davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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thai 100000 sg. T.; excellent g
sell all or part. Cali OIL. 4-1466
With H GLENN oARvIN, Lo.
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FLUVANNA COUNTY
104 acres. 80 open, good stand Of
young pine. with pulpWood. Old
home in top condition. EnElish
basement. 6 rooms and center
halls. well-kept yard with lots OF
trees. Priced to sell quickly, S12,-
600.
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172e H st. NV. Ma. s-B5oO
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
D. C. WAREHOUSES;, R. R.

~. =. WAREHOUSES, r. r.
10000 50. it.. incl. freezer and
retEr. space. Comb. air cond. and
neat. system, lge. ONCE space, re.
cessed trailer loading docks and
sep covered tail-gate loading
Have sep. 16.00O-sq.-ft warehouse
on r.r., which can be purchSsed
with. $500 cash.
Also have warehouses for rent at
Mr.. BLUMENTHAL, JU. s.1s31
F. W. BERENS SALES, INC.
COMMERCIAL DEPT.
lT22 l. st. NV. MA. $4,000
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" 49, = 4AS4S40
3-bedrm. rambler. 3 years old;
barn and outbuildings. Along
Route. rs; 100 acres, cleared, all
fenced; land close town. Price.
$4,000; $1,000 down. Beautiful
Patio ACRES
At Gainesville: large l0.rm.
high on hill overlooking village
OF stores, schools and church.
Also, tenant house rented; 2-car
garage and outbuildinEs. Large
stream through property. All
fenced, On both sides Of State
road. $4,000; $1,000 down.
EUGENE P. NIXON
sAI. And SUN. 5sTCas.' sCf. *. K S:SgsS S.SIsS
SO NEGLECTED ACRES in Sc
cluded valley mr.. Sperryville, Va. /;
dilapidated Colonial house; 4
nrepls;; $4,000. By OWNER, IA.
25O-ACRE FARM 4 miles south
Erederlcksburg;. large, old home
u. s.. 95 will be close. so min
utes to WASHINGTON. Real subdivi-
sion potential. $55,O0O. JOHN
SON g. GLAZEBROOK, 402 viii
liam St. Fredericksburg. Va.
2l8 ACRES in Upperville- Middle
Durg hunt country: no bldgs.
main stream, rolling; secluded
$40 per acre. OWNER, IA. e
81 ACRES, some open, bal woods
on paved road near small town;
old ltveable 7-room home, bath,
electricity, outbuildings, stream
priced $500; reasonable terms
excellent buy. c: w. DUNCAN,
weekdays: 145 Sundays.
ABOUT 465 ACRES, 400 in timber
hr; hc,.. ChaTTlottesyille; Va" 6,rm
water gravity now. out bldgs.
M5'00O: Mr.. OLSON, Broker
2 ACRES-oeorgetown-styie stone
house. near LeesburR. = lovely
rms. 8 fireplaces, Ia baths
S9.3O0; terms. Herndon 1878.
2IO ACRES. fine dairy farm with
masonry dairy barn, silo; ship
ping Grade A milk, well watered
BUNGALOW and older house, Ia.
acre lake. A good going business
LAND CO., REALTOR. JE. A.
VA. 5-5S13.
$3.50 DN.; $3.50 IN 80 DAYS; SEQ
MO. buys 4-rm. bungalow needing
repairs; 80 acres good land. well,
B. C. 8 $a,sss; sats also iS Sioo So 1li dn.; sSs 8
mo. buys Al acres good woods,
2 streams. $4,000. Phi. Alex, TIE.
6-413l. COOKE AGENCY, Louisa,
Va.
355 ACRE FARM, Colonial type
home; in Shenandoah Valley, JOHN
COOK. Rockbridge Baths, va.
$3.50 DN., 500 IN 80 days, bal.
cSSns cSSnsy Hs Nearly sSS ssTe HSs SslPsRsF SssT
small game. Phi. Alex. TIE, 6-4I3i.
CAR L TON BROOKS, Agency,
Orange, Va.
500 DN.. $50 mo. buys 20 acres
woods. Nearly Level, stream, / mile
of Gordonsville, Va. $500. Phi.
Alex. TIE. 6-4l3l. BROOKS
Agency. Orange, Va.
572 ACRES river bottom farm with
approximately = miles road
frontage, large center-hall home
lneeds some repairs), 8 fireplaces,
. baths; dairy barn, penthouse, 2
drilled wells, fields well watered.
$50 acres in high cultivation.
Priced $4,000; $4,000 down.
Assume 41aec S24 900 mortgage.
Balance in 2nd trust. DILLON
LAND CO., REALToR, JE. 4-404O
or MT. Rankin, Culpeper, VA.
5-5s13.
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FARMS
tcoNTINUED)

