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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-2S purebred Angus heif-
ers, open, registered. w. r. WINS
LOW. Norbeck Md. See Mr.. Main,
Rockville 240s or National s61O.
FAMILY COW. Gurnsey-Jersey, 8 yrs.
1920. Hi. 5673 Wkdays. after pm. pm.
SHORTHORNS-Registered; Q young
cows. l fresh; 3 young bulls; good
individuals: sired by Cherry Hill
Senator, which was sired bysreserve
grand epnna International Ta lgts champion bull.
HOGS, Landrace, 4 young boars; 25rs
breed. RAY T. KooNTz, Luray, m va Va,
Phone Luray 65-F-37.
2 BERKSHIRE HOGS, registered.
priced reasonably. Ask operator for
HeRsf SGs's $fRa; TRal1ER AND HITCH for
GUERNSEY COW. 5 years Old. was
fresh Aug. Phone Vienna 2O3.J-2.
TWO REG. TAMwoRTH BoARs, s.
SSI1Sss ssss p4SM a:Ssaz SsS: y s Ha!1 y
fax 5s-W-1S. ~ 40
BIC BONE POLAND CHINA BoARs,
any age. ready for service; out of
the stock of Anderson of Illinois and
Huber of Nebraska. H. o. NC
DANIEL. Monrovia, Md Phone Mt
Airy 169-W-5 or MI. 257s after Z
pm.
Goat. saanen doe with 2 doe kids.
AYRSHIRE COW, bred to
Brown King, Beltsville bull, will be
fresh in about 10 days. Ashton
A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG spotted horse,
any woman or child can ride. HI
1857.
WORK HORSE, large, gray: work
anywhere; guaranteed sound; price,
$50 HI 546O.
top quality Holstein
bull, 2 years old; s registered
Guernsey heifers. 2 of them milking
Phone Alex 1898 or Rockville 4125.
2-HORSE TRAILER, new tires. S135.
WA. 327S.
PIGS FOR SALE, 8 weeks old, $40.
Box Sis. Star.
HORSE, 4-year-old race horse, chest
nut gelding. by Aethelstan 2nd. out
Of White Sweets. TO. 1874.
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FARM AND GARDEN Cont, ,

TRACTOR. Cletrac, crawler-type, o1
eieASataa'xS track WITH Winch ar compressor
and 15O-volt generator, ali guar
In peri. mech. cond.;. cost Uncle
Sam about S12,500; sale price. $3,-
500; ideal for farm or contractor:
rSses sSs ston cos covered s aS d6a ave-
OWNER, 81. $3.50. 80
MANURE, well rotted, no straw; Ss
yard (22 bushels. CHI. 9073.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning, plant.
ing, transplantins,, sodding. lawni
made and renovated, tree work, flag.
stone walks. cement walks and drive.
ways. W. c. WALKER. SH. $500.
cow MANURE and topsoil-If YOU
want genuine COW manure you would
not knowingly purchase from liv-
cry stable nor from one who does
not produce 1t. You would call
Homestead Dairy Farm, which does
production of large dairy herd for
sale. Either manure or topsoil, 81 5
per single ton: 5-ton truckload, S65.
Delivered IN Washington in not less
than ton lots, 1. R. SABINE,
TRACTOR, new Super AZ Farmall;
touch control, light starter, power
takeoh, drawbar. SH. 1868.
STARK BROS. NURsERIEs-special
of1er for spring. Buy two apple,
pear. peach trees, give one free
guaranteed to live If properly cared
for or replaced free. Free land
scape plans prepared II stock pur-
chased from nursery; contractors
and builders inquire. Also dwarf
trees. can be planted 10 feet apart;
fine for back yard, garden and lawn
j.. Y. E. ALLEN, 433 3rd st. me-,
so1acppop
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POULTRY AND EGGS

