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Evening star., 1952-04-27
AUCTION SALES
Valuable Business Property
% ACRES-15,0OO SO. FIT. FLOOR
SPACE
AT AUCTION
Saturday, May 3, 2 PM.

This desirable property is we'll 10
Gated approximately 2h miles south
Of Rocky Mount, in Franklin Coun-
syo yi5sinls ,TRrs ,9Ss OF sIs State a. Route out.
frontins from HH' on the S Norfolk q Wv Western se
Railroad (Roanoke Winston Salem
linel and bordering the Pigg River
9G,rta. g, the LEA east t,o side ~, Known as the
mann Corporation of Baltimore. At
this sale you will have the opper-
tunity to purchase a site, witn or
without improvements, or the entire
property. w With the the Eag long railroad
eral private sidings could be in
Of business. TMPRoVEMENTS con-
sist of three factory or warehouse
buildings. with approximately $4,000
and six small houses. Building No.
1 approx. 5000. SO. #. with ofice
space and dry kiln; Building No. 2,
approx. $500 SO; f. and Building
No ossS = approx; l9So s;to,is Se' TT f. The
workers or to rent. All are frame
buildings and adaptable TO any use.
There is q skid-shoot from Building
No; 2 to No, to transfer materials.
This property is ideal for any one
dSsng desiring a suitable manufacturing
warehouses-or would make an ex-
cellent investment. Rocky Mount is
the home Of many large and small
manufacturing concerns aid has
fine labor conditions, ample railway
and trucking service. Property is
now vacant, and possession will be
given on day Of sale. So. If you
are looking for factory or ware
house site, or an investment, 1t will
pay you to attend this worthwhile
sale. WE INVITE YOUR IN
QUIRIEs AND INSPECTION PRIOR
TO SALE.
J. c. SHEETS & SONS
ReaitorS-Auctioneer
Home Once: Carlton Terrace Buildine
Dial 1886 Roanoke, Va
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Advertising
Layout Artist

IACY'S has top position for exper
man with dept. store or agency
background, who can turn out
strong selling and hard-hitting pro-
motional ads. Some art and let
tering. You will build strong reru-
tation in this secure position which
SALARY OPEN to right mani
Show us what you can do. Inter-
views held confidential Cali Mr..
Levin. asst. adv. mgr. LACY'S, Sth
and E NV. Elk. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
TRUSTEES AUCTION
SALE

BY virtue of autnorlty Of deed of as
signment for benefit Of creditors
shall offer for sale on Monday.
April %, 1852, at 8 o'clock pm. on
the premises, the valuable furni-
ture. furnishings. merchandise, ac-
counts receivable, trade name and
other property ,lsed in and tor the
operation Of HELEN WALORON
SHOP, 2S30-2S32, 1886 Wilson
boulevard, Arlington County, Vir-
ginia. Sale will be in bulk, then in
detail, trustee reServing right to re-
ject high bulk hid until all detail
bids are made and further reserv-
ing right to reject any bid until
May Is, 1852. High bulk bid, II
accepted, entities bidder to negoti-
ate for leases to premises until May
"a, 1852. Mail bids. received by
trustee before sale will be consid-
cred in alction.
Ten U0 per cent of amount of bid
or bids payable to trustee upon ac-
ceptance, to be forfeited should bal
ance of bid not be rendered BY bid
der by April 30, 1852.
Premises open Tor inspection during
business hours until time of sale.
L. LEE BEAN, Trustee,
203 Investment Bldg.,
Arlington. Virginia.
Phone Jackson S-1T1l
Evening star., 1952-04-27
ADVERTISING
PRODUCTION
ASSISTANT

agency desires young man,
recent high school grad. as mesSen-
ger and assistant to production
manager. Good opportunity to get
started in adyertising:. learn layout
and typography. Call Mr.. Strott
AGENT for large established in
dustrial insurance route as sales
man and collector; unlimited op-
portunity for man with initiative
and ability; auto necessary. Apply
5O3 Victor BLDG. 724 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-27

