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Evening star., 1947-05-13
PERSONAL Cont

SLIP COVERS. UPHOLSTEKING-Fo
fafk upaoLTaaNa sfh co 1sda So y M
MONTE MONT VITA RANCH FOR BOYS. gerse-
Emphasis En- m S on health. safety: ' experienced p
staff, good food. 5 age. groups; slding
swimming, rifery; overnieht trips. Wo
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-connoence. freedom from SELF
consciousness private tutor. MI. 1850.
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
NURSE n win take convalescent in home,
PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY
Wednesday, . pm. Social and refreshments.
ssDnsi5f fa
room, 1906 10th NV. tConn. and Que).
fksSNs fsk Isl sa1s Go6SlaHssbE i2 HzsS day and resi-
dsnce camp :. Pony d5o acresl ranch
an snd nes hot MI lunch s5s g
pony riding, daily swimming. arts and
crafts, badminton, archery. boxing, track,
baseball, softban and other sports; camp
IS pm, 9401 Georgia ave. sH. 1914
LADIES'! HAVE YOU a surplus mans
suit? We can tailor you suit from It'll
Bring it Or any alterations to 1898 Otis
Nurses II Available. REGISTERED. licensed
DRAPRRIEs-co naa PRRafa 9e $3.50. Slip covers You.
sSbSs,spot h drapsry estimates, aeo charge, g1e,
bAfaNEATLr nGaa aDess5isnS pEcoRAToRs. W 2qs IGS0
COUNTRY HOME FOR GIRL for summer;
references EXCHANGED beautiful surround
ings, horseback riding. swimming. Ash
ton 5672. -15
VACANCY, nurses home; bed or ambula-
tory patients; excellent food; tray service;
BAssiNETs made to order. For informa-
tion, call RA. O251. Ia
NURSE has lovely room for aged or in
valid persons; real home with care and
excellent food; highest refs. EN-. 1908.
HoUSEKEEPER, white; live in or out;
6-day week; some Sat. and all Sun. of
grandmother nurse empioyed); light COOK
ins, g.h.w.: Bendix washer: quiet home in
qnHsrssy qIMs oy Ponk Pak sSs star ar. is
person OF good character wanting contacts
Sith- - -FKlENPsHiiP MTSoDuiccifs
SERVICE, MI. 523s, 1912 goth st, NV.
auMpTy-DuMpTY NURSERY scHoSoL
QN. OlS1; pickup and delivery service,
day and night care; age 2-s; licensed
BEAUTIFULLY furn. music studio, TO,
tea,chingg practice. by month. week, hour
DO YOU HAVE small piano to storeS ]
will take excellent care for use Of it.
Jackson Is15-R after 6 pm. a.
DESIGNER - Fashion academy graduate
designs and produces dresses, suits, coats
per suggestion or own original. NO. 44S6.
NOTICE-Harriett winston, william Win.
ston, Hattie Winston, Hazel Winston, Mary
Winston, Eugine Winston, Ruth winston
Winston, regarding Elk Street Property
and Walter Burks, send your address
W. EDGAR LEEDY, Land Title Attorney.