SEVEN I5-HOLE LAYING NESTS and
other poultry equipment. HI 1855
CAPITOL HATCHERY. 1885 Kenil-
worth ave. n.e.-Hatching every
Tuesday; pullorum clean fiocks; we
batch ha len ,em; no culls or surplus chicks
HINES CHICKs-Md.. U. S. approved
pullorum passed; matches every Fri j.;
closed on Sun. HINES HATCHERY,
Olney. Md. Phone Ashton 2O21.
NOTICE TO OWNERS Of home freez-
ers. err We We are t SfisTing Ins in lots Of ten
eviscerated frying chickens at whole
sale prices. Produced and packed BY
Phone Ashton 2o21. Closed on
coWaN sSaaty' CHICKS, Md.-u. 8. app. Pull
Hatch Tues. CoWAN FARMS, Bowie
JAMES FEED STORE, ele K st. NV,
rTRkEYsmpBrenze rpHR1tTz ssupBliss; for breeders: +
hens, i tom; : mos. old: $50 for T
lot. Chickens. bakers; 5is to 8la
lbs: soc lb., alive; bring own crates.
Incubator, electric, Farm Master"
400 egg; used only once; sos. 40
B; r. pullets, 8 mos. old. S2.75 ca.
ROLLINS, Naylor rd. and Altamont
ORDER YOUR BABY CHICKS now. to
be sure to get them when you want
them: inquire about our discount to
broiler raisers; $50 15-wk. -old pull
let's. S1.@5 ca. Ashton 6393 or Gil
2127.
CHICKS. blood-tested; select your
breed; get what you order: B. Rocks.
N. H. Reds. r. I. Reds, Red Rock
crosses. w. Rocks or w. Wyandottes.
no LeRhorns (no light breeds>. NO
culls, cripples or seconds; S7a5
per 100: puliets. S14. Cod. Ma
TIONAL HATCHERIES OUTLET.
JAMEsWAY INCUBATORs. batteries
brooders, feeders: new and slightly
used: sacrifice. Silver Spring O2O6.
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FARM AND GARDEN
TOP SOIL FREE, lotion pile. 7f1
Georgia ave, GE. 1866, SH. 122

TOP SOIL FREE lotion pile. 1914
Georgia ave, GE. 1866. sH. 1921,
FORD Ferguson tractor and full line
only at 1O1 Of present new price;
bine, It.. with motor; new last
year and cut less than 100 acres;
$a5u, $Sa59 less 18th than new price. Call
AI.is. AHGfky1{Es .caAEMERs LINERS; W. c. tractor,
ploR. Hisa eplt'vsssf "a: ssss. and double bottom
COW MANUREcwell rotted, $3.50
per Is bu.. So per 10 bu.. $3.50 pei
CUB TRACTORS, spring delivery
place orders Immediately: contrac.
tors. small farmers, Industrial plants
sssjsf; ss15s:, "a. Sass de0Tsi. ave- silver
Gu It.; Victor. ls.5 and 26 Gu. IT,;
Wilson upright. Is and 80 Gu. It.
MALoNEY's, INC, S126 Georgia
GET YOUR sf Lawn ASTns, and isi earden Senoi ready
for spring; good manure, no straw,
delivered and spread, soc bushel.
Drop q card to C. L. MADSEN, Rt
I, Box 200, Upper Marlboro. Md. 3O'
SPRAYER at bargain; large power
OUTFIT, for commercial fruit nursery
IsT ESTE sis: sSS s4RS# RsRs 81 81 :s: ssss rass:
Orchid HsesHh PLANTS PLANTS. towering so size in
variety, S. each; orchid seedlings
In 2-in. pots, 81 each, 6 for SIS. OK.
22pe. NORRIS GREENHOUsEs,
l464 n. 0lebe I'd" ArL, Va.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
AVIATION

FLYING CLUB, lady Instructor, or.
ganiztng club for student pilots: very
low payments on Piper Cub: limited
number OF openings available. Cal
now, MISS LANE, OF. 491i, sat.
Sundays and after 8 weekdays. 80
NEW CLUB FORMING on new 3-p!ace
Piper Cruiser with 2-way radio
For details call SP. OSSs. 80
TAYL0RCRAFT. total time 500 hours
excellent condition. will sell to high.
est bidder. Can be seen at Schrom
A,rport Sunday. NC. 5s357. 80
WANTED FOR CASH, best airplane
under 500. Phone Alex. 7614.
B-T-13-B. RELICENsED and recov-
cred condition. Can be seen at Hybia
valley Airport, Mc6O71s, 10 til 5
pm.
LUsCoMBE, silvaire, forming club
on comp. equip. factory, spec. ship
Hillside 1904.
WANTED, responsible person to share
interest in 1947 Stinson Voyager.
ship licensed for instrument fiieht
night or day: Call VI. 1117 for in
ARP LANE. light 2-seater: ]SH needs
parts and labor; first SIS takes it.
ONE SHARE in Ace Flying Club. s45
Call KEN LEYSER, FIR. 2265.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