When anSweTing advertisements
addressed to Star bores, do NOT
tnclose original references, photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
sondI Udlue. Copies serve the pur.
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HELP MEN Cont J

for permanent staff
position. with public accounting
f1rm., Opportunity for advancement
and to share in profits. Salary COM
menSurate with exper. Bookkeeping
work accepted as experience Reply
in own handwriting. stating age.
schools attended, experience and
CPA preferred: with
ability to take complete charge
bookkeeping, large mechanical con-
tractors Office knowledge Of con-
tracing essential. Give exper. and
character refs. Replies will be kept
confidential. Adequate salary for
right man. Box 175-R, Star. -
JR. I2), for medium
sized accounting firm; state age,
and availability. Box 21O-V. star.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
PERSONAL
SALE

SHARON-Nursing care Of the aging
and chronically Ill. MRS. BRYAN
NEAL. Director. Ashton 4941.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly erson; 24-hr.. nursing care;
604O
PERMANENT. INEXPENSIVE farm
nome after June Is for 11-year-old
5oy capable Of normal chores. Box
RETIRED, ACTIVE GENTLEMAN. 60
desires part.time employment; ref
ffls9ness; tx. Star. environment essential a7. Box
FOR AGED or invalid lady, nice room
food fHSns SR! g RnuFSs2 4Sss excellent care and
ROOM sSo,. AND M. BOARD for elderly
attention; newly dospefe; decoFated rooms; onnG
ave. NV. Cali oE. Eng 5000. 0'1o @s ga
DAY CAMP enrollments now being
taken at Woodlawn School. ages 2
years to z years. Swimming, horse
back riding, handcrafts, dramatics.
afiancing; fia1 hot lunch and transporta.
Of Education. oG. 4 rs ISse. e'A'e '0Afo
aassy WoFt VcToyR Tf15y or oEoSaT ofESSg5Ss
ia. 6962 days; XII. s-221S ewes,
HAIR GooDs-Toupees. wigs. Dralds
eSasn0nS eonn. ave- ''s SA 5sss 5ss5SHEE Ab e7sS lsls
SLIP COVERS made to fit; all work
ACCORDION INSTRTCT1oN' THs'o Private
lessons. Instrument furnished. Learn
before you buy. Free addition. 2425
4-a1s7' 4MaaHnssota En- at t.9as. e.; ave, Sc Lu
CASH InANS on Siar,onds ,.u,,-,
etc. IL; only bonded and licensed
pawnshop in Washington. LIVING
STOM & CO: 1923 H St. NV.
AMATEUR COMPOSERS-Have your
4ss zRefs AszRSn1sss dAR1 R8Hsle MT t. eg ssHF
WEDDING RECEPTIONS and large
parties. Cali MRS. SPAULDING. ia.
rREE SoIeR nRn IEssoNs gsoss in FRI return
bass 64 eoEl SINGER in church choir,
sffECiaI CARE for elderly persons,
medical attention available at ali
times; tines private Gi,nrt. or semi-priyate ap,
bus route; reasonable rates accord
Ing to care required. Phone Rock
Flynn BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910
ELDERLY LOVED ONES given para
mount care in one Of the finest IL
censed nursing homes in Greater
WASHINGTON. 81. 1443.
VACANCY in modernly equipped nurs-
ane eood nS%s; food; sii 4-9SSF 0Ssos nursing care;
NURSE, can take elderly lady In her
home; lovely rm., screened porch.
IF UNABLE to attend classes, try
tutoring at home. Elem. ir high.
sr. high sub. UN. 1888.
HOME TUTORING-Alg.. geom.. lat.
EIsm' s'ii IT, hish ST. nigh Sub. '?fS gS:
PLAY OR LEARN CONTRACT bridge
ct PEOPLES BRIDGE STUDIO,
2514 14th st. NV. AID. 1868.
WILL BOARD boys. ages 6 to 10:
$15 wk. each. near D. c. on 5-acre
farm. MRS. TIPPETT, 10. S-7246.
A HoUsEKEEPER wanted to tax,
care of a gentleman's home and
6.year.old girl. Box 332-V, Star
MOTHER will give, 24-hour care tc
infant or small child; lovely home
In country: 25 minutes from town;
cHRE c0Ees sSen se1enaor 70 eid.ri1 AP .G4 G44S E
sprins. sOHe or sHa r. adSa. II; clOse-in Silver
back, special, S2.95 per M; rubbeI
ewes. $40. 1859 Kennedy St ST. NV w.
SEAMSTRESS, colored, would like
sewing to take home. Cali NO. so2i
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT JR.. for public ae-
counting. once: good salary; excel.
working cond.; In air conditioned
ofices. Apply By appt. JULES LAF-
FERMAN AND CO., TR. 4437 or
QA 6031. rs
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HELP Wrp. AGENCIES Cont J
EMPL. SERV.

