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Evening star., 1951-11-25

WHERE TO BUY 100000 articles d.
rect from manufacturers at rock
bottom prices; includes hundreds OF
scarce products RUSH name, ad-
dress, GLASS PUBLISHING, ,Ellwood
City Pa.
EVERY home owner with back yard
wants to plant. Make money taking
rieties. fruit trees including quick
bearing dwarfsl Towering shrubs
shade trees. etc; experience un-
necessary. Big sales kit FREE
STARK pRoS., Dept. 32452. Louis
lana. Mo
SUR-AGENT fo- complete coverage
screws. nuts and bolts: protected
territory: other lines permissible: ::
reorire a good following. Inter
views November "6 f:'0 pm. to
y pm. Include qualifications and
phone number in reply Box 40'-X.
Star -SS
Evening star., 1951-11-25
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT tpuo'Ici pookkaapine
and tex services $40 DER Month up
20. 2-31S5 or 10. 9-9420.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS after De-
cember 1st; presently employed as
comptroller of four tompanies COM
pleting operation; desires employ
ment as office manager and execu-
tive accountant. Call PIERCE, OW
3046. 26s
ADV. and for public rel and sales
$4,000. p. o Box mo. wash. 4.
BOY. COLORED--15, desires after
school Job as cleanup. errand boy In
art studio. Eager to learn more
nnY sseut .a't,sd art; AD; 1898; s:,rs. ~. ~.
q work. Call II. 1896 all day
Evening star., 1951-11-25

through Friday. 81. .35 per hour. s.
day week; work in D. c. office; for
further Information call Mr.. Jordan,
in the morning. DI. 7543.
WORK, switchboard ex-
perience helpful but not necessary;
evening hours; 3 to il or to 10:
must have good handwriting. Apply
Al" Albee Building. Il
TYPTsT' small ONCE, varied duties,
liberal vacation. Give age. expert
enee; salary. telephone number. Box
TYPIST, experienced. for permanent
position in small. eongenial office;
paid vacation. insurance benefits.
DI 5a05. 80
TYPIsT to type fire casualty insur-
anee policies: experience necessary:
5-dav week. Phone WO 910o.
TYPIST-Insurance office; ability to
learn to check renewal rates; 5-day
wk.. pleasant working conditions:
salary according to ability MA 44sS
TYPIST. full or part time. permanent
arranRement; pleasant surrounding;
excellent salary. Apply 1877 eth st.
NV --1T
TYPIST for old -estab. insurance or
SANITATION, 5-day wk; $500 to
start. Cali MR. AINLEY. Elk. 0s00.
80
TYPIsT-No experience required; top
salary: chance for advancement.
DAILEY'S. 700 7th st, NV. 81
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HELP MEN 6 WoMEN tcon,. J
BOOKKEEPER

