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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-06-01

With my wife's permission. I
should like to have a short chat
with the members of Hadassah.
We male Zionists have nothing
but respect and admiration for
Hadassah and for almost every
thing connected with it: its lead
ership. its organizational admi-
nistrative efficiency. its practi-
cal work in Palestine. The rapid
lY maturing political conscious
ness of the organization should
likewise be cause for pride and
satisfaction. increasing as it does
the intensity of devotion in the
cause. It is no mistake. I believe
to identify this trend within Ha-
dassah with the leadership which
the ladies have enjoyed within
recent years.
On the basis of this esteem
and respect, then, essay to adj
dress myself to those members
of Hadassah whom I am fortu-
nate enough to number among
my readers. My subject: the
forthcoming election of Zionist
delegates to the world Zionist
Congress.
"Oh. but you're wasting your
breath" good friend remon-
strates. peering over my Shout
der as I write. "Hadassah is a
disciplined organization. and the
members of every chapter in the
country will vote ONLY as they
are instructed by their national
office"
One must not underestimate
Hadassah discipline: it is inspir-
ing and wonderous to behold.
Yet I venture to hold a high
opinion, as we'll, of the intelli-
gence Of individual Hadassah
members, and of their superior
loyalty to the greater Zionist
cause which they serve through
HadaSsah.
It may not be generally realiz-
ed but votes in the shekel cleo
ton are cast not for individual
candidates. but for group states.
A voter may mark his ballot
for z. o. A. ticket. or for the
Hadassah ticket. or for any of
the other parties listed. II is thus
Evening star., 1946-03-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

Ist AND End TRUST loans negotiated
promptly; small monthly payments; spe-
cialist in refinancing property and nego-
tiating home improvement loans. Call MR..
SHIFRIN, 915 New York ave. NV. Ma.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-we will
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP. 1871
NJ Y. ave. NV. National 5S33.
1st AND end TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
service. Consult US before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO., SIT 9th ST. NV, DI 6150.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for lst and
End trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP
HOME LoANs--Low monthly payments
including principal. interest and taxes.
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOC, $40 18th st. NV. ,DI. 2340.
MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va.
or D. c; property THE AMERICAN co,
SO7 18th, MA. $685.
WANTED for cash. well-seasoned End
trust notes and approved 1st trust notes
secured on farms. FULTON R. GORDON.
1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50 till 8 pm.
10 INTEREST ONLY-Let us combine your
1st and 2nd trusts into one loan without
charge for appraisals. Look up what you
now are paying and then see US We can
save YOU money HOWENSTEIN REALTY
MORT AGE EoANs. T IL Pn lntersst rest PROMPT
service. MOORE & HILL CO.. s04 18th
Evening star., 1946-03-10
AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

Sa Shipment; J% dealers price $3.50. cali III.
USED TIRES, pass. and truck. all sizes;
tires. DRiscoLI TIRE SERVICE. 4i6d
p HSnt oPks 81 ne cor 1ss MINI ave- in Benninss
HUE CAPS, As, $40 Or best offer: most
THsf sHEe BY wi the qsss
hour serviee: sections ssaaa
sae y e9i ass sPs5 Flss De!ps o
Wya;shington's Largest Pontiae Dealer; 1897 1897
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate
delivery. new shipment just arrived. the
or merchants chs su FARM Se sseren se s'sG and
touring Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer.
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION.! We
1nrH have lust received large shipment Of
they viii slso 1T other models Of Genera
Motors cars and nsat
Irving St NV. Adams $500.
NEW TIRES, passenger and truck SAL
KELD BROS, 9th and Maryland ave. sw
DUMP BODY FOR sALE-~3-yd. capacity;
e9mplete with hoist and power take-off
MOT0RcYchE Harley-Davidson. 3 wheel
station. Cali sCHAEFFER MOTOR CO,
RA. s717, Sunday and ewes. 81. 4267.
CAR REFINISHED-Now is the time to
ers in one of washinstonfs 'nasss largest pa mod.
en no% sssabp pan ssop sSs oa free sus, e
mate now! ouRisMAN"MANDELL. FT. cheyro- Ct @
yet, 18th Ind Good HOPE I'd. Sc. AT. 400.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
Mrs. Dougherty Outlines Plans
For Thrift Shops Annual Tea

