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Evening star., 1947-11-30
Zionist Pioneer Group
Reported QuodrupIed
BY fhe A.sesiatsd Pres.

CHICAGO. Nov. 29-Miss Marian
Kay. New York City. tonight told
the Oath annual convention OF jun
ior Hadassah that the General
Zionist Pioneer Group Of America
CPlugat Aliyah had quadrupled its
membership in the last year.
Miss Kay, addressing the closing
session OF the young women's Zion
ist organization, said there are now
$50 members of Plugat Aliyah in
America and rs living In Palestine
The group consists Of young Jewish
men and women who are preparing
to go to Palestine to assist in i'm
migration, colonization and the
tasks Of statehood" Miss Kay said.
Miss Zelda Funk, Brooklyn, N. Y.
was reelected national president of
Junior Hadassah.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
home, as We are making every efor.

home, rs We are making every enof1
to do this year."
William M. Werber, former big
league ball player, chairman Of the
Prince Georges County Unit, said
that Of so section groups Of volun-
teers in the County, "a already have
met or exceeded their quotas. Dis
tance handicaps also face the SOC
volunteers Of his unit, he said.
1--WE have all our bases covered
he reported, land we're just work
ing on the play that will give us a
chance to bring in a home run"
The county unit has raised $29, ,345
from 1000 people scattered over its
486 square-mile area. A balance
Of $14,6 remains to be raised.
The next general campaign re-
port meeting will be held at 12:15
pm. Tuesday at the Burlington
Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
Chest
Continued From First Page)

are asked to give where they work,
every housewife will be asked to
join the Chest Federation with a
contribution of her own.
"Neighborliness" Seen Help.
He said the "neighborliness" OF
the visits to suburban homes by the
campaigners Is valuable to the
Chests and to the increase in the
public's understanding of the 125
Red Feather agencies they support.
II believe that these units would
be able to report greater progress
right now If they were not handi-
capped by the great number of call
back visits required" he declared.
1--WE must remember, too, that the
delay apparent in the analysis of
their progress may be explained to
considerable degree by the numbers
of county residents who work, and
contribute to the drive where they
work, in Washington. 1t should be
pointed out that the suburban
Chests are allocated more than Is
raised in their own territories"
Average Is Nearly $40.
Mr.. Foley said the average gift of
the 20,757 suburban contributors is
almost $40, despite the fact that a
large percentage of the gifts to the
campaign come from homemakers
themselves.
Leading the suburban group Is
Alexandria, where 78 per cent OF
the $4,000 quota has been pledged.
The towns 1000 volunteers have
still to bring in about $12,703.
Marvin L. Wilson, campaign unit
chairman, said approximately 1855
have contributed.
Collecting the contributions from
these 1855, he said, took nearly 49,
900 calls. Some Alexandria solicitors
reported they visited as many as
SIS persons to get one contribution.
A report meeting OF the Alexandria
Unit will be held at 1915 pm.
Wednesday at the George Mason
Hotel. Campaigners of the unit
have set up a careful re-checking
system to insure that all prospects
have either contributed or have been
asked to give
One Travels 400 Miles.
In Fairfax County, volunteers
working under the leadership of
Comdr. Keith Merrill. unit chair
man, have used their own auto
mobiles to travel as far as 400 miles
to bring in campaign contributions
One solicitor said she drove that
distance to get $26 from a total of
10 prospects, it was reported.
The county has raised about 81
per cent of it's 43,200 quota. Comdr
Merrill said so many new housing
developments have gone up recently
in sections of the county that COM
plete organization of teams of solici-
tors has not been possible this year
In Arlington, 1900 volunteers have
produced SO per cent Of their $53, 900
quota. UJit Chairman Edmund D.
Campbell said he believed the work.
Evening star., 1947-11-30

Of their quota. and the unit as a
whole has nearly 81 per cent of its
s124,O quota.
'It has been very heartening to
me-" she said, Ito note the response
of teachers in the schools to the
drive, and to realize how they have
helped to. interpret work of the
Chest-supported agencies for the
pupils"
Persistence Seen Needed.
ut takes time and lots Of PEI
sistence," she said, Ito get to every
Evening star., 1947-11-30
Editors Name Group
TO Confer on MAKING
Atom News Available
BY The Assoeiofsd Press

