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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28

sab; Gerald Wolpe of New York,
National Vice-President of Mas
ada; Herman Popkin of Atlanta,
Youth Director of the Southern
Zionist Youth Commission; Israel
Katz of Atlanta, National Presi-
dent of Masada; Harriet Cotton
Orentlicher of Atlanta, President
of Southern Junior Hadassah;
Sidney Mazer of Birmingham,
President of Southeastern Masa-
da; Wallace Cohen of Birming-
ham, President of Southern
States LIZA; Lou Schwartz
man of Atlanta, Director of the
Atlanta Bureau of Jewish Edu-
cation; and others.
The Brunswick Senior Hadas-
sab Chapter and the B'nai Birth
group will assist ip making ar
rangements to meet the visiting
young people. The beautiful
State Park is located about eight
miles from Brunswick and is one
of the beautiful chain of Golden
Islands tanning the coast of
Georgia.
The young Zionists will enjoy
all of the recreational facilities
provided at the park, including
swimming and beach bathing.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28

The program, as tentatively
planned, is scheduled for young
adults IL years of age and over
from these Jewish Community
Centers and YMHA's. Activi-
ties will get under way on Satur-
day evening, with two basketball
games and a social event to fol-
low.
On Sunday morning there will
be a zonal meeting of the above
areas, of the Southern Section
JWB Youth and Young Adult
Council for the coming year.
There will be a luncheon ses-
sion on Sunday with a guest
speaker. Following this will be
the finals of the zOnal basketball
tournaments, at which the win
ners of the previous nights games
will play.
These zonal basketball tourna-
ments are open to teams Of I'M
limited ages from each agency,
and the plan is for the winning
teams of the four zones to meet
for a final tournament. to select
the Southern zonal champs, on the
weekend of April 2-3, az a NUT
ually convenient location.
Present indications from Leon
Lebovitz, President of the Sect
ion Youth Council, are that large
number of young adults are plan
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28

Y. is chairman, Mr.. Abe Good
man and Mr.. Milton Lukashok
are vice-chairman and Mr.. Joe
Greenleaf is secretary, says:
"The Committee of Zionist Con-
tributors to the United Jewish
Appeal, viewing the situation that
has developed since the Nation
al Conference of the United Jew
ish Appeal held in Atlantic City
on January 18th and 18th, is fore
ed to conclude that the recur-
rent efforts made by various
groups both in the United States
and Israel to foist Mr.. Monitor via
Mr.. Morgenthau on the United
Jewish Appeal, in utter defiance
of the expressed will of the Zion
lists of America, are endanger-
ing the success of the United
Jewish Appeal for 1949 and are
threatening to create a rift in the
Jewish communities throughout
the country
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28

ming to attend these various ZOnal
inter-center youth programs.
Special trophies will be awarded
the winners of the aonal tourna-
ments.
Officers of the Southern Section
includes: Honorary President
Jules Paglin, New Orleans, La;
President Daniel Schlanger. HOus-
ton, Texas; Vice Presidents: Wolfe
X. LefkOff of Chattanooga, Tenn;
Max Morrison of Knoxville, Tenn;
Bernard Schaenen of Dallas Tex
as; Mrs. Milton SirI1in of Miami
Beach, Fla; DIR. William A. Wex-
Ter of Savannah, Ga; Treasurer,
Ira Trivers of Chattanooga, Tenn. !;
Secretary, Herbert Levy of Tam
pa, Fla; Field Secretaries: Eff
RAIN H. Gale and Judah w. Katz.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28

Plans for the annual gathering
of young Zionists were announc-
ed by the Southern Inter-Region-
al Zionist Youth Commission in
Atlanta. Approximately 100 per-
sons are expected to participate
in the program which includes
services, movies, workshop ses-
sions, discussions, folk dancing,
sports and recreation, Israeli
singing, and an Oneg Shabbat.
The Institute will begin Friday
evening with services and will
continue through late Sunday
afternoon. Among those expect
ed to participate in the Institute:
Miss Irma Lee Wolf of Los
Angeles, California, National
Vice-President of Junior Hadas-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28
COOPERATION CYPRUS"
GIVEN NUMBER l
PRIORITY
PRIORITY

Operation Cyprus, invo.v-
ing the transfer to Israel in
the coming weeks of 1000
Jewish refugees Inferred in
British camps in the Mediter-
ranean island, will be the first
major task undertaken by the
$25O,O00,000 United Jewish APP
peal in 1949.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28

