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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION

zed L, Williams, zed L; Williams. Jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers,
Large 10-piece walnut dim
ing room suite, maple bed
room suite with twin beds.
complete burl walnut bed
room suite, blonde oak bed
room suite, maple and other
breakfast sets, odd sofas,
odd living room and lounge
chairs, good studio, very
good odd dressers, vanities
and chifforobes, antique
tall pier mirror, maple and
mahogany coffee, lamp and
end tables, walnut secretary
desk, Circasian walnut
bedroom suite with tall pos
ter bed, "Chippendale" high
back fireside win gb a C k
chair, carved apiece down
cushion living room suite,
congoleum kitchen and gen.
eral purpose 9X12 rugs.
M CoV ~ nv
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ASSEMBLIES. for work on defense
material. Apply 6S25 Reed ST.
Bethesda. Nd. topp. B. & o. freight
station, of Bethesda ave.).
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CASHIER-CLERK for large Chevro-
let dealer in Hyattsville. Md 5h-
days. group disqualification. paid
vacation, new bldg. Apply w. F.
BEAUCHAMP. ,5710 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsyille. Md. --2S
CASHIER-CLERK for service depart
r1ent of Ford dealer. Quick and ac-
curate at figures. S45 for 5ha-day
week; Apply to A: r. Miller,
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.. 800
Bladensburg I'd. ne. rs
CAR WASHER, experienced, handy
around gas stations. Good salary.
CoNNORS. INC, 2721 Naylor I'd.
Sc. .
CHAUFFEUR with houseman sexperi-
ence; please do not reply unless you
have your own uniform, Al Wash
ington references. exactly this exper-
fence. Very little night driving, 5ra-
day position weekly. Salary, $50.
Phone Sun, EN-. 1854; Mon, Elk.
1918.
CHEF. responsible; salary plus bonus;
Silver Spring area. Sun. phone ST.
2Q37: week days, ST. 1914
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A Big Opportunity lFl

Executive seey.. col. ed. Sd. 900
Legal secy with pep ----S So. 800
Asso. Secy., under 35 $500
Private secy. fast adv. 5 d. S65
Hotel secy.. snappy 1915
Vacation open. S1.75 to 1928 hr.
Part-time secretaries. am. and pm.
Steno. -bookkpr., real estate $3.50
Constr. secy.. 5 d. $3.50 up
Mfg. rep. excl. personality $500
Hundreds of others-Est 80 yrs.
Visit Miss Lee or Miss Grant NOW.
MA. 2340.
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
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INVESTIGATOR - Lead
ing financial institution desires man
who can develop into branch man
ager; interesting work: excel. oppor-
tun!ty Must have car. See Mr..
Owen. LENDERS. INC. 3101 Naylor
I'd. Sc.
AGENCY MESSENGER
Here's a real opportunity for
some one who wants to learn adver-
Using; plenty Of chances for ad-
vancement; only neat, reliable young
men need apply. Mr. Linkins, KAL,
ENRICH & MERRICK. 314 Star
Building. 30
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HELP MEN
BOOKKEEPER

Experienced double-entry
bookkeeper, able to take off
trial balance. Good work.
ing conditions; excellent
chance for advancement.
Vacation with pay. Other
benefits. Apply in person.
1923 9Th st. NV. MR.. TAYLOR
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CARPENTERS
One of the oldest building organiza-
lions. in the District of Columbia has
openings for a few good carpenters
whom they expect to keep steadily
employed They are offering top
wages for good men. Please call
OR. 4464 and talk to Mr. Machir or
Mr.. Spano, CT come to 1870 Massa-
chuSettS ave. nv. before am.
Bring your, tools ard they will put
YOU to- work.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts. Sprlne Valley & Sumner
1870 MASSACHUSETTS Ave NV %
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HELP MEN

ELEVATOR STARTER, white, age Ak
10 6Oi good appearance; exper. pref
1OS. KASS BLDG. iii i4th ST n NV W.
ENGINEER. operating for refrigeration
plant in fur storage SECURITY
STORAGE, 1140 18th st. NV. 20
ENGINEER, Bird. class or better; al
ternate shifts. Reply Box 37S-Y,
Stdr rs
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CLERK
COLLECTOR

