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UJA BUDGET Voted
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of the UJA to administer the new
Israel financial program.
Morgenthau stressed the impor-
tance of Israel as an ally of the
democratic forces. He declared:
81 fervently believe that the re-
construction of Israel and its con-
solidation economically and mill
tarily as a strong arm of democ-
racy and as an ally of the United
States in our common objective
of human freedom and world
peace represents a major obliga-
ton Of American Jewry. In these
days of anxiety and crisis for the
democratic world, Israel must be
strengthened to preserve the Jew
ish people and to help preserve all
the values and all the ideals which
are so dear to mankind"
Rescue Efforts Pledged
At the same session Moshe
Sharett, Israel Foreign Minister,
told the delegates that "Israel
would do everything in its power
to save Jews for freedom so long
as fear, misery and homelessness
remain their lot in other parts of
the world"
The foreign minister declared
that Israers immigration and re-
settlement programs must be die
tated "by the dire need of the
Jewish masses which stream into
the country. And stream into Is
rael they will so long as they will
continue to be driven by misery
and by fear, so long as they will
continue to be drawn to Israel by
the promise, the hope of a life of
freedom, dignity and productiv-
ity."
Describing Israels efforts to
achieve production to facilitate the
country's ability to absorb the
hundreds of thousands of new
comers pouring into the Jewish
state, Sharett said:
"Tsrael is crying for technical
know-how. 1t is crying out above
all for capital to be invested il
production, to provide immediate
employment to people, to reduce
our dollar shortage, to increase
our exports, to reduce our imports
by manufacturing them on the
spot for the local market. That i:
the crying need. 1t is challenge
it is a constructive challenge. Lee
US hope it will be answered in in
creasing measure"
100000 Need Help
Describing the past achieve
ments as we'll as the 1851 need
of the Joint Distribution Commit
tee, of which he was director-gen
eral until he accepted the post o.
executive vice-chairman of thu
1851 UJA, DIR. Joseph J. Schwartz
estimated that minimum of 400,
600 Jews in Europe, Moslem land
and Israel would require assis
tance from the JDC next year. II
addition, he said, the JDC woult
have to assist about $4,000 per
sons in DIP camps and other area
to migrate to the United State
and other western lands.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-01-12
Births

A son, David Lee, born to Capt.
and Mrs. Leon Sher of 4203 N.
18th Ave-, on Dec. 16. Grandpar-
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Levy
of 1856 w. Whitton.
Twin girls, Adolyn and Pamela,
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Melczer of 1414 w. Luke Ave-, on
Dec. %.
A son, Tim, born Jan. 8 to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Zeitlin of 1904 E.
Oak. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Zeitlin of 5725 N.
17th Pl.
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Phoenix Folk
Are Hosts To
Kin, Friends