SEASONED HARDWOOD, cut any
size, S11 per Na cord, SO per u
cord, delivered. WA. 45a3. IS
FIRE WOOD, any length, any amount
delivered: reasonable. SH. 2114.
ME- 1894. i
wELL-SEASONED OAK, nreplac.
wood, cords, "a cords, W cords de.
iivered Call ALASKA COAL CO.
MIXED FIREWOOD, any length. Sis
cord. 2 cords for S35 Ask opera.
tor for Bowie 3O51
SEASONED OAK FIREPLACE WOOD
SIS per cord, delivered. WORDEN
MIXED SEASONED HARDWOOD, dry,
under shelter; 16 to "a in, SIT cord;
immed. del. TIE. 22S1 after 6 pm.
SCRAP LUMBER, $40 cord; fireplace
wood, S21 cord. HUI. 1854. 80
Evening star., 1949-01-30
BOATS
Johnson SEAHORSE

JOHNSON SEAHORSE, 5-horse, used
t.aee, rSah new motor, guarantee: sale
waNdED-is46 cstsd w-..ihs46 steelcraft sedan. To-
must stand rigid survey: will paw
uo TO $1,000 cash. Box 424-R, Star
WANTED-Cruis-Along, in any con-
staf' sstsien' must be cheap. Box s6: s,r,
81 PONTIAC SIX ENGINE. without
accessories. good running condition
excellent boat motor; bargain. cali
1sis 81 sTEt,%p SJE4 Or cH; e. 96os; 30
WASH. co, Maine ave. SINHEt and N 81.
cADEL CREEK BOAT WORKS, Ma Mayo.
Mo.-Boat building, repairs. Cruis-
ers err nanid and runabouts. Finest work
RanShlp RiVeS 4171 and materials. West,
4s-FT. CABIN CRUISER, documented,
built l941, good cond., sleeps g.
Sun: sH: s744: Mon. EX. 1850
UNIVERSAL, 1-cylinder, s-horsepower;
Sn Hns HoRsmAN oR2sa shais sensafet. saS ~hss Nd
1917 STEELCRAFT SEDAN, beauti-
~; $500. STEELCRAFT WASH.
60" Name ave. and M st. sw. Cali
aft. CUsToM-BUILr sCRIpps
Ii45-h.p; built 1910: hull sound,
orer. STEELCRAFT WASH. CO.
Name ave. and M st. s.w. Call ST.
1946 STEELCRAFT SEDAN, sleeps a.
has galley and stove, Just repainted;
STEELCRAFT WASH. CO, Maine
ave and M st. s.w Cali sT. 4145:
NEW 1:,FT. RowBoATs for yt your
hhardTare. hr 9IGe Call and order now.
LATHRoP MARINE ENGINE. 'o 100
h.p., used. in good condition; rea-
'0naole' Call evenings AK ~. sSs7.
4o-FT. CRUISER HULL-Newly W re-
cond. and painted; needs motor, fore
and aft cabin rouehed in and
Eeatherproofed; galley. > hunks in
stalled; could sleep 6 comfortably.
eedar oa1 pansns iTsmss ssh sa bsf White
afternoons seen cRAMPfoN,s Ran 70 sh0 BOAT eah;
9ARP; GaII sr 1925 oas, x st, NV. during Sk.
WANTEDEoutboard motor, resard-
one a1.ft' e. sim LIN s.; Elco &C. at $4,000;
3s-ft. cabin fishing boat, 81 200; !
speed boat, 500: Criscraft speed
boat. $1,000; runabout boat. $3.50;
soft. motor sailer. Diesel motor.
end Of M st. Sc.
hsdroplans 40. .h.p. Eyenrude "'st out:
board, motor Just rebuilt. trailer
comp, $3.50. WI. 5237
OWENS-See the new 1949 33-ft. |
cruiser, now on display in showrooms
Mayfiower Marine Service, Inc, 1900
IDistributorl, Wo. 6ss3; ewes. and
Sun, WA. 1000, daytime.
EYINRUDE and Elto outboard motors;
thompson boats, new and used; serv- |
ice and parts, used parts; factory |
representatives. 731 11th st.. Sc. |
USED BOATS-Rich-
ardson 33-ft. de luxe, built In 1912,
121-h.p. Gray motor, S7,995; Rich
ardson :32-ft. cabin cruiser, built in
1898. 120-h:p: Gray motor, $3.50;
Truscott 24-ft. express, built in
1879; = nGo. 115:h:p chrysier motor,
built in l947, 95-h,p; Chris-Craft,
$4,000. Dealers for the new 31-ft.
Richardson cruisers. Davis Cruise
Alongs. Mercury outboard motors.
Lymans outboard boats. Ask for
Mr.. Weinke NATIONAL MOTOR
BOAT I,sa SALES. 500 Maine ave. s.w.,
sTEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
oaft oapscias; IoAe rr,..,t+ ,.,,,v ,.s,n
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BABY FURNITURE ~ Cribs. high
{S shsi{s play pens, etc. BY week or
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 E st..
NV. National 1904.
REFRIGERATORS, washing machine,
sun lamps, waxers, etc. DIST. ELEC.
CO WQ 1902 30
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sTEELCRAFT WASHINGTON co.

