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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLLEGE. STUDENT, col, wishes a
Sat. and. Sun. job, waitress. baby
sitting, elevator or g.h.w. co. 500 D.
GIRL. desires days work 8 or 4
days week. DU. 1889. p
GIRL. colored. with good refs. wants
day work. Ii. 4-S524 s.
GIRL. colored. wants g.h.w; 5z days
week; references. Call CO. 1886.
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OFFICE CLERICAL

OFFICE CLERlCAL
Age 2o-30; 5-day. 40-hr. wk,; paid
employe benefits. Apply SAFEWAY
STORES, INC. 1s45 4th st. ne. IS
OFFICE NURSE. responsible person,
capable OF assuming complete re-
sponsibility.. permanent position,
in own handwriting. Box 24S-H,
PIX :S opERAToR-CAs have
an opening for a good reliable PIX
oPerator-cashier;, Alex. resident pref; !;
sve aa' sTosp Essp wn yasattSn slad and
many other benefits; salary open.
Interview by appt. only. Phone Mr..
Traub, Ov. 1900, BENDALL Pom
TAC, 1928 Prince ST.. Alex. --S
PIX OPERATOR. experienced: typing
Hpp GaksRy aaRy cY cffs fGHs IfsonEGM Saza5s
ps3 ps8'' SPEhAToRleAsH1ER. efG e n;Ei tnoyl- ms
edge Of typing: country club; hours,
to pm. Call MRS. MARTIN,
PBX OPERATOR. experienced. with
typing knowledge for permanent po-
sition; pleasant working conditions.
HU. 1855. EMERSON RADIO OF
WASHINGTON. 1922 14th st. NV.
REAL ESTATE sALEswoMEN, full
hustlers. MR.. HILL. Ia. 1857. IS
RECEPTIONIST. white. refined. for
dentists office: part time, II o'clock
to $50; no Saturdays; typing re-
CURED; $25 wk. Apply in person.
between $50 and 1:30. Thursday
evening. MEDICAL SCIENCE BLDG,
1929 Vermont ave. NV, Suite 1901.
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Secretarv-Part Time

Secretary-Part Time
Wanted, 2 DAYS week or equivalent
Stating ssenGsd and sslars Gsils
desired. Box 137-R. Star.
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER = Ex-
perienced, for permanent position
5-day 40-hr. week. Pleasant work
PEoPIGs DRUe ssfs STORES. Psy' Employ, Aaoys
Iefi 9eREfaRT-sTENoGRAPaER. H,nss; sf nf s exs
manent position; excellent short
hand and typing necessary; good
salary and interesting work. Call
for personal interview. MA. 4273.
SHIRT FINIsHER, experienced, to
week. Apply LEEMANs CLEANERS,
1926 Georgia ave-, Silver. Spring,
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL, white or
time work. GROWN pRuesroREIs,
@2ol 4th st. Me- near R. I. ave.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS, colored, ex-
per-. and refs. required; good pay;
good SURROUNDINGS. Apply WARD
NAN PARK A, Drug STORE. Ward
sPEEDoMAATT' OPERATOR, national
organization, 5-day wk., annual and
sick leave. Telephone MA. 1854. -
STENOGRAPHER, local office
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO., Milwaukee, Wis,
has permanent position for stenog-
rapher to give secretarial assistance
to sales force; previous life insur-
ance experience desirable. Apply in
person to cashier, Room 636. 1911
sTESoGRxPHER, under 40 yrs; s
Cali MR.. MYERS, Ma. sIe7. @7
STENOGRAPHER and general office
worker: in twenties; for natl. trade
assn; 5-day wk,. 8 to 4:30. Call
RE. 0519. 8 pm. to 9 Pm. or Sun,
STENOGRAPHER. for stenographic
and clerical duties: must have local
employment references; shorthand
speed, 100 w.p.m.; immediate EN-
ployment: 5-day week; -condi-
toned office. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN & Co, Realtors, 1415 K
STENOGRAPHER who would like to
learn settlement work; mortgage
loan; sd sSo.day week; conv. location
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sTENOGRAPHER

Permanent position with
large. well-established real es-
tate and mortgage loan ONCE;
pleasant SURROUNDINGS. 37h
hours week. no Saturday
work. lunches furnished; SAL
ary, So 800 year to start.
Call MR.. cox. ma. 2112.
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HELP WOMEN (cont.)

