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EARMs FOR SALE tcertl

100 ACRES, near Edse Hill Circle,
K!ng George County. Va "a mlis
hwy. frontage, rieh 1oil; 5-Tm- white
frame house modern bath, RarAgf,
barn: stream. Greyhoune egslins
MAHoSEY. woodward Bids. RE
24ii: ewes, AID. 6b93- -3
FOR SALE or exchange for GOOD
clean property. well located. paying
well on investment. Bargain. loeal
stock farm. well located in commut-
ing distance, equipped with al mod
ern machioe-y- With tTo modern
houses. one completely furnished
stock barn and cher buildings all
IN hrst-clasS condition. Owner WILL
sell or exchange tor houses or apart
ment paying vel. worth aot over
S5o.GOd al fsIE valuat.cn. in D c
Shown by appointment FoE further
"details see Al ones, BUELL. FARM
AGENCY. HeFndon. FAIRFAX Co. Va
sTRoUTs NEW FARM CATALoG:
FFee. Time ana money saver @,5Sp
bargains, . States. coast t-to::eoast,
ward B.dg.' WashinEton. NE, 154s
grant. known as Great Meadows"
Howard County. Maryland: only 20
miles from Washington, must sell 10
settle estate; one-mile frontage
fcEAAt4Ab A&JA8lA AAI
buildings to restore or tear down:
ample acreage for one or more home
sites, numerous springs: only miles
from excellent bass fishing. ideal
game preserve, timber or conServa-
tion project. Remarkable oppOriu-
ri1ce. s11,175. H LEE HOFFMAN.
Charles and 22nd SITS, Baltimore
Day Hopkins 6eol; night ToTson
2S3s-R. u
% SUMNER RETREAT; good e-rm.
house; rock bsmt.. spring; in 5
acres Woods bGo "a nj o6 Of Ed' slee teo line se
days, bal $50 mo. (2l 24-aere
neglected farm, I-rm, house: elec
line; spring; on good rd. SLIGO.
with 500 dn.. bal. $40 mo. VIII
LIAM A. COOKE, Louisa. Va
on Rt. $40: good home, lge bank
fenced; J. nj. frontage Cal Mr
Miller, 81. 1000. with CRANE &
HELAE. Ewes. Mr.. Laughlin, SH,
If YOU ARE LOOKING for a farm.
we nave an excellent selection 10
PENTAGoN REALTY CO. Fairfax
1876. Adj. Fairfax High School In va.
FARMs-Nearby Nd, from 3 TO 80
acres, priced from S3ob per acre up'
several excellent nsiings at this
time. IRWIN B. REAMY. 5s05 Bal
timore ave, Riverdale. Nd. UN.
OLD STONE HOME of 10 rms. and
bath. nr. main hwy. about l-hr
drive from D. c.. in Va Lee. porch
across front with a delightful view
of the valley. Other features in
cludeS Ige. windows, open stair CEN
ter hall. full bSmt.. with several
outbldgs. 6-rp. tenant house with
elec. There's an SO0-tree orchard
and over ! mile road frontage on
this 56-acre farm. Repairs and
clearing are needed. but is a good
buy at Sl1 800. half cash. CAPUT1
REALTORS, FA. 2l2.. j
sun VALLEY FARMHoUSE-This at
tractive home is located in a natural
valley; two streams with house be-
tween; on first floor, five rooms,
second floor. three rooms; basement,
two porches, oil heat hot, cold wa
ter: phone, electricity; large shady
lawn: various outbuildings; 5 acres
land, more can be had; owner Will
finance; ideal for home. camp: sp-
pointment only; priced at $4,000.
New Six-room house, Is acres, GOOD
road. partly modern; $3.50; small
down payment. Many others, all
prices. BAKERS BARGAINS, Low
etfSvillp va DTOO
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TRAIlERS FOR SALE