ter visitors was in full swing this
week.
Mrs. Sarah Plotkin is visiting
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Plotkin of 1886 E..
Whitton and plans to attend the
Bar Mitzvah of her grandson,
Morton, Jan. 13 at Beth Ell Syna-
gogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Metch of
were houseguests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Greenberg of
2234 N. 18th Ave. Mrs. Metch
and Mrs. Greenberg are sisters.
Miss Beth Lipkin of Toronto,
Canada, spent the holiday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Lipkin
of 1915 E. Palm Lane.
Weinbergs Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Gershon M. Vein
berg and family of Minneapolis
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. L. Weinberg of 120 W.
Granada Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ramras of
40 E. Mitchell were visited during
the holidays by their daughters,
Harriet and Salome. Harriet teach
es at the Los Angeles Conserva-
tory and Salome teaches at U.C
LA.
Visiting the Samuel LANCER
mans of 5627 N. 18th DIR. were
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Lieberman of Los Angeles, and
her brother, Stanley Lieberman OF
Rapid City, S. Dak., and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Rosenberg
and children of Denver spent two
weeks in Phoenix. Rosenberg i:
executive secretary Of the Denver
Federation of Welfare Funds.
Ehrlichs Have Guests
DR.. and Mrs. Lee Ehrlich Of
5635 N. 10th Ave-, had as house
guests DIR. and Mrs. David Mul
tach of Chicago. Mrs. Ehrlich anC
Mrs. Multach are sisters.
Mrs. Ida Gerst and her grand
daughter, Sharon, came from Lo'
Angeles to spend the holidays will
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gerst of 81
w. Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lerner of ga;
w. Roma entertained Mrs. Ler
ner's monther, Mrs. A. Weismal
of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Michael Nathan of New
York is visiting the Arnold Abel
sons of 301 w. Almeria.
Brooklyn People Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Posner O
1925 N. 35th st. were hosts t.
Mr.. Posner's parents, the Barne
Posners of Brooklyn.
DR.. and Mrs. Alvin May of Sal
Diego visited their son-in-law an
daughter, DR.. and Mrs. ]. J. Haus
man of 1920 N. 18th Ave.
Mrs. Sol Samuels of Philadel
phia is at the home of her son
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Bramnick of 3645 N. 15t
DIR.
A group of relatives was here t
attend the Bar Mitzvah of Mar
Shoob, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
Shoob of 2911 N. 9Th Ave. Wis
tors include Marks grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Shoob of Fa'
River, Mass, and Mr.. and Mr.;
Harry Tyser of Los Angeles, an
his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs
Barney Gross of Los Angeles.
Rosenthals Expect Guests
Mrs. Rae Radin and daughter
Susan, of Brooklyn, will visit thi
month with Mrs. Radin's son an
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mr.:
Nanny Rosenthal of 526 W. GU
yer.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel J. Reich of 855 E. Wind
sor returned for the holidays. The
are Mr.. and Mrs. Morton I
Reich and daughter, Harriet, o
the University of Arizona at Tue
son; Paul Reich, also from U. o
A., and Miss Jerry Reich of A.S.C
at Tempe.
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Miss Erman Dies

Miss Erman Dies
Janet Erman, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. j. M. Erman of Detroit,
Mich, and niece of Mrs. Harry
Shaffer of 2207 NJ. Edgemere,
passed away Jan. a in Detroit.
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Bits of
News

Levitin With Prudential
Sam S. Levitin of IA w. Lyn-
wood recently became associated
with Prudential Life Insurance
Company.
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Winter Brings Big Influx of Visitors
SomueI r. GoIdsfein
Of Phoenix Is Dead

Samuel R. Goldstein of Phoenix
passed away recently in local
hospital.
He is survived by his wife, Rose
three daughters, Mrs. Leo Ross
and Mrs. Louis Ross of Phoenix
and Mrs. Phillip Lantin of Globe,
and a son, Herman Grant Gold
stein of Coolidge.
Services were held at the Grim
shaw Mortuary, with Rabbi Will
liam Kramer officiating, and bur-
ial was in Beth Israel Cemetery.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-01-12

Galst Heads Franklin's
Lester Galst of 4153 Westview
DR.. was appointed resident man.
ager of Franklin's Ladies Ready
to Wear Shop in Phoenix recently.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-01-12
Winter Weather Calls
For Hot. Hearty Soup

When winters frost begins
in earnest, the perennial prob
lem of meal-planning for an
active family takes on added
Importance. Aside from taste
and apPetite-apPeal, the vital
matter of nutrition must be
considered in order to insure
well-balanced meals day after
day.
Your own formula for we'll
balanced food fare should GER
tainly include a first course of
good hot soup at lunch or sup
per. Ordinarily, that might
mean long, tedious hours spent
in the kitchen = but today,
with a ready-to-serve favorite
like Manischewitz Chicken Soup
on your pantry shelf, it's really
easy to start meals right with
a nourishing, savory soup
course.
Neighborhood groceries and
food markets throughout this
area are now featuring five
tempting varieties of Manische-
WITT Kosher Chicken Soups :.
clear chicken soup; chicken
soup with tender, gol d e n
noodles; with fluffy, tasty rice;
with light, delectable matzo
balls; and with appetizing kre-
plach. those wonderful chicken
dumplings!
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-01-12
Stage Stars Coming

