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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION in
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs,
good food. kind supervision. Pick up
and delivery; Stud service. KRISS
kROSS KENNELS. Browning $40.
cocKER E PEPPyNA PUFF fAHI beauty. SE SN1l: brown.
blond, ga mos. male, lovabie,
smart; will sell only to kind per-
son who can give him y deserving,
sSes', sSoa 5Gme; 1G1 7-esss. SS9 can NA' is 1Hs2
SCOTTISH TERRIER puppies, males,
Axe champion stock. IL wks. old.
jefferson 2-S010. -21
PUPPIES, cocker, silver buff pedi-
greed. shots and worming; excel
health. satisfaction or money back;
SOP and $50. OR. 3s45 ewes. wk.
DOUBLE BREEDING CAGES for sale
Ideal for parakeets. Ex. $3.50.
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES. all colors.
Axe reg. I344 Bladens0urE ., rd'
BOXER-Imported. fawn, Axe; at
stud for pick OF litter. IA. S-5s12
sCoTTIE PUPPIEs-champion sired
registered Axe. inoculated. WI
q; months old. Make S0esSient exeeileni
COLLIE PUPPIES, 3 months old. tri-
color, Axe registered. champion
pnG stock oSTs SEeseent iS5,J-1h a6ost L. ~ 20 Z,
CATS. KITTENS. weIl-trained. te
good home MI. 3Ol1. -21
KITTEN, healthy, : weeks; Will give
~, e good home. WI: 476s. 30
a good home to male Tiger kitten
3 mos. old: housebroken. JU. S-239S
SHETLAND SHEEP DOG tminiature
colllel puppies. sable and white
champion sired, Axe reg. 81. $3.50
PUG PUPPY. Axe registered, female
gentle, affectionate pet; beautifully
marked. JE. 4-3646 -21
DACHSHUND. red. male. puppy. :
mos. old. Registered. 500, AP. 7I92
PERSIAN KITTENS, little fluff,
HUNT Rosedere. Falls Church, JE
Cookers. dachsunds, toy fox terrier
Ghlhuahqas: pomeranians: also
dere, Falls Church. JE. 2-1496.
BOXER PUPS-Females fawn and
brindle: sired by Champ. Fresco:
reg; 8 wks. old: exceptional beau
ties: sacrifice. ERWIN SCHNAPPER
20S 61st ave, Capitol Hgts.,. Md
PEkINGEsE ts,. male. 10 weeks old. .
Call Falls Church 6955. -2I
BOXER PUPS, pedigreed. 8 weeks,
pvt. home; docked. shots. wormed;
S30-$50; lse. litter. Lo. 1858.
Axe res Vim %s!s sserlce. sm2st ai44 '1scs st.
ne. Call Ii. 6-57S2. 30
PUPPIES. part Collie. So each. Call
GaitherSburg 499-J-3. 30
DOBERMAN PINSCHERS. 12 wks.,
Axe reg, reasonable. 43l5 Law
renee ST., Colmar Manor. Nd. WA.
BEAGLE PUPPIES. females. $40; reg
istered and field trial stock. Lo.
POiNTER-Female, thoroughbred; no
papers: perfect afield: inability to
hunt forces sale at $225. OIL. 2079.
BOXERS. AKc. 6 wks.. fawn, white
and intern'tal, champs in ) genera
PERSIAN CAT@Beautifal H Sea m white GS male,
1-yr.-old: call RE. 400, ext. 621.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. Axe.
champion. sired; 9 wks. old. Females,
S35: males, $40. Can GE. OS66,
1OS Kennedy st. NV. -:,5
WANT TO BUY male German
Shepherd between and 9
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

COLORED-TWO ROOMS, kitchen
and sefniprivate bath; for empl
couple or 2 women. Also rooms
c0noRED. OF BED so7 MT. VERNON PL
N.W:-Two rms: kit. and bath
nicely furn:: $75 mo. JOSEPH E
ST. 332O. -2l
Evening star., 1952-09-19
RADIO SURPLUS

