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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, acc Ds;,.n sograni, d2o bass case;
la-ton GE; excellent condition; $3.50.
AIR CONDITIONER, "a h.p. philco: like
R %Ia'ns coSpIToNKR So chi chryssr
SiGo ar c6sbr4Hosfss Gs5 4R essS window type per
fs5 from fs Rea es So6 ssh SfdIS0 Sc NV we
AIR CoNDITIoNERs-New, Philces and
units of all makes Fun installation and
%S#SzGS RE1fsR sDs, .n .',s
eSines iSess mus Be Seen, p For ONCE or pvt pvt
a9Rs SS nSTpGFs M ss6 New
used; Frigldaire, Philco, Westinghouse, and
savings; prompt installations THE BLICK
ar ar sa pheo 81 ov YORK f Hp
console; GOOD cond: sos. ,Wo. 1857;
m.Ees both sssns and ree6nd
and free service. Immediate installation;
NspRss Fts5s eG Or In;Hts s5s sda alfzor s
ANTiauf AsfPHa H!vdi BOOKCASE, book. included.
aPGx aP2ge RR9asaihSSG R9 ahSG MACHINE, cheap. must M
Sell, runs and looks ike new; sofa and
3-piece matching draperies and swags'
front, buffet. extension table, 8 d. r.
with, cornices; IA. 34a2 after $50 or
fahsiy fsaAhEs1iy ctAKRIAeEs; Haywood Wakefield: e.
BABY + Y' GARRIAGE, sH Il Sg siebert, excel cond
includes mattress and pad. s25 NO. 81 70.
BABY cARRIAGE-,coIlier-K -Keyworth, col j
SasH s5ss'csi 5 XII ST sSs
sAsS ?pays ss ga
Rsii BABY Pf1e5 eArkiacIs Ia Isos s1ess, md
size ssSs sns snd is sfs
is s1d si9s asdr:Ri s4ia
E.RV rRsi4thE pR Rftt Open Rsthnete sIsi
:sa SH No asISR sois iss6 SHS rusf
Bais BaBY OsTRoLLER-rxin stroller. custom
fSnsfsn SaSfs CRIBS RA psS9 Lay yards feeding tables
BABIES FEEDING TABLES, adjustable
esa essR s'Rp'''fs bsABSs S1RR5f ni2aV
BATHTHBs, new and used, built IN. legs;
sakEs sRks co S5ss Ga al ave- ssfs pE
BATHTUBS. new and used $40 up; basins,
toilets, showers, stalls: pipe. BLOCKS
a95S aE.ufY n st sHoP RP' fou1r, Ml shampoo and
faeiaI nr chair hair dryer. Ii, a35 q
BED, modern walnut. large double SIZE ,;
nearly new condition; complete $40. Can
E BED, three quarter width, coil spring.
inner spring mattress. $50: High-Riser
aaSsnpG5s mss6Hsny stand ans-saIns ss sxa S 6er
3.foid screen. SIS. ME. 1867. No dealers
single ssDs pg snai n's Il 'sSs sSs
mattress. matt au'peFi peTi. % eond. s55. 1882 18TH
sEp bed; can ,, ,D.s. m.ft
SsiE.fpSn6oM, Si.fS 5aSi DINING ROOM. living room !:
refrigerator, studio couch. GE combination
RFpaM Ead5G EpF1MaSSR PTviSS asGa fEs a.
turner's, 923 6 st. NV, for the lowest
prices available for brandnew .ni far1i5uIe an1 e:
double bed. drawer chest, sess dresser With
nrre tbe ths d4.sssr saocf for OF the
living wing room, turner's furnish you com m
which can also be used as bed. and two
matching comfortable chairs; for the
dinette, turner's furnish you with drop
leaf table and 4 chairs; all the above
nnerchandise is brand-new and can be had
for the advertised price Of S16e; should
you have a 1-room arartment. turner s
can furnish same for as low as $40; terms
arranged to suit your budget; no interest
or finance charges for credit; Turner'S y
open evenings until Pm: Mondays and q
sEpRM. ~ n SURE, s-pc. French satinwood;
prewar suite. a1s Quincy, st. nv. u
BENDIX; liv, din, and bedroom furniture,
plus baby furn Must sell today. leavins
town; Call TIE, 92as. sS
gear shift; $50. 81. 5749. a
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CTNDER BLOCK PLANT, going business.
IN heart of fast-srowinE area. area Of nearby @
sS2s; SS,' feSso"@P eSss,, TE 245o f5.0' 10
THE CAPIToL HILL CAFETERIA, 101 B
st. seThe best l9Gaton nor in town
to Ri right party: $4,000 handle it. AN
