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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-11

recognition of his achievement.
At the same time it is reported
in American business circles that
DR.. Bunche may be appointed
American ambassador to Moscow.
This would be the first time
in American history that a Negro
would be appointed to such high
post. -.
No one in the United Nations
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-11
The
World
Over
By Deborah Jaffa Me+z
(The News' Own Columnist)

DR.. Ralph J. Bunche was the first
| to enter the room, then came Maj.
Gen. William E. Riley, followed
by the Israeli armistice delegation,
with DIR. Walter Eytan and Col.
Yigal Yadin in the lead. The
Egyptians came last, led by Col.
Mohamed Kamel ell Rahmant.
At exactly 1880 a. M, DR..
Bunche struck the table with his
gavel, opening the fifth and final
joint formal armistice meeting.
It was great moment for the
acting Palestine mediator. 1t may
be that even he was not sure of
success in ending the hostilities,
and certainly the prolonged nego-
tiations did not promise a solution
agreeable to all. But Bunche
worked tirelessly, and showed un-
failing kindness, patience, and a
will to bring about peace.
"He never lost hope" said the
Egyptian delegate of the man who
made peace between the vigorous
young Jewish state and the
mightiest of the seven Arab states
which had vowed to destroy Israel
only nine months before-the man
who prompted DR.. Jessup to say,
''The United Nations should take
as much pride in the Palestine
victory of DR.. .Bunche as we do
in the victories of Patton or Mark
Clark"
1T HAPPENED ON FIFTH
AVENUE. If you should be
walking along 42nd st. on a Fri
day afternoon, and stop at the
corner of 5th Ave. to visit Bar
toms popular candy store, you'd
best make sure that the sun has
not yet gone down. For at Ais
p. m. every Friday, Barton's FL
New York candy stores close for
the Sabbath, and they do not re-
open until 5:15 p. m. on Saturday.
+. There has been no adverse COM
ment from non-Jews on this policy,
reports Mr.. Stephen Klein, COM
pany president, and no harmful
effect on business.
And to those company directors
who complain of closing the stores
on the busiest day of the week,
Mr.. Klein answers, "God did not
see me and my brothers through
the Nazi troubles so that ] should
now forget my faith and belief
in the truth of Judaism"
CHANGED upon Rabbi Bar
nett R. Brickner's recent proposal
to convoke meeting of Jewish
writers economists, sociologists
and philosophers in the United
States to CLARITY the direction"
which American Judaism is TAX
ing. / recommend to this council
of intellectuals study of the dis
inclination of the goth century
| American Jew to make the sacri-
fees for his religion which gave
life meaning for our forebears.
Perhaps on the busy corner OF
42nd St. and 9Th Ave. we shall
find the answer.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-11

connection Win
the success Of
U.N. mediation
between Israel
and Egypt {.
High officials
in the United
Nations predict
that DIR. Ralph
j. Bunche, U.N.
mediator, w il !
be the recipient
of the Nobel
Peace Prize, in
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-11

ANSWER: "Chalutz" is an old
Biblical Herbrew term. The Book
of Joshua speaks of the "van-
guard" or "front warriors" as
"Hechalutz. The term thus comes
from a root meaning to prepare,
to equip or to arm, in the sense
that "those who went first" were
thought of as those who prepared
the way for the future.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-11

At a recent JDC conference in
Paris, DIR. Schwartz projected the
plan for Europe's Jews to become
self-supporting within three yeara
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-11
By Boris Smolar
Copyright, 1s4s, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)

U.N. NOTES: A feeling of
great pride prevails in the ranks
of United Nations officialdom in
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BUSINESS OPP. tcent. !