CLERK for relief work on hotel front
desk, cashiering and PIX. Apply
Manager. EBBITT HOTEL. 10th ano
H SITS. NV Up
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CLERKS
BOOKKEEPERS
TYPISTS

The Washington Loan g.
Trust Company has several
openings. 5-day wk. En-
ploye benefits. Pleasant work.
ing conditions. Apply 900 F
st. NV.
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TYPIST-BOOKKEEPEE

Liberal salary, bonus, 2 wks. vacation
with pay, .5-day wk., Q to 5; grow
ing organization; must have high
ence: type .45 w.pm.; must be at
tractive. able to meet public, person.
able. MAJOR MORTGAGE LENDING
INSTITUTION. Call Miss Flynn, ST.
631l, for appointment. 10
TYPIsT-CLERK. general once work;
day; 27la-hr. wk. RIM. 40S, 1900
VOUCHER {" CLERK. in accounting
ONCE; must be typist. Apply general
ofice. WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
WAITRESS, experienced. Apply MT.
VERNON GRILL, All 11th st. NV.
WAITRESS. white, exper., local refs.
SAND sAIS BAR RESTAURANT. 1928
ply ply GEORGES CAFE, e12 R. I.
wAfTREssEs, experienced, tray serv-
TIPS i iy' Apply shAfARE la = REsTAuRaST II aS3s
1924 Conn. ave. NV. p
Sun. nights. Excel tips. Mariyland's
Leading night spot. Phone HI.
WAiTREss: only exper. need apply
RUMANIAN INN, s15 18th st. NV.
MATTRESSES. white. exper., part
RANT, 431s Rhode Island ave. ne.
MATTRESSES. apply NAVY YARD
RESTAURANT, 100 sth st. Sc.
GIRLS. Is to 25. can be trained as
grocery checkers: good starting sal
ary. 45 hours a week. paid vacation,
sick benefits; experience not neces-
sary; must meet company require
ments. Apply ACME MARKETS, 5722
Georgia ave. NV. Thursday. 2 pm.
LADIES-TIRED of routine? AVON
PRODUCTS has excellent openings
in GEORGETOWN, Chevy Chase Bethes-
da. Earn $50 to 40 weekly. RE, 0795.
YOUNG GIRL. white. for dry cleaning
store; very good salary Apply in
person. ARROW CLEANERS. $3.50
Georgia ave. NV IS
YOUNG LADY, white. age 1890, for
desirable work in one of Washing
toms better downtown cafeterias.
Regular hours. no Sunday work.
Avg. SAL, $40 wk. and meals Uni
forms furn. Applicant need not be
cxper but must be a steady, willing
worker with nice personality and
like to serve the public. For further
information, see MR.. McGAR-
RAGHY at 81 14th st. NV --S
YOUNG WOMEN t2), white, intelli-
gent part-time work with large ma
tional publisher; 10 to 2 daily; $40
to $50 per week on liberal percent
age basis; exper, unnecessary. Write
Box 339-K, Star. -8
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HELP WOMEN
DRUG CLERK
EL LEVATOR OPERATOR

experienced intelligent young women
in progressive suburban drug store
Commensurate salary. Write fully
Box PSI r, Star. %
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
tractive. neat colored girl with de-
partment store experience. Apply
Mr.. Ettlin. 3rd floor, BONDS
STORES. INC. 1888 F st. NV. -
FILE CLERK. white. general once
work. with knowledge Of PIX: minoi
typing required. Permanent posi-
ton. Apply Mrs. Shelton. CHAS
G. SCOTT CO.. 1910 N. Y. ave. NV
FOUNTAIN CLERKS, experienced
best wages no nights. no Sundays
Good meals. uniforms furnished
See Mr.. Howser SOUTHERN DRUG
CO, 18th and H n.w. %
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SITUATIONS MEN

