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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-12-14

it was merely the application of
the agencY's well-known philos-
ophY to the most recent events
regarding the relations between
American Jews and Israel. He
asserted that criticism of the
resolution was largely uniformed
and misrepresented the American
Jewish Committees position.
The American Jewish Commit
tee, Mr.. Blaustein pointed out, sis
not a Zionist organization and
never has been. Our Zionist
philosophy is something we have
always spelled out clearly. We
have differed with the Zionist
theology because of it's implica-
tons concerning the nature of
Jewish life in America and the
nature of the kinship which char
acterized world Jewry."
Does Not Oppose Granting
of Special Status to
Jewish Agency
Referring to the question of the
special status requested by the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-12-14

The American Jewish Commit
tee believes in continued aid for
Israel and in close cultural, spiri-
tual and economic cooperation
between American Jews and the
Jews of Israel, Mr.. Blaustein
said. At the same time, he assert
ed, the Committee opposes any
policy which would affect adver-
sely the position of American
Jews. eve would be derelict IF
we did not point out to Israel that
the pursuance of courses which
American Jews consider inimical
to them would deter both non
Zionists and many Zionists from
their desire to be helpful to
Israel"
Discussing the American Jew
ish Committees resolution Of &C.
tober IA. Mr.. Blaustein said that
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-12-14

recent World Zionist Congress,
Mr.. Blaustein asserted that ''the
American Jewish Committee
neither advocates nor opposes the
granting of special status to the
Jewish Agency within Israel as a
service agency regarding the re-
settlement and rehabilitation of
immigrants in Israel. That is a
matter for decision by the Gov
eminent of Israel and the Zion
list movement"
But. he continued. the Ameri-
can Jewish Committee is opposed
to the basis upon which the
World Zionist Organization has
requested status. The Zionists he
said asked to be recognized as
the representative Of the Jewish
people" a formulation. Mr.. Blau-
stein stated. which implies that
Jews all over the world are an
entity that can be represented by
single organization"
The same concept, he said,
"underlines the request of the
World Zionist Congress that Is
rael grant special status to the
World Zionist Organization with
regard to activities outside of Is
rael in behalf of that country"
This point, he added, was like
wise made by Prime Minister
Ben-Gurion in his cable to Am
bassador Eban, released on Octo-
Der 8. Incidentally" Mr.. Blau-
stein added, 'our aid to Israel
cannot be 'co-ordinated' through
the W.Z.O."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-12-14
American Jewish Committee
Clarifies Its Stand on Israel

NEW YORK. (JTA Statements accusing the American
h Committee of being "anIsrae favoring
American communities
conference here this week Jacob Bausen
organization Mr. Baustein specifically emphasized
covered Others statement this effect issued recently
the American section of the Jewish Agency
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-12-14
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Evening star., 1951-11-11

