"
To this, Senator Martin re-
piled: Let EN- yakity yak.
Not an Iowa girl my eye. 1t is
a longtime Iowa family"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-04
AWAY FROM THE SNOW
IoWQ's Princess Problem

ington's annual Cherry Bios
som Festival, to be held April
5-10 this year. Some. but
not all of them, are named
by the State societies.
Miss Candy, whose elder
sister was Iowa's princess in
1857, was named recently by
Iowa's only State society at
that time. Wednesday an
other Iowa State society was
organized and Miss LoSeless
was named the States
princess.
Nominated by Senator
- Senator H. R. Gross, Re-
publican of Iowa, president
of State Society No /. said
MISS CanDy was nominated
by Senator Thomas E Mar
tin. Republican of Iowa, and
thep voted upon by Iowa
members of Congress.
THE ones kicking up a fuss
now voted" Representative
Gross said. They didn't OBJ
ject then that I know of. I
understand they voted for the
Governors daughter. Others
of us voted for Miss Candy"
Representative Merwin
Coad, Democrat of Iowa, said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-04
Appointees
Opposed
BY Official
BY the Associated Press

Appointment of two Re-
publican women to special
jobs in the Post Office De-
partment was denounced by
Representative Kathryn E.
Granular, Dem ocrat of
Pennsylvania, yesterday as
pure political patronage"
81 am appalled, that Post
master General Summarized,
while seeking a postal rate
increase and fighting a small
wage boost for rank and file
post office workers, would
put these women on the pay
roll" Mrs. Granular told a
newsman.
The appointments went to
Mrs. Mae Simpson, widow
of Representative Richard
M. Simpson, Republican of
Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Car
roll D. Kearns, wife of Rep
resentative Kearns, Repub-
lican of Pennsylvania.
They were named to Jobs
that involve speaking at
women's organizations that
seek information on the Post
Office Departments drive
against obscene material
sent through the mails.
The pay was reported to
be $50 per day for each day
the women work.
Mrs. Granahan said there
are numerous women around
the country who are better
acquainted with the mail
situation and who would
offer to serve without pay.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-02

Yes. it costs lot more money to put out
newspaper.
We spend lot of money collecting news from all
over the ChardOn trading area.
We spend lot of money editing it and setting in
into type each week.
1t costs lot of money to take and process our
many pictures every week. Engravings cost
lot of money too.
1t costs money for us to donate large portions of
our news space to community activities. 1t costs
money for to report the activities of your school
board, village council and county commissioners
and other government officials and bodies-but
ON the other hand...
all the legal advertising of the county is placed
in our newspaper
host of national advertisers like the automobile
companies for example. us exclusively to reach
the folks in Geauga County.
the United States government gives us a much
lower rate on our mailing expense.
many of them exclusively.
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05
Jerry Courtney
Team In Leud

Rolling high game of 986
and high series of 2792, Jer-
ry Courtney boWlers took the
lead this week in The Arizona
Post Bowling League.
The Courtney team won
three from Phil Lieberman
Shell. In other results LaSc-
CO took four from Mi Art,
Chicken CarouSel four from
Encanto Drugs, Arizona Sew
ing three over National Can
collation. Shoes and Ben Shein
Realty three over Beacon
Lighting.
Vic Miistein rolled high
game of 224 and Ben Meyer
son came up with high series
of STA. Hank Green picked up
a $40 split and Irv Newmark
beat a 81 split.
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05
Howord's Mark
3rd Anniversary

Howard's Salon of Beauty,
1898 E. Speedway, is celebrat'
ing it's third anniversary, and
for the anniversary, HoWard's
has come up with another
first. They have obtained a
new innovation, VapaKurl.
VapaKurl is an electronic
hair vapor bath. This new
process is the latest method
of permanent waving.
The solution is gentle pro-
tein hair conditioning agent
which conditions the hair as
it gives a natural looking curl.
No acid is involved in this
solution.
HoWard's has now conSoi-
dated it's efforts into one
large salon of beauty at 3239
E. Speedway.
Mr.. Howard is always on
hand to supervise and aid
with beauty problems.
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05
Yiddish Stage Artists
To Present Program Here