The Southern Section JWB,
which is sponsoring these Inter
Center programs through the
above committees, in cooperation
with the Youth Council of the
Section, is one of eight Sections
of the National Jewish Welfare
Boad, and comprises Centers In
CID Southern States.
The activities wilF' be carried
on in the following four zones:
1. The Northern area, which
includes Nashville, Knox
vile, Birmingham, Memphis
and Chattanooga. Chatta-
nooga will be the host city
on the weekend of March
Sc.
2. The Mid-South area, which
includes Atlanta, Savannah,
Charleston, Augusta a n d
Jacksonville. Savannah will
be the host city on the week
end of March 1918.
2 The Florida area which in
cludes Tampa. Miami, Miami
Beach and surrounding COM
munities. Miami will be the
host city on the weekend OF
February 1921.
4. The Southwest area, which
includes San Antonio, Hous-
ton. Dallas, New Orleans and
FIT. Worth. Houston will be
the. host city on the week.
end of March 1918.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28
.StriCtlyCOnfidential
BY PHINEAs J. B1RoN
"pRO-JEWISH"

Here is bona fide story that
happened to Mrs. H. Laski,,
daughter of the late Chief Rab-
hi of England Moses Caster :.
The lady visited Hungary few
years ago and one day found her
self facing Cardinal Mindzenty,
who is characterized by the Cath
Ole Church and even by some
of our Jewish leaders as de-
voted friend of the Jews, com-
planned to Mrs. Laski i. +. Said the
Cardinal, "You as an English
woman viii understand our mis-
fortune The trouble makers
in Hungary are the Jews ;. They
demoralize our country and they
are leaders of the racial gang that
is torturing Hungarians" :. Mrs.
Laski who had listened most at
tentatively nodded in approval
and retorted: eyes, I know all
about the Jews; - you see my
father was chief rabbi of Eng
land" Several American
newspapermen who interviewed
the Cardinal confirmed the fact
that he never missed a chance to
rail against "those dwarfed men,
the Jews"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28
A FARCE

The Board of Education in
New York is being taken for a
ride by former rabbi Benjamin
Schultz, head of the American
Jewish League against Commun-
ism Schultz is charging the
schools of the Jewish Peoples
Fraternal Order, a progressive
workers organization, with
teaching atheism And so Mr..
Schultz wants the Board of Edu-
cation to evict the JPFO Schools
from New York's public school
building where some of these
schools hold classes in the after
noon :. At a hearing before the
Board, an impressive number OF
Jewish Communal leaders spoke
on behalf of the Order . The
only organization that support
ed Schultz was the American
Legion or rather a number of To-
cal posts of the Legion The
Board reserved its decision 6.
But should it decide to take
Schultz seriously it would look
silly because no responsible Jew
ish group or Individual for that
matter has shown even the
slightest inclination to be iden-
titled with the former rabbi
whom DIR. Stephen S. Wise de-
clared unworthy to be even a
member of a Jewish congrega-
ton"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28
Southern Youth Program
Announced By ]. W. B.

subgiOna nterCenter basketball tournaments and
during the coming weeks for
YNTHAs Community Centers the South This
jointly Milton Sir Chairman of the
Activities Committee; Barney Mendn
Chairman of the Physical Education
Committee and Leon LebOvitz Southern Section
JWB Youth and Young Adult Council"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28
Zionist Contributors Ask Moruenthau
To Take Himself Out OF The
U. ]. A. Controversy

The Committee of Zionist Contributors to the
Appeal, Zionist Body
America
United Jewish Appeal
take himself
thus averting rift in the
Jewish of 1949
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28
Southern Zionist Youths
To Meet On JekYll Island
For Annual Spring Institute

Hadassah Masada the Inter-
March to attend their Annual Spring
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28

In it's statement the Committee
of Zionist Contributors to the
United Jewish Appeal of which
Mr.. Ben Browdy of Brooklyn, N.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27
VICTOR G. TALK LEASES FARM

V. G. Falk, a resident of the Val ley for 19 years and owner of one of the largest dairy farms here, this week announced that he had leased his farm to his son, Victor. The lease took effect on Oct. l.
 Future plans of the Talks are in- definite, but they hope to spend the winter Outside. as soon as all details of the farm transfer have been worked out.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27
Top Movies Promised
 For Sporfsmen' Meeting

