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Evening star., 1948-01-05
Office Hours
Classified Advertising

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness ONCE, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any of the
Branch Ofnces throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON, auctioneers
United States Marshars sale Of jewelry,
sIesks; kSdas' ' esei ae. Ry public auc,t9n At
January 16, 194s, at 8 o'clock pm. In
re: ]. Braunstein Sons, vs.. Sylvester
Mosby, Municipal Court No. 44S402.
United States Marshal tn End for tbs
District Of Columbia.
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AUTO MECHANICS. Apply In person.
THAYER AUTO SERVICE. 1879 L st. Sc.

AUTO MEcHANIcs-w. are happy to an: r.
heat, ventilation and excellent locker room
for facilities. Here you enjoy top earnings
seeesien to Me Myers, Na pm MANpsI i 'eHsvaoiEi
GTTo MEcHANIc MEN, sxperieneed; 81.
SRsSs $fsR HSsHzE1S sss q id aas
shop; shop pleasant vortin. eenditions; susI:
anteed salary and commission; VACATION
h.s1ssS aSsys savy ssaaEvEy VIII ehsE Psy MoFo eaSas
co;, 77s5 Wis ave, Bethesda, Nd. o.
gTe PARTS NAN; Chevrolet OF Or csHsz.
ass5sn Dgos sER g5EE Sc ss Nj e'hSas' hsss
AuTo Al riS' SHOP FoREMAN-one of wash's
largest and most progressive car dealers
needs an exper. shop. foreman; preferabl!
VIZ WE., % GOOD pay, perm. job. yacation snse
nad'ys !. Vsa rsDes es' h.ia tf's
aGTooMoTivE asrHo sesF PARTS CLERK with *.
eentToi clerical m Experience Necessary sns
spps X pson Of sntGmSs Uy S M Diss s f;s.1s s
Conn. ave. n,w.' between 9 am. and s pm
salary; perm. employment; ideal work.
ing conditions; unlimited opportunity fol
MANHATTAN AUTO AND RADIO co
Both sides Of 9TH st. NV. -8
short notice. Working to Miami. Fla.
during winter months Neat appearance
required. Transportation furnished. Am.
Pile drawing account. See MIR. WILLIAM
A. SMITH. Cairo Hotel, 1915 Que st. NV.
between 10 and 12 am. or after 1880 9. m
SOWING ALLEY FLOOR MGRs. S2l;
evenings, full Or part time. Eeod pay and u,
No N9rfns Masss1 sSndsISn eEyy Hr APRx isr iE pSc
BRicKLAYERs. top wages. Call co. ss5a
BRICKLAYERs for a number Of Jobs IN
Wash. area: all large work; top wages and
E!!I1RsEElpaoofi1NG c., $50 + St: NV. Phon:
BRiCKLAYERS--New, long Job: good
wages: come prepared to work. Take CIV
bus at Navy Yard, get Oh at 23rd and
veiopment. JONATHAN wooDNER Go.
|BlICKLAYERs, top wages: time and .
half on Saturdays, for big project. SOC
block West Broad IT,, Fails Church. w.
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5aS3s:,5 gMSs eMEN sSx III: .ss
:S5.rS5sE i:sI ssatsa s.ns
as premises $500 Calvert st. NV. "a
sell at public auction: IL front Of the as
Ab 1sas a s5e ost th as'
following described land and premises,
situate In! the District Of Columbia, and
IN j, SQUARE ssos: subject 70 Iisht Of osss sss
across said Lot l15 in said Square 22O2
navn Sns the es.., ssssry Es s s hs e.Ssrt Ssdns n.
width, connectins Lot ia with . Calvert
street :, outlet ,a and tE be used for the pur nS
and assigns. which reservation would Be
for the benefit Of the purchaser. the risht
time subseauent to the srsnt thereof to
sgg ,re 22SS that .5t Ein eonssituts = 1o.foot Ct
o. certified check viii be required At time
Of sale An eoayeyancis trec9rdns ,sys-
Fer Ferms ps q Sale to to be compiied With Within
Is days from day Of sale st the Lawyers
otherwise, @ hs the owner reserves SC 'h Tie risht to
Of defaulting purchaser, after hve days
fqoh a wassnton ssf
erstion Of the owner. THos. J, OWEN b
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, auctioneers
United States MarshaHs sale Of Reed 4
iss sa pitcher srs 81 snd pus sf
auction at WEsCHLER's. 905 E st. NV,
Friday, January 16, 194S 1T $3.50 o'clock
pm: In re: Milton E. Brown and Harold
n. Brown, VS.. Vernon Booth Lowery and
Margaret B. Lowery, trading as Rexcraft
ef ooy Ws,shington: Municipal Court No.
thews,, United States Marshal in and for
the District Of Columbia.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER + SON. Auctioneers.
Trustees. sale Of engraving machines
sy suction Il WesshlsT!s: eos% % &. nv. w
Engravers, g. Printers Machinery Co.'S.
photographs, 100 master plates, plate
cabinets, benches. tables, hand tools,
lamps. chairs, etc. In re: chattel trust
nled DECEMBER %, 1896, as instrument
fs, Fe 1882 nfeordfr srtS g Rseds oss &
Bank Building. ia2,5
ADAM A. WESCHLER . SON. auctioneers
Rug and vacuum cleaners. By auction
at Weschler's. 905 e st. NV, Tuesday,
January 6, 194s, 10 am. Ponsell model
DS-16 rug cleaning machine; .Arco Wand
model industrial vacuum cleaner with
attachments. and Hexair model domestic
vacuum cleaner.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON, auctioneers
United States Marshals sale Of jewelry,
knAA .
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ADAM A. WESCHLER 3 SON, INC, .auc.
tioneers, 905 E st. n.w.-Trustees' sale Of
valuable lease and leasehold improvements
Of brick building at corner Of Ninth and Y
deed deed n;ff u trust, dstsa NAY, %. iszs,
recorded May T.. 1916, In Liber s263,
folio 8, among the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, and at the request OF
the parties secured thereby, the under
yithin the once Of Adam A. Wesehlsr =
Wsshinsten, van s so B. &, on the 9Th a dss % jan.
uary, 194S, 1t four O'Clock pm. the fol-
lowing: Lease. leasehold interest and lease
hold improvements constructed on Lots
premises No. 2O37-2045 Ninth st. NV.
Washington, D. c.. under the terms Of
lease dated December l.. 1946, from Ed.
ward w. Donn, IT., ct al, ~ lessons, and
David Rosenberg, as lessee, duly RECORDED
among the land records on May z, 1946, in
Liber s263, folio 5, The heating plant is
subject to Q conditional bill OF sale, the
terms Of which will be stated at time Of
sale. Terms Of sale: All cash. deposit
Of $1,000 will be required at time Of sale.
Sale will be subject to transfer and assign
ment Of lease to purchaser or deposit re-
turned. AL conveyancing. recording, etc:
to BE m It cost Se cSp.S Of at5 within 5m' ta S
days from day Of sale, otherwisss, ss, th the
property at the risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser after fve days advertisement
Of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washinston, D. C. LAN1ER P.
McLACHLEN, ARCHIBALD NJ: McLACH-
LEN, Trustees de29,3 ja2,5,7
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HELP AEN.