24-ft: .194s Truscott family sedan,
used less than 80 hours; speeds UP
to 30: cost $4,000: priced at $4,675.
194S .33-ft. Owens. like new. 800
See the beautiful 1949 Steelcraft on
display at Steelcraft dock. Maine
ave. and M st. s.w. We need good
used boats to sell ct our dock. Call
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BOATS Cont. J

NEW DESIGN lott. fast outboard
runabout, S147.50. Write PAUL j.
HE1STER, boatbuilder, Eastport, An
napolis, Nd.
WANTED. power boat, 20-ft. or larger,
sleeping at least 2, with head and
galley; hull must be sound; about
S1.500. Box 3q7-M, Star.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

!
VACUUM CLEANER. Electrolux, orig
inal package; s65. Glebe 4342. "a
VACUUM CLEANER, Magnetic, tank
model; SO; good condition. ov
VACUUM "A oUi CLEANER, de luxe al.c-
trolux; all attachments; s35. Also
vxcGG% 1s5G 5siid cfEaNER iE'a snds Uni.
yersal, practically new; s16. CHI.
vANITIEs. rugs, small, large: misc
items; sacrifice; RIA. 1926.
VARI-TYPER, 20-in. carriage. auto
bon attsehment; s5do good condition.
vENETIAN S BLiNDs i washed. repaint.
ed, retaped. recorded; PARK AVE
yESErfaN fSs KaHsrGsifi sEiNns ns exalum N Stats
factory prices. UN. Ell, BARRON
MANUFACTURING co. i.
VICTROLA, beautiful mahogany cab
met, hand winding, excel. cond., $40
VIOLINs, 3 genuine Sresmonas; will
NV. NO. s933.
VIOLIN. bearing Inscription Anton
hnre ~, Fos
wAIK-rN coolers, all types, built
ste.l. st i0ai alum' sDeencw OF wsserproof pisWood
at price you cannot afford to miss
ROSEN a. MccAULEY, 214 L st. ne
Ii. O225 for a free estimate.
WAsHEk s r.. vr,nse5 !ips;s. tyPs Sssa Sssa full
WASHER; Apex, 3 yrs. old; best
WAsHiEK. WASH oM MBc. o.ss eIee with pump; used
only a few months, it's like new;
| bargain at 500. Also Frigidaire,
8 IT,; old model, but works perfectly;
$50 Mr.. BROWN. CO. 1887; 40
soins To- be- smfrten6s iett 6sldins the bar ar
Brand-new washers in original fac
tory crates, guaranteed, S39. You
can now own a spinner or wringer
type washer with pump at discounts
ranging from 20 to so per cent.
includes automatic as well. Here is
my proposition: If you buy this
week any make automatic you get a
minimum discount of 20 per cent
or a brand-new $64.50 mangle iron
s4r,Hs for mmea5ate 11T asIzsry ALPEE
STORE, 1923 7th st. NV, ma. $3.50.
WASHER. Easy. whirldry. apt. size,
n1s latest n modsl sdso hardly used 8 mos. mos.
WASHER, Easy, apt. size, spin dryer.
wasHkk ass ks asS s,S.s $40 sna MI s1otSss Sss on
Size. S3s. No. is 7th st. ne, II.
WASHER, Apex. like new; spiral
ss'ss1 e. s.: AZ s'ss .u%H2i *. 7sss. Sas Atlantic
Evening star., 1949-01-30