OOLLECION
For active accounts. Vaca-
ton with pay, car allowance
Must have good car. Apply
in person, 723 9th st. NV.
MR.. KAY.
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shorthand and typing and do admin
istratiye work. Phone ST. 1852 or
write Box 2S2-E. Star. -2S
BUTCHER-Experlenced and sober;
sss a6 pay. :, POINTERS = Y MAR *.
ply NORMANDY MARKET. sos
cABiNETMaKEER, mill work; union
shop. HESLOP LUMBER AND MILL
WORK CO, Ma: 4451. -27
cAhIN mem s aapaBs 6 2 ien ell or around
chine work; must be Experienced.
AMco MILL WORK & LUMBER
Co. 1901 Benning road ne. LII.
CAMERA SALESMAN. with some ex-
perience in Photography. ROBBINS
CAMERA SHOP 529 14th st. NV
CAMP COUNCILOR-Young man. for
children's salt water camp in Maine;
should be handy with tools; state
qualifications and telephone. P. o.
Box 1925: Washington, D. C.
opening for a good car washer
ferred but not essential Excellent
salary to start. Permanent position
See Mr.: Michaelson after 8 am.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC, 1871
~ bsIa1tenSpurg re-: ne. .-.
top psy TAk4N h 8RobP PrO st.
INC. North on Old Bladensburg I'd
from Four Corners to Scully dr..
left to, Rosewood office. SH. 9554;
after pm. GE, 0SS4 rs
CARPENTERS with car; steady work.
ggood pay. Apply 93l New York ave,
CARPENTERS wanted for residen-
tial construction; around Chevy
Chase and NV. Call OIL. 31S2 from
4 pm. to 8 pm. ~
CARPENTERS-Finis work only Re-
port to MR., RUSH. 30l Highland
cHRpE EiERSp to Mr.. Foard
J. B. TIFFEY lob at 1st and Taus-
cARPENTERs. rough and trim. top
wage. year-'round work for reliable
men in residential construction.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. Call OR.
CARPENTERs: steady work in nearby
Arl, MAGAZINE BROS. BUILDERS
CARPENTERS, white. top wages for
Al MECHANICS on residential work.
Cal. Mr. WILSON, Ii. 4-63S4. ~
CARPENTERS. rough, trim. and car
p pen Ts,l HELPERS Apply at Lasails
rds.. Hyattsvilie. Nd. a6th and
Rittenhouse SITS. NV; Washington,
CaRPENTERs-Two or 3 good rough
or finishing men for year-around
work at leading seashore resort;
cool in summer, mild in winter;
SAB after o pm. 80
CARPENTERS, experienced men; top
wages, long Job; 6-day week. Call
AID. 1170. 20
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

NO GAHCI 1GIICG necessary
Small loan business; one who is in
terested in excellent future with new
and aggressive company; must have
car. Phone JU. 7-6l17. Ask for
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HELP MEN Cont

ASSISTANT GARDENER. part time;
hr. daily. 4512 Leland ST.. Be-
thesda. %
ASSISTANT JANITOR, one who can
operate elevator; hrs. am. to $3.50
pm, Va day Sat. See resident man
ager at 1914 Mass. ave. NV.
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NO FEE JOBS
DESIGNERS

DESIGNERS
STRUCTURAL, steel, ST. $1,000
25-50ee overtime.
ME-. exper. design material handling
equipment; conveyors, etc $1,000
AERONAUTICAL, power plants,
transmission, electrical. landing
gear, rotor, controls, fuselage and
fixed equipment, weights and stress
engineers, fiieht test analysis and
q large. number Of positions for
mechanical drafting field; top sal
aries with overtime based with ex-
perience.
E. E. CRAFTSMAN
Exper. bldg. service entrance equip
ment' power and lighting distribu-
PIPING CRAFTSMAN
Exper. plumbing. heating acceptable,
FIELD ENGINEERS, G. E.
Must have exper. heavy construction
FEE JOBS
PHYSICIST
Electronic background, qualified
project eneineer to 50 900
ECONOMIST
35-45, preferable some4 exper. in in
ternational relations and with prov
en- editorial ability to $4,000
CRAFTSMAN
Mechanical. efectro-mechanical de-
vices to 5000
SHIPPING CLERK
Under 80. must be exper. and IA
miliar with local TRUCKING recnrds
and etc. to $4,000
CLAIMS ADJUSTER
Auto. 2 yrs exper. 900
WOMEN
lSEGRETARY, legal. exper. $1,000
|REccEPTIoNIsT-TYpIsT 5000 5000
WALTER Fl. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 6l2 wash. Bldg,
18th and N. Y. ave. NV, ST. 9442.
Open daily, 0:30-5:30; closed Sat.
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DISTRICT MANAGER