THoNY & CHAPLIN, 127 ST. Sc, At.
HARDWARE BUsINEss-In excellent To-
cation, 2sx120. Approximately 100000
ss5yssys sSGOS2 %T2R Ess BRos c1 VA 'ERs
G. GAS station. brick dwelling, large store;
room, large repair shop. 2-bedrm. apt, all
heated: situated on highway: ideal loca-
man man h5e john 2SD?HeEs5 suRDo Sf eSa Md
Call Ashton CMd) 3s46' RID q Silver
IIpUNCSHRooM-se, III IqS 500 cash will buy the
Iron Griddle, 3404 14th st. NV. See Mr.
PaRiEtfl PaRI1fR WANTED in going upholstery
SGS or viii viii yeil ' Cali Y No. e39G, Go '' s.
SODA FOUNTAIN. patent drug, etc; with
small upstairs apt, avail; very small cash
Dry Dry otEaNING IL II ? ssToRE-owner will sell
ndds so4s 5ssn snd m oo5ed kite bsh spt
oil heat, auto. hot. water. burglar alarm,
new pressing mschns od e. o66 ssb wp 60iler
bids.; S Sfaa N mo, shown by appointment
MA. 495b daily; ia 9s79 evenings A.
RESTAURANT-Llquor and beer for sale;
top location, low rent. very low overhead;
This is the opportunity of a lifetime. Full
details will be given by appt. only. Call
DRY CLEANING STORE and synthetic
plant on important Arlington blvd. in
active shopping section. Opportunity for
go-getter R w. MULLEN, 3111 Colum-
bia pike. Arlington, Va. OK. 1882.
FOR SALE, complete set new garden
equip; lge. stock repair parts; List Of
equip. on request. NEELY & BENDER
AUTO SERVICE. TT. Belvoir. Va. TIE,
RESTAURANT BUSINESS, with 4 apis.
overhead. for lease on long-term basis;
ABC license, on and of sale; quotes res
taurant alone doing over 81 900 wkly.
This is a fully equipped, modern restau-
rant, located in thriving town. 35 mi.
D. c. For appt. TO inspect, call Fairfax
396 or GL. 1929, PENTAGON REALTY co.
FOR SALE-cate and tourist cabins To-
Gated on hwy. 211. miles west of Luray.
Va on Massanutten Mt; one Of the incest
and most modern places in Va. everytnins
new; well-estsblished, year-round business.
Drive down and see 1t over the 4th or write
to JOHNSON CAFE, r. r. d. 3. Luray' va.
ABBAToIR-Modern and up-to-date whole.
sale and retail meat department and l,OOo
frozen food lockers, all rented and Ions
waiting list. One Of the best business op-
business J. G. HOLsINGER 4 SON, 81
Rouse ave, Winchester, Va. -3
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned,
oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed.
Re NJ TMITEp rYREWRI1TTERs GO Go
sonable; machines for sale, standards and
portahles: est. II yrs. OFFICE MACHINES
co, 913 18th NV. 1ns. Bids. RE. 2s2s,
saa ita II nf chimneys, re;
aiming walls, walks. and steps, built and
spa;seS sav FAGNANl h.n,1sss At 1ss4 sas
stone; immediate action; white mechanics.
cABINET WORK of all kinds. screens
made. furniture repairs, parts made. Il
made of wood we can make it. THE
WINTER WHxTE. CO krpXIksass5 M1; 51ss5 10th 81. NV
LER s dAIBERT, NC. Ma All.
CARPENTRY, screening. porches and
steps: painting done reas. Call Mr..
SWAMI, DI. 5000 after 5 pm. .
JARPFNTRY-Attics finished, recreation
HENDRICKS, Union c491.
CARPENTRY-Recreati rooms. attics.
general repairs, Do own work. Free est.
Pstes PR i7s7I HA1SEs AB s4Ss. s JACKSON IU' "a 3}0
nets, Screen work Of ali kinds, recondi;,
A. J. HOLsTEIN, Sterling 542a
sss s Sokk Ea sSsA at before ss5 sa
II later, leave message. A.
CEMENT WORK and waterproohng. all
types: reasonable prices. VIM S. WEST,
DRY Or Y'B1 EASEMENT in "a hours, Dry
ust, moisture, mildew or corrosion. DRY
MAT1C AGENCY. Capitol Marine Works,
Inc. RE. 6605.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