A committee of the American So
ciety of Newspaper Editors was
named yesterday to confer with the
Atomic Energy Commission on max
ing available to the American peo-
pie information on the development
Of atomic energy.
The committee, named by N. r.
Howard, editor Of the Cleveland
News and president of the ASNE, is
composed Of Gideon Seymour, ex-
ecutive editor of the Minneapolis
Evening star., 1947-11-30

ers would be able to bring in the
balance during the next IA days.
Rosslyn Area Fills Quota
One entire residential section,
which includes Rosslyn and half of
Clarendon, has raised 100 per cent
of its quota, and Mr. Campbell said
he was confident several 100 per
cent teams would be announced
soon.
Mrs. P. Landon Banfield, chair
man OF the Montgomery County
Unit, reported the county public
schools have brought in 80 per cent
Evening star., 1947-11-30
School Transfer Is Topic

Parents Of students at Browne
Junior High School will meet at the
school auditorium, Twenty-fourth
and Benning road NE, at 8 pm.
tomorrow to discuss the recent
transfer of white schools in the
area for colored use. The Board
of Education directed that Blow and
Webb Elementary Schools, both in
the Northeast section, be made
available for use by colored stu
dents.
Evening star., 1947-11-30


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Evening star., 1947-11-30

The widest use of high-purity oxy-
gen is in the oxyacetylene processes
for cutting and Welding metals.
Evening star., 1947-09-24
HELP MEN and WOMEN,

COUPLE, man to handle livestock and gar
den. woman for general housework: mod
way about 40 miles from Washington.
Reply, giving qualifications and salary ex-
nected: viii arrange for appointment.
Box 2E2-E. Star. OK
COUPLE. colored. to live in: wife. COOKING
and some cleaning; man. general house,
FARM CoUPLE-Man to care for out
side work on 80 acre estate mr. Mt. Vernon,
Va; must be capable gardener and IN,
miliar with tending livestock. maintaining
and operating power equipment. exper,
all sorts general farming and maintenance
work. Woman to cook or do house work
on full or part time basis: couple must
be sober, reliable and Industrious: excel,
modern house and good salary; state
whether or not have own car and whether
any children. Post once box 335 Alexan
FxKMANENr EMPLOYMENT. ambitious
women and men. no exper. REQ. Can make
%Rgg e gafs SnhSs sI.iasi Apply sas H st, nx see
TALENT. AL rYPEs.-ror radio, is teisvi-
sion programs; recording for sponsor audi
fGR sasf e yoca q Artist ssss 81 bss4
IN our Southeastern University Choral So-
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
sharEe Give voice and phone number.
Evening star., 1947-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIAMONDS. old jewelry and silver wanted
CO, 1923 y st. NV. MR $40
ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started
xsDt part sTe tax rssSrns
dAs WaTEk suf asxrERs, g. So oE 10 ssat sa
automatic; no cash needed; small MONTH!
payment; immediate Installation. D. A
STANSBURY. Ii. 3029.
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-wate,
heating plants; no cash needed: small
ENVELOPES PRfNTED. fast service, No
,6A, $3.50 per NJ; No. 10, S5.17 per NJ; "a
10. WV. 10 NJ lots: Savings on all types
8fzMIdtSbs 8fa Its s. SE JEwEki ri sSS9
CAPITOL cAFTToL BRONZE Gos.Noatiicee Co. Nai eSsf' 81 dis.
selution-Notice Is hereby given that
the partnership heretofore subsisting be.
tween us. the undersigned. Michael Parist
and Paul Giorno, heretofore carrying or
e wssh.ngton,, ?: e. under the, style ol
nrm Of Capitol Bronze Co., has been dis.
solved by mutual consent as and from the
18th day of August, 1947. All debts due
to and owing by the said late firm vii
be received and paid respectively by J
Azsseountants. A. 5l4 Washington Building
y Aasast is MeaAEL Rasfd "a PHRsE ash ssi 81
a1oRNo 747 7Sansf0n; 10Th St. se. - wasninsson nH9
HAND PAINTING done on blouses. hand
kerchiefs, bedspreads, etc. Call TR. 1895
Sc: after $3.50 pm. weekdays, all day
Evening star., 1947-09-24
SAlESAAEN.

REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-An excellent
opportunity Is open for man Of ability
and experience, selling tn the bsttsr-elass
doing large volume Of business: excellent
earnings. Give age and experience. Our
sales force has been informed Of this ad
SALES I sSiai MANxGER si for yohns-Manvilie roof
ing and siding. real opportunity for 2
who = ssDs5s Of sis sesps Ssvd deals ss4 snd
4. q A. CO. 25l4 cath St. ne. THURSDAY
morning, 9 to H. or phone MI. 1887 for
spnHaasMmsSe: saEEsMEN&we need young men to sell
speciality goods that are in great demand:
prefer men who have had good record
in outside door to door or similar type OF
leads: LIBERAL salary and commission. See
Mr. Farren. KITS. 1880 G st. NV. "a
statesmen and sales managers with carsl
dsfses oas has coep opennss for
less cookware. cali WILLIAM CURTIS
Tw. s045. to make appt. for interview
sALEsMEN-we have recently released a
new product for distribution in the Wash
II few sns are Is sear
want to earn $50 or more per week from
tn. sss5. F9s hesnSe
sALEsMEN-If you, have . proven sales
record yon need not know our line. We
q
viii teach you. We sell television, Bendix
washers. to cordless irons. Salary and
commission Apply before 10 am. DIS
TRIcT HARDWARE CO.. 2146-4s ST.
statesmen, clothing and furnishings: ex-
eel. opportunity for ambitious, capsble
men who have exper, in selling clothing
answer. BOX sSo-E. Star.
Statesmen. for direct selling Of the most
modern and unique home electric appliance
Apply MAsoN-KIRBY CO., Room 90. end
So9r; rsEss l2ss st, :. NV; ;sw,;nr,.,.. v,u;na
travel, who can really merchandise and
sell nationally advertised drug products.
Generous newspaper ADVERTISING to sup
port sales. Key retail outlets and whole
salers only: no detailing. Good productive
territory. Car essential Drawing ac-
count 500 weekly against liberal commits
sions. Submit successful record with ref
erences In strictest confidence. JOHN
sALEsslEN. clothing. sxper,ensed. to work
evenings from 8 TO 9. LINCOLN CLOTH
1ERS 1874 18th st. NV, DU. o37b. Us
Evening star., 1947-09-24
SALESMAN tcont. } .

SALESMEN, openings for men Of ability
integrity and capacity for hard work, in
real estate ONCE specializing In selling
only; congenial ONCE work win give you
wholehearted cooperation. Apply CARTER
REALTY CO., 2SI3 14th st. NV. DU.
5067 -6063 -25
TWO thoroughly experienced real estate
ion il you qualify. caii in person,
WILLIAMS REALTY CO., 3SO6 Wilson
blvd. OW. 6161 or 6162. pa
LIFE INSURANCE-Liberal commissions
plus guaranteed salary for sale and service
OF weekly premium debit. monthly and
regular ordinary life insurance. Also have
openings, for several canvassers to build
white debts only. Guaranteed salary. plus
commissions. No limits as to commits
sions paid; set your own salary. Men pre-
fsrred between the ages Of 80 and As
eau MA. $3.50 for appointment, or 902 @
st, nv. before 10 am so
SALESMEN t2). with car. free to travel:
exclusive territory. selling business men
onlys our men earn S100 to $500 and over
per week; guarantee. Apply in person
with car. to MR.. LAMAR, 1928 L ST. NV.
Evening star., 1947-09-24
HELP MEN.

ACCORDION PLAYER to accompany plan
Apply in person only. BENNY's, see i4th ti
AccoUNTANT-Leadin casualty insur-
ance co. viii train general accountant as
travelling payroll auditor; salary and ex-
penses while learning: must be "a to 81,
single, avail. for travel. Write. stating age,
education, experience and phone Box
S69-E Star. ga
Evening star., 1947-09-24

When ansUering ddrerttse-
mentS addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
: papers OF personal Dalue. Ad-
Derttsers often Jail to call tcr
all replies addressed to q Star
hor number and this mail is
destroyed if remaining oUer 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
Evening star., 1947-09-24
TOMORROW.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers
Once furniture. BY auction at Wesch-
September Is, commencing 1880 am
Al double pad desks, So single pad desks,
20 twists chairs. 125 side chairs, 90 swivel
long-carriage typewriter, 35 steel legal ant
letter full suspension filing cabinets 25(
new 3x5,. Axe and 5xS card file cabinets
Now on view. Take elevator to fifth floor
BY order WAR ACTIVITY ORGANIzA-
TON AND OTHER CONSIGNORS. q
Evening star., 1947-09-24
FUTURE
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON, auctioneers
-AttorneY,s sale To clnse aSt e. ~