Covington. Va.
Evening star., 1947-05-13
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS AND REMoDELING. CONNER
eial a and esd gesstdential three years to pay E.
as az HAkG2 pfins Go
concrete driveways walkways, Easements.
porehes , and , general excavation COM
muN1TX N.Y. Wo PAYING as Sc co General
CARPENTER, general home repairs. all
kinds; work guaranteed Call after s pm.
all day Saturday and Sunday. FA. l649,M.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. nagstone
terraces. walks chimneys, freplaces; ce-
Ws Hek sssanns an
eoNckErE Eau CEMENT F0Ssei WORK, foi footings
old and new work. c. GALEA. AT. 1884.
gIss' rs sT LIE sosa xs Is Or
sEELYE = x c9 81 GsnsTai osns c0ntraetins 1900
iasns ssadins. nisSlna ishs elesnns lea ias par
INa coNTSAssToRs. INC. 1879 wiscon-
HEATiNGSoh furnaces and oil burners,
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex-
Rs.s sasasasRc CO. va ga s1s ssVeaE
$3.50. GE. 6065
KITCHENs-streamline your old kitchen
tops; entire Job done from floor to cell
ins, We will furnish plan and estimate.
kooEvINT o6EHh HoAE aEuGsUM S3 NJ AWspses sys9 will,
H ooi storm ina s seep soa
fae YnSs Nay anes as sstnse nn os aRs
HOMES M . CO.. 7a1s Wis., ave. Bethesda.
N. MaHoGaNY AND wALNUT-speciai wood
paneline and shelving work. Phone after
PaINflNa. 2 Z ri e. Kent Ksntoning. carpentry. na cement
TaoMa T1F5 sd BRaHERs sads rs fR fRds os ssne ci
PAINTING. PAPERING, floors. water
Rosf Est FG 9sa5 ree sf ffas Fun
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING; work
guaranteed: estimates. THE DECORATIVE
PafER PaRE Ii aANGtNSG AND PAINTING by 3
s. hshst shsS gTads Sf paper and paint
PAPERING,. PAINTING. general repairs:
white mechanics; 90 yrs, in the trade;
ai5 dE ans or Rs H. osas
PERMANENT HOME IMPROVEMENT Co.
as seTms s'dns sesssnnf sss No fs soss s.mate
sTs sEes essssss sTosa ;fHs a1ns % %H2E
fouK s rossn gs xhss =. save lsee ss
HfaTTsyIITSgE aTaTTySE aosTRAs:TING IN ss:aTsING CO.
Roofing, siding. sttttering. painting, paper
ing. all work guaranteed. no down pay
ment: low monthly terms; for free esti-
mate call WA, S4s6 days or ewes.
SPRING rs HERE-Remodel and renovate
now. free estimates; all work guaranteed;
immediate service. Phone TE- 770o. C. q
g. CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. -14
y. Q. WARNER CONTRACTING co..
Commercial and residential repairs and
remodeling: years to pay free estimates.
BIG fAPERiSG SPECIAL for spring only
For every room we paper, We paper the
ceilina free. A. r SEELYE CO. Home
Imprcvements). 400 I st. NV. DI. 0e5s.
Evening star., 1947-05-13
HELP DoMEsTIc.