MODERN TRAINING IN beauty culture al
for q trainlng. WAR FLYNN BEAUTY
TUTORING-Colleee Jr.. able to accept a
few more students in need of summer
tutoring in grammar and high school sub
lects. MISS ANN ROGERS DEVEREUX,
No. West Bradley Lane, phone WI. 3753,
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects. day, night and
part:tlme. classes; Get our free cataloguse
s.,N aye NE 70 75IS Z .,vr Establlshed 1918.
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 194S model cars;
B. c. Md Va. EASY ,METHoD. NO ! 7a4
CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH TAUGHT,
coaching; hours can be arranged TR
AIRLINE NEEDS reservationists. station
and operation agents, ground and flight
radio operators, hostesses, public con-
tact, nontechnical and technical positions
interviews in Washington now Phone D1
640S for appointment. You may qualify.
Airlines Division, CENTRAL SCHOOLS. -5
THE GILMARTIN SCHOOL offers accred-
tied summer tutoring courses in elementary
and Junior high school. For further infor-
nation, OR. 1920 or RA, 27l2: 4
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PERSONAL.

PERMANENT WAVES, 81: shampoo and
fnserwave. soc, No appointments: An
EIYNH FG5K 20 BE2GTY K sp'eSEI coDoE 4$Io % St
/ WILL NOT RE RESPONSIBLE for any
myself. JOHN W. EVANS 81 3rd st. ne,
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts unless contracted by myself PAUL
Il GALLAGHER, 56l4 southwick st, Be
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
PAKsoSs' Rs ssH &C couNrRYsIDE MI CAMP assures
gotten @ can camp y expeFiences" I56-acre farm;
pony riding, swimming. creative arts and
crafts musie arc haTcher 5oxnS So
WE mailed @ upqn req: RUTH PARsoNs.
{ Con or inylted, sH 1e y to 8 pm. 94ol Ga. ave,
DENTAL TECHNlcIAN-JosEPH RICE.
GLE al n "" delshtfuI m 4ho country try home
for the elderly and the convalescing who
ton; ~ min . from downtown Wash
JEWISH REST HOME for the elderly and
s4h'seSGeRt S}h st Mt E diy sSo s9S night nurses
HsSs sSc IL sppoln!menss, gSS NJ MABEIIE
f1oNoOh oIhooL. lshS' N ave
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
liSh self-confidence. freedom from self
consciousness; pvt. tutor; MI. 2550,
NOT JUST DRESSMAKINCi, but skilled
workmanship makes the difference. Alter
ations and refaShioning to present styles.
Nothing too complicated to handle. Cen
trally located. LEA ENGEL tormerly 5th
ave. N, ". 1ll0 F st NV, Room ~.
Telephone EX SOB.
SHADOW WORK, confidential inv. Grim
inal and civil. by exp. operators: reasonable
rates Phone WO 4653 and WO. h776. 81
WANTED HOME with day and night nurs-
ing care. for elderly man. Box 2S2 H,
saapoW ans speysty WSEk aP5 W6 Pfyit' pG42
willow LAWN school mas several i'm
mediate vacancies. year around boarding
and day care: limited transp Ia, 5393
WILL NOT be responsible for debts un-
less contracted by myself. E. J. PAYNE
WEEK END TRIPS to ocean City, Md
Transportation, sleeping accommodations,
breakfasts, planned activities; meet new
friends and broaden your interests, Also
rooms by the day. week or season For
further information and to make reSer-
vationS, call BILL HUTZELL S PHYSICAL
FITNESS CLUB. 1919 K st. NV. EX. 4204.
SAFETY FENCES. galvanized steel. chain
fences; every post set in concrete for
safety, Jobs finished = weeks after order;
free estimates Call FIR 1870; ewes and
Suns, AT 1897, SAFETY FENCE CO. -6
Evening star., 1948-07-02
HELP WOMEN.

