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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE of 6-rm. house; bedrm.
suite, din. suite. fireside benches,
tables. chairs. ETC.; dirt cheap. WI.
FURNITURE. year old; " cost price;
lined oak bedrm. set; 2-piece liv.
rm set. KE. $3.50. -22
FURNITURE-10-pc. Castle oak din.
rm. suite. consisting 4 side chairs.
2 large arm chairs, all with uphol-
sbrs stored seats buffet
rm. set, silk damask upholstered;
chrome kitchen set. VI. 1897. 30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, tables. dress
ing table: stools. shelves. blanket,
aSss Sssa s1 is Da4:ss s utensils VII sss5 ?ss
FURNITURE-Bedrm. liv, rm., din.
rm.: tables and lamps; like new; no
dealers; leaving town. 124 18TH
FTRNfrURE-Ness OF, tables, hal hand
mahog: dressing table with 3-section
beyeled glass mirror and glass TOP;
other items. STEADMAN. CO. $500.
FURNITURE-End and lamp tables,
bicycles, perfect cond. WA. 57oo.
sss coidspot Isisr ~1s $50! diR Ras6Ins; I'm;
msshiRe 91ss r. ana svel .ronsr' $50; all exsel
'ss 5Sg assss sayas ss isrn arssssi sse@
doir chair. air S.. SSeS TR. .A9is isis 90. @sS SSa
FuRNITURE---Mahog. bookcase with
table. Ali reas. dE. 375s. @25
FURNITURE = Complete household
furnishings, many bargains. 70.
FURNiTURE-Three mo. old studio
couch. sleep CHAIR. table. four chairs,
lamps and odd pieces. OR. 1913
all Gay Sunday. -22
FURNITURE. bedrm. suite. mahogany
sS Ghnsss BEG aaa sRt5s apt AZ ignt sS4
nshes. Duncan s%fp phyfe' fsrAaa dinins eian1; r@:
aaaadd- aaad bedym. SUITES; no dealers. Wo.
FuRNITURE. Liv. rm. end tables.
set, mahog.. like new. SH. 3347.
FYIsN1TgKE. sIsss F{anE. ss99ookcsss s9o IT, walnut
BY Ea g. rs: s.fs' Ssd d:HRsa' 's'sas
FURNITYRE-Moving. must sell Ili 2
s~SASt ANocohdbiCs i n. loJS.
- --22
FURNITURE-Dinin table, pedestal
rnah., 2 Windsor chairs, rush seats,
taupe rug, 12x15: large overstuffed
sofa coal crate and fire screens,
kitchen cabinet. DU. 3641. -23
FURNITURE-Davenport bed, wing
back chair; $50; 6-pc. lined oak
dinette set; new cond. KI. S-9173.
FURNITURE - Complete furnishings
for Groom house. including baby
grand piano: draperies, humidifier,
rollaway bed. dishes and Kitchen
ware. SH. 7944 ewes, Sat. or Sun.
FURNITURE, 3-piece liv. rm. suite,
excel. cond., lovely covers; must
sell. OV. 1900, after z pm. -22
FURNITURE-Beaut. 15-pc. mahog.
din. rm. suite, sell complete, S895,
or separate pieces: antique mahog,
four-poster dble. bed; chest Of
drawers; dressing table, glass top;
child's cedar chest; table lamps;
fine antique brass andirons, S35;
brass wood carrier; fine 3-pc. set
Girandoles; unusual tan linen coun-
terpane; maroon studio couch, slip
cover. etc: WI. 1911. -22
Furniture TTnc1air1oed
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BATHTUBS. built-1n. S25; new and
used plumbing fixtures. BLOCKS
shTHTGRs Gpg n st. nny INV usaS NO ,,3it;n 1TeS
sinks. basins. toilets PEERLESS
SALES CO.. 2237 Ga. ave. DE. 1910
BEAUTY EQUIPMENTS booths.
desk. etc: will sell very reas. Apply
CALVERT. HAIRDRESSERS, 231S
Wis. ave. .WO. 2318. -22
BED-Double maple with spring and
mattress; also size 6 lady's riding
boots. 5503 Center ST., Chevy Chase,
Md. 30
BED-Double. complete; also boys
clothing; sizes to 10; chenille rug.
BED, Simmons, single, coil spring,
inner-spring matt; nearly new;
$50; kiddie- -Kar, baby stroller;
BEDS-Twin maple beds, springs
and innerspring mattresses, like
new, $50 apiece. 81. 1857. 80
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SITUATIONS MEN G. WOMEN

