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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. books brought UP to
date and kept; on part-time basis;
all financial statements. AP. 5056.
CPA. desires part
time position with .acctg. or other
once: available to 20 hrs 4 week
ACCOUNTANT tPublic, c,-Bookkeepins
nd tax service. Sis per mo. up.
10 2.37S5 or 10. 9-942Q.
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books opened
and closed. caught up. all taxes;
open rate. SH. 1884. IT,
ACCOUNTANT. recent college grad
uate majoring in accountancy, de-
sires position with CPA hrm; excel
lent references. Box 24S-M. Star. =
ACCOUNTING STUDENT. part-time
work ewes, Sat. Sun; bookkeeping
tipping, cost. public acctg., small
business. VI 0504.
ACCOUNTANT, cashier, clerk Exper Il.
wants employment evenings, week
ATTORNEY, young. with accounting
utilities capabilities. AP. 1878.
ATTORNEY. GOVT. wants part-time
work Sat. SUM-. or ewes: varied
exper.: accept work any related feld.
Box g1Q-M. Star So
BOOKKEEPER; ACCT, fully ,sxpsr;;;
capable q takins fun chafgs. Gail
.JU. 0-03S0. p
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n Cont SITUATIONS DoMEsrlc Cont, |

TYPIST, EVENINGS, WEEK ENDS
8? per hour. 10. 2-7305. 10'
WAITRESS, white, dependable. part
time or night work or week ends.
Box 256-M, Star.
WOMAN. colored. desires maid or
eharwoman: 6:3o-11:30 pm. Gall
WOMAN, white. reliable. refined. as
SU@panlSa SssE Se h to or elderly GS M fdy FRA 7SdA!
WOMAN. colored. desires days work.
good laundress or office cleaning.
LETTERS AND REPORTS typed at
home. Pickup and delivery. Arling-
ton and Falls Church. JE. 4-3913.
CARDS. han9 ~ envelopes; Nd1 letters, ETC. by
rates. HI. 6913.
RELIABLE white woman, to care for
elderly person or child; no drinker
9 z nor xsg SMOKER; Gan TAYLOR 1854.
as alteration hand. women's wear.
RELIABLE BE GERMAN LADY would
like g.h.w.. Monday through Friday.
s to 4 Pm; Du: 4535. -9
%, @ desires interesting permanent
public, etc. Call LORRAINE CAR
RICO at LA. 6-1119.
EXPERT (LEGAL steno.: :typist. ex-
Rori Rsa a'a Box fsG s4eM. sas star. aaq few eyes
STUDENT desires evening work a.
fountain girl. bus girl or baby sitter
Experienced. RA. 9337. -,
WANTED as a companion to elderly
ssy s1G vsllas s E Lena sG se6s lEss
NEAT, refined young mother, good
background, white. Catholic with Q
girls to support, ages 3 and 5, re-
quests work in children's school or
private home. NV. Washington., in
meals and room to share with girls,
plus small salary. Willing to dc
office work, child or invalid care or
whatever services needed. Box 293-
LATE SHIFT. approx. e-lo pm. De.
secretary; tipping 65 w.p.m.; temp
or perm. EN- 5000. Ext. $40.
REFINED colored girl desires night.