MEN
SALES (pharmaceutical) will train,
$50 wk. Plus all expenses
SALES tnational soap COZ
SALES (tea CO. Sos Wk, u plus car car
SALES janitorial supplies) no exp.
nee. S3h0 mo
SALES chemicals and bi.pToducts9, pSSH IS, :,
ESTATE MANAGEMENT financial
background and knowledge O. prop
erty values helpfuD $500 mo.
CUSTOMER COLLECTIONS (bank)
.r-1 $3.50 mo.
SECRETARY to vice president 0arge|
co. $3.50 mo.
6OOhkEEPER trafhc knowledge),
TICKET AGENTS S3o0 II' o mo
CLERKS (many, age 2l-60)
JR. BOoKKEEPERS ~ SOD ,o mo
CORRESPONDING CLERK, SOS mo.
TECHNICAL ABSTRACTOR (science
Dackground necessary $500 mo.
HOTEL DESK CLERKS (will trainl.
1BM OPERATORS etrainees or or exp. aOi )
salary open
AUTO PARTS CLERK $500 mo.
AUTO PARTS CLERK TRAiNEE,
$210 mo.
1919 15ta st. NV EX. 1910
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Zed L. williams & Zed L. Williams, Jr.
AuctiOneerS e. Appraisers
FURNITURE
AUCTION

Williams Auction House
9IS NEW YORK AVE.
Furniture of various kinds
and grades for all parts of
the home, including Con-
goleum style rugs, chests,
dressers, sofas, chairs, beds,
refrigeratorS, gas ranges,
rugs, bedrm. suites, kitchen
sets, etc.
AUcTIoNEERs, PHI. MA. 2679
NOTICE
Persian and Oriental rug
auction continues this COM
ing Friday morning COM
mencing at 1890 am.
About 1875 pieces, many
larger sizes, also throw sizes,
runners, mats, hall runners,
den and small room sizes.
All rugs on exhibition now
to sale hour Friday. Public
exhibition now to sale hour,
daily.
AUCT1oNEERS PHI: MA. 2679
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HELP MEN

DRUG CLERK. 3 ewes. a week and
part Of Sun; ST. per hr. CONCORD
PHARMACY. 1916 New Hampshire
ave. NV.
DRUG CLERK, full time, no Sundays,
experience preferred. Apply 2. d.
. GILMAN, o27 Pa. ave. NV. 3
DRUG CLERK. under 35; drug or
variety exp; S65 to SIS Wk,; good
hours: no Sundays. Apply in per-
son; COLUMBIA PHARM., 4th and
L sts. s.w.
DRUG CLERK, experienced pref;
excel. opportunity for steady man:
SSea SSadsFsw PER VIII bR,t, f start s0; plus extras;
EGG, GAMBLER, 25 to 40. white, ex-
perienced: salary. S55; AS hours
per. PPer week. week RA. 1912. Takoma
ELECTRICiANS-Insta wiring for
new appliances and do electrical
repair work; 52-day week, hospital
ization plan. Salary open. A. q.
WATKINS. INC, Rockville 21Ol.
ELECTRICIAN AND HELPER, first
class, who are looking for steady
work; must be all-around men; me-
chanic.. able to lay out maintenance
be honest and sober with both D. C.
drivers, and electrical license; sal-
ary. helper. from ST to $3.50 per
mr.; journeyman, So to So per hr.
CAL only RE. 2121.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
STENOGRAPHERS
CLERK-TYPISTS

