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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-17
A ,BobeI Of Tongues

Certainly a unified education
is in Israel. Those, however, who
have lived with sections of our
people in the immigrants quar-
tiers in Jaffa and Jerusalem, or
who have visited the deserted
Arab villages Tin which are
being settled the captives of the
ghetto) find themselves inward
ly weeping in their souls. All
about them is heard a babel of
scores and more - of tongues,
so that one Jew is unable to
understand the language of his
neighbor.
We comfort ourselves with the
thought that the children will all
be Hebrew-speaking. Maybe,
perhaps, too, those who had not
"emigrated" to Israel, but had
merely fled from the Galut,
will continue to speak their vari-
GUS native" tongues for genera
tons to come - and even in
Israel.
If we assume that the Hebrew
school will bring one language
to the coming generation, born
or brought up in Israel, what
about those outside of Israel?
Certainly, the day will come
when the ingathering of the
exiles will materialize according
to the words of our prophets and
of the hopes expressed in our
prayers But millions of hui
man beings, who have been
rooted in the life of various
countries for many generations,
cannot be changed in a day or
two.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-17
By Alvin B. Zalla

Walter Aphelbaum, law mai
or from Miami, recently return
ed from his latest varsity debate
trip for the University of Flor
ida. Aphelbaum has travelled
to this years major debate meets
having won personal honors
through his keen, concise style
of debating, as well as helping
his school rank in the upper di-
visions of the tournaments they
attended. Hats off to Walter
Aphelbaum.
March / at the Florida Gym
nasium, PLAINS vollyball team
lost pair of close tits to Sigma
NUS sparkling vollyballers. The
Sigma NUS were forced in the
first game to come from behind
to claim the 1913 victory. The
first game was spanked for PLAN
by Toby Hurtz, Pensacola, and
Jerry Rabin, Lakeland. In the
second contest, Art Flauman,
Jax, and AL Kahn, Miami, set up
PLAN in an early 1913 lead, but
Sigma NJ rallied to make the
final count 1914. Aaron PERL
man, Jax, Normie Freedman,
Miami, and George Bukovsky,
Quito, Ecuador, played out
standing ball. PLAN dropped
these decisions after decisive
wins over two other frats.
Members of this semester's
pledge class have elected their
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-17

The cellar dwelling Jewish
Center Mems Club Lions defeat
ed the first place B'nai Birth
bowlers three straight games on
Monday night to lower them in
the standings to a tie for third
place. The Lions, led by Max
Levine's high single game of 173
were forced to play off tie for
the second game of the evening,
but came through in the pinch.
The best single effort for the B.
BIS was a 1873 game by Leo
Nicholson.
The Y.M.H.A. took possession
of first place by trouncing the
Mems. Club Tigers two games
out of three. The "Y" has an ex-
cellent chance of meeting the
B'nai Birth, first half winners,
in playoff on April oath. S.
Directors 189 topped the "Y',
with G. Farber's ITS being high
for the Tigers.
The Masada Zionists pushed
the Temple Team to the bottom
most position in the standings
by trouncing them three straight
games. Abbey Fink's 1913 was
best for the winners, while Jack
Snyder's 159 led the losers.
The Amigos continued their
winning form by defeating the
Jewish War Vets two games out
of three. Sol Leibovitz led the
Amigos with a 1877 score, while
Andy Meyer posted the highest
score of the evening, a 204, to
lead the J.W.V.
The standing of the teams to
= e
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-17

Henry Epstein, former Solicitor Gen.
eral Of New York State, was named
chairman Of the newly.organized New
York Metropolitan Committee Of the
Authorization League Of B'nai
Birth, il was announced by Justice
Meier Steinbrink, ADJ national chair.
0aan.
Mr.. Epstein and his committee will
guide the work Of ADDS New York
Metropolitan regional Office, Of which
Lester ]. Waldman is director. The
Committee will implement in the New
York area ADDS program Of promoting
better human relations and civil rights.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-17
rPI LAMBDA PHI NOTES

officers. Myron L. Corets, for
merly of New York is the presi-
dent. Robert A. Rothberg, Mi
ami, vice-president; Clifford L.
Suchman, Miami Treasurer; Eu-
gene A. Brown, New York, Sec
rotary and Leonard L. Leven-
stein, Miami, Marshall.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-17