CLARKSBURG-Interseetion go
and 121. 0-rm. farmhouse, ige.
2-story COW barn, l2x20 silo,
small extra bldg, 9S acres half
cleared and half wooded. Ideal
for cattle farming or tefrtfle
subdivision possibilities. Mr.. d.
RADCLIFFE REALTORS
JU. 6-1744 JU. 9-4427
CULPEPER, VA.-6 o. on hard.sur-
faced rd.: 4-stanchion cinderbloek
barn; pond; 6-rm. 1h-story bun.
galow; water In kit; 50, 800. 25 q.
on hard-surfaced I'd; good 6-rm.-
and-bath house. Details on request
DOROTHY c. MCCOY, Realtor,
p. %. Box 627, Culpeper, Va.
FAIRFAX = 40 acres, 2,lOO-foot
frontage on hard top road, good
home and barn, beautiful view
FAIRFAX REALTY. cR. 3-24O7
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DAMASCUS - Small farm with
nice view. 8 acres, All tillable,
0.rm modern home. Priced right
At $4,000. FRED B. CUSEMAN,
WA. 6-0401, WI. S-q011.
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SILVER SPRNG-Wooded lot: ex.
eel. location: Sligo Park Hills;
corner: $1,000. HUGH T. PECK,
Realtor. 1885 New Hamp. ave,
HE 4-lTO0
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Small warehouses

O1IIdI1 WdICIiUUSES
1-2,500 50. #. One story. Load
ing dock. once, parking.
50. It. Loading dock,
parking; convenient HyattsVille
location. Low rent.
dock, oIsce: Capitol Hts, Just
over District line; very reason
$4,000 50. IT. One-story drive-in
once; excellent location In
Rosslyn near Hot Shoppe.
50. It. One story. Load.
ing dock, once; convenient Sc.
location.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
Realtors
1726 H st. NV. MA. $500
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LAND AND FARMS

