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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20

Mrs. Eshkol is a member of the
Pioneers Women's "Flying Cara
van" which is touring the United
States in celebration of the organ
ization's silver jubilee. She will be
a guest of the Phoenix members
of the 25-year-old organization.
Mrs. Eshkol is a member of
the Moatzat Hapoalot. AS a young
women she left a comfortable
home in Russia to answer the call
for Jewish workers in Palestine.
First she joined the famous
Kvishima group of Jewish youths
who were building roads in the
Palestinian wilderness. Later she
decided to join a small unit of
Jewish agricultural workers at
Rehovot, who were preparing to
establish their own collective farm
settlement.
Joins Youth Group
1t was then that she became in
terested in women workers
movement. She saw that even in
workers colonies the women were
handicapped. They were not en-
couraged to obtain the agricul-
tural training necessary in the
preparation of an independent
productive life.
Mrs. Eshkol became active in
a movement to organize and train
women workers. She helped form
an independent women's unit
among road workers and then
Joined the first group of women
agricultural trainees of Petah
Tikvah.
Aids Farm Movement
In 1923 she joined a co-opera-
tive settlement. She participated
in the founding of the Histadrut
and the Moatzat Hapoalot. In
1925 Mrs. Eshkol served in the
secretariat of the Moatzat Hap
oalot with Coda Myerson. In 1929
she went back to Petah Tikvah to
aid the women's farm, which was
in distress.
In 1884 she made her first trip
Continued on Page 81
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
Cash Help To
Israel Slated
picture ON Page 81

WASHINGTON = More than
1000 American Jewish leaders
will gather here next weekend for
a three-day conference to plan fl
nancial aid to Israel on an unprec-
edented scale.
Eliezer Kaplan, Israel minister
of finance, will make a special
trip to the U. S. to report on his
country's economic position at the
meeting. DR.. Nahum Goldman,
chairman of the arrangements
committee, said the projected visit
of Israel's top fiscal officer is can
indication of the critical import
ance to the Jewish state" of the
conference.
The planning meet is follow
up of Jerusalem conference last
month at which so American Jews
heard Prime Minister Ben Gurion
disclose the extent of economic
problems facing the Jewish state.
These problems stem from the
mass transfer to Israel of home
less Jews from Europe, North
Africa and the Moslem countries.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
JWV, Auxiliary
Arrange Benefit
Dance on Nov. 4
photo by Mashek & Ziegler)

Jewish War Veterans and their
auxiliary will stage their fifth
annual benefit dance Saturday
evening, Nov. d, in the Fiesta
Room of the Hotel Westward Ho.
Chuck Wellington and his or
chestra will play.
A special feature will be an ex-
hibition by the Arthur Murray
Dancers. There also will be a prize
waltz and prize rhumba contest.
Proceeds will be used for var
ious welfare projects, including
help for the sick, needy and un-
fortunate veterans and their fam
lilies and supplying cigarettes to
Papago Park Hospital patients.
Charles P. Wanger is general
chairman. DR.. Harold Freeman is
in charge of tickets and Max Fish
er the orchestra. Also on the
dance committee are Joseph CO.
hen, Sol Appleman, Eli Kostant,
Ed Crown and Phil Sachs. Mrs.
Max Geffner is ticket chairman
for the auxiliary, aided by Mes
DANES Harold Wolpert and Bert
Fisher.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
Ben Gurion Announces
Cabinets ResiQnufion

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - Pres
ident Chain Weizman of Israel
this week asked David Ben Cur
ion-who earlier had announced
that the Israel Cabinet has re-
signed - to form a new Cabinet
and remain in office in the in
term. The appeal to Mr.. Ben
Gurion was delivered on the basis
that he is the leader of the larg-
est party in the Jewish state.
Religious Bloc leaders, includ-
ing immigration Minister Moshe
Shapiro, in a statement to the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, said
that they withdrew from the gov
ernment not only because of econ
omic reasons, but also because
their religious demands were re-
jected. The religious leaders also
emphasized that the issue of relig-
ious education in the immigrant
reception camps has worsened.
1t was reported that top Mapai
leaders have begun an urgent
meeting in the Knesset building
to discuss the critical situation.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
Zionists Call For
4-Point Support