AAOAN hM.y ppL. Datn,
no other roomers; 5 mil
gentleman. WI. 1913,
CHEVY CHASE, ID. c.
nished front room, ad
bath with shower, used
other gentleman; for a
tleman who appreciate
home; only two in the
venient to fast bus sery
month; Woodley 6O93
18th AND HARVARD
furnished bedrm., newt
neSt to bath, in apt,
lady; refs; women only
Evening star., 1949-01-30

SOUND EQUIPMENT. 16" aluminun
tTsnte narssn mosG3' aTR BE- f5s 5s4 or pr0
sTAISLEss 1ra1Isf. SAl STEEL Is srSKs. drain.
boards, table tops made any size
Linoleum permanently replaced
GICHNER, MA. 1870. 41a 9Th st. nv
-sTAMPS-Will sell at $3.50 per sheet
France, Luxembourg: niJ NSr%ay s1IYy a9as a5
STENOTYPE MACHINE, new condi.
sTEREOPTICoN SLIDES uO4. o
Holyyood oin4.a stars and sna,ss scenes sb ac ss
lined holder. Phone PL. 050s.
STONE from Henderson Castle, per.
feet size for building or retaining
wall. S16 load. delivered. ACI
WREcK1NG q BLDG. MATERIA
Go 1902 9 MinssS.s sYNS ave: .,,: nis as;sf,fs
also smaller; very Ieas. s To-Day, G0 ;
STORE roia ST. fixtures, h;Hi cash register
eco record dspartment' 1gne showcases; an. val
sIokEe; IS1' Can ITsH 81. 5!Te%an' 5ato' model B.
ton, bronze wire; 20 different sizes
in stock; prices range from SS:2s
| and up; rotproof for long HE: GAL.
LII LIHER 3 & KL1MK1EWlG7' * yH6S INC IaS 334
sroRM 11sR T. wiSiboWs fisiSR '9sS 9a,. a4,sx4s'.
hardware. SIS each. GL. 5O52.
STORM WINDOWS and screens, vari.
Gus sizes. Phone CHI. 5532
STOVE; Westinshouse' l electric; IlGs.,v : res .,
ST0yg, yood.coal kitchen range
Steel steel: shiss shns enamel; s@o' ph.n'
STOVE, gas, Hartwick. 4.burner
good baker. good cond.' $36. UN
sToVE. gas, 3-burner; oven, broiler
table top; black and white enamel
apt. size: good cond.: carriage, Col
lier-Keyworth: fair; reas. VI. 6746
STOVE, dE electric ht. and and g.. s.burns u.as
sTTDio 1TE1e Couch, 81 81 IT, It.. makes make dbie
bed; slip cover; S25. cH. 3o42.
table, S35. 81. 2824.
$50; Victorian chair. $50; ros'
oriental rug, about 4x7, $55;: !:
Swedish plates. S25; steel filins
case. 4-drawer legal, S75. BROAD
MOOR, WO. 5000, Apt. 420.
STUDIO COUCH, almost like new. II
excellent condition, $50. Call ME
254O. 81
sTUDio COUCH, wine color, with :
cushions, $15. vi. O66S.
STUDIO COUCH, 2 mos. old; mus
sell Immediately; S45. CO. 02sS
STUDIO COUCH. 2 pillows, $50
studio couch, S35; pillows, complet.
with slip covers; DI. An: --3(
STUDIO COUCH, reasonable price
Call LU. 6947. 80
size 46; never worn. too small TO,
me. DI. S0SS.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