RECoRDING EoUIPMENT. discs. tape
WlllyS Jeep, 1851 station wagon
ECONOMY garden tractor. WI. 1853.
REFRIGERATOR, 7 Gu. it, Universal.
ug0od condition: S45. OR. $500. -1g
kEFRIGERATOR. G.E: 5-cu. IT,; ex-
ea eealie1t ,coad condition. Reasonable. Phone
REFRiGERAToR, Admiral Ia ia5a
model; brand-new: S150; apt. size
,GalI II; 7-!615. after 8 pm. 2I:
kEFklGERATOR, Coolerator, 1l2 GU
IT, new. unused $3.50. RA. 1000.
REFRIGERATOR. GE. 8 Gu. it.; used
l year only; looks brand-neW. 49,
Macarthur blvd. NV. bet. s:3o
REFkrGERSs1PoRR:: ead ( 1P;R: gas. apartment mGa slze,
LU; I-7O35 Saturday only. is
REFRIGERATION, brand-new. 1a53
model. automatic defrost, cross-top
freezer; shelves on door; also brand
WitI nfT gIiii Estate De Luxe gas range
aS m, GIT; vii VII sacrifice for quick sale.
REFRIGERAToRs. used, large as.
Sortment from $40 up. Some with
51ysar SIS guarantee; Time. payments.
REFRIGERAToRswExtrraa run laTss ss d,s. w.
count on brand-new 1852 ana 1a53
World-famous refrigerators-all In
factory fresh crates. Cash or terms.
Enily guaranteed by Washington &
. Oldest Tv and Appliance Store.
KEFklGERATORS; used; rent or buy,
ner mo-; full guarantee. DOWD'S
OR: 1900 AIS Conn. ave NV.
REFRIGERATORS (2), in good con-
dition: reasonable price. Phone Ii.
kEFRIGERAToR-'50 westineho1se
Gu, IT,, excellent condition; SIOO.
REFRiGERATORs. used. recond
guar, SAG UP. New refgr. at big
sayings. P. Q. SMITH S. g. s., INC.
REFRIGERATOR new Admiral. 2 GU.
it.: S100. Phone JE. 4-2937. -2I
Evening star., 1952-09-19
HOUSES UNFURNIsAED

ARLINGTON-Lovely 6-rm.. modernl
rambler; best section; s min. PSM
tag2n oT; S69S after 8 pm. -22
house. beautiful s rooms. 3 baths
and porch: ia. 3012. SO pm. iss
COMBINATION HOME AND OFFICE.
small row house: Ist commercial:
THREE; BEDROOM CAFE COD near
N new Blsdensburg High School; sis5
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO. Ia
MT. RAINIER-New 3-bedrm.. avail
able Oct 10. S1l5 mo. CARSON
d GREENE CO.. AP. 69I1. UN. 73SS.
NEW 3-bedrm. brick rambler: fulI
bsmt. big lot, select area; close "a
all .conveniences. II minutes =
sseo1 se1sso. crown a Realty II TT7Seeg. eo'.. ,6si
W. Broad st. Falls Church. Va. liz
SILVER SPRING. 3 bedrms., TX
baths; $3.50 mo. Call sH. 1920; 6E
ALIESxANDRIA-Avau. Oct. 1, WHIT.
brick, nr. transp; lovely piantins.
outside barbecue. 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
gar. ] z. BEGG. INC. DU. 24SO;
CONTINUED On Nsxt fassl
Evening star., 1952-09-19
ROOMS WANTED

REFINED middle-aged employed lady,
non smoker. desires room or room
and board with private family; good
neishborhood, quiet, in Mt. Pleas
ant section NV. preferably vic. 18th
and Park rd. Box 23l-G, Star. -2I
Evening star., 1952-09-19