NEW YORK, (JTA) - Twelve
national Zionist organizations this
week issued an urgent call to their
100000 members throughout the
country "to forge a united front
for full-fledged support and imple-
mentation" of the recently adopt
ed four-point Jerusalem program.
The move followed sessions at
the Waldorf Astoria Hotel of 100
leaders representing all Zionist
forces in the United States, and
was announced by DR.. Nahum
Goldman, chairman of the Amer
lean section of the Jewish Agency,
and Rudolph G. Sonneborn, chair
man of the board of directors of
the United Palestine Appeal, both
of whom presided at the confer
ence. Adopted as an "S.O.S" call
to all Zionists," the message stress
ed concrete action on two fronts:
1. Work for us. grants-in-
aid to Israel as a means of
Strengthening the only fore
es of freedom in the Middle
East"
2. Intensification of the
United Jewish Appeal cam
paign as the most effective
immediate method for over
coming Israeps dollar defic-
iency.
Both of these detectives are in
cluded in the Jerusalem program.
The other two are: Support of an
Israel bond drive, if and when it
is launched; and the encourage
ment of the flow of investment
capital to Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
USNA Studies
DIP Problems
(Picture in Column -

SAN FRANCISCO - Plans for
absorbing thousands of DPS into
western communities were laid at
regional conference of the Unit
ed Service for New Americans
here last weekend. -
Executive Director Hirsh Kap-
Ian of the Phoenix Jewish Com
munity Council represented the
Arizona capital city. The Phoenix
council recently voted to resettle
33 DIP families.
Athur Greenleigh, executive di-
rector of USNA, gave a confiden-
tial report on the DIP situation
overseas and its effect on immi-
grafton to the U. S. He recently
toured DIP installations overseas
as chairman of survey commits
sion under the auspices of the In
ternational Refugee Organization.
More than $50 communal lead
ers attended the parley here.
Another Arizonan who figured in
the meeting was Mrs. B. Berner
of Tucson, who was chairman of
discussion on "How Can Com
munities Ease the Financial Costs
of Their Resettlement Programs" ?"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
@%%$ H@#1s
JDC Faces Worst Financial Crisis in History
Aid Agency
Must Make
Hard Choice

PARIS - A terrible
choice - whether or not to
cut off tens of thousands of
sick and needy Jews from
it's relief rolls in order to
help thousands of other
Jews reach Israel before
their emigration headlines
expire = faces the Joint
Distribution Committee.
Moses A. Leavitt, JDC execu-
tive vice-chairman, told delegates
to the fourth annual JDC Coun-
try Directors Conference that the
choice was being forced by ga
cash crisis more serious than any
situation which the JDC has faced
since its founding in 1914"
The JDC leader said either
choice may result in disaster for
tens for thousands. He said de-
cision to keep essential relief go
ing for the sick, orphaned and
needy now served by the agency
will deprive large numbers of
would-be emigrants of the oppor-
tunity they have for a limited
time to leave Iraq, Rumania, Po-
land and other countries for Is
rael. But if all help is concen-
trated on emergency work, thou
sands of desperately needy will be
thrown on their own resources.
Up to us. Jews
"Only the Jews of America, by
immediate and increased support
to the United Jewish Appeal, can
help JDC avert having to make
this dreadful decision as to where
it's help should co." Leavitt said.
He added that JDC relief pro-
grams in practically all areas were
already at ''rock-bottom."
Morris Laub, JDC's coordina-
tor for immigration to Israel, said
none of the more than 100000
Jews of Iraq will be able to leave
after March 1851, when the gov
ernment-set deadllne for emlgra-
tion to Israel expires.
He said tens of thousands of
Jews in Rumania are hopeful of
leaving while present favorable
emigration conditions exist there,
and that they are coming out at
the rate of 5000 monthly with
JDC aid. More than $4,000 Jews
in Poland also have an opportun-
ity to leave, but this opportunity
may not continue.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
$4,000 Collected
In ebay Drive;
$4,000 Still Out