JANITOR OR NIGHT MAN, hall man
and wife, 90 yrs exper., desire care
small building. DE. 0366. 22'
COUPLE desires work as houseman
ana maid or man as janitor; ref.
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AUTO SEAT COVERS

AUTO SEAT COVERS
Only S9.95 for $50 Plastic Coated
Covers; beautifully tailored to At
4-dr sedans. coaches and club
coupes, incl. most 40 and so
Lee hwy. Arl Va. CHI O024 Seven
corners COZ Falls Ch; TA. 2lz7. 10th
BABY CARRIAGE and Kantwet mat
tress; good cond., SIS. vi. 4101.
BABY CARRIAGE. Hedstrom folding.
SIS; Trimble -kiddie bath, SO; like
new. WO. OS00.
BABY CARRIAGE, twin. in good con-
BABY f CARRIAGE. RpoIl RpoH' collapsible;
Teeter-Babe, canvas car seat; all
excel cond QX 36lS -22
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TIRE BARGAINS

Recap now with COLD RUBBER,
guaranteed II mos. or 10000 mi.
6.Qoxl6, 1925: 6.5ox15. S7.95;
7.1Oxl5. SS.75; 7.6Ox15. S9.bO.
WHEEL BALANCED FREE
BURR HEISHMAN'S, 1903 Lee Hwy.
Arl:. Va. CH. 0024. Seven Corners,
Falls Ch., FA: 2177: 10th and N.
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ROOFING-HEATING
SHEET METAL
FREE ESTIMATES
MORE THAN 20 YEARS
SATISFACTORY SERVICE
GEORGE HOWES, INC.
MA. 1894
SLIP COVERS

OL4E Wv Ef1O
Made of your materials: workmanship
guaranteed. ST: 9S14. -25
VENETIAN BLiNpS washed, repafnt-
ed. retaped. recorded. PARK AVE,
VENETIAN BLIND CO.. 6214 r. /
ave. Riverdale. Md. UN I345
WATCHES-Cleaned oiled, timed and
adjusted. S2.9S; free lovely bands
included. SAMUEL JEWELERS., 2 II
st.; NV, opposite Govt. Printing
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with
Formica or stainless steel. call Hu
1853 MASTER APPLIANCE co.
EXPERT CABINET MAKING, 40
EDWARD NORADTTsKY, 3l7 Iners-
ham st. NV; GE. 1926. 22s
IF YOU WANT carpentry, painting,
cement work. roofing and odds and
ends done, call THOMAS BROS.
They are prompt and very depend
able. ST. 624s. -27
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DINING SUITE

dining suite of hand
carved English oak, rare and dis
tinctive; 10 pieces-refectory table,
china cabinet, sideboard and server; !;
top-.grain leather chair seats, 2 arm
chairs, 4 side chairs; family furni-
ing; appraised value 81 900, offered
for quick sale at 1915: for appoint
ment to inspect, write Box 144-C,
Star. 900
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WOMAN to handle small switchboard
and to assist in general office work.
Paid vacation and employee dis
count. No phone. calls. Apply in
person only. Mr.. Marshall. ARISTO
CLEANERS g. DYERS. 1926 So.
WOMAN. white. 25-35; part-time,
pleasant work in small store CO.
LADY to assist in general
though speed is not essential; knowl-
edge of bookkeeping desirable; 40
hr; wk.; pleasant working conditions;
salary commensurate with expert
ence. Box GOA. Star. -51
YOUNG LADY-Neat. intelligent girl
for general office work in North Ar
lington office. Phone GIL. 1900, MR..
MCCARTHY. Monday morning. -22
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Tv, new 19-in. Motorola console;
NAH; save over $50. VIII sell for
combination. To-
in screen; RCA, mahog. cabinet;
lovely piece Of furn. Original cost,
$995. VIII sell for $3.50. GE.
2737 after $3.50 pm. -26
TIRES-A set for four tires with
tubes: all good. no patches in tubes;
670x15 or 6.50x15; S25. 1918
Emerson NV. GE. 70S7. 22s
TIRES, USED. over 200 IL select from,
$3.50 up. TOMS AUTO SERVICE.
INC. 635 N st NV MI 24O0
TIRES, factory recond.. 6x16, S4.45;
tires. 1895 up. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO.. 1924 Ga. ave. NV. RIA. $3.50.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ATTORNEY; AGED 81. exper. patents,
mechanical BACKGROUND, desires ad-
mlnlstrative or other work. 81.
BooRKEEpER. exempt, desires so small
set OF books to keep on part or full
BoOKKEEPER, exempt, desires h; posi-
ton as ledger clerk. accounts receiv-
able or accounts payable ledgers.
Box l39-C. Star 22s
BOOKKEEPER, part time. 500 mo-,
books started, kept part time. Income
taxes; prompt, local refs. EN-. s634.
CHAUFFEUR and yardman. colored,
pbera TsbferencsS; thoroughly experienced.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. married. ABB
degree in political science and eco
nomics, desires career position with
reputable Arm; knowledge Of ac-
e1999nt!nE 19nt and investments. Box
sas 9s2''e ss 1 r'5 ssS4s sgss
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
mates. WADE. ME. $685.. 23s
PVT. SECRETARY, eficient and ca
pable OF handling executive duties.
sFxslE2 sssss RS'''Il sSs future IT, 5sfs M5
MAN, colored. reliable. sober, wants
part-time work, $40 pm. on; office
OF. hotel elev. work. FIR. 3195
MAN, 40, new car, wishes to utilize
free mornings, ewes. and Sun. for
fngs. Box 369-D. Star. -22
MAN, accountant. office mgr, mature
man, retail or wholesale concern.
Call JU. 7-S37S. after 6 pm. -22
MAN, white, married, sober, reliable,
wants part time work; light delivery.
liquor or drugs, NV. and suburbs.
WI. SS34 -21
HIGH-PRESsURE FIREMAN and
laundry maintenance man, expert
enced, can do boiler and furnace re-
pair work. Phone IL. 6-415O. 1894
Duncan st. ne, WEBSTER SNIP
SON. 22s
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Furniture, Unclaimed

