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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-03-01
Sdvunnuh Club
Headed by
Mrs. Slotin

Chariot Slotin, well-known and
experienced professional photo
grapher, has volunteered to di-
rect the activities of the Jewish
Educational Alliance Photo
graphy Club, which was recent
ly organized. David Bergrin will
assist Mrs. Slotin.
Mrs. Slotin has had profess
sional training and experience in
photography, being graduate of
the New York Institute of Pho
Biography. For the past three
years, she has rendered volun-
teer service in doing portrait
and group photography at the
USO in Atlanta and at the Law
son General Hospital in Atlanta,
where she helped organize a
photography department for the
patients. She did professional
photography in New York and
has worked in the magazine and
free lance field.
Among the activities planned
for the Photography Club are
hikes and outings for scenic shots;
trips to the Savannah Camera
Club; training in developing,
printing, enlarging, and compost
ton; exhibits and contests. A
well-equipped dark room will be
available for club members at
the Alliance.
The following persons have al
ready joined the group: Joe Gal
pin, Sonny Rubnitz, Billy AL
perm, Marvin Rosenzweig, Mar
vim Lesser, Mickey Greenfield,
Richard Beberman, B. D. Ber-
man, Lois Mandell, Joy Bradley,
Pauline Dinerman, Meyer Fluke,
Mary Weitz Betty Jean Wolsen
and Harriet Levine.
A separate group for adults
will be formed at the Alliance if
there is sufficient interest. Adults
interested in joining such a
group may contact Jack Chill
nick or Mrs. Slotin at the ALI
ance.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-03-01
Can You Stop" This?

With that, sure enough Levine
goes up to Weizmann. He screws
up his courage and begins to
shout to Weizmann:
"Dr. 'Weizmann," he says :.
DR.. Weizmann," he repeats, cts
lime It's time, it's time, that
you should give me your auto
graph"
And that story recalls one that
used to be told of the late DR..
.Melammed. AS win be recalled,
Melammed, writer of a prose
style remarkable for its fluency,
was not so fluent in his speech.
he stammered.
One day, the story goes, Me-
damned went into a store to
ouy a pair of hose.
After seeing a pair which he
liked, he asked the price.
"Six dollars" said the clerk.
Melammed, who was a man
1ot' averse to bargain, replied:
'I'u give f. f. f. seven"
He couldn't quite make the
i've, so he offered seven dollars
instead.
The Melammed story is built
on the same general principle as
the Weizmann story a case
where we not only do not do
the thing we proclaim we will
10 - but actually the very re-
verse.
A similar specimen of the
same kind of story is the one
about the sutton, Goldberg. He
takes along his friend, Lavino-
1ich, as he goes to see the girl
he wants to make his wife.
Everything I say, Lavinovich,
you make larger, you under
stand?"
eyes, I understand" replies
Lavinovich.
The two come to the girls
house and sit in the parlor.
Goldberg begins talking to the
girl about his virtues and assets.
II have a little car, you know
he says to the girl.
"a little carl" interjects Law
inovich, "he has big stream
lined sixteen cylinder Cadillac. "
II have a modest little bust
ness" continues Goldberg.
HE has a business almost like
Rockefeller" interjects Lavino-
vich.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-03-01
BY David Schwartz
Copyright, 1916, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency Inc.)

O. AkAA% &A6CAACH 444CsI
have often thought that that
radio joke program on the air
should be called Can you Stop
this?" instead of "Can you Top
this?" but here am doing it
it myself.
The story I wish to tell is
about DR.. Weizmann. DIR. Weiz-
mann is himself a man with a
reputation as a story-teller, but
this is about DR.. Weizmann, not
by him. I got the story from
Isaac Carmel, director of Bnai
Zion.
AS is generally known, there
has always been group within
the Zionist fold who have al
ways bitterly fought Weizmann.
They have regarded him as, in
general, following a too moder-
ate policy. This story concerns
one of this group-a man whom
we shall call Levine.
Levine had what amounted to
phobia on Weizmann. Weiz-
mann, he would proclaim to
everyone who would listen, sis
the Jewish misfortune. He is the
source of our disaster. If it had
not been for his policies, the
Jewish Homeland would long
ago have been an established
eact." Such was a sample of the
usual Levine trade.
This obsession against Weiz-
mann grew to such an extent,
that he actually gave up his
business. Somebody must devote
himself full-time to warning the
Jewish people of the menace of
Weizmannism.
One day there was a Zionist
convention which Weizmann al
so attended. Levine was there,
of course-and he stood in the
lobby berating and damning
Weizmann to all who would lis
ten
Finally, one man says to LIE.
vine: well, Levine, if you fee.
that way about it, why do you
talk to us-why don't you 60 up
to Weizmann and tell him these
things to his face"
II WILL" said Levine.
"I'n wager you a hundred dol
lars that you WON'T" said the
man.
II will, I'll show you," said
Levine.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-03-01