CLERKS WITH LITTLE TYPING
OTHER JOBS. NO TYPING
COME IN AND TALK IT OVER
ACCT. CLK.-TYPS.. 5 D., 50. 900;
RECEPs, SESI ,zTYPsI, Gy PsI,vpSS 8 D;i $5o-$55;
AUDIT AND ACCT. CLKS.. 5 D..
$50, NO TYP; KEY PUNCH, $50;
SoMP. OBS, oes, So; SO Rem, ZEN v,EsASI9 EAND
eLkS.,. iI1TTiLE T2Y1P,. B.. $50 $50
S55: TELETYPE TRAINEES SOC;
CLERICAL, AIRLINE AND OTHERS
$50; ASST. TO CREDIT MGR, 5
p, No SAT. $55,$60; LITTLE
CoLLEGE. UNDER so. SAL. OPEN;
PIX, RECEP., OPS, LITTLE TYP.
$48; BkPR. TRAINEES. NO TYP.
5 D.. S2,1O0; SEC.-TYP., S55; SEC
RETARIES. ALL KINDS AT PUBLIC
RELATIONS, EMBASSIES. LEGAL,
MEDICAL, RESEARCH. FASHION,
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
1919 18th SIT NV EX 7OrO
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ARTIST

Good opportunity for competent
artist. with some experience to do
layout OF advertising copy and make
ink drawings and pencil roughs for
q national organization. Must be
and to work quickly and accurately,
High school graduate required; g.
day week; pleasant environment.
Submit complete resume and include
sample of work on letter size paper.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HELP MEN

ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, must
De good detail man; design exper-
ience not essentials work in Wash
lngton. D. G, Phone day or eve
Evening star., 1952-04-27
AUCTION SALES (cont.)

ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture
glass, china, frames, bric-a-brac,
etc, Thurs, 7:30 pm; heated bldg.
SUBURBAN AUCTION, Rockville,
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

s99tokKEEPERs GO AND ACCOUNTANTS.
TEAcHERs %ANTEEDD Aie; for niS the best
Ssons E2nTo Tyo5cniZ HZAeRd eRd
Bsfimofes AsSGf Md MalberrSS oaS 81 ShasslsoSj $685. st.
Al BOOKKEEPER, $500, wholesale
expeT; pref; office mgr. bookkeeper,
$1,000; bkpr.. real estate, tipping,
S55 wk.; cashier-payroll cir. $50
Or 1fS Mss GRselnsi ssee sa5y NE Miss
c6RREsFo { sfsj FoNbENckE f,E EA' cissk. Isfas ssa5
eTsd3s e1llsEe ,nts1a,sT.n btsck,sToInd, p resid
teshnieian. ss56' eS9fl; GsAcs Si'Si puNR. taS
BE4HEsbz' ia1i s g. shSY, W re- ssdS sSas; So good
g94,ksMine gg194TkMine eond; int: of5se. GRACE
sR9eekk' sRSek' 1GSlEaRe 1GllERef NM M. RE unas2 ss2s' o.
'Ss9ee%entH MISS 1Assl p9aN SPRSf' sEsv1cE sRI e.
NV N4$9l 6 GeLxs;skksE Is; kE' II Rsss; sHoRrHSssn.
small classes, rapid progress. Posi-,
| at once@BoYD School. eH Est. 3s
Yrs, cor. 18th & g sts. NV. Ma.
sPANisH.ENG. cF,. receptionist,
ssS4HSooL' sS4So, 700 18th cor. 9. oSSA. SA.
Al BooKKEEpER tr. s75 Ts Wk.:
CASHIER; food checker, NV. $50 wk.
Typists s ds). ' sss5ess5op S Spfi, mo SS'0SS See
Miss Reed. PERsoNNEI. SERVICE.
GovERNEsss ys & 81 NV Embasss' Ma; $685. ,mmed
opening; ADAMS TEAcHERs;
AoEKsY AZ &c asss SslO' Bldg, 18th and 6
ADAMS iSx IS Teachers rsSai Agency has wSs ton
sssh esIs siss iss ssS sDS : S sfsc Sss
CoMPToMETER OPERATOR. $50 wk.
BkkpT; mach; oper. bank. exc. salary.
alss NA' ssa'k; sa4o. 4RoCYD's' 700 18th cor
rsG1E7a9Sss1ReHsAE 179s < a.. SW's SsEWFsqsEH ME 5sgsU EUR
secys. top-notch prof. men; excel.
h. sssy n n. 3 3 tn in w. w.. .tsgss sgsa
Beginners. type-general ofice, open
Dent -assts.. exper.. inexper.. open
ATLAS, 1920 Ny. AVE.
sssys s;s ste. steons;, okprs;: secpts:. twists
I4ao y Y ave NV. Rim sSs.
u. S. EMPL. SERVICE
315 18th STREET NV.
Bookkeeping mach opers.. craftsmen
cashiers. chief payroll clerk. engi-
neers nag mgrs.. medical tech;
nurses organic chemist, stenos
typists: teachers Greek. Turkish
Other professional tech. clerical
DOS. local and overseas
i NO FEES
I sos K STREET NV.
Auto bodymen. auto mech. with
tools, electricians. ID. c. icense>
laboratory electronics. mechanics,
mschinists. mac restsursnt workers.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
! DO NOT TELEPHONE
Evening star., 1952-04-27
AUTO PAINTER,