Exper. accounting education preferred.
knowledge of Elicit Fisher machine
helpful. GE. 0437. -25
CANVASSER-S Statesmen, part or full
time. good pay, steady work. Write
TaE STtat,ng age; ; sales experiencs; etc;
CARETAKER, white or colored mid
de AGED couple. for small Va. apt
Husband experienced with stokers
and light repair work, wife to clean
halls. etc. Permanent location to
rlght people. Apt, electricity, gas
change for services. Call in person
between and 5 pm WEINBERG
& BUSH. 1907 H St NV.
CHRISTIAN SERVICE WORK
full or part time Write fully. give
Sunday school exp. Box 3S7-x,
COUPLE to i've in pvt. 5-rm. white
eofeasS eoretsSer all voma o1ds PAID caot man
keeper. Only high-type, exper., So
Der and dependable couple need ap-
ply; ply; -, Re Bets ,ods required, Salary open.
COUPLE to look after rooming house
cn,,pE n exchange ! ,i ter 81. apt; DI; 1923, :.
manage, small rooming house; = rms,
plus salary; refs. RA. 0536. 70
FARMER and wife. no children. for
:t1o.z 3frs: fair stsr salary refs. REQ. Box
FOUNTAIN CLERKS, night SHIFT. II
pm. to. s am; well-paid work at
our soda, fountain. we. will train
you; uniforms furnished and iaun-
fflss Es fEss DRud ADgsF sfoRE nsnafsl 4th pso sad
KiTcHEN Tcafi efhsf. HELp-Man or woman, na
white or colored; night work; pleas
ant working conditions. TO. 66a6.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN. for
doctors once. Experienced, regis
MAN iilss' or i { WOMAN for s.h.w.. 2 to I've
on country place near Wash: excel
Living quarters and work. cond. Be
1882 wkdys o to 5.
NEWSPAPER HELP. some selling ex-
perience, to. call on our regular Gus
toners, pick up ads: Also person
for layout and proofreading. Call
Sun. VI S21s.
Receptionist-Cl
Part time sat, and Sun. work only
Hours, 3 am. to pm. Tipping ex-
pendable Drti nds'pus, and punctuai uSs some one one
without regular Job preferred. Ap-
ply in person Officers Mess. Bldg
IoI. Y. s. Naval Gun Factory. 18th
SECRETARY to editor Of national
age. = TO 30; JOURNALISTIC expert
TIoNAL COUNCIL OF cATHoiGc
MEN, RE: 3553. Ext. 2a5. rs
SOLICITOR for American Jewish
sTENoGRAPHER TYPIsSTP. for Law
office, 5-day week. Apply in per.
son at 43o Washington bldg,
IN in; sample room Of local wholesaler
stating age. race. schooling and any
business experience to Box 15-B
RETAIL STATIONERY sALEsPao.
esSary: extra benefits. WOoDHOUSE
STATIONERY CO, l222 H st. NV
SELECT COUNTRY CLUB near MIN.
neapoliS needs fuIl-time manager
eseee3t ssfeTs 5angaTE tsel.. MsMn6ership Ms 200
Manager not responsible for ds. srounds
Salary open. Interested only in
person having first-rate club ex-
perience. Applicants should write
WOODHILL CLUB, co Weston B,
Grimes. 436 Bowen Building, wash
ington 8, D. c., before Wednesday
November 2s. giving education. work
history references and qualifica
tions, and inclosing recent photo il
available. Please do not phone,
Club representative plans to be in
Washington Friday. November 80. .
Evening star., 1951-11-25
HELP WoNEN

TYPIST and general once work.
Young lady Of good personality be-
tween 81 and As years of age. Per-
manent position; many ADVANTAGES
including pension plan; pleasant
working conditions. Phone Mr.. Mat
thews. WO. 4244 or apply in person.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
GIRLS 18-c6
LADIES

Here is an opportunity TO
Join an organization devoted
to serving Arlington County
with sound values in ladies'
ready-to-wear. Good earnings,
with commission arrange
ment. Liberal discounts on
purchases Seasoned sales
ladies preferred. Apply after
pm, Monday. to MR..
Evening star., 1951-11-25
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
N. Highland and Fairfax Dr. Arl Nn

WOMAN. white, under 5b 1--we in:
References. Box 245-z. Star.
WOMAN. white; practical nurse. to
care for invalid lady: good home.
CAL GE. 1894, after pm. --25
WOMEN. white. Is to 80. for counter
work, salad maAng. cooking and to
carry dishes; no experience neces-
Sary: pleasant working conditions;
salary $50 per week. plus meals, plus
vacations. Apply SHOLL'S COLO
NV. See Mr.. Faifar. -26
WOMEN t2>. earn s75 distributing
AVON,S Christmas gifts. Reg. Gust.
Choice areas! RE. o7a5. --",7
BETHESDA. N.w.-tal full or part
time openings. Earn Christmas
m ney In flexible hours. RE. SiOT'
Young GIRL for doctors Office:
some typing REQUIRED II am, to
pm, 5I2 days. Call sun, OR,
279o: week days DI. 6549. -27
YOUNG LADY, 10 manase beauty
barber supply business; Term. posit,
some typing: pleasant persona litg;
references: eXper. not nee: SG5 10
start. Apply in person, Mr.. THAI IS,
1913 1th st. NV oGv
Evening star., 1951-11-25
HELP WOMEN

SALESWOMEN. jewelry; several open
ings for full and part time employ
ment fer Christmas season, Apply
In person to Mr.. white. CASTEL-
BERGS. 301S Wilson blvd. Arl.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
COT,ORED
AGENTS

Dc YOU need job help? See our ad
SMITH TRAINING CENTER
Evening star., 1951-11-25
AUTO MONEY co.
1907 Maryland Ave. NE.