ams iorss hef Rsp i0sal ts1sa
ees5asnfas eooR aSD aG aa@ ss!7 sepd. washer "a,
nsp sass and isonsr empi9ssed room and pr
COOK, age 1886, clean. neat and healthy.
thoroushly experienced in cooking; prefer
person who has worked for good family
tided, with summers in New England; no
laundry or heavy cleaning. Call RA. 1886,
SodR * e se5eEs1 nn houseworter live in; aa wash.
ms machine; no ironing: adults, / boy 6;
~ nuIs bs,ine and FM svn eSa 81 references; s295o
CooK-G.H.W., live in: new home. Chevy
elencss Snass i0nd W q Children top salary ref
r9ok AND and stssd1 Ioy must
no Sunday; $50 week 4ss4 New Hamp,
shire aye, nv. Apt. 3. GE. 5000.
asefs 5dsy TSuh TssR Ss9 &C. dnasg eorsSs
GoGPLE-Man, houseman and chauffeur
must be experienced to ra work 1 in suburban suburban
fsHsS 1sSsS $sS sht ,aol|a.
i've IL; good salary. Cali after 2 pm.
ssas! a:W;SooK: s6: experienced local s Eeier,
sdgIts caIl wo so51. Wed. s-1s: e
CIV. Silver Spring area; 9. adults.
cnlid rev nome, all on one moor. every
sSs sSsa e iassrsstsd in permanent 'oS sS'
GfRL as nursemaid; $50 week: live i've in.
ssS ssEs s%Do,sd N sa'szsR Silver sDras fas sas
GIRL. care of 2-yr,-old child, g.hw., apt.
in NV. plain cooking; must live in; ex-
gger5ienced, ge5e references; good salary. RA.
GIRL. colored. reliable, to clean small apt.
4 days week; from 8 to 8; must be good
With With children; references; $3.50. IA.
es glsn S. saofins soDportunts f for right peysOn
HousEkkEaPssiR;, colored, live In; must a4 be
required; good Salary. EN-. 1857. Cs Wi3
day VIZ; some Sat. % and ali III sun. IN q Oil 's WORK
oher @ sSs s4 eoofna nSae
Pspax Pspf nsa sash eusst st.I home in
edge OF cooking, g.h.w.; Of Thursdays and
per wk. Call ia. 1881. -15
MAID FOR G;H.w.-No cooking; ,liye in:
Sffh sSshg sid yrloid p sd aA e7sa s1t
to to- 3 opsn pm stay ewes; $50 wk. Gall
M. MAD s ss IN i.ss seokns myss
lo lduuuEy' TeCeut references IeQulIeQI
SO. oaIHst Arlington section; s25 per week.
MAID. good housekeeper and laundress;
steady lob; good pay. Call Mrs. R. schlein.
MRS. sCHLEIN, a15 New York ave. NV,
ner; references" Caii AID. SIse.
MAID FOR G.H.W.: Bendix washer: no
children; wkdays 8 to pm. Sunday.
44a6 II to ,stb pm n Mondays az Of SIS per wk
NURSE MAID, city. references REQUIRED;
willing to go to Florida for 6 weeks. .WO.
3T42. -14~
WOMAN, colored. 8 days a wk., hrs. a
day; no cooking; no children; SO cents an
hr. and carfare. Bradley 0165. --15
WOMAN, colored. two full, days and three
enced only; S17.50. AT. 5762.
HAVING lust lost my good cook by death,
Lam am locking fer for ANOTHER experisnced
pleasant flrst.hoor room. Family Of 2
adults. Liberal time A. OR. ,5S2S.
experienced. to live In and care for 2-year-
old boy; also light housework; no cooking:
Bendix washer. Beautiful private room
and bath. S25 week: 1 day OF week.
Evening star., 1947-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MOVIE sss 81 sslsssss sf
sure sure meters. dasS guns. carTylns Sy cases cases
range finders. films, color films, photo
papers. chemicals, photo, books and 800