kEsTAUnAST. price reduced; has 10
be sold. owner leaving town. This
N one OF the best deals in D. c.
For married couple or partners.
Priced low. GOOD terms and lease.
AFFROFT1 A. FITZGERALD REAL
~ TSuSeP C3- -sa5s hx o7i2' AT. sl4o. Pals
s,,.s,,is .,ns; i,S1or; nearby MARYLAND: old
o455. 5' w" Nh -1S
kEsTAURANT-Pully equipped: op-
posite large Cow hospital: pract
no competition. In GOOD ioc Silver
Spring; 8 mos. rent in advance.
nn2tninE else p pay for 5000 VII
snTioSi 70 70 SCI u Il epesi nSssi s9 n1os .rDtria r
OWNER. 81. b533' is
BODY AND FENDER sHoP-comn
equip, paint rm-, supplies; shop can
ss,af ss 5in'ts 10 saSIP s4PPo for sale; must I5 se
sMoKE HOUSE for sale: suitable for
smoking hsh or meats. must sell
because OF illness: good opportunity
a. reasonable price. CAN Union
BtsfSEss. good will free; IL fm.
dian i' Hi usn, n.Ea: ta can no Be DGrehssed m
house, furn, and bus. for, s22 300;
$1,000 cash. Owner will finance
e fkHscIs HsIS s29d HR6LE RHS r0S NA n'sssst
GRocfRY GRsoasifIf5Y sfilo sfilokAfx * .. .2Ps service. good
equipment; spprox. 80 900 two sks..
hours $40 an to pm no suE-
D
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTiouEs-Furnitu ORC a-nrae.
china, slassware. rugs, silvsrvars
g:intinS, g aRasy syhss. ,ss, sssh sIs, cEe'' ''d
ANTIoUEs--Bric-a a-brae. china. sil.
DORA KRUPsAw MILEsToNE. 1895
Q q. ny sterlins 74se.
BEDROOM, dininx room. contents Of
hSmes; sass ss:h; , We 90 mov'nti r 's1r.ss ,.,s
BooKs-sell n. your books. Open
ssi1snsd ;.si .sd sooK sspd:si saor Ssoness Sd ST
cassixr :ti eisr MAxfsttS.' "a stps' s,.s.,. .u.,,,,:
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100 "a. svs. nv. II ssis
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s;S::: AZ; -; -; sss;; |ss s:Y ;sI I
DIsHwSsHEi, somm.reiai type for
shsssn s.n.a p.l fiisssn sass o sagsss, ssas 1850
ExTENs6LE mahossny table. butter
When 'os; op.p: 70. sale. e'' $50 'ii.7s n.vi' :
Also artificial mantsi. brass trs
s., :srs'n .ns snd svc GaDs csS ss. iisessr IS
ruRs-Hsv. you any furs you Son'.
know what 70 DO With Phone
NrcHAMe FURS, gT. boes. and
hsve cur furrssr come 70 sss &c. yoo.
FUHSNfTrIxwi viii see.p, your cid
reupholsterins or rsnsirins of other
fyInitars: Also inseIsstsd ia YD-
vukNrrIiaeawoAaREa AZ lfE. r., 10 .ufse...
for cash; also sood used piano; Gan
sGssi9ui.-Ysy. 6s if9fulii.Y ..ar. A.s,.ss.1 x.
::s'::'" ss'::: II 81 ',;siai a. ~ f''esa' rs
rsSsnssifrukk1E-SWsiSss ri W. .u, .ss,r. s...
tsnts or edd pissss Also old glass
q -; :: = ;: !: r. :: !:
fufniturs Of al kinds: entire hens
q ssu esd a 'isssss sss' ':s ss.s. s.'h IA asss
FURN. WANTED-Bsdrn-. ain .rr,.
PIomp. @ ssrSiee' CO. ssss' @oIa
G0kD-Drtng yoaS Sid sosG. plAti-
ss.; q, e.sE sissa I. sas. s;lasse'a e ,.sr: =:
PfANOS-ws pay highest cash priess
e, sgi9:.A snsn " agT,sh,s srsnes. srea.
PlANos-Grsnc- upsasslL sptnsI o.
81 ..n ;s::; =, .::s .ss &C sa sscs 81 esaS't'sa'
sEWINS GAc4nsEs-Ns by ~
typso; roeair. ha0sSstehtns. 6us&G1s
eERykI GAS refriseystog wanted
rood ecndiston; $50. DO. eeos
srovIs. YURNrrURE. ransss. sss
eexss and hsaterA AcAu sTUyI
Co. lou 7IA a. n.y- IA se51.
BOA asu1szM "a ssi xriasrosR Ias ssip'isss isss
@ g. n.v- II. 1896.
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DOGS. PETS. arc.