YOUNG LADY. white, h: $. grad, senssssahl
Y9SE Y9SE go GWoMah GnERK GoEssEf for rd
dept; high school graduate; exper, not
necessary; 5-day wk. Phone DE. 1900
ACT NOW. GIRLS. Here's . Job that's
hard to beat Good wages: no experience
required paid while learning. 5-day week:
now Visit our employment office, 9lS q
St NV CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE CO
ords; speaking; scripts; trains you for
radio. Call MA. PAPA days; WO. 325a
PR0xY-PARENT PLAN-A service de:
signed to aid parents attend their social
functions; day, eve. or for "A hours
Proxy-parents caters to the children OF
ton. tel. vi. 1874.
Evening star., 1948-07-02
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

COOK AND MAID-Two colored women
desire employment together at girls camp
GIRL, colored. from Va. desires work as
mothers helper; stay in. Call DE. 43Ts.
heIpe1 % Cali IU. 4sas. ''' ''
GIRL, colored, desires lob as nursemaid
or mothers helper. live In. DE. S465.
GIRL, eolored; desirsss Job as mothers
GIRL, .colored. wants 8 days week;
city ref. Call VI. 1881.
GIRL. colored. wishes part-time Job no
1879.
GIRL, colored. wishes part-time nursing
Job from around 1 Pm to 6 or pm.
VI S597.
GIRLS, colored, .; one desires 5ts days
work; and one 9 or 3 days work. FIR,
53Ie. 81
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want some efficiency this office disrupts the place
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont. }

GIRL. coIored, wants work as nursemaid
or hw. references. TW. $3.50,
MAID. colored; g h,w., IS a day and
carfare NO 1868 3.
WOMAN. colcrod, desires work; 5h-day
week. with excellent references. NO. 5O@,
WOMAN. coored, wishes days work, laun-
dry work only HO. $500.
SOUTHERN GIRL, colored. wants e h W;
fond of children; will stay some nights:
referenCes. LU. ati35.
Evening star., 1948-07-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

HAGERSTOWN, Cumberland, Union Town,
Pittsburgh. Leaving Sun a M. Al Dodge,
DRIVING TO NEW YORK. room for 4
others Leaving early Saturday mornins,
returning Monday night; reasonable rate,
DU. 901f.
STUDENT desires ride to Texas. Will
share expense. FIR. 5000, Ext. 2S7, JOHN
HASHIM on or about July Il. II
YOUNG MAN, experienced driver. seeking
ride to Los Angeles, share expenses. Ready
any time. CO. 960S
Los ANGELES-Gentleman returning will
take , passengers; share expenses. 194S
car MA. 1924 or AID. 1862. 4
DETROIT, MICH.-Leaving Friday night
or Sat: :? or 3 passengers wanted. co.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN going to Virginia
3 or 4 Cali Wo. 1872 ,.
YOUNG LADY. experienced driver, desires
ride to San Diego vicinity July 5; refs.
eXch wv 5000. Ext. Al. 3s
Evening star., 1948-07-02
BUSINESS SERVICES.