work, full or part time; ofice clean
| ing: bus girl. Ii. 4-6560.
YOUNG LADY. colored. wants worl
NEAT "a; VS6I eo6IoRED GIRL desires Job a,
waitress or maid; experienced; might
work IL, 4.5591.
AOOU Ah1ACA, woman. oeSlre
sfs1 atsfor sSs e a.:olasVs sassSs sfhss shc1 s15
DfsPGAcED DgfsiPTGvAnciED DEM. SEC, age ss
qualified and thoroughly experienced
WAITING at parties. baby sitting ol
prac. nursing; pm. to midnight Of
to II pm. Ii. 3-60S9.
home. Mrs. TGeKEY. VA. vi S asSa.
EXPERIENCED WORKER wants D.
day week or child care. RE. 1879.
WANT TYPING to do at home. LO
COL. GIRL wants Job cleaning offic,
or nurse maid. DE. S542.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as wait
ress or bus girl, experience. GE
CoLoRED GIRL wants general house.
| work. 5-day week; good cook; ref
COLORED GIRL wants g.h.w., full OF
part time, days q week. Refer
ences. LA. 6-5S13.
COLORED GIRL desires job as nurse.
COLORED GIRL wishes general house.
work. Mon. Wed. and Fri; good
CoLORED@PRACTICAL NURSE de-
sires any type of case or work IL
doctors once. DE: 1854.
sires job caring for invalid or ma.
YOUNG CoLoRED GIRL desire.
fountain work or light housework
experienced. Ii. 7-2412.
COLORED NURSE, practical exper.
wishes case of any kind at once
light house duty days only: loca
ICOLoRED WOMAN desires work, full
or part time. Cleaning or kitchen
help. Exper. Ewes, 10. 3-0U25.
COLORED WOMAN wants work as
baker, chef. or COOK. Boarding house,
restaurant or hotel. LA. 6-5SI3.
COLORED WOMAN wishes day
work as elevator operator, night
| Mon, Wed. Fri. LU. 4-6UlU.
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Movie equip. Horeisn or domesticl.
BRENNER. 933 Pa. ave. NV. RE.
CARPENTER WORK Of all kinds.
Reasonable ST.. 2145. 10
CARPENTRY--Un Unfinished attics aRd
small ioLs done reasonably; guaran-
tesd; MI. 7l47 81 4273.
CARPENTRY. concrete and brick
sSanics a G,E Drs%pt Service Mn AoeK- H
CARPESTER work Of all kinds. Ii.
experienced in remodel
sd. inS work work. 09!s CAN Fsl KE eless Ssss ss
alterations, repairs.
remodeling, old and new work. MR.:
SMITH. IA. 7-5527, any time. Ia
CEMENT. BRICK MASON, steps, side
walks, driveways. patios, water
proof walls. minor repair. Elk. 1894:
CEMENTING Of all kinds. cinder blks.
cEPMTiENT PTi ST43 WORK and general repairs.
Let us make your old work look new.
Ho, 2a0S, Huf $3.50. -.
eeinder block and brick wall. HU.
CEMENT WALKS. drives. porches.
steps; free estimates: white me-
chanics. JACK SPARKS, HO. S439.
DRAIN PIPES. electrically
RooTERS; Phone RA. ssss any day.
FENCE-Galvanized chain. link; all
ion Get the best for less. No down
payment: 36 months to pay; Phone
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN
CURTAIN STRETCHING and laundry
to do at home: references. Ii.