subjects and greetings Street Floor.
Christmas Tree BoIIs, 3 boxes er
Box Of IL assorted eoored balls for Christ
mas trees or other decoration. Street Floor.
DurobIe Metal Ash Troys, 3 for
Non-burn, hard-haked finish. Wide variety Ct
to select from. Street Floor.
Mems Better Ties, z for
Stripes patterns, figures. Foulards, jac-
guards, satins. Some irregs. Street Floor.
Mems Chombroy Work Shirts e-
Sanforized, blue. 14z-17. Limit to Gus
toners. Street Floor.
Mems Better Belts, z for
Attractive styling. For sports and dress. b
Ideal Christmas gift. 3o-4o. Street Floor
Mems Fomous Moke Unionsuits. 7to,
Slightly irregular. Athletic-type, white e7
nainsook, sanforized. 36-46. Street Floor.
Mems Hondkerehiefs, 10 for a.
Hemstitched. White white. satin stripes,
fine lawns. Street Floor.
Mems Fall Hose, 4 for Ct
Perfect imperfect qualities Novelty cotton
knits, wraps rayons. 1912 Street Floor.
Mems Tee Shirts z for er
First quality and irregulars. White combed y
cotton. 8, M, L. Street Floor.
Mems Athletic Shirts, Briefs, z for
Irregulars Of cotton ribbed shirts, 3s-52. q
Briefs in all sizes. Street Floor
Mems Fine Fur Felt Hats
Irregular Leather sweatband. 6A-7M.
Limit, to customer. Street Floor.
50 Mems Plastic Roincoots
Perfect aualifv wafarnroof pl,Sf;, ,.;sL 80
rying case S. NJ, L. Street Floor.
36-Ineh Printed Cretonne, z yds.
Use for drapes, slip covers, spreads, etc. e.
Choice Of patterns, colors. Third Floor.
Upholstery Squares, 3 for O.
Gift qualities. Many types colors. Use in
many ways. Third Floor
Oval Rubber Mots, each
Non-skid corrugated rubber in 1sx32" size.
Brown or black. Third Floor
Flock Dot Ninon Seorfs, 8 for
Perfect quality in 80" and As" lengths. GY
Choice of colors. Riot value: Street Floor.
So" UnbIeoehed Muslin, 4 yds.
Useful long lengths in serviceable quality. e.
Use for pillow cases. Street Floor.
Upper Plastic Pillow Covers, z for
Ideal for allergy sufferers. Regulation size. q
BUY for all your pillows. Street Floor.
20x40 Common Bath Towels, z for
Slightly irregular. Solid colors. Heavy O.
absorbent long wear quality. Street Floor.
52x52-inch Printed Cloths. each
Perfect quality and some irregulars. Fa- Ct
nous make. Gay coIors. Street Floor.
Cannon Wosh Cloths, 6 for
Perfect quality. Heavy, absorbent weight. Ct
Variety of patterns and coors. Street Floor.
5-Pieee Scorf Set
Two scarfs, 33", A" long, matching 3-pc. %N
vanity set Fancy-type rayon. Street Floor.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
NO EMPLOYMENT FEE
SALES DIRECTOR.

A large listing of positions in all
thases of electronic work. Re-
search. design and development
Also mechanical design of small
mechanisnlS including stress analysis
and aerodynamicS
Evening star., 1951-04-15
SEND REPLY TO
BOX 114-A, STAR

AUDITOR for hotel; exper. with MGR
dss!rabie; administrative ability es-
opportunity for advancement. Boz
440-Y, Star. lie
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN
and painter. LOVING MOTORS
100 Kalorama rd. NV. AID. 5000
AUTO BODY METAL WORKER, ex,
perienced. Apply 3l4 14th st. Sc.
Ii. 3-1274. Id
AUTO CHASERS-We have several
openings for parking attendants; nc
age requirements but must have
D. C. operators permit; 5la-day wk,
insurance and leave. See Mr.. Hurd,
HILL d. TIBB1TTS. lila Vermont
ave. lis
AUTO GLASS MAN-Must be expe-
hours. ACE AUTO GLASS sHoP'
1435 P st. NV. -15
AUTO INSURANCE CO.. afiliated
with General Motors Corp. requires
services OF adiuster, age 24-2S, foI
physical damage claims. Employe
plan provides. company car. paid
fGannS oeFSd sdd nsI ss,s gTeup he's
fications. SBox 4S5-Y, Star. -16
AUTO LUBRICATION MEN t2).-
Young men thoroughly exper. in
fabrication work. Opportunity for
mechanical training and advance
ment. See Mr., Newly. SHIRLING-
TON MOTOR CO., Ari.. va. -l5
AUTO MECHANICS, 8. men. No piece
work. Top salary for grade A me-
chanics. Full time, 51a-day wk.
Our service volume has increased
SO tremendously we have added ia
cilities. Perm. employment for good
men. See Mr.. Newby. SHIRLINGTON
MOTOR CO., Arl.. Va. is
AUTO MECHANICS-Oppo for
few, good reliable men. Work in shop
with men enjoying time and half
after 40. hours. Vacations, pay for
legal holidays when shop is closed.
Sick benefits and profit sharing. also
immaculate, brilliantly f1uorescent
lighted shop. Clean, roomy locker
and wash rooms. New equipment
and shop tools. Fellows, this is it!
Phone me for appointment, z; N.
14tl1 St, NV DE 1910.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