=? LIBERTY. sleeps a; bottle gas
8 rms; excel. eond.: $500. CAMP
BELL, FIR. 9922. & am. TO Q pm.
BETTER LIVING FOR LESS in a
trailer coach. See our complete line
trailers. TRAILER VILLAGE SALES,
SS0l Wash -Balto. blvd. Berwyn,
rkarLEs. IA ffii TO SowSesii Sssl' fully equipped
luggage trailer with canvass cover
1.50O-pound capacity: used once;
3-RM. LA SALE TRAILER. 1947. rs;
#, IT,, with attached room: @ sauiPped
water heater, Boutane stove; mus!
sell Immediately, SPRING BANK
TRAILER PARK. 3 mi. so. Alex
andria, Va. Highway No. l. 81
oVEkLAND fEk TRAyELITE house trailer,
1919. o5l2 IT., brand new: hot and
Geld running water. .elec. retgr.; less
than factory cost, Cash O. small
COLE TRAILER CO., $500 Georgia
PRIVATE PRIV PARTY wishes to sell 20
TT. 1947 United trailer, all alumi-
mum, peri. cond.; $l.400. Out Ga.
ave: blks. past Wheston r,sst rs 70 al Hfn, ER
,4s S SNATioSAL fo III LANDoLA COLONIAL.
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES, 6009
Baltimore ave, Riverdale. WA. 4903.
yAGABOND - Only Vagabond gives
ali of these features. Welded steel
chassis and body frame. all alum.
exterior. ent. a. heated, independent
powered ceiling ventilation. compl.
bath, beaut. birch interior. On dis
play at HORNER,S TRAILER CEN
TER, 5th and Fla ave. ne. FIR
! 1921. Will be open Sun, l to, B.
VAGABOND at Horner's Trailer Cen
ter, 9th and Fla. ave. ne. FIR.
4! iL.ANDoLA 25 #, bottled gas,
etc: excellent condition, 81 500 or
best offer. Call TR. 2sS0. =
SEE OUR wide range q models IN
from S1.295 up Easy terms
Richter Trailer Sales
Berwyn. Md. Call TO BOSS.
TRAILER COACHES
See the new Schultz. Travelo, Ameri-
can and Howard trailer coaches on
our display lot from 8 am. to 8
pm daily and Sunday.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4o3O Wis. Ave NV WO 323l.
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BANK-PERsokAL LOANS
Loans for Home


1OdIIo IOI 1XO111C
Improvements
Don't delay needed attention. Money
to improve or repair your home is
available here at low cost. Payments
may be made up to SO months.
Personal loan department.
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK
18th and Eye. Member Federal De-
nnSit Insurance Cnrpnration.
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HARBOR
DREDGING COMPLETED