CURTAIN STRETCHING and laundry
ttodo to DO at home: references. Ii.
GROCERY CLERK AND CHECKER,
htgh-class store; good hours and
CO.. $3.50 Conn. ave. NV. WO. 0464.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, desire work
cleaning once building or restau-
rant. ME. 467S.
MAN Or WOMAN. to manage local
retail gift shop. Must be experienced
in this line. Capable Of buying. mer-
chandizing and promoting. Salary
to start. $4,000 . year, plus, COM
mission and bonus. State full par
ticulars. Box 4S3-R, Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER in exchange
for apartment; best character refer
ences. ST. O149.
YOUNG MAN OR LADY, with ability
to write and to organize in National
Catholic ONCE; $4,000 per year. OR.
CoLORED MAN and wife want Job as
cleaners; homes. Offices. hotels and
shops; eXper. Ii. G-3963. 10"
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME-In spare
time. Also 391 business. industrial,
engineering. art and acaaemic
courses, Diploma awarded. Write or
ssS sSnf Bono 1ST saa ssS5aoE M% e sNqESe' sa 1cs
ADULTS LEARN to play the piano.
Course includes complete practice
halI facilities. Information. ia.
PBx.REcEPTIoNIsT course cas- easily
eHANDLESR. e4tlS H. HUI nsas ssa4. Is 81. 7ass. MKs
MODkkN TRAINING IN beauty cul-
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
for GI training: day and evening
glasses. WARFLYNN BEAUTY coll
A EARS GAZE tzi1 { bECoRRXaTrNR&! Il Raj a. l7eI5 z
nSurs 1S s.lsis lispiSssruction' 2 hours weekly,
POPULAR PIANO, chord system, par
ticularly interested in teaching teen
BaEfsLkodM aEfEii H4' H2is pH2aiNsc1NG in beautiful
teacher. Dupont 9s6s.
NEW CLASSES, touch typing: quick,
snT,v easy method .nh a;rr5;fd1 GREGG shorthand ID
ions open. paying $50 to $s5 .wk.
UP. Start now. BOYD SCHOOL. cor
g and 18th. MA. 2342.
LADIES-Make reversible rugs under
So using old woolens; entirely diff
ferent methods. FA. 1410.
HOME TUTORING. alg.. geom.. Lat.
Fr.,. Eng. Ger. arith., read. Elem.
jr. high. ST. high sub UN. 1888. :
FRENCH conversation classes. all
grades conducted by native French
NEW DENTAL Assistant CourseWin-
cludes Glamour and Personality De
yelopment. Women needed to help
Pays well. No nursing experience
required to learn. Write for FREE
Information. WAYNE SCHOOL. INC.
Box AIS. Star. 10
WELDING-Keep your Job while you
practical metal work. Write fol
FREE Err Ee.t FACTS; cts UTILITIES. INST.
tory. ANDERSON. 71e 10th St
EXPERiENCED PIANO TEACHER In
NURSERY AND TRAINEES-Open.
ings for students, 16 to 25 yrs.
emo. course. Students receive free
rm. and board and cash allowance
Apply CHILDREN'S GONZALES
CENT. HOME. 1871 Bunker Hill rd
VOICE a 1N4 S-fi2Si fH2So instructor, I0 3. M
Eastman School Of Music. NJ. A.,
5Columbis, Coll L,, university: 3 years col;
CONTRACT FRENCH. in your home
y. Of Paris grad, A. M. Box 475-R.
Star
Evening star., 1952-11-09
AGENTS

WHERE TO BUY 100000 articles di-
rect from manufacturers at whole
free outline. GLASS PUBLISHING
COMPANY. Ellwood City, Penna. q
MAN to earn 500 week commission
and up. Automatic fire extinguish-
ers. Nationally advertised. Prospects
elusive territory. No investment.
Free samples. Write RED COMET,
INC. Dept. S9-E. Littleton. Colorado.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
PAINTING
PAPERING
PLENTY OF TT
30-gal. replacement hot-water heater.
installed

Expert Workmanship; free estimates:
CO. 644s after 9 pm. IS.
PAINTING, PLAsTERIN0
Work done reasonably this month.
Sa4 hSSsEllT alD nhi saTNT1Ss-ssti.. T1SS
ned customers for over rs years.
Mr.. LAWRENCE RA. 0703..
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up;
,95. Snnfast washable paper: work
guaranteed GE 7393 or GE. 246l,
PAPER HANGING, painting and
plasterinR; doing my own work:
reasonable prices; guaranteed. GE.
PAPERHANGING. painting-spec
low prices this week; work o5ggssr-
l0s
PAPERING, hrst-class work, guaran-
mate. cali Mr.. GORDON. GE. e570.
SO room and upt
washable paper; do own work; guar.
anteed; white mechanic. GE. 0024.
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Evening star., 1952-11-09
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT. for insurance organ
education, experience, salary ex-
pected. Box 2O7-M. star. IT,.
BOOKKEEPER-Accounts receivable
and payable. Typing essential: SAL
ary open; Hu. 1870; S,,- AVN -19
mortgage banking company in Be-
thesda. Nd. Call Mr.. TOWNSEND.
OY, 3S00 p
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ADDITIONS
ASPHALT DRTVEWAYS
OW. 677O or ST. 1000.