ACCIDENT AND HEALTH salesnen-
spsnas S tts c. f0s Mr. fusSGs Rs
kecouNTASr. az II III '1s..'s r cpx; ono. ne.rb,
Nd: excel. opportunity, for right man
ssa ssn .as a;:as ma
az 6sGsNsEffdas gsy s2es nation.
ned % public accountant preferred. Stat,
age, .expsrience. education and salary
ssSSxcouSSTxNT.oFFIcE AZ 5bSTaN NiTsoFFIcE MANAGER; excel.
Tent opportunity for thoroughly experienced
Motors division car; immediate connection
s.s.s s:asys n :anEy sspy wh hss's wifi f7f eG]mpsss ]
xeeoHsss s5tssS acshssxfFfsf saA
fps dept: Of cathelie educational 533sSsitu; 3StM;
week week ,ststs sfs; experience s and salary sx'
ADjUsTER, q to y: hish school grady sradu.
with national orIanisation; salary ant
s.e M M
ADVERTISING fRoDucTIoN-Thoroust
knowledEs Of Art engravins. type pasteup!
psesssa.h psotosrsph.ss sy and % layout people mus
Of large volume of art; excellent salary
oS4 AoD' The Il Hsehr eo 7h snd
AAiI.ARoUND ALL MAN, exper. As composition
and on automatic C&p presses; good pay
1S5 H. 'ss ss1i ni il 1's: no answer cali MI oess
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, nom. ~
tails, tails sarden-tspe apartments; no Dc:
rtesi Tate, evening address in frst letter. 20;
zialsi az bifhssihac:roa-A.sist.ns, hsia: you may M be
or an artist with . thoroush knowledge
Si bsV. St. .bs na to 0s.n soT
with artists, ,photoEraphers, layout PEG;
ple-if you know hoy to prepare re-. art ,1t
teI you d.sct h.vs ths n. nSaane
ton of . large volume Of art work
this position offers an excellent oppor-
tunity. Apply in person, personnei once
Ord floor, THE HEcHT CO., 7th and +
ASST. MANAGEk, man with ability to Sc sell
and handle men; opport. for rapid adv;
sssassy vts sss MR tu'q5 pE si aE '5S 5S4 '?R
Al AuDio nio' ENGINEER with production *.
nsrenes NUS. IN bss. the .nd q
fitness to take charge Of project. Excel:
lent opportunity to become permanently
..isa &pDs IN RoH gaRs .ssSsnh c s's;H
si5nesas aGfo AssEMBsY sEa if Man must b. ezpsrl;
enced; 5lz days wk S75 Apply at
REDS GARAGE. Mr.. Gordon, "a H st
AUTO BODY MEN. Apply in person.
AUTO an4o 3 sonY AND FENDER MEN. expert.
eneed: 5-day week; best Of working ccndt:
ttons. RoSSLYN AUTO BODY CO. ISL
HTTo AZ SnH BODY 81; FENDER is, MAN, must be ex.
perienced; $75 per wk,; 5a days. Appl!
at REDS GARAGE. Mr.. Gordon, "a Il
AUTO MECHANIC. DUPONT MOTOR RE
PAIR, rear 112S 18th st. NV. ME. 7643
AUTO MECHANICS. Apply in person
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Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
! time -------> ------- se per hns
TO 8 times consec.
utively ---------- SOC
! times or longer
eonsecutively --.- 26c
Advertisements under Personal
md Special Notices. Sc per line
additional.
OUT-oF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fat rate per line 45c
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in time
ter correction before second insertion.
When canceling classified advertise emsnts
- sure to make note OF the cancellation
auAher. This Is important in case youl
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4 adysT:issmsns was prepaid. retain
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|BRICKLAYERS, top wages: time and .
half on Saturdays, for big project. 800
block West Broad IT,, Fails Church. W..
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AUCTION SALES (Cont. }