LET US FIGURE on a construction Of a
new home for you. Experienced bldg. or
ganization prepare to offer bids on new
house and apt constr; no cost or obligs-
ton on your part. Submit your plans and
specifications OR for new home ideas, con-
tact DISTRICT BUILDERS, INC, Rm. 304,
1In1 ave n w DI 1000 Il
Evening star., 1948-07-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

ROOM CLERK. Sl75; mechanic, 5-day wk
$50; sheetmetal body man, 5-day wk., high
salary. layout artist, supervisory capacity;
filling station attendant $50 wk. Other
positions open. LLOYDS EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. Rm. 1920, Dupont Circle Bldg,
MEN AND WOMEN. colored. We have Jobs
all types. SEABOARD EMPLOYMEN 1
AGENCY, 900 w st. NV III
SECRETARIES-Sten typlSts; ex-
cellent opportunities. = DAYS; SlSO-$2A0
mo. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, 170S G st. NV
DOMESTIC.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WE HAVE ALL TYPES of expcrier
meStic heip Call DE 6645
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typist perm. position, 5-day week; inter
estng work in radio school a located d. at Ss Sts
LENNON, no: 1920, Ext. 8, between 9
and weekdays. -6
Of aaGsssnaso Bs5SSn Nd The
WAITRESS. neat. intelligent. willing to
esaitHE WRiTREss s. White, for curb service.
RakEss RXE Rs Rhss must HI L
IN person s0Pd hea F0o ay N
WAf1RHss VA fHss sGPs Wanted d. white Apply PIN
Gus GRILL, 1899 Bladensburg I'd. Colmar
WAITRESs-white. over a1. exper tray
service full time. earnings average $50
to 500 per wk Apply, in person after
/ pm, 3027 Naylor I'd. Sc, TW. 1897.
WAITRESS WANTED. Apply GEORGES
RESTAuRsANNT' 495 7th I st. SHG s;w .rd ps.,
- S$a isS For
MATTRESSES. white must be s,s exp; so,t. g.
FRoS R5 JoAos APRs IN wis RsFSs@ @ and
WAITREssEs. experienced. young and at:
tractive. TO work days and nights Unless
auas only nc no PG phons ss zRs
MATTRESSES - White, experienced and
| relS., goOd pay anu tlpS; Iheals' daS ott
a1s inss. e0'SilRfSa WARDMAN s0if PARK DRUGsToRE
Conn ave. and Woodley I'd. )
MATTRESSES wanted. experieneed sooe
salary and tips; aged 2l-35: hours i l.
; noon till pm. one day of. GREYSTONE
REsTAsggRANT, REsT,AsggRRA $50 N Glebe rd' Arlinstson
WAITRESsEs. exper.; good salary ane
hrs; Sundays of Apply CLARENDON
: RESTAURANT. 1882 Wilson blvd. Arl.
) WAITREssEs VA for curb service. Apply II
+, MATTRESSES, good tips and meals. Appl!
. at once. GLEN ECHO PARK REsThU'
l WooL PREssER. piecework; lec per sui.
See Mr.. Kerley. ING-KERLEY DRY
CLEANERS, 444 So Wash. st. tnr. Safe
wayl. Falls Church Va. IS
I WOOL PRESSERS. white or colored, ex:
pe,ienced. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY 262'
: WOMAN. white. Protestant. family type
J general housework and care Of 3 children
!, empl couple; live in with wk. ends free
new home, suburban Silver Sprins. BOZ
; WOMAN, exper. in restaurant work, tc
state exper. and pay expected. Box 1873
x-FHY TECHNICIAN. REGISTERED preferred
for medical clinic, under. 35. Res; S2,4Q0
. not reg $3.50; 5i7-day, 40-hr. wk;
leave. provision medical coverase. 252s
YouNe Ye sSs' LADY 1n for packing stationery. 20.
CoPENHAVER S, 1891 Conn. ave. NV. a
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CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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HoUsEkEEPER, white. settled. single. live
in; rent free. Phone Dupont $3.50.
INTERVIEWER, with knowledge of typine
nave eoese
hour week: 20Fo discount on purchases
Apply employment Office, .4th floor. LANS-
iNVoICE CLERK, assistant 10 hardware
and plumbing buyers must have last rate
Of osrm yPos POSITION and with hka co
fae intsr!lsv. s'S At n 14oo S MIS- S'F0ooe !O'
sales representatives. Pleasant. profitable
MAID must have excellent references;
MAID, colored' for general housework;
refs. fs Cali cfil sH. $50 until 5 pm;
MA5D y 5Dndass Fssss o so ss1ay Week fFG% 1904 n
MARKERS, white, experienced or inex-
sS9 nSs9Eess as3 sGed pay
competent Not at present employed,
ngn trainins - and de experience. BOZ sss-G, star
OFFICE CLERK. general once work and
ate small switchboard, have pleasant tele-
phone voice and be adept with figures; 8;
SikEN ffS Sf SERVICE Sfe Nc Co. Af aaii sth St
No phone calls. a
OFFICE CLERK-Fatr knowledge of typ.
ing, accurate neat figures; good vorklns
conditions. Apply in own handwriting,
fIYRoLL CLERK. knovledse Of compton,
eter operati opport. for sdvancement;
Write full details BOX 313-G. Star %
PRESsER, to work in laundry. STANLEY
REeIP1foNEsTNuRsE evening nh
for The Lisner Home in Chevy Chase.
Simple switchboard duties and some prac-
teal nursing; references necessary; no one
over Az need apply; salary. Sl10 mo;
room and board. Call MRS. kRAUSE,
EN-, 1929. =
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30