| LAND AND FARMS
46 ACRES at interchanEe. Goo,
buy at $3.50 per acre.
l66 ACRES with large home AM
complete !outbldgS. at $500 pc
ment in washington area, bette
$50 ACRES. Germantown area
close to Acc, Bureau Of Standard
Real stand Of blue grass.
CLOSE-IN farm OF 400 acres q
$500 per acre. Good investment
1Sb ACRES. Just on interchange, q
$3.50 per acre.
BUILDER acres, above Gath
ersburg; ready for building; beau
FAMILY FARM ESTATE Of 8,
acres; S-room, 1M-bath home
stream and lake; close to inter
20 ACRES development land q
BEAUTIFUL 2-acre building sit,
Sugar Loaf area: $4,000.
ROMER & CO., Realtor:
WI. S-9092 or Wayerly 6-2233
EVENINGS. Mr.. Manuel. WA. 6-136.
MARLBORO REALTY
DAVIDSONVILLE FARM 1Ot
acres. dwelling. / tobacco barn
implement shed, tenant house; 8
acre tobacco allotment. Could b
divided into Q 50-acre farm and L
5-acre tracts; reasonably priced
19-ACRE FARMETTE-Old House
. barns; 4.6-acre tobacco allot
ment; 4 mi. south Of Marlboro
$l0,500. T. C.. DULEY, Agent
week ends. MA. 7-349I.
MARLBORO REALTY
SMALL FARM, 25 acres, on stat
I'd: tobacco barn, tobacco allot
ment; mr.. expresSway to D. C.
Anne Arundel County; S12,500.
FARMETTE . acres; 3-bedrm
brick rambler, firepl. in liv. rm.
| $4,000, terms.
5:RM: HOME, "a acre, 20 mi. D. C.
90 AcREs-LarUe putch.colonia
home on estate property; secluded
country environment. All modern
conveniences. THE MOREI.ANDS
AGENTS. once, MA. 1880; ewes
and week ends. university 7-s5S1
MT. AIRY, MD.
100-aere farm with 9-rm. house
bath, % Stn. barn and other bldgs
900.
6-rm. frame house with furnace
bath: on Rte. IA; $11,7
Arm. dwelling on 1-acre lot, 2 bed.
rms, rms, beth, Goo ooutbldgs. PoSs. 81
II. P. BTRDETTE q SON,
REALTOR
MT. AIRY, MD. PHI. 1913
Ewes. and Sun. Mr.. Pryor. 42-M
OUTSTANDING BUYS
Approx. 35 acres, mostly cleared
S.acre tobacco allotment; 2 gooC
tool house, double EaraEe: 8-roon
main house: basement, floor fur
mace. in good condition. present..
rented, Second building wal
country store with attractive
apartment, bath. entire buildinI
adaptable for second apartment
Convenient to Indian Head, OF
good State road; $4,000. terms
APPROX. 80 acres-S-room house
sound condition; 8 bedrooms, bath
dining room, living room will
fireplace, large kitchen. 2 screened
poultry house, double SarsTe
| $4,000. terms.
Approx. 10 acres near Rison, Nd
on Highway 224. Entirely culti.
waited: wheat, tobacco, nice spring
good well. 7-room house, partia
basement, brick foundation; $12,
500.
Approx. 81 acres. nice woods ant
stream. 40 acres cultivated. Usua
farm buildings, cinder block re
uair shop: S-room house in goot
condition, bath: excellent well
insulated, storm windows, screens
Good committing to Indian Heat
and D. c.; $4,000.
Mrs. Loulie p. DodSon
Welcome, Md. West 4-sO2t
SANDOZ, INC.
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GOOSE CREEK FARMS
LoUDOUN COUNTY