charm as she is for her skill in
utilizing volunteer assistance with
her large scale Embarrassing &C
complishments in behalf Of worthy
causes. Even financially successful
inaugural balls which she motiyated
for both President Harding and
Franklin D. Roosevelt, all of whose
proceeds went to charity, were cor,.
Quoted wholly by means of volun-
teer assistants.
Her philanthropic administrative
skill was recognized by John Bar
ton Payne, national chairman of the
Red Cross in her appointment as a
divisional executive. She also went
to China as first vice president of
the China Child Welfare Society
whose affairs are now administered
by the American China Relief So
ciety.
Her other Washington good
nelghbor interests beside those of
the Thrift Shop, have included the
organization of the Women's Aux-
iliary OF the Police Boys Club. and
the Welfare Committee of the Po-
nce and Firemen's Organization.
An active member of the Save the
children Federation of the United
States, which does much work
among our mountain children. she
is the sponsor for two Ozark Noun
tain schools in Laclede County, Mo
Evening star., 1946-03-10
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

BUCKS. chevrolets, Fords. Pontiacs or
3f nssd sssn anf WI Ray 'hs ss5 Pthf' 4s
BUICK. Chrysler, Dodge. Plymouth Olds
mand o 70
INSIDE. our modern barking building for
q S. N.Y. sd 1t * 7sb tsc@ 6
aaJ BUICK OWNERS; get every dollar your
Positive TRANSFORMATION may be arranged
LIMA LIN AUTO SALES. 5loo wis. ave.
AUTOS ia. 1900
CaEEvRoLEImPriyste e. Il re party will pay al
CHEVROLET OR FORD wanted: will ip pay
up to $3.50 %, cash ha- Cash on the line by
CHEvRoLE ET owners, get every dollar
your car IS worth. Wo. 1896. Bob Ter
rett Positive TRANSFORMATION may be ar
WIZ Te'Rs sEs S. 5fSG Ws
!sd BEN sf 81 GssTei GO
cHEvRoLET OWNERS. s. set Ge0ss1a svery :s1nSl dollar
Rice. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 443a
SSTis s95 5Yss sSss car y NO req
M SCI e. svspy spyss doss sos Your
is worth Wo., 1886 Bob Terrett Posi-
tive transportation may be arranged while
walting aaIEn foE BE your oo new car. CAROLINA
FORD Ig39 cony; coupe or 1896 Fordor
@ trunk sedan; must be in excel. cond. GIL
f FORD owners OWNERS, get every dollar your NJ ca.
fENTRAh Sl MOTOR 1t skfEs 44s2 BsSsS SeHn sss sss
ape se9an 9n IL goaa % PAY ex5s fpl
MoRELANp AUTOS. IA. 400. "A'i
GoLfpT tS5 LfSas css5 81 eSrTe cS rsH
aSmi eaf vef fseTss eTs4s ssaG aoar
gosItys ESsF car Is worth VIZ as$e Bob TerTett
fsA EfHmSSTR oSTR sATf5 ii bobEH s5 Ws sys Or
Ssasa " RaS GTos IHFs Fl "a 1895 ssSs
ssEa saI Is worth m Szs4 e pe%esyl kice, sHs.
MS aGfo ssEE shEEs 44 fGnn ffymoass; aSs
snyyysaE sny yssT; al dlvMSss sash Ap. s344:
to sell your sa see JACK ySak aES sanpk panans ra
HishsSs cash prizes and courteous service
apSest haRE Pontiac nealeI aWaffhIngtons
NV, AID. $500. ~
Ex,GI warts reasonable car in gooo
Tworkipg condition, Call Randolph 1901. +.
or AZ model; Chevrolet or Plymouth,
will pay cash. AT. 1904.
VETERAN wants 1941 or 1912 De Soto
Chrysler or Dodge 4-door sedan, will pay
ARE YOU wondering whether to buy 1916
tags? Why not sell your car for cash
to private party? What have you? Tele-
PRIVATE PARTY wants a 80 Ford or
Plymouth. 406 Oklahoma ave. ne, Apt. 2,
Wash, D. c., Mr.. ROWE.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay the price for
1889 to 1912 car capable of transconti-
mental trip: Coupe preferred. Call
TAYLOR 1908, 10 am. to 4:30 pm.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
Deaths Reported