HELP MEN

CAR WASHER AND PoLISHER. must
good salary. Phone oW. 7722. -15
CARPENTER, trim men, So per hour
Apply Mr.. Foard on j. B. TIFFEY'
Job at 1st and Varnum sts. ne.
CARPENTER / finish carpenter
needed at once, top wages and steady
inside work. r. H. BEST, INC, 81ls
Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda. WI 1888
CARPENTER, permanent position
chan chance TO- to advance Must be flrst:.
to l0 am. or 3 to z pm. Saturday
or Monday only. -l5
CARPENTERS-Work rain or shine
Report on job, 1882 Chain Bridge
rd. NV. halt way between MaeAr-
thur blvd. and Loughboro rd., oppo-
site entrance to park. -18
CARPENTERS, trim men only, report
with tools to 4th and Valley sts. s.e.
johnson 3-97S3. III
CARPENTERS WANTED-Inside work
6-day week. Apply Job site, 7:3O I'm
Monday through Saturday, 1885,
Montague st. NV. is
CARPENTERS, cabinet makers; union
shop; inside work. store fixtures and
CARPENTER. good mechanic; main
tenance, remodeling: new. good
Judgment, habits essential; steady
year round. Apply 1916 Bryant ne
CARPENTERS-KENWooD GOLF g.
COUNTRY CLUB. River rd. and
Dorset ave. Bethesda. Md. LII
CARPET LAYER, union or non union
fully experienced; $3.50 per hour
time-and-half for overtime, vacation
bonus; bring tools. 800 st. NV
---io
CASHIER, private club. experience
necessary; midnisht until am
5-day week. age 1890. Applications
received Room 1880, National Press
Building. -l7
Evening star., 1951-04-15
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
Williams Auction House

Williams Auction House
e1S New York Ave.
This Tues. (Apr.. 17thl.,2 Pm.
Auction Sale includes very
fine new Chinese motif
black lacquer hand-deco-
rated cocktail tables, lamp
tables, small tables, drum
tables all of the finest quail
ity. Splendid bedroom suites
and odd pieces, chrome and
other breakfast sets, very
good odd sofas and living
room lounge chairs, genu-
inc crystal chandelier and
hurricane table lamps,
marquetry inlaid lamp and
occasional tables, odd
dressers of the better kind,
odd twin and full size beds,
French motif mahog. love
seat, twin and full size in
nerspring mattresses, an
tique early American pine
4-drawer chest, 4 mahog.
antique early American side
chairs, solid black walnut
slant front ladies' desk,
floor lamps, room size and
throw size rugs, various
other effects of the desir-
able style and usefulness.
PUBLIC EXHIBITION NOW
TO SALE HOUR.
Auctioneer's Phone: Ma. 1878
Evening star., 1951-04-15

COLLECTION MAN-Inside man for
credit and collection work in cloth
ing installment store; permanent;
excellent salary. ASKINS, 737 -th
coLLECroR. 81 IE;Gi with car, to wora @ in
and outside Of store. Permanent
RSSliIlsn 60ed sIorHsay fhlssy CO. ApP1 aas
e pRE ffS Mf Wape ssper. a5 nea
$50 for 4 days, plus liberal COM
mission on sales; must earn min.
ARD HOME EQUIPMENT CO.. 1904
coIhE6ToR. OLD =; RS :.ssAiLEsMAN-Age s5 to
35 to collect. service, and solicit
IN e Rseesn Gn essaDsasd Toq5f
advancement. Phone ME. 5306. 15s
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTEfDENT.
Va. Pile foundations. write full par
ticulars; including references. gcx
COOK, a%ii-around, % white; day work,
no Sum-. paid vacation. good work
ing cond. Call GE. 1856 Sun. OF
coGNrER o1pi fEsm clIRakIp lala Pen; esp in me.tin.
the public, to work in an electrical
supply. house. Phone. for appoint
ment Monday. to II. Elk, I77l.
c. A. LEPPERT. GA / st. NV.
COUNTER statesmen WANTED, ex.
perienced, to sell sporting goods
Do not apply unless you have had
actual sales experience in sportipe
goods. and are willing to work Ap-
ply at 933 g st. NV. LIZ
Apply O'DCNNELL'S RESTAURANT,
10OT y ct N W Goo Mrc Monra 4 (
Evening star., 1951-04-15
HELP MEN Cont,