1856 N ST. NW.-For refined young
men and women, several choice va
cancies; delicious food and conv. To-
cation. House mother, MRS. DAVIS
sLAUGHTER's, 1925 1eth st. NV;
elev., tel. switchboard; homelike
sre noW .kins mfsn ios
limited number of retired and
smploysd guests at fall-winter rates
sIHuGHT2R's, 1927 10th st. 'G NV
Make your reservations now fol
psepis %ssls; Ty: Ho sasa atSf home for yS. yS.n'
FOR EMPL. MOTHER AND Child
nr. school and 18th st. NV, transp
Pvt. bath. child care. ia. 53o7
1923 18TH ST. NV. vacancies 10,
sooas yood food s5S s5S pemen per mont nsn Mos
COW .trsnsp.: Tv and indry. priviis
HU. 9637. DU. $500.
NV. SECTION for employed mother
and, and day care Ssss for child. Neal
CLUB MASON-A residential hote
tST M those who seek the best; sale:
SIS wkly., incl. meals. 1925 New
Hamp. ave. dupont area). NO
BLAIR AIR MANSION 1NN-771o Blai,
rd. NV. Master rooms; also singles
in graciously styled home; fine fooc
and free parking. SH. 1917, SH
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2ooI, at Conn
Atr. rm., good meals; young people
Rec. rm., TV. CO. 2493. 19'
14Ol 18th N.W.---Nice, newly deco;
rated rooms, selected menus. TV
switchboard, reasonable. Il
STUDENTS, one large rm. with pvt
bath for s Students; also one dble
rm. 2139 r st. NV. Elev. and
switchboard. HO. 1000. "a
1927 18th ST. .N.W.-Large second.
floor ROOM private bath; good meals
Walking, distance downtown. 20s
TWIN-BED ROOM ir
Walter Reed vic; also single room
1881 9th st. NV. GE. 4124. 2l'
I4O6 18th ST. NV, desirable loca-
. tiOn. Attractive, clean rooms; reas,
rates. Tastefully prepared. generous
meals. Free television. Also q few
vacancies for employed men or stu
dents in annex at attractive rates.
MI. 1854. 2ls
THE MAR-SALLE GUEST HOUSE
1855 WYOMING AVE. NV. -
Ladies and gentlemen who desire q
home away from home. Excellent
meals. TV. Laundry facilities.
TARI.E BOARD AVAH,ARI,E
Evening star., 1952-09-19

PIANOS-Practice pianos. $50. $65,
SIS and up. Hauling extra. Also
> values in spinets. grands and con-
soles. Exclusive local dealers Tor the
3 famous Lester Betsy Ross and other
at Aii ali times. times ST. $500: PIANO
MART. 1015 7th st. NV. tjust above
the library. Open Mon. Wed.
PfANos@uprishts, faii Ssesi $50 up; spinets,
Always good buy at Schaeffer's,
established 1901. open every night
and all day Sunday til G.; SCHAEF--
EERss st sI, fIaNo gnR ss sH3G S6aa saS Bonitant
PIANOS, lowest prices in d. c. area.
Spinets, $2S5 up; apt uprights, .$245
up; grands. S395 up; new spinets,
S4S5 up; famous makes: low terms.
Sg1vrR 9Ren FRI spRINr snd MSn Bqann til c Pm an
PeTshine Dr.. sH. 63ss, w. 00'
PIANOS-Investigate our rental pur-
pianos for 9H' only Use 50 -p0unnafe per month.
KITS. 1880 G st. NV. 30
P1ANOS-Are you looking for q good
Ws have very ne mahSs nSael conso
full keyboard in excel. condition.
This instrument is real bargain
and must be seen to be appreciated.
Conyenient terms may be arranged.
SAMfBELs S.M4l 81. s4s4l Music CO. HOS $50 6 st.
PIANOS-Jordan'S at 18th and G SITS.
NV. have the largest selection of
pianos in this city on display, Nm
clualng many values in reconditioned
and slightly used spinets, Strands and
consoles. Pay as little as S25 down.
ST, 94O0. JORDAN'S. corner 18th
and g sts. NV. Open Thursday
evenings. 10
P1ANO-BaldSin. Acrosonic, spinet
and console models. Designed. built
and guaranteed by Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Full Blow action. wide varitey case.
designs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV.
Eck 4
Evening star., 1952-09-19
WASHER 49,
KENMORE AUTOMATIC
CALL FROM SO. LO. 4-7955.