ATTICS FINISHED, dormer vim
COWS. porches inclosed. recreation
rooms and stairways. Commercial
or residential. New or remodeling.
NO down payments. SO months to
pay. UN: 2491. ]. e. HENDRICKS.
BRICK WORK Chimneys, walls,
steps, pchs.; new work or repairing:
Al work. MI. 611S; ewes, NO. SS1S.
BRICKwoRK. new and repair: re-
tanning walls, walks, steps, patios.
e :ntssa SfL1Y. Free &c. ssti%sts'' 45sss. BLAPES s
BUILDING REMODELNG - Roots,
walks. drives. painting, decorating.
FHA REED CONTRACTING Co.
BUILDING REMODELING. so years.
eXper.; contact for loan .furn. Call
JE. 4-3725 Sat. Sun. and evenings,
on weekdays: Va. only
BUILDING. remodeling. repairing.
carpentry, brick and cement work.
painting. MR.. BAKER. NO. 5124.
and remodeling; residen.
tial and commercial, Any time Sun.
or after 9 pm. weekdays, OIL. .2159.
BUILDING and remodelins: IS Yrs.
after 6 pm. weekdays. -
small Jobs attended to: white me.
chanics. MR.. SLACK. LU. 4-0l9l.
CARPENTERING, porch. garage. par
titions; free estimates: white me-
chanicS, JACK SPARKS HO S439
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BUSINESS EXECUTIVES FAMILY
would like woman 80 to 55 to live
In. help with general housework.
PLAN s Seodiss days ss5 se'dEfn Wi sa54 SIS 'n'
Recent verbal Washinston refs. re.
auired. Good wages. Box 1O4-R
CHILD CARE. g.h.w,, care Of . youns
children while mother works. other
help employed. good working condi-
tions: live in; $50 wk. 81. 1873. -9
COOK WANTED, French or Arabian
for embassy; refs. required. Gail
10 am. to- l pm. daily AID. 1000.
COOK. lh.w.. experienced. with local
refs. no laundry or heavy cleaning
other help employed: one day a week
and every other Sun. OF; live in.
large upstairs rm. with pvt. bath.
Call MI. 5sO1 after 10 am.
COOK and downstairs work. colored
sC SSeF heavy so psa v. n
C0OK-G. H. W.: must be fond Of
Regent local refs. Only expd. and
cooks csoaoiEs s sszi w rofE ssoe sxper nc
quarters quarters. With With bath; near cSexs
Chase Circle; must be fond Of chill;
Grsh; recent local ref: required. CAL
cCoK.G.a.R8.@Lives cCodKGf s'A in; 5h days;
small family; experienced; respon-
sible woman; references; S35 pei
wk. Box 45S-S. Star. %
COOK AND G.H.W.-Live in; excel
be capable and experienced; 5s.
day week $3.50 mo-; last house.
keeper stayed z yrs. GE. 1851
GIRL WANTED BY working mother;
sleep in preferred; week ends of
csHS s5S rss ma: ssss ss xsss Sns. o. zr s0ls5sa s
G.H.w. and care for two small boy.
for working mother; 5-day wk.; SEE
and carfare. AP. 6007. 80
Civ. live in: Rockville. new home
and pvt. entr. M II ti You 1S are 't iookins
for q permanent position and good
pay. are over 25 and can furnish
EsfsEenSesi sasE nc m PLEASE Pleas es
2 small children; modern con-
yeniences: refs. rea.; s25 wk. KE.
G.R.W.-Plain cooking; all electrical
! convenisnees: live in; PVT: upstairs
Tm non otnsf d .v nslD o,hsr emU we Weo IA aIteF aT
must be experienced and fond Of
children; $50 wk. ia. 27S2. 1t
GHW., 61a-day wk.. 9. to 5, sit. z
eyes.. 5 school age children. Refs
G. eq Ii. WEpiain 1ne cookiee. ofie h IiSht iaan.
dry. 5-day wk. City refs. in
family. S27 per wk. EN- 1888
G.H.W.. live in only: Silver Spr.: 90
'35 yrs. neat, honest, reliable: fond
of children. 6l2 days; $50: local
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HELP MEN 3 WoMEN lcene.l