20 course, I have a little
cough" admits Goldberg.
"A little cough, he has," says
Lavinovich, 'he has tuberculos-
is"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-03-01

These pounds Of and other Passover
supplies being shipped the Jewish by the Joint Dis
On Committee which receives its funds from the nation
wide campaign Of the United Jewish Appeal D Passover food and
being from the United States and Palestine
Jewish survivors, especially those in the displaced
Germany The lfesavng the JDC the United
Palestine Appeal and the National Refugee Service supported by the
of through the unprecedented $0OOO campaign Of the
United Jewish Appeal
Evening star., 1946-11-24
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING BUICK station wagon to Mex
sengers,, References exchanged. Can AD
ssS osaa sansrs sttr dry.T
Buick sedan. an new tires, fine machaniea
eoIsts sonaition; m rnt to MinnsspoIis' Mimi ane
Nov. s5. Returning esn about fSSa Dec. !. WI WI
take 3 passengers. Ref absolutely neces.
sapy moye fos VIII sxsnsnEe Very
DRIVING pans 70 aAsTERN n tennessee iaSsi soon
Desire passenger to share. Phone j. Will
1tofHsi YoTNG MAN o1S Would like to ride to ca,if
about Dec 19-20-21. Am excellent driver
To San Francisco preferred. Box 25d-z
GENTLEMAN s LEN driving to Lonswood. rla.,
drH.r or 2 Assist in driving Must be sood
TAxICAB to Army-Navy game, $50 round
trip; room for five. MR.. DILLEY. 1915
! Riders TO CINCINNATI OHIO. Leave
tNe suitcases Box 1917, Star
e., Can take ), Cali MR. sURNE, 1siS NIE. Il.
TSASINS II Srseo, foS Nov vicinity 2t Mepphis Tenn
morning. Ney. Take e. Giebe 6si :
e Ri Gs ssns Ea 2sss MonssS psiret
wednesday afternoon, Nov. 27.. Returning
SYp1SSEsy' G11SEy' gee; dda snare expenses Mr..
ri sss e New 9ort sd css in s4e
Plymouth. call for and deliver at both ends;
leave wed. afternoon 9th. return sun.
TWo GIRLS want ride to Youngstown,
Ohio: leaving Wednesday evening. RE
DRIVING sHAMoKIN, PA. THANKSGIVING;
take M two; Call Temple 436I.
WANTEDE;Transp. from 4th and R. /. ave.
Cali North, oa47 Sundays ali 's: day: fet after 8
DRivTNG 6iai To SAN DIEGO and Los Angeles
sbout Nov. a6-27; can take 2; references
DRIVING TO CHARLOTTE. N. C., Tuesday;
CLEVELAND. OHI0--Can take several pas
sengers; leaving Wednesday pm; return
Sgnds%y IN w Ex, $500, Ext 2425. before D.
aaANTAi Az = rsts GA M Annnliston. nl Ala Noys .6
labY LAD 2 Desires dsla g RIDE % to st. petersburs
Fla, Immediately. Ho, lls0.
MIhII-Gentleman driving 1871 Dodge,
YOUNG LADY asSsS WANTS RfDE hSEaie te HendsT-
son, N. G.. Wednesday after pm. Gail
WASH. AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-sbare-
car owners same destination. Private Sc
dams daily. Miami, Calf. and ali points
West; refs. sxch: 2a Mass. RE. $3.50. "a:
PIse tsG 20 MIAMI in about days
DRfvING' f 'af abfAYroNA BEACH next Week,
take. three. reference. TIE. 3225, call to
LADY DRIVING TO Florida about Dec. /
will take 2 persons; share expense; prefer
couple. Box :35-Z, Star. 24s
MIAMI-Gentlsman will assist in drying.
ARMY ARMY on Or NAVY NAVY OFFICER to drive olds-
mobile club coupe to Long Beach, Calf, to
bs delivered on or before Dec. 80. Phone
Evening star., 1946-11-24
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. pur-
chased and traded, repaired quickly; rea-
es M yrS rsr saf sRs
co; con,Sn 5ls i I.th cBond Bldg }, RE, ssss.
RE LIT UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S]RsIsG Z aSD CANVAS SERVICE COM
Court NV: tx. ssSs, sN eves.. Ex. s75ss 81 '0n
Eihds kte 1on sse Fl Il
BRIckWoRk9specis,izng in building.
hand day and night; free est. II. GoLD-
STEIN. 1875 D St ne. FIR. 4416. Us
BUILDING and remodeling by responsible
Church 2s51-M Sat. Sun and evenings.
CAMERAS, movie equipment repaired by
experts: all foreign and domestic makes.
CAMERA REPAIRiNG. cali : FULLER M i b
d'ALBERT. INC. National 4712. s15 10th
CARPENTER wants iosbing and repair
CARPENTRY-Call Us, for your carpentry
ba sRa to Ssae oed.r cs csTS VIZ 4sf sss brick bars
ss cARsPsfESSTiTERNG: general house repair
ing, home remodeling; painting. porches.
nd prses asss a es casa Vi s