DRAFTSMAN-Electronic manufac-
turer has opening for craftsman
experienced in work to military
specificationss; Opportunity. for
eScelent possS dss for w sg.n sad
TRoNIc EABoRA TORIES NC.
LIB Kalorama I'd. NV. ~
DRIVER, part time. for private
school bus, colored or white. Approx.
$40 pm. DAYS per wk.: S160
per mo. Gail GIL. 1900. o am. to 5
DRIVER for wholesale dry cleaning
plant; good pay. sAFEWAY CLEAN
Frs; rear 1925 Ga. ave.
D sasr2 s ass cleaning so aelyery Good
DRIVER for wholesale supply bust
ness; must be honest and depend
able; Apply 623 H st. NV. go
DRIVER Isn to deliver salads. Apply
DRIvERs-Tro" drive cabs in Arlins.
ton. All cabs equipped with 2-way
radios and taxi meters. Apply ARL
S SJTY sS SAB. 1126 N. Hudson st.
DRIVER. colored, 1850 Plymouth
DRIVERS %AS sfH sTt paasins "a
RACES and lots; good hours, good
pay. chance for advancement; also
Decentralization and insurance bene-
nts for permanent employees. See
Mr.. MOORE, 1419 Eye st. NV. Do
DRIVERS WANTED-Men or women,
fup or part time. age 1880: good
pay. All you need is q drivers
permit. we teach you the rest. VEL
LOW CAB, Silver Spring. 81. 1921
DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
reasonable rental rates See Melvin
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U. S. Empl. Service
Trades Industrial once
SOB Z st: NV.

0U3 K st. NV.
NO FEES
MALE-FEMALE
olsnwashers. male; kitchen helpers
MAZE. counterman - counterwomcn;
soda dispensers. male-femaIe; cash.
Ter. restaurant expr,: cooks, male;
apply restaurant division. Auto
body men. tools required; auto
mechanics, tools; carpenters. tools;
electricians, D. C. license; machin-
Isl yrs. exper.; painters, yrs.
refr.; truck drivers. D. c. perrrft:
auto service station attendant, d. G
permit. Apply industrial division,
Other Jobs Daily
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ADJUSTOR

Outside collection man for large in.
vestment company; college back.
ground or experience pref; car ano
car allowance furnished; hospita
and insurance benefits. Cali ST
1900 for appt. 81
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

COLoRED CLERKS. typists. stenog..
file clerks; men. women. HUI. 3440.
QUALITY EMPL 1927 Ga. ave. NV.
%"
COOKS-MAIDS (best). S27-S42 wkly
. Chef cooks, S45-S70 Helpers. Wait
QUALITY EMPL.. 1927 Ca. ave NV.
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PeT60hnel Services, 6l2 Wash. Bldg. !,
18th and N. Y. ave. NV, ST. GAP.
Open daily. 9:30-5:30; closed Sat.
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AUTO MECHANIC
$75 WEEK GUARANTEED

Jobs available for sober. steady men
at modern and largest independent
garage in Alex. Excellent working
conditions, also lockers and showers.
PYLON MOTORS. INC. $50 No.
Henry ST., Alex. See Mr.. Costs. OV.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
AMER. u. PARK AREA
NEAR ST. ANN'S CHI.
6 RMS. $13 .D0D

Semidet. stucco in renovated condi-
ton; lge. fenced yard. garage, bsmt.:
near transp.. shopping: terms.
4716 ASBURY PL. NV.
One Of Washington's older. digpified
homes; well built; large. det. shingle
house: & large rms. fireplace, porch;
very large lot, 60x120 IT.; pantry,
convertible to bath; very reasonable
terms; near Davenport, 49th st.
MR.. HOME OWNER
We have clients desiring homes in
American y. and adjacent Md sec
tion, with oil cash and immediate
Gibraltar Realty, DI. $500
Evening star., 1951-04-22