Three artists Of the Jewish
stage - Dyora Rosenblum, Mach
UNI Melnick and Pola Kadison-
will appear on Purim, March. 22,
at the Women's Club, 603 N. 1st
Ave-, under the auspices of the
Workmen's Circle of Phoenix.
They will give a program of Jew
ish humor, songs, drama and
music.
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Men Available

For employment odd Jobs. yard work.
wall washing. carpentry houSeclean-
ing, etc SALVATION ARMY Harbor
Light Corp. ME 4532
PRINTER-HAND COMPOSITOR would
Ike employment; references furn.
XII, S-7S12.
RADIO ROCKINGHAM. man. wishes in
side work, experienced warehouse re-
ceiving and shipping clerk. Ia. 1852
22s
TRAFFIC MANAGER or asst, young,
wide experience in motor and rail
rates routes. claims. Some legal
background. Box 206-T. Star. 21'
UNIFORMED GUARDS, commissioned
special police officers available for
all types of guard and watchman
duties. DI. 0554. NATIONAL DE-
TEcT1VE AGENCY. Licensed and
R poHndea; MAN ,.,,.,,. 21.
active; would like employment. XII.
S-7812.
VET. white. exper. Wash. driver;
wants work: store exper. Call Ii.
4-0665, MR.. BURDETTE. 23s
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

BQoKKEEPER. exper.. good typist,
shorthand. some sales exper.. would
like more desirable working con-
ditions; Box 1857. Star. go
buyer. clothing. gifts. Decorating
personnel work. Owner OF successful,
shop. Wishes position with organiza.
ton. Write Box 350-S. Star. -22
active. elderly Chris
tan woman: have room furniture
Box 21S-T. Star. 23s
nings after O'Clock Wed. Thurs,
Fri: or Sat- will consider sun;
-. vi. i7ss. t Cali after ea0S Z s'':ef
practical. white. desires care
Of lady bed patient. Best references
sAGEsLADY desires perm. position
exper., china, crystal, furn.; know.
ledge Of decorating. JU. 7-9093.-2s
SECY.-STENO. desires 5-day wk. posi-.
tion with insurance flrm; 15 yrs
all-around exper. ia. 2-7568.
TIPPING AT HOME-Medicai. lega
and miscellaneous documents; fast
and accurate. AK. 6157. 24'
GIRL desires Job clerking
exper. cook; will accept counter work
or days work. Call after 4. DU. 1926
COLORED GIRL desires evening work
Of any kind or baby sitting. Cal
after 5 p.m.. LU. 1-S452 or LII
1-7975. -22
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DINETTE SET. lined oak. chins
closet. table, chairs, yellow plas-
tic seats, table pads, excel cond.
DINING ROOM SUITE, e-pc., mahog.
years old, In good sond.. viii
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HELP DOMESTIC tcont. }

REFINED ARLINGTON WOMAN for
light household duties. KE. 3-57Ss
GIRL. or woman to live
COLORED WOMAN. age 80 to is,
for g.h.w.;. must live In; salary
$40 per wk.; uniform furn.; only
2 in family. no children; city ref
coIoRED Nv WOMAN ma 1872 for taking care care o,
child and small home; $40 wk. RIM
and board. refs. ia. 2-6035, 25IS
So. Monroe St. Arl.. Va. 20
COLORED WOMAN, exper. g.h.w.;
live in; 2nd-fl. rm. and bath; refs.
WO. S153 after pm. go
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ADDITIONS