CLERKS, age 21-32, tc
90 : 5arlod phase OF accounting
work. Good opportunity for some
one studyi,1r accounting, Starting
salary. S20S per no., 1921 in !
months. O.ne., periodic increases
i-day. 40-Pour week. Apply en-
nlovment offics WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT CO., 1100 Goth st. NV
Mon. through Fri. $40 am, to 8
pm.
AIR DUCT installation mechanics
and helpers: good pay. steady work
SOLAR HEATING CO.. INC. OW
Evening star., 1951-04-15
DRIVER R-SALESMAN

DRIVER R-SALESMAN
Retail ice cream vending route; =
the right man. Apply to 8
pm. No phone calls.
Jack & Jill Ice Cream Co.
Oil Second st. NE.
DRIVERS SOLICITOR for dry cleaning
ply ASTORIA CLEANERS 1859 New
Hampshire ave-, Takoma Park. Md,
DRUG CLERK, experienced, for down
town drugstore. no evenings or Sum-
day work; good hrs. and pay; good
aDpg TsseTsRfss DRGa s TeauffeSs fes
DRUG CLERK, middle aged. 10 yrs.
exper. or more; permanent position
good pay, bonus once a year; local
refs. 70 2-5300. DR.. CROSS.
DRUG CLERKS, exper. desired but
tions. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES Employment ONCE, n P st
DRuG CLERK, young man With
ninss; RUST MANOR PHARMACY
ELECTRiCiANs. mechanics and help
ers; D. c, license; steady work; new
construction. State exper. and salary
Desired Call 81. 494S. --I5
lELECTRONIC technician. settled. over
35. capable of looking oyer, propos-
ing on installations. checking PA
systems and recorders; also oppor-
tunity for experienced man taking
over ideally located shop concession.
Apply 226 ELECTRONICS. 1913
IELEECCHTiRSoNiCs TEcHNICIANs and
wiremen. Excellent pay. very un-
usual opportunity. JACOBS IN
STRUMENT CO.. Bethesda. Md.
ENGINEER, experienced. white. for
heavy oil: Apartment end salary.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
ABBEY PERSONNEL,

Secys., many openings. to $4,000.
Secy., legal, $4,000.
Secy., association, S3.400.
Secy., international co.. S3,400.
Secy.. educational organ. $4,000.
Secy.. editorial office, S2,700.
". stenogs., typists. to $1,000.
Beginner typists, S42.50.
Clerk-typtst, to 500.
Mail clerks. $35.
File clerks, oppor. adv. S31.
Bookkprs, and assistants, $50 UP.
Cashiers. sos
Credit interviewer. S45.
Case workers. soc. serv.. M "A. excel.
Mattresses. excellent tips. $50.
Hotel maids, S125 plus.
Dietician. restr., exp, 500.
Med. techs. $3.50.
Nurses. graduate, S225.
Nurses, practical, S175 plus.
COLORED-WOMEN
Fountain girls. attrac., S35.
Shirt press operators. top pay.
SIX finishers, top pay.
clerk-typists, $50.
Craftsmen. mech, cleo, $4,000.
Bookkprs.. $50 UP.
Clerk-typists. $50.
Receiving clerks. groc. exp. sos.
Recent h. S. Frads., many openings.
Multilith operators, exp, $4,000.
CREDIT invc@t., undc- %, start S220.
Rte. statesmen. whlse. gro, sos plus.
Statesmen, many openings. top pay.
Clerks, .copywriter. adv, 50 500.
Order clerk, paper exp. st. $50.
Collectors, 500.
Mathematics majors. $500.
fANY OTHER EXCEL. POSITIONS
10 14th st. NV, Rm. 800. ST. O19O.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
HELP MEN

AUTO PARTS MAN-Opportunit for
man. experienced In GIN parts coun-
ter work. Apply in person. See Mr.
Lord. ADDISON CHEVROLET. 14th
AUTO PARTs COUNTER MAN-Ex-
perienced, Mopar Parts; permanent
position to dependable worker; 81
daS wk.; paid vacation; W.A.TA.
hospitalization: salary discussed
with interview. See Mr.. Gearhart.
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. Chrysler-
Plymouth. 4100 Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
DISTRICT
MANAGER