ADAM A. WESCHLER d SON, auctioneerS
and no eSSf SSck dweas ehass
11S 18TH st. ne, converted into two apart
ments.. By. virtue Of authority vested, the
auction in front of the premises on Thurs
day. the End day of October. 1947, at 4
Pm, Lot 80 In Square 1855, improved by
ments, two rooms and kitchen each, one
s second eor hss rental St Inst oE
SIS per most pasai ust paid nsiaains prinl ol
cipai and Interest at 4k2so. or all cash
required at sale. Terms to Be com co. sIed Sled
with within 80 days from day of sale,
otherwise right is reserved to resell prop
chaser after. five days advertisement Of
fa-,.,ssh IN ,W,ashhinstop p; e, or deposit may &c
cretion Of attorney. vfNcENT MA 4. 60 sHEEaY, a1S
Jr, Attorney, Washington Loan & Trust
saS siSg;: hauidating the estate Of Julius A.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 SON, Auctioneers
Trustees sale Of food store fixtures,
equipment. refrigeration. stock in trade,
etc. contained alne il, in premises No; 274e 14th
OF ehattel deed of trust recorded in Llber
1919, folio 15, Land Records of the Dis
t tsict Of Columbia and at the request OF
Trustees will sell by public auction at
day. September IS. 1947. at 2 O'Clock
cases. double faced Gondolas, scale and
slicer. counter scale. check -out counter
carts; two "a Gu IT frosted food cases,
cabinets. pie case: gas water heater sink.
stove, hood, ventilating unit, electric
signs butchers tools R. C. Allen. adding
trade, also Lsasehold Interest, particulars
CASH HENRS M r sERarR e. isaf SAMUEL HsImi &
MENsH. Trustees 1914 = 81 St. % n.e So.
81 Ths .ats above sale is postponed until Mon.
eTdes of he fs tsastees st 50 9sock
Household, furniture. china, glass, orna-
ments watches. etc. BY order Bessie L.
SasF tersss eoD.sss s's and hs4
t. NV. FRIDAY eommeneine m meSae'e $40 $40 sm T.
bed and living rooms; desks. kss Secretaries, fies
chests Of drawers, dressers, beds. coil and
box ts.sI springs rsa inneT-sprng spring and felt mat
mirrors. sofa and studio beds. chairs and
tables for every occasion; also miscel-
laneous other personal effects. -25
c; G. SLOAN 8 CO., INC, auctioneers.-
for storage charges. Notice is hereby given
that on SATURDAY, October II. 1947, start
edC0
Wednesday and Saturday until ali is dis
posed Of. there will be sold at public auc-
tion in the auction rooms of c. G. Sloan
ton. D. C. to enforce liens for storage and
other charges due and unpaid, all furni-
ture. personal effects. etc. stored with us
in the following names MRS Lois Cald-
well. T.. P. Fredericksen, Mrs Margie
Hedgepeth. Mrs. Alice Morgan. Mrs. Meiva
Page, RAYMOND Pope. Mrs. Bessie Smith
UNION STORAGE CO., INC, 105 Florida
ave. NV. Washington, D. c.
AT RESIDENCE of Rust L. Mofett, west
Mclean, Mclean, Va, on Friday, Septem-
ber 26, 1947 at 10 O'Clock am. Antique
walnut poster bed, antique wardrobe,
treadle sewing machine. nickel plated oil
lamp. modern 11-piece walnut Duncan
Phyfe dining room suite made by E. A.
living room and other furnishings for S.
room house. including rugs. draperies pill
lows. etc. E. P. KIRBY, Auctioneer.
Evening star., 1947-09-24
AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.

PUBLIC AUCTION at SMITHS WARE.
HOUSE. 910 8 st. NV. tonight, this night
Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Furniture and house.
hold effects OF various kinds. odd pieces
boxes Of dishes, cooking ware and othel
medium-grade household effects Terms
Cash Prompt removal required
Evening star., 1947-09-24

SALESMAN--Fine salary. car expense, plus
cern; married man, ambitious. with good
saales personality. Apply at once, Box
SENIOR iEsHHiEiCTRoN1c ENGINEERS, guided
engineers needed to direct the design and
Of microwave radar. and other
control equipment for guided missiles.
Apply c. D. Perrine, IT,, chief electronics
engineer, pilotless plane division. FAIR
CHILD E. & A. CORP, Farmingdale, Long
Island, New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man 70 service
Bendix and other automatic washing ma
chimes. Apply J. L. BATEMAN & SON.
2004 +: l. ave. ne. HO. 2200. -26
SERVICE MANAGER wanted By ADDISoN
NV. =
Evening star., 1947-09-24