Furniture, Unclaimed
Sofa. $50; utility cabinet, 81; 4
chrome chairs and table, S22; coil
spring. S.: coffee table, S16; studio
wood bed, complete. $50; buffet. $40;
painted china closet, SS: Duncan
Phyfe table and 4 chairs, S45;
dresser with mirror. $40.
2433 18th ST. NV.
Open ewes. Monday and Friday. til
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BUILDING MATERIAL

Framing. celotex, plywood, sheathing,
like new; large quantity gypsum
siding, asbestos board, plaster board;
pipes in all sizes UP to eight inch;
thousands Of feet gin. heavy pipe,
suitable for clothes poles, swings,
fencing, cattleguards. etc; children's Is
school desks, work benches, windows,
you w,,, VISIT bs amsyRd 0uR YARD =. u
hard-to-get items, plenty Of parking
space. Open daily rs.
A.. B. G. D. CORPORATION
1881 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arl.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
TELEvIsIoN REPAIRS
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and modernizlng cellar
to roof Call ST. -3366-67 for fres
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING co; 1908 Eye ST. NV.
ADDITIONS. fine home improvements,
GAnlFos IL FsS' c5s5 " Il c6 5r' T.
AbbITroNs-complete modernizinp
epI3n q homes. stores deS, ETC. MR.. LAW
ADDITIONS. all types roofing. heat
All Jobs Guaranteed
Monthly payments. Call DE. soO6
AIR CONDITIONING UNITS STORED.
sse99flFssd s9s R. and Z ierTisfa REFR1oERArdk Gsl III
ooia YOUR SUI i pHfleo III eis AND YORK
AUTHORIZED Service DEALER
BRICK. cement and carpentry work
Of all kinds: reasonable rates. MIR.
BARR. Franklin 1868. "a
BRICK WORK, let us know your
BRieK RIG1ssTg WoRKoFirepisce Ko FRep chimasys
retaining walls. barbecue pit, etc:
BRICK WORK-Walls, chimney, fire.
places. repairing; first-class work.
manship. MI. 611s, after 8 pm.
cARPENTRY-Recr. rm. and remod-
SIslr sIlng a ,{g specially. Cali 8. F. BAR
cARPENTRY. ren,odelins. repairing.
or building. Wash. Va, and Md
Free estimate. Vienna 141-W. -22
CARPENTRY, painting; reasonable
prices: work satisfactory: white me-
chanics. SAM. UN. 1895
CARPENTRY and painting of all
types, roofs. repaired and painted;
dq own work; IL yrs. exp. BROCK.
cARPENTRY-complete remodeiHing,
repairs, bsmt. to attic: work done
CARPENTRY-Attic finished. recre-
alton rms, porches incl, stairwayS,
dormer windows; residential or COM
mercial. j. E. HENDRICKS. UN. 2491
CARPENTRY. plastering. fireproofing,
painting, papering, compl. remodel
ing; quick serv. MI. 1915. WILLIAMS.
CARPENTRY-Com remodeling
and repairing. additions and recrea-
tton rooms; white mechanics. AIMS
WORTH. RA. 4S1S.
CARPENTRY, repairs, alterations,
remodeling, old and new work;
terms. WOODMASTER CONTRACT
ING CO., OW. 5527 any time. pa
CEMENT WORN, stone walls, flag
stone terraces. walks, chimneys. fire.
places, cement driveways, porches,
kinds Of waterproofing. r. MAR
CUCCIO. Route 5. Horners lane,
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PIANOS