Entertainment possibilities for Wednesdays meeting of the Mata- nuska Valley Sportsmen are triple and each equally entertaining, according, to president Clair Stock Members may see Don Knudsen's recent movies of a flight over the North pole. or they may get a film glimpse of Tenth Rescue operations; then again they may see the film record of the breakup at Lake George last sum- mer
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27

ley during the first week of Nov ember, it was announced this week. Parents with children to be baptiz- cd are asked to get in touch with either Mrs. E. F. Graves or Mrs. Merle Anderson for further details
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27
Valley FrOntiersman
EPISCOPALS PLAN BAPTISM

Father Sayr of All-Saints Episco- pal Church in anchorage will hold an infant baptism in the Val
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27
SPECIAL SERVICES

STENOGRAPHIC work; state ments typed; letters written; fast. accurate typist. No job too small Ina. Frontiersman office in Rec Hall.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27

WANTED TO RENT LARGE cabin, or sm. two or three rm. hse., for winter; out of town; pref. on stream or lake. Write
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27
PERSONALS

ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS P. O. Box 886 Palmer
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27
NOTICE

COMPLETE stock of Sunshine Christmas cards now here. These cards are prettier than ever See them by getting in touch with Mrs. George GeiWitz.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27

FLOWER pin, somewhere down. town between drug store and Ron-Da-Voo. Reward for ret to Ron-Da-Voo.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27
full description to P. o. Box 655, Anchorage.

FOR RENT OR LEASE BEDROOM furn' house; close in. Valley Real Estate.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
HELP MEN

PAPERHANGERs. RTi4a gh,te, - class.
PACKING sssA LOT 81 z ATTENDANTS, white.
over 1s years of age; steady work;
By At pa4fss 'i5ns o sossl ssssirsa & lsh 3R
PHARMACisT. registered; good
wages, good hours; also part time
pharmacist. Apply in person, THE
NATIONAL DRUG co: 1000 Conn.
ave. Ask for DR.. Dublin. -3
PHARMACIST. Virginia, registered,
CHURCH DRUG STORE. Phone "a.
PLAsTERERs wANrED-First-ci class
rsIi meehanies "a a.6s1s only; white. Top wages
PLUMBER, exp. jobbins. Top wages.
PsiXsEs 1WT5wsKI permit T Eeaqt5ed. n5ea Call JOE
PLuMBERs wanted i'' for new work;
$500 per hour. Apply in person to
COSTELLO ENGINEERING CO.. .22
pEUMBERs Il Nj RS WANTED. first class only.
for jobbing and remodeling. D. H.
STEVENS CO.. TU. 4500. 3
PORTER, for stock rm.. with knowl-
edge Of driving light delivery truck.
good starting salary; drivers per-
init. No delivery. Refs. Apply
FOREST GLEN VALET. sos Forest
Glen rd., Silver sp., Md. 81. 1141.
PRINTER-CoMPosIroR-A-1 com
bination man wanted for small
shop; must know Kelly and Kluge
presses; excel. salary. Give full de-
tails and phone number. Box 1901,
Star. 3
REAL ESTATE and business broker;
can use young man over 81 inter-
ested in learning the business; must
be high school grad. with car: For
appointment cali DI. 1927. g.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Builder-
broker firm has opening for one
man, young and aggressive. Some
experience preferred You furnish
the get-up-and-go we have the
sures better er-than-average income.
POMPONIO REALTY, INC. 222S
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. OW.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Cecil and Lottie Giles, boy.