CONTINUED On Next Psgs.S
Evening star., 1947-09-24

INS IsSsSes, 5oo5 Appiy ai;er pm'' Lhof 1T LEE
sHEEsiLADSrEs. ~ parTs.t!ms afternoons and
eyes: till g. young ladies Of good person
o.poNNEIL coy s464 PS Conn. "a ave. .is NV.
s,AL1EsLADfEs. expsrisncsd. for women,s
sonditlons. ss'sii sAkss Sio isss sn s. NV 0s Mas
sr sa,.s sss, 4..s, ssn .s n
accessories; perm. position. with opportu-
2D abb, fl The ssss opss sEfss eoY .o
Sna sSIRsia6rks, esfi ais experienced att,nr chill
appy sTs Es%aER ssTfh 81 ssoP Fs'n sp na
as{ds.s ADps ii sf;; K KkIPlowfrz' On stS s:
ssiEsssp saEfsw6maS, as regular ex part time ii:so
to 3;3o daily: experienes not necessary.
oass 9th T. a;s0 to 8 daily. WOOD.
sALEswoMAN, Experienced, accustomed
sS ;;ss sas5 zSs 'ssis 'S' .S
sALESWoMEN, experienced preferred; MIL
I214:122O r st. NV. Personnel once.
y si%L.sWoMEs l. full time; n 70 81 year.
Ply At once, personnel once SEARS RoEa
| BUCK AND CO., $500 Wis. ave. NV.
sALEswoMEN. 5-day. 4o-hour week: SOS
once. An aeeT. s. KANN Sons co. rs
| SALESw0MEN, exper., for boys dept;
ref. required. LIvINGsToN's. eos-s 9TH
sALEswoMEN. full time: experience not
necessary; 5-dsy. 4o-hour week; Apply
daily WoopWARD 3 LoTHRoP. Pr
SEAMSTRESS for mems and women's
clothes; good working conditions; attrac-
tive pay: CHAPMAN CLEANERS. os5os
sEAMsIREss for womens speciality shop.
experienced IN fine ready-to-we Apply
Miss Jonreau 4th floor. ERLEBAcHER,
sssGlAMsTIREssEs. ladies. alterations: I'M
mediate openings. Apply in person. en-
CO, 7th and p sts NV. -26
SEAMSTRESS for laundry agency In near.
by Nd: previous experience necessary.
Apply to Mr.. Grad. CAPITAL LAUNDRY,
sEAMsTREss for mems clothing. 1-day.
40-hour week: 20E discount on purchases.
Apply employment once. 4th noor, LANs.
BURGH & BRO, 9TH. 9Th and . SITS. NV.
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Evening star., 1947-09-24

Statesmen, full time or part time, expert.
enced In direct selling. We offer you ma
tionally advertised silverwear, aluminium
er. You can easily earn $125 for 8 days
work on our plan. Apply AliSTATE
HOME EQUIPMENT CO., $3.50 10th st. ne.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-29
ATA Promotes
 Rehabilitation Program

The Alaska Native Service is fortunate in being able 10 secure the services of Mrs. Grayce ". Burley to head the Rehabilitation program that is being inaugurated by the Alaska Tuberculosis Asso- citation at the Mt. Edgecumbe Medical Center in Stka. Mrs. Burley, who for the past four years has supervised the Arts and Crafts Specialists program for the Seward Peninsula. will leave for her new position, as soon as re- placement arrives.
 The Alaska Tuberculosis AsSo- citation has placed a fund at the disposal of the Alaska Native Service for the promotion of the program. Although rehabilitation consists of the three main divi- SionS: education, vocational re- mobilization and occupatiOnal ther- aDy. the association has to make a gradual start. It will commence with occupational therapy, or the production of handicraft, and as soon as Christmas Seal Sale re- ceipts allow, will expand the work. Mrs. Burley is both skilled and experienced in this field. B.. fore taking up the work in Nome, she supervised arts and crafts al White Mountain Industrial school and prior to that activity instituted various program in the States. At Sitka, sine will plan and coordin-
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-29
Buffaloes Compete With PAA At Big Delta

SEATTL LE-A herd of buffalo and Pan American Clipper com peted last week for use of the Bl2 Delta airport, Capt. James Stew art. pilot of the plane, reported here today, on his return from all Alaska trip.
 The four-engine plane with full load of passengers, landed briefly at the Big Delta airport, while waiting for weather to clear al Fairbanks, 90 miles away.
 While the big plane warmed up for take-off, l50 buffaloes moved over to the landing strip to graze, Il took several soldiers in jeeps to drive them to one side.
 An experimental herd of buT- faloes was first brought into Fig Delta Is years ago." Capt. Stew are said. Residents have great deal of respect for them; they charge on the slightest provoca- tion"
 Capt. Stewart recalled an incl dent ten years ago, when a bush pilot made an emergency landing at Big Delta, and left his plane to get an engine fixed. When he re- turned, the buffaloes had eaten the fabric off both wings and the flippers.