WATER HEATERS = Gas. electric.
used; all sizes. SIS up. JOHN G:
WEBSTER WAREHOUSE, 1909 1st
st. se Call ST. 600, MR.. PARKER.
WELDER, portable, 800 amps. with
6-cyl.. Continental engine. mounted
on Model A truck; good condition.
Rockville 4S42. -21
XMAS CARDS, "a price; gen. Xmas
cards, all types, many suit. bus.
use; names printed. $40 F st. NV.
ARD SKIN. Just from Africa.
BTENDiX WASHER; 2 single bed
springs; excellent condition; very
BESDax IsSfShaGsf GpsffALHMRTic AN 27ict tWsAsHER; GOOD
condition: S65. See at 2416 Iver-
SURPLUs&Manufacturins plant dis
posing of surplus items Of machine
tools, small tools, raw materials
and electronic parts: items include
milling machine, 1athes, automatic
Ise only oEoRAroR 5speSSsP coRP.. 1oSS $50 n.
RAbfo hfsh ii HANS, As,' 'NofE.-New lot a,s con.
densers, come and and get get zen .em' onsS ais
Sat, goth. r. g. T., 9723 Baltimore
blvd Closed Sept. 22. open again
Sept. 40.
Evening star., 1952-09-19
FAIRFAX COUNTY

Large pre-Civil War restored and
modernize6 3-bedrm. beautifully
furn.. on 6 acres, close to Shirley
hwy. Reduced from 1928 to 5000.
ALEXANDRIA
Four bedrms., an baths, townhouss
ready for entertatning. $3.50.
Charles r. HOoff, Inc.
1902 Duke St.. Alex w.. TIE. 3445
Evening star., 1952-09-19
3-BEDROOM
APARTMENTS

3-BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
MOST BEAUTIFUL AMI
CONVENIENT SECTION OF
VIRGINIA.
Five minutes to PentaEon and down
town WASHINGTON.
Schools and shopping in Immediate
RENTAL FROM SIPS
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
In darlington shopping Gen.
ter, near Parkfairfax ant
darlington.
hwy. to Shirlington Shopping
Center cloverleaf to Seminary
I'd. to Fern St, left on Fern St.
block to Kenwood ave.
KENWOOD TOWERS
3-BEDRM. LUXURY
APARTMENTS
Kenwood Ave. and Fern st.
Alexandria, Va.
JAMES M. DUNCAN, Jr
Realtor & InSuror
Rental Agent on Premises
XII. $4,000
SAMPLE APARTMENT
Furnished BY
Frank Michlebach, Inc,
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
II Am. TO $50 Pm. Vs.
Evening star., 1952-09-19
AIR-CONDITIONED
3 BEDROOMS

Liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
breakfast rm. and 2 baths.
New luxurious apt. building
with elev and sect. SWITCH
board. master TV antenna and
roof garden. Please call RES.
MGR. WO. 1899. ---l9
Evening star., 1952-09-19
FARM 8 GARDEN Cont

AZALEAS. all colors,. so cents up.
Evenings, week ends. S2ll Sligo
Creek pkwy.. Takoma Park, Md,
Evening star., 1952-09-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-TWO unfurn. rms, next
to bath, for young lady or gent.
home privilS. Ii. 3-S969, -21
Evening star., 1952-09-19
MIscEL. FOR RENT (cont.)

caAN daz n SAWS s.s s ss pss sse das sle RaPes
incl. delivery. RENTAL TOOLS d
EOIIIP. CO. SH. 62S1.
Evening star., 1952-09-19
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING tcont., ,
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

ONE STUDIO ROOM. running water
gas stove, refgr.; quiet couple: $50
1349 Columbia I'd. NV. -21
Evening star., 1952-09-19
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING SPECIALIST. any time.
Short notice calls. Hrly. or nat rates.
HILLS TRANSFER CO.. AT. 9342.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Phone NO. OIo4. UNION sTORAGE
CO. INC. Established 1906l.
MOVING AND HAULING-Day OF
night. Reasonable rstes. NO. $3.50
MOVE / OR 2 PIECES or household,
&fter 5 pm. all day week ends. Ii.
4-0663 pa
Evening star., 1952-09-19
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