Outstanding YiddiSh the
ater comes to Tucson Feb. 7
with the appearance of a New
York company in the pro-
duction, Listen to This"
The company of celebrated
Yiddish stage artists will per-
form at the Temple of Music
and Art at 8 pm. The show
is sponsored by the Morris
Wagner Branch 152 of Work
mems Circle.
Listen to This" is a play
based on the life and works
of Sholom Aleichem and was
written by Ben FenSter.
Israel Welichansky directs
the production and also is
one of the lead actors. Others
in the cast are Minna Bern,
Elisha Gold, Chayele Luxem-
burg and Pola KadiSon.
In addition to the play a
program of concert entertain
ment also is scheduled.
In touring the nation for
the Workmen's Circle the
troupe has received excellent
press notices. The American
Jewish Times Outlook of
Richmond, Va, called the
show the best entertainment
the city has had.
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05
Karen Hudussoh

A musical program will
feature the Feb. 16 noon
meeting of the Keren Group
of Hadassah at the Center.
AL Mehana, tenor, will sing
in both YiddiSh and Hebrew
and Mrs. Gloria Dulgov will
play piano selections from Err
nest Bloch.
Rose GalloW will be hostess
in honor of the birthdays of
her daughter and grand
daughters.
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05
Center Plans
Beauty Clinic

Eilene Hardin, the Center's
Women's health club director,
announced that a beauty elm
ic will be held Feb. II at 2
pm.
Featured on the program
will be a demonstration of
skin care by Rosie Johnson
of Zelme's Skin Care. The
public is invited.
The Arizona post., 1960-02-05
AL. Sisterhood

The Sisterl1ood of Cong.
Anshei Israel will hold a card
and NAH jongg party Feb. 6
at 8 pm. in the auditorium of
Cong. Anshei Israel.
The party is open to the
public and proceeds will be
used to aid the A. I. Hebrew
school.
Mrs. Mollie Karmel is chair
man for the affair, assisted
by Mrs. Sophie Kuperman
and Mrs. Edna Keller.
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Henry D. Cox of the Ger
man affairs division of the
us. State department will
speak on Germany - East
and West" at the Feb. 7 Sun
day Evening Forum.
Mr.. Cox will cover the sub
iect of the NaZi revival IN
Germany.
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B'noi Birth

Paul M. Mayer, former
sales manager for Manische-
WITT Wine Company will be
the guest speaker at the Feb.
II meeting of B'nai Birth M.
J. Brown Lodge.
The meeting will be held at
$50 pm. at the Hillel Foun-
dation house. Mr.. Mayer has
been a popular speaker at
past BIB meetings.
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over a five-year plan. The
scholarship fund was initiat-
ed and presented by Meyer
Feldman, Tucson business
man who has devoted himself
to furthering Jewish educa-
ton here. The kindergarten
and nursery at Cong. Anshei
Israel is named in memory of
his wife, Esther B. Feldman.
Mr.. Feldman presented the
plan with two purposes in
mind. Mr.. Feldman declared:
First, 1 am offering this
scholarship plan because of
my sincere respect and heart
felt admiration for Rabbi
Breger, a scholar among
scholars, and for the true Yid-
dishkeit for which he stands
and fosters and who has de-
voted a lifetime to the i'm
provement and enhancement
of Jewish education in our
community.
Secondly I am offering
this scholarship plan with the
sincere hope and prayer that
this educational plan will
prove to be an incentive to
others in our congregation
and community to further the
vital cause of Jewish educa-
tion in our community"
In the first year of the
award third-claSS students at
Cong. Anshei Israel can esta-
blish eligibility for the schol-
arship award with minimums
of 80 percent attendance at
Junior Congregation services,
95 percent class attendance
and a 200 grade average.
During the second year SIS
certificates are awarded, $50
certificates in the third year,
$75 certificates in the fourth
year and then in the fifth
year - the second year Of
High School Hebrew classes
- students qualify for $10O
certificates with 95 percent
attendance at Junior Congre-
cation, 95 percent class at
tendance at Junior Congrega-
ton, 95 percent class attend
a1ce and minimum of 1.5
grade average plus written
paper on some phase of Is
raels development.
Students who complete the
requirements through tn e
five-year period will be pre-
Sented $3.50 Israeli Bonds.
Leaders of the congrega-
ton said they hoped that 9TH
ers would come forward to
supplement the F Il d m a n
Fund for Jewish education.
1t was explained further
that the scholarship award
plan will lead to consistent
improvement of the scholar
ship of Cong. Anshei Israel
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Hebrew School students and
also help inculcate in them
a desire to regularly attend
Sabbath and holiday Junior
Congregation services.