| Cecil and Lottie Giles, boy.
Ereasriek and Pearl Pryor girl.
Gordon and Rosetta Worley, boy.
Roland and Cynthia Zealy, girl.
5ichard and Marcia Abercrombie, boy.
Raphael and Florence Battaelini. boy.
Frank and Doris ginsted,; boy.
e9f seofora and ,IS ROssie Msry Bos.niSk graH boy
Carl. ir,. and Betty caltuna, boy.
w walter alter. and md, Anna ma Cameron, boy.
orio3 and Dorothy Dennis, boy.
Thomas Idsm sna and u Mslizabsth Diekey, girl.
Francis and Elizabeth Eslin, girl.
Wayne and Madeleine Gallant boy.
Clarence and Marearet Hsyde, girl.
Charles and Nathalia Hicks, boy.
9Rosepa RsS ana and lean Johnson girl
John and Martha Mahaney. girl.
George Hssnp anS and Mary Mary Mannina, boy.
XiTsIl and and Pthsl iA Mslntyre; aitsre, Boy boy.
joseph and Shirley Middleton, girl.
Arthur, jr., and Alice Newmyer, boy.
eSsxs eRsHes AND AND Esabaan EEspa nn sy by
Paul and Bernadine Ragan, girl
John and Mildred Reynolds. boy.
David and Jean Rhodes. girl.
Harvey and Josephine Richardson, cir
Paul and Yvonne Shaw, girl
BENJAMIN and Rida Silbert. girl.
John and Rita Simpson. girl.
Bernard and Shirley Steinbert. girl.
Richard and Amelia Stiles, boy
Arthur and Ruth Swinburne. boy.
David and Eileen Weisiger. boy.
Charles and Ellen White, boy
Dale and Helen Wilson, boy.
Clarence and Minnilula Witt, girl.
Charles and IneZ Robertson, girl.
Daniel and Julia Barry. girl.
Eugene. and Frances Brown, boy.
Michael and Gloria Du Bissette, girl.
Comus and .Trumella Duster. girl
Alphonso and Orea Frost boy.
y Khin and Ma Gale, boy.
John and Doris Hager, boy.
Early and Lucretta Hargrave, girl.
John and Mary Hart, girl
Pau! and Audrey Hawkins. girl.
Leroy and Margaret James, boy.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. law, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. ,Dait three tuI days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other duus.
Clement Maggia; So, Arlington, Va. and
Voigt Williams, 21, Andrews Air Force
Base. and Nancy Gardner. 20, Alexan-
Eldon Ackles A, 1442 Rhode Island ave-
NV, and Ruth Shane, 2s, 1921 st.
William Ware. 25; Hysttsville. Md, and
Wilbur Hall, 40. and Ethel Newberry. 81.
john n' sweat S t. a. h I7s g iSsh sx st. NV and
Louise Garmany, Fl, 1885 Vernon st.
Valerie s1WFfE Williams u.s. 1S SSuiateS Manster Vii Ind and
John Doane, jr, Al. silver Spring. Md,
and Irene Taylor, A Petersburg. Va.
Marse ts cooper 90 %, Gs is4s IrSna S n.y. st. aRa W
Vrsinia he shepherd 1 % Il, s4so s. ns 18th aad st
Bernard Mazcr, %, Baltimore, and Lucille
Mittleman, 23. 1920 10th st. NV.
Grover coble. 2s. eO1 K st. ne. and
Pedro BoseRasrcia al1ssssr a 1854 * ne st.
and Leila Cuba, 10. Indian Embassy,
Robert Busey, "a, 4941 46th St NV, and
Ann Fowler, 20. 2119 Observatory pl.
Philip Van Js'rs p9gsa 25 s Arlnsson Va and
june eehen as ssas sAsas'ssSa %abrias. Ha 'Df 81
saIman Hilmy. 81, Riyerdale, Md, and
Reynold o. Patet' q. and ,Hilda Ridgley.
Gary soth Faith Il %. ara Loretta Van Hail. 20,
Francis Kovel, 25, 916 Hamilton st. NV,
AND and Deloris stoutenburg, 90, s12 Ken
patrfeS fseE 3! canerey. e;w; "a. go, G $, NV
and Theresa Mckenna, %, New York YTik;
Frank Harrison. 90 and Lula Taylor. 81,
James HardEro"e. ~: Ass Wisconsin ave.
NV and Sue Coder, 2l, 1925 Nichols
Julian Reaves, 90, and Nellie Spain, ia,
John Lee, q; 4ao eth st. ne. and June
7a]f }arsen; Nensonss as' zoos sosh st. Sc
Leola Johnson, 2s, 1928 9Th st: NV.
Everett fc,s BasmmaFst19m e mar g. and Josins
Alyida Craig; 20, 294i 18th st. NV.
Joseph Corn; 26. and Betty souza, 49,
me1Si5 5otn Ct ao,Rronr Rlchpond ID .,s.
Base. Md, and Lillian Coulter, so. 406
stillwell Grant. SO. 1889 18th st. NV,
and Violet Hager. Al. Arlington. Va.
John Czarn. 3S. and Louize Cozzens, As.
William Miller, SO, Gonzales, Tex, and
Jean De Coss. %. 5033 Kansas ave
NV.
James Austin, 21. 1881 14th st. NV. and
Ruby Brown. 23, 5112 Kansas ave. NV
Patrick McCafferty, 23, 1851 Harvard st
NV, and Edna Miller, "a, 1927 Lamont
William Loebeastein. IS, I417 st. NV.
ana Sara Clements. 33, Mt. Rainier,
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Births Reported