cARPENfRYMBuiiding. calspfi W Ri W remcdslins. re-
PaldIns WoRTH co A RAJ terms 4sis arra'sed, ANS
CARPENTER-Porehes inclosed. recreation
rms. partitions. shelving, steps; WEN6
GakPENTRf HatHH BuHIDfSG, TS repairins, a re-
modelling, shelving. partitions, inclosed
porches, build closets, cab'ts.. store eo1n-
CEMENT FLOORS laid in colors: looks lust
like asphalt tile, Big saving. Call bet.
Cleaning II M Nof Of upholstered furniture and
sensational results guaranteed; work done
Clocks aE kEPAfkEDasstel II No alarm and
ess AZ types Ab spsk % stS ifsyee 4
ePPosTaEs Ps Ii EfSEs.7 Ea$7s garden benches. fences,
saass ssaed re NA sE Co.'S sssfas ps sth
C "ohT T '" work guaranteed uneoneisionsiiys.
DEVELOPING FILMS, printing. enlarging.
See BRENNER'S EXPERTS, 933 Pa. ave.
nv. nv. , opposite Department OF Justice.
viii pay you double the price of the dying Ing
If you don't fnd our dyeing beautiful. We
Es gGsE oo daOsssn IN ave
DYEfNG and waterproofing our speciality:
hod s s 81 Phons soh MR sns
prompt service. ToM.s EIEcTRIceS SHOE. assP,
ELEC. RANGE, dishwasher and disposal
:sssi I3aa 9th uafsn.esf st. nM. Ap S59s WS9
ELECTRICIAN, veteran, licensed in D. c..
Md. and Va; old and new homes wired !;
extra outlets installed. II. 4sl1 go
ELECTRICIAN. veteran. bonded old and
new houses wired, fixtures and outlets
installed. w. F. CARPENTER, AT 1928
35s
ELECTRIC FIXTURES and wiring, repaired
and installed. Licensed D. c., Md. and Va.
Day and night service TR. 4315. "a
repairs; old houses . specially REGAL
ELECTRlC CO., 1909 Ga. ave. RA. 1901.
FLOORS sANDED AND REfINISMED by
fLooRs sANDED AND REFINIsHED-old
White mech. n MORRIS. sH. 2277. 80
Evening star., 1946-11-24
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PIANO INSTRUCTION, for children and
adults by experienced teacher; certihcates
REGG sna ss5sFesfss N M
teacher. beginners, review, speed dictation;
cny or
and typist--book 81 10: professional gem
ersl tests, $IS1 course 8 dietasion and snd typ
FRENCH-Private instruction and con-
versation practice by highly cultured widow
e sspt Hs6srt s eon3s S5s
AtgAfo tAeS is bR1y1Sa scHooh o. Of CIV WASH,
E6RS IT6 SSsf LIN st T M less essy
shorthand in 30 days private tutoring; in
SsefeT.' tese6er Can & Sa1 NE 4sss ' between 80
GOOD PAY JOBS offered trained auto
in a few hours weekly learning welding.
hish vases or your own business WITS Wits
sNsh LIssoss Esa ssz eapsr.need ssr teacher s
SD S1 s5S ME- oSAcfh ,ssytoao
lessons only. For appointment cali Ex.
CoMPToMETER COURSE. easy to learn;
touch typing free with course; top-salaried,
S40-S50 wk; position open; start, BOYD
sG6f nES2aw sfs coGhsE e. N Ma shoFssnd s3s
chimes New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. MA. 233S.
WILL ACCEPT a limited number Of stu
dents in violin clarinet, guitar, Hawaiian
Guitar: tar, pian9 no. Is$8 BS 2 st ne FR 0l3g,
training in all subjects; day. night and
oSGrs flssSeS get cur free cataSsne
D. c. requirements and GI training, 1910
N. Y ave, NE. 777S: estab 1918.
STENoGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. BEGINNERS and refresher
courses in shorthand. tipping. bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est.
2S yrs. Accredited. Approved GI school.
INQUIRE now. MA. 233S.. BOYD SCHOOL,
1888 F st. topp. Capitol Theater.)
10 years associated with Estelle Ljeb-
ling. teacher of Maria Jeritza. Galli-
Curci. Jessica Dragonette and many others.
Is ACCEPTING 2 limited number of pupils
Saa aopESs ES TIA gTksAsiNrNG in beauty culture. all
iiSsssis iSr tTsnas ssan ADVEsEsd y a0YsEaia TEH
GREGG 4 PTTTMAN sHoRiTaAND.0 type
writing, and individual instruction: day
and evening classes LAKE SCHOOL. 1101
Vermont ave. Lat L STD NV. DI. 1114.
RUSSIAN LANG. by native teacher Of Rus
sia; convers. less, full course, pvt. instr:
successful method. 1914 Conn. ave, g-IO
g n1, S,1 Pm; PETER; Ho. a562; "a.
questions and answers, 81. BOND BOOK
SHOP 493 New York ave. NV; %.
TRANSLATOR, English, Spanish; Spanish
for. deliver; Spanish classes. TIE. 1859.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
"
.UJSINFSS