CHEF for club or restaurant; 20 yrs
exper, food control. buying; superv
dining room. Box 4s6-L. Star. So
NAVAL OFFICER, retired. age "a. de-
sires position in managerial or exec
utive capacity; skilled nautical and
maritime matters. Phone HI. 1850.
PATENT ATTORNEY. 6 years exper
industry, desires to locate with
corp. or frm; Wash.-N. Y. area
Box 500-I. Star. o.
PIANO PLAYER. for dance and en-
tertainment: S2-S3 per hr.: Satur-
days and Sundays. Cali 81. 56l5,
ask for ROBERT.
SALESMAN, exper. wholesale grocery;
missionary, regular retail or institu-
tional trade. Box 6-S. Star.
TRUCK DRIVER desires Job: 13 yrs.
experience; no traffic record. 10.
$4,000 o.
MAN. colored, intelligent. reliable.
desires work; Nd. District drivers
permits. WA. 31I6.
3rd-YR. ENG. STUDENT. vet. wants
work Thurs. pm, Fri. Sat. pm;
clerical and sales; general home
r1aint.: driving WI. 9313.
COLORED MAN desires chauff. mes
senger or driving only; ref. co.
61lS
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SALESGIRL, intelligent. aggressive
ence preferred but not essential
MILES SHOES. 3133 Wilson blvd.
Clarendon
SALES GIRL. for Conn. ave. shop;
neat appearance and initiative: 40.
hour week. RE. 1921. %
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SANDWICH AND FOUNTAIN GIRL,
must must be neat oi1s ana pleasant. Good
sEAMsTREss. must be experienced.
upholstering and slip covers; steady
work. Apply DRAPERs CO, 1888
sEcRETARY. full or part time: e no
take-out work: perm. position with
national service organization; rapid
and accurate stenography and typ
ing essential in addition to usual
pay iss savs phone AD Dk 4ns fns
SECRETARY for real estate and in
Surance ONCE; settled woman over
so; pleasant working conditions,
eeonvenient location. GIL. 1853 or
sECRETARY-Preferably with medi-
cal knowledge; age 24-35; good
hours, pleasant surroundings X-ray
Dept. EMERGENCY HOSPITAL. Ma.
SECRETARY, preferably Catholic for
sEcRETARYS,s Ss S. 800 800 TO o'ss s2,soo. de-
pending on experience; 5 days;
lovely oficss. MA. 2oS0. -
SECRETARY for law offlce. Previous
legal experience not necessary. Of
fices in air-conditioned, new, modern
building. days per week and al
ternating Saturdays. Salary open.
Box 3Sl X, Star. -
SECRETARY TO MANAGER of mort
gage banking ONCE; must have good
ability and be able to work without
supervision; hours, 9:15 to 8; 5-day
week: sick and vacation benefits,
disqualification and surgical insur-
ance paid by company; salary, ST.
$50 to start. increased to So. 100
when proven satisfactory. Apply Mr..
Defranceaux. FREDERICK w. BER-
EMS, INC. 1928 K st. NV
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Permanent position in our circula-
tion department.; 5-day. 40-hr. week,
company beEefits in addition to
salary: high school graduate. 1885
years Of age. neat in appearance.
and able to give good attendance:
reasonable shorthand and tipping
speeds are required. Apply Per.
sonnel. Room 500. Open weekdays.
S:30-5 and SATURDAY. 0-1
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
sTENOGRAPHER- -RECEPTIONIST. for
small law office; state education. ex-
perience, references and asking sal
siHiIcs ar; BoS *. Star, ron $3.50
for apt. bldg; exper.- only. See MRS.
resi-. DE. 1900 before IL am
TECHNICIAN for private physicians
ONCE; part time. ST. 1855 for ap-
TEIEPHoNE COLLECTION WORK,
part time. over telephone: in our
store only; Mr. Ullmsn. NEW
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STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

20-3o, experience not essential. rent
dept of large real estate ONCE
THOMAS ]. FISHER &, CO., INC.
13S 18th st. NV, DI 6S3O. Ill
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TYPISTS-Listings, capable at least
qualifications. Box 4S5-L. Star. So
TYPISTS, for week end work; must
be fast and accurate: salary high.
AD. 3400, or Box ee49-H. Star .
TYPISTS. file clerks interviewers,
cashiers; good starting salary Perm
Apply KENT JEWELERS.. 701 Tth
st. NV. Ill
TYPISTS, experience not necessary.
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
co, 703 18th st. NV 81
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STENOGRAPHER

High school graduate: no experience
required; shorthand speed so to 100
w.p.m.; good typist; for stenographic
and clerical duties In personnel ofiice
In Georgetown: salary over $500
per mo. plus free Transportation;
paid vacations and sick leave Phone
for appointment, CAPITAL TRANSIT,
MI 62R2 EXT go 3
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Sales Demonstrators