(From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Herbert and Marian Nowlin, girl.
Robert and Jacqueline Panknen, girl.
James and Jean Perry, boy
woodrow and Emily Peter, boy.
Harold and Daisy PETER. boy.
Giacorho and Olga Polverari, girl
William and Virginia Quirey. boy
Hubert and Marian Ralph, girl
Pleasie and Ruth Roberts, girl
Charles and Frances Rodgers, boy.
Emanuel and Frieda Silverstein, boy.
William and Jean Snider, boy.
William and Lois Soper. girl
Samuel and Bernice Stavisky, girl,
Thomas and Catherine Stubs, boy,
Robert and Alice Surine. girl.
Clark and Frances THOMPSON, girl.
Charles and Bernice Thorne, boy.
Edwin and Verda Tingle. boy.
Harry and Elizabeth Trafford, boy.
Leonard and Deborah Tyson, boy.
Luther and Erna Virts, girl.
Robert and Mary Won Verdo girl.
John and Elizabeth Warmenhoven, girl.
Royal and Belva Warren, boy.
Stephen and Jeanne Wssilevich. girl.
Edward and Ruth Watkins, girl.
Robert and Maxine Wiley. boy.
George and Patricia Wilson, boy.
Robert and Mary Wood. boy.
Gerald and Rebecca Young, boy.
Howard and Mary Christian, boy,
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

SSs&a kA5SAo
Three Lines tMinfmum)
! or 2 times, 35c per line PEI
insertion. H4T tGs-
J to 6 times consecutively, 33e
per line per insertion.
! times or longer consecutively
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines tMinimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, 8 am to 9 pm
Saturday, s am. to Q pm,
sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business Office,
LIN ana pennsylvania ave: at any
city. or '1'
PHONL STERLING 5000
a, claims Tor errors must be made in
Bertton.
II advertisement was prepaid, re-.
saln cash register receipt, which bears
serial number with date and identi-
ues your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
menes be sure to make Dte of the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case of adjustment.
Evening star., 1949-11-02

HOSIERY sALEsWOMAN. expert
INC. 1909 Conn. ave. NV. 3
MAID. part time for sports wear shop.
Hours Hour ,lo:3o to 2:30. Salary SI2
Tess, Ysfs \ No y phone h calls. Apply ,s3os
MAssUEsE. experienced. full or part
NtmM;r timms; l429 4F F st: NV. End a A.
mostly short orders: sss wk. to
st Start; Ts u1;sais,a meals and ug uniform; Pm.
REcEPTioNisT 70 70 handle Ia s PIX board
essential; shorthand helpful. ABBY
RraPFTyo e person, RI LEGyM gaa, & GERBEk
sALESGIRL. experienced for new re-
Gah fsi1 bakery. Ra E,,o West Hyattsyille. Nd.
slALIssGfRLs l.LsslS rs te work in costume
sss. DfSi s0Gs sA9D5N 9h95fs sRaEERS sRS E2Ss
sGfEsf Gnii sa2 a2y 18th St: NV.
sxGRsL.bYHMn,ts xGTH; GsH 9E; ssss q .xn..,.,a4a
work on Sunday. / day on a week:
In person. HELLER'S BAKERY.
3221 MT. Pleasant st. NV. -
SALESLADf, experienced. ladies' ac.
cessories shop excellent salary. Ap-
Arlington. OW. 1878. "a
SALESLADIES, 42-hr. wk. Pleasant
working conditions. Apply WOOL
WORTH CO. 4463 Conn. ave. NV.
SALESLADIES, experienced in wom.
ems and childrens wearing apparel;
At. Gold. MARv1Es CREDIT CREDIT. 81 Sss
SALESWOMAN, alert, well-groomed,
can average SIS to $50 daily; no
deliveries, collecting or canvas
Give tel. no. for interview. Write
Box 325-H.. Star.
Evening star., 1949-11-02

MAN, % to 45. good education and
appearance, able to meet public;
no ssss oT stsa sales .soDs
week, rapid increases. Apply 10
am. to 3 pm, Room 205, 1927
Eye st. NV. IS
MEN (20), white, to distribute cir
eulars, daily pay; am. ACC
n; x. ave, NV.
openings in established
territories for q few honest. reliable
men. no experience necessary. Ar
experienced man will train you: ex.
Gel. earnings. Apply FULLER BRUSH
CO.. .97y National Press Bldg, 14tf
and T sts. NV. or call DI. 4477 OF
DI. 349S. -6
MEN interested in earning extrs
money in spare time selling nation
ally known line Of mems haber-
dashery and ladies, wearing apparel;
earnings about 81 .50-S2 per hour
Act quickly to get the full benefit OF
Christmas orders. Phone MA. 1856,
10 Am. 70 3 Pm.
Evening star., 1949-11-02