THOS. ]. OWEN SON, Auctioneers, 4Sb
Southern Building sale Of three
valuable 3.story and basement row brick
dwellings being known as premises Nos:
101, 103 and 1O7 End It, ne. (Two Of
the buildings have 10 rooms and Q baths,
one with II rooms and 2h bathsl gy
virtue Of authority vested in US. We viii
sell At public auction, In front OF premises
No. 10Y End st. ne, on Tuesday the
thirteenth day of January, AID. 194S,
commencing at 2 o'clock pm, the follow:
ing-described properties to wit: 107 End
st. ne, designated as lot S14 In square
s16 in square 7bs. and 1O1 End st. ms,
DESIGNATED as lot SIT In square 75S;
separately. Premises Nos. 10Y and 103
End st. ne. will each be sold subject to 4
or snd p'
ises No. 101 End st. ne. viii be sold
subject to prior monthly payment nrst
deed Of trust for approximately
S15.500.00, further particulars Of which
will be announced at the. time Of sale:
the purchase price above said deed Of trust
to be paid in cash. Ali conveyanctng.
recording. notarial fees, revenue stamps,
ETC., at the cost Of purchaser. A deposit
Of $4,000 on each property required At
time Of sale. Terms Of sale to be COM
piled with within thirty days. otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property may be
q efasSs'es Sc esn:r. an0 fAos. rfsS OWN sSa.
Auctioneers. 3a2,o,S,10,12
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THos. J. OWEN SON, auctioneers, 435
Southern Butlding-Trustees' sale Of vaiu-
able frame dwelling known as x3b N st.
duly recorded. in Liber No. s241, Folio
259 OF seq. Of the land records OF the
District Of Columbia, and at the request
OF the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will sell. At public auetion
IN IN, frSat Of tn: prsmi'ss on sas fris.y ths
O'Clock pm, the following described land
and premises, situate in the District OF
psre y lot ana numsered sed I've a na .assPs H
numbered i've hundred and twelve fb12),
described as follows: Beginning ct the
southeast corner Of said Lot and rum
nine thence west along the line et n e.,
to the south line of Neal pl.;. thence east
along the line Of said Neal pi., 20 feet, o
inches; thence south along the line divid.
Ing Lots and In said square, It's feet
to the place Of beginning; said property
now known for purposes OF assessment and
taxation IS Lot s12 in Square .612.
Terms: Sold subject to = prior building
s2,575. further particulars of which Win
Be announced at time Of sale. the ,pur-
chase price above said trust to be paid in
cash. A deposit Of $500 required. Convey
ancing, recording. etc, at purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied With within 30 days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and resoid At the
%Ess sfiflis1sn sss,Anis q :a1sssss
'''s; sF Tn. above sale has been 'pestpensd
until Monday, the 10th day Of January.
AID. 194S. at the same place and same
time. by order Of the trustees:
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de29,31, ,ta2 ,6,S.
until Monday, the 10th day Of January.
AID. 1e4S, at the same place and same
time. BY order Of the trustees.
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Man, Ma -; ;colored for lisht city delivery. plu
perm permit; permanent position, Phone "a
MAN. to manage small fountain il
sandays; sanss sDtaff; Tefersnees. e Can sH S1so:
MAN: eoorsd' I sxperis;rced .;rs IN repai,rr daiv,r
permit. permit required. LEE TIRE q RUBgEI
s2Spsr9 s2S 81 tint. s1 MOI ior Kosher e.!e.ts.:sn
Mar II Ssrisp To coos, saSs cs &C. some driving
s.06 ssS' ..t 1s for N MAJ SoS%s iisF leave
MAN.openinr ies young man q, viT'-tusv, IL lue,a
sdyanssmsnt; salary open. See Mr.
AspT NAN with ~ sales s. ability to solicit CON
tracts and cali on customers, for l9ca
hauling CO.: salary, plus commission. Boz
NEAT CUTTER. white; opening after Jan
section; starting salary, $50 WHY; Civ
tql infS, IN TsIiy S6x rst.ciass & ana non
snd apinksTs sorkins Gni' coa nsio also
hf'R ssa aRP'' Park a 'stss' ss NV ARszpE
MECHANICS, exper., for truck hest :, Q
shop and working conditions with Euar
anteed work week. Call BILL DE LONG
MEN Ne with with cigar and tobacco experience
5-day wk.. good salary, day hrs. Appi'
MEN, need for CIRCULATION work: perm perm
position, can earn SO per vk. 70 sIart
sGSP nsTs 4aa aSaioRSiSG ffRs BiGa GsaALEsMEN. .alers
sell all-wool made-to- measure elothini
direct to consumer; full or :. part time
spring. line ready; We will Instruct vet, 70, o.
HOMELAND TAILORS, Room 511, Atlantis
BLDG. $50 r st, NV. NE. 6i21.
small pay; exper., refs. Apply 3-6 pm;
PARK HOTEL. 300 18th St. NV, RE
OFFICE MANAGER for q well-establishes
general insurance agency In D. c.: mus
have insurance exp. and be auaiihed t,
analyze clients needs; must knew cover 1vsr
be able to furnish local references; STAT
aFe. education, exp. and salary desired re-
fidenttal. Bon Abb star. 10
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GENERAL CLERIcAL., one with AUDITING
experience and knowledss Of eomytom
eter; 40-nour week, opportunity for az
ssss'?:a: s: ?sa:. 'G8!syss FISH,
GIRL. white, over n, 70 % tslsphons and
lisht clerical york: sxitsnoossa ns. S.xs snss
handwriting and pleasant telephone voice;
hours 1 pm. TO midnight; Call re; 3os5
between ,l9. 10 s.m. and Pm honsa'
Sr ,sEt crit: :.as;a ante; /, sJ:, ,.; .s
stores; must be experienced, ages II 70
IS ss.y yA sfUl 'GsS s&sss ;aa sS sI's
Il aAT T. CHECK GIRL WANTED. 1s-i a asss
ssl. San re- - ,ig4 ss4dsy. sit.r 1880 sa3 Der "f
sassd aosarss Appy MAR2%S sSRf''e c5s a;' lo5
hoTEL i Ii nc CLERK. for relief work. splendid
learn learn Hotel business. Apply manager.
aonslkEePEk. SsS5sEk h2Ti., car. ., hom. and At.
small home. suburban Arl. Call TIE. 00se
ssPnsrSss sss Saa7 ' st. raao a All xa
company, some factory sxper: preferred;
ss4iri saz 5Thr or * .sRaRso1ca4 1RRs
JEWELRY-we have AZ excellent position
for an experienced teweiry saleslady. eoms;
knowledge Of once procedutse, prsfsrred
on Snt .pfi.y' Ell ns'ssisAskr aRAkr HWlLsY 1 Co. ssis
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. Is
MARRIED WOMEN have been with my
company only q short time and earning 9
subst antial income In . work that enaelsH
me TO attend to my household duties also
NY company h.. more op:nttnIss' ,,t you fs sss
full particulars. MRS. @. HARPER, 1s76
sPTIGpsn sMPIThIGpsnggi.SED e. S;E ASt AWoasx, IA rh.. pi.in
cooking: no laundry. no children; refer
snes.. EM. $685. -.,. .,-.. =,
| a ssjst other nurse In small rest home;
perm; 10 hours day duty. day ysek'
| live out; refs. RED; $50 vt. BOX 4g5-s,
NURSE, white; s-hr. general duty; Driyats
| hospital; may live in. co; &564. - . :.
MUSE, white. experienced. sraduaS
hospital trained, 10 take charge OF smsu
nursing home: hrst class references -.
CURED Kenmore 5252.
ffSo1 fi1raA ~ MeIf PSlD1
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19
IN
SPORTS
BY HASKELL COHEN
q. T. Az