Jacob Sincoff, National Co
Treasurer of the United Jewish
Appeal and prominent New
York business leader and philan-
thropist, sailed last Friday a.
board the Queen Elizabeth en-
route to Europe and Israel,
where he will spend two months
surveying United Jewish Appeal
rehabilitation and settlement
programs.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-17
LIONS KNOCK B'NAI BIRTH BOWLERS
OUT OF TOP RUNG IN JEWISH LEAGUE

pair the following teams: Mas
ada and Y.M.H.A.; B'nai Birth
and J.W.V.; Tigers and Amigos;
and Temple and Lions.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
Tea Is Given for Sally Straus,
Fiiancee of Richard Hershberg

Ninety guests were entertained Sunday honorng
Sallv Strau who will married Feb Hershbeg
of Rochester, N. Y.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

She is the daughter of Samuel
H. Straus of 1887 w. Glenrosa
and he is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Hershberg.
The tea was given in the home
of Mrs. Maurice Wasserman of
154O Flower Circle, an aunt of
the bride-to-be. Arriving guests
were given white and silver match
books on which were printed the
names of the couple and the we'd
ding date. A peach and silver
motif was used in appointments
for the tea.
Officiating at the tea table were
Mrs. Wasserman and another aunt
of the bride-elect, Mrs. Harry
Wasserman, along with Mrs. Lou
Silver, Mrs. Dave Hoffman, Mrs.
Theodore Pozil and Mrs. Sam
Boshes.
Attendants Chosen
Miss Straus will be attended by
Mrs. Malcolm Straus as matron
of honor and Miss Lois Boshes
as maid of honor.
The bride-to-be attended North
High School in Phoenix, where she
was member of the K Club, sub
deb sorority; Phoenix College, and
the University of Arizona at Tue
son, where she affiliated with
Delta Gamma sorority. Hershberg
attended the University of Penn
sylvania.
The wedding will take place at
Temple Beth Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

Ticket sale was in full swing
this week for the scheduled ap-
pearance here Feb. IL of Cornelia
Otis Skinner, famed actress, under
the joint sponsorship of Hadassah
and Mrs. Archer Linde, Phoenix
impresario.
Miss SINNERS vehicle will be
mansion on the Hudson, which
she has written and produced and
in which she portrays all the roles.
The event will take place at Phoe-
nix Union High School auditorium,
with proceeds going to Hadassah
charities.
Miss Skinner won early success
as monologist and became known
as ''the greatest single attraction
in the American theatre"
She was born in Chicago and
studied in Paris. Returning to the
U.S., she made her professional
debut with her father in Ibanez'
"Blood and Sand". Seeking wider
outlet, she wrote and performed
the first of her character sketches.
They proved so popular that within
a few seasons her tours were TAX
ing her across the country and to
Canada and London.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
Births

A son, Edward Roy, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klahr of 1862
E. Edgemont on Jan. 13.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
Nuptials for Phoenix
Couple Set March II

The engagement and scheduled
marriage March IL of Sandra
Boerum and Edward C. Bonsdroff,
both of Phoenix, was announced
recently.
Miss Boerum is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark M. Boerum of
1924 E. Oak. Mr.. Bonsdroff is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mendell Bons-
droff of $50 E. Amelia.
Scene of the wedding will be the
Boerum residence.
Miss Boerum is a member of
Tau Kappa Chi sorority. She has
been a Phoenician for a year and
a half, having come here from New
York City. Mr.. Bonsdroff came to
Phoenix from Boston three years
ago.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

Shurgin and Misses Marilyn Mover
and Barbara Whitefield.
Mrs. Lester Matlow was general
chairman. The co-chairmen were
Mesdames Peter Davidson and
Harold Schoenburg. Tea hostesses
were Mesdames Bert Fireman,
Herman Lang, Isadore Oseran,
Alan Oseran, Joseph Brudman,
Harry Smith, Theodore Smith,
Martin David, Paul Weinger, ia
cob Goodkind, William Hershman,
Louis Miller, Eli Zendle, Harry
Liebhaber, Stanford Roth, AL Lam
do, Jack Zuckerman, Ben Sandell,
H. M. Dreisezun, Sam Drey and
Miss Annette Greengard.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
Fashion Sbow Higbligbts Third annual Silver
Tea Of Beth Ell Snterbood; Tempe Trio Plays