CASHIER-CLERK, young woman, be-
tween 25-35, to work in hotel drug
store. experienced cashier and sales
woman: No phone calls. STATLER
pHARMAGY, Statler Hotel. -3
CASHiER-TYPIST, must be expert
enced on PIX switchboard; 52-day
uesk tens sas sasry I.is5ene. &C. state .s qasa
cAsHtERsTYPi1sr, sisfi for loan office.
must be good typist and accurate
with figures. excel. opport. in small
ONCE. Apply CITIZENS FINANCE
CHECKER. r grocery c; we experience only;
good hours, good pay. Gail sH.
3240 or apply Georgia ave. and
Seminary rd.. Silver Spring. -3
CHILDRENS NURSE, white, live in,
permanent position; must be thor
oughly experienced with infants and
for this type position: 5000 per mo.
All replies viii be held in conf
dence and interview arranged,
Reply Box 18Th. Star. q
CLERK to work IN retail bakery;
must work two suns. = month. Ap-
cIkRks 70 manage ma age laundry si Try and dry
cleanins stores; white only. live
ply dRAYsTosHE SSs DsH lag EH1NpRY. h4Sss' asis ap
Stn ST.. NV. AD. 9O62. -6
CLERK-CASHIER, at cigar counter In
drugstore, 6-day wk.. no Sun. TIP
TON q MYERS, 14O0 14th st. "a
colored, high school
graduate; 5-day week. Call OW.
cLiERK-TYPIsT, experienced, pr Pref
erably- with knowledge of retail pro-
cedures, although not essential; Of
flee located in Southwest Washing
ton; 6-day week; good opportunity
for neat and intelligent young lady;
permanent; Apply Mr.. Bolts.
LERK-TYPIST-In credit office OF
fine. mems speciality shop; perma-
I nsnt position. Apply to Mr.. Aiken.
COCKTAIL LOUNGE WAITRESS, at
tractive, 21-2S, height. 5 IT,. 6-in
or over, for smart cocktail lounge;
hrs, 5 pm. to / am; excellent DO.
!, sition. top salary; experience un-
: necessary. Write complete, details as
to experience. ability, height, weight,
eolortnE and dress size to Box 1921,
Evening star., 1949-11-02
NO PHONE CALLS!
MR.. SILVERN
PHILLIPS, INC.
,12 SHANNON pI, s.E.

2012 SHANNON PL. s.E.
SERvICEMAN, Tv ex.
perience for home service calls: cal
allowance. excellent pay, perma.
nent position. This is service or.
ganiZation, not department store
Box 43S-D, Star. .
sERvICEMEN, with
car; excellent opportunity, excel
lent pay. Apply 1911 Nichols ave
or call AT. 1000;
drivers permit. Report 4:30 pm,
$50 10th st. ne. "a
TYPIST. no exper. necessary. ROAD
worth ave. ne. LU. 1865. "a
USED CAR SALESMAN, experienced
we have q deal whereby you car
make money. II you. can produce
See Mr.. Craglow, used car manager
CAPITOL GARAGE, 1920 New YorL
ave. NV. 3
USHER, full time only. Apply Gil
am. Thurs. TRANS-LUx THE
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Emma Thomfordt, 10. 2012 Pierce Nil I'd.
NV.
Jacob Hoffman. 70. 1909 West virginia
ave. ne.
william Hensley. 70. 1882 crittenden st.
NV.
Hadassah Fleming. 7s. 1901 Idaho ave.
NV.
Angela Barr, II. 1913 Quincy st. ne.
Annie Rawlings, 75. Camp Springs. Md
Marjorie Taggart, rs, 351O Quebec St n W.
Royal Davis. SO. 713O Alaska ave. NV.
Margaret McLuckie, 81, 1908 Delafield pl
NV.
Sadie Klein. So, New York
Robert Plummer, 65. 1914 42nd st. Sc
Laura O'Neill, SO. 931 Longfellow st. NV
Harry Taft, SO. 1874 Polar lane NV.
Harry Kameron, 63, 1924 Underwood Ut.
NV