private home, S5. IA. 022e.
1888 o ST. N,W.-Dble. room for .
boys, SS A.ns near GeorEetown University
BETHEsDA-Pvt. bath. lge. dble. rm.,
all Conveniences: pvt. home; S55 per
mo-; gar. available. Box 234-M, Star.
twin beds n next M Bath conS, tra1sp f9s;
sss77:sS saeh' fs Ho, st!sS:ssn 9o5s. oi.,'
6Ol ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV.
Large single room, clean, bright,
with wit foav. R1 ,s5a s5ansD. nearby $50 per
NEAR Isi WARSMaN "a aSaa; pARk-1arse, at
private bath; a: for rehned sentleman.
GEoRGIToWN-Bsdrm, and den.
pvt home, no other tenants; ref
so:opeTatiys basis: Nj. 4sss. u
4116 18th ST. N.W.--Pleasant corner
5us Bm ssnslsmsh s!nss close RH to ssss ssss blk
SIS; short .'' block lock Es'ii to MT. efiss Pleasant
car line or 18th st: bus. MI. 3436.
LARGE AND BRIGHT dble. ,rm., de.
prefer single woman Of refinement.
TWO ROOMS in private home near
Army Map Serv.; 20 mi. downtown;
single rm., $40 per, mo: dbie.. S25
each; men preferred; EN-. s154:
some. kit. priv, pvt. home. mr.. bus;
gentle girl $40. CO. 3O54.
$50 LoNGFELLOW ST. N.W.-Newly
decorated single room, $40 month
ly men.
10i5 i ST. N.w.-Large front rm.;
1903 vARNUM sT. N.W|AttractiSSeiy i: tHSf
furn bedrm. in well appointed adult
home; twin beds, semiprivate bath;
convenient transp.: ideal for em-
ployed couple. RA. 67SS for ap.
pointment to inspect. 80
2aO1 MASS. AVE. NV, The Argyle
Nice Nice front, well-heated rm.' with
145o GiRHRD ST. NV, The Palmer
House--Large twin-bsdrm., next to
2022 18th ST. N.W.-Newly furnished
double and single rooms; Beauty
rest mattresses; bus to door. CO.
6757. 80s
CONTINUED On Next fass5 =
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13
500 Million DoHors
Needed

Jerusalem-Dr. Israel Goldstein
of New York City, treasurer of
the Jewish Agency for Palestine,
today told the World Zionist Cen
eral Council that more than $780,
100000 will be needed to absorb
into Israel's economic life the
100000 immigrants expected to
pour into the Jewish state in the
coming budgetary year.
Half the sum, DR.. Goldstein
asserted, will be needed for the
transport, reception and prelim-
mary absorption of the flood of
immigration. The rest, he said,
will be needed iii the form of cap
ital investment to assur perma-
nent employment for the newcom-
ers and sufficient production to
assure them a decent living stand
ard.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13
American Council
Of Christian
Churches Attacks
Concept Of
Brotherhood Week"

DENVER, (JTA)-The Ameri-
can Council of Christian
Churches at a national conference
which ended last week has at
tackled the concept of national
brotherhood Week" which is
sponsored by the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews.
DR.. William H. Bordeaux, gen.
eral secretary of the Council, de-
clared that it represents Is Pro-
teStant denominations with a
membership of 100000 in 5000
local congregations. The Coun-
cil's statement on brotherhood
Week" called the project a "gross
perversion of scriptural teach
ings" on the subject, asserting
that the 'New Testament does
not teach the universal father
hood of God and the universal
brotherhood of man" but only
of those who believe in Jesus
Christ.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13
Robbi Wise Left
Estate Valued At
$45,000

NEW YORK, (JTA)'- Rabbi
Stephen S. Wise left an estate
valued at about $45, 00O, it was
revealed here when his will was
filed for probate in Surrogate's
Court. While most of the estate
is bequeathed to the late Jewish
leaders two children = Justine
Wise Polier and James Waterman
Wise - several requests were
also made to the American Jew
ish Congress, World Jewish Con-
gress, Palestine Endowment
Funds, Inc, American Funds OF
the Hebrew University and other
institutions.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13
German Mayor Gets
Jail Term For 1893
Pogroms