A fashion show, with styles from
Nancy's Shop, and string trio
from Arizona State College at
Tempe were the features of the
third annual silver tea given by
Beth Ell Sisterhood last Sunday at
Beth Ell Auditorium.
Modelling in the fashion review
were Mesdames Irving Smith, Jules
Solomon, Jack Alpert and Sam
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
Society and Personals
B'nai Birth Women To
Hear District Leader

Mrs. Dan Seigel, chapter chair
man for District No. of B'nai
Birth Women and past president
of the Grand Lodge, will be the
guest speaker at the next meeting
of the local group at $3.50 pm. on
Feb. s at Temple Beth Israel.
Robert Lawrence, conductor of
the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra,
and the Fellowship Choir appeared
at the last meeting.
Evening star., 1950-04-06

unausstionabIy. fresh coffee ID bet
Ter eoffssI Thot's why mot one
single pound Of A&P coffee s pre-.
ground. When you buy A1P coffee
its still in the roosier.fresh bson
brimfvI Of rich, sotisFyins
fIovos.
Evening star., 1950-04-06

Prices In this advertisement sffee.
tive in Washington and vicinity.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
BUILDING MATERIALS

Wreckins famous New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Fine doors,
windows, bricks. plumbing and many
other items; Visit our yards for
used materisis. one o1soS trip # nsS to AcG ses
ACE WREcKING & BU1LDING
MAlEEnAL me- III Gsoo G0;; 4oo2 MINI. ave.
BUILDING MATERIALS We have
lge stock Of used materials from
prees many oiass St 0aEgsn xsa
siding. flooring. doors With frames
complete Celetax, I beams, angles,
reinforcing steel, cut to size; bath
bIhs btaosi ,,aas basins used; new toilet com
I:s%s eEsHRaL sssS u &Rrekfso asS 0tesE e.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Cash saw
ings, new and used lumber, doors,
windows, steel rods, plumbing, pipe,
nttlngs, plywood, sheetrock, sheiv-
ing, and many other items Of cash
LUMBER. cali IL. $1,000, 100
BLOWERS AND FANS. exhaust and
sifasAtief siass GcHNER III and Ni .ndgstEs as56 ali
BOOTs~1Fancy cowboy show boots,
slze Sssasa; ga; excellent condition. 10.
BRICKS, face and common, one or a
million; immediate delivery. MA.
5SS5, ALASKA COAL g. BRICK CO.
CABiNETS-90 in. sink with dble.
sieo'b' sioo.' 0skeo RA' Pos sg9rfelain on cast iron.
eaheshAsSs' sntssd ss5 TSRF0f Il. iis5 s}s'' Guar
CAMERA; na,iil LEICA, III C, with Sum-
135-mm. telephoto ctd. lens; Both
MSTand:nsy. Ma GpyI,o tgll factory guarantee.
Mn GORDON MA. s51o' RIM; $40.
CAMERA, 16 nm. Bell & Howell, tur-
let magazine autoload, 3 lens. all
coated: like new; only S225; East
man sound protector, mod. FS-10-N
B. & H. 16 MN. viewer and editor,
sss sSs9sass.a onls MIcaAss ssS q seau4pHTsat pHWa
BRokER's = = Sc soIS ExcH., 1901 Pa. ave.
CAMERA, -9x12 en-, 3hx4A ground
glass back, cpld. RF, FPA, dpl. ext
peiiows, eompur shutter, l to $50.
CAMERA. Welta, 2AxsA zeiss Tessar
40, $50; Contax lens, Zeiss, Tes-
ssr 8 en-. F 3.5 chrome. $50. OW.
turret model. with file; lin. tele-
photo, 1Ha-in: telephoto; guar
BROKERS EXCHANGE. 9l2 b st.
NV. RE. 6199.
CAMERA, 4x5 speed graphic, Pace
maker: complete with pack adapter,
new Graf1ite gun, rangefnder. pro
fessional case, Al Rapax shutter in
absolutely immaculate condition.
Cost S310 new. Best ofier under
$500: BOB. 81. 2O33 after 2 pm. .
CAMERA-Folding, 2Kx3h, Weita,
cF 40 !ense, sos. Call Ii. 4-467I.
CAMERA, chrome Leica, Iii, F2,
case. bargain; radio, table model,
$3.50. RA. 1928.
CAMERAS, Rolleicord, f:3.s Triotar,
special ground glass, field lens,
built-in fash contacts, film, $50;
2Ax3A Ann. Speed Graphic, IA Z
Optar. r. f., fash. case etc, S125;
Weston Densitometer. $50; Time
o-lite. $40. AID. 0b93.
CAMERA, 2Ax3A Speed Graphic.
f:4.5 fash. F. p A-C. r. F., 6. q.
meter. filters, etc.; peri. cond Can
be seen 1103 MARYLAND ave ne.
CAMERAS. Is scarce contax camera
Cassettes, one loaded Kodochrome,
100 It. super 35 nm. film. DE.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
LIVING ROOM