ADM. SECRETARY. s.. 700 IT.; 125 w,p.m,
in shorthand; must be neat; exceptional
once. See Miss Reed. Room 204. head
of steps, PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G
st NV. Ma. 5000.
equipment; sal. and com. Salesman. adv,
sal and commission. Paint salesman,
$3.50 mo- ane com. See Mr.. Byrd at
PERSONNEL SERVICE 1911 G st. ma.
FRENCH ENG. SEC, $500 d.: Span
ish Eng stenoR., $500 up: 1tslian-EnR.
stenog.. $4,000: some of these will pay to
$500 See Miss Lee or Miss White at
eOYD'S, 1883 F. ma. 1888.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
REPAIRS srd SERVICES.

WINDOW vALANCEs--Wood yaiances de-
interior decorstion: cabinets. bookcases,
screens, etc, designed especially for you.
Call CYTELL. Exhibits and Crafts, DE.
USED CxhiERAS potght and sold FULLER
4 fALHERT, INC. Slb 10th ST. NV.
ATTENTION, GENERAL CONTRACTORS
IF you want to subcontract your paper
hanging, call SAMUEL LERNER. RA. 1920.
no THAT CARPENTER JOB MOVIE
modelipg, repairs. cabinetwork. Sligo
PHONE L. 021-Contractor Of brick and
repair work. GEORGE w, HENSON. 35
years In Washington, d. C. a5s
ATTENTION BUILDERS and contractors!
We manufacture window frames and sash.
Call WA. 3491 go
Evening star., 1946-11-24
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
IDDITIONS. ALTERATIONS.T