Mary E, Fisher. 81. 5000 wendom pl.
Leonard J. Brown. rs, 1890 Crittenden ST
Leonard J. Clark. "A. Park Central Hotel
John M. Wendig. 73, 1919 Irving st.
Mildred e. Maddox. ~, 1923 Conn. ave-
Hannah Nathan, 80. 100 Taylor ST.
Frances l.. Shea, 6S, 515 Seward Square
Sc.
rd.
Catherine Fabatz. 65, 25O5 Bunker Hill I'd
Jesse A. Crandell, SO, Clifton Terrace
sophia g. McDermott, SO. 222 Randolph
Nellie A. sisler, SO, 3111 Adams Mil I'd.
Henry Collins. "a. 1917 33rd st.
Frank Lopez. 81. 1240 Lawrence st. ne.
M MWilber Stsmmler. 81, Columbus, Ohio.
Nellie L. Bowling, 20 3633 18th st.
William Adams, infant. 204 11th st. ne
Infant Fox, 1903 Georgia ave
Clara Sanders S5. 1910 18th st.
Rachael Jackson, SO, 1914 md st.
Leonard A. Tate. 80, 1747 T st.
Maggte M. Williams. 56, 254 Bryant St
Lewis. Lawson. 55, st. Elizabeths Hospital
Isabelle Morgan, 81. 1919 9th St.
James Jones, "a. 1905 New Hampshire ave
infant Williams. 1910 Farmont ST.
Infant Isaac, 52S Morton ST.
Infant Conway, 615 10th ST.
infant Jackson. At K St
Infant Ford, 4404 Hayes ST. ne
Infant Guy. 607 Florence ST. me-
Infant Nickel son. Arlington Va
Evening star., 1946-03-10
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE,