QUALITY COAL, coke. charcoal, IRE
pl. coal; fireplace wood and kindl-
ing; wholesale and retail. COOPER
SUPPLY CO.. AT. 5919: eyes,. DE.
FIREPLACE WOOD-Finest cord
wood, hard oak; S26.5 a cord. de-
livered. Call IA. S-69l9. -2l
Evening star., 1952-09-19
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
TURKEYS ARE READY

10 to 13-lb hens. 16 to 19-lb. toms
Silver Spring on Ga. ave. (Rte. 97)
to Wheaton. left oil Viers Mill rd.
Rte. $500 to TURKEY BRANCH
FARMS, Viers Mill I'd. between
Wheaton and Rockville. LO. 5-O519.
Evening star., 1952-09-19

1000 D ST. S.E.-APT. 4
Nice 1-bedrm. apt; S67.5 mo. In
spect there and apply to
1920 K st. NV, Realtors. EX. 1871
Evening star., 1952-09-19
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
COLORED-SACRIFICE

S495 DOWN. S65 MO.
Three rooms, kit. and bath; very 1ee.
sms sta nM 1st csI nSHr Mr. 4th hAUcoM tRS G1ssn H
$500 or HUI. 943O. 10
Evening star., 1952-09-19

W. yz5RN HA9E 3E ARTs 44SE|isN ANP sIS HogsEs gTs
LET'S. WASH. VA. WHITE ONLY.
xoaE wESPkEs kEsrais SIs ANp sA3 hEaTT4 SaHTh e. e.
18th 81. AND N. Z. AVE. NV.
SIS KING ST.. ALEX. MON,-SAT.
els RUPLEY BLDG. KI. S-1313
1919 VERMONT AVE. NV.
rm... suit. 2-3:- pvt bath, kit, gas
range. elec. refgr.; lge. incl heated
porch. $50 wkly. Elk. 6746, ME.
52O4. 20
Evening star., 1952-09-19

4226 7th, AT VARNUM
3 nicely furnished rooms. suitable for
young men or ladies. $50. Inquire
1anitor, or GE. 1850.
Evening star., 1952-09-19

WANT TO BUY male German
Shepherd between l and 2
yrs. of age. Rockville 4241
Evening star., 1952-09-19

( UNIFORM-St. Johns, complete size
! l6. Will At boy 8 #. /. Just like
new, worn one season. HU. 4519.
Evening star., 1952-09-19

BLUE SPRUCE TREA EvERGREEN,
approx, Il I 4. hisf nicely shaped.
Evening star., 1952-09-19
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

COLUMBIA RD.. lS34-Ss.5O wk.;
sgle. rms. 8 bs.. shwrs.. TV. pkng..
Bendix: men: 10 min. dntn. AID. 4330.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE = Newly
decorated rms; daily maid service;
switchboard service. 1712 New
Hampshire ave. NV. NO. 1896.
1912 18th ST. NV. Scott Circle
Single. double and to-share rms;
daily. weekly and monthly rates.
CO. $3.50.
FARMINGTON-162 18th st. NV,
near Dupont Circle. Maid service,
24-hour switchboard service, phone
in all rooms; convenient location.
Single $10 up: double. $12.50 up.
1850 - aS' 1ssS ST. N.w.-rormer iesat-
ion, Large comfortable rm. next to
bath for permanently employed
lazy. $40 mo. Gentle family.
WILSON HOUSE" 1922 18th st.
Excellent rooms, $50 to S35. Also
rooms and suites with bath. MI.
CHEVY cHAsE-vicinity Conn. ave.
gen sentleman' E1ASt5 Or Isl e5ss. Sleeping 1ao gn''
EUCLID ST. 1355-T5 empl. ladies';
lge. rm: Also small rm. attrac. furn.
Conv. to bath: pvt. home: laund.
priylls.; excel. transp. Reas. CO.
PVT. BATH. 26oe woodley I'd
Excel. tranSp.; beautiful loc.: no
cooking; sos; l-2 adults. AID. 1855.
Evening star., 1952-09-19