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, concret,
p1Esesf PEE EraRa asRseiilss pfstn Cement work BAN
ALUMINIUM combination storm windows;
snn or eye MR Sss pa
woss basement a1es
OLAS MALLUS, North 4300. "a
COMBINATION ALUMINIUM storm window
with stainless steel screen. Buy now. start
aik eokFoET SIT Ca gan Ho s9r so se estimate
COMPLETE home remodeling. carpenter
repairs, painting, cabinet made to order
shelving; free est, G. L. PIERCE DI. .ssaooo sooo
sstnssss wIEs & AND 6s.ssiss %aos ssFs
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning, par
9Set gn lHsa inHstalsstions: Bruce finishes; FLOOR
sin ave. NO. 2215.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK-specialize In
41S6. oRME g. MILLER. --24
INTERIOR Observation-Disclosures de-
tional; from Michigan; varnished wood
sSa5. isstr RE, s4s4. MILLER MILL Re'efen'es. 10
iron w0ERTiTs a6r sssspss rslings an ligh'
fsaee'qIsi fNc NA s9sS WIZ DUPONT IRON WoE.s
PxiNTING AND DECORATING - Floors.
Redecorate. your home now and freshen
-
reasonable, prices, estimates without obi
cations. Floors sanded ara waxed. Terms
or cash. Z. A, MARsEGLIA, vet, ia. Ill.
PAINTING. fAPERING-Dutch BOY lead
linseed Oil: foorsi work guar; refs: white
mech, Estab; 1925. GILBERT 4 HAMIL-
kEMoDELiNG storm windows. roofing
sisHg siding sEGyEITY HOME IMPROVE
NJ MENT I,Ssoi,Is Go1 nc. S4os Georgia ave. NV
REMODEL. modernize your home now
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL. INsTAI-
kocFs sbs S sesoi fANTr Mii sSs pxPkRSSG MI isS9
ssss I iEes ssfIHssfs c6
STONES. fagstone. cinder blocks. oualit,
and artistic stonework to suit your taste
retaining wall flag walks. cement drive
walls. terraces or walks now, and be ready
ErSs,MY A ,MYAEsIEaLIA; sSISIdA;s vet; "a. Iils. -
ssss. HYHTTsviLLEE &c cosTRAcfiNe ssfiassfs eo co
pairs. coMMuNITY fssoSTfas coNTRAcroRs. rs vi VI
ySsai MsTrkPnoopisc. kP oaf an kinds. have you,
FREE sl SS ss s.rk
cAuLFiELp coRP for Johns Inn -Mansiii, Niii
?sSaang sao aRd ns ssd Zone sse 'G5m so 4iaS ESdovs
LET US ESTIMATE ON your carpenter
work, painting, paper hanging. plasterins
and remodeiing. Forches, recreation roomi
s ss ao ~ snlSn %f'aaaSf sER
If you WANT PATNTING. Kem-Toning
carpentry. cement work and ODDS and end,
ATTENTION, GENERAL contractors II
you went 70 subcontract your paper hang
ATTENTION. Virginia residents - Attic.
finished, recreation rooms added, porches
inclosed; roofing, siding, other remodelingi
terms OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING
RITE NOW PAPERHANGERs get 1t done
for Xmas. First-class mechanics. Cal
Mr.. PRICE. Ii. 2007.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
EMpLoYMENT SERVICES Gent,