wv AEh nEobD, itaAF AAk res
mos c.k .lf VI HGs,, s.s, i sIoss to psP,F
DALMATiAN At sTUp. beautifully
marked - champions on h,s ped,-
srst Re-, with Axe OIL 3asS Ia
sCoTT,Es-ohoies CO.. rs s.n 'ep,eggsh., g,, pup,
service, MsekiNSoS Pa s4ss
BOXER FuPPIEs, Axe res black
masks reasonable Cali sh e+as
CHESAPEAKE BAY RErRIryER' f..
male. ga years old gentle slTons
beautiful intelligent $50 wo
AFGHAN HorNp, male. : mos, ped.
Rec E,.sap.sI. h.u''s,pssn nf n,as l0''lF eDlOr
PUPPY. tan male 4 months cid part
wiz sood home vi soe. on
BOSTON TERRIER. Axe. res NAL,
coCKER rurriEs, sIse. litter Axe
res, weeks old mals ssb fe.
male, SIS, Healthy PA 7fsl
BLACK COCKER. thoroughbred .
DsosnfRs.ss OH rfSc:sHrrs .e,. ss t.m.l,
BoSrR RSsi p Furfirs 81 i.~n 1o' black S..s
and hrindle ~kS cid cropped
Axe res: price ress. Cali oE. as
coackkEss k s9rAvrrI rurrrrs sna
Youns ) Gay display and cs' Tep
Flight Trouble a. stud Price reas
We deliver Rockville 3e44 Ia
COLLIE, male. ] year old. sable and
Whit; thoroqshsred, Axe res Ies-
posiaMAsA sSsiiIsMA A''rn,ls rnSscHfs aais male! !,
months, Akc' reasonaols. AL. s1ls
BoxER. f.wn female. year old, raised
rs $50 or best offer under Phone
posrsMsN, 81 INA female. $ mos. .s .pas.d.
.seusesIoksn: rs..onsbie 10 Ssos
coeSif ssSRi si rafrris a}s .s'f .soP.s. PS re.
| also older doss: ress Stud services
81 sso'ors. ateo Auth I'd. sc IN.
soxEss; OK. ;."n ss.as... sl.:s as.ss. 10
GILMAN sssskrsRiaRbs 'furriis. .,r.e
seSRD" sSRRf"ffis Rfssps Pfsn rssl.l.fsa g eSs9's *
siAMEsE CATS, s mos old, ,psy,d
houmbroken; papers; nice pets for
discriminsttns persons SAB co
.fIsSSsh htrpirs saa sF ,sm.., sxss pvr,. ls
FRET KiT1ESs a., hou,.bros.n' :
weeks old Phone Miehissn Ass
ST. BERNARD PUPS, rssist.r.d Axe
pom,non 1nsl nT'sf shos s'ns, ca. = OF I'e.9 200 od
DoBERMAs PiSscHfR, male. black
and tan, a. ttud. excel blood lines
ST. sERSAnD, years beautifully
m.rksdi ma. 81. semitic sR' Cal chs't-
IRISH stIrrR PUPPIES. pur,sf,a :
= weeks cid SEQ and $50 Pa
roy roMERANIAs. female. i year
sable and tan. Border collie. black
Bon 40e-J. Star is.
BoxER, half.ETown fswn f.mal,,
"'1., YER, 1.... '1iS'' only 400 SSs0'si ri s.sa M
COCKER cLuaRAScr sALE--e siona
ssna slses a,, soets5: sJ must q % solo e, e,
sUPPLY. Ifos TYin,iy 81 siiv,r
sprins, Phone silver spFins oe2s
KnIss kaoss kLNNELs-poss .na
f:s: s:s 'Gs5s.e fsSss rsfs:n sSss.s Pfps 'r sale
must 30. 8s beautiful ouppies. al
sssor' C. .,. = eses.' sss ,iT. from All Axe .c
ehsmpien sioodiinss' MsfNrYRTs.
a.e1s,. as1s' .ss ne':n -, q sH 74ss hn' IL +
CRxAf YYnENEEs. Z sii.vni,s f.-
males, Z vs cid. Axe res Look
ltss polar bear cubs Rsss, va
cHoWs. p.aisr.se. r.a.on.sl. c.n
ManasaAs ae4-J-2, stone Mouse rd.
MfsfsTusE iscnSAuxEa vurs." .
mo-: show prospects and pstsi
champion slres and esms. pslrfsx
ISL. --ls
| DOxERA. Moaxmens ksnnsis have
some except.onai nice puppies. See
them, Al. 0E6b. --ip
| COLLIE PUPPY, mos. bssBttfpi
| uteolor fsmss, ehamptonshtp stock
Axe rec leyssI.. wo sss2 is
outstandinE pedigrtt, irsi. stock
| dale strain. reG WI abpI lis
Evening star., 1949-05-14
00ATy