OdIES DE11IUllSCFdC
Serious girls with sales per-
sonality for action demon
stration leading department
stores, middle thirties pre-
ferred. Excellent earning
opportunity, permanent.
BOX 3-S, STAR
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SALESWOMEN

WE HAVE A FEW OPENINGS FOR
SELLING on SATURDAYS ONLY
OUR SPRING VALLEY SHOP.
GARFINCKEL'S
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Typist and
Switchboard Operator

Permanent position for experienced
typist who can also qualify as re-
lief operator on busy switchboard;
vacation with pay. group insurance.
including disqualification and other
employe benefits: 5-day, 40-hr wk
Apply SAFEWAY STORES, INC,
tSAE dtb ct ~ o
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STENOGRAPHER

Established MANAGEMENT consulting
organization desires q stenographer
pendent upon training and expert
ence. 81 hours per week. Appli-
cants 35 and under will be con-
sidered, Call EN-. 1881 between 10
am and 4 pm 10
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ACCOUNTANT B00kKEEPER. gen.
5-day week; downtown WASHINGTON
area. Apply in person, JONATHAN
WOODNER CO., 1908 M st. NV.
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TYPISTS

Several openings for good typists
exper. not required If average is As
SO; 5-day wk. See Miss White.
THE CREDIT BUREAU
1901 w
Evening star., 1951-02-07

n IIN 1ON OALEO1IEN
We need 3 more good statesmen in
our sales department. Earnings un-
limited and future secure We are
not affected by war priorities or
credit restrictions. Experience not
Car necessary. Substantial drawing
account. For personal interview. see
Mr.. Robson or Mr.. Lee. between
10 and 12 or 2 and 4. FIT. LINCOLN
CEMETERY. 1901 Bladensburg I'd
ne. "a
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
Phoenix Builder Sets Pace in Campaign
With SIS, 1000 Donation; Hikes Welfare Total
Hoffman Offers Extra
25% If Others Will, Too
(Related News on Page 81

Sparked by pledge OF Sl5OOO from Sam HOFFMAN,
Phoenix builder and contractor the United Jewish We'll
fare Fund campaign reached total of $4,000 early this
week-nearly one-third of its $f75000 goal.
Hoffman announced his pledge |at. an Advance Gifts
division meeting at his home West Catalina He dis
closed simultaneously that Sub-conractors working with
him his housing developments have promised him an
additional 81 $50 for the UJWF
In addition Hoffman offered to boost his gift another
25 cent if other big gvers in the community do like
wise They agreed to meet again within 80 days to
consider their contributions.
Hoffman's pledge, along with others in the Advance
Gifts division produced total of $4750 for that group
compared with $29, 900 last year.
The $57 900 total for the drive far represents 40
per cent increase of last year for the givers.
family registered spectacular increases in
their welfare donations during the three rising from $3.50
1851.
The big fundasng effort will continue through all of
February.
will apportioned the
United Appeal beagued through
world national and international relief
local welfare needs.
Dinner Gathering Set
weeks campaign dinner meeting Thursday
of contributors the Metro Division which headed by Martin
Horw Nat G. Siverman and Eli Schoberg Avram Doryon Is
rae motion will be the principal speaker the dinner
which be held Temple Beth Israel Eli Levinson prominent
San Diego and of the Community Council and
United Fund of that city, also will speak
Division leadership of Mrs Corinne Ehr
ch Faye and Mrs Ruth Bank hit the halfway mark
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
SiIverman Named To
Liberal Judaism Unit

Nat G.. Silverman, civic and
communal leader of Phoenix has
been named to the National Com
mittee of the Combined Campaign
of the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations and the Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute of
Religion, it was announced by DR..
Samuel s. Hollender, General
Chairman.
Silverman will represent Beth
Israel Congregation in the councils
of the national campaign in be-
half of the parent institutions of
Reform Judaism in America.
The Union of American Hebrew
Congregations, with which the
local Reform congregation is af-
filiated, is the central body serv-
ing more than 425 temples, syna-
gogues and religious schools in
over 325 communities throughout
the United States and Canada.
The Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion, with
schools in Cincinnati and New
York, is the oldest and largest
Jewish seminary in the Western
Hemisphere. 1t trains rabbis, can
tors and religious school teachers
for service in Liberal Jewish con-
gregations.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23