illness has forced the successful Wash
tngton FormStone Franchiser to re-
tire from business. The washington
Franchise territory is one of the
most profitable in the entire country
for nationally known FormStone.
Hundreds Of FormStone applications
on Washington homes and business
places since 1887 are the foundation
for further healthy growth in this
area. Now is the beginning of the
best season for FormStone applica-
tion. A sound. profitable year-round
business. This opportunity is for
exclusive franchise in Washington
territory to apply Americas finest
real-stone surface treatment. $4,000
will, purchase this top-flight fran
chise. $4,000 minimum additional
capital II be available to operate the
business. The FormStone Co. is
willing Immediately to spend $1,000
to announce the transfer of this val
ued franchise. Write fully, in con-
fidence. Don't phone. Appointment
will be arranged. Attention: Mr.. L.
A. Knight, National Manager. THE
FORMSTONE Co, 200 SO. Franklin
town rd.. Baltimore 23, Maryland.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
9-RM. BRICK HOME
Suitable for Dentist, Doctor
or Family

3 bedrms. l full bath and Q half
baths, large liv. rm. with fireplace.
din. rm., modern kit, newly deco
rated, includes stove, eft. Admiral
refgr. with freezing locker, GE
dishwasher and disposal. ample cup
one-hah bath on LIST a., with pvt.
entrance, clothes press; 2 large bed.
rms. upstairs, tile bath, shower. ter
race level incl. Va bath. beautifully
dec. recreation rm. in marine motif
with murals hand painted by Beck
man; 2 rms. suitable for small apt. or
dr.. dentist Office with pvt side en-
trance. House has excellent oak
floors, slate roof. storm doors,
Misunderstanding, television aerial,
oil heat. insulation. brass hardware
throughout; clothes press adjoining
vestibule and telephone nook; beau
tiful pvt. grounds, approx. 100xS0,
Handicapped with large variety shrub
berry and flowers. incl. roses, azaleas,
spirea, pink dogwood and hedge
15 IT. in height, insuring privacy;
flagstone walk and pergola over
looking Sligo Creek parkway; ga.
rage and cement driveway. 2 blocks
theater, Peoples drug store; 3 min.
from Naval Ordnance Lab: near
schools; house In excel. repair,
Owner leaving city; Priced at
S27, 800 for immediate sale by
owner. BY appointment only. 81.
6429. -23
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OPEN SUNDAY, Q TO PM.
5oe7 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Semidetached duplex aot. Home and
income r'rc in tst-a ant. let
rent Of 2nd A. apt. carry expenses
after down payment. Both apts.
completely private. Gas h.-w.h. Pos
session. Mr.. Segal. RA. 413a.
MARSHALL i. WAPLE 70.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1951-04-22

NV. BR1GrTwooD-Brick R-rm
horne with nice front porch and two
rear porehes. Built-in garage. Owner
has kent this home in Immaculate
cond. M. 1880
CONGRESS REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

5-BEDRooM ONLY S17.500
Spacious older home in conv, section:
liv. room with fireplace, din. room,
kit. laree pantry. recep. hell, bsnnt.
gnrage. beaut. con1. cox a. CO
ST., n7TS Mrs Stickel RA R9r.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

UNIVERSITY PARK, near
St Anne's, A det. corner home with
porches hv. room, din. room, kit.
With beautiful pine paneled break
last room on 1st floor: 4 bedrooms
hs-ot,. Anchor fenced yard Please
call Mrs. Taylor ewes, OR. 264S,
with INEZ CUSHARD. OR. 1899.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

SERVICE STA.-HOME!
Exclusive value: main hwy. onlv o5
miles to Washington: well est b :.
doing excellent volume business
modern 2-pumn ~as station with
eouipment included; %ell-bullt pvt.
home. 8 rms. bath. new oil hfatin~
system, new h.-w. heater. new elcc
range, refg.. beautifully landscaued'
2 acres; illness only reason In- sell
c. r. Penberton. 10s CROYDON court.
Apt. 4. Silver Spring, Nd. Phone
Juniper 7-fS172 s -
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HOME BEAUTIFUL

with library, powder room, large
liv. rm.. guest-size din. rm.. all
electric kit, breakfast rm.,. lovely
porch; large bedrms.. baths. den
on 2nd; maids rm. on 3rd.; apt.
over 2-car garage; rec. rn. in bsnt.;
beautiful, well-landscaped grounds.
Exclusive with RIGGS d CO.. EN-.
2345 or OIL. 1918.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
A substantial det. brick home on
excel level Anchor-fenced lot. En-
trance hall. liv. rn. wffirepl., din.
powder rm. on 1st a.: 8 bedrms
and hath on 2nd A. Ewes. please
call Mrs. Tombaugh. wO. 1904, with
NEz CUSHARD, Realtor. OR. 1892.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