A total of $4,000 in cash
was collected during Phoe-
nix "C-Day" drive Oct. 8,
Chairman Saul Mintz re-
ported this week.
The money, representing pay
ments on current pledges to the
United Jewish Welfare Fund, was
dispatched Immediately to the
United Jewish Appeal. Most of it
will go to help finance immigra-
ton and rehabilitation in Israel.
Mintz, who is also treasurer of
the Jewish Community Council,
said about $4,000 remains un-
paid in the current campaign.
About so workers participated
in the intensive one-day drive for
cash and about 500 contributors
were contacted.
Tribute to Solicitors
"The community owes a debt of
gratitude to the men and women
who gave up their Sunday rest
cheerfully to participate in this
collection effort" said Mintz.
"The same thing can be said of
the good people of the Jewish
community who remained at home
on Sunday to greet the workers
and make their payments.
'T wish it could be said that
every prospect was at home when
called upon. In spite of the pub
licity, in spite of the serious re-
quests made of them to cooper
ate, some prospects were either
not at home or if at home failed
to answer the workers knock. l
hope that each of them will make
an effort to send in their checks
at once so this job can be cleaned
up."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
Robbi Wise TO Report
On Israel over KPHO

Rabbi Jonah B. Wise, national
chairman of the UJA, will deliver
a report on the Jewish State"
in a nationwide broadcast at 10
am. next Sunday over the Ameri-
can Broadcasting Company net
work and KPHO, Phoenix. Rabbi
Wise, whose talk will be a feature
of the Message of Israeli pro-
gram, recently returned from
Europe and Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
Israel Womens Labor Leader, Eshena Eshko to Speak
Here in 25f Anniversary Celebration Of Pioneer Women

Ehena Kapan Eshko Of the foremost leaders OF
Israeli will speak Nov Beth Ell Auditorium Israel and the
accomplishments of the Pioneer Women.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
POSTMASTER

POSTM ASTER-
II unbelievable for
any reason, notify
sender, stating rea-
son ON Form 3547,
postage for which 10
guara nteed. The
P b o Q nix Jewish
News, 52e w. Cra.
NADIA Rd.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
Schwartz UJA Head?

NEW YORK, (JTA) - DR..
Joseph J. Schwartz, director
general of the Joint Distribu-
ton Committee, declined to
comment on press reports this
week stating that he had been
invited to become director of
the United Jewish Appeal, sue
ceeding Henry Monitor, who will
probably head the projected Is
rael bond campaign in the US.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
Woman Reporter, Israel Fighter Speak Here

the organizers of Hagana He be-
gan the Jewish Legion in World War
Holy the Northern
fought with the Jewish defenders of
Jerusalem during the Arab outbreaks in 1885,
Fought Against Rommel
World II he Joined the British Army and
Jewish combat unit attached to the British
Eighth the victorious campaign against Rommes in
North Africa.
the Jewish Community Council
has helped in for the two speakers.
Klein will be general chairman Matthew j
program chairman, Martin Shapiro charge
and Mrs. Jerome Klein supervising refreshments
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20

foreign correspondent and Israeli soldier will share
the speaking spotlight Wednesday evening" Nov l. in
sponsored by the Arizona Brandeis Zionist District
The speakers Levenson who the Israeli
Arab and the u from
North Africa and the Middle East and Capt NJ BenDror of the
Israeli Army.
They will appear the joint auspices
Jewish Appeal The meeting will be held Temple Beth
everybody is invited.
Braved Arab Fire
Miss Levenson, commentator for the "ael Speaks radio
achieved when she herself
all fronts during the Arab invasion of Israel She Jerusalem
when the Arab lifted and has lived the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
Inaugural Concert Set