PIANOS
New and used Spinets and Consoles
at prices below normal, from 1895
up. Also used Grands, several sizes,
including Chickering. Foster, Stein
hart, Star, and others, from S325
up. All guaranteed. Terms. Free
parking: Free delivery. Open Mon.
and Fri. till pm. Other days,
till 6 pm.
SILVER SPRING PIANO co.
s57 Pershing Drive SH. 1888
Evening star., 1950-10-21

PIANOS - Wurlitzer grand. 1878;
also spinets. apt. uprights and con-
soles at greatly reduced prices
Your dollars worth more at
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE, 736 18th
st. NV 81
Evening star., 1950-10-21
TELEVISION

Honestly, we are new
and need the business
Do you have cash? See US for out.
standing deal in town on 1881 ma.
tionally advertised brands.
FRANKS TV OF D. G.
I'll 9th NV. Ma. e3ee-732k
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BUSINESS SERVICES

KITCHEN CABINET LAYOUTS pre-
pared by experienced kitchen en-
gineer. AP. 6371. 22s
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AND BAR equipment
Deep freeze box draught beer and
2ysass DRY dry bee 6ssr tsp.. box asrand
gas frialator and other kitchen
utensils. Phone N. B. $500. Call at
OCTAGON INN. North Beach. Md
Evening star., 1950-10-21

PIANOS-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar.
anteed Embodies features of small
grand and upright; full, resonant
tone: Baldwin patented full-blow
action; lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection of eye-appealing
oak. avodire and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO wORCH
925 G st. NV.
Established 1874
Evening star., 1950-10-21
SECRETARY

We have two openings for desirable,
permanent situations; 5-day. 40-hr
week. Successful applicant must
assure good attendance and be able
to pass a medical examination. Rea-
sonable shorthand and typing speeds
benefits available. Apply personnel.
Room 500; Open weekdays $780,
5. Sat. 9-1
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-10-21
BRICK
Used clean hard brick. We d,
ARROW
100 So. Capitol.
II 2-02R1 II 2ORn

BUILDING MATERIALS-Oak floor
ing. No. common. S255 M; select
S275 m; clear plain. $2S5 m. Of
quantities of 1000 IT. or more. LA
Evening star., 1950-10-21

Refrigerator Closeout
We now have 1850 Crosley. G.E.,
Westinghouse. Philco and Admirai
refrigerators at closeout prices. Buy
this stock at these low prices. In
coming stock 1596 to 20se higher.
STANDARD TIRE AND BATTERY
S03 10Th and H sts. me-. Ii.
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WAITREssEs-COUNTER GIRLS, day
work. Apply In person only, BECHAS
RESTAURANT, 500 @ st. NV.
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RErGR FEC Fri PTisidaire' "a ~ ~ Gu f
cost S239.5o. Elk. 770O, Ext. 665
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GUN. L. C.. Smith, 16-gauge, double
gers. auto. shell ejector. Beaver TAN
breach; S214. EDGEMOOR SPORT
CENTER. 1903 Georgetown rd.,
Bethesda, Md, 30
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regulation size; reas. AID. 2133.
PIPE, gary. black. cast iron. cut
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS, 3O56
N St. NV NO. 1908. WA. 55OI.
PISTOL-Colt target .32, from estate
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SHOE SHINE STAND
3-chair marble shoe shine stand; no
reasonable offer refused. Call Ii,
3-9741 or see 1t at "a r st. NV.
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TYPISTS


WAITRESS
Apply in person, ROYALE RESTAUR-
ANT AND LOUNGE. 1896 Columbia
Rd 30
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MATTRESSES
Night club experience. Immediately.
Good tips, salary. Large crowds.
Evening star., 1950-10-21