sgsGsR tspP Ssst raone sS sHs Is ave- NV
10 register, .12O-Dass. excellent mans. or
iafys RHds Gs Gk Gsr rSa2 Window moae
good eSndition on das'a. Gail EN- 21o4 after $50
aNTIoUEs, and other household goods
for sale; home Just sold. Call FERNALD,
AcooRDIoNs. elarinets, saxophones, trum.
pets. cornets, drum sets. guitars. ETC., at
lHH pri'ss paSnf paNo 'sS co at 6iS hi'oaa
ADDiNGi Al ING MAcHNEs-New. used, hand.
elec.; sale. rent; Addometer. S12.95. To-
day, co. 1925: week. DI. 1872. 1112 I4th
ADDING MACHINES, new and used. hand
sna electro rRS ssst oHE ssssEaffGa ny
a6 ass S1ss III new Nx nsas9 assa ussd
nand operated, ,elec.; also good recond.
electric: lee s.h.p. ssseinie HARpffaaoa PAiNf Il;
g. HARDWARE. 23o1 Rhode Island ave.
Ali; Air GoNDITiioNERs. all types, new and
used; Now is the time to buy; Terms.
sik AZ s1ass4h sevsTS Go
brand-new console-type Philco-York air
l1Msst pTiss ans easy terms
and sts ne; Open every eve. til pm.
Air "a CoiNDIfioNERs ,e). philco-York
window models; will sacrifiee, $3.50 each
AIR oosDIrIoNrNG-Room size. or any
size: finest makes, at very reasonable
ssrce ss Sales eoRP od
oisee AZ ooN6IrioSERs, ND a. sizes for window
ment. AIS Bethesda ave-. Bethesda, OIL.
ANDiRoNs AND FIREsIDE PIECES. Co
9assr,sf $40 90. cH. s475. i: :
sos saBsa esas $50
sasie. $50; entire stock reduced. 1903
WsrHDslR xNTfos sys sst 81 ax ru,botom chairs. 1s
S10o cail Sunday and ewes, AID. e7s4.
sas Selling Dealers sas MANY
good pieces of furniture, mahog. wash
EnEs arn% asa ss
nesdle-point fresids bench. music bog.
esolleetion, q sword canes, .; eon silver, !.
sIpS p ont conn ave- any beyond sms chess
bio. kr, turn left East woodbine,. continue
ASFfaGE Il TNsiaRa IsasiIssur WaIsur corner cupDoard,
some; ail original: perfect condition; $500.
APpLfANCEs-Immediate delivery; brand
new electric fans. water coolers, air con-
ditioners, irons. heaters, gas ranges, re-
frigerators, home freezers, radios, electric
kitchen sinks, garbage disposals and cabi-
nets, vacuum cleaners, phonographs, radio
combinations and many other hard get
s ox Dsss snd sesc sssy sour
from Washington's largest selection OF ma
tionally famous standard brands. STAND
ARD TIRE 3 BATTERy ATE co s,ii 10th and
ASoSGiIARTuMs. SSiI tropical fish. supplies. Daph-
mia fresh daily. Tubifex worms. remodel
$5 80, perfect condition; many other good
used aauariums on sale; hardy water lilies
In stock for pools See Bud Bud oresnign; ua,,1 new
Ra1asfuM RsSDllf IL q saos ih T. ne ss rs ssl1
BaBY CARTHAGE. BiIfrite, eoliapssble.
whitney folding bassinette with mattress.
BAsf caRRiAGks. 's black ea.nerette. COL
Iap.ible; excellent condition; $40: small
nyt finish: sI5 OK. o532 14s
BANK VAULT. complete. with. time lock
door. 1a-tn, steel plate individual stor-
stainless steel, aluminium nnish. Can be
be moved. at once. ARROW. 11o0 g.
sasiievsi ssAsNKvAtLT III DOOR. size s,a~zo,s.. Ain.
loo loo s. espits capisof. ii. ne ssoa a's A"'
sn1 4 &. Nv. Ss IL III 77iis4tiI 7i4I - sSoo
Evening star., 1947-05-13
MOTOR TRAVEL
THE TRAVELE

THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests, share expenses; refs. ex-
changed: cars to all cities; California
daily. % Massachusetts, ave. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1947-05-13
SITUATIONS WoMEk.

B0OkREEFER or bookkeeper- secretary.
25, desires permanent position; college
background; accounting and business train
ing; 4 years bookkeeping experience: local
references. Box 5-E. Star. ISs
CLERK-TYPIST-STENO mos. tempo
rary smpioyment, years experience
tons; eve. gowns o speciality, reas. MISS
BERT, 1880 irving NV, Apt T.. AD. 223S.
GIRL, colored. honest and reliable. wishes
AT. 6033 81
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work or
days work. DU. S144
GIRL-Evenins work wanted BY colored
girl: waitress work preferred RA 20S6,
LAUNDRESS, experienced: curtains, per-
sonai laundry. nne fahrics 70 bring home;
Evening star., 1947-05-13
SITUATIONS MEN AND woMEN.

CUMPETENT COUPLE want apartment ~
exchange for services, housekeeping. care
Of child, bookkeeping, manage apartment
or roomine house; veteran student husband
will help week ends. Call WI. a59a.
Evening star., 1947-05-13

ADDING MACHINES, caIculators cleaned,
oiled and adjusted. ALI work guaranteed.
RE LIT. UNITED TYPEWRTTER CO..
Sl3 14th st nv
Evening star., 1947-05-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

very low rent; s
place has what Is
excellent location
selling product,
terms. Call Mr..
for appointment
Realtor and Blu
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Mrs. Pearl Cook
Tells of Extended
Vacation Trip

Mrs. Pearl Turner Cook of .817
So. 3rd Ave. returned from an ex-
tended tour with her Aunt and
Uncle Mr.. and Mrs. Warren john
son of Pasadena, Calf.
The party toured the States OF
New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee,
Virginia, Pennsylvania and New
York, going, and returning via
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas,
New Mexico, and stopping in most
of the principle cities where they
visited relatives.
Among the cities visited were
Niagra Falls, Washington, D. Cy
Detroit, and Chicago, New York,
Buffalo and Lake Charles and
Alexandria. In each big city special
places of interest visited, included
beaches, N. Y. harbor, where they
saw the Queen Elizabeth, one of
the worlds largest ships, the UN
Building and all thes other princi-
pal parks and buildings including
Grants Tomb and Pres. Jackson
headquarters. While in New
Orleans the party had the pleasure
of visiting a nite-spot where VIM.
Houstin the cousin of Mrs. Cook
was band leader.
In Washington D. c. the sights
of interest were the Majestic Build
ing which houses the Nations Cong
ress and historic buildings, and in
Detroit they saw the Belle Isle"
and Briggs stadium where they at
tended a game of baseball between
the Detroit Tigers and the Cleve-
land Indians.
Mrs. Cook said they were royalty
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Facts About Beer
u. S. Brewers Foundation, Inc.

DR.. Benjamin Rush, physician
general of the Continental Army
and a signer of the Declaration of
independence, is reg arde d as
Father of the American Temper
ance Movement.
To DR.. Rush, the word "tem-
perance" was no euphemism for
prohibition. AS leading American
physician of the Eighteenth Cen
tury, he well understood the evils
of intemperance and he inveighed
against it in published writings.
But he also understood and ap-
preciated the benefits of modera-
ton. He advised his fellow country
men to initiate the sober settlers
of eastern Pennsylvania, whose
alcohol beverage was almost solely
the beer they brewed from barley
malt.
In one of his books, he produced
a Moral and Physical Thermome-
ter" in which he showed Tenn
perance at the top of the scale
and Intemperance at the bottom.
High on the scale under Tenn
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03

tour under the auspices of Gale
Agency, Inc.
Erskine Hawkins is rapidly gain
ing a reputation as the hottest
trumpet player in the world, and
already several critics have rated
him over the inimitable Louis Arm
strong. Hawkins has perfected
style which has never been heard
on the trumpet before, because
believe it or not-he triple tongues
all notes in the high register and
actually hits c above high c.
He and his famous orchestra are
coming to the Riverside Park direct
from their Broadway triumphs.
They stopped all shows in their
first appearance at the New York
Paramount Theatre and turned
away crowds at the Savoy Ball
room in Harlem.
At Riverside Hawkins will not
only feature his trumpet solos, but
the singing of his vocalist, Jimmy
Mitchell, as we'll.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03

perance was listed beer which, he
said, brought serenity of mind,
reputation, long life and happiness"
Of malt beverages, he worte,
"They contain so little spirit, and
that SO intimately combined with
other matters, that they can seldom
be drunken in sufficient quantities
to produce intoxication. They
are moreover, when taken in
moderate quantity, generally in
nocent, and often have a friendly
influence upon health and life"
When DR.. Rush advocated tenn
perance, he did not mean COM
pulsory abstention. Then, as now,
the word TEMPERANCE was a
synonym of MODERATION, to
which members of the brewing
industry and millions of other
Americans intellectually sub
scribe.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03

Erskine Hawkins, ''The Goth Cen
tury Gabriel" whose famous orch
ira has lately been aired over NBC
from Harlem's famous Savoy Ball
room, "The Home of Happy Feet"
comes to the Riverside Park on
Wednesday, Oct. Is for a personal
appearance during their limited
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03