We are offering unusual waterfront
and mountain acreage sites To-
Gated on Goose Greek in Loudoun
County, Va, Washington'S most
beautiful suburban area.
These fine acreage tracts at rea-
sonable prices contain the follow
ing features.
1-Acreage in hardwoods, no pines,
with electricity and telephones
available.
on large Goose Creek
with full riparian rights.
3-Large frontage on existing Tds.
4-Low taxes, sound county gov
ernment; situated in Virginia'S .
scenic Piedmont section; only z
air miles from Chantilly.
b-Terms on q monthly payment
basis, small down payment, First
come gets FIRST choice.
REACH: West on Rte. so to Gil.
bertS Corner, turn right on Rte.
ID; about 6 miles you come to
Goose Greek Bridge and take Inn
mediate left on State Rte. 733
or Rte. to LeesburR, then south
on Rte. 15 to Rte. 733, about / s
miles you come To Goose Greek
again and face ONCE.
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200-ACRE FARM-W. VA.
$50 acres cleared and fenced. 40
sores n alfalfa, 6-rm. house. 3
hours to D G. $4,000. $4,000
down.
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, =
OIL. 4-1432
AQUASCO
Broiier plant and hatchery;
hqpss; 5 bldEs., feed business.
WHITES LANDING
900 acres: long frontage on Patux
ent: 21-acre tobacco allotment.
FRIENDSHIP
7s acres, IL acres tobacco allot
ment.
LA PLATA-15O ACRES wooDEr
NANJEMoY. 1890 acres.
AccoKEEK. 5 wooded acres.
BADEN. u to 5 acres.
Carl Albert Heider, Realtor
e e. s.sssS siSSSY Soft. ss-sss44;; s-sss44;;
BERRYvHLE, VA. = Ante-bellun
brick home. restored and modern
lied; q little gem; small acreage
$lS,5OO, 4Iaes loan. @. B, LOR.
RAlNE, Richmond Federal Bldg
Richmond. Va.
Cabin on Trout Stream
Really nice vacation retreat: jus
the spot to read, write, hunt ant
catch trout; nr. famous SKYLINE
Drive. and vast Shenandoah Ma.
uonal Park. splendid cabin,
spacious rms, hardwd hrs., elec.
completely furn'd: acre; easy drivl
to town; only $4,000, part down
r. Ramsdell, STROUT REALTY
Criglersville, We. BARGAIN list
mailed free.
CHARLES COUNTY-I27iH acres
76 acres cleared. 11h-acre to
baeco allotment. 2-yr. .-old moderl
masonry rambler. 3 bedrms.,
baths, sep. din. rm., table-spacl
kit. full bsmt. and 2 tobacc,
barns; entire farm is nice an,
level: Only asking $4,000
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
UN. 4-1166.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
472 A.-s-rm. brick mansion, bull
17l4. Tastefully and compl. mod
ernized. A true gem. 6-rm. franz
house, mod. in every detail. Nel
1854, 6-room manager's hous
equally modern, new 1864.
99s.stenchion p; C; dairy barn, sils
barn. z other good farm bldgs
hay land. Bal wood and perm
pasture. Leased So. 900 annually
80 mi. D. C. S296 per acre
Terms.
1855 ACRES. Gaithersburg- German
town area-Dev. land, excel. topo
in Seneca watershed, n a. zonin1
"a mi. road front: $3.50 per q
terms; $4,000 cash: assume exist
ing 1St $4,000, payable $1,000
Nov. l, 81. int. only Q yrs, tax
2nd $4,000, int. only 8 yrs, ba
8 annual payments.
174 a.-S-rm., center-hall houst
liv. rm., din. rm.. den, mod. kit
4 bedrms.. bath, attic, bsmt., comp
interior decorated; 3O-eow dair
barn. auto. manure loader, bar
cleaner, 2 silos, dry barn, all bldg,
rec. painted; 30 q. bluegrass
springfield lake, woods, bal. ha
and crop; mile front, Rte. IL
N. Thurmont: 81 mi D. c.; leased
$3.50 per mo-; $37,50O, " cash.
$50 T., Potomac River Island-sl
rm. brick house. barn, fertile sol
good topo., 326 II. on Nd. shore
soil bank pymt. $4,000 per yeal
$500 per O., " aash.
$50 D., River rd.-Stock farm, 8
rm. house, 2 barns: leased 5000
annually; mi. front, river I'd
and Gao Canal; $3.50 per Q.
% Approx. IA wooded, bal sod
clean 5-rm. house; liv. rm., din
rm., mod. kit., 3 bedrms., bath
horse barn. smoke house: severa
springs; quite pvt; $21 800, terms
So a.-8-rm. brick house; liv. rm.
din. rm.. mod. kit, 2 bedrvns
bath, attic, bsmt.: 40x6n barn
silo; Baltimore milk market; 4
mi. har6-rd. 'front.'; 10 mi. N
Frederick: S21 800. terms.
CHARLES H. JAMISoN
PooLESVILLE, MD, WI. S.922a
OR 301-DI. 9-3262
DAMASCUS - Small farm Wit
nice view. acres, ali tillable
0-rm. modern home. Priced righ
At $4,000. FRED B. CUSfIMAN
WA. 6-04O1, WI. S-9011.
MA AnPaAnARA Awua
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Open Sunday It'll Dark
R. B. YOUNG, Broker
HOSHEN ECTATEC

HIGHBRIDGE, near Bowie-Beau.
tiful Hz-acre level lot; curb, gutter,
paved streets, city water; reas., :,
ii6eral terms. M. LEO sToRCH,
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WAREHOUSES Tor RENT