NEW YORK, (JTA) - The Is
rael Philharmonic Orchestra will
launch its 10-week tour of the
United States with an inaugural
dinner concert to be held Jan. 8,
1851, it was announced here.
Evening star., 1950-04-14
hEl AEA

rREE EXPERT, experience IN har-
established Arm Permanent toe ard
GOOD paw Call pE l47l ewes III
UFHoiSTERTRS- ,. nr., els.s.
f'ssfs psvis THSf TPhorsfRsRI fs s''s; GO isEe:, isse
SnSn Shsnncn pl, :, Lu 4-kanO.
UsED CAR SALESMAS-Exp wet .
FOR Foyo dealer. must havs Al
REFS noor time and frAnSr fuYn.
Apply 81 Carroll ave. TakcmA PsrE.
HIIPn-.nd ilrs
so4Pis. SRaPss. ecns s1p' 'SSs sS 'fNnnEnHs.
w1ifSt6oows 1ftos' 'ciiraSSfRs. solor.4. am
bilious. clean, polite, hIrd-Eorifns
@:a s1sad, VIZ 5So. c.ii ssiii''PSsss'FSi'is. si :.
IL am. any week dAy. ia
MAN 10 learn aoriSt and nursery
business SALARY and advanesMsnt.
Apply POO sleepy HclleW rd, pals
Church, Va FA ell9 -tk
YOUNG MAN 10 work In srceery
store and drive truck, S2S Sk 10
start. Apply BUSY BEE MARKET.
tenS Edmonston rd. Hyattsytlis.
Young MAN. ls.ai ,.an Mss
school sraduAtt TO start A. stock
clerk ana driver OF iisht delivery
truck for larGs national concern.
h-dAv week, PAID vacations and ether
benefits knovledss OF typtng help
ful this - permanent 100 With
unlimited cprortunites Box t1s.
c. star -lk
Evening star., 1950-04-14
HELP MEN

DRIyER-experisneed. Apply POT
-Whest ton. Nd. LO, 5-ess2. -l6
DRIVERS wanted fo- DIR mand Sshs.
new and used ears aVan. reas
ton ton e.rd. DIAMOND MOI, Tot lot, Ioi ioiHI N 81.
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN,
DRIvER-sALEsMAN - Dry e.ssnins
steady position, COUNTESS CLEAN
Frs 400 Ogden NV.
DRIvER-SALESMAN for established
dry cleaning route, must De able TO
sch: PENTHOUSE CLEANERS, 4slS
Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Nd. is
DRIVER SALESMAN. between rs and
35 years OF age: reliable. sober and
villins worker; must know city: EooG
between 3 and pm. l0l6 Bladens-
DRIVERS wANTED-To drive cabs in
Arlingten II you want a permanent
Job and you are between the aEes OF
$40, apply ARLINGTON CITY
pSRss csRk 1s K ssG:GR .8s:p5.1t.a st. A' ,s % u
DRUG. 7O57 Defense hwy. Land
DRUG CLERK Experienced: local
references: $50 per week TO start.
plus some commission HIGGER s
DRUG. INC. 5o17 Conn. ave. -ld
DRUG CLERKS - Experienced. for
Arlington. Va. store. must know
drug business and capable OF as
suming responsibility and interested
.lary "a sa'eRftmfs M4ts sex 1sc sEs s.f f''-9s ls
ELECTRICIAN, experienced on kor
work. sc.-d.e. current. Top wages.
Ch 1892 -lb
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HELP MEN tcent.)

BRIGKLAYERs; union; steady xors,
night, FA. 1859. lis
BRiCKLAYERS - Excel. pay. long
term JOB; Roosevelt and Tuckahoe
BRfckLAYEikH LAY EiHVTen; Wsnted sa Apply Attn is and
I'd: ask for Mr.. sPAuLpfNfo. i5ff % Is.
BRICKLAYERS-Good mechanics for
lst class work in Arlington County,
g23 Y St NV; phone DU. 2o9o or
BRiCKLAYERs. white, non-union;
TocR f Rea51y or ca M'sysna ow ss5s ss' past Tick
BRICKLAYERs, union, for school and
commercial work; travel time paid
Apply AIS Fla; ave: ne. GREEN
4-5972 or JU. 1929. is
BRICKLAYERS; union; all brick Jobs.
Chevy Chase Bethesda High School
BRICK Ssy'*is LAYERS 9Y1sRRsSsi and block El4 men
wanted; for large housing project;
LIN eoNsTRucTfoR fRG5e MR 'ce5s co e 1sHsen sEa
ave. and Frederick Pike. Rockville,
BTLLpozER OPERATOR Fxperi.
thesda. sdqt calI oL .oS; Ss2s a9ea'eo m1s IN se-
BUTCHER; !oFsI EiI; s exper;' refs; must Be
n: H. ave, SH. $3.50; sun, JU =
1870. -l6
BCTCHER-Must be clean, fast and
sober; salary. $50 to start; local
references required. Phone HU.
BUTCHER-Experien steady: GOOD
pay. Must have good references.
Maryland near d. c. Box lie, Star.
" is
CABINETMAKER list class. UN.
444O
Evening star., 1950-04-14
BOX 247-C, STAR