Mr.. w. A. Robinson, principal of
Carver High School, returned Mon
day morning from Durham, N. c.,
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
Phoenix Social
and
Club News

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Wells and
daughter Johnny Mary OF San
Antonio, Texas, we're recent visitors
of Mrs. M. E. Motion of, 9O4 so.
7th Ave.
Mrs. Wells is the daughter OF
Mrs. Motion The party left last
Sunday for their home.
Mr.. Chas. Smith is recovering
from a light "stroke" which he
suffered at his home Ills Monte
yuma st. last week.
Howlet Smith, the little blind
son of Mrs. Josephine Smith, 10
N. 18th st. entered his first year
of high school in the State School
for the Blind.
He also is studying at the Con-
servatory of Music at the Univers-
ity OF. Arizona.
Hewlett studied music at Tempe
College last summer and composed
several numbers. A music library
has been started for him, by his
Mother, which contains the life OF
severaal great composers.
Mrs. John S. deJarnette, OF LA
is in the city at the bedside of her
brother Mr.. AL Chevalier, 9O4 S.
1.-THE Ave., who has been i'll for
the last two weeks.
Ford Smith, arrived home Tues
day morning after completing
another year with the Kansas City
Monarch Ball Club.
The American Legion Auxiliary
is sponsoring a pleasure trip by
bus to NOgales, Oct. 19, at $3.50
round trip.
Anyone desiring to go call
S-46O9 for further information.
Rev. Boyd, former pastor of Tan
ner Chapel, A. M. E. Church, and
his wife and two children left on
Wednesday for Pasadena, Calf,
where he will take on his new
charge.
Mr.. w. A. Robinson, principal of
Carver High School, returned Mon
day morning from Durham, N. c.,
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03
ATTENTION ALL CLUB
MEMBERS

Juanita Brown opened an en-
tertaining engagement at the
Sunset Club, Thursday.
She is well known here to all
music lovers. She closed an en-
gagement here last Christmas
day and is back again to thrill
you with her many lovely songs.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03

entertained everywhere but the
climax of the trip was the finding
of her Father in Alexandria, Louisi-
anna whom she has not seen in
80 years.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-03

where he was called because of the
illness of his father.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Ex-Michigon Girl Wins Crown
As Queen Of Society of Deaf
500 See Selection
Of Contest Winners
At Dance at StutIer

Auburn haired Aleta Shirley Cane
81, of 1947 Biltmore street NV, last
night was crowned 1947 Queen OF
the Deaf of America"
Hilliard j. Summers, president of
the Washington division, National
Fraternal Society of the Deaf, placed
the crown on the head OF the tall
Is feet inches, curved (l3S pounds
former Michigan girl at the 18th
annual dance of the 'Washir gton
group at the Statler Hotel.
1t was the first time national
beauty queen has been chosen among
the deaf, officials said.
Approximately 500 persons from
the District, Maryland, Virginia
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New
York attended the dance and
watched the selection of four prize
winners from among 40 contestants.
Miss Cane, who came from Flint,
Mich, and has lived in Washington
for the past two months, is an en-
ploye of the Judd & DetWeiler Print
ing CO. With her title went SIS
prize.
Mrs. Johna Wurdemann, Arling-
ton. took second place and a SAC
prize. Mrs. Robert Hopkins, who
already had been named queen OF
the District Club of the Deaf, took
third place and $40 prize Fourth
place and SIS went to Miss Nellie
Rather of New York City.
Judges for the competition were
A. E. Giegengack, Public Printer of
the United States; Frederick W.
Knox, Mrs. Ethel Gomez and Charles
E. Perkins.
The program opened with an in
Evening star., 1947-10-12
U. n. Future Depends
On Palestine Action,
| Rabbi Silver Warns