BOOKKEEPER's ASST. gen. once
work IN bkkpR. dept: exper. IN
bkkpg.. perm. fuil-time position;
attr. salary; good chance for ad-
vancement to -uual. person. Apply
Mr.. Moffett. ESSO SERVICE CEN.
TER. .Annandale. Va. g
Evening star., 1952-11-09
MOTOR TRAVEL

LADY wishes ride to Tampa. Fla or
nearby. WO. $3.50. p
TWO RIDERS to Los Angeles. Novem-
Der IL; share expenses and driving.
10. 3-62S5. %
PARTY interested in driving car to
California. call Ii. 3-0SSS. 10
A. F. OFFICER leaving for California
via Southern route; one or two pas
refs. desired: member armed forces
pref. TE.- 4039 before 4.
RIDE WANTED for Q from 916 Long.
fellow NV. to 14th and G NV,
7:45 an: 5-day week. TU. S143.
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HELP-WokAEN
-EXECITTIVE WOMAN

OUTSTANDING cosmetic orsanizat lion
executive woman ~ sales manager
of well-established sales .organiza-
ton. Remuneration. salary and
commission, commensurate with
ability and experience; Submit full
3AA.G. STAR
Evening star., 1952-11-09
STENOGRAPHER
ADVERTISING DEPT.

YOUNG woman. 21-35 yrs. Of age. who
types and takes shorthand at q reas-
enable rate Of speed; for permanent
position in national ADVERTISING p-o-
gram; 5-day 40-hr. week Apply
days, S:30-5, and Sat. 9-l. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l1Ol Penna. Ave. NV.
STENO-CLERK, ins. agency; perma-
nent position. 5-day wk. For appt.,
telephone MR.. TURKINGToN. NE.
$3.50 Ill
OPERATOR and
hours. good salary and dement's:
must be reliable. Apply Box 1865.
star. 10
Evening star., 1952-11-09
SITUATIONS MeN tcen..,

BUSINESS ADM. Georgetown night
school senior. "a. desires full-tirnt
employment: responsible, best ref
erence. MI. 1915.
general estate main.
tenance; dependahle: stronE, married
man; non-smoker or drinker. Bo,
456-R, Star.
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR with I
expert men, also all machinery
complete supervision. BACON, ST
1000.
MGR. oreanizer
buyer. food cost control: excel. back.
ground. lge. vol. Box 297-s. Star.
and houseman, colored
desireN perm. position; exper.: excel
ref; Tree to travel. Box 263--M
Evening star., 1952-11-09
Flagstone and Stone
xHrOnU

drtveways valks steps
pcrches. retaining walls. tile drain.
age Also outdoor freplaces; ~
FLOORS CHEMICALLY REFIN1SHED
Don't be misled by those who do
sanding and simple cleaning. Get
the best results by the only experts
who will refin. your floors to look
like new without sanding; price
reas. TU. 1851.
FLOORS SANDED and finished,
cleaned and waxed. old floors made
ike new Call any time WA l129.
FLOOR SANDING AND REFINISH-
ING; work guaranteed; exper.
mechanics; average rm.. SIS. co.
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but ! the
best; laying. sanding, finishing.
cleaning: parquet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
ToRsi To saIS' nc 1912 Wisconsin ave-.
FURN UPHOLS.. repairing. refinish.
ing. PEAKE FURNITURE CO.. 1921
Miller ave-. Bethesda. OIL. 1889.
GENERAL REPAIRs-Painting. plas-
tering, carpenter work, roof paint.
ing, repairing: No Job too small.
pRINTZ TR 1911 la
Evening star., 1952-11-09
CHATTFFETTR