APPLcAT0RS, roofing and siding
HOMES, Georgia ave, Wheaton, Nd
See Richmond. 30
ART DIRECTOR, male, or female, for
Philadelphia department store; must
be able to make own viSuals and
supervise art and production staff
Give complete details, including
salary expected. Hox ie-c, Star.
ASSISTANT KITCHEN MANAGER
work. Apply HALLS RESTAURANT,
9TH and K SITS. sw Id
ASSISTANT MANAGER, part time,
to operate service station and park
fnrn,sh qT be al eTDsT refs man apaly snd able sS +
ATTENDANT, service station; exper,,
honest; conscientious. Apply SUN
oCo STATION, 18th and Pa. ave.
AUToMoTIvE MACHINIsTs-Must
be experienced: Box 469-C. Star. -17
AUTO BODY MAN, lst class only;
must be able to make estimates.
Apply REDS GARAGE, "a H ne.
AUTO. MECHANICS, $3.50 pay basis
paid vacation, good working condi-
sions. Apply in person to Mr.; White.
Service Manager. WILLS. INC. An
nandale. Va. FA. 1900. -16
AUTO MECHANIC, tune-up and
trouble shooting; white; experienced
in supervising men. Good opportun-
ity. Box 473-C.. Star
AUTO MECHANIC-only 1st class
with Chrysler products experience
on Bear wheel alignment and frame
straightening machine hourly
wages. Call MR.. RIVERS, Rockville
Afro 1HtD' SALESMAN, used cars, i1 to as.
Slst general mgr and ok finance
deals. S100 per wk. to start and use
of late model car Steady advance
ment and secure future assured.
State age, experience, etc. Boz 472-
A. Star
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ALL INCOME TAX-Fed.. D. c., Nd,
Va. Rm 203, 400 5th st. NV
Business records, bookkeeping; week
ly, monthly. RE. Sill 14'
need young women. See
our ad under Instruction Courses,
Central Schools. Airlines Division;
rsx o. RbTuRSs e IGSs.r Drsgs5sa in
agent. SIS. Lo. 3-s0S7. IA
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted By anyone
other than myself. ROBERT W.
CONNOR, 1903 Erskine St, Takoma
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the pol
icy holders of the National Mutual
Of Columbia viii be held 81 on on Wednes. fl.
day, May 10, 1850, at 1870 pm. Al
the company's ONCE. (Sisned) ROB.
ERT c. WILLIS, Secretary.
I WILL. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted in my name by
any one other than myself. MATT
N, REBROvICH 1907 N. H. ave.
NV; and 40 n. 7. ave: NV.
than myself. FRANK r. VERTKA
1915 No. Car. ave. n.e,' Wash 2. C.
WILL NUI DE hkSFONSlbLE I0l
any debts contracted by anyone but
myself. CHARLES T. WELLS. 2S0a
JENNINGS ID, Kensinston; Md.
debts contracted BY anyone other
than myself. ROBERT E. SIBOLE
1905 T ST., Bradbury Heishts. Mo
COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING and ia,
services. c. w. SNOW. CO. 4216
GOLD STAMPING sERvICE-stamp-
ing Of leather goods. books of al
kinds and plastics. Quick service
Reasonable prices. TIE. 903S. 49,
ANNUAL MEETING Of shareholders
Washington Permanent Building AS.
sociation. will be held at the once
$50 F Street Northwest. May 3
1850. at 800 P M, for election oi
ofieers and Directors, and any
other business that might come be.
fore the Shareholders. Polls oper
from 1000 AM. to 200 P.M
JULIUS A. MAEDEl. Secretary.
sp6,14,19.23.ma2
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WESCHLER a. SON,
Auctioneers.