BASEMENT SPACE, on Lee hwy,
in Arlington. with private en-
trance on grade of rear parking
lot Of shopping center; suitable
Tor contractors or service trade
JE. $4,000 and JE. 2-64l5.
BLADENsBURG, MD.-Warehouses
dock-heiEht RI siding IVA VA
7-s30O; after S pm. UN. 4-2233
BRK. STORAGE BLDG, 24x30 It.
In good cond.. located Capitol Hill
area; 500 mo. LA. 9-4s4S.
CENTRALLY LOCATED = silvei
Spg.; 40xS0 metal bldg, $500 pei
mo. cal Mr.. PRATT. JU. $1,000
DESIGNED for electronics, once
use, manufacturing, palletized
storage, recessed truck docks
paved parking areas, all faeiii.
ties, custom-built oflces, low rem.
downtown. Units Of 1900 I5.iO0
%. 100, 31,00O, $4,000. 22,OOO
UN- 4-S003 or see your broker
GE0RGETOWN-Small warehouse
LOCO 50. It. TU. 2-9139.
GEORGIA AVE. NEAR BALL PARK
Id,OO0 SO. IT.: may be divided;
ar condi ofnees, overhead door
gIis5 I.1S loading dSck sslI1s;H GSll MF. EGl;
18th st. NV. ST 3-330O.
KENILWORTH-7,OOO 50, it., 90
It. ceiling, r.r: siding, covered load.
Ing dock. parking area, new build
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 7-7SsO
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w. VA.-121 ACRES
3-bedrm. rambler. 3 years old;
barn and outbuildings. Aloni
fenced; land close town. Price
$4,000; $1,000 down. Beautiful
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WAREHOUSES for RENT
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KING GEORGE COUNTY
$50 acres. $50 open, old brick
home in GOOD condition overlook
ing Eappahannock River valley,
long hard surface road frontage
ana halfway between WashinEton
y. e. and Richmond. Swimming
pool and lots OF extras. Shown by
appointment.
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$3.50 DN.i $3.50 IN 80 DAYS; S20
MO. buys 4-rm. bungalow needing
REPAIRS; 80 acres good land. well,
elec. on state rd. 100 mi. 8 OF
D. C.. S2,995; also S100 dn.; $25
mo. buys Al acres good woods,
streams. $4,000. Phi. Alex, TIE.
6-4131. COOKE AGENCY. Louisa,
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CHARLES H. JAMISON

CHURCH OR CLUB SITE Of ~
acres in excel. Wheaton location
with 3-bedrm. home, uSable fol
meetings. etc. SCI 500 or with
acre for $1s,500. Ewes. OR
Greater Maryland Prop, JU. 9-124C
CLINTON-Lot, lOOx2lO It., ele-
vated right for daylight basement
VESTA REAL ESTATE, RE
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FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
OTHER PROPERTIES. CALL
ADMIRAL ABERCROMBIE
DIAMOND e-363I
RANDALL H. HAGNER & co.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-36OO
VIRGINIA

APPoMATTox COUNTY
900 acres In game preserves. Old
James River plantation. Sound g.
room old home and 6-room tenant
house. $50 open. 2-mile river
frontage with 5 islands. 75-acre
pond site, $50 acres planted in
pine, so acres planted in walnut,
400 acres in young poplar. Price
only S31 500.
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1856 ACRES. Prince Georges County
Long frontage on Central ave.
and Patuxent River: 1914 miles
from District: $3.50 per acre: ex-
cellent financing.
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20 LOTS-All 100-foot frontage.
Water. In good Colesville area. As
Is. or seller will complete street.
Good terms and subordination
I4S5l. Call Mr.. Felstein, JU.
S-6776.
The Arizona post., 1960-08-19
Author, Educator
To Direct Schools