fDS9 OWEN. ~ II. Ss bare eassn
cruissf. tsp eac6-5 2see eHsy sz
isavtns &. D. Phnns wo. sTss. Boss
n slip set. ccranthsaa rseAt cass
.s-vT poAsr cngssEa nuIL sss
i<e-h.p- osea vs.. a. nsvs cen.
Pc: VIA ssasnss siaso. ,2S
cAefw cHrgsER- n~s IS n eyHrsss
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hsnka, ssss~y. s1se. hfAss psns sA
thas eoas aee1x 70 ~ hspvs v Q
sssssAe1 ssnsr. Al aTs--is
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@kn-ne Hat1-keess eExIns Cas-
y sesn d Da1 p1sppT aoxs Al
pRsis. M srGsns serff ee9hax
Us yftss yesas ~ ss@s sts"
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FARM AND SARDGh

Old kNGLx&A DOxE00D for sais
II and 20 yrs: cd; % sns 10
1 I-1oRsE MowER and Asrns.s; soe<
a. new. sAefiGes. afR. LORY, Ler.
ton. Va, I4-p-i<. Bus. RE- k6De
Kxt.. rosa. p. o. address Salrfsx
raHaxIL r-l9 1asasr. eompl, VIA
plow and eaitlvstss. power tsft
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so ssf . susasia esai'sssa
LANDscASE sarcsz.ay ssgspnsns fr.
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n.so stEssesrvy aeo rsspeetty pltsts
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RID Nc RE 5 SILVER spg4as.
Ma ca! Ashsea Me- ss.H
ror soii-vtt' seee tssh log -.
trat Cal III 49at Id
BIRD BATHs benches urus scrs
e Ireutsi u p RODGERS SsIs
FLA6sToSE Walks. trsrsets nr,-
places roek eagdeas Ter pcnd2 re-
tain.ns sails a4ps drainass a.
KINDS q cement ~otk MAR
CUCClQ. Route 5 HeFnets iAue
Rockville Nd Phone ReSkvtlis
15sS ID
TREES REMOVED
,Srsd Can FsED AiixS sit,r
pm NO s2oa
GERANIUMS, Csc EA.
Three for si, Gamma LzntAha
ScSrlet-SaGe. petunlAs seFbsnAs s!se
roses and eNtyErecns ASHTON
NURSERY. $50 QecTEla ave nv
ia
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AVIATION