AUTO PAINTER
We have an opening for an above
blending colors; modern spray booth !;
paid vacation and other employee
penefltS; call Ia: 6-S600. Mr..
Co, 1885 Bladensburg rd. ne. Il
PARTS CLERK trainee
Excel opportunity for ambitious
parts business under the guidance
Of ashington's Oldest Ford dealer
ship. Successful applicant will en-
joy paid holidays and vacations,
no;;pts noSpittalization; liberal employe dis
progress. Drivers license Ssci neces. Il
interested in Just job please don't
see Mr.. GUST or MR.. MILLER.
lila Vermont ave. NV. -27
AUTOMOTIvE PARTS COUNTER.
MAN needed-Preference given to
experience. with salary commen-
Surate to ability. Numerous employe
perm: position with Washington's S
Oldest Ford leadership. Interested
applicants please contact MR.. GUST
or MIR. MILLER. lila Vermont ave.
AuTo SALESMAN. energetic. live I wire
AAAA 0oOu S1I odlSSLudH, sales
ability a necessity, experience in
this field required. To fill this posi-
ll. ton. we want q man to compete
WIN cur present men who are in
tne $1,000 to SIS, 900 year bracket.
Personal contact only with the
Sa.eS manager. LOGAN MOTOR CO.
AUTO AitF6 isEh sERvfcF III e'Ts SALESMAN MI mus.
be exper.; 5h-day wk.. salary and
SARRYSs PATE 'sMaoTooF MoTooRF c6MPAi%SfYE,, c65iMltPeAi%fE,
1l3O Conn. ave. NV. RE. 1878.
AUTO statesmen (2). Dodge-Piym-
outh dealer. building sales force.
Need experienced statesmen with
proven record. Liberal rate Of com
mission. Transportation furnished
and many other ADVANTAGES. Good
opportunity to make a permanent
connection in this fast growing
area; See Bill Semenuk. FALLS
CHURCH MOTORS, 554 N. Wash
st. (Lee hWy.), Falls Church Vo
Evening star., 1952-04-27
CAR HOPS

Young men for full-time employment.
salary plus tips: meals and uni
forms furnished; paid vacations and
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HELP MEN
BANK CLERK

PERMANENT POSITION. s.
DAY WEEK. COMPANY
BENEFITS INCLUDE HOS
PITALIZATION, INSUR-
ANCE AND RETIREMENT
PRIVILEGES.
APPLY THE WASHINGTON
LOAN & TRUST CO., 18th
AND G SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-27