stake body. ih ton; '39-'40 Ford stake
tom. Al GMC station wagon or delivery
T1EN, trHek, ~ ! ton, PAAUuL SMITH coNsTRuc-
INTERNATIONAL 1894 Gao: 1st-ciass
condition. chassis, good rubber; price,
S575. HOMES OIL CO., 6225 Blair rd.
CHEv. 1888 panel body. Y ton, excel rub.
Der: Gil. 6495 all day Sunday
CHEVROLET 1889 K2-ton dump; new rear
END; below low ceiling. ST.. $500.
TWO 194l 3-ton dump trucks. two 2-ton
Mack cargo trucks, one 2I2-ton 1910
GMC cargo, one 1914 10-whee tractor
practically new 1900 Bladensburg rd. ne
FOR sALE-1a41 International 1ls-ton
truck. k-3, lift STAKE body, Al condI-
ton: will sell at ceiling price. 215 L st W.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co., authorized GMC truck dealer:
Pickups, h-ton. 1942-41 Dodges
Dumps. 1912 1la-ton Chevrolets; 2h-
Io-wheelers. ,oH-ton. 1e43 GMc chassis
Two trailers, all steel, IT.
Two package delivery motor shooters.
Command cars. l,-ton, l94l Dodges
Also truck stake bodies, S25: trailer
carts, S3 so: new power winches. Sl65
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3l43 Lee hwy.
Arlington. Va. Daily and Saturday 8 to 6.
Sunday 10 to 3. CHI. 1000. OK 0552
To reach: Out through Georgetown. cross
Key Bridge. turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy. lRoute I'll or 291, drive / - miles
Evening star., 1946-03-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1894 4-door sedan: as is. 5000:
under oPA ceiling; by owner. WI. e64o.:
older car Union 247s.
condition throughout; ST ,550, opA ceiling.
Bladensburg rd:: across from Hot Shoppe
No dealers Will consider small car in
BUICK 1912 special sedanette: e1.0
miles, new tires, very clean throughout:
will trade for smaller car, preferably Al
or AZ Ford from private owner plus cash
BUICK 1885 1885 Special 4-door sedan: good
sealed aa headshts pree s4s5
cash; below low ceiling: can be seen
sunday after 1920 am; at 50l3 55th
syeo syeao Rogers Heights, Md. Phone UN.
BUICK Century 1898 4-door sedan; in good
condition; as Is. ceiling, Se59. BILLHIMER
HanSn MOTOR s GsasVs Go spisn' aa SRr0e w.
Sssss sxns o.nsssa %sssns ssgs se rtSs
eA6ILLXcs la4i series 81 I M ssdanstte: e ! low low
mileage mil W;,, new @ tires Immaculate through
and cash difference. GIL. 6272 los
CHEVROLET business coupe, 194l; priced
cnfvRoLRnT 81 n & ns 1891 e M9n new tires and good
CHEVROLET I04o cdr. sedan; oPA CELL
ing. $500. CORNER, Mclean, Va. Elm
scHHHESvRRooit,Er cHHS 1895 a-door; in fair eondi-
CHEVROLET 1886 2-door: S235; needs a
MOTOR SALES. 1923 Bladensburg rd ne.
CHEVROLET l941 taxi; Just inspected;
within oPA ceiling; Ss19 Can be seen at
gas gas psytstion y 18th @ and SITS. NV. 10
low oPH 1855 f or cash saie sonsider
day Mon. AD 59a4
CHRYsLER 1941 Grown Imperial 7-pas-
senger, custom built. excellent condition;
under OPA ceiling, 5000. Call HI
shape; $3.50; within oPA ceiling. DUNN
MOTOR SALES, 1923 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
FORD 1885 tudor sedan; S27265: within
OPA ceiling price. Call Atlantic 1868 be-
tween ii am. and 2 pm. Sunday
FORD 1887 Tudor, So h.p.: quick sale
$3.50 cash; within oPA ceiling. 503 A St.
FORD 1885 de luxe coupe with pickup
$3.50. within OPA ceiling SHELL SERV-
ICE STATION. 201 Carroll ave-, TAX. PIX,
FORD '35 2-door sedan. in bad shape; un-
der OPA ceiling; $40. Parking lot at 9th
and Pa. ave. NV. Sell for storage, Mar. 1S
FORD 1898 Tudor sedan. s3a5; within
OPA ceiling. Locust 1900.
FORD model '31 coach: clean car, good
ing. Back Of 225 1st st. ne.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
TRAIlERS.

SELL UTILITY TRAILER, 1-ton. com
M NEW Koza, Piatt and superior; many soot
your trailer. RICHTER TRAILER SALES
Route Rerwyn. Nd Tel Tower b035
is Is and "a months finance terms. Luggage
for immediate delivery. All types Of trailer
equipment. heaters. beds, helper springs,
ers: Also new 7.5Qxl6, 6-ply commercial
Goodyear tires and tubes for immediate
delivery; AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC
4030 wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 1921. Open
FOB ,RENT-5-foot, 7-foot, 9-foot. ,a-wheel
stake trailers: hour, day or week We
hisih inr to ,,fyo your car 3ns-Tsy service to
1908 Lee hwy. Arlington. Va Call Glebe
TRAILER, 1912 Platt. 90 it.. Warner eiec-
trio brake, 3 rooms. lavatory and bottled
4 4, Route @11, lA miles beyond Falls
A-ToN MT. AIRY NEW TRAILER. Cali
SH. 43aO. 10
UTILITY or luggage trailer. waterproof
with top; excellent tires; S160; also pack
ing cases. Phone WO. 5499
Evening star., 1946-03-10

DOG KENNEL. on highway, 9 a., with
spring, 4-bedroom country home. ali mod
ern. with fireplace new dog kennels with
buildings, fruit trees and plenty shade; on
busline.
"a a., equipped. fertile truck land, plant
and fruit farm with stream. 6-rm. old
outbuildings,, 2 a. Of strawberries. rasp-
berries, all kinds of fruit, flowers: house
surrounded with shade. sets back on knoll
nicely; wood range. electric range. Frigid-
aire, 2 mules, hogs, chickens ducks, grain.
hay; everything goes, owner leaving
Frederick County dairy farm. 22o a.,
35-stanchion barn. now shipping to Wash
ington, S-rm. home with bath, dry barn
and other necessary outbuildings, good
tenant house. several growing crops, land
in best state of cultivation: act quickly
$50, 0,o00-Eauipped. 215 a.. Montgomery
County dairy farm, on highway, 2 sets OF
farm buildings. land very fertile. 75-a
meadow with large creek; the drought
never interferes with growing crops on this
farm; BARGAIN, See It now.
close in, beauty. all fenced, stream with
SPRINGS. 7-rm. house with bath, all out
shinery; hay, everything g1es; owner NOV
vile. Md. Call Ashton. Nd, 3s46.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
MONEY WANTED.

