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Evening star., 1952-07-31
Seven Men Tell Police
They Were Robbed on
Streets During Night

Seven men were robbed on the
streets last night. police report.
Warren McLaine. 1915 Seven
teenth street NV, told police he
was walking in the 1900 block of
Swami street NV. when two col
ored men grabbed him from be-
hind. They relieved him Of $25 in
cash and checks totaling $572.
Arthur Smith, owner of a gas
station at 212 M street Sc. said
he was struck from behind as
he was closing up and two colored
men then took 5000 in bills and
200 pennies from him.
Seized at Automobile.
William H. Hunter. / New York
avenue NV. reported he was
getting out of his automobiles in
the 1900 block of Georgia avenue
NV. when he was seized by three
colored youths. Mr.. Hunter said
he was robbed of $137.
Raymond H. Minyard, staying
lat the YMCA. and Bernard Park,
$40 South Meadow lane, Falls
said they we're standing on the
corner of Fourteenth and T streets
NV. when a group Of colored men
attacked them. Mr.. Minyard said
he was robbed of $86 while Mr..
Park said he lost $42.
Stopped in Alley.
James C. Stewart, 51O8 Forty
fourth street NV, told police he
was walking through an alley in
the rear of, the 500 block of Ninth
street NV. when a man attacked
him. He lost SIS.
Herbert Lewis, 1914 Maryland
avenue NE, said he fell asleep
lin his car in the 500 block of
Thirteenth street NV. When he
lawoke, he said, $40 was missing
from his pocket.
Evening star., 1952-07-31
Churchill Wins Vote
On Rearmament Cuts
To Advance Exports
~ m A,,eeio,ed p,..,

LONDON. July 31-Financially-
embarrassed Britain prepared a
new belt-tightening drive to get
OUT of the red today after Parlia-
ment approved Prime Minister
Churchill's plan to divert some
production from defense to ex-
ports.
The House of Commons okayed
the Conservative governments
new economic program 299-277
last night after Mr.. Churchill
warned the alternative was bank
ruptcy. The plan also calls for a
slash in imports and continuation
of the wage freeze.
The Prime Minister said full
schedules on the arms cutback
necessary for Solvency would be
worked out at a commonwealth
economic conference here next
November.
Gold Reserves DwindIe.
The governments proposal to
build up exports at the expense
of arms was not unexpected.
Earlier this month, as the ma
tion's balance of trade worsened
and its vital gold and dollar re-
serves Sagged below SIT billion
Mr.. Churchill warned that very
serious measures affecting the
domestic and defensive aspects
of British policies were underway.
Since Mr.. Churchill became
Prime Minister last fall, the ma
tion's $13 billion defense program
| has been stretched out from three
to four years.
In explaining his program to
Commons. Mr.. Churchill made it
clear that Britain still is resolved
to stand shoulder shoulder
with the United States and our
Allies in Europe in resisting any
aggression"
But" he added, "there can be
no assurance of lasting military
strength without a firm economic
foundation"
Stresses Atomic Gains.
Mr.. Churchill also said the
United States has made immense
strides in stockpiling powerful
atomic weapons with improved
range and accuracy.
He told Commons that Britain
herself had made remarkable
progress in developing guided
missiles.
"On the other hand" he warned,
development of the atomic
weapon by Russia is a factor
which, although unknowable, we
must increasingly bear in mind.
"At sea we have to be prepared
to meet new and faster types of
U-boats and novel methods of
mining"
He said I'VE must not think of
a prospective third World War
in terms of the first or second of
these vast human catastrophies. "
Mr.. Churchill said Britain is
now giving super priority to pro-
ducing the newest and finest types
of aircraft and "in 1858 a very
fertile crop of new equipment will
be coming along
Evening star., 1952-07-31
New Air Post Chief
Meets City Leaders