warned by Ned Irish that he will
be traded or kept idle all year. The
Baltimore Bullets are interested
in Sid but have not offered much
in the way of player material for
trade. The Knicks will gladly
trade the Jewish hoopster but are
not giving him up for song.
Irv TOrgOff has become dissatis-
fled with his contract at Baltimore
and hasn't been practicing with
the Bullets. Irv asked permission
to go home to New York for ROsh
Hashanah and never reported back
to the Baltimore five. He had a
carry-Over contract from Wash
ingtOn which was obtained by the
Bullets when they traded for Tor
gy.
It looks as though Lionel NAL
AIMED has definitely made the
Rochester Royal squad. Against
the Minneapolis Lakers in recent
exhibition game the former City
College digger tossed in fourteen
points. A night later he dumped
three baskets against the same
quintet. Manager Les Harrison
is very much pleased with the boy
and feels that despite Lioneps lack
of height he will make a go of
B.A.A. ball because of his hustle
and fight.
Phil Farbham will probably
make the Philly Warrior squad al
though he is being pushed hard by
others at this writing. Eddie GOtt-
lieb reports that Farbham has
looked very well in the practice
sessions at Hershey, Pa. If he
makes the grade it will be a LOCO
batting average for Nat Holman.
Two of his cagers, Malamed and
Farbham, graduated from last
winters club and both appear
capable of making the real big
time I'm basketball circles.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19