SAVE 20G TO 70ee ON NEW SAMPLE
BARGAINS: Fine custom built
double innerspring studio couch, was
S69.o0, now $3.50; fine sofa bed,
eIaS xas cSs3r fSsa5c; x.I nsE s1o SO g LsSson
was $49.bO, now S32 so: mahogany
occasional chair, was $3.50, now
gil. 90; fne genuine mahogany
Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf table, was
$69.60,, now $3.50. Many more
rems sems too too, numerous to mention.
Open Thursday till 9.
Great Rapids Furn. Exchange
907 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of wash.
LOvESEAT. Duncan Phyfe, solid ma
nogany, carved frame: good condi-
lion: $2b: LA. 6-74S9.
LOVE SEa SEAT. Duncan Phyfe, num-
$50 sssssa LA. Dleoe S-74Ss'e 4eS5sellsnt condition;
h1,stersd; sleeps g: price, $76. Call
LuGGAGE. vsi.a-Pace. holds 3 S9 suits,
Sl5; Gerpan binoculars and violin,
,TiMyS Tfsl ysSerihce. 1922 Madison NV.
RUcKER TSMsHRE fT9m 1sao w,.an e z
LUMBER-All kinds Of cabinet woods @
n short lengths. GRUvER MFG.
Ma. ST.' s9Gl ~ sSsh' GSnI'' ave. Chevy Chase
LUMBER-Kiln dried Western cedar
Isnsfha pIans1ins' 81 g. az and 9. widths, random
as low as sio.75. I. S. + TuRovER.. SvGas.
Bethesda, Md, Phone WI. 1922.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
DINING ROOM