! Dr. Abba Hillel Silver. chairman OF
! the American section of the Jewish
Agency for Palestine, declared last
night the United Nations reaction
to outrageous panic-propaganda of
! the Arab states" over the proposed
partitioning of Palestine will de-
termine its future effectiveness as q
peace-keeping agency.
Unconflrmed reports that Arab
| troops have been massing on the
borders of Palestine have followed
the proposal that Palestine be di-
vided into Jewish and Arab states.
| DR.. Silver spoke before 1000 per-
sons at Lisner Auditorium of George
Washington University at a meet
ing opening a two-day National
Conference for Palestine of the
United Palestine Appeal. The con-
ference today will be held at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Commends Truman.
The American statement yesterday
was hailed by DR.. Silver as "Ameri-
can craftsmanship at it's best and
noblest" He also paid tribute II
President Truman, Secretary of
State Marshall and members of the
United States delegation for tneiI
4parts in the decision.
Dr.. Silver predicted that Russia
|aawould follow its past pronounce.
4 ments on the subject and join the
United States in indorsing the ma
| jority report OF the U. N. commission
studying the problem.
The conference is being held ir
connection with the $4,000, ,00t
United Jewish Appeal drive for this
year. OF this amount $85. .O00, ,00t
would go to Jewish agencies III PeIes.
tine, and the rest would be used fol
relief and rehabilitation in Europe
and to help refugees who have
reached America.
Speakers at the meetings today
include Henry Morgenthau, jr.,
general chairman of the United
Jewish Appeal, and Gen Joseph T.
McNarney, chief of the Air Materiel
Command. They will talk at a
luncheon session at 1890 pm. at
the Shoreham Hotel.
Legal Adviser to Talk.
Robert r. Nathan, economist and
DR.. Bernard Joseph, legal adviser
to the Jewish Agency, will address
the 10 am. meeting. A report of the
resolution committee and an address
by DR.. Emanuel Neumann, president
of the Zionist Organization of
America, will be heard at the pm.
closing meeting.
Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein of Ro-
chester, N. Y, former adviser on
Jewish Affairs to the United States
military commanders in Europe,
told the gathering last night Pales-
tine is the only place left for the
displaced Jews of Europe because
mo country on earth wants large
scale Jewish immigration at this
time
Rabbi Bernstein, who spent Is
months abroad working with dis
placed persons, warned "the with
drawal of American troops would
lead to pogroms."
DR.. Israel Goldstein, national
chairman of the United Palestine
Appeal, presided.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Births Reported

Jonas and Katheryn Blank. boy.
Robert and Ruth Brown, boy
Derwood and Dorothy Burleson. girl,
George and Anne Calvert, girl.
Oliver and Media Collision. girl.
James and Carolyn Compton. girl.
Leland and Louise Cook, boy,
Elton and Sarah Davis. girl
Samuel and Julia Davies, girl
Charles and Carolyn DeBord. boy.
Timothy and Katherine Dillon, boy.
Frederick and Dorothy Farwell girl.
Joseph and Jean Funk. jr., boy
Dorsey and Pattie Gallagher, girl.
Robert and Bonnie Gambel, boy.
Jack and Delphia Godbold. girl.
Alfred and Marie Goley, girl.
Thomas and Hilda Hayes. girl.
Winfred and Juanita Hill boy.
Joseph and Evelyn Hintersehr, boy.
Frank and Claudine Holauist, girl.
Daniel and Nora Hoober, girl.
Marvin and Connie Horsely. boy.
John and Audrey Jungerman, girl.
Robert and Clara Koenig. girl.
BENJAMIN and Margaret Kohlepp, boy,
Albert and Evelyn Lopez, girl.
Allan and Dora MacLean, girl
Charles and Theresa Mcintosh, girl.
Ernest and Gertrude Natran, girl.
Thomas and BLY, Newell. boy.
John and Elba Neys girl.
Frank and Margaret Peck, boy.
Robert and Myrle Rabe. boy.
Arthur and Dorothy Rebholtz, boy.
Daniel and Marie Rice. girl
James and Harolyn Roberts. boy.