1907 Maryland Ave. NE.
- 20
YOUNG WOMEN 20 to 35 as shop
pers for retail shopping service; no
exp. nee; salary. advancement; must
pc Tree to travel, Apply 95l
''A'' D' i''H " Z Ses. &s7 Nv
YOUNG WOMEN. neat appearance
and aggressive. something entirely
different; S1.50 hour to start. Ap-
ply Monday only from o-l2 and l.
s.. 5000 Conn. ave. NV. Room
OPPORTUNITY for top-fight woman
as Office manager OF small progres-
slye years Iea tsne ssda.e fm SO
preparation of statements REQUIRED; M
must be dependable. industrious and
willing to assume responsibility
good pay for right person. Please
write full qualifications to Box
3S3-X. Star. -2S
INCREASE INCoME-Show friends
lovely handkerchiefs; easy sales. re-
peats; experience unnecessary; lib
eral percentage; no risk offer; ex-
Dept. "a. Kingston. N. Y.
MAKE OVER 1909 PRoFIT-sell
beautiful hand STYLED ceramic
tewelry; wholesale, $40 doZ.; retail,
$2-3.50 each. IA. S-303S.
LOCAL WHOLESALE FIRM seeks
the services Of one bookkeeper and
one clerk-typist. 5-day wk. Pleasant
ONCE. Permanent only. Box 244-Z.
Star.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

x-RAY TECHNICIAN. part time.
State qualifications and experience.
Box 491-S. Star. Il
GIRL or young woman with some
office experience. TO answer phones
and do paper work; retail store. IL
to 3 pm. RE. 7u15.
GIRL, inexperienced. for general cier-
ical work; 5-day wk.; apply In per-
son after 9 am. Monday. DISTRICT
DENTAL LABS. 2117 NJ st. NV.
GIRL for record department. Apply
s w. GRAND STORE, 400 9TH St
NV. -9H
GIRLS t2p for part time retail
sales work Friday and Saturdays
$40 per day and uniforms fur
siMioNs PouLT1RY SV CO. center .s;
Market City. 9th and K Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
THE EVENING STAR

l1O1 Penna. Ave. NV
MAID. colored, for beauty salon in
Bethesda; good salary. Apply EMILE,
1905 Old Georgetown rd., Bethesda.
or l22l Conn. ave.
MANICURIST for our Clarendon
salon; full or part time; top salary
and commission EMILE. 5000 Will
son blvd. Clarendon, Va, or apply
1921 Conn. ave sd
MEDICAL SECRETARY-We need a
person who can transcribe (dicta-
phone) orthopedic progress reports
accurately and do general medical
secretarial work; good position for
nurse who can type. Dial JA.
2-1600. 8 to Saturday or to 5
Monday. ia
NURSE or medical assistant: part
time; internist's Office; do labora-
tory and dignostic studies. Box 310-
NURSES AID. white for s-hr. duty
in suburban canitarium; live in;
refs; Falls Church o643. -25
OFFICE CLERKS. several: openings
for full and part time employment.
during Christmas season. Apply in
person to Mr.. White, CASTEL-
BERG'S. 301S Wilson blvd. Arl.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
YOUNG LADY

To assist with Office work,
some typinR necessary, resi-
ferred COLONIAL BAKERY
CO., $3.50 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
YOUNG LADY

1885, white. who is seeking a per-
manent position as lerk-typist.
personality Good hours and work
ing conditions. Call Mr.. Biederman
for appointment Ii. $4,000. LIP.
STEUART 81 BRO. INC. 13s 18th
Evening star., 1951-11-25
HELP WoMEN

STENOGRAPHER for airline assoeia-
tion. located near National Airport
$4,000 to c Start. sG'ee Phone me- ME- s7ii' vi
from 9 TO 8; HO. 3572. after Z
pm, MISS THEIS. --.26
STENOGRAPHER with knowledge ol
bookkeeping for airline work. Apply
Mon. and Tues. bet. 10 and 12 am
at l4On New York ave --2h
Evening star., 1951-11-25
- -
TYPTST