WANTED LOAN - $4,000: So interest,
payable semi-annually, to be amortized in
10 years, to be secured by 1st trust on 70
acres of land on Chesapeake Bay; approx
wide white sand beach: no drop-offs, no
shells; property high and dry, heavily
wooded; money borrowed will be used only
for development and improvement to prop
erty. Box 1865. Star.
LOAN OPPORTUNITY for private party
Wanted $4,000: ample security, SO in
terest, payable quarterly, 3 to wears:
financial and social references. BOX 20-M,
Star. 10
WILL PAY 5% INTEREST to private party
for $4,000 loan secured by 1st trust on
large property operated by owner as exclu-
sive guest club. viii furnish Al financial
and social references. Box 374M Star.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

AtAl Ds ooillt IN
| a n Dougherty,
one of this city's
most dis t ! n =
guished S oc / a l
and humanitar-
ian leaders.
But we must
also take a typi-
cal can do atti-
tude toward the
needy and the
u n derprivileged
on our own door,
step in Washing
ton" she adds.
This gracious
arad racn1irnofill
Evening star., 1946-03-10
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

FULL RETAIL PRICE paid for your stake.
pickup or panel truck: any make, any
model; all cash. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES,
WANTED-Used %-ton pickup truck
would consider i2-ton or panel type
Chestnut 1900, Ext. 10
WANTED-1935 to 1899 pickup. Call
tion wagons, commercials: get our prices:
no oblgation. Phone Lon Allen at PARK
WAY MOTOR CO.. 3o5l M st. NV. MI
OlS1 10
PREFER pickup or panel body; good con-
dition; cash; wanted Immediately. Hill
Evening star., 1946-03-10
Births Reported

William and Sara Grubb, boy
Stephen and Halle Hancock, girl.
John and Eva Harber, boy.
George and Katherine Hayes, boy.
Orville and Esther Hickman. girl.
James and Margaret King, girl
Otto and Anne Kirchhefmer, boy.
Joseph and Marjorie Krisko, girl.
William and Jane Laffey, boy.
George and Emma Lancaster, girl.
Charles and Helen Leavens, girl.
Just and Winifred Lunning,, boy,
Louie and Virginia Martin, girl.
Wayne and Anne Middleton, boy,
James and Althea Moore, girl.
Oliyer and Marian Oglesby. girl.
Andrew and Adelaide Oliveri. girl.
Alfred and Adeline Owens. boy.
Cecil and Ethel Phelps, girl.
Dale and Ruth Phillips, girl
Ralph and Henrietta Reed, boy.
James, III. and Dorothy Schoolheld, b
Edward and Leon Silva, girl
Evening star., 1946-03-10
GARAGES FOR RENT.

fireproof, all concrete; wide paved alley;
nice doors; elec. and water; takes modern
car; S. month. co. 1878.
4 GARAGES FOR RENT, wide paved alley:
racks. Call FX. 2555.
dd55 FAIRMoNT ST. NV stories
2oX2o; 500 903 NJ St n.w.-20X20, $50;
may be used for storage etc ]. w
BLOCK, 106 Holly ave, Takoma Park
Evening star., 1946-03-10
GARAGES FOR SALE.