Administrative Career
Recent college graduate to train in
all phases of automobile insurance
Underwriting; inside Salaried po-
Sition; unusual opportunity with
progressive and expanding local
ment.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE co.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Classified Ad Rotes

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
I time 3Sc Der line
to. q times .onsecutively S5c per
2 times consecutively 33c per line
New Automobiles SOC per line 4-line
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal &c per
line additional.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second
insertion.
To Place q Star Classified Ad Can
Sterling 5000
And Ask for Ad Taker
CLOSING HOURS
SUNDAY EDITION. PM. Sat
MONDAY EDITIONS PM. Sun.
TUES. to FRI.-9 P NJ DAY BEFORE
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HELP MEN

CLERK-TYPIST, prefer young man
living in Southeast section; good
salary. Call 10. 2-1303 for appt.
-29
CLERK permanent; pleasant
working conditions: ) days; down
town. See MR.. MYERS at '622 G
Evening star., 1952-04-27
ASST, CREDIT MANAGER

Unusual opportunity for aggressive
young man to learn all phases of
retail credit; experience not neces-
sary; excellent working conditions
with good pay. Apply Mr.. Ettlin,
3rd floor. BOND CLOTHES, 1885
Evening star., 1952-04-27

ST. 1900. Ext. 25l. -
Evening star., 1952-04-27

Opportunity of a lifetime
Join the engineering de-
partment of the foremost
designer and manufacturer
Evening star., 1952-04-27
IIOl Penna. Ave. N.W.
COLLECTOR

SO1ACO 7 O1t
For large electrical appliance com.
pany; late model car, some collec-
tlon experience necessary; car al
lowance. good starting salary, bonus
plan. group disqualification plan.
Apply Mr.. Dublin. PHILLIPS, INC,
937 F st. NV. 20
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-11
Rummdge Skit Is
Set by Hdddssah

A skit titled "Fresh Mackerel
and Old Clothes," featuring the
rummage project of Phoenix Ha-
dassah, will highlight a meeting
of the organization at 8:15 pm.
Tuesday, Jan. %, at Temple Beth
Israel.
Mrs. Ruth Marks, Hadassah
medical organization chairman, is
in charge. Co-chairman is Mrs.
William Greatman. Co-ordinating
chairmen are the Mesdames Lorenz
Alderman, Hyman Kossack, Jack
Finkelstein and Irving Paul.
Mrs. Marks said Phoenicians
have bought 80 square feet of space
for a total of 81 ,250 to aid Hadas-
sah's new medical center in Jeru-
salem. Individuals may buy a
square foot for $25 and donations
may be made in memory of de-
ceased persons.
Hadassah also is making plans
for it's annual donor dinner-dance
March % at the Hotel Westward
Ho. Each member earning $25 is
entitled to attend with a guest.
Single admission is $21.50.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-11
Polio Victim to Talk;
Benefit Fete Is Set

Mrs. John Jacob Hausman and
DR.. Milton Erickson will be guest
speakers at meeting of the Sim
gletons at $3.50 pm. next Monday,
Jan. IA, at the Beth Ell Social Hall.
Both Mrs. Hausman and her hus-
band, a Phoenix optometrist, are
recent polio victims and Mrs.
Hausman will discuss the March
of Dimes polio campaign. There
will be no solicitation of funds.
Doctor Erickson, a psychiatrist,
will speak on Personality Prob
lems."
On Jan. 26 the Singletons will
give dance at the Hotel Westward
Ho to raise money for the polio
drive. Admission will be 81 dona-
tion per person. Tickets may be
obtained from any member and at
the Sun Valley Bakery, 15 w.
Roosevelt, and the Central Mems
Shop, AZ N. Central. Blanche
Marks is chairman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-11
$40 Million Is
Loaned Israel
By US. Bank