There's a lot of news popping on
the basketball front. In the B.A.A.
pro loop preparing for the coming
season the following events have
transpired in the past few days:
The New York KnickerbOckers,
badly in need of big men, have
purchased g. Z" Irv ROthenburg
from the st. Louis BOmbers. Irv
is a former L.I.U. player who has
seen action with several B.A.A.
teams during the past two sea-
SONS. He is a cousin of Red Wolfe
who used to perform so nObly for
the Philadelphia Hebrews not too
long ago.
Former N.Y.U. ace Sid Tanen-
baum refuses to sign with the
New York Knicks and has been
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19
Daughters Of Israel
Thanksgiving Dance
November 24th

The Daughters of Israel, with
Mrs. Jacob j. Becker, president,
announce that the annual Thanks
giving Eve Dance will be held on
November "a at the Roosevelt
Hotel. In charge for the affair
are Mrs. Lester Albright and her
co-chairman, Mrs. Harry Gran
man. Music for the dance will
be played by Louis Witten and
his band.
Youth activity chairman, Mrs.
Joseph Krestul, reported that
plans would be made for the
Daughters of Israel to sponsor a
social affair for the older MEM
bers of the Sunday School classes
on Saturday, November 81.
Mrs. Becker announced that the
National Women's League, with
which the Daughters of Israel is
affiliated, will hold its annual
convention in Atlantic City on
November Is through the %.
Those who are attending the con-
vention as delegates are Mrs.
Becker, Mrs. Charles Fink, and
Mrs. Mac Presser.
Under the leadership of Mrs.
Mitchell Peltz, Scout Chairman,
the organization will entertain
Girl Scouts, their mothers and
members of the Sisterhood at a
tea in the near future.
Mrs. Albert Bressler. chairman
of the USO Committee of the
Daughters of Israel, discussed
plans with the Sisterhood to serve
as hostesses at the local USO on
Thanksgiving night.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19
CENTER MEMS CLUB TO
HAVE SUPPER AND
SOCIAL, DEC. End