kKCOCpks 1e4t; 1~war rsAso. sis
euiiss1ns eamplse6 wtth sTrsEssrs
shaps: 81 300 Or best oeeg tskss a.
WQ. e9la. oN, k4s4 lis
xAm10 r.is-rsrss "a sassss,,
prtssI or ssss "a.
eencittes. $500 esvn- 80 pef ms
seY i1 mes Cal Oh. ssss. lis
CKaeNA les, SALVAGE srxaas. 900
eesY, tsfI w1ns sk~ t4s6 Me-
SHAcKyS. PA. lass. la
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POULTRY AND EeGS
JANIS TxED sT6aI, sis & q az
-conksy'. TO feeds; sasy shisss e
.NaIsok isse;k:i R'aissr snrAsssfs Asssss'f ss =,
-, ) z, Y. is,ss. ..sso ~ ..st II
stWaAsfsliifissi 'iruiIrrs. II .s.
a. % .iyen fr,s.s, rs = PER
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
"a. 1. 1. nAkrxi1 ssso issa q =
r Ari,as,es, Va: ox. cxsI -.is
up6aRls ssDHRiss rrsssRer sSsRea sao.4s for .s -.
4, ., 4 spars pfe6seera, alse 90
tias b. ? nrss-eiass pass-srs6 sgek
,.ssS2sss a:si2s see eSrssG with p.s1osss s
feeding saa Be- srrsnsee: in eait-
land. -. H. 1871.
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BULLDOZEE
STEAM BOILER

lis Chalmers, model HD-T with Gar.
vood blade. good working condition
'riee, $500. Do. 370o or uN
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3H-hp. Lstner, gas ired boiler; used
about IA yrs. complete return
system and controls; reas. UN
Ole4 after 8 pm. or before Q m
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RESTAURANT

Good NV location. AT. o562 49,
We CAN SELL YOUR rooming house
IN - hours II priced right. We
years Can ST 5757.
c. J. YOUNG, BROKER
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COLLIES

q y..ss s ; s.s; srs.n ..a sne 90 nv ~,
PET SUPPLY
IIoS Trinity pl. silver srrins "a
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

ADDING MACHINES for rent; rental
applies II purchased, demonstration
for sale DI. 66lI. Ia
BABY CRIBS. carriages. strollers,
high chairs, etc. Week or mo. Free
delivery. BERoERs. rU. 3443
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RESTAURANT AND BAR

Most unusual ofer you have ever
had. Worth $4,000. Half interes,
for 100000 SIP 600 cash and
Write Box 5Od-J. Star I6s
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white enamel finish,
I25. NEXT-To-NEW,

Thurs. call OIL. s3l4 or WI. S5o1.
KITCHEN EoUIPMENr-Praetieally
new stove. Kelvinator refrigerator
good cond.; washing machine. cH.
KITCHEN GYsiaEN SINK. 9 sections and kiteh-
RoDMAN. 1886 Holly st. NV. IA.
Lawn MowHR. power. 40 in. cut.
Brisgs and stratton engine. Al
condition, good buy for some one
Sno has large lawn. Call day time
L22AArHIEI sc;HAn. new red vins-ss.s.
LIGHT PLANT. portable. 90o-wstt;
p.sstie.ily nsg; neg; win sacrinee. 10
Lf1GSa f1GSi HRs RR6oM sPyi SET. . p,.s.. ls drop
osr isss 'rW Vi ssssl.sn' ssaa. ''nd's''n ,s s'''
Lfv. RM. FURN. with mirror. lamps.
etc, Q tables. desk. $3.50; hedrm.
ct, sI9o; and sedrm. set. $50
LIVING WH sssS III. SUITE. br.ssf.st room
suite. occasional chairs, hedrnn. suite,
Faf; Fasnitsas ss,. e e sas ssaos is:s
LaviNa hniNa ROOM SUITE marie, sofa
and 2 chairs excellent eond-. 800;
LMivMa vi sss2 s22oon SUITE 5 pe.. maroon
oaH ORG. 0sSs $500. ssii $40. DU. ossS
LUGGAGE. 20 in, ror.nishssr. sre,
airplane With hanger. Used
times. Only $40, Brown. hat and
shoe case. Ike new. 50. oAh SpN'
LitGnaGE rxAnEa. canvas cover
oW. 9400. Ext. 2ss after 3 pm
rrrnrnrp-nis speei.,x On a complete
line of plywood and lumber. Doors
2/4x6Is, 3 panels. at 30 -. Comb
w.p. drs.. In all sizes. Sl6-&17 ea.
hs-in. NAH, wal. cak and avodire
piyvood at zoe per II. 1856 OF on
screened doors and screen wire
Open daily and Sat. 20 g: sun,
o to 2. METROPOLTTAN LuAskE
mGs0SAffSk G0 : aAcRs "a rs 6, 81 for sgS ssi.. new
and 9 :heiyssa; n.na priced half Of s:st
MAfERNirY CLOTHES. high siyiei
,ssss,s; aTs:sss. s::s suiss; si1s AZ IsiI4
MATTHIAS. double bed. felt, Der:
feet eonditicn, SIS. NJ. tSee. IL
MEMEOGRAfH "a. D. D.cD, mode
No. %, &C. kirrent, good condition
has been serviced every month sinct
purchased; holds ream Of paper
&1So can between e:1S an. tnt
Evening star., 1949-05-14