full and complete program which would be amazing
pr man many years younger
President of of the biggest businesses of its kind the
american Cross Arm Company, Mr. Coleman still gives
time to phanhropc than do most professional
orkers AS Florida state director Of the United Jewish
Appeal which seeks to raise $50 million dollars in 1948 Mr.
coleman has given many days to covering the communities
q this behalf of this great humanitarian He
hch is the Jewish Red Cross Already this year he has
instrumental in aiding Daytona Beach, Gainesville and
ort Lauderale in their successful 1913 campaign drives
Last Wednesday evening at the Roosevelt Hotel when
RATIONAL speaker for Hadassah explained the need for edi
funds assist the caring for the sick and wounded in
Palestine Mr.. Coleman showed his natural leadership by
oming to the fore and making personal appeal which
rcught $4,000 from the audience oversubscribng the
uota. Had he taken this initiative feel certain the
uota would not have been met that evening.
The following night Mr.. Coleman delivered outStand
address members of the local post of the Jewish War
eterans Never hesitate to stand up and be counted as
ew, he told the group Be proud of your Jewish herr
age" Mr. Coleman asked to the national
oard of the American Council for Judaism, Incorporated
When ne investigated this group and found their true pr
e he denounced the Council and has been fighting ever
nce There is place in America he said for group
ms OF the Zionist organization Jewish groups must work
With and for another There is much to be done to
ng peaceful and just solution to the Palestine problem
r Coleman went into great detail to explain how he man
'ged to send much needed equp ment to the Haganah
Although Mr. Coleman has been leader in the affairs
the Jewish community for many years it has been only
centY that this quiet unassuming outstanding personality
las been recognized for the great man that he is
An ancestor of his served Surgeon General to George
aShngton in the Revolutionary War Philip Coleman has
rled this trend of healing in the work he IS doing TO-
|dy prominent citizen successful business man. ana
ader among his people, Mr. Coleman loved and admired
" all who know him. May God grant him strength and
ing lie to continue in his work
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30
We Congratulate MIR. Philip N. Coleman