$1500 held Feb a. Approximately 200
$4,000 other potential
yet be heard from.
of the already
have pledged to the UJWF received nearly
100 such gifts ranging from SIS to $125.
colone the Womens Division while
the being operated this year by 45
Parlor Meetings Are Held
Throughout the community paror meetings have been held
contributors
have held thus reported
The Neighborhoods Division headed by Jack Kempner and the
Youth Division Brodsky, will action at the
for the of the Advance Gifts
of will continue all divisions
Newton Rosenzweg campaign committee
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
100000 Hear Philharmonic
OF Israel in u. S. Concerts

"What we have here is an ac-
complished orchestra of excellent
musicians, capable of the admir-
ably competent Interpretation of
the modern repertory, playing with
an earnestness and feeling worthy
of the culture and the ideal for
which it stands"
Alice Eversman, Washington
Evening Star: "The combined tone
of the orchestra is magnificent.
1t has tremendous vitality, great
purity and solidity."
Rudolph Ellie, Boston Herald:
"The Israel Philharmonic is a
noble instrument and one that
through it's spirit and it's brilliance
makes it a joy to hear This
orchestra is an instrument of vir-
tuoso players who, in music of an
intense and dynamic nature, can
sound with the best"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
Brandeis u. Head to Talk at Temple

tional Women's Committee of
Brandeis University of Phoenix,
Alpert stated, "In this fast-mov-
ing world, the building of a uni
versity is a relatively slow process.
In the last analysis, we are not
building for a year or a decade
or even a century-we are build
ing for the ages. We cannot and
must not feel that we have done
more than the beginning. But we
have unbounded confidence and
we shall continue to build slow
and carefully and solidly."
All members of the committee
in Phoenix and others interested
in the university are invited to at
tend the service March 2.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
Denverifes Make Loon

DENVER, (JTA) = Denver's
leading Jewish philanthropists un-
der-wrote $250,000 loan to the
United Jewish Appeal as an ad-
vance on the 1851 campaign af-
ter attending a private meeting at
which Rabbi Herbert Friedman re-
ported on the need for cash to
rescue $4,000 Jews from Iraq be-
fore May 81.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23

George Alpert, president of the
board of trustees of Brandeis Uni
versity, Waltham, Mass, will oc-
cupy the pulpit at Temple Beth
Israel Friday evening, March q,
through the invitation of Rabbi
A. L. Krohn.
Alpert is on a nationwide tour
for the purpose of interpreting the
achievements and expansion of the
only Jewish-sponsored, non-sectar-
ian university on the continent. He
is a Boston lawyer and was one
of the founders of the Brandeis
University.
In recent letter to Mrs. Arm
old Abelson, president of the Ma
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
picture on Page ~

More than 100, 200 persons had
heard the Israel Philharmonic Or
chestra as it reached the halfway
mark in its American tour this
month.
The orchestra will appear in
Phoenix March 6, performing in
the gymnasium of Phoenix Union
High School under the joint aus
pices of Hadassah and Mrs. Ar
cher Linde.
DIR. Serge Koussevitzky, world
renowned former conductor of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra, will
conduct the Philharmonic in its
Phoenix appearance.
Tickets Available
Some tickets are still available
at Mrs. Linde's box office at Dor
ris-Heyman's or through members
of Hadassah.
The S.R.O. sign has been hung
up at many of the orchestra's con-
certs in major U. S. cities. Large
audiences have turned out despite
extreme cold in the East. In New
York and Boston the orchestra
has been feted by local musicians,
critics and civic leaders.
The musicians themselves, most
of whom came to Israel as refu-
gees from strife-torn Europe, are
experiencing reunions with friends
and relatives in this country whom
they haven't seen for many years.
Hailed by Critics
Critical acclaim has been wide
spread. Here is a sampling:
Olin Downes, New York Times:
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
Dedication
OF Beth FL
Is March 4