Col. 90 yrs exper.; excel. local ref:
will travel; live in or out. Ii. 6-S9O9.
Evening star., 1952-11-09

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1952-11-09

PUBLIC STENO.
ACCOUNTANTS REPORTS
Expert work. Reasonable. Accurate.
BESS DARWIN, ST. 1903
Evening star., 1952-11-09
DANCE TEACHERS
only: full or part time
excellent salary and working con
ditions' ballroom dancing.
Mr.. JAMES OR r. B. FOWLER
BU. $500

MAN to take charge Of laundry room
and package room, new luxury apt
bldg, wife to help with package
room. Salary and suitable quarters,
with beautiful surroundings. in
nearby Md. Permanent. Free trans
portation to and from the d. c.
line. Call Monday, Mr.. KIRKLAND, ,
OIL. O300 for appt.
Evening star., 1952-11-09

ECRETARY for national. youth or
Esnization; 5-day wk.; liberal vaca-
ton and sick leave; salary. $55-
$3.50, regular yearly increases.
Call Ap; 4116: ., .s.s ,ov.
35-hour week; downtown location;
good pay. ST. 2215. liz
RECRETARY, to director Of National
Catholic Organization; salary.
gECRETARY STENOGkAPHEk; b.
day wk.; disqualification. surgical
service and life. insurance provided:
bonus plan in effect; good working
conds. in air-cond bldg. THE
MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
INC, 1901 H st. NV. See Mr.. Wells.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
ALL HOUSEWIVES:
Earn $500 by Xmas
COLORED TEACHER
hELP-poMEsTlc .

BUSINESS EXECUTIVES FAMILY
would like woman 80 to 55 to live
In. help with general housework.
lI ~. daYs. S2S. WI. R2O4.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
CECRETARY

SECRE I An1
Under 20; must be perm. capable OF
handling entire once detail ana GUS
TONER relations in divisional once
Of national financial company; 6eI-
0ry dependent on personality, exper.
and Initiative. Reply By letter pref.
or call =. H. ERICKSON. ME. %1Z7.
S27 Shoreham Bldg.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
CAMERA REPAIRS

CARPENTERING. porch. garage. par.
titions; free estimates; white me.
chanicS, JACK SPARKS, HO. S439
Evening star., 1952-11-09

r good combination presser. JE
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-05-15
They're Doing Z

ment of agriculture. Heretofore, the
industry has not known the time
and temperature required for heating
liquid egg to insure complete kill
of salmonella bacteria without adj
versely affecting the commercial
product. Tests demonstrated that a
process in which a temperature of
40 degrees, which is just below the
coagulation level, is held for 3 min
utes, proved effective. Equipment
used is similar to that for pasteuriz-
ing milk.
KILLING CRABGRASS with chlor-
dane. Tests conducted at the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin indicate that chlor-
dane, widely used as an effective in
secticide, can also kill weeds. APP
piled at the rate of 10 pounds per
acre it controlled crabgrass in lawns
for a period of two years. Tests
show that the chemical prevents seed
from terminating.
INCREASING PROTEIN content Of
alfalfa by spraying with nitrogen
fertilizer. Nebraska experiment sta
ton workers found they were able
to increase hay yields and boost pro-
tein content as much as percent
by aerial spraying with urea COM
pound.
INCREASING GROWTH of calves
by adding minute amounts of ter
ramycin to feeds. Growth of dairy
calves was increased as much as 90
percent in tests at the University Of
Kansas.
KILLING cEEATcRAss by spray
ing with a new chemical chloro-
IPC. The new chemical is said to be
highly selective and does not harm
other grasses when applied early in
the spring. Chloro-IPC was applied
at the rate of pounds ger acre on
seedlings up to "a inches in height
and at IL pounds to the acre on those
not over " inches.
REDUCING CHERRY CRACKING
by spraying with hormone. Many
a good cherry crop has been lost
when rains at the wrong time caused
cherries to crack. It was found at
the tree fruit experiment station,
Wenatchee, Wash, that spraying
cherries 80 to 35 days before harvest
with a weak solution of sodium salt
of napthalene acetic acid part
/ per million of water-reduce crack
ing to only IL percent. This COM
pared with 80 percent cracking on
unsprayed trees.
CONTROLLING DISEASES in poul-
try by inplanting antibiotic pellets
In the neck. In tests made at the
Utah State Agricultural college tur-
key flocks treated for sinusitis suf-
fered only IA percent mortality
when implantations were made with
in 10 to 25 days after the disease
broke out. Pellets used contained
both penicillin and streptomycin
Method still must be tested further
and approved by the Pure Food and
Drug administration before pellets
will be put on the market.
INCREASING STEER GAINS by
giving them injections of the male
hormone, testosterone. In Oregon
State college trials. injections Of The
hormone produced an extra 81
pounds of beef rer- Steer nnrer q TO
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-05-15