Were we asked to nominate one
Of the outstanding Jewish person
alities in the South. we would not
hesitate to name Mr.. Philip N.
Coleman. A week age we had the
pleasure of interviewing him in his
office in the Graham. Building. We
found his office adorned with pho
tographs of our greatest Presidents
with quotations for which they are
famous. No doubt. being surround
ed by great men has contributed to
the ideals which have added consid-
erablY to the stature of Mr.. Cole
man. who at IS years of age carries
Evening star., 1948-05-04
<Y244EsE So. r
@ @Ea,GREEN 4zaarzz

in the late 1930s when his notices
were not complimentary.
1t was the occasion of the George
town-Duke golf match when both
universities had good golf teams.
Alexander played the top spot for
Duke and the late Johnny Burke
was Georgetown's captain. Alex
ander beat Burke, but 1t took him
almost six hours to do 1t in a match
still recalled by number who saw
1t. In those days, Alexander was
the worlds slowest player.
The Federal Golf Association s
interagency match play team
matches begin today with a num-
ber Of teams increased 20 over last
year to a total of n, according to
Darrell L. johnson, chairman OF
the Tournament Committee.
Treasury is defending champion
in class A and again has George
Voigt as its captain, Patent Once
won the class B title last year and
Federal Power Commission was tops
In class C.
Matches will be played until mid
August at Indian Spring, Fairfax
Army Navy. Bannockburn, Prince
Georges, White Flint and East
| Potomac.
Evening star., 1948-05-04
European Netmen SET
For Second Cup Tests
By the Associo,sd Press

LONDON, May 4.-The continents
tennis aces began preparations to-
day for the second round Of the
European Zone Davis Cup elimina-
tions.
Czechoslovakia announced it would
have the services of southpaw
Jaroslav Drobny for Its match with
Brazil May IA. Drobny and Vlad-
imir Zabrodsky, both also ace hockey
players. were named yesterday to
represent the Czechs.
Others on the team will be Ferdi-
nand Vrba and Karel Smilinsky.
Drobny has been in Italy but he has
wired officials he will return to
Prague in time to play.
Italy's forces. awarded a default
victory over Poland, prepared for
their meeting with Yugoslavia at
zareb May IA. The Italian team
will consist Of Gianni Cucelli, Mar
cello Del Bello, Rolando de Bello
and Vanni Canepele.
Ireland won a doubles match yes
terday in Dublin for a 80 lead over
Luxembourg that assured 1t q sec
ond round spot. The Irish next
meet the winner of the Egypt
Denmark joust,
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Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press

zafs nittinsPousreaa g. su,. Cleveland 4s5' and
~, Runs-Wlliems. Boston. r. and Yost
MMsSnln5eGn Msyo BepToit piliinser' st. Louis and
Runs batted in-williams. Boston. "A:
Di Magic, New York, and Evers, Detroit
Hits.-Mayo, Detroit, 1s, and Ken, De-
Dogbless-Mayo, Detroit, eix players
-, Triples-vico. Detroit. g. and Boudresu
Cleveland McCoskey. Philadelphia, and
! Coan. Washington, ..
Home runs-Keltner. Cleveland, 5. and
| Vlco Detroit. and Williams Boston. A.
stolen bases-Di Maggie. Boston: Tucker
and Gordon, Cleveland, and Coan, Wash i
ineton, ,.
Strikeouts-Dobson, Boston, and Trucks,
Pitching REYNOLDS. New York 30,
l 900. and Trucks, Detroit, 20, 900.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Gustine. Pittsburgh, .444, and
Edwards. Brooklyn, .423.
&Runs-Lockman, Runs New York. 49,, and
Runs batted in-Cooper, New York and
sauer, Cincinnati. 10.
Hits-Gustine, Pittsburgh, and sauer,
Cincinnati, 20.
ss6s"a' nSneltsmAasm; cbit..nl Cincinnati :. and
Triples-Lockmsn, New York. and Mu-
sial. st. Louis, 3.
=. Home luns-sauer, Cincinnati. 6, and
Stolen basesHHaas, Philadelphia. 4, and
Elliott. Boston: Blsttner. New York, and
s4lksouts Blackwell; Cincinnati. 10,
seweli. Pittsbursh: Riddle, Pittsburgh. and
Brecneen, st. Louis, 20, 900.