Col. Stoyte o. Ross, the new
commanding officer of Headquar-
ters Command of the Air Force
last night met Commissioners F.
Joseph Donohue, Ralph F. Cana
lier and other civic leaders at a
reception held at Boiling Air
Force Base.
/ He said Boiling, as a part OF
the community, will continue to
play it's important role in the
Nations Capital.
In referring to the current
flying saucer" plague, Commits
sioner Donohue expressed graft
tude that both Boiling and An
drewS Air Force Bases are in the
Washington area.
Officially greeting Col. Ross was
E. D. Merrill, president Of the
Washington Board of Trade.
Others present included Edgar
Morris. chairman of the Citizens
Committee; Clarence Arata ot
the Greater National Capita
Committee; T. Sutton Jett. as
sistant director of National Capt.
tai Parks; Inspector Mark Rasp
berry, chief of the Park Police,
Edward Carr. secretary Of the
Washington Board of Trade; Col
Levi Browning. who directs Boil.
ing base hospital; Col. Roger M
Crow, Boiling base commander
Col. James c. Cochran, com.
manding officer of Andrews; Col
William j. Wrigglesworth, chief
of staff to Col. Ross, and Col
James Bearly.. commanding off,
|cer of the 1,020th Special Activi.
ties Group at South Post. Fort
Myer. a division Of HeadQuarters
Command.
Evening star., 1952-07-31

Summer excursions taken alone
through Washington by the very
young often end up in the Wom-
ems Bureau. And so 1t was with
Timothy Holdings, 3.
He spent the afternoon there
after wandering from the home
Iof his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rill Holdings, of 760 Princeton
place NV, to Georgia avenue and
Gresham place NV, 10 blocks
away.
When Tenth Precinct officers
Evening star., 1952-07-31
Team Insured on Flight

Members of a British athletic
team were insured for a total of
81 ,400,O0 for an airplane tour to
play in matches on the continent
Of Europe.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
HElP WOMEN

STENOGRAPHER for work IN sale,
dept. Of real estate once; ability to
take dictation and typewrite accu-
rately necessary; 5-day wk.; ONCE
hrs, S:45 to p.m.; l hr. on for
lunch; Insurance and disqualification
benefits; pleasant working conds. in
organization estab. in 1904. Wish
perm. employe. Apply to Mr.. Nc
Conihe or Mr.. Brown. RANDALL
H. HAGNER & CO., 1921 Conn.
ave. DE. 5000.
STENOGRAPHER - Chemical engi-
neering research organization in
Alex desires alert and personable
girl as stenographer and reception
ist. Accurate shorthand and typ
ing required. average speed: 5-day:
40-hr. week, group insurance.
weeks vacation with pay. Call OV
STENOGRAPHER-Age 25-40; must
be experienced and want good per-
manent, position; excellent salary
and working conditions in one oi
Washington's oldest and most reli.
able business organizations: new
air-cooled bldg: group insurance
and other valuable employe bene.
fits. Call Mr.. BRIGHT Tu. 5000
STENOGRAPHER. 5 days. 4O-hr. wk
Small ONCE. Phone MA, 410l fol
STENOGRAPHER; 35-hr., 5-day wk.
paid holidays and vacation: gooe
PETERSON, Hu. 900 for appoint.
ment 2
Evening star., 1952-05-01

CLERK -TYPIsT. for general office
work; 5-day, 4O-hour week; free hos
pitaliZation, vacation, sick leave.
Starting salary, s45. Call DU. $685.
CLERK IEi K i's0Ti TTiYPIsT, interesting hotel
work in managers office. Pleasant
SURROUNDINGS; 5la-day wk.;. liberal
CO. benefits plus vacation with pay;
chance for advancement: Apply en-
ployment office. WARDMAN PARK
sition in office of large motion pic
ture organization: 5-day week. Ap-
ply, MISS McGLYNN. 701 Warner
cfEKk ryrrsT; E4;wI&$ F7Ssy yppSSsrpAPEE Ski 4Pp|y
CLERK-TYPisT, general once ex-
perience necessary: excellent oppor-
1 UNITY Stb Ap9yv aD9 sARBEE sta g. & S4Ss SsSi
CLERK TYPIsT Insurance once,
pany benefits. Rhode Island ave.
esRkfSRIsT TslsPhSn' under n3 e7s1 e for inter
estins position on contractors in
curate typist who likes variety In
her work. See MR., HOBBS. 413
Woodward bldg, 18th and H sts.,
n NJ
CLERK-TYPIsT - NV. Bethesda
area: branch Of national manufac-
turer has an opening for a clerk
typist. preferably one with some
business experience; age 1890; free
5-day week. Call OR. 5000 for appt.
MINNEAPOLIS HONEYWELL REG
ULATOR CO.. 1926 Wisconsin ave.
RK-TYPIsT. white: permanent
- II
vacation: good starting salary. ad-
Vancement with experience; whole
sale grocery house. Call Ii. 3-4332.
Box 495-T. Star. Il
ONCE; permanent position. Call
HO. 2302. u
CLERK-TYPIST for general once
work: pleasant conditions; 5-day
week; permanent position. See MR..
ANTHONY, 2nd floor, 927 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-01

GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
1135 21st st. NV.
CLERKS (2), exper. in to-
baccos; refs; required; closed Sun
days and holidays. odd NATIONAL
CHARwOMEN, white, to work s pm.
forewoman, The soUTHEN BLDG.
18th and H sts. NV. !"
CLERICAL ASSISTANTS with knowl-
edge of comptometer desirable but
not nec.. to work in auditing dept.
Pleasant working .conds.. .air-cond.
Sse Sday Ssy.fs tohr 1mmss ssek d,conn many
on purchases. Apply Personnel Of
fice. SEARS, RoEBUcK g. CO.. 450O
CLERK. with some knowledge Of typ
ing and bookkeeping. for attractive
esSs for rishs psrty
wk.: $50 wk. Apply in person. after
4;:30. TOWER SALES CO.. 521 18TH
CLERK wanted for retail laundry
and dry. cleaning store. Must be
se6 and eapass Wod S DreeT ome ang
in Silver Spring area. Experiencs
SIDE sHE nffISiaEg EAUNpRY co oD' saso es aeoTsia
ave. Silver Spr.. Md. .
CLERK for general ONCE work retail
experience. preferred but not neces.
sary. Typing essential Permanent
position. CAPITOL FUR SHOP. 1908
CLERK for payroll department. Ex-
perience not necessary. Permanent
position: 5-day. 40-hr. week; pleas
ant working conditions; liberal dis
counts on purchases. insurance and
hosIitaiza.iDn hnnN bRopf sP 5stremsps plan
CLERKmPHone. I.Ei hone for nv service.
Manic sToREs. 1900 6 St. NV.
filing. tipping. misc. duties;
in small oflce. locatedd at 18th and
L sts. NV. perm: position; salary,
S47.50 to start. Elk. 3776. .
section: general ONCE
work. typing not necessary: Is tc
35: good starting salary. opportu-
nifty for advancement. Call FIR. 94S5
for interview
Evening star., 1952-05-01
CAFETERIA ASSISTANT

IMMEDIATE OPENING AS
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR
IN GOVERNMENT BUILD
ING. SOME EXPERIENCE
IN FOOD ESTABLISHMENT
HELPFUL. OPPORTUNITY
TO WORK WITH LARGE
FOOD ORGANIZATION.
PROMOTION DEPENDENT
UPON ABILITY. DAYTIME
WORK. 8 WEEKS ANNUAL
LEAVE; ALSO SICK LEAVE
AND OTHER BENEFITS
GOVERNMENT SERVICES
INC, 1135 21St ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
HELP MEN
DISPLAY

Opportunity for man between 80 and
40 to become associated with an
established Washington business.
Previous exper. in retail field pre-
ferred. Interested only in o man
seeking permanent employment.
Indicate previous employers and
give references. Box 4S7-V. Star.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
YOUNG MEN

For electrical contracting shop, .te
work on stock, deliver materials,
and misc duties. Salary commen-
surate with ability. F. @. McGRADY
CO., 1415 Irving st. NV. .
WANTED: 100 men to drive yellow
Cabs; Apply in person; PERSONNEL
RETIRED MAN who thinks he is
active enough for positionn as run
ner and clerk with brokerage firm.
Suite 200 wyatt Bldg. -
EXPERIENCED. sober white, over 81
all-around grocery clerk; steady Job
no Sunday MARINO MARKET
WILL INTERVIEW 5 men with man
agerial ability, for permanent work
Starting salary above average. See
MR. WROE. between and 4 pm.
Wed. Thurs. or Fri. only. 1901 Ga
FOR RENT-Barber chair; reason.
able rates. HARVEY'S BARBER
SHOP, $50 C st. Sc. See Mrs. Har-
vey after 8 pm.
YOUR own BUSINESS. Rawleigl
Dealer wanted at once for opening
in Fauauier, Rappahannock or Cul
peper counties. Excellent opportu
nifty for increased earnings. Writ
RAWLE1GH'S Dept. DCE-14-105Y
Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
S35 WEEK