Porches, garages. recr. rms. etc: or
reasonable contract basis. Skilled
CARPENTER mechanics. GE. 5076.-21
ASPHALT DRIVEWAxS. parking lot.
or private roads; free estimates
Te!ephone OIL $500 or ,OL. 1867
BREAKFAST BOOTHS, hbme bars,
cabinets. custom-made to order. best
prices; Free estimates. CASWELL &
JONES. JE: 3-S057. ga
BRICK WORK = Walls. chimneys
porches.. steps, walks; all repairs;
Al work; ewes. MI. 6l1S. -26
BRICK WORK in general fireplaces
porches, retaining walls, concrete
work; class A Jobs. RINALDI &
BRICKWORK - Fireplaces, retaining
walls. chimney pointing, steps. c. ri
MILLER. VI. 1924 after 5 pm. 81
BRICK WORK. walls. chimneys: al
repairs; pointing from 40c per 50
TT. Estimates free, 10. S-17O7.-2S
BULLDOZER. ANGIEDoZER and
grader work a speciality: by hr. OF
contract. FRANK AM. JU. 7-7739
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, ONCE mgr. avail. i'm
med. 10 yrs, exper., bkpg. through
A 81 lMasSbnf J SALES ssg MANAGER ex
perienced closer and appraiser
young; college degree; non-drinker
SETTLED: Box 264-R, Star. IA
DRAFTING. part time only; IL yrs
exper.; Apt. 4, 5409 Hamilton st.,
-, Hgssttsvills, Nd, after G pm, 25'
good recommendation. BOX 2O5-T
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
B.C.S,, and MICS. degrees, varied
experience, desires full-tims or part
time position with right firm; Box
17S-T, Star. %"
MASTER ELECTRICIAN wants EN-.
ployment at very nominal fee, 40 yrs
experience as contractor. Box 1919.
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HELP WokAEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. solicitors. Work
at home; full days work. Mr.. HAIR
ROW. MI $685. call s;so to 81 s;so.
NEWS SERVICE has opening for
alert young woman, must be good
work toward responsible Job; bright
future; newspaper experience help
ful but not required; congenial at
sssPs s4os5o Box Te s15s s'' stal
REFINED AND CULTURED woman.
woman about 65. Family Of 5
adults, husband and wife employed.
To live in comfortable pvt. home in
Alex; Is one Of the family; have
housekeeping. such as busting, pre-
liminary meal preparation. ETC.. no
laundry. Nominal salary In addition.
A real opportunity for q widow to
live IN pleasant home with q nice
family. Refs. exchanged. In answer
s sYs qualifications ssfsa Rsx ana sas m,n%um
TWO YOUNG LADIES, neat, per-
sonable under %, to travel as repre-
business publications: can average
S75 weekly and bonus; drawing acct.
and transp: furn. See MR.. BYRON,
Cairo Hotel. bet. 10th and 18th on
Cue at 8 am, 2 pm. and ewes.
CoLoRED--EARN $50 to 500 wk.
in spare time demonstrating plastic
products In the home. Call MRS
SIMMS. 10. 8-755S for details.
CASH REWARD-S5O.0 0l
Sell Christmas Cards-keep $50 cash
on 100 boxes 21-card 81 Assort-
ments. Americas greatest value!
EMBOSSED Name-Imprinted Christ
other Sig PRSF1T III fast-seIlers M1 Asy
sentiments on approval, FREE I'm
print samples. FRIENDSHIP. 5000
Adams. Elmira. N. Y.
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HELP WOMEN

COLORED SALES GIRLS Q0) needed
ct 500 wk. nat salary. age 21-35.
neat appearance. healthy, good talk
ers, some high school education.
shot, ref, address and telephone
number to Box 367-S, Star. --23
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcon.. !,

FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED;
G. Z. COVER. WA. 1865. anytime.
FURS, CAPES and stoles as low as
S35. Have your old fur made over
70 something useful and beautiful.
Keasi PRICES on major remodels and
Columbia I'd. NV, DU. 1910. al
GENERAL CONTRACTOR-cash or
terms: papering, painting, carpenter
work. weather stripping, caulking,
roof, gutter and doWnspouts. J. A.
HIGHTOWER, AT. 1878 or 70.
2-5302. 1927 Holbrook st. ne. pa
HOUSE PAINTING, roofing, and re-
pairs to roof and house. cementing,
MMaaifer-pr So reas. J. HULIN,
LANDscAPING, gardening. blowing,
topsoil. retaining walls. cement. brick
WORK. driyeways and walkways. HU.
1895 after 8 pm. 24s
PAINTING, interior and exterior, by
able white men. Best work for less.
Free estimate. Ii. 6-2288. 90
PAINTING-Roofs fixed, cement work,
f Ins rs cleaned nsi. and waxsd gen. haul,
PAINTING, PAPERfNiG;0 'i first-cla class
ly. Mr.. PoAT, GE. 5643. "a
PAINTING, iapering, gen. contr.. re-
p. c. DEC sAToRs. Wo. o4o4,
Ashton 6536. ia
PAINTING, thinking Of painting your
homer Look into Bondstone and YOU
VII never need to. paint again.
bonostone Is modernistic. luxurious
and beautiful, free estimates. WI.
60s6: 8 yrs. to pay. CAPITAL con-
TRACING CO.. Bethesda. Nd. -2l
PAINTING, paper hanging, and re-
pairs: reasonable; Al work; lOx14
rm.. $40; quick service. MI. 9714.
PAINTING and papering. satiSf,ed
customers for over % yrs. Cail
MI. LAWRENCE. "a 9703
PAINTIEG-Neat, Responsible work
suaas ssnefarRabs rsasonabls prices.
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BEDROOM

D q We RuY o5 BEs2EF Kog Yo1 srg gA Is
INGs OF zoe G2ssrI to sou on On, NEW y
THESE BARGAINS: Fine maple
bed, chest and dresser. was s11e. so
hogany set made best way, was
beautiful lined oak set with double
dresser large chest and double bed
was S299.50, now. S179.50: large
SELECTION Of solid mahoeany and
S pplees en Fns mahogany ssts 81 msp
beds In all sizes, were $3.50, now
NUMEROUS to mention. Open Thurs.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The SAMPLE Bargain Store Of Wash
BICYCLES, 20 boys and girls 26-in.
sss Ranshssed s hF9R un Used ststes
each; 10 paratroop bicycles. $50
each; power lawnmower, -$65; vacu-
UNI cleaners. So; hand lawnmower.
So; Whizzer bike, S95. $3.50 Rhode
Island ave. me-. In rear, after Pm.
B IL FL su &c in. schwinn. equipped mps
with new departure. triple speed gear
shift. excellent condition. 9 mos. old
$50. OR. 1891. -21
BICYCLES. 2. girls; nice ice box,
very good condition. reasonable.
BOILER. Snip. with full controls
and water pump injector, SI25.
Call MR.. SHERMAN, EN-. 5000.
SET, Q benches and for
mica-top table, red and white. Gus
t sSm made. excel. cond.. $50. SH.
BRICKS. Face and common. or a
million. ALASKA COAL AND BRICK
Co. MA 6SS5 OF T300
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL desires day work: exper.; refs
CAN between 5 I'm. and 8 pm.
Ii. 4-2526,
GIRL, colored, desires days work;
Mon, Wed. or Thurs. DE. 4956
GIRL, neat. wishes to care for child;
will stay nights. NO. 5436.
GIRL, colored. desires part-time OF
days work: have reference. Ii
two YOUNG GIRLS. experienced
colored; desire 51a days housework
Cali AT. 1851. -2l
CoLORED. part-time work for maid;
with one family II yrs: honest. de-
pendable. capable. Ii. 3-l967. - %
COLORED GIRL wishes day work or
full time; good reference. Call DE.
CoIORED GIRL wants part-time
work. 5 mornings q week; cleaning
ofhees or apt; refs. Phone AID.
1851
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WANTED