SEWING MACHINES-Pre-xmas Sale
Rebuilt portables S24.50 up; Sing
er, White. Big discounts on new ma.
chimes. We repair. Easy terms.
0pea eyes, NE. SEWING MACHINE
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-20

Smith and Mrs. McAllister were
the hoSteSses.
Judy Collins and jimmy
Green were elected to the nollI
or roll recently for "Gooa
Health Habits. This weeks
contest is Responsive to Auth-
ority'.
get we'll quick" is the schooIs
wish for Ted Dinsdale, Mrs.
Graveland and Mrs. Clark
Green. An accident which oc-.
CURED recently involved wayne
Smells and Norman Dawes. Inc
car driven by Wayne turned
over at a corner southwest OF
Pryor. Norman suffered a pro-
ken arm and cuts and bruises,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-20
PRYOR PUBLIC
SPARK

The Sunrise service and Eas-
ter breakfast at the Baptist
Mission was well attended on
Easter Sunday.
The Boy Scouts went on a
hike Sunday following church
services.
The Ladies' Aid met at the
home of Mrs. Berger on We'd
nesday afternoon.
The H. C. club met Wednes-
day evening for their BIZ
monthly session and began
Swedish weaving. Bernadette
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-20
Fishing Permits
Available Soon

Fishing and game bird Ii
censeS have been mailed to all
dealers and will go on sale
throughout most of the state
April "a, the Montana fish and
game department has announc-
ed.
The licenses become effective
May l and expire April 80, 1851.
The fee is So, same as last year.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-20

turer travelling in the interests
of the National Temperance
Movement, Inc, of Chicago.
DR.. CutShall'S subject was
"The Social Termites of Ameri-
ca Gambling, Drinking and
Crime)."
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-20

,,+ WAYNE was uniniu1r;e eaets to
By Boy z y:ss ss : Tl1 bls ssl7 tlst e s',! e e
an s5o1 0n' at the Pryor se = qi dee Of
day, April i &c Montana and Wyo-
the Ilim Lost o. Country. ! T aer99 Din
Filings iii and Laurel WILL
iptnreSt.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-20
INV COLLECTIONS UP

Gasoline tax c0 % 7a56 totaIe 3
S2,oSfh,1 Ssil e4s Collections s of Ste Sic
Sos,2Ss2 Of aeeasU1aaiization. -
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-20
HARDIN SCHOOL
NEWS
SENIORS PICNIC

The senior class of Hardin
high school met at the school
Saturday, April Is and left in
cars for the banks of the Big
Horn several miles north of
Hardin where they cooked their
supper and spent the evening
enjoying the out of doors.
Mr.. Patterson, senior sponsor,
accompanied the picnickers.
HEAR SPEAKER
On Thursday, April 49,. the
sixth period of the junior and
senior high schools was devoted
to a temperance talk given by
E Guy Cutshall, Phi D, a lee
The Arizona post., 1950-04-21
Fine Turnout
AT Convention
BY Jack LevkOWitz

Beginning with Friday night
service at Temple Emanuel, 125
AZAs and BBGs from Arizona
(of whom 70 were from Phoenix)
had the time of their lives, last
weekend. Zita Lesson and Jor-
dan Zipron spoke on the conven-
tion's theme youth Replies I
Can" at the service.
Next morning members met at
Cong. Anshei Israel for services
followed by a seminar on ADJ
led by Jack Klensin. In the after
noon BIG had a tea and debated
on the desirability of Jewish Day
Schools. Lynn Silver and Deedee
Sonenblick lost by a close de-
cision.
During that period Sam Kam-
mixer, Dist. BBYO director, con-
Quoted workshop for AZA boys.
The day was climaxed with din
ner at Anshei Israel. Abe Simon
was presented with a gift in ap-
probation as coach from the AZA
basketball team
After committee meetings early
Sunday morning, Tucson AZA, be-
hind Larry Fishman's pitching,
downed Phoenix in softball. Phoe-
nix BIG defeated their Tucson
counterpart in volleyball.
Sunday afternoon was taken up
with business meeting. Elected
delegate to the national conven-
ton was Jack LevkoWitZ.
Two AZA members from Ell
The Arizona post., 1950-04-21
Germany SeIf-Defense
CONTINUED from page II

Continued from page IL
has resulted in furthering the
growth of anti-Semitism and ul-
tra-nationalism in Germany has
been submitted by the World
Jewish Congress to the State De-
partment.
This situation in Germany was
discussed at a meeting of the
Board of Deputies of British Jews.
A number of members urged that
measures be taken to impress
upon the Jews still in Germany
to leave that country, not only
in their own interest but in the
interest of Jewry as whole,
since Germany is a possible focal
point for renewed anti-Semitic
propaganda"
The Arizona post., 1950-04-21