National corporation is seeking QUAIL
ihed man under so with back
ground OF experience in hiring and
training sales people to take over
partially established organization In
local territory. This is an attrac-
i've permanent opportunity that
will provide substantial and non.
seasonal earnings based on com
missions, oYerwrites, training fees
md bonuses. with drawing account
sales force maintained by syste-
matte program of hiring, training
and guidance. Home owners pro-
yided with much-wanted service
terial shortages. Send summary
OF business experience to MR., w.
" COLBY. Box 202. Newark, New
York State.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the County School Board of Fairfax
County. Virginia. at the ONCE Of Supt.
Virginia, until ,d2, y noon 100. 49,. D.s;T..
struction Of additions and altera-
tions to Burke School and addition
to Groveton School, Fairfax County.
Virginia. at which. time and place
they will be publicly opened and
Plans, specifications and contract
documents are open to public in
spection at the ONCE of Supt. v.
T. Woodson, Fairfax c., H., Va, or
may be obtained at the ONCE of
street, Richmond, Virginia, upon de-
post of $1,000 each. Deposits for
plans. specifications, and forms OF
proposals will be refunded to each
bidder upon the return of same in
good condition within ten days after
than actual bidders will be charged
q fiat fee of $1,000 each.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check not less than 5eo OF
the base bid or acceptable bidder S
bond, not less than So of the base
Board of Fairfax County.
No bid may. be withdrawn after the
scheduled closing time for the re-
ceipt of bids for a period of thirty
The owner reserves the right to re-
General and subcontractors win be
REQUIRED to be registered under the
State law governing the registration
Of general contractors
w. T.. WOoDSoN.
aotb.22 eupefintendent.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
ALEXANDRIA AREA
aI1 KING ST. ALEX: AL. 7022
U. S. EMPL. SERVICE

U. S. EMPL. SERVICE
Dist. of Col.
Clerical and Professional once.
Old Post ONCE Bldg.
ais 18th st. NV.
NO FEES.
MALE-FEMALE.
Applica tions wanted for
CLERICAL.
Clerk traintees (bankl, bookkeepers
I'd. e.l, bookkeeping, dictaphone, key
punch talpha.) and tabulating mach
opers., drafting trainees. messengers,
secretaries, stenographers. TWISTS,
varitypists. teletype trainees, tele-
phone opeators and trafic emu
'' PROFESSIONAL.
Aerodynamists, case workers and
supvrs., industry an
alysts fexp. production various
nelds). dietitians, craftsmen, dupli.
eating representatives, engineers fall
fields. equipment specialists. food
supervisors fhome &c. degree), in
structors tautomotiye or. account
siflers.. public health officers, recre-
ational theraptsts and workers
safety engineer (marine). statis-
ticians, supply cataloguers, weather
observers OVERSEAS
pointment clerk tmarine). cargo
loading planners, case workers
supvrs, claims examiner. clerk
stenographers. clerk-typists, cleo
tronic technicianS. employe relations
assistant engineers and craftsmen,
investigator. marine engineer. ma
rine transport specialist. naval
architect. placement officer, plan
rers and estimators. procurement Of
ficer. recreational therapists and
workers. secretaries ship oper.. engr
specialist, shorthand reporter. traffic
manager. Other positions daily. Do
not telephone. 30
Evening star., 1951-04-15
CREDIT MANAGER

Progressive TV sales organization de-
sires young man between 1886 with
finance experience; excellent oppor-
Worth between 9-10:30 or 2-6 at
MUNTZ TV, INC.
B16 eth ct. Sc, II. 7-95S3. --iB
Evening star., 1951-04-15

When answerinD Advertisements
addressed to Star bo1es do NOT
tncIose original references. photo
gYdphs or other materials OF per-
sordl Udlae. Copies serve the pnr-
pose and ORIGINALS may Get lost.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
] time, 3sc per line.
3 to times consecutively, 35c pei
line.
= times consecutively, 33c per line
Special Notices and Personal, sc pei
line additional.
New Automobiles 55c per line, 4-line
minimum
Four Lines (Minimum)
Evening star., 1951-04-15
COUNTER MEN

Sober, reliable. for summer Job al
busy snack bar: openings on morning
or evening shift. GOVT. SERVICES
INC. 1135 21st st. NV. If
COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN, ex.
periencedd, local reference. day OF
night Job. BASSIN'S, 1920 Penn
ave. NV EX ql4O If
Evening star., 1951-04-15
ACCOUNTANT