| BUSINESS
BOoKKEEPERS, $50 wk. ID; ne. section.
GOOD once; comptometer oper.. NV. $40
phone operator, $l50 mo-; biiinsuai typist
ton salary See Miss knight for efhcient
81 HEEsHsoSNEL az SERVICE. 1911 st. NV.
sfATihstfficAL. sfi $500 tm); statist,c.l
fGlaasmaa fenanse ems espsr rnar.s sradts main
M ssosH Eiss sERSRE ESRgSsHRass sft &
TTEAcGERs II coLLEGE-Architecture
$500 up Humanities. $1,000 tssnsssS to 81 .ooo.
sS sss'aaslI otasis enE olYs THAcaEss RhSss
SALES DETAILER--Drns Or cosmetic;
EESsalls aaEacs. sE ss.as5s ss
" 42nd S., ~ x e.
ibrarE twsAMTEDccIlsss seonSes
e e Sa5 81; 900; high school and elementary. 70
EawaRk. WI Res sso5 Sd 5salsipors aM5mwisbd Md IL de-
Ms srse o,gsa required. BoyD's 1885 r,
statesmen, auto parts and sup. sal and
com motor club merib. and ms. al
training possible; $500 mo. and com, !:
EPr Essassr sHsvics ssHHGsssi temp 1S s4s wk MUTUAL
LEATHER REPAIRMAN. $50 week. stero
%an oprs ES s1s mo ssryiee
sookkERfEEr9SisfsA ss lkla s I. 9E IA. ssSd ssSs mo-
ssE.ssosa snsssoss osa Spr tHsns %snisor
statistical. $500 mo- secretariai. various 1issS
PossipsIons, W; 490-S2 900 yr. MUTUAL
GMfL. GattL SERVICE, 171o q st. NV, Ma
sTEN0GRAPHER, $50 wk; must be expr,
stenog. some bookkpr.; 40-hr. wk.;
r,omnto%mpa..t. ~. n,,... 90. -,
once clerks. 5-dsy wk; $35 wk.
see Miss Morgan at BoYD'S. 1893 r.
PHYSICIST. $4,000 (M.5-Ph. D. degree
eefiSPsss eiS snsinssl stth n n e En- s5oos $1,000
EfSn9nist EissspIe snanesr n A. Sssse $500
BIOLOGIST, PHI. D.; $1,000
For select positions, see US test 30 yrs.).
B0YDS, 1888 +. Ma, ,33S.
MEDICAL SEC, $500 F.)-Expr.: inter-
eSting work
Sec. advertising exec. Sa,4Oo.
stenog., personnel ONCE: near b. G.: S45.
s sEasoNNEI M aee' sERVncE ESan 0s ISL Isl. sfS 1
SECRETARY, $1,000 tF.D--For library;
college grad -.
stenog.. business consultant. 5000 mo,
stenog.. embassy; neat: future: $ISo mo.
Stenoe., publication: S45 to $50 wk.
Stenog;, trade assoc: $2,100 yr.
Spanish-Eng. secretary. $1,000 up
Need 100 new applicants daily for interest,"
ing openings lest. 2S yrs). BOYDS,
1888 r MA. 233S.
Fo3pKkEEPER. Doh $50 wk. p.,-Full
Bookkpr.. asst. const; S45 wk
Typists, several to $40 wk. u
FORD EMP. SERVICE, 71S 14th NV
RADIO ENGINEER, experienced in design
ana testing OF electronic gear, transformer
Nutrition adviser. experienced health
programs, NJ. S. Eutrition. $500 per mo-
Nurse-R. N. experienced health pro-
gram, S2l 5 per mo
Laboratory technicians, day, $500 a
mo.
Clerk-typists-S14O to $3.50 mo.
PERSONNEL SERVICES, Cos Wash. Bldg.
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R0oKKEEPER. $50 wk. F.)-Fuli
charge; expr.
Bookkpr. asst const.; S45 wk.
Typtsts several. to $40 Wk
FORD EMP. SERVICE, 71S 14th NV.
Evening star., 1946-11-24

FLOORS sANDED AND REFINIsHED--old
White mech. n. MORRIS. sH. 2277. 80
Evening star., 1946-11-24