PUBLIC RELATIONS PERSONNEL
A well-established local Arm
enjoying a fine reputation, re-
quires women Of high caliber.
You can earn $4,000 per
year and more II you have
large acquaintance Of middle
class and upper class people.
We repeat. you can earn
$4,000 a year in public rela-
tons work. This work does
not require you to engage in
selling anything. 1t requires
no solicitation or request for
favors. We are interested in
people who can talk interest
ingly about beauty. art and
culture Full training will be
given you for this work. You
may work at this public rela-
tions lob during the day or
evening. Full or part time.
Please write full particulars
concerning your previous. en-
deavors and also your contacts
with organization. Please adj
dress your replies to Box 34-
T. Star -2Z
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RE, 2434; open o to (Thurs.
9 to o.. BRENNER, 933 Penna,
CAR PAINTING, plastering, cement
ing, .papering. painting. fireproofing
building nv homes; terms. co.
CARPENTRY, alterations. repairs, re-
modelling; old and new work. Phone
CARPENTRY. specializing in recr.
rms, built-in cabinets, bookcases.
Cali G. r. ST. DENIS, LII. I-5572.
CARPENTRY-General repairs of any
kind. porch enclosure. Mr.. PETER
SON FA 1854. 21s
CARPENTRY. furniture repair and
upholstery cleaned; 3-pc. Nv. rm
- General remodeling,
cabinet work and store fronts Cali
MR.. LAWRENCE RIA 97OS
CLOGGED DRAIN PiPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
RoOTER. Phone RA. 1888 any dav.
DRIvEs'WAaYSs AND WALKS. asphalt
ssndfl cSncret eo york. Work unexceIled.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs. short circuits. small Jobs done
immed. Call RIA. 1922 any time.
WIRING-old and new
work; estimates free. GE. 1880
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT for large apt. develop
ment, experienced, starting "a 300
$4,000 Write full personal data,
r. 0. Box 1852, Anacostis Station.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS

AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS -
IL lessons. road test: S35. Washing.
ton once, EASY METHOD DRIV-
ING SCHOOL, NO. 1894: Virginia
once. GIL. 50ss, Ow. 1878.
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLO.
MA st home In your spare time. II
offers big advantages: also the new
quick method in tipping and simpli-
ned Shorthand. Get information
today. les. 232 Bond Bldg. ME. s166
FREE TUITION for radio courses tC
person with once .skills or ability
to speak foreign Languages. MA.
TIONAL ACADEMY OF BROAD.
CASTING. 1888 10th st. NV. DE
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture: all subjects taught Approved
for GI training; day and evening
classes, WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL.
LEGE 1910 G ST NV. DI. 1852
PRIVATE TUTORING in college
math., ele. statistics. also will teach
part time in school. COLLEGE; exper
FREE TuITIoN for radio courses tc
person with ONCE skills or ability
to speak foreign languages. Ma
TIONAL ACADEMY OF BROAD.
CASTING, DE. $3.50, 1898 18th st
NV, 20
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DINING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us
sAMPL e c 29% 63 so% 9 9H NEW "
maple extension dinette table and 4
chairs, was S69.50, now SAT 80.
Nah. corner cabinet, was 500 so.
now S64.5O. Finest quality gray
walnut ext: oval table and chairs,
E ns shns or n SS s2s5s Match sssb
Solid lined oak ext. table and 4
chairs. was $99.50, now S67.5
Genuine nah. Duncan Phyfe drop
leaf table. was $3.50. now S37.2
Fine genuine mahogany credenza
tsI.itn china china Duncan phyfe ex.
S475. now S329.5o. Many more
bargains too numerous to mention.
Open Thursday till 9.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash
DIsHWAsHERs. new. 4s:ln. sink
MS Il sag 754os Sail GEORGE PAR,
verse. and eornics to It rein.
window; dusty rose carpet. 1877
Gin. by 12-ft.; mahogany kidney
shaped desk. Call MI. 6s1s. 2 to
DRESSES, evening. aqua crepe with
seQuinS. worn once; cerise sheer,
boufiant skirt, like new; both size
10: fine bargains. DI. 4034.
DUPLICATOR, stencil type, S1575
UNITED 11.E TYPEWRITER CO.. s13
ELEC. ICE MACHINE, Ajax, model
A 5 Az, purchased new, March
1851, capacity $50 lbs. cube ice
daily. will sell for balance on note,
is payments. .$49.2S monthly. Call
MI 1HC1 daiiy IN
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

and undermining. cellar
to roof. Cali ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING co 931 New York ave. NV.
and home undermining
cellar to roof: UP to Z years to pay
HAMILTON CONTR CO. RE 4477