GARAGES u0l, metal, large lot, rear Ga
ave, Colony Theater, nr. Farragut, Emer-
son. 9TH; sacrifice or exchange. GAUSS
DOUBLE BRICK GARAGES, Mt. Pleasant
section, for sale. WI .27SS. 10
FACTORY BUILT, sizes l2x2O and 20x2O
STRAND BUILT overhead doors. Easy
play of models. 1109 Jefferson Davis hwy
Arlington: Va, Open 8 am. to pm. Sun
day and holidays. or phone JA 2164
Evening star., 1946-03-10
AUCTION SALES.
EIJTVrpE

AUCTION SALE of war surplus material
from airplane plant at salvage warehouse,
more, Md, Monday. March II. 1915, com
mencing at 10 am. Comprising in part;
55,423 It; steel stripping. No. l04o; 6,4s2
wire and fiber brushes, 1900 IT. copper
tubing. shaw-Walker steel desk and cabi-
net Re OPT parts $50 porcelain electrie boxes,
Sanopaper. 200 sanding discs. 800 flash
light batteries. 300 35-mm,. films. 80 ex-
posures; pesus 200 zoo No dry cell batteries. 70
lumber. 700 gross solid brass screws,
welder's masks and shoe guards motor
sets 3hp motor on stand
wire, A-inch mesh; 1000 # music wire,
al lbs brass and steel furniture brads,
lot of new furnace parts, 10 3-inch sue
70 5-gal. drums shingle paint and STAIN
20 gals; Du Pont clear lacquer ! bbl
aoouer 5-sa arumS
sealer, ID steel steps. l steel cellar door.
complete; $500 #. aluminium angle. 24O
Jars aluminium cleaner. 200 ats Gllfspray.
! II pcs. lucite 400 pcs. plexiglaSs, 4 1000
lbs. graphite ring packing. 5000 fittings
tfor t copper tubing; 900 #. Of gang nuts in
6otoot lengths: 10000 anchor nuts, 5000
700 gas tank CAPS s56o gear ahf Shift KNOBS Knobs
8, 900 #. rubber channel, 5000. It. Neo-
prem prene tape; Pc all widths; 200 it. felt chan
real rubber speaking tube, 2.5OO #. rub
Der hose, lot sponge rubber, airplane inner
tubes: 650xlQ: 5000 #. electric wire; 100
for fluid brakes, 500 steel bends, sheets
stainless steel, 1000 lbs. rod steel. 736 lbs
aluminum and stainless steel welding. rod
90 nylon MEETINGS. 25 fiber cases, 300 pcs
fiber in strips, 1000 h-inch plugs. 1000
taper taper pins. 500 small cranks, 35 gals. paint
500 rubber mountings, 2 Holly
carburetors for B-24 planes, 5000 brass
packing nuts, flap and rudder chains. many
sleetrical sie parts for planes, 24-volt light
bulbs, diaphragm pumps, etc. Terms. cash
Immediate removal required. E. T. NEW
ELL e. CO, Inc, auctioneers, 8 E Sara
toga st. Baltimore 2. Md. Telephone
Evening star., 1946-03-10
By Jessie Font Evons

We will fail in our Christian duty
II we do not come to the rescue of
the starving and the homeless in
the war devastated areas, declares
Evening star., 1946-03-10

CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1913 14th st. NV, MI 955S; est. "a yrs
Thousands successfully prepared Let us
prepare you for civil service. Begin at once
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1913 14th St NV, MI 955S-Short rthand.
Pittman and Gregg; speed dictation; D
competitive exams. Begin at once IL
Evening star., 1946-03-10
FARMS FOR RENT.

RENT FREE-Farmhouse in poor repair
and with no conveniences to industrious
Maryland 25 miles Il N downtown Wash
ington. Some pasture and garden space if
deslreo; owner VIII install new ROOT pay
materials for modernization. Box 4SO-R.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
MOTORCYCLES.

NEW INDIANS FOR 1915! We are now
accepting orders for new la46 model
Indian motorcycles. Get your name in at
the top of the list Service on all makes
and models. INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
SALES, 81 9th st NV RE Ogl
Evening star., 1946-03-10
AUTO PAINTING.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AUTO PAINTING - Complete Job. S35 up
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa
ave. ext S.e, Ii 3639
Evening star., 1946-03-10

WANTED A FARM that has city con-
veniences. electric and one that coal or
gas is used for fuel five or six room
house. State facts, including annual
profit. Box 121-S. Star lOe
Evening star., 1946-03-10
TAxIS FOR RENT.