A4NA4NO avian
sfEE fEE e2osEo1 se a4 e. ISk 81 nEw AZ rAhsE sAM
Duncan Phyfe He a-pedestai saa table. able.
chairs, was s4s5, now ss7s. so;
snd s1d chns msd xsa esk ss aaGT aSs ds saa5s b5
BILE and 4 chairs, was S69.5O now
S39 90; set of fine dining chairs,
was 500 so. now $3.50. Many more
OPEN Thursday Til til 9. c''' S''e''''n'
Great Rapids Furn. Exchange
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
DINING ROOM TABLE, Duncan Phyfe
sss ea 900. $780, sst shaiIs u.s. ana Dye 0sss''
DINING TABLE. dropieaf, sateles.
Q boards, walnut, SIS. FIR. 2696
after Z O'clock or Sunday. 26.
DISHES; !ss & go p,.. pieces. @ tns. 4.piecs tes
ssld. esal eeasltlon ssaIs RI PR a1s7 snair0n' and
First quality. RUcKER LUMBER,
1920 Wilson blvd. ia. 4-1234.
DOOR FIXTURES FOR SALE. shoe
4 leather and chrome chairs. cloth
ing racks. plastic hangers: very
pRaFrITG Tsas HSst ss TaR1Es Gs GI sso5
new K. = E.. model. original fasi'ea,ss cost
S110. S45. Also other models. SIS
HAITIAN OFFICE EQUIP. Co. 6se
n. z ave. NV. ,
custom made: matching sofa cover,
3 loose cushions. EN-. 5073.
DRESS SUIT AND VEST. size 40,
SIS. OIL. 800.
DRgss 4sd wool dIsas che oFSstmsnns
viii sell reas. DU. $3.50.
DRESS, coffee color; all lace, cock
taiI. sig size Il; worn once. Cost $40.
s. sas aA. Meii' isos' folding bed never sssd
DSEssEks $ s$j, vanity. walnut: tables
nRa a6As eetss' S3i z744GeS0S-w e-;S.S "a, -2s
cTsftsnsn, With R.h.p.% % motor. GSs'; new
condition. S65 or best offer. Ash
DRUM. chrome snare; like new; with
pknFR ssshFa R4 w.lfinshouse 1an
rstIissrssor. .oW. s57s. Aao mes 'A
DuPpLlCAT0R. new. auto feed:
pDrFIca13R peE n1SsI On aMigsssraeh esss| eand
EASTER EGGS Chocolate covered.
hand dipped, Lady Mary Margaret
family style assortment; good prop.
for churches and lge. org. and easy
fayorite project. For information,
| call or write p. e, HOUCK, 3TOl
satn sath ave. Cottage City Nd. VA.
ELECTRIC RANGE, Monarch. 5 sr,.
ossn o,s auto sme deem xs MSn sass
e. old. pssi. a cond, aoubi. ~ hydrssor
ise; freezing unit; dessert tray. roll
EESC Leg yKNss. saNsyss ws.tin25soSss sA 2sSss burn
and broiler; 9. storage Compartments:
In peri. cond. and working order;
rSHaTssc sssrlfss * %IznRL q. eg'n,.on ssgG ,our.
sI$: ::I T. IS ss ssn'at'ss 'Ssh
ELEcT1Skarc saw. Craftsman, like new.
Tsas sn only D1,ds sse voT5f pfx fa2s PwR W.
EsEefRie EIEeokEiRs sEW1sdH e1S6 & mAdhfsE. e por-
pI&iE Gd aAsssShmsoi PAWssRokERs.' sa.' 1foo SS''q
EIEcTRic STOVE. Kelyinator. 1e4s,
with deep well and pressure cooker,
ELECTRIC TRAIN, new, cost S45;
will sacrifice: illness. HO. 9641.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, 80
volumes: de luxe, new; best offer.
ENCYCLoPEDIA, % volumes. Funk
T. Wagnalls, latest editions; $35.
ENcciYCLLooiP;AEDIA BRITANNICA, 1e4s
edition, excellent condition. MIR.
| ADAMS, WI. 1888.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
q BEDROOM

SAVE 2oS 70 7oI ON NEW SAM
PILE CLO6EOUT5. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS: 3-piece genuine ma
hogany set. was S169.5O, now
500 80; 3-piece solid maple set, was
$119.50, now $3.50; 3-piece lined
finest quality large mahogany chest
on-chest. was 500 so. now $50 80:
large modern walnut 5-drawer
chest, was S7g.50, now 5000;
many more items too numerous to
mention. Come early to get best
Great Rapids Furn. Exchange
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
BRICK