MUNICH, (JTA) = Lorenz
ZahneiSen, former mayor of
Bamberg and district chief of
the Nazi Party, was sentenced to
four years Imprisonment for par
ticipating in the notorious po-
groms of Nov. 10, 1888. Eighteen
other defendants in Bamberg re-
ceived prison sentences ranging
from six months to two years.
Police officials in Hanover
have arrested the former Gestapo
captain, Hanz Herman Wiering,
on charges of mass murder of
Jews in the Riga ghetto. Wiering
was in command of the "Aktion
Mord," where during three days
an estimated $4,000 Jews were
annihi1ated.
F. Weinig, former Gestapo lieu
tenant who was found guilty by
a court in Kaiserlautern of as
saulting a Jewish physician in
1898, was sentenced to three
years Imprisonment. !.
49, = D. $780, ~
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13

Three suitcases of shabby clothes
and their 2-yearold son, Isaac, was
the priceless fortune" which Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Bakalczuk, DPS who
arrived In New York recently aboard
the IS GENERAL BLACK, with the
aid of HAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid
Society, declared to customs of.
ficials. The Bakalczuks, after years
Of wandering and hardship, have
finally arrived at a haven where a
home and livelihood are waiting for
them. OF the 204 Jews who arrived
aboard the GENERAL BLACK, HAS
sponsored 1O7, more than all other
agencies sponsoring Jews combined
To assist Jews to lands of freedom
and homes where they can live in
peace and security. HAS has set the
highest budget in its 64.year history.
$5.005. 900 for 1949.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13
u. S. Congress Devices Two Hours
To Speeches Marking Israels
Anniversary

WASHINGTON, (JTA) - Six
teen Congressman, including
Jews and Christians, arose in the
House of Representatives this
week during a two-hour special
order on Israel to register en-
dorsement of the new nation on
the occasion of it's first anniver-
sary.
Rep. Arthur G.. Klein, of New
York, who requested the special
observance, said that perhaps 40
other congressman indicated that
they would order an extension
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13

of remarks later for the Con-
%gressional Record. Congressman
who spoke complimented Israel
for it's contributions to world
peace and democracy.
More than 800 guests, includ-
ing members of the diplomatic
corps of mary nations, attended
a reception rendered by Ambass-
ador and Mrs. Eliahu Elath at
the Shoreham Hotel here this
week in honor of the first an
niversary of Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13

The principle speakers at the Conference On the Critical Problems Of
raucaioni in Israel" which was held recently at the Biimore Hotel, New York
Civ, are shown above Qdt to right DR.. Paul Klapper. President Emeritus
= Oueens College; Mrs. Joseph NJ Welt, Of Detroit, President Of the National
Education at Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
The conference marked the first organized attempt to gain the cooperation
and guidance Of American educators in evaluaing and meeting the urgent
CHALLENGES to education in Israel; and was held under the auspices of the
National Council of Jewish Women, which is sponsoring the Department
Of Education at Hebrew University as it's contribution to the cultural life
Of LHse.
A notable group Of educators participated in the discussions Of the edu.
catonal problems Of Israel as viewed against the background Of the total
needs Of The new state. Special emphasis was placed on the problem Of provid.
ins teachers for the great influx Of youth into Israel without lowering the
Standards of teacher training
Evening star., 1949-07-17
Miss Holland
To Be Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Donald Hol-
land Of Manor Park. Norbeck, Md.
announce the engagement of their
daughter Helen Elizabeth to Mr..
Ralph Carol Mobley, son of Mrs
Eddie Mobley of Live Oak, Fla.
The wedding date is Septem-
ber 10.
Miss Holland was graduated
from Virginia Intermont Junior
College at Bristol and attended
the University of Georgia. Mr..
Mobley is a student in the School
of Veterinary Medicine at the
university.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
Miss Mary Stands
Becomes Bride

The wedding of Miss Mary
Stands, daughter of Mrs. Audley
Stands and the late Mr.. Stands
Of Cleveland, Miss, and Mr.. FL
sum Grove Hedges, took place
yesterday In the Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Church, the
DR.. Edward G. Latch officiating.
A reception followed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M.
Howorth, uncle and aunt of the
bride.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
Elsum Grove Hedges and the late
Mr.. Hedges of Decatur, Ill.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
Engaged to Wed

The engagement of Miss Pat
Eldean to Mr.. S. Fred Taylor, jr.,
was announced at a party given
at the home of the BRIDE elects
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eldean, for
merly of Chicago.
Mr.. Taylor is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor of this city.