.
The finest private yacht basin OF tie
Chesapeake Bay Is nov rfsoy Tor
yeuE boa; We cordially invite yo9
10 Inspect this and cthe: develop
EEent voyk q, De in the FlsE EETDor
arTs O. Lcnx Beach Also look oSs!
the many oyhe: Ez;uTsi attractions
sBo Improvements IN sections de-
yelcped earlier In addition TO th4s
ane pew yacht basin you WaA Arc
n" toIiowYpE
At Long Beach you viii fnd bathing.
boating. fishing, Grabbing ana hGDt-
hard sand beach. s!oping sradualIy
20 deep water. perfectly safe for
small children Ions Beach Is q
senSloly restricted. exclusive colony
Of privately owned cottages, pri-
marily for summer use. but in most
spot anc hidessway from the cares
OF city life In these hurried times
Here you will Join eongsnisl people
who have found an ideal spot Tor
rest and relaxation.
1t Is ditncult 70 describe Long Beach
adequately. You must see II 10 ap-
preciate the many natural attrGc-
tons and fine improvements here
for your enjoyment. Good roads and
streets, centrally distributed arteSisD
water. electricity and telephones in
an area OF natural rolling woodland
beauty directly on the Shore Of the
open Chesapeake Bay. Beautiful
homesites may be selected from $3.50
10 sl 500, depending or location
and size. Terms II desired on any
lot Cottages constructed and
financed 10 SUR your plans
Drive eight miles south OF Prince
Frederick on the Solomons Island
road to St Leonard. turn left and
follow siEns 10 oftce facing CheSa-
peake Bay. NJ Z. ROCKHILLs INC.
Room 2u1. 1925 X ST. nv.
Patuxent River Frontage
/ acre on shore. Fertile solid ground.
Spring water. Good roads. Elec-
trtcity. Close to D, c. 52xe44-ft
lots, on shore, near Broome Island.
Solid, level ground, elec. $3.50 each,
s5-acre farm 90 acres crop land.
7-room farm house. 2 barns. over
looking Patuxent and Island Greek
Good building site on creek front,
age. SIS 900. e. acres, with small
river frontage. All crop land
barns, 6-rm,. modern home. oyerlooks
CHESAPEAKE BAY
4 bedroom home, on fine wide sand
beach. All utilities. 43 miles D. C
Needs redecorating and paint. Har-
Dor and good roads. Ss,50O. 2-bed-
room cottage. on large corner lot.
overlooks Chesapeake. Fully fur
nished So. 500. Panoramic. scenic
lots overlooking full width of
sso6 shssapeats Can BOB TeisiGii65 sEEE6 XpPs
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
WILL RENT COTTAGE for the season
at Piney Point, Md. Call after 5
pm. or all day Sat. and Sunday.
Glebe 5275. b
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FARMS WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WOULD LIKE TO RENT or work on
truck crops. Box 247-E, Star 3'
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1904 GA. AVE. NV. 500 mo.
25 kennedy st. NV. 500 Ao.
Ga. ave. and Kennedy st. NV,
$3.50 mo-
KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA. 200.
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TRUCK VALUES
40 GMC 1ta-ton. c. and c. - Sl95
40 Ford Iha-ton. c. and c. - 195
AS GMC ACR-523 tractor 1g5
AS International 1-ton pickup ~
AZ Dodge 1-ton panel - n5s
Al Dodge h-ton panel ------ S299ss
AS Jeep ia-ton panel ssS
as International h-ton. 12-ft. ~,
Open Until 1890 Saturdays.
GMC Truck and Coach Div,
30 N st. NE. ME. 0505. =
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DOCTORS OFFICE
Near 3rd and East Capitol SITS. Estab-
lished doctors suite, rooms and
bath, newly redecorated; some doc
tors equipment; heat and light fur
nished; rent, S100. H. T. RAM
DOLPH, RE 2137 TR. 72f,5 q
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I946 CHEVROLET
TRUCK VALUES

. ton van: low MILEAGE. excellent con-
dition, 5000. Can be seen at 1913
Y st nv ii
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AUTOMOBILE PAINTING

DEPARTMENTALIZED SERVICE is
besI for YOUR car, regsrdless Of
body work at reasonable prices.
ALEXANDRIA NASH CORP 900
MONTGOMERY St., Alexandria 1880.
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YRAxa fn4- MsshsstA2s sn1 A,
IaAfH erss nj. AeASA. GHMEA
Al. Vs4A e. Al eTsA. -
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PONTIAC ACCESSORIES
TAxlcAe FOR SALE

TWO PACKARD TAXIS, radio equip
ped; owner must so away for health.
Call TIE. 656S. GIT N. Columbus,
Alexandria, Va, II
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CHRYsLER 1898 4-dr sedan heatsr.
sl7A or best offer, FA, b272 q
CHRYsLER 1899 Royal 4-dr sedan:
excel. cond.; r and b., new shocks,
brakes and sealed-beam headlights
1915 Can be seen a. l27 Rock
Greek Church rd., or cali RA. 2s0S.
Evening star., 1949-04-01
FAIR. OAKS

aIa-acre wooded homesites on main
highway. IA mi. to D. c.; conv. to
stores, schools and transportation.
500 cash, S25 per mo. c. s.
SHTLLINGBURG, 4615 Lee hwy,
OK. 1924; after 6 pm, GIL. 6S33.
Marion progress., 1949-07-14
Funeral Today
For Mrs. Ledford