Cook. general housevark. Experienced
only with excellent city refs. 3
adults, 2 children a and 9 yrS.
Thursday. Stay over. 2 nightS.
Phone EN-. 3413. II
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Evening star., 1952-05-01


X st. NV. u
COUNSELLOR, skilled in arts and
crafts; preferably . teacher; fol-
Southern Maine. State qualifications
and salary desired for the season.
p. O. Box 1925, D. c.
COUNTER GIRLS, white: must be
exper; meals and uniforms fur
nished; day work only, no nights OF
Sundays: all holidays on with pay;
$50 per week to start. Apply S11
Penna ave. NV. 3"
COUNTER GIRL. white. to work in
downtown cafeteria. Salary. bonus
|. disqualification and sick leave. vaca.
tion with pay. all company benefits
Apply HARRINGTON HOTEL KITCH.
ETERIA. 1lth and 8 sts. NV. -
|COUNTERG1RL Experienced. fol
dry cleaning establishment. Apply
PEERLESS CLEANERS. 1857 Co
lunlbia rd. NV. See Mr.. Douglas.-l
DIRECTOR for established
cooperative nursery school in Sill
yer Spring. starting fall term. Fol-
details call JU. S-417y -3
DRUG CLEkk. EXP. day work only
No Sun. LAFAYETTE DRUG, 18th
and Eye sts. NV. II
DRUG CLERK, exper. preferred but
not necessary. Good hours. Salary
plus commission. STANDARD DRUG
CO, 322 14th st. NV. %
RM. CLERK; 35-hr.
6-day wk.; paid holidays and vaca.
ton: good working conditions. Cal
MR.. PETERSON. Hu. 1900 for 2p
pointment.s -S
Evening star., 1952-05-01
CASHIERS-CHECKERS

full-time Jobs for alert
young women in cafeterias In Govt.
buildings. Opportunity for advance
ment. Experience not necessary; B.
day week; early hours; under 40
years.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
CASHIER-CHE
PART TIME

Permanent opening in cafeteria in
Govt. bldg, vicinity National Air
port; hours. 10:45 am. to 2:15 pm;
6-day week; will train.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
1875 21st st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
General Office Worker

0CA4C1 al O11ANC VOA nCA
Permanent positionn for neat and
salary and opportunity for advance
ment. Apply Mr.. Jones. JOHN G.
WEBSTER & SONS, INC, 627 F st.
NV. ST. 610O. %
GRAPHOTYPE OPERATORS (whiteJ
keyboard machine. perm. positions,
starting at $2,400, rapid advance
ment. excel. surroundings. 5-day
wk.. liberal vacation and sick leave,
under 40. Personal interviews bet.
8 am. and 4 pm. Personnel once.
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
Sd and r sts. ne. Do not telephone.
Hours, $40 to 6. 51a-day wk. S55.
Apply LEE MARKET, 6S79 North
Fairfax dr., East Falls Church. EA.
HAT CHECK GIRL@-Part time. Ex-
perience not necessary. Apply 6upt.
Of Service, CARLTON HOTEL. 18th
HoTsEkEsEiiPiER;." to assume complete
responsibility of home of Q adults.
Must be able to take complete
charge Of S-mo. .-old baby, also su-
pervision Of domestic help; live in.
HOUsEKEEPER, exper.. eficient,
white, under 45: live out; rs rms. ;
4 maids HO. 6720, after 4.30
Evening star., 1952-05-01
$3.50 A WEEK