FANS, electric. all standard makes.
s:sn.s sass T.. 1ss ss11 aR.
sson. is,es sE ilse 1872 tsn' sGFrSoR tSF sTs
FL csslSErs, se ,41S Hooa. i st. nd drawer. @
used. So and Up; steel 4-drawer
lss,l lstssr We; r s4ss!lens ne9PMHSr s9pSi5ISn
aNsssIXN CO sss Il. =. osvscf .ys. NV se'ifAASi
FILING CABINETS. 4 drawer with
locking device and key. $3.50. also
have and drawer files; large
assortment. First-come basis. D. c.
SURPLUS SALES COS Indiana ave.
rmEiLaCE. nE 1ut S'n nsrstiif,eial. ANTIQUE ivory.
ssed condition; $50. No dealers.
rfs21Na M2i asia; TACKLE, s..v, and az lisht
FsRsEiEEzfRs ssiiE e. YYsseai Ysseu. f..-1s47 vic Victor
61sst, 1a, ofieI. CAN Mr.. SCOTT. ,wo.
rfEEzERs-rns.rn.t,on... II ana
MSaLo5ssiEysss II 5ssiEysss nlpas Hessere r.eos.0 s,ss ~ as. e
sSs s,TsE sDs,ns, Tns,. Nd Soay sH S,s. ssso
dition: mahoesny furniture; must
vacste house in chariottesviiie, Va.
AID. 9245. 15'
FURS-siiver fox jacket. exc. cond :,
size 14-1o: sacrifice. $55. Can WI.
FuRS-Exceptional values By pvt.
party, being ing .F,a sr.nsteIrsGi ,rotssd nrsst,a
cally new, also muskrat coat ard
fox Jacket. HO. 1000, Ext. 622. LIS
FUR COAT, size Il, mink dyed musk
rat; excellent condition. OR. e3o7'
FVR COAT, grey lamb. sise IL. good
Sndition. $50. can IA. 2soo. Ia
Evening star., 1949-05-14
Steelcraft Wash. CO

SsS@A@A 0SS - w 1GsA. w.
pss stssltraft - iaxs se1sH, - 900
iass RirhaFss0n ksGsn. ssssps 4
is. s s:s.ssssss s.sissssfss ..s.s ..s u m. .s.s.
MARY sEsrRf. Owner vsu fnanes
s1-N custom hpfst. g-easla erassss
eomp3etsay reenikhs6 snslSs sss
I'll Ars.erssi, s..s ss' :..,,.s & ssgs fsa.sss,.
ssoo 6ee 81 elssasrsfi seek kstns
are st NJ o. az ~ ssn III
Evening star., 1949-05-14
$11,500
Lock Stock and Barrel

1VOh, 0VOOh cAH1~
Tavern and grill. Guaranteed 81 900
weekly business Doing more. Beer
business increases greatly In summer.
81. 900 cash or best offer Apply
los II ST. NV Music box payS rent.
Evening star., 1949-05-14
BAR

Downtown ONCE BLDG, near 14th and
X SITS. NV; closes 5 pm, closed Sat
and Sun: does $40 daily; ideal for
couple; low overhead; long estab.
pYfce T14 ZOO: terms
Evening star., 1949-05-14
WILLIAMS REALTY
1906 Wilson Blvd. OW. 6161.