Mrs. Martha Moore Ledford, IS
Of Lincoln avenue, died Tuesday
night at the Marion Hospital after
an extended illness.
Funeral services will be helc
Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock
at the Cross Mill Baptist church
with the Rev. Marvin Dameron Of
ficiating. Interment will be in the
Hoover cemetery.
Surviving are the husband, Flet
cher Ledford; five sons, Ted Of
Washington, D. c.; Roy, Troy anc
Clyde of Marion; Morris of Hick-
ory; two daughters. Mrs. Fred Kuy,
kendall, route 2, Marion; Mrs. Will
liam McPeters of Morganton; ID
grandchildren, two great-gand-
children, and three brothers, jim
Moore, of Glendale, N. c., Harve
Moore of Red Jacket, West Virgin
ia, and Zeb' of Spartanburg, S. c.;
four sisters, Mrs. Anderson Coates
and Mrs. Wed Waldrop of Spartan
burg; Mrs. Otis Harris of Cowpens,
S. c., and Mrs. Henry Pyatt of Ma
rion.
Marion progress., 1949-07-14
Funeral Services
For Sidney White
Held Friday

Sidney White, SO, prominent Old
Fort resident, died in the home of
a son, Jasper L. White, Old Fort
Route l, Sunday after brief ILL.,
ness.
Funeral services were conducted
in Bethlehem Baptist church Tues
day at 2 p. m. by the Rev. J. R. Sur
rett, assisted by the Rev. John Hicks
and the Rev. Garrett Propst. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
He is survived by the widow, Mrs.
Margaret Courtney White, three
sons and four daughters; Jasper L.
White, Hicks White of Old Fort,
johnson White and Mrs. lessee
Benfield of Glen Alpine, Mrs. Zack
Smith Of Black Mountain, Mrs. La
key Conner of East Marion and
Mrs. Crawley Walker of Chesnee,
S. c.; 81 grandchildren and 13
great-grandchildren and two sisters,
Mrs. Ada Pritchard of Morganton
and Miss Meacle White of Forest
City.
Marion progress., 1949-07-14
CITY MANAGER

Continued from first page)
people may make it possible or it
may be adopted by city ordinance
as it was in Marion.
He explained that the duties of
city manager are to carry out
policies as outlined by the Board of
Aldermen. In larger cities the man
ager serves in an executive capa-
city, delegating responsibilities to
the various municipal departments.
In smaller cities and towns the man
ager is responsible for carrying out
much of the detail work himself
The manager is always responsible
directly to the Board, he said, and
executes the business affairs Of the
town.
Marion progress., 1949-07-14
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
UNDER DEED OF TRUST