Call ACE and we will direct you to
the nearest site to load your truck,
or we win deliver. ACE WRECKING
& BUILDING MATERIAL CO., 4002
Minnesota ave. ne. Luz 4-0500. -3
BROODER. baby chick. 100 capacity;
electric: new condition; sig. Un-
ion T736.
BUFFET, mahos.. Hepplewhite; s45.
BUFFET, walnut finish. like new. $40.
Queenstown Apis. 1905 Buchanan
ST., Apt. -202. Mt. Rainier UN., 1854.
BUILDING ITEMS-Eyerythine from
A to 2. RUCKER LUMBER. 1920
Wilson blvd. Arlington. ia. 4-1234.
BUILDING ITEMS
CORNER CABINETS, Colonial, circle
top door, Ponderosa pine; knocked
down; 500 each.
MANTES, Colonial. for brick OPEN
ings, Ponderosa pine, complete In
carton, S36 each.
IRONING BOARDS, butlt-in type, run
to door. with sleeve board, 80 each.
Free Delivery
ARIMaToN MILL WORK CO, ING.
1283 je6. Devas HW|Afi. OF. Gill
Evening star., 1950-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS-Modern s It. 4 in. Chicken.
ing grand, $500; Weber square
grand, $3.50; Aeolian self-player.
Sl0o Others $50 Up; Sun, eyes.
PIANOS-You can now buy a full
size, full keyboard Spinet piano aS
low as 1915 with full guarantee,
Other models appropriately priced,
Small down payment and long
budget terms II desired. LUBAR,
INC, 1900 G st. NV.
PIANO. Acrosopic spinet and console
models. built by Baldwin: embodieS
features of small srands and up-
right. full resontant tone, responsive
action, durability and eye-appealinS
ebony, light oak and maple finish.
Exclusive at HUGO WORCH. 926
q NV. Established 1879.
rIANO ia IgNING-special At $3.50,
guaranteed service. LUBAR, INC.
1900 @ at n W ST nOEn c
Evening star., 1950-02-26
TURNER'S
923 G ST. NV. MA. 8157

923 q ST. NV. MA. 8157
BEDsPREADs, glamorous twin. SILK
mems suits, peri. cond. AID. 1910.
BEDSPREAD, crochet, double-bed
si5e sb ,San Poinsetta design, S36. Call
sS5oyoIE; icy! A.: ss,,n; :. boys. IKE nsz;
BICYCLE. Rollfast, 2s-in., used very
little, $2s. Phone WA. $3.50.
BICYCLE, mans 2S-in. racing model;
iis ss. 'ss:sss s s,tsS. SSy ras;o 81 O. snd ftEs
ssRa sseslr' F8. FR8S.'essslss sss7.o ohonosr'0h' excel
sendision, sso. ' Ii. eilnls i1s1ots excellent
BICYCLE, 26-in. boys, chrome fen
sicacfks dsEs fhks 81. 81. sgSt s|ij': aa.,n ho,.,
2eshsaa 2e;in;a excel. cond. Best offer. Ii.
BIKE. Columbia racer, $40; 1e MN.
SET: SIS. uN. aezs. ''A
BILLIARD and pocket tables and SUD.
Pss Possr tsns tabes taees eoNs snf
soWLINSTd ST SUPPLY Co. oA sio asb St {
BINOCULARS, German, sx32, cente,
focus, compact with case, $37. OR
BINOCULARS, German naval. $40;
Val Pack. holds 8 suits. SIS. 1925
Madison NV.
BOOKS, recent titles, In excellent
condition; suitable for gifts: 25c. u
BOOKS-Regular estate sale, includ-
ing large lot, offered for flrst time.
Wide variety, priced before sale, Be
TO 76c per book for quick DISPOSE
ton. ESTATE BOOK SAL.E6, 1907
10 am. TO 10 p.m.
BOOKCASES, sectional, best makes
for once or home; reas. Today,
CO. 1923; wk., 1112 14th NV, Dr
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Distributors Wanted