1871 FORD TAXICAB for rent, 12-hr.
shift. So; $50 deposit required: white
TAXI FOR RENT, 1941 Plymouth. FIR.
1850. 10
Evening star., 1946-03-10
FARMS WANTED.

ACRES, 5-room house. well.
all clear, for colored; Ducketsville, Md; 12
miles to D. C. line; 81 200. AT. 1897. 10
Evening star., 1946-03-10

VETERAN with GMC "a ton truck. needs
work: will haul anything, preferably steady
work: reas HO. 9700.
STAKE, by day or week or con-
tract. Call ER 414R 10
Evening star., 1946-03-10
Famed for Grace and Charm.

The widow of Capt. John Allan
Dougherty, U. S. N, who died while
serving as American naval attache
in China, Mrs. Dougherty is as
famed for her social grace and
Evening star., 1946-03-10

ITO A., 8 r., cleo. misc. outbldgs., water in
every field, 15 mi out, S15,750
New house, z r. and sun parlor, liz b.;
oil heat; u a.: IL mi. out nd. rd.; bus rt.,
II 600, DIR. B. L. POOLE, Herndon, Va.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22

Izohrazba, XII jo bodo vajenci
'prejeli v tel triletni rudarsko
yajeniski Soil, DO najboljsa pod
laga "a nadaljni studii ma visji
rudarski Soil, XII je ze v Celju,
vendar Sc ne vrsi onih nalog, XII
so "a MO predvidene. Ia vista
rudarska sola bo trajala tri leta
in DO IL ME mogoee prestopiti
ma rudarsko fakulteto.
Delovanje rudarske vajeniske
Sole v Zagorju in enakih Sol, Xxi
bodo Sc otvorjene, nam je maj.
boljse jamstvo "a strokovno in
politicno sposobnost vajencev
XII jo bodo posecali, "a naloge, Xxi
jih cakajo v bodoenosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22

Ljudstvu v prizadetih deze-
lah je posebno treba delovne
obleke ter cevljev, XII so trpezni
"a delo. LAM SO pretezno veci-
no obleke dali ljudje IL NEST in
vecjih krajev, kar pomeni, da
je bilo med zbrano obleko lie
malo delovne obleke in cevljev.
Ljudje v prizadetih dezelah pa
zelo potrebujejo vsakdanje oble-
ke, kar Jim je isto treba "a
opravljanje poljskih del, "a SOL
ske otroke, "a nakupovanje ma
trgu. Tudi razne gumijasto obu-
valo proti dezju in snegu bi bio
zazeljivo v mnogih dezelah, XII
jih je sovramik do dobrega iz-
ropal in oplenil. Ma Norveskem
je to limo najmanj tri milijone
ljudi brez potrebnega obuvala
proti snegu in mrazu. v Jugo-
slaviji bi potrebovali najmanj
pet milijonov parov cevljev in
! tam 81 kmetje zavajajo noge v
zakljevino ali v papir ko gredo
"a svojim poslom in opravki po
razdrapanih potih in cestah .
Istotako je v Grciji ter ma Poll
skem. Ma Filipinih nj mogo6e
kupiti par cevljev najcenejse
vrste "a $4,000.
Posteljne odeje in rjuhe so
tudi zelo potrebne ljudem v raz-
dejanih dezelah. V enem Emed
zbiralise, odkoder odpremljajo
domov bivse pregnance ter pri-
slime delavce, je morale spati ma
s slamo nagacenih vrecah in
brez odej kakih pet tisoe oseb,
XII so pref okusile terror nacij-
skin taborisc. Ker nj bilo zanje
odej, Sc nj dalo mic pomagati
Ii ljudje imajo m alo odpora
proti napadom raznih bolezni
ker so izcrpani in oslabeli. Anne.
ricani maj bi pomislili malo ma
VISA TAXA in enaka dejstva, ka'
dar darujejo "a splosno kampa'
MO zbiranja pomoci.
| UNRRA ter ma stotine dru
! 9Th organizacij sc zdaj trudi, ds
pokloni pomoe milijonom ne
|dolznih zrtev te strasne zadnje
vojne. Kar Sc ''je'v ia manner