& Just average for our men. You're
q cinch to make this much and
more, selling TV and appliances to
bonafide leads only. Absolutely no
canvassinRl Washington'S most
powerful promotional advertising
guarantees leads and sales for you
Car necessary.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
White. 21 to %. to leacn merchan-
disc vending machine business. Ex-
cellent opportunity. good salary.
Must have .; G; permit. Apply
St NV, 9 am. to II am. or phone
RE. 4943 for appointment. "a
YOUNG EIEN. to assist in our col
lection department. Excellent OPP
portunity and salary. EISEMAN'S,
601 eth St. NV. 3
YOUNG MEN, over 1&. pleasant out
door work for summer months. Can
Bond Bldg. .
Evening star., 1952-05-01
MAN WITH CAR

White, for light physical labor to
perform specialized service route
work for old established firm. Good
furnished. etc. Permanent work
Must have good references. Apply
10 am. to 5 pm, 1854 NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
HElP WOMEN

OFFICE NURSE, -eraduate or under.
graduate; must type. Call NO. 2211.
RECEPTI0NIsT-Young pliable. must
like people. Apply in person. BEAU
TY BAZAAR, 605 14th st. NV. -3
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST for insur-
anee ONCE. Call MR.. HANNEBER-
GER. RE: 1900. ~
SALES CLERKS-Familiar with cos
metics and toiletries; full and part
days. NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000
Conn. ave. NV. -3
white. for retail poul-
try sales: experience not necessary;
salary $40 per day. Uniforms fur
nishedi nnfs1 Apply In person, sIMoNs
5th and K sts. NV IL
MATTRESSES. for 5 &
10c store. Full or part time. No
exper. nee. Paid vac and holidays.
Apply McCRORY'S, 3 81 10c Store.
corner of 7th and Eye SITS. NV.
SALEsLADY for ladies ready-to-wear
cEorHiNd eIS; hRS5Y CO. sssS03 PSF 7th Ei9ER e. 1
sALEsLADY. experienced in ladies'
wear; good pay. R. J. BEYDA, 1921
saLEsLA6Y, ssi aisi exper :. better ready-to-
wear: $50 wk. plus comm. JOAN
ROBERTS. hoo Conn. at L.
Ready to Wear. Mil
linery. Experienced only need ap-
ply. Excellent opportunity. steady
position. $50 per wk. to start for
right party. Apply 101s Conn. ave.
sALEsLADY experienced in selling
dresses. Salary to start. $50. per
vk.; vacation with pay. RIA. $3.50.
SALESLADY-Selling costume iewelry
and gifts. Excellent salary. pleas
ant surroundings. TREASURE
TROVE. 1908 G st. NV. .
SALESLADY
For dresses. Salary and commis-
sion; sion, No phoninE. MADAM ROSE
SALESLADIES, for ladies' ready-to-
wear and accessories: in hne Conn
ave. specially store; experience pre-
ferred. Apply ESSIE O'DONNELI
Co. 3407 Conn. ave. NV. Il
SaleSladieS-Part Time
Openings at NV. and Falls Church
branches. Monday thru Thursday
IL a.m.-2 pm: Friday. $50 q nl.-
pm: Saturday, 10 a.m.-4 pm
Previous selling expef. necessary
Employe discounts. Phone Ii
7-9424 after am.
Hechinger Company
18th AND n SITS. NE II
Evening star., 1952-05-01

SECRETARY -sTENOS.. number Of
permanent positions open in aero,
starting salary. Pleasant working
sEfSGhRETXRY- fShaEsr2hsYi -sTENoGRAPHER STE ISGSPE for a
lawyer in large law firm. located in
and varied work; excel. tipping and
shorthand ability required: good
starting salary. vacation this year.
Phone Ma 1890. =
SHOE SALESWOMEN. rs to 35. ex-
children's footwear, for our Wash
ington stores; excel. salary plus. Call
Mr.. BERG, AP. 1888 for interview.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
MAN