LOS ANGELES = The Bank of
America has granted a loan of
$40, 100000 to Israel, it was an
nounced this week by David Horo-
witz, director general of IsraePs
Ministry of Finance, who has re-
turned to Israel after a brief visit
to the United States.
Horowitz, assisted by Sidney S.
Green, financial adviser to the Is
rael treasury department in the
U.S., negotiated the loan for Is
rael. Collateral is the Israel Bond
Issue, now being floated in the
United States, through which Is
rael is seeking to raise total of
$500, 100000 in a three-year period
for its economic development.
In announcing the successful
completion of the loan negotia-
tions, Horowitz said:
"We are pleased to note that, in
granting this loan, the Bank of
America has signified it's faith in
our capacity to make good, and in
our firm desire to build democ-
racy that will make its fullest con-
tribution to the peace and progress
of mankind"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-11
Donor Affair
Is Slated By
B'nai Birth

Final plans were made this week
for the annual donor dinner-dance
of B'nai Birth men and women al
z pm. Sunday, Jan. 20, at Cudia
City.
Lodge leaders underscored the
Importance of the money-raisine
affair by disclosing that Levi Me
mortal Hospital at Hot Springs
Ark, a B'nai Birth national phil
anthropy, may have to close fol
lack of funds. Local lodge mem
bers also have been raising money
through sale of advertising for q
1862 calendar. q
Mrs. Max Strom is donor chair
man for B'nai Birth women and
Ben Borden for the mems lodge
AL Gottlieb and Mrs. Louis Becker
are ad book co-chairmen. Mrs. Al
Meyers and Mrs. Irving Kantor are
rattle book co-chairmen. Mrs. Nor
man Kurzer is jewel chairman.
Helpers Named
Others working on the project:
Mrs. Saul Lebeau, rummage chair
man; Mrs. Joseph Goraber, donor
treasurer; Mrs. Irving Eisner, do
nor secretary; Mrs. Manuel Ror-
back, program chairman, and Mrs,
John Hildebrand, publicity chair
man.
Hosts and hostesses for the
dinner-dance will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Marcus, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Broadman, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Eisner and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Falk.
Decorations are being supervised
by Mrs. Saul Litton, Mrs. Gerry
Grossman, Mrs. Carl Singer, Mrs.
Phillip Cain and Mrs. Harry Ru-
bernstein.
The program will feature Buddy
Palmer, master of ceremonies;
Lenny Kaye, accordionist; William
Freeman, vocalist, and Alice Do
yer, acrobatic dancer from the Ci-
one Dance Studios. Dance music
will be furnished by Joe Aronson.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-01-11
Target Tops
Total for 81
By $4,000

A goal of $15O,OOO has
been set for the 1852 United
Jewish Welfare Fund cam
paign, scheduled to get un-
der way next Tuesday, Jan.
Is, and last through Feb
ruary.
The objective was decided
upon at a meeting of the
board of directors of the
Jewish Community Council,
following a series of studies
conducted by pre-campaign
budget committees.
The sum sought this year is $40,-
600 more than was collected in
1861. If the target is reached,
100000 will be allocated to the
United Jewish Appeal. This is go
per cent of the total.
Joseph H. Fuchs, drive chairman,
said he believes it is "highly prob
able" that the goal will be at
tanned.
81 think we have the best cam
paign set-up we've ever had," he
declared. "There are some won
derful people lined up for the cam
paign ready to go to work. think
the goal is very realistic and one
that is definitely within the ability
of this community to reach. It
looks like this is going to be THE
year."
Key Jobs Assigned
Prominent roles in the campaign
already have been assigned to
many community leaders. To the
Advance Gifts committee were
named Harry Rosenzweig, Sam
Hoffman, Sam Shapiro, 81 Kauf-
man, Arnold Smith, Herman A.
Miller, Ed Korrick, Samuel LANCER
man, Col. Louis Himmelstein and
Martin Horwitz. Mrs. Corrine
Ehrlich has been appointed chair
man of the Women's division. Mrs.
Eleanor Spector is in charge of
publicity. Harold Alpert is chair
man of the Metro division and Jack
J. Kempner and Joseph Burdman
are co-chairmen.
Chairmen of the Youth division
and other units will be announced
later.