l. I 1O i
National news magazine has an
opening in its executive Offices for
high school graduate with fast.
tsDns shd va4ed sf E0pk Esp IS IS bo o
as important as willingness to learn
and improve knowledge and skill A
s:30-5. DI. .a15, Ext. 260. so
TYPIST OR BEG. STENO.
Insurance company claims DEPART
ment. between ages OF II and 30;
5-day. 37-hour week; vacation with
pay. Good chance for advance
ment; Apply MR.. LEVERING, 6I2
woodward BLDG, 18th and H SITS
NV. RE. $500. i
TYPlST CLERK. under 80 high
school graduate; experience not nee
sSSary s;onI ,rds perm bnspE. position, paid yaca-
SURETY CO., $50 s southern hhMaftsInN BIDS '.
9TH and H sts. NV. -2s
TYPiST CLERK. Apply Room 100.
TYplsT-CLEgK. m bookkeeping expert
hour week. Phone MI. 4l5I ior ap-
wxiTREss.. WITNESS. white: 1os upsbur $,
NV. Tel. RA. 9642: 6fa, hours:
closed Sunday. Sunday. cali on
" pn9pe one between ,G and Is.
REQ RESTAURANT. Charlotte Hall,
Md. phone Mechanicsville. 32-F-l3.
80
WAITRESS, white, steady Job, good
pay good tips. Apply SMILING
BuDDHA RESTAURANT, 1925 Wis.
MATTRESSES fwhitel, experienced
full time or part time; good pay.
good hours. no Sunday or holidays.
Apply MEDICAL ARTS FOOD SHOP,
122 Eye st. NV, III
MATTRESSES. white. exp: day or
RANT. 1345 Conn. ave.
2, exper., GONDOLIER
RESTAURANT. 1000 Columbia pike,
Arl.. Va. Phone ia. 2-9S62. 20
Evening star., 1951-11-25
1S45 4th ST. NE.

~
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST in
lawyers otflce, experience not neces-
Sary state salary expected. Box
sTEN6GRApHER RA1H Ann ryp,sT To !
man law Office. no exp. nee. STATE
salary expected. Box a0,3-A. Star.
STENOGRAPHER -TYPIST, single
1875. pleasant working conditions
ideal FOR resident Sc. or s.w; $50
wk Ex. 1880 -o5
TEACHER for colored students; short
hand, English 3 ewes. weekly. State
qualifications and give phone num-
her. Box 1873. Star.
TEACHER wanted to assist In well
established kindergarten school for
half day session: must have had
training or experience. Cali after
T. man, n morning CT; 47ll.
enced; pleasant working conditions
good salary Apply chief operator,
CARLTON HOTEL. 18th and K sts
Evening star., 1951-11-25
YOUNG LADY

Excellent salary. disqualification. 3
weeks paid vacation, winter and
summer and you can qualify in
the lst year. SPLENDID opportunity for
an efficient young girl with tipping
ability. Must be able to get along
the public with whom you deal;
rapid advancement. See Mr.. Lee
Evening star., 1951-11-25
TYPIST

conv working hrs. 5Ia-day week.
Contact Mr.. Larman at LENDERS,
INC, 2St1 s. Randolph st. Shir-
lineton Shopping Center, Arl., Va,
XII. S-61 g. 80
Evening star., 1951-11-25
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
Above average for small 1-girl ONCE
5,oay week: under 35. AT least
$500 mo. 70 start. Ma. 65s7.
SECRETARY PERMA-
NENT POSITION
MUST BE EFFICIENT
AND ENERGETIC: SAL
AIRY, SOS PER WK. TO
START, GOOD OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR AD-
VANCEMENT;; 5-DAY
WEEK GIVE AGE. FX-
PERIENCE AND REF
ERENCES. REPLY BOX
424-B, STAR.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

MATTRESSES
GUARANTEED $40 WEEK
PLUS MEALS q UNIFORMS FURN.
FUI4L-TIME POSITION
DAY OR NIGHT
Several new shoppeS opening soon
Permanent position, pleasant work
ina conditions, vacations with pay,
sick leave. group insurance benefits,
employe purchase discounts; training
HOT SHOPPES
Or Employment once
USE STAIRWAY TO 2nd FLOOR
ROOM 200. COLORADO BLDG.
l34l g ST. NV. NO PHONE CALLS
Evening star., 1951-11-25

SECRETARY-Small congenisl once:
sir conditioned: $500 mo. RE. 1916,
SECRETARY, Experienced medical
Stenosrapher, age 20 to 80, for
physician office in medical center
Salary open. References required
For interview, call MR.. O'NEIL.
SECRETARY. part-time or steno-
,typist Medical knowledge helpfvl
put not necessary; work days i;
nourS, Mon. Wed. Fri; hourly rate
depending on experience and per-
formance. Address all replies to
Room. 20. Washinetno Natl, Airport
terminal Bldg. Washington i. b. C.
age 81 to 35; pleasant
working conditions: statistical ex
perlence helpful; 5h-day wk.; en-
ploye benefits after 3 months en-
pIoyment. Apply personnel Office.
MAYFLOWER HOTEL, Conn. ave,
and De Sales ST. NV. 20
SECRETARY for B'nai Birth Youth
Organization; national director re-
oulfeS exper. secretary for perm.
responsible position; accurate ste
biography essential Call MRS
WElNfSRAn An AIIH
Evening star., 1951-11-25
TYPISTS.
TYPIST