TAKE NOTICE, THAT WHERE
AS, Harry Harklerode and wife
Annie Harklerode, and H. M. Fa
gan, on the 21st day Of September
1945. did execute and deliver te
]. N. Morris, Trustee, a deed Of
trust which is recorded in the Of
flee Of the Register of Deeds fol
Mcdowell County, North Carolina
In Deed of Trust Book So, at page
80, conveying the lands hereinaf-
ter described to secure an indebted
ness therein described, and in said
deed of trust power of sale was Civ
en- in default of payment Of the in
debtedness thereby secured.
AND WHEREAS, the holder of
the Indebtedness as secured by the
aforementioned deed of trust has
demanded that the undersigned
foreclose and sell the land as de-
scribed in said deed of trust, and
rs hereinafter described, for the
purpose of satisfying the indebted
ness secured by said deed of trust.
NOW THEREFORE, the under
signed will, on Monday, the 18th
day of August, 1949, at ~ O'Clock
noon, at the Courthouse door, at
Marion, Mcdowell County, North
Carolina, for the purpose of salts
flying the Indebtedness as secured
by said deed of trust, offer for sale
TO the highest bidder, for cash, the
following tract of land, lying and
being in Marion Township, Mellow
ell County, North Carolina, to-wit:
BEGINNING on an iron stake in
the South margin of Virginia Ave
nue., as recently relocated, and
runs South 65 deg. West with the
South margin of said Avenue $50
feet to an iron stake in same; thence
South 19 deg. East 800 feet to an
iron stake; thence South 70 deg
East 75.5 feet to an iron stake
thence North deg. 80 min. West
to the BEGINNING, let the same
contain what it may, as surveyed
BY M. V. Snypes, on September
goth, 1916.
And being the same land as con-
veyed by that certain deed dated
the 21st day of September, 1945,
by Lee Hicks and wife, Clara
Hicks, to Harry Harklerode and
WlIe, ANNE HarklerOde, and h. M.
Pagan, recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds for Mcdowell
County, North Carolina, in Deed
Book k-----, at page--,
to which reference is hereby made
for more complete description.
This sale will be subject to con-
firmation as provided by law.
This 18th day Of July, 1949.
J. N. MORRIS, Trustee.
Marion progress., 1949-07-14
COURT OF HONOR
Continued on last page)

Continued on last page)
Marion.
Athletics: Lawrence Rhinehart
troop 4, Marion.
Camping: Gene Cross, troop 6
Marion; w. Ray Miller, R. L. Car.
mody, troop 4, Marion.
Carpentry: w. Ray Miller, troop
4, Marion.
Civics: Arnold Pyatt, troop g.
Marion.
Mechanical Drawing: Jimmy
Laughridge, troop 6.
Personal Health: Rod Brown
troop l, Ashford.
Photography: j.. Dennis Ayers,
Gerald Murray, troop 4, Marion.
Pioneering: Wayne Bradburn,
Guy Foxx, troop 4, Marion.
Safety: Fred L. Murray, Donald
Elliott, Walter McNeely, Max Dun
can, Stanford Brown, troop 4.
Marion progress., 1949-07-14
MARION DEFEATS
HENDERSONVILLE

Continued from first page)
Hendersonville, but was forced to
retire during the first. He walked
three men and gave up double
which accounted for the first three
runs chalked up by the Marauders.
Williams relieved -Clontz and went
the rest of the way.
Tom Cumby hit his stride, and led
at the plate for the Marauders with
three bingles for four times up Art
Billie knocked out a two run homer
during the third inning for the Ma
rauders.
The line score:
Hend'ville OIL OO1 O12- 6 13 l
Marion - 3O3 OBJ OOx-1O IA 3
Batteries: for Hendersonville-
Clontz and Williams 1) to Hunt;
for Notwithstanding to Bonnet.
! Doubles: Stevens and Triplett. Trip
les: Bodner, johnson and Triplett.
Home runs: Billie. Umpires: Sher-
rill and Camp.
The Marion Marauders slipped
back peg Friday night when they
lost hard fought game played here
on the high school athletic field by
a score Of four to eight to the high
stepping Rutherford County Owls.
Lefty Haynes turned in a neat
mound record to rack up the Owl
victory. He was touched for only
eight bingles, half of them coming
during the first frame. His control
and finesse became better as the
game progressed.
Nat Yablon and Higgins Duncan
were on the hill for the Marauders.
Between them fourteen hits were
spaced, which, with one error count
ed for the eight runs made by the
visitors.
The game went the eight innings
in a fourteen tie, but Bill McKin-
'ney, first man up in the eighth
broke up the game as he parked
ball over the fence for a homer.
Floyd Brooks led the hitting for
Marion with two for three. For the
Marion progress., 1949-07-14