On Thursday, December End,
at $3.50 P. M. at the Jackson
vile Jewish Center, the entire
Jewish Community is invited
to a FREE Supper, served and
prepared by the Center Mems
Club Kitchen Committee.
. A social will follow and
many valuable prizes will be
given away.
The proceeds will go to
many of the projects under
taken by the Center Mems
Club.
For reservations call, Ted
Friedman, 5-53O7, CATER 7 P.
NJ, 3-O221W).
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19

the historic General
to DIP Law Of 1948 Menachem
oppenhei wife, Maka, go and their oneyearod
family this country
sorshp Of HAS Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society," oppenhem
firing squad when the u S. Army
execuoners Shown above his wife
Qeft rght) General Thomas L.
Presidents Commission Displaced
Lewis Nekug HAS European Director The oppenheims will
Syracuse v Philip Roth, brother Of Mrs. Oppenhem.
, 1948-07-10
.. S. Honors Filipino
Women Leper

A Filipino woman leper who
rendered service to the mill
tray forces during the last
war has been honored today
by the United States, having
been awarded the highest dec
coration that could be given a
civilian. She was brought from
the Philippines aboard an
Army plane to San Francisco
from whence she will be taken
to Carville Leprosarium, in
an effort to cure her.
She used her affliction to
pass through enemy lines with
valuable information to the
U. S. command and was the
most valued informant on Jap
anese movements.
, 1948-07-10
u GIVEN

York. He spoke Of three out
standing events during the last
100 years-in 1848 a partial
freedom under Bordeau; in
1878 complete freedom from
chattel under the leadership
of Queen Mary and Bottom
Belly and in 1916 under the
leadership of the late D. Ham
ilton Jackson we received free
dom from a fuedal system. Mr..
Emanuel recited a poem which
he wrote in 1925, then Mr.. Mac
Farlane spoke BRIEFLY & intro
duced Mr.. Bough, who gave a
similar talk to that delivered
in Christiansted on Thursday
night he brought a message
from the AVICA.
, 1948-07-10


Two floats by the Holy
Cross Catholic Church and st.
Patrick's Of Christiansted and
Of Frederiksted, respectively
were really excellent. The first
showed the Statue of Liberty;
the second showed Father o.
Ryan, builder Of St. Patrick's
persuading the rioters to re-
turn to their homes.
That Drum and Bugle Corps
from St. Patrick's was really
good, too.
, 1948-07-10
MAC FARLANE. BoUGH.

Ralph Bough, speak,
The meeting will be under
the auspices of the st. Croix
Union, with its presi-
dent the Hon. Ludwig Harri-
gan presiding.
The meeting will begin at
5 P. M. All are invited.
, 1948-07-10
ADMISSION PRICES
TRUMAN,s CHANCES

ton even for the presidency.
Senator Pepper said he is
now convinced that General
Eisenhower is not available.
Roosevelt leader Of the
California Democrats said he
too is convinced.
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WESTERN POWERS.

Berlin. While the U. S. Gov
eminent is willing to negotiate
a prerequisite that the ban be
lifted to permit the resump-
ton Of regular traffic,
The governments said they
took an extremely serious
view Of the situation. The pres
ent action Of the Russians is
q clear violation of existing
agreements concerning the
Administration Of Berlin by
the four occupying powers. It
pointed out that it is because
OF faith in the Russians why
the United States Army evac-
uated a large sector in Berlin
and gave it up to the Russians
otherwise the u. S. troops
would not have been with
drawn.
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SHIPPING SCHEDULE

The S. S. "ALcoA PoLARIs"
sailed from New York July 18th
accepting freight for Martinique,
Barbados, Trinidad, Georgetown,
Paramaribo.
AIcoA STEAMSHIP CO.. INC.
Rob't L. Merwin & Co, Inc.
Agents
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When the branches were
brought in for decorating the
town Of Christiansted, the
men wanted to place them in
side the international Shop
because Bill Baar, the propri-
etor who gave SO much valu-
able help was the one who
asked for them.
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LIGHTHOUSE.

even some minor officials to
come here, excepting the spe-
cial visit Of His Excellency,
the Governor, at the Lutheran
Service.