II can always depend on
Firestone Tires. They're the best
all-around tires a farmer can
use" GLENN SToUFFER
Meadow Grove, Nebraska
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
UJA
A Pivotal
Force
Continued from Page 3S)

Continued from rage 36I
even before we left Israel we
resolved tn at the suffering
brought on by these deficiencies
could be stemmed in part through
swift action by American Jews.
Meeting among ourselves in
Jerusalem, we resolved also that
we would attempt something far
larger if these shortages were not
to recur again and again, and If
Israel was to gain that larger
capacity and firmer footing so
crucial to its survival.
am happy to say again-al-
most one year later-that the
Jewish. communities of the Uni
ted States responded to our short
term drive in a way that made it
possible for the UJA to announce
within two and a half months
after our first call from Jeru-
salem that the need for $35, OOO,-
900 in cash had been met virtu-
ally in full.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
ISRAEL NEWS BRIEFS
WASHINGTON, (JTA)

WASHINGTON, (JTA) = The
Library of Congress reported that
a treaty between Israel and nine
other countries has been ratified,
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-26
Rabbi KeStenbaurn
Leaves Orlando
For Gainesville

GAINESVILLE Rabbi Jer-
ONE Kestenbaum has arrived
here to begin duties asSDirector
of the Hillel Foundation near the
University of Florida campus and
to serve as Rabbi Of the Congre-
CATION B'nai Israel of Gainesville.
Rabbi Kestenbaum reported
here following three years serv-
ice as Rabbi of the Congregation
Ohev Shalom, Orlando. He was
also member, of the Executives
Club and Civilian Chaplain to
Jewish personnel at military in
stallations in central Florida.
The new Hillel Foundation Di-
rector has his headquarters at
Room 203. Florida Union on the
campus. while awaiting construc-
ION of a SS5.3o3 E-il.cl I-ousc Of
B'nai Birth.
The one-StOry, modern type
structure is expected to be COM
pleted by the second semester OF
the current school year. Located
on the northern fringe of the
campus, the building will include
a lounge, library, chapel, kitchen,
offices and social room, and will
be maintained by the national
Hillel Foundation of. B'nai Birth.
Rabbi Kestenbaum is gradu-
ate Of Yeshiva University and the
University of Illinois. He was or
dained Rabbi by the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary of America in
New York in l947. While at the
University of Florida he will pur-
sue courses leading to a. Doctor
of Philosophy degree in sociology.
Past service has seen him as
Rabbi in Lincoln, Nebraska, and
Hillel Counselor at the University
of Nebraska from 1947-49. He
also occupied the pulpit in Bald
win, Long Island, New York, and
served as assistant to rabbis in
Galveston, Texas, and Peoria,
Illinois.
Rabbi Kestenbaum and his wife
RoslYn have two children. Sherry
s. and LennY. z.