BERGMAN's 3 5l LAUNDRY. e2s G st
MEN FOR INSULATION WORK,
perm, exper. not nee. but must be
d9 Ss work 10 dF!s runk m resP RsP0Tt zoos SsaSy
Glebe I'd. Arlington, Va. Il
MEN with tire or filling station ex-
perience interested in earning S75
to S1OO per wk.; permanent posi-
tons; car necessary; ASSOCIATED
one mechanically inclined and IN
adept with tools. willing to learn
Apply THE JEWELRY SHOP. Con-
course. Pentagon Bldg. or call Mr.
Mann at Ii. 6-6700. Ext. 56218 for
appointment.
sale supply business. Apply 623 H
Young MAN-1s-25, high school
graduate, draft exempt. We have
openings. one for filing, one work.
ing with figures. Permanent posi-
ploye cafeteria run on a non- ont
basis and employees receive each day
eofiee, tea and soup without charge.
3713-hour. 5-day -wk. Apply per-
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. s16 18th
YOUNG MAN-Mechanically inclined,
to work in an engraving and print
ing shop. Some mechanical or free
sse ssss sse c5s"'na sa fsRiF sgEwoo6s s5f5 A?Ry
@ st. NV. a
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate,
with self-asSurance. ambition and
some typing ability. for training in
sz1a-hr: wk. ,AMERIcAN SURETY
co; $50 Southern Bldg. 10th and
YOUNG MAN. over 21, for general
TTGK,6n TT15k IN lie4er s4% Storei oa aBquLEVARD
YOUNG MAN, white. 2I-3O. to learn
wholesale flower bus. Apply after
IL am. weekdays. 1915 H st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, under 25. opportunity
to learn casualty insurance business
Call MRS; CASSIDY. MA. 4655.--1
YOUNG MAN-White. to assist in
sStfSnsy to pans ssrn 'hSp Excel Sg
be reliable and trustworthy. 5-day
wk. Excel. working conditions. Un-
usual employe benefits. See Mr..
eellner. HALEY'S INC. Dodge-Ply-
mouth. M st. at First Sc. Do not
YOUNG MAN. white; assistant for
residential remodeling and jobbing
department, learn estimating. D. c.
license required. Box 1908. Star.
YOUNG MAN to assist in selling
have. drivers license. good salary.
BERG, 724 9th st. NV, Room 1926.
YOUNG MAN to work on used-car lot
cleaning cars, 4. & S. MOTOR
Evening star., 1952-05-01
HELP WoMEN tcent. J
CASHIER

with retai1 merchandise experience;
knowledge of switchboard and typ
ing desired; pleasing personality;
6h-day wk.: permanent position;
good salary. Apply once.
PASTERNAK'S
Evening star., 1952-05-01
HELP WOMEN

TYPIST, perm. position; 5-day. 40.
hr wk.: pleasant working conds.
liberal discount on purchases, insur.
ance and disqualification plan. retire.
ment plan. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, Employment once, n
TYPIST and general ofice work; B.
day, 40-hr. wk. Moderate salary to
start. Apply WESTINGHOUSE SUP
TYPISTS, white Expanding down.
town law firm has excellent oppor-
tunity for qualified typists seekinl
permanent positions; 40-hour wk.
liberal vacation and sick leave: sooc
starting salary; regular advance
ment. Call Ma. 1917. Il
TYPIST
With clerical experience for unusua
opportunity in subscription dept
Of national publication: 5-day. 40
hour week; paid vacation, free hos
pitaliZation and insurance: ad
vancement. CO. 1914
Evening star., 1952-05-01
BURROUGHS
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE
OPERATORS

Experienced. 5-day week. free retire.
ment plan and life Insurance.; air.
conditioned ONCE; permanent posi-
ton.
Evening star., 1952-05-01

BANK BOOKKEEPERS
Evening star., 1952-05-01

GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
ll35 2lSt st, NV,
Evening star., 1952-05-01
HELP WOMEN
FILE CLERK-TYPIST

position good sasry vacation pHTm WITH
pay: group ms. benefits; pleasant
worrying conditions. R. HARRIS
See Mr.. Geraci. 4th floor office Il
Evening star., 1952-05-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For work In super market. No ex-
perience necessary, we will train.
Good pay, 45-hour week. free group
disqualification. vacation with pay
and other employe benefits.
Evening star., 1952-05-01

CONTINUED on Next Pagel N
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-06
Jewish Broadcast
Slated for Sunday

The radio drama, 1.-TWO Boys
Called Bob, written by David
Davidson, will be presented on
The Eternal Light, (12-30-1:00 P.
NJ, NBC Network on Sunday,
June 9th, 1852.
1.-THE Two Boys Called Bob" is a
true drama of an American boy
who died in Korea, and a Japa-
nese boