davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Anspoch-C -Crowther

Mr.. and Mrs. James Ans
pach announce the engage
m ent of their daughter
Frances Rea to Mr.. Francis
Harrison Brundige CroWther,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rod
ney Crowther of Chevy
Chase.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Wentz-Hornfeck

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
Wentz Of Silver Spring, Md.
announce the engagement of
their daughter Charlene Les
ley to Mr.. Richard Joseph
Hornfeck. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Hornfeck of
Glassport, Pa. A June we'd
ding is planned.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
NiepoId-J johnson

Mrs. Frank Niepold Of
Alexandria, Va, announces
the engage m ent Of her
daughter Martha Louise to
Mr.. Donald Dodge johnson,
jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. john
son Of Wilmington, Del. The
bride -elect is also the daugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. Niepold.
A sum mer wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
lottesville. A Christmas. 1862
wedding Is planned.
TurIoW-Sidnnun

Mr.. and Mrs. Allan B. Tar
low Of Peabody, Mass, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Tobyanne
Debra to Mr.. Arnold B. Sid
man, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ]. Sidman.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
BuunnQn-
Bogdonoff

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bau-
man Of Newark, N. j. an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Ellen to Mr..
Charles M. Bogdonoff. son Of
DR., and Mrs. Samuel Bogdo-
noff.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Heyne-C

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Gus
tav Heyne Of Montvue, Char
lottesville, Va. announce the
engagement of their daughter
Charlotte Marian to Mr..
Henry Edwin Coleman, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Clay
ton Coleman, also Of Char
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Goede-U -Unger

Mr.. and Mrs. Horst Emil
Goede of Takoma Park an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Marie Her.
mine to Mr.. Richard Ferdin-
and Unger of Washington,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdin-
and Unger of Buffalo, NY.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
MiIIer-Nyers

Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Miller
Of Mount Rainier. Md, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Marjorie Lee
to Mr.. William M. Myers, jr..
son Of Col. and Mrs. Myers
of Falls Church.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
WeokIey-Wissinger

Rear Admiral Charles E.
Weakley, USN. and Mrs.
Weakley announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Geraldine Louise to Mr.. John
Paul Wissinger, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell o. Wissinger
of Falls Church. A May we'd
ding will take place.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
FronkIin-Stinson

Mrs. John K. Franklin an
nounces the engagement of
her daughter Carol Susan te
Mr.. Joel Philip Stinson. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde c.
StinSon of Freehold, N. J.
The bride elect is also the
daughter of the late Mr..
Evening star., 1961-12-25
BiIyeu-L

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris N.
Bilyeu Of HyattSville an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Jacqueline
Louise to Cadet Arthur A.
Lovgren USCC, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Lovgren of Chi
Evening star., 1961-12-25
WuIIer-Devereux

Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Cooper Waller of Chevy
Chase announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Car
rie Belle to Mr.. Joseph S.
Devereux, jr., son Of Mr.. and
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Moriority-WoozIey

Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Moriarity Of Bethesda an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Sally Jeane
to Mr.. Edward Winston
Woozley, son of Mr.. and
Evening star., 1961-12-25
WoIf-SmiIowitz

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wolf
announce the engagement of
their daughter Bonnie to MIR.
Melvyn David Smilowitz, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Smi-
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Fifth Floor Dress Shop-Sove!

Fifth Floor Dress Shop-Sove!
Budget Shop:
Reg 80 $l7ss Dresses S. 49, SILL CosuoIs and otter
woo and wool blends and Menweor
obrcs Sheoths boscs
styles Solids, prints poids light and dorks to 8 and l4R
to 24h in group
Budget Dress Shop, Jeefs Street, and Branch Stores
Cotton Shop:
$ss5 $4s5 Dresses $ Golfers dresses dressy dresses
sheoths and full skirts Nyon jersey and obrc blends,
Bember9 Voiles, ginehoms. Misses women group
$2ee to $Ie.ee Dresses 50. Shtwoists few costumes,
coo dresses dessy styles. In the group AneI oeetote,
sutn9 with wool look Glen poids checks
stripes, prints, solids. 10 to 20 and plus sizes II to 20.
Orig $3.50 and SIS Dresses $Is Worsted jersey
poyeser and cotton Pod cotton and wool blend costume in the
Black green, red brown, PURPLE wne to g group
Cotton Shop, ST.. Silver Spring, shineon, FoI Church
Sports and Knit Dress Shop:
Orig $ssss $ssse Wool Knit Dresses $zs to S45 sheot
twopeee styles with shirt and puove dress with jacket three
piece styles with skirt blouse iocket grey beige eeen red
black, to Is in group
Selections at All JeIeff stores
Orig $299e to $3999 Wool dresses S2o-Sheoths in Solids
pods checks Brown, blue, green, 10 to 20 in group.
Selections at All JeIIeff stores
Orig $l25 Imported Knit cOot. black ed 500. IF ST. on
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Duvenport-Lenno
Yuter-SiIber

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Yuter
OF Silver Spring, Md, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Linda Elaine
to Mr.. Richard Joel Silber,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Silber of Briston, Pa. A June
wedding Is planned.
Evening star., 1961-12-25

daughter Carolyn Diane to
Mr.. Charles B. Yinkey. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arden Yin
key, Jr., of Wilton. Conn. A
September wedding is plan
ned.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Exciting Sportsweor Savings! 3rd floor

Orig $ll9s TO $l7eo Sweote ST TO $40 Wool bukes WOOL
fur blend puIove and cordeons Assorted eoors, 344o
Orig $3.50 $Isse Cashmere Sweaters. So to SIS Short
sleeve puovers and cordeons White pink blue yellow ereen
34-4o. few dressnoker styles, orig $27.ss now $2o
Orig $lzss and $l4ss Skirts. So ond $s-WooIs in ooy
ploid heoher stripes fonneIs Sims and peots Grey purple
beige gold solid coIor blue, purple brown pod lol8 few
Dalton skirts orig $3.50 and SIS $ll and $l5-Sm wool
fonnes in yellow, red green, gold. bIue broken sizes.
Orig $7ss sI4ss copi Points, S. and $7-Wool onneIs in
stripes, plods novelty patterns, l0-l6.
Orig $l7ss and $zs.s Cor coots. $l and $scoon popn
in beige green, wool tweed in black brown Orion oce pile
lining, collar and cuffs, 1915.
All Purpose coo Orig $685. now sls-Button-up coots Of
wool jersey omnoed Red nov pewter black lole.
Orig s2999 and ss9s Suits sIs and s2sWooI tweeds
novelty weoVes. Red green, blue brown, 1915.
Orig $3.50 5000 Bouse 81 to ST. Docron poyester and
cotton nyon tco cottons Tuckns ovebouses
jacket bouses jewel neckne styles sleeveless short and long
sleeves White, blue, pink, purple black and prints; 3238
Orig $l2.ss Silk Shirts. $s Classic with sleeve blue, white
grey lilac; 32-36
Selections oil JeIeff stores
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Witt-Yinkey

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy B. Witt
of Silver Spring announce
the engagement of their
Evening star., 1961-12-25
ENGAGEMENTS

cago. A June 8 wedding Is
planned.
Evening star., 1961-12-25

lowitz Of Philadelphia. Pa.
A September wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1961-12-25

Mrs. Devereux, ST., Of Chevy
Chase. A spring wedding is
planned.
Dovenport-Lemno
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Davenport Of Marshalltown,
Iowa, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Shar-
on Kay to 1t. (j.g) Joseph
Geckeler Lemmo. USN, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s.
Lemmo Of Bethesda. A Feb
ruary wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
SAVE ON GLOVES!
ChiIdren's Wear Clearance

Orig $3.50 to slsss Toys $500 to sIoss. Many styles Of
stuffed toys and dolls.
Orig $500 TO S7ss Dresses $3.50 to 4ss. Pre-woIker ond
todder styles poses stripes. checks g. H. ond
!, z in group.
Orig $I4ss $Isse Prom Sets. snowsui $Iose $14ss
Washable booe prom and odder snowsu all with mohne
bonnets helmets or hoods. Broken sizes.
Orig SIS and $3.50 fodder Girls cout Sets, $3.50 and
$685.. All woos solids and novelty patterns. Assorted coors
styles, sizes 3, in group
Oho $3.50 and SIS fodder Boys coot Sets 1859 and
$sss All wool fleece and novelty tweeds Ton bIue grey
sizes 2, 3, in group
Orig SIS and $35 Little Girls Winter coots, $3.50 $2S.
Mostly red and blue Solids sizes to 6x.
Orig $l7ee SIS Little Boys Winter cooss $3.50 TO $685.
All with cops. Tweeds and edmeI hair, to in group.
Orig $500 $3.50 Little Girl. Cotton Dresses $3.50 to $3.50
Solids and stripes, mony postels. 3 to 6x in group.
Orig $3.50 $3.50 Girls Winter Hots $Iss to $zss Fels
and Velvets, to II in group.
Orig $25 $s5 Girls Winter coots $3.50 $25. Fitted and
bo~y styles, to Ia in group.
Orig $l4ss to $lsss Girls Popin coots, $oss $780,
Roeeoon coIors or zip Ininos to IA in group
Orig $500 Girls Skirts. szsS PIeoted pods 7 to a.
Orig $3.50 $loss Girls Cotton Dresses $3.50 to 7s9 Do
and light shades in solids ond stripes, 7 to a.
Orig $zs.Ss s4sss Pre-Teen Winter coots, $3.50 to
$5sSS. Reds, greens, dark shades, to IA.
Orig $7.ss Prs-Teens' Skirts 4s9. PIeoted pods s-l4
Orig $4sS $500 Girls PFe-Teens Sweotsr 81 80 and
$zSsOork tone sip-ons and eordaon TIA and o-i4.
(FoIs Church, ShirIineton, Silver Spring j
Limited Selections at Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1961-12-25

Mrs. Edward Woozley oi
Bethesda and Boise, Idaho.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
The day after Christmas,
all t through t he store,

Save on Apparel, Accessories, Lingerie!
Women's, Misses, Juniors, ChiIdren's Wear!
Looking for winter coat? New your Jeeff Gift
Certificate fohe Tonoros day. downtown shop
ines!
Evening star., 1961-12-25

Franklin. A June wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
After-Christmus Clearance
SIeepweor, Slips, Petticoots

Orig $3.50. Seepwear $3.ss. chois print long gowns, 544o
cotton fonneete pooos 3238; cotton onneee
uu gowns. sm; cotton pojomo and nyon eo boby
dolIs
Orig $500 Gowns $3.50. Print terry cloth gowns
with seuffs, sml ST. only
Orig $3.50 Slips $3.50. Doeron poyestereoton, white 324o
Orig $5s5 Slips $5.S5. nyon teot white 52-4o.
Orig $5s5 and $685. Pettieous s5 and $5S5-on trcot
Speeo for $2os oee trimmed nyon treot ponte and Briefs
Lingerie. Second Floor streeseIections oil bronches
Corset Shop Savings
Orig $5s5 TO $27.5o, $3s5 to $I4.ss-Foundotions
Grde Pony Gdes Boned and boneess puon and Upper
styles 6roeodes sotin lostex net with pones and
stripped hip styles in group
Orig s25o 10 $780, new sIss to 4ss-Bros strops ond
Broken sizes.
corsets, Bros. Second FIoor, St. only
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Women's Dresses

Reg $I7ss $3.50 Dresses $I2, SIS $Is Joeke styles
and oneece beauties Royon and tweed Docron poly
ester and oyon wool Jerseys jersey, son crepe Orion
oee ond wool blend print royon dessy oce royon and
wool ehos print Wanted colors in the selection 2h to y
in the group.
Reg $ssss to $50 Dresses SIS Ane troceote and royon
xpleoed Dress oceed novelty tweed silk oreonzo royon
broeode cocktail costume with Aeneh Fashionable eoo
l4A to 22h in the group
End Floor, ST., and All Bronch Stores
Following at Street onIy
Romney Room $50 to $40 Fashions $35 $4s Print chos in
red or bue wool Jersey with tweed boero wool jersey blue
rose crepe top wool costumes in bue ereen black grey Wo-
ems regular sizes.
az $lss Wool costumes $3.50. 6h and lsh; in green
l8h, and size 20 in blue
m $lss reyon and silk formal, in blue size 2e, $50.
tl $3.50 bead trim sotin formal. blue, size ls, $l4o.
% SITS bead trim chiffon SormeI blue size SO, Sl4o
Evening star., 1961-12-25
After Christmas Sovinqs!
Misses Dresses

Reg. $3.50 to $2z.s9 Dresses, $Iz
Bose afternoon dresses fit the OCCASION Ro
crepes ond oeeote prints wool jersey Docron poBeer
oyon blends. In the group green. brown. BEIGE ood
black.
Reg. $2zss TO SIS Dresses, SIS.
Toored afternoon dresses and cockto styles Group ncL
wool royon cepes prints and chos oe royon bou
and brocodes Coors include beige, blue oreen purple,
brown, block
Reg. SIS to $35 Dresses, $40.
Oessy town styles and boscs, cocktail formo and
styles in wool tweeds knits crepe and Jerseys Elegant ch
in royon silk royon broeodes and lace Deep tones pos
jewel coIors, some black and navy in group.
End Floor, St., and All Branch Stores
Evening star., 1961-12-25
French Room After-Christmus Suvinos

French Koom Atter-ChrIStn1uS SuVlnqS
Wool costume with broid TRIM brown H. orig 2eo Sz5
Brown tweed walking costume. size II, orig $780, $lz5.
Two-piees block wool suit, orig $l35, SIS.
Camel color bolero (woo with fibre with natural
Nutrio fur collar, orig ST 35 $50.
Twopiece Fononn wool with skirt green size T.
orig. $ll0 $40.
Moeento wool boIero costume, print BODICE orig $40, $55
Wool tweed with wool Jersey Dress block ood orig
$780, $50.
Silk ottoman costumes, oee BODICE blue orig $780, $50.
Silk opoco costume crystal peoted chiffon BODICE black orig
S70 $45.
Silk ottoman boeo costume, vneckne Dress blue black orig
$780, $45.
Embroidered oeetoe toffeto costume, blue orig. $50 $40.
Silk opoeo sheot beoded neckine blue block orig $50 $35
Wool boIero costume green, brown, orig. $50, $s5
BoIero Of son full skirt black turquoise orig
$50 $35.
BoIero costume Of woo-Ik blend blue orig $50, S35.
Silk chiffon sheoh with doped neekne green, orig $7o
Ss5.
poted skirt dress Of 0oeron poyeser royon grey orig $50
$35.
Silk boeo costume In turquoise, orig. $50, $35.
Silk and wool worsed boero costume brown black orig $5o
SIS.
CocktoI costume eotton- n-royon), pink orig SIS, $25
Silk chiffon mother bride seot pink, blue orig. S45
SIS.
Silk bosie with hip pockets green, black orig $50 $2o
Fur products labeled show country origin of imported
Second Floor Street. Selections Broneh Stores.
Evening star., 1961-02-20

ORGAND-Onee.a-year organ clear.
anee. Drastic reductions Allen.
Conn, Hammond, Baldwin, WuF.
Mt1er, EBeay and LoVYay orRAns.
KITS (Washinston'S largest mu.
90 stoRe). 1880 q Of. NV, m.
OE1ANs AND PIAN0S-KTTT6
(Washingtcn's largest music 0tcrel
now has . convenient locations.
Dntn.s 1880 q q. NV, m, T.02i2
Alex, 1921 Mt. Urn. Are. H. S-e0e0
Beth, 4040 Palrmt. Ave.Ola, 0.l07f
(9uhurban Stores Open By01.)
Eor real bargain don't miss KfTT0
annual February sale.
Evening star., 1961-02-20

FURNETURR UNCLAIR6KD-caaiSI
DcEsr taSis, $40; in mspiSu iiSusr; arm SSE soY.
and metehing ehaiI, $50: dininI
sssk. s%l 7Sil5 5'ras:'sssiiSS Tas. siS: ~ ~,
Siss; 1SidsssssF iSSsd. issao5n,d sso; drop. o.
sss ns.rs1sIs. s4Ss S1oi Sn1Si..:.s.a Sssa' si ssAs s,
SsS. 90: eks.s q drsvsrS. Sio
ANTIQUE secretary desk, so: Dun
SO; WI: 9is.scvsn :Gis .OiH SisA ,so sceoEsy. fco.
stools, 81. We DO uphoistofinl
and alp covers. Easy terms.
H0PF7GAfN UPHoISTRW9
2447 1eth OF. NV.
co, SsS s.slis .s.., .,,l a. 1Ksss Zee ii RI'FFin'
SUNDAY IL 70 .
Evening star., 1961-02-20
eAfILE AND LIVES10CK

BARGAIN BAY PoNY-only SI75,
Gentle, healthy & yesr-old. CT.
Evening star., 1961-02-20

Our 0ne9-a-year clearance Of
trede-in machines win begin St
500 a.m. on Wednesday, Febru-
ary ~. Mere than 500 good, COM
pletO and workins machines Of
AL types viii be closed out ct
prices that are ridiculously low.
A select group Of new machines
viii also be seld ct diScounts Of
30ss to sos. Call Us for more
information or visit rs on wash
ipgton's Birthday Our Bet
u that you'n BE- Dlsased.
LION oRYIcE MACHINES CO.
lG16 Z O. NV, Phone RE. 7-3l46
on Paintings-Or ORIGINALS
Importers collection. Biz sale
7bfs off retail prices; S8.0B to
$50. Hundreds Of sizes. scenes
and subjects.
GLOBAL ARTS
1903 Conn. Ave. NV. no. 9.S4S2
OPEN q. w. BIRTHDAY
10 to 8
Evening star., 1961-02-20
HELp WOMEN

STKNOGRAPMER, under 40 for
GENERAL KLKcTRIC Co. 1855 Y
Ct. n.e. For inte sisw phone MRS.
Evening star., 1961-02-20

PMOL0 coPERS ''Looking fol-
der oEEIcE GAcHIiNSiESI. - LEON. IN'
PIANO BENCHEs, used. from SIS up;
nsw IRON Sl3 up: Good selection.
SSLAnO MART, 1918 7th ct. NV.
PIANos-pon't miss KTTTS an.
nuAl Washington's Birthday Sale
OF epineee, consoles and Grnnd
pianos. etorewtde YOductiOnS m
THIS week. Lowest prices Of the
KRIS g Convenient Locs.ions,
Alex. 263i NJ. vrn' vi W. Xvs... ~ III aSsSiz a-SsSsiszS
Beth, 1910 Fsirmt. Ave. o. S-1SSS
(guhurhan Stores Open Eves.)
PIAN0s ZOE GENT-New and used
monthly UNI with option 10 buy.
Hapling extrs. JoRbAN'e FoUR
STORES. Corner 18th and q Sts,
NV. (phone ST. $4,000: 6160 Lee
Highway, Arlington (phone KE.
S-5000); 9332 0eoreia ave, Silver
eiing lphone JU. B.1106); I04
William st.. Fredericksburg (phone
Essex 3-7z72). Pull selection ct all
stores. Silver Spring and Arlington
eSOAGo ORCA gNChlu1b.
PIANOS ROE RENT, oniy Ss per
mo. Choice Of finishes: payments
credited II you purchase later,
Alex. 1921 Mt. vrn. Ave, KI. s-S6e6
Beth. 1910 Fairmt. Ave, OIL. 6-1676
(Suhurban stores Open EVes.)
PIANOS for rent with Option 70 buy.
charge. ST. 3-630O, PIANO MART.
101b 9TH st. NV.
P1ANOS-saye $500 On limited
:. SnsEsIsto,Ss; !II ssihst and nc Console
SsaESsF5Ht saS 3 E. PNSHNo NV AND YEcASEO S' ASEOfss 81
PIANO, used Gable grand, size ST.
style, L. XIV: walnut fruitWood
finish. match. bench. JE, 4-6905.
PlANOS-Sale Of used spinetS and
litEer. $365; Huntinston, SSa5:
cable-Nelson, -S3a5: Kline. 1895;
Poole. $3e5. Lester, $3.50: jam
sen. S495. Also. other values In
used end new pianos, See us and
ioIS 7th street NV. ~ A'
PIANOS-todaN tomorrow and
WeuneSuby VIC hle OiIerlnE many
special values in all types OF
pianos. All stores open tonight
and tomorrow night until $500
pm. and Wednesday until 500
pm. JORDAN's, corner 18th g.
o sts., NV: $3.50 Lee Highwsy,
Arlington. 9332 Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring.
PIANOS, used, all makes and styles,
very reasonable, SELECTION
CENTER, 1903 King st., AlexAn-
dria, Va. KI. 9.2077
PlAN0s-wide selection Of recon-
ditioned uprights: .pianos guaran.
ver, liver Also 0s s:lsctIon sSana q lUsS SeM p
amos for rent. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO. 110S @ 81. NV. DI. 7-S464:
RANGES-ALL SIZES
Gas, Elec.. S29 Up. AD. 2-21Oo
PEERLESS SALES CO. 2237 Ca. Ave.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

O AtI0
oueo,or. on Duty "a Doy Coll Collect within 75s Rodv
you cont eo-WRTE Electric Work Instosd by Licensed ond
Bonded Eeeeion Plumbing Mork nsioed BY Regered ond
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
COLONEL
Western Ronch

On q scenic setting on d knoll
with q lorge lot: s rooms includ-
ing dining room. full divided
basement. enclosed rear porch.
ottoched 2-cur garage. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
REALTORS
Colonel

An older home in excellent con-
dition off st. Clair: nice sized
rooms. full divided basement.
Competing. fireplace. garage
Sl3.9o0.
Semi-Bungalow
In Euclid with exponsion End.
near East 22sth shopping center.
in walking distance to tronspor-
totion and schools. Sl6.e00.
Semi-Bungalow
s rooms including bedrooms
with possible 4th. large din
ette. divided basement garage
and patio. wooded lot; wulking
distance to schools. Sl3.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Seni-Bungalow
Senai-B BUNGALOW
Semi-Bungalow

70 m semi-bungolow wit h
purtly completed End. Large,
spocious floor plan with many
extra lectures. Beautiful rec.
room: neor Euclid bus and Luke
Shore and shopping: fenced-in
reur yord; oluminum awnings.
S2l,900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
English Colonial

English COLONEL
In Wickliffe: 4 bedrooms plus
sleeping porch; modern kitchen
with large breakfast room, Ia
baths. 2-cor garage. A large
older home on q nice street neor
transportation and sci o us.
S22.9oo.
COLONEL
In Euclid off E. 222nd ST. in the
Shore High oreo. 6 rooms. beou-
tiful condition. Complete recreo-
ton room. 2 fireploces. carpet
ing. Ia boths, 2-cor detached
garage. An ideol location at
S23,eOO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
OF Ridge I'd.

Neor Chandler School in Viii
loughbY: an attractive 3-bed-
room ranch: divided basement
with recreation room: 2-cor ga
roge; 6 yeors old: on q nice lot
at $4,000.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-07-14
Phoenix Swimmer I
Chosen For US.
Muccobiuh Team

the With Maccabah Games to be held in
Israel Aug through Sept with
American Jewish athletes tentatively selected to
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-07-14
Zl!oning :! Clears Way
For New Jewish
Community Center

Formal announcement has been made of the acquisi
tiOn of II 2 acres of land for Jewish Community
Center building and necessary facilities The ground is
located the north side of Maryland between 18th
and 10th Avenues.
Although negotiations for the purchase of the land
have been under way for time the matter of
ing only recently approved.
MAURICE D. BROWN, chairman of the building COM
mittee of the Phoenix Jewish Community Council an
nounced the appointment of Stanley Stein architect of
the new building. Brown said that the committee is
pleased to appoint Stein architect and that he has
been instructed to proceed at once with the plans.
The building will include facilities for programmng
for the fOurgeneration family from the threeyearold
nursery school youngster to the older adult.
THE JUNIOR COMMITTEE under the leadership of
Fred Ltterman the teen committee under the leader
ship of Dr. Meyer Markovtz, and the adult committee
under the craftsmanship of Dr. Willard Abraham and
Dr. Harold Shapiro will determine space budgets for the
proposed program in the building.
community QUESTIONABLE is being readied for an
expression of opinion from wide base possible.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-07-14

will represent America with dis
inction,'' he declared.
Konheim pointed out that the
matter of finance must still be
worked out to permit all those Sc
lected to go to the games. 1t will
cost about $500 for each athlete,
he said = transportation, housing,
equipment, food, clothing, and ad-
ministration.
SAMUEL SLOAN, Los Angeles,
executive secretary of the Pacific
Coast chapter spearheading tn e
fund drive in Arizona and Cali
fornia, wrote Rabbi Albert Plotkin:
I'm the past, we have found that
communities which will have the
honor of being represented
are ready to lend a hand. May /
ask that you consider contracting a
small group of individuals w h O
would subscribe enough money
to guarantee Marilyn's making the
trip"
He pointed out that Marilyn and
the other athletes were picked on
their merit and will not be barred
if their communities do not re-
spond financially. Funds raised will
be parceled out as fairly as posi-
BILE, he added.
''HOWEVER" Sloan said, "if
the community will underwrite the
81 800 involved j.. it will not only
guarantee her position but also free
some funds for athletes where there
are simply too many for the COM
munity to underwrite.
Persons in this area wishing to
contribute to help send the u. S.
athletes to the games may send
their gifts to the Maccabiah Com
mittee in care of the Phoenix Jew
ish News.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-07-14
Phoenix B'noi Birth Lodge $50 Receives Bulk
Of Awards At Las Vegas District Conventions

Jr.; Toni Keitlin Of New York,
blind author and executives; a n d
Label Katz of New Orleans a n d
Mrs. Moe Kudler of Los Angeles.
international presidents of B'nai
Birth Men and Women, respect
lively.
District embraces eight western
states, Hawaii and British Colum-
bia. Delegates represented more
than 300 lodges and chapters on
the West Coast.
MRS. ARTHUR KAUFMAN of
Phoenix was named to the District
Executive Board for the Women.
B'nai Birth Lodge $50 received
the following awards as the most
active group: Sidney G.. Kusworm
award for greatest activity in citi-
zenship and community affairs;
Scouting Trophy for troop sponsor
ship and public relations; veterans
award for meritorious service to
the veterans of our armed forces;
and district membership award for
growth and participation. T h e
composed over rs per cent of the
awards presented in the district,
consisting of 126 lodges and 21,500
men.
Individual awards were received
by the following: Chester Stoloff,
national membership award for OBJ
tanning 80 new members in o n e
year; Louis Riklin, national mem
bership award for enrolling Is new
Michael Haskes and
Seymour Clark, chairmaker awards
for the formation of Thunderbird
Lodge; Ed Brookstein, district
award for service to veterans; and
Phil Barer, district award for
activity.
THE LODGE was also recogniz-
ed for its endeavors in the fields
of B'nai Birth youth work and
athletics. Nat Silverman, B n
Gross, and Hy Rubin were cited
for their efforts on behalf of hui
Attending the convention from
Lodge $50 were its president, Al
Lagman; past presidents Chester
Stoloff, Nat Silverman, Michael
Haskes, and Louis Riklin; and Sey-
mour Clark and William Bobier.
Delegates from Thunderbird
Lodge were it's president, ]. ".
and Sylvan Brown.
Mrs. J. v. Dreiseszun, president
of Edith K. Baum B'nai Birth Wo-
men, represented her chapter at
the convention.
The 1862 Grand Lodge CoHven-'
ton will be held next June in