Owls dixon was best with two for
three trips.
The line score:
r. G.. Owls - 112 900 OBS Ia 0
Marauders - 20G O20 OOO-4 8 1
Batteries: For the Owls-Haynes
to Duncan; for the Marauders-
Yablon and Duncan (9) to Bonetti.
Two-base hits: Brooks. Three-base
hits: Dixon and Haynes. Home runs
Mckinney. Umpires: Camp and
Hall.
Marion progress., 1949-07-14
SUPERIOR COURT

Continued from first page)
uel P. Duncan when he was struck
by an automobile owned by the de-
fendant, Mrs. A. F. Jarrett, and
driven by Mildred Jarrett, a COM
promise settlement of $500 was
rendered the plaintiff.
Roy Lee Morgan, by his next
friend, Clara Marie Morgan, VS.. the
Seven-Up Company Inc, the plain
tiff was awarded 5000. Notice of
appeal was given and bond set at
5000.
Marion progress., 1949-07-14
Davis Rites
Held Saturday

Wesley Davis, 27, of Old Fort,
RID 1, veteran of World War II,
died in hospital Thursday after
noon after a lingering illness.
Funeral services were held in
Bethlehem, Baptist church Saturday
afternoon at 2 p. m.
The Rev. John Hicks officiated
Marion progress., 1949-07-14

| and burial was in Salem cemetery.
He is survived by the parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geter M. Davis; one
brother, James Fl. Davis; and one
sister; Mrs. David Silvers, both of
| Old Fort.
Marion progress., 1949-07-14
ALL-STAR GAME

Continued from first page
407, Hendersonville; Tom Cumby
250, Marion; and Lelane Noah
319, Shelby.
Coaches-Johnny Lanning, Mar
ion; and Rube Wilson, Rutherford
county.
Manager-Carl Miller, Lincoln
ton.
Marion progress., 1949-07-14

American cigarettes are being
imported into the Bahamas at con-
trolled prices, to end a black mar
ket on other brands.
Marion progress., 1949-07-14
BOY SCOUTS
Continued from first page)

BOY SCOUTS
Continued from first page)
Gerald Murray, David Patterson,
Dennis Ayers, Troy Brown, Dean
Ennis, Guy Foxx, R. L. Carmody,
Sanford Brown, Walter McNeely,
Max Duncan, Carroll Brown, Clyde
Lonon, Jr., Frank Barnes, Jr.,
Wayne Bradburn, Ralph England,
Donald Watkins, James Woody,
Donald Elliott, England Hollifield,
Harles Moore, Eugene RAIDER, Law
renee Rhinehart.
Evening star., 1949-12-02
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-29

Deadline for applications is
April 80.
Any young man or woman be-
tween the ages of l8 to Is, who
possesses leadership qualities, is
eligible to attend one of the three
camps located in Winterdale,
Pennsylvania; Henderson Vi II e
North Carolina and Santa Sus-
ane, California.
The dates for the other seS-
sions are as follows: Bel. of the
East: Two-weeks Institute: July
5th-July 18th; Two-weeks 1nsti-
tute; July 18th-July 3lst; Four
weeks Institute, August 8th-Sep-
TENDER 5th.
Bel. of The West: Four
weeks Institute: July 5-July 81;
Four-weeks Institute: August g.
September 4.
Bel. of the South: Four
weeks Institute: July 5th-July
I31st, Four-weeks Institute: Aug
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-29
ust 2nd-August 30th.

ust 2nd-August 30th.
The curriculum at the camps
which includes study, work and
recreation, offers interesting and
stimulating courses on such SUBJ
jects as: Jewish life and prob
lens on the American prob
problems facing world Jewry;
history, theory and practice OF
Zionism; achievements and prob
lens of Israel; and principles Of
group work. Some two hours
daily are devoted to group sing
ing and olk-dancing.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-29