BOXERS. AKc. 6 wks.. fawn, white
and intern'tal champs in ) genera
tions. S75 and up. AK. 2795. -21
PERSIAN CAT-Beautifu white male,
1-yr.-old: call RE. 400. ext. 621.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. Axe.
champion sired; . wks. old Females
Evening star., 1952-09-19

CONTINUED on Nszt Ra0ol
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Broad Policies
Instituted To
Halt Initiation

JERUSALEM (JTA) = Israelis
frightened their belts this week in
anticipation of new hardships
promised them under Premier
David Ben Gurion's new economic
policy.
They waited to see whether the
drastic new measures the Prime
Minister announced to a tense Par
lament would have the desired eff
feet of curbing initiation, increas-
ing production, balancing the
budget and increasing the flow of
foreign investment.
The new economic policy was un-
folded to an anxious people in a
70-minute address in which the pre-
mier reviewed the progress made
by Israel in the three years and
nine months of statehood, reported
in the glowing terms of the new
discoveries of mineral wealth in the
Negev, admitted that the govern
ment and people had made mistakes
in the past and warned that sue
cess of the new measures would
depend on the cooperation of the
people of Israel themselves.
Major features of the new eco
nomic policy as announced by the
Premier and subsequently devel-
open by government officials in
cluded:
4 Introduction of three dollar
rates for the Israel pound
the official $3.50 rate for gen.
eral purposes and purchase of
wheat and essential foodstuffs; a
rate of $1.40 to the pound for in
stitutions collecting money abroad,
for tourists, for purchase of other
foodstuffs, seeds and medicines,
and 81 to the pound for foreign
investors.
n Foreign investors will, in fu-
ture, be allowed to bring in
their capital in the form of
machinery and raw materials. For
merly half their investment had to
be in the form of foreign currency
to be sold to the Treasury at the
official $3.50 rate.
n Establishment Of an export
j board and an export bank to
aid in developing export
markets. Facilitation of raw ma
terials purchases for export indus
tries.
A Balancing of the budget, in
cluding security expenditures,
from local revenues, what
ever the consequences" by rigid
economies, suspension of non-pro-
ductive public works construction,
dismissal of 1000 of the govern
ment's 10000 employees, and other
measures.
E The work week was increased
~ to At hours.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Rabbi Fierman Heads Arizona
Group in Reform Fund Drive

Rabbi Morton C.. Fierman OF
Temple Beth Israel has been named
Arizona chairman of the Rabbin-
ical Council of the Combined Cam
paign of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations and the
Hebrew Union College-Jewish In
stitute of Religion, it was an
nounced by Rabbi Ferdinand M.
Isserman of St. Louis, national
chairman.
Rabbi Fierman will coordinate
the participation of the states re-
form rabbis in the annual mainten-
ance fund drive for the national
institutions of American Liberal
Judaism. The campaign has ma
tional goal of $2,265, 900.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Play to Be Read At
SingIet0nS Meeting

Reading of a play by Willard
Jacquet of the dramatics depart
ment of Phoenix Union High School
will highlight meeting of the Sim
gletons at $3.50 pm. next Monday,
Feb. 25, at the Beth Ell social hall.
Jacquet is the stage director of
the high schools annual "Follies. +"
At it's last meeting, Herbert
Smith, president of the Singletons,
presented a check for $710 to the
March of Dimes, representing pro-
ceeds from a polio benefit dance
given by the club Jan. 26.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22

SAY YOU SAW IT ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Education Aid To Be Topic

The current events discussion
group of the Council of Jewish
Women will meet next Tuesday,
Feb. 26, at 2 pm, at the home of
Mrs. William Felsher, social legis-
lation chairman, 1902 w. Indianola.
The topic for discussion will be
federal aid to education. The pub
lie is invited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Membership Luncheon Given
By Council of Jewish Women