TYPIST
Immediate openings for experienced
typistS In o scientific research or
sanitation for women under 40 yrs.
Of age. Offering
la-hr. day, 5-day wk.
"A days annual leave
l5 days sick leave
Call EX 800. Ext. 40 -2r
Evening star., 1951-11-25

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1951-11-25
HELP WOMEN Cont }
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an immediate opening
for q young woman, 2l-35 years
counting clerk: for accounts re-
ceivable routine and control: knoWl-
edge Of bookkeeping and tipping is
required. 40-hr. 6-day wk Apply
Personnel. Room SOC: open week
days. 5000 and Sat. 9-l No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
TELEPHONE
SURVEY WORK

tWhite1 a:3o to pm, Monday
through Friday. 81 35 per hour. 3
day week: work in D. c. office; for
further information call Mr. Jordan,
fhn III II
Evening star., 1951-11-25
HELP WOMEN
ROUTE sALEsLADY, for e;

ROUTE SALESLADY, for estab, coffee
and grocery route in WASHINGTON;
car furn.: must have Al refs: be-
tween ages 2S-40 and in good
health. and be bondable For appt
call COOK COFFEE CO.. co. 95aG
full and part time. fol-
North Arlington gift and variety
Evening star., 1951-11-25

I32U F st. NV --27
SEAMTRESSES. experienced on cur.
talns, draperies, and bedspreads
must De able to work without in.
ployment, Apply 3rd f.. 9I4 18th
st. NV, after $3.50 pm. as
The Arizona post., 1951-06-01
CenSured For
Emergency Laws

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The Is
rael Parliament condemned the
use by the government of the en-
ergency defense regulations to
smash the religious underground
movement Brit Kanaim and to
imprison, without the benefit OF
legal assistance and without the
right of habeas corpus, number
of the leaders of the movement
on charges of plotting to blow up
the Parliament building.
The Parliament also voted to in
struct its legal committee to pre-
pare within two weeks legislation
to replace the emergency regula-
tionS.
Throughout the debate, Acting
Premier Moshe Sharrett fought
hard for additional time for the
government to investigate.
The Arizona post., 1951-06-01
S40, 900 Already Pledged In Local Israel Bond
Drive As Determined Campaign Gets Underway

bonds starting at $500, with inter-
est paid semi-annually and matur-
ing in Is years; savings bonds
starting at $50, accruing interest
compounded semi annually and
payable after II years. Both types
of bonds yield % interest.
Many individuals and firms are
buying them, bond salesmen re-
port, because they are considered
an excellent investment.
In Tucson this week is Wallace
White, representative of the
American Financial & Develop
ment Corp, to assist community
leaders in spear-heading the drive.
The Arizona post., 1951-06-01
Council Holds
Stormy Session
By HERMAN BERLOWE

The Community Council voted
last week to grant executive di-
rector Ben Brook a $500 yearly
cost-of- living increase as part of a
new two-year contract and au-
thorized its executive board to
appoint a special committee to
explore" the possibility of pur-
chasing the adjacent lot on the
south, and the present rented
building and property.
In a lengthy and sometimes
stormy session marred by several
verbal clashes and parliamentary
maneuvering, the Council also
Cd approved resolution of the
executive board commencing the
sale of a lot owned by Sam R. Mil
ler, the proceeds of which went
to CJA, and (2) recommended
that Harold Lerner be hired as
summer activities director.
The recommendation of the EX-
ecutive Board that Brook be re-
tanned for another two years at his
present salary of $6,500 plus
$1,000 expenses and $500 cost-of-
living bonus provoked an hour
long discussion and two secret,
close ballots, the latter coming
as a result of a motion that the
group vote separately on the
salary and contract tenure. Will
liam Davidson, chairman of the
committee that negotiated with
Brook, explained the background
of events that led up to the con-
Continued on page a.
The Arizona post., 1951-06-01
House To Support
Israel Aid Grant

Washington OTA)-SuppOrt of
the S15O, 100000 grant-in-aid bill
for Israel was announced this
week END in bipartisan declara-
ton by 155 members of the House
of Representatives, representing
80 states. The declaration was
submitted to House M jOrity
Leader John w. MacCOrmack and
the House Minority Leader Joe
Martin Jr. A similar grant-in-aid
bill pending in the Senate has the
support of SO Senators.
This eliminates effort by EliZer
Kaplan, Israel finance minister, to
get much needed aid.
The Arizona post., 1951-06-01