The Morris A. ShanhouSe
Nursery and Kindergarten
will hold open house for par
ents and youngsters at the
Tucson Jewish Community
Center Aug. % through Sept
l under the direction of the
schools new director, Mrs.
Rose Golub.
The open house is being
held to acquaint parents and
children with the facilities of
the school and the schools
staff. Combined with OPP n
house will be registration for
Sery and kindergarten
classes.
Open house will be h e d
each day-Aug. % through
Sept. from 3 to 4 pm. Reg
istration also will be held
those days from 4 to 5 pm.
Mrs. Golub has just moved
to Tucson to take over as di-
rector of the Center schools
and brings with her a wealth
of experience in the field of
nursery and kindergarten in
Struction.
Mrs. Golub has a bachelor
of philosophy, psychology and
social science from the Uni
versity of Chicago; a bachelor
of fine arts from Columbia;
degree from the Ethical Cul-
ture Teacher Training InSti-
tute in New York City and
also took Hebrew studies
at the Teachers Institute of
the Jewish Theological Sem
mary.
She has written a number
of books on curriculum and
project units for teachers in
Jewish schools and lSO a
Jewish festival storybook for
children entitled "DoWn Holi-
day Lane" which is used
widely.
Mrs. GOlub comes to Tue
son from the Riverside, NY,
Jewish Center and previously
The Arizona post., 1960-08-19

served as curriculum consult
ant for Temple Rodelph Sho-
lem in New York, was a set
tlement house worker in New
York and also worked with
children at an agency of the
Jewish Child Care ASsocia-
ton.
Mrs. Golub's hobby is paint
ing and she has exhibited
prize-winning works at Col
umbia University.
Working with Mrs. Golub
on the Center school staff are
Mrs. Marion Saba, Mrs. Nam
cy Nicholas, Mrs. Roslyn Elm
frank and Mrs. Roslyn HUI
nick. New teachers joining
the staff are Miss Ann Way,
a trained and licensed teacher
from Canada; Mrs. Jeann Nc
Adams and Mrs. Jean Kul-
berg.
Mrs. Saba, a graduate of
Hunter College in New York,
will be head teacher.
The Center schools are for
children between the ages of
The Arizona post., 1960-08-19
Seurchers Find
Canaan Temple

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-Ex.
cavations by an American
Genealogical team on the
site of the Biblical city OF
3ethel have unearthed sig
nificant Canaanite findings
lating back to LOO bee,
t was reported here from
Amman.
Ending of the diggings by
a team headed by DR.. James
L. Kelso of the Pittsburgh
Xenia Theological Seminary
'as announced by DR.. Awni
>iani, Jordianian Director of
Antiquities. DR.. Kelso said
hat the expedition had found
huge wall, more than nine
"et high,, which was prob
bly, part of a Canaanite
temple.
The Arizona post., 1960-08-19
Center's Schools Offering
Key Stof And Top Facilities

312 and 5 and offer outstand-
ing facilities in the new build
ing and adjoining playground.
A new session has been
added in the afternoon this
year and the schedule will
offer a session from 9 am.
to noon; another from 9 am.
to 3 pm. and another from 1
pm. to 4 pm.
Transportation again will
be offered in the Center'S own
buSSeS.
One of the, new features of
the nursery school will be the
introduction of cultural pro-
grams.
The Arizona post., 1960-08-19
Births
IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIII

To Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
Rothschild a daughter, Jenni-
fer, Z lbs. 1 OF. on July %.
Grandparents are Mrs. Ben
Bernstein of Tucson and Mrs.
Harry Silverman of Takoma
Park, Md.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Paller a son, David Abraham,
7 lbs. 4 ozS. on July 81.
Grandparents are Rabbi
and Mrs. Harry z. Schecht-
man of Roosevelt, NY. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Paller of
Phoenix.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Aries a son, Philip Lazarus,
6 lbs. II ozs. on Aug. 1.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Sgutt of Tucson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Aries
of Oak Park, Ill.
. 9
To Mr.. and Mrs. James Dye
a daughter, Jamie, 6 lbs. II
ozs., on Aug. 4.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Edgar Dye of Tucson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Winer
of New York City.
. . .
To DR.. and Mrs. Wilfred
Alter a son, Bradley Morris,
6 lbs. 1917 oZs. on July 20.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Mikell of Tucson
and Mrs. Max Kisluk of
Toronto and Tucson. Great
grandmother is Mrs. Bella
Cohen of Chicago.
The Arizona post., 1960-08-19