AlGAb40 L 11NoO S\J1LI.
HU. 1898, Day or Night.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Brand-new and ready for immediate
occupancy, beautiful two-story and
basement detached brick, exception
2h baths, gear garage, deep lot,
trees. choice neighborhood, close to
Chevy Chase Circle and every con-
venience. 1880 Legation st. NV. Very
reasonably priced for this distinctive
home. $4,000 down payment. Open
to $50 daily. OWNER, HI. 3643.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

UPPER 18th ST. NV.
This beautiful home has quality and
lge. rooms not frequently found in
q row house. Large liv. and din. rm.
den, spacious kit, 3 lge. bdrms.. 9
baths. stairs leading to ficored att'~
trade. A real buy in fine neighbor-
hoou. Mr.. Guynn, FM. 7792
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
! 224 14th St., NV. DI. 334e
Evening star., 1951-04-22

VARIETY and gift store, very. thicklv
populated neighborhood and heavy
transient section; annual Business
: over S66 900: low overhead; wonder
Fful possibilities; priced reasonably
and terms.
service; one of the finest equipped
stores; very large; weekly BURNERS.
So. 900; can do much more; IA -tnf rs
cannot agree reason for selling;
reasonably priced and terms to suit
able purchaser.
Liouor store; weekly business, $4,000:
Substantial cash needed; shown by
appointment only. NATHAN SILVER,
NE. 2151: ewes. and Sundays, WI
Evening star., 1951-04-22

SETTLING EsTATE-4r24 7th: a
real buy. 6-rr,. brick. oil: possession
Irsnnrt hv an~+ CAUSS, or. 10"
27T ALBANY AvE.-A det. white brk
on Pm attractive lot. containing 2
bedrms.. 2 baths. powder room. built
in garage modern kit. cony located
on $3.50 or PA. 1063. j. NELSON
HUGHES. 1920 Conn. ave. NV,
OR. 3440. "a
ON 18th ST., nr. DecatuF-9-year-oi
det. brick Colonial. center-hall plan.
6-rns.. 2B baths, fireplace, screened
porch. attic. RA. 4422 -25
Evening star., 1951-04-22

AN S-ROOM
2ath and half. semidetachad brick
home, with income possibilities. at
only S15.750; terms available. This
is let of horea for the menev,
Please call Mr.. Forkish, TU. 2100;
ewes: GE. 1888, AVON SHOCKEY.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

ROCK CREEK PARK
1871 so. PORTAL DR..
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL s
Mastery. designed custom-built home
situated high above Rock Greek Park
with commanding view.
First floor: Lovely entrance hall, step
down living room with modernistic
glass brick frepl., large guest sized
dining room, kitchen with everything
including snack bar and breakfast
nook. buffers pantry with built-in
deep-freeze, and powder room; huge
covered patio at rear of home.
Second floor: Spiral stairway to q
master suite consisting of bedroom,
large sitting room and HOLLYWOOD
bath; 2 other twin-sized bedrooms
Basement: Game room with billiard
table. recr. room with firepl. and
bar; maids room and bath, boiler
room, laundry. room, built-in garage.
Large lovely Handicapped lot,
Priced at S52.750, which Is below
present reproduction cost.
Directions: Out 10th st. NV. to
left to home,
Evening star., 1951-04-22

cUsToM-BUILT RAMBLERs
You can build your own home and
have the services of our experience
in financing. architectural advice.
securing Of lot loc. free estimates.
etc. by bonded builder. Call US
NICHOLSON, q to &, OR. 31Ts;
after 8 u.nl co 0o75 -o2
Evening star., 1951-04-22
CHEVY CHASE VICINITY.
Wash. Cathedral
"A HOME OF DISTINCTION"

CHEVY CHASE, d. G.
tttractive, modern Colonial brick in
the incest section of Chevy Chase;
z rooms. 3 bedrooms, Q baths, pam
eled den. elaborate kitchen, lovely
recreation room; b.-i garage; large
Handicapped lot. This is a lovely
BY appointment only. Cali Mr..
Haines. DU. $3.50 with BETHEL,
1915 < st. NV. DI. 31OO. "a
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CORNER 9th AND ASpEN-1st floor
bedroom and full bath. lsrge livinr
room. dining room and kitchen:
bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor: ful'
basement: garage. M. Watts, OR
57eI. DRURY REALTY CORP. MI
Evening star., 1951-04-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RoOMING AND L.H.K. APTS.--15
rooms, 3ts baths, oil heat: rent.
S14l.35 mo-; 11th Sta nr. E Cap
itol st: s.e.; income quote S,Ss mo.
plus living quarters: asking ST 800
Evening star., 1951-04-22