Basement Brick pweilins. No e5s q g
STREE Northeast, containing s
Rooms and Bath.
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded
in Liber No, s7:2, folio 311. ct seq,
tr:ct of columbia, and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by public auction, in front
Of premises. on Wednesday, the
Twenty-sixth day of April, 1850, at
FSg5 isr35eG 9cIoss hnan.ptn Pm the follSwins-
Sn One hundred "Si Pifty-cDe oDs nunpeffn I515 IN
Rupert and Voet's subdivision in
Square numbered Eight Hundred
Fifty-nine $3.50: as per plat re-
cor fSrded S,,d In LiseF IL +: q at folio 116 in
District of columbia
TERMS OF SALE; one-third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash.
balance in monthly installments of
$500. including interest at SCI,
secured by frst deed OF, trust upon
Pr DFopertg sold' or al cash At option
ouired Of purchaser at sale. Exam
instion of title, conreyancins. re-
eording, revenue stamps and notarial
fees al cost OF purchaser. Terms TO
be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale. otherwise trustees
reserve the right to resell property
at risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser. after five days advertise
ment of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, D.
c.. or deposit may be forfeited, or
without forfeitine deposit trustees
may avail themselves of any legal
or equitable rights against default
ing purchaser.
LEO A. wAISHE.
HARRY J. KANE, Jr,
apl4,17,19,21,25 Trustees.
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LAUNDRY SUPERVISOR

LAUNDRY SUPERVISOR
For fiat work department. in large
laundry; must know quality and
production; excellent salary to right
Past TaDs 0 AReanE sttfS 0eH sshns
535 Lamont st. NV. Attention:
Miss Moran. -l6
LAWN MAN-Local references. Apply
resident manager. 3511 Davenport
LiNohEUM aiei MECHANIC. experienced mrS
enly sag g9od H@E sas5y 1Ng esTmsRsns sRsn posi-;
MANAGER. assistant. restaurant and
coffee shop. some exper. essential.
MANAGER's' ASSISTANT. capable Of
handling large, volume. ladies de-
EfsEMAMs: III and + sts' NV
for experienced meat men; salary
from $40 to $50 for . 5-day wk:,
depending on ability. Vacations with
employe benefits, Opportunity for
MEAT CUTTER-Must be capsble
NIGHT a2S non n d5lnkss Phone 3o NE 4,7o 10
JOB in Arlington: $40 week. oW.
NURSERY SALESMAN, experienced.
capable OF drafting and making
sketches. SH o6SS. -l6
OFFSET PREssMAN - Experienced
nan nan only; top wages. Call DI.
PAINTER-Must have yacht rennish-
ing experience: list references, age
and previous boat experience. Box
1.Q-C, Star -l6
PAPER HANGER. combination man,
preferably with car. GIL. 1915.
30
PAPERHANGER Old, established
firm want first-class man for per-
PHOTOGRAPHERS. solicitors and
proof passer wanted at once. Phone
TU. 1881 for appointment. -16
Evening star., 1950-04-14
LEO A. ROVER,
WILLIAM J. BURROWS, ATTORNEYS,
Southern Ruti6in1

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court-No. 1929, Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber, of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Letters Of Ad-
ministration, CT.A. on the estate
Of Harry j. Froehlich, late Of the
District of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 21St
day Of September. AID. 1850; other
wise they may by law be excluded
from all beneht of said estate. Given
under my hand this "1st day Of
March, 1850. ROSE MAE FROEH
L1CH, 1719 Upshur st. NV tSealD
Attest: THEODORE CCGSWELL,
Register of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court n1h3l ADJ IA
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SALESMAN


Excellent opportunity With large eev-
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County Prefer man thoroughly fsmi-
liar With end living in thiS area.
Between IS ana 40 years Of aEe
With ear. Straight salary, plus car
allowance Reply by letter stating
qualifications Box e111-A LIS
FOR OUT
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w OR X E r s P r E :
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WILL WORK WITH
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CAMEO FURNITURE
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9 TO 10 AM.