to other communities con
sidering the construction OF
homes for the aged, sug-
gested that the most import
ant facility to be built first
is the medical wing.
The San Diego Home for
the Aged does not run at full
capacity of its present facili-
ty, but Mr.. Rosen says a sur
vey of Jewish patients in San
Diego rest homes at the pres
ent time indicates that a
medical wing would be filled
almost Immediately.
The Arizona post., 1960-08-19

for the sick and Ted Rosen,
executive director, believes
the addition of a nursing
home is of prime Importance.
1--WE now find that we have
to discharge residents of the
Home just at the time that
they need care the most" Mr..
RoSen said. "When they be-
come ill and need medical
attention is the time we can
be of most service to them.
But at present our facilities
won't permit us to care for
medical patients"
Mr.. ROsen, offering advice
The Arizona post., 1960-08-19

RIO DE JANEIRO - The
"YiddiShe PreSSe," BraZil'S
oldest Jewish newspaper, is
celebrating its 30th anniver-
sary this year.
The Arizona post., 1960-08-19

JERUSALEM - The new
HerZl Museum at Mount
Herzl has been formally dedi-
Gated.
The Arizona post., 1960-08-19
San Diego Plans
Addition For Aged

SAN DIEGO-Plans being drawn for a $5OOOOO ad-
dtion to the Hebrew Home for the Aged here.
addition would be nursing home for the aged
and infirm.
The present Home does have facilities for caring
The Arizona post., 1960-08-19

SAN JUAN-The governor
of Puerto Rico has desig-
mated 1860 as Solomon Ibn
The Arizona post., 1960-08-19
Page Sepen-

Gabirol Year" in honor of the
18th century Spanish-Jewish
poet.
Evening star., 1960-07-07
TENDER, HOT FEET

Or. ScholI's Foot Powder re-
IisveS tender. hot feet. Sooth.
Ing. comforting 10 iFritcted
skin. EoSeS new Ana
or tight shoes ~
Evening star., 1960-10-26

highest price paid for q single
work in the entire auction.
The second highest price for
a single work was $500 for
q portrait Of President James
Madison by American artist
Gilbert Stuart (l756-l82S) j..
The painting was purchased
by b New Jersey dealer who.
according to Mr.. Stanley, also
bought. nearly 20 others.
Worth Is SsOO,OOO
The entire collection. which
includes the works of Italian,
American. English and French
artists. is estimated to be worth
more than 100000, Mr.. STAN
ley said the owner of the col
lection, as well as most of the
buyers. wished to remain anon
ymous.
He said that "Titian's Mis-
tress," which could have been
purchased for Just over the
$4,000 opening price last
night, has been variously esti-
mated as being worth from
$4,000 to $a5. 900. Some peo-
pie just don't seem to realize
that these are real paintings, -
Mr.. Stanley said.
Several people came up after
the bidding was over, he said,
Evening star., 1960-10-26
U. S. Has Plans
For Castro Attuck

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Oct.
26 (AP)-The United States
has taken into consideration
the possibility that Fidel Castro
might launch q foolhardy
bombing attack on South
Florida, Defense Secretary
Gates indicated yesterday.
In reply to Q news confer
ence question. Mr.. Gates said
the United States ''has mill
tary contingency plans II
something like this happens. T"
The same plan. Mr.. Gates
said. applies to the United
States Navy Base at Guam
tanamo Bay in Cuba. which
would be defended If Prime
Minister Castro should attack.
Evening star., 1960-10-26
34Paintings
Bring S16,45O

Thirty-four paintings out of
IS put on the auction block
were sold last night, bringing
in q total Of $l6.45O. The re-
naming IL. including "Titian's
Mistress" were passed over be-
cause bids failed to match the
opening prices.
Last nights bidding con-
cluded q two-dRy auction Of y
private collection at the STAN
ley Galleries, 3218 M street NV.
The Titan work that failed
to sell had been expected to be
the biggest single item in the
auction The auctioneer, Eric
Stanley. said that no one would
match the opening price Of
$4,000.
$4,000 Paid
However, Mr.. Stanley said
that another Titan, q portrait
Of the 10th century Venetian
painters daughter, entitled
"Lavinia," brought $4,000. the