IL ROOMS, 5-YR. LEASE
Rent. S125; very clean; near Clifton
and 18th NV: owner says income is
$3.50 monthly: full price. S3,S00;
terms, Call Mr.. Fliesher.
LANE PASTOR. EX. 2555
The Arizona post., 1951-04-06
Al and Temple Plan
Holiday SederS

Temple Emanuel will hold a
family Seder April 20 at the Tenn
pie. Reservation deadline for
members and friends is April l3
after which it will be open to
the public. Dinner will be served
at $50 pm. with Rabbi Albert
Bilgray conducting the service.
Charge is $3.75 plate.
Anshei Israel congregation has
tentative plans to hold two Sc
ders, April 20 and 81, open to the
public. Rabbi Breger and Cantor
Falkow will conduct the service,
Charge for the Passover Seder
dinner is $5. for one night and
SO. for two. For children under
10, charge is $3.75. Reservations
must be made by April 9.
The Arizona post., 1951-04-06
A Fine Orchestra But

The Israel Philharmonic has left the U. on its way home,
returning audiences whose loyalty and longevity probably
the world Indeed standing argument
the Israel whether 1t is
those who have always had hcketwhch
invariably be allowed to to concerts
But even group apparently has had its grievances One
Jerusalem Post recently that he
was tired of always seeing the people the concerts
breathing down the back OF my neck
now for complained "And in front OF me IS
always of the most unexpected
works. and he conducts all the time, and ms vile IS
Next to me is woman whom have, to speak, attended
through at the end OF row IS couple
who have minutes late since 1888 None
of us bother to sit down until they still like the
rsic but I'd like new audience beginning to look
- - Israel Speaks.
The Arizona post., 1951-04-06
Temple Plans
Annual Session

Members of Temple Emanuel
are invited to attend a dinner as
the guest of the board of direc-
tors, proceeding the annual con-
gregation meeting at the Temple
April 9. Following dinner mem
bers of the senior dramatic group
will entertain with a playlet
Kings or Better" Rabbi Albert
Bilgray will make his report as
will Mark Klafter, the president.
Hyman Myerson will present the
budget for the year beginning
May l. Elmer Present will be
given citation in recognition of
more than two decades of service
to the Temple. He was president
for almost ten years.
Joe Myerson, chairman of the
nominating committee, will pres
ent slate of officers. These are:
pres, Mark Klafter; vice-pres.,
David A. Bloom, Jr.; sec., Mrs.
Jack Nevins; treas, DR.. Melvin
Halpern; to the board for three
years: Sam R. Kaufman, Aaron
Levy, Jack Nevins, Edward Smot-
kin, DR.. Leonard Weiner.
The Arizona post., 1951-04-06
BBW Plans Card &
Nah Jongg Party

Next Bnai Birth Women's af-
fair is a card party April IA at
the Center. 1t will afford the COM
munity pleasant social evening.
All the popular card games will
be played as well as Nah Jongg.
Guests should bring their own
cards.
Mrs. John Arden is chairman,
in charge of tickets are Mines.
Celia Kwass, Samuel Schultz.
Mrs. Morris Podolsky is f o o d
chairman. Admission includes
refreshments. Friends of Bnal
Birth and visitors are extended
a special invitation.
The Arizona post., 1951-04-06
Religious Schools
Announce Seders

Religious school of Temple
Emanuel will hold a practice
Seder" for students of both the
Saturday and Sunday classes on
April Is at the Temple. Children
will participate in the Seder and
it will be sponsored by the Sister
hood with Mrs. Herman Berlin in
charge of the hostesses.
Cong. Anshei Israel holds
model Seder the same morning
at 1890 for it's students. Place
settings are had for each child
who is served the traditional SYM
bolic foods and participates in the
full service. Sisterhood and PTA
will be hostess.
On the Sunday preceding Pass
over students of Young Israel
Synagogue will gather with Jer-
ONE Lederer as leader for a Sc
der service. Norman Kaderlan
will ask the four Questions. The
Kiddush will be recited in He
brew by Eddie Steinman.