Congregation B e t h ELS
new synagogue at 3rd Ave.
and Mcdowell Road, built
at a cost of more than $685.
900, will be dedicated for
mally next Sunday, March
4.
A dedicatory service will be
held at 6 pm. in the sanctuary
and an hour later a dedication
banquet will start in the auditor
ium.
Climax of the festivities will
come when Sam Smith, chairman
of the building committee, pre-
sents the key to the new building
to Morris Meckler, president of
the congregation. Meckler in turn
will present it to Rabbi Harry q.
Schectman, who will deliver the
principal address of the evening.
A dance will follow, with Nor
rie Hershman and his orchestra
providing the music.
Among 25 guests of honor will
be Rabbi Nathan A. Barack, who
was Beth El's spiritual leader
from 1889 to 1949. He is making
a special trip from Sheboygan,
Wis, to attend the celebration.
Rabbi Barack is spiritual leader
of Congregation Beth Ell in She
boygan.
Sabbath services Friday eve
ming will take special note of the
dedication. Rabbi Schectman will
speak on "The Song of Dedica-
ton" and Cantor Solomon Roth
stein of Minneapolis, who is va
cationing in Phoenix, will chant
the services both on Friday night
and Saturday morning. He will be
assisted by the Beth Ell choir.
Jerry Smith will be chairman of
the dedication banquet. Reserva-
tions are open to members first
and are limited to 400.
The recent completion of the
conservative orthodox synagogue
eliminated many years of effort.
The synagogue, fashioned along
massive modern lines, was built in
two stages. First the basement
auditorium was constructed and
used for several years as a syna-
gogue. Then the whole structure
was completed, with an upper
level sanctuary and an annex con-
tanning IL classrooms of the Sun
day School and Talmud Torah.
eve have come long way"
said Meckler, who is serving his
18th consecutive year as president.
eve have accomplished what we
set out to do. My dream has be-
come a reality. l feel very happy" I"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
House Bill Backed

NEW YORK, (JTA) = All
major Jewish organizations have
placed themselves on record as
urging the passage by the New
York City Council of the Brown
Isaacs Bill which would make it
a misdemeanor to discriminate be-
cause of "race, color, religion,
national origin or ancestry" in
any city-assisted housing.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
Argentine Nobs Jews

BUENOS AIRES, (JTA)- Six
Jews have been arrested in Con-
cordia, in Entire Rios Province, on
charges of illegal entry into Ar
gentina. The six, who came origi-
nally from Rumania, Poland and
Hungary, were accused of crossing
the border from Uruguay.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
Blood Drive For
.G.I.'s Launched
By B'nai Birth
Photo by Robert Markow

A city-wide solicitation of blood
for Americas overseas fighting
men was being organized this
week by B'nai Birth, with Sun
day, March a, designated as the
day for blood contributions.
Mayor Udall has proclaimed it
as Blood-for-the Armed Forces :
Day. Donations will be made at
the Salt River Valley Blood Bank
at 702 E. Adams. The Blood Bank
has arranged to donate it's facili-
ties and the services of it's staff
for the entire day from 9 am. to
5 pm.
In issuing his proclamation,
Udall told B'nai Birth officials,
~ think that this program is a
worthy one and please be assured
that l will be happy to cooperate
with you in furtherance of this
program and will be happy to per-
sonally contribute a pint of my
blood at the same time"
Miller Heads Drive
Herman Miller is chairman of
the committee making arrange
ments, with Milton Sachs in
charge of publicity and Pat Bar
nett helping on details. Miller
asked that citizens arrange blood
giving appointments by calling his
office ahead of time at 2-31O7,
4-7431 or 3-0133.
Although this drive is aimed
not alone at the Jewish community
Continued on Page 81
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
Hailed by Critics

Critical acclaim has been wide
spread. Here is a sampling:
Olin Downes, New York Times:
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
Quote Is increased

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = Israel
will increase its immigration quota
to $4,000 monthly for the next
few months in order to make pos
sible the transfer of $4,000 Jews
from Iraq before the Iraqi emigra-
ton deadline at the end of May.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
Metal PIonfs Close

TEL AVN, (JTA) = General
lockout in the metal industry clos
ed 260 plants throughout Israel
as negotiations between manufac-
turers and labor in a wage dis
pute broke down. The plants en-
ploy about 5000 workers.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
DeadIines Send UJA off to Early Start

MIAMI BEACH, United Jewish Appeal officially
with national inaugural conference held
weekend.
American Jery effort imm
grafton tong than $685.
100000.
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