Realtors
173s Wilson Blvd. GI. 5000. eyes
Evening star., 1949-05-14
"Do criticize the way YOU ride that thing?"
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

RADIO. Hailicrs
used, perfect. =
9 Saturday, all
RADIO-PHoSoG
inghoase. conso
J. yr. old; S75.
RADIo-PHoNoGl
diI- I'm. AM. e
mahog Phone
RANGE. GE Ia
excellent eonditi
REFGS., new & /
S69 so up; ira
KELS, 1918 lat
REF RIGERATOR
.xcelent concIt
4453
REFRIGERATOR,
feet condition,
IL noon. DE. ;
REFRIGERATION,
Z Gu. IT.. excel
$3.50.
REFRIGERATOR
porcelain frish :
ming cond.:: sacr
REFRIGERATOR
good condition.
or Sat. at sol
kopSa Park. Nd
REFRIGERATOR
model; exceilel
1860.
REFRIGERATOR,
2 Gu. IT.. good
3746.
REFRIGERATOR
stove. SIS: bed
dresser. SO.
mirror. SIS.
10 am. and
REFRIGERATOR
new. $3.50. Pho
REFRIGERATOR
Roper apt. size
machine. FA.
REFRIGERATION
Shelvador: perfs
best offer. FR.
nEEnUrEoArnu
Evening star., 1949-05-14

HARDWARE AND HoUsEwARE. sell
ing out, stock and equipment OF
cost or below incl key machine,
sander and sdger. yAxer and up-
right glass cutter. Lease up. Call
TW. oS32, bet. o Am. and z pm.
Evening star., 1949-05-14

GERANIUMS, 35c EA.
Three for si, Gamma IzntAhs
Scsrlet-SaGe. petunlAs seFbsnAs SIZE
roses and eNeTsrecns ASHTON
NURSERY. $50 1eofKls ayr nx
Evening star., 1949-03-17
ITU President Says
Closed Shop Is Vital
To Employer, Union
By jones Y. Newton

Woodruff Randolph. president
Of the International Topographic
cal Union, declared yesterday that
the Taft-Hartley Act was made
to destroy craft unions" such as
his and he asked Congress again
to repeal the law.
Mr.. Randolph was one of sew
eral officials of AFL unions tes-
tifying before House Labor Sub
committee conducting hearings on
the administration bill to repeal
Taft-Hartley and substitute for it
modified version of the old
Wagner Act.
He said the ITU had borne the
brunt of persecution under Taft
Hartley. In the 20 months it has
been on the statute books, he said
it has upset the otherwise peace
full labor management relations in
the printing industry.
| Mr.. Randolph said the 16-
month-old strike against the
Chicago newspapers. plus other
troubles and litigation, had cost
his union members more than
S11, 100000 which but for Taft
Hartley they would not have had
to spend. Speaking Of efforts of
the National Labor Relations
Board general counsel to end the
Chicago strike, Mr.. Randolph
pointed out that 1t has not been
broken"
Nor will it be ended" he con-
tinued, until we have the EN-.
ployers' assurances that they will
concede us the same right to live
that we so freely concede to them" +"
At great length Mr.. Randolph
defended the closed shop, outlawed
by Taft Hartley, as not only vital
to his union, but necessary to
employers as well.
He said that any lack Of en-
ployment opportunities in the
printing industry was not caused
by any closed-union methods en-
ployed by ITU, but by the fact
that there were no more Jobs pro-
vided by the employers. He said
that it was not the policy of the
international to reject contracts
made by locals simply because they
did no provide a large enough
nav hike.
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Case Of Major Found Dead
With Gun Nearby Probed

The Army is investigating the
fatal shooting Tuesday in a Phila-
delphia hotel room of Maj. Eugene
Frank Armstrong, 80. who was
stationed at the Pentagon.
Maj. Armstrong, who lived in an
apartment at 1858 Thomas Jeffef-
son street NV, was found dead
with q pistol nearby, the Army
said.
A native of Carmel. Calf, he
had returned to duty with the
Army in January, records show,
and was q finance officer in the
organization and training division
LOT the Army Department General
stan,
The body is at the Philadelphia
morgue. He is survived by his
father and a sister in California,
the Army said.