g niu ~ sSN"0aiie. SaA III -o~i oas anu Sse-
ROOF REPAIRING Of all types. gattsring:
& sola BROWN Co. Sis franklin St. ne, sS j 10.
RoaoSFs. SIDING. ASBESTOS or brick; Work
sres eosTRAcfN sisaesff Wa Co s4se
ROOFING, guttering, storm sash insu,at-
ing, painting; no, job too large or. small:
sbs Res GGTTKkN yeFf EEsG saaraniei Ra
s. ssEateg lmaseS Tn lpasdiste service. WILLIAM II
RooFING soos1Md T TiNsiSG sS painting roof paint
call Mr.. sHIPLEY. GE. 415s.
ROOFING AND SIDING, Johns Manvilie
with cnstom.mad @ Cabinets; tss long tsn tsrms
ING Co. OIL. 2200
from ss ss s to Iso 81
SEWING MAcH1NEs-why .worrya aave
sEWTas sssEsWlRTaasse fa aadH dHHf RaafRaarRswe afRa INSPECT G
oil and adjust any make. SO cents; quick
1sHHlsa THasksGfVISa CIV " Cabins, family scenes
sands rsns @sn st1 & your pess srssSs %
limited nnmber open. 81 4715 and GL'
STORM WINDOWS. triple- action type;
work guaranteed: free estimates. WA.
S4s6. HYATTSvILLE CONTRACTING CO.
TILE REPAIRING, new installation by
veteran: % years experience. ARAfANI
BRoS: IA $500: or RA.. 303S.
TYPEWRITERS cleaned, oiled and adjusted.
All work guaranteed. RE. 1I7f UNITED
TYPEWRITER Co. Si3 14th NV.
UPHOLSTERIfG-Ycur furniture sturdily
rebuilt with select fabrics at reasonable
prices; free estima ties cheerful:y furnished
FOLIAGE UPHoLSTERINGC CO., Ma. 6170.
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, ssc up to
3 TT, wide and Z IT, long. Have your blinds
method. WASHINGTON SHADE a. AVN
ING CO. 2021 9TH NV. DU.. 5000.
MACHINES, guaranteed expert
service. all makes; also refrigeration and
other appliances. CO. 322S.
WASHING MACHINES repaired. all makes,
delivery. GARY APPLIANCE CO., 2375
z. I ave. ne. DU 1900. --2,s
makes; guaranteed work. RELIANCE, 1343
9th st. NV. AD. z575.
Evening star., 1946-11-24

SECKETARY, 5000 (F.)--For library
college grad.
stenog. business consultant. 5000 mo.
Stenog., ensineer; good at fig, $50 wk.
Stenog-, embassy; neat: future: S17Q mo.
Stenoe., publication; SAB to $50 wk.
Stenog., trade assoc. S2,100 yr,
Spanish-Eng secretary. $1,000 up
Need 100 new applicants daily for interest
ing openings Test; 2S yrs). BOYD'S.
Evening star., 1946-05-10

Under d. c. la,Cs, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three tull days and
receiue the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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Albert Yer Vernon, n e; e.. and Georgia Alexander.
Thomas kirby. g, Fort Belvoir. and vir-
james nea Rhsn. ar1Wn' 2s e. L isos q asle. St
1sula Persons, II. soS AcEer. st:
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Mario seijas: 2l, 1920 Fuller st. NV. and
phyi1s 1an Fs4m ApinEton' 2l' Idaho Hail. Ariins-
Joseph Coleman, 20. Naval Receiving Sta
,ion, and Hazel Fades. @6. 1928 Cliff
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Joseph GimI5 poYle. ahSt "a. and Mary Kozsrs, 80
Robert Polkinghorn, 81. l42 Iyanhoe st.
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Robert Bechthold, "A, s15 s, Edgewood St,
Arlington. Va. and Evina Fish, 30
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George Harley ds. l6bn ,6bnso Montsllo w aye
Hall. Twenty-first st. and Oklahoma
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Lewis Thompson. 80, Carver Hall, 2nd and
fg1s T5ip Sd Sd st. TN, NV. anu N"'' ~
Shelton Crumpler, jr., 21, 404 Peabody |
st. ne. and Thelma Benedict, 20. 1925
Robert Pitts. SO. and Jean Milsom. IS.
both of Brandywine, Md.
Issued at Rockville.
Pete H. Sebastian, jr., %. Cincinnati, Ohio
and Virginia Browning, 2l, Terra Haute.
Ind.
Eugene Bell. 81. Washington, and Mollie
Davis, 20, Suffolk. Va
Jesse L. Day, 23, Gaithersburg, and Mabel
E. Ricketts,, 1s. Rockville.
Edward J. Larson, E6. Mcdonald Ohio,
and Mary E. Mussetter, %, Germantown.
Louis E. Lau. 3s, Chicago. Ill. and Mary
Nina Underwood, 81. Silver Spring.
James A. Spencer, .22, and Lois, J. Chad
dock. 81, both of Bellaire, Ohio.
Donald Raymond De Witt, 20, and Cath
crime Mary Reilly. II. both Of Washing
ton.
Robert S. Stone. 81, Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
and Marie Ewanus. q, Washington.