A group of professional enter
tainers was to grace the program
of the Council of Jewish Women at
its annual paid-up membership lun-
cheon Thursday of this week In the
Rabbi A. L. Krohn Auditorium OF
Temple Beth Israel.
Entertainers were to include
Jimmie Leeds of the Shutdown Club,
master of ceremonies; Tommy
Pyle, singer, accompanied by Su-
zanne Klare of the Hitching Post,
and Lydia Dzambak, juvenile
dancer.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Classified Ads
$1.OO for Is words and 4c per
word thereafter

FOR SALE = Fully furnished,
small, comfortable home with duct
cooling and heating, beautiful
shrubs, fruit trees, garage and car
port. Large lot. Three blocks
from Beth Ell Synagogue. No
phone calls. 12Q w. Granada Rd.
ROOM FOR RENT-Gentlemen
or Women. Private entrance. Close
to transportation. No kitchen privl-
lodges. Phone 4-7589. 418 N. 10th
Ave.
ADVERTISING salesman want
ed. Good opportunity for right per
son. For appointment call 4-7494.
WANTED-Settled women to
share home with same. Phone
6-3540.
BABY SITTING = Relia a b l e,
available day or night. Mrs. Rose
Miller, 752 E. Culver. Call 3-3247.
WANTED-A lady experienced
in making blintZes, strudel, etc.,
two or three days week for three
or four hours per day. Call 4-2540.
Mr.. Herman Corsun = Herman's
Corned Beef Junction.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Ben Projan Heads
National CIOthiers

Ben Projan, co-owner of Han
ny's store at 1st St. and Adams,
will assume the presidency of the
National Association of Retail
Clothiers and Furnishers at it's
34th annual convention in Chicago
beginning Sunday.
Accompanying Mr.. and Mrs. Pro-
jan to the convention will be Chet
Goldberg, his partner, and Mrs.
Goldberg.
Never before has the association
elected a clothier west of the Mis-
sissippi to its top office. Projan
served this year as 1st vice presi-
dent and previously as End vice
president and regional vice pres
ident.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22

After studying desert plants in
the United States and Europe for
several months, DR.. Michael 70
harry, Hebrew University botanist,
has returned to Jerusalem to apply
these techniques to the growing of
plants in Israel's wastelands.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-22
Israel nvokes Drastic New Measures to Stabilize Economy

About 1000 acres of sugar beets
will be planted in Israel this au-
tumn, following the successful cul-
tivation of a small experimental
acreage last year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-29
Social Workers Farley in India

Lesic' Il. Granger. executive
director of the National Urban
League, led a delegation 20 the
international Conference Of So
cial Work which NETS in Madras
INDIA. al the end Of this month
The 80-member delegation con.
sists OF working party OF about
'nH'y- iiVe top lay and profess
s > workers in the social work
iieiu' and another group consist
ing OF about forty-five represent
a'ives from health and welfare
agcnces.
More than 800 delegates rep
fesenting nations throughout the
world. Will study the welfare
needs and services confronting
me different nations. The United
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-29
Senator Humphrey
Urges More Laws
to Better Race

WASHINGTON. d. {. (CNSi-
Fighting liberal Senator Hubert
Humphrey. a Democrat Of MIN
nesota. declared this week that
a Senate Labor subcommittee re-
port on the status OF Negroes is
clear evidence" that the neon
ing 83rd Congress should enact
legislation 10 promote equality
in employment. housing educa-
tion and health facilities.
Sen. Humphrey said that the
study on the Negro was com.
piled for the subcommittee by
the Bureau of Labor Statistics
in connection with the hear
inss on the FEPC bill.
According 10 the senator the
report sho' Our Negro ciii-
zens as grcd are less well off
than our Whit rt ems The
status and well hcing Of both
groups have improved and The
differences between them mar
rowed in recent years
Highpolnt of the report showcd
that Negro incomes reached their
peak at the end Of World Wan II.
Then in l945. The average Negro
income was 81 per cent OF the
white income But from l945 TO
l949. the average income Of white
families increased over $500 While
among Negro families. II re
manned unchanged.