and positive action which for the
first time in many years and,
fortunately, at the most critical
moment of decision, united A
merican Zionism behind the sing
ular objective of full realization
of our aims, and
WHEREAS we furthermore
approve of the stand taken by
Drs. Silver and Neumann in the
recent Jewish Agency contro-
versy as consistent with the best
interests of the Zionist movement
in the United States,
NOW THEREFORE BE 1T RE-
SOLVED that the Administrat-
i've Committee of the Southeast
ern Zionist Region, meeting at
the Mayfair Club in Atlanta on
Sunday, April "a, 1949, send
greetings to DR.. Silver and DR.,
Neumann and assure them of its
complete confidence in their
matchless leadership, coupled
with the hope that their policies
of militant action will guide anc
~;nroiro future 70 A. adminiStra-
tons, and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that a copy of this resolution be
spread on the minutes of this
Injecting and forwarded to Drs
| Silver and Neumann.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-29
Southeastern Zionists Endorse Mortimer Nay

throughout their entire lifetime
and more particularly during
the unforgettable period of rec
ent memory which saw the es-
tablishment of the Jewish state,
to which they contributed in such
abundant measure, and
WHEREAS we Fundamentally
approve of their policy of direct
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-29

Continued from Page One)
May, the national Z.O.A., all
Anglo-Jewish newspapers in the
Southeastern Region and the
National Jewish Post.
WHEREAS DR.. Abba Hillel
Silver and DR.. Emanuel Neu-
mann has rendered distinguish
ed services to the Zionist cause
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-29
Southern Jewish Youths Eligible
For Brandeis Scholarships

Jewish Youths throughout the South can still apply TOR scholar
ships to the Brandeis Camp Institute. according to an announcement
from Herman Popkin. 72 Peters Building. Atlanta. Ga. Director OF
the regional Zionist Youth Commission.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-29
Lets Keep CHARLES MILLER
our
MUNICIPAL
JUDGE
Because


/. He Is An Attorney
A Judge should first
know the law before he
attempts to apply the
law.
2. He Is Progressive
He instituted a modern
night court and traffic
court without additional
expense to the taxpayers.
(Paid Political Adv.)
Evening star., 1949-03-21
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exp; books started,
sonabIe. OR oO74
ACCOUNTANT SENIOR, :Ea yrs. rev.
enue agent; CPA experience; age
I5; Rox ds5Fe s4gec positi9n sta9 In pvt 0u:!1.ss
CHEF. restaurant and Diplomatic
catering exper.; naturalized Filipino
ELECTRiCIAN. D. c. masters license.
desires permanent position with re-
MAN, 33. high-caliber. we'll educated:
fluent French and some Spanish;
recently returned Europe: broad ex-
perience administration, govt. nego-
tt1aF tafGn Bese5 deesse Box
MAN. colored. wants nights work;
hours, u pm. to 7 am. Refs. ST
MAS 1,so' 70 es,fi fHiAsSe Sc PAPER reasonable.
REAT ghGne Estate 81 e ssALEswoMAN. 80
year old washington real estate
arm would like to have associated
with 1t, an experienced woman,
small sales force. maximum co. CO,
more than regular rate Of sommts7 mis-
sion. Call sales manager, ST. $500
sWf1casoARp WI eRaRslnAsRen noe;pERAroR-coiored
man desires night Jop. rel. Sdli
RE. 1892. 81 am. or 10 pm:
YOUNG GOVT, ATTORNEY. employed
at 81, N,s00. desires opportunity Of
learning general practice or any
special field with open opportunity;
would accept material reduction in
salary in exchange for promising
future. Box 372-c. Star, 81
YOUNG MAN. desires part-time job
evenings. all Sat; drug. liquor,
cigar. experience. local ref. After
8 pm. Lu: 0756. 21'
on my feet long at time. 3la yrs.
in Army doing CLERICAL AZ. work, * vss Re- e
as clerk. Po. Box 1872, Mt. Rainier.
Patent sEARCHING-Former ex-
chimes. electronics. radio; full or
part time. s. T1ERNEY, Harrins-
TouCH tS TTYPING. comptometer. easy
to learn. plenty Of excel. .positio11s
700 18th cor G. MA. 2340.