This is a truly unique opportunity for
= substantial earnings with a mini
mum investment with one of the
newest and most remarkable prod
: uctS developed in the frozen food
Held in decades. "Cobbs." the great
est name in citrus products fsee
current March issue Liberty mag
szine). is now marketing quick
frozen concentrated fresh orange
Juice, grapefruit Juice and blended
sale at fountains, restaurants. hos
pitals, schools. railroads andf count
less other locations. Our attractive,
new and tested juice dispenser is
available to serve Cobbs' pure
orange Juice conveniently, economi-
cally and prof1tably.
Applications will be considered from
exclusive franchises for territories
still open throushout the United
states. To those who are prepared
to take full advantage Of this un-
d. usual opportunity and can invest a
minimum. Of approximately S20.-
10000, depending on size OF terri
tory, complete details will be sent
on request. Investment secured
100% by merchandise. Please give
bank and business reference in re-
plying. Address: Henry Cobbs. pres
ident, Cobhs Canning Company, Div
OF Cobbs Fruit g. Preserving Com
Cany Rox l Little River Fla
Evening star., 1950-02-26
9OS 10th st. NV.
Open Sunday, IL to 2
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, with case, 40 bass, z
treble and l bass switch, excel. cond.
Rsst efffS sDI;eooraisn., d; saas 100 bass,
IGcoRbbioN, iso.bass sepr.ni. new
= cond.; $3.50. Call sH. 1857.
AoC0RDIoNsmoo12o.bass Rtsno Rrsss &c
sfs sfsS2 s5ag .as ass aR sss sAas1ss 8
struction. s Free band. radio and
tsleytsion presents presentation; nv. Also ,,s.: &C
hens fssaasns tn sime re $685. SSs'' prices
ACCORDION-SS00 Stradivari accor-
dion and case: never been used;
AccSRnIoN. ssesSRnHss " " bsss ssss i. H.0.nera
Sos. PEERLESS PAwNBRoKERs
EXCHANGE, sl2 D st. nv. RE.
ACCoRDIoNs - Brand-new Pancor-
dion professional model. reduced r,s By z
Accordion CENTER, NE. i419:
ACCORDION loaned, free with TO-
week course; learn before you buy
buy from experts THE ACCORDION
ADD. MHcHs.. MAC new. used; ali makes.
- hand. cleo: grsat reduc. Today. CO.
ADDING MACHINE, S35. Phone Ma.
.s5s2; 1909 I st; NV;
ARDMsG A!sIaDs: eassanes.a MAGHssa sssSrts suRd
ApdD5inNa MACHINE. in excellent con-
dition, priced low. Cali AP. 1874.
ADDING MACHINEs and typewriters;
SSb and up; reas. rentals for civil
service and income tax. CENTRAL,
2010 14th st. NV. HU. 6121.
for auick sale, $94 plus tax, To-day
AD6REssiNG MACHiSE. E.liott:
SAT 80: guaranteed. RE. 1880.
ADDoMEIER; portable mach; & Issk: adds:
Afs rex dRS5mffkEssokss 81 fSzS 2 Jan aonSl.t. niS
portables. S35; 1-horse, 2-cylinder'
automatic garage size; A. S. M. e.
tank. gun, regulators, gauges. AL
for 5000. GE. a128.
AIR CONDITIoNERS. General Elec-
till p sDd sSasss @pdels sear recon
installed. DISTRIcT REFRIGERA.
AMfIfIER. heavy volume. with mi,
crophone; worth SS7 80; unredeemed
bargain, only $34 50: DIXIE PAWN
ASsETiauE@rreneh SEHuhEsr soS buffet. IL nd dark wal.
nut, 4 IT. BY ~ f., sliding marble
serving panels, lat silver tray
drawers, wine compartment. etc
ouit. for country estate or club. No
has. of3sr refused: May be seen b
sppt; Box 1b6.Y. star.
1E@asss%gssi.k .ssalsssn. aR'sss ia;ss. 81 .,,xss'
Evening star., 1950-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
BLDG. MATERIAL SALE

BLDG. MATERIAL SALE
Advance sale of material from Met
ropolitan Club Annex, 17l0-1712
H st. NV. Big savings If we can
March /. SO complete bathrooms,
some with built-in tubs: radiators
pipes, doors, easement and dble.-
hung windows, mirrors, hardwood
and pine flooring. lovely light fix
lures, wrought iron railings. marble
on hard red brick, cleaned and
stacked at your site. Visit our yard
for unbelievably low prices on new
first-class plumbing fixtures and
doors like new; cleaning out our
yard OF lumber. etc. at cheap prices
to inspect 171O H st. material.
ABCD CORP: 1881 Jefferson Davis
Evening star., 1950-02-26
PIANOS

Before you make your final selection
OF any piano, 1t would be to YOUR
interest to visit the Campbell Mllsie
60, where you can see and try such
iHamqus IMAGES as Steinway, Sohmer,
hlmoalI, Gulbransen and Cable
pianos. Prices range from S39a IN,
and UP. Terms may be arranaed "a
meet your BUDGET Liberal allow.
anee Tor your old piano. CAMPBMI
MUSIC CO., HOS G St. NV. Di