Above a the swimming pool recently
the students of the BrandeS School, Tucson On
former
y AAmerican football star of Brown u directing some
of the children in the fine points of swimming.
pool to all who enroll at the Brandes Sum-
Camp opens with session, June and
continues throughout Mr. and Mrs Raphael Brandes
the school, that this enroees at
Brandes Camp will enjoy augmented that
will riding athletics naturesudy, and craft hobbies
taken to points of interest EnrOlmentS
now being Brandes School, telephone 526S4
Photocenter
The Arizona post., 1950-04-21

Paso created a sensation with
their appearance. They hitch
hiked to spend a half day here
at the convention although Ell
Paso is not in this region.
Convention planning committee
were Zita Leeson, chairman, By
ron Epstein, Zelda Koplin, Jack
Levkowitz, Bob Lukacs, Lynn
Silver. Deedee Sonenblick.
The Arizona post., 1950-04-21
HadaSSah

Continued from page IL
Levin, Louis Posner, VIM. Walker.
A Passover skit was given a re-
peat performance. Mrs. Jane Kurn
was director. She is HadasSah's
program chairman.
Mrs. Breger gave a political re-
port on Israel.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-09
U. s. Has Only 5O-50
 Chance In Korea

CAMBRIDGE, Eng, (P The United States has only a 50-5O chance of victory in Korea, a dis tinguished British military com mentator said yesterday.
 He is Capt. B. H. Liddell Hart, military editor of the Encyclopae- dia Brittanica, and author of many books on war strategy.
 Hart, speaking at the Liberal Party's summer school, said the danger of defeat arose because the U. S. had followed two con- flicting policies.
 First, he said, President Tru- man decided to evacuate Korea in June, 1949, declaring it to be indefensible.
 Then, he added, because 'The Americans could not bear to watch it happen, MT. Truman took the steps which staked U. s. pres tige on what had previously been judged "a forlorn hope
 "The danger of world war has become acute through two con trary American decisions - to withdraw and then return"
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-09
2 COunterfeiters Arrested In Mo.

WASHINGTON, P)-The Se- cret Service announced today the arrest of two men in a lonely mountain cabin at DeSoto, Mis- souri, on charges of passing $l2,- 900 in counterfeit ten dollar bills in g states.
 Secret Service chief U. Baugh- man said the men were scheduled for arraignment today before a U. s. commissioner in St. Louis.
 Melvin Godfrey Parson, 57, of Crystal City, Missouri, charged with manufacturing the bills.
 Louis Elmer Shew, Al, of De- Soto, charged with passing the bo- gus money on grocers and other store keepers throughout the west, southwest and southeast.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-09
Twining Receives CrOix de Cuerre

WASHINGTON (P), The French government presented the Croix de Guerre with Palms yesterday to 293 former officers of the 18th Air Force for their help in iber- ating southern France in World War Two.
 Brig. Gen. Jacques Louis Mur- tin, Frenc hair attache, made the presentation in a ceremony at the French embassy. Thirty-six of the American officers were present to receive the decoration. Among them were:
 It. Gen. Nathan F. Twining,
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-09
Propose Giving Truman Full Economic Control

WASHINGTON (P), The House yesterday postponed until at least today further debate on an econo- mic controls bill-while it's bank ing committee worked on a com promise.
 Speaker Rayburn told newsmen he hoped that the House would be in a position to resume considera- ton of the bill today.
 It already has spent almost a week on controls legislation with out making any substantial prog ress.
 Chairman Spence O.-Ky0 said the banking committee would meet again yesterday afternoon to seek a common ground on which opposing factions could agree. He expressed hope that an agreement would be reached shortly.
 There was a possibility that the Senate may pass a control bill before the House does. The Sen ate banking committee reached agreement on a bill Monday night, and that bill is being used as a base for the House committees discussions.
 President Truman would get virtually full discretion as to
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-09
4OOOAir Passengers Leave Orient

SEATTLE, P)-More than 4000 plane passengers from the trou- bled Orient have checked through the immigration service port of entry at Anchorage, Alaska, in the past six months, district immigra- ton director John P. Boyd re- ported today.
 Nearly half this number arrived in military and private planes during June and July, after the outbreak of fighting in Korea.
 Many are refugees from Korea or families of American civilian employees in the Far East. Almost all are American nationals.