Gurion across country and of
Goldie Myerson in the east, south
and middle-west are markedly
responsible for the expressions of
confidence that the bond issue
will be ver-subscribed.
Organization bond chairmen
thus far chosen are: Bnai Birth,
VIM. Walker; BBW, Mrs. Sydelle
Schachner; Hadassah, Mines. I. H.
H n d m a k r, Abe Feuerstein;
Rishon Pioneer Women, Mines.
Harry Siegal, ]. E. levin; Sheva
Pioneer Women, Mrs. Herbert
Feig; ZOA, DR.. Leonard Weiner.
Bonds are of two kinds: coupon
The Arizona post., 1951-06-01

$44,000,000
Prime Minister David Ben-Gur-
ion, making his last major public
appearance in the US. prior to
departing for Jerusalem, was
deeply moved Edward M. M.
Warburg, General Chairman of
the UJA, who received the parade
of checks, informed Mr.. Ben
Gurion that this was the greatest
cash sum ever brought to a UJA
Conference.
The Israel Prime Minister told
the Conference that the people of
Israel "are living in a permanent
emergency" and listed his coun-
try's defense, the record inflow
of immigrants, and the settlement
of the newcomers as IsraePs three
main problems.
He called upon American Jews
to support the United Jewish APP
peal and the State of Israel bond
issue to help IsraeTs immigrants
''be free and live in a self-support-
ing society"
Mr. Ben-Gurion told the Con-
ference that Israel in the last
three wears had to take life and
death decisions of the gravest
consequences for the new State.
He said that "the gravest decision
we had to take was about the
policy of immigration" He added
that "it would have been a betray--
al and a denial of the reason for
the establishment of the Jewish.
State to have done otherwise"
than they did.
The Arizona post., 1951-06-01
To Sue Farhen
For Back Pay

FRANKFURT, (JTA)-Reports
that an agreement has been reach
ed between the gigantic I.G. Far
ben Industry in Germany and
Jewish representatives for the
payment of indemnity by the
company for the slave labor it en-
pIoyed at several of its plants at
Nazi concentration camps were
termed premature
Negotiations had been initiated
with Farben, but they had refused
to recognize the validity of the
claim. A law firm has been in
structed to prepare a suit against
Germany's largest chemical manu-
featuring concern.
DR.. Van Dam, secretary of the
Central Council Of German Jews,
declared that "it is morally, poll
tically and legally inadmissible to
allow major industry to retain
profits made through the eXploi-
tation of slave labor. 1t is amaz-
ing that the industry, on its own
initiative, has not yet seen its way
to reaching a tolerable agree
ment."
The Arizona post., 1951-06-01
Israel Kibbutz
Increment SpIit

TEL AVN, (JTA)-The kib-
butz movement in Israel split into
two separate factions-Mapai and
Mapam-this week at a meeting
of the United Kibbutz Council, at
Naan, near Rehoboth.
The split followed the actions
of the Mapam majority in ex-
pelling Mapai members of two
kibbutzim who refused to carry
out decisions of the Council. The
Mapai delegates to the Naan meet
ing, who had earlier and unsuc-
cessfully offered a resolution rec
ognizing the existence of two
political ideologies within the
kibbutz movement, left the meet
ing asserting that they considered
themselves expelled" The Mapai
delegates Immediately went into
separate session.
The battle lines were drawn last
year at Kibbutz Ashdot Yaacov
and Givat Hashlosha, both Mapai
settlements, which feared the ac-
ceptance of new Mapam- affiliated
members would change the politi-
cal complexion of the community.
At the former, the settlement re-
fused to accept Mapam youths
and set up separate living quar-
ters for Mapai and Mapam youth,
while at the latter the community
council decided to split into two
kibbutzim rather than accept left
wing Socialist leadership. 1t was
the expulsion of members that
brought on fight.
The Arizona post., 1951-06-01

Altho Tucson has not yet en-
barked on an "all out" Israel bond
drive, about $4,000 has already
been pledged in bond purchases
towards the $15O,OOO goal, accord
ing to Henry Kaufman, bond
chairman.
Expectation are high, as the
Post went to press, that the Israel
bond dinner held at the Waldorf
Astoria in New York Thursday
evening would find total sales
pushing toward $65,000,000. 1t
will be Premier Ben Gurion's last
appearance before returning to
Israel. Whirlwind visits of Ben