With insurance brokerage and ad-
justment experience: C.P.A. pre-
ferred: familiar with the records
and controls necessary fol-. a COM
pany doing body and paint work
: for insurance companies; excellent
salary to start, with bonus for good
work Box 280-R. Star.
SCHOOL GRADUATE
or student to assist in office. Splen-
did opportunity for promotion. See
Mr.. Maloney. MALONEY'S, INC.
Sl26 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
ADHJSTER

The Allstate Insurance Company (or-
ganized by Sears. Roebuck & Co.
has an opening in its Washington
claim Office for an aggressive man.
20 to So with liability claim adjust
mobile repairs is desirable but not
essential. Must have car. Good
starting salary and splendid ad-
yancement opportunity. Employment
benefits include profit sharing. group
life ana disqualification insurance.
Call MR.. HERTING. Sterling 3191.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

CLERK for storeroom. white; 8 am
ARhToN sHR RofEf REfs 1sth aPDs and s'fxaad s,s
CLERK for price marking dept
Young man, permanent position
company benefits. Call AT 1400
for appt. at HECHINGER CO.. 18th
AMI H st ne is
CLERK for general once work: typins
CLERK. part-time, for liquor store;
experienced only Apply in person
A. a. A. LIQUOR STORE. 1911 Pa
ave. NV
Evening star., 1951-04-15

AT ONCE!
MEDICAL. DENTAL, HOSPITAL
CHOICE OPENINGS
Med. secyS., dr.'s Office S2,65o ur
Med. techns., exp. to 81, 500
Dental secyS.-assts. (6) Open
MANY OTHER OPENINGS
Professional Personnel
Bureau
1742 K ST. NV. ME. 1892.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
HELP MEN
ACADEMIC TEACHER
Dart Time

College graduate, with ability 10
teach academic subject, wanted by
a local private school for part-time
tutoring. state education, expert
ence and references. Write Box
419-Y Star. -16
BIlRNER, to cut scrap
iron and do general work in scrap
yard. ALEXANDRIA JUNK CO.. 400
So. Patrick ST.. Alex. --15
ACCOUNTANT. junior, for CPA office,
diversified experience. State age,
education. exp. Box 3S1-V, Star.
ACCOUNTANT. Junior. for cPA. State
experience and salary expected.
Boy Boz, 158-R, "a S, Star. ,719
junior; for local CPA office. Reply
stating qualifications and exper.,
salary open. Box Ally. Star. or
telephone ME- 3431 -l5
ACCOUNTANTS, junior and senior.
for local CPA firm. Apply in own
handwriting stating age, exper.,
draft and marital status, salary ex-
pected B0x o2Q-V Star -15
Evening star., 1951-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

"ANNUAL MEETING OF SHARE.
HOLDERS washington Permanen,
Building Association will be held al
the once. 629 F Street. Northwest
May 2. 1851, at 800 P M, for elec.
tion of OfhcerS and Directors. anc
any other business that might come
before the Shareholders. Polls oper
from 1000 AM. to 200 PM
JULIUS A. MAEDEL. Secretary.
PLASTERERS-Members of Local 90
There will be special meeting. per-
tanning to a new agreement Thurs
day. April 19. 1851. at 8 pm, al
l4O3 N. Capitol st. JOSEPH T
THOMPSON. Secretary.
ACCOUNTANT-Bo services
all taxes, auditS, statements. Long
exp. Reas. fee. Box 500-X. Star.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. bookkeeping
and tax service: $40 per month up
ST. 624S or 10. 2-72S7.
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR o.
Internal Revenue. Baltimore, Md
Tie following described persona.
property. seized from Lillian M
Beard. 7400 Alaska avenue NV
Washington, D. c., under warrant
for distraint issued against Samue.
R. and Lillian M. Beard for non
payment of assessed taxes due. will
be sold as provided by Section $500,
Internal Revenue Code of the United
States; at public auction on No Tues IS
at Toms Auto Service. 637 N st
NV, Washington, D. C. This sale
will be held on the second floor OF
roof parking section of this concern.
1-I940 Cadillac. used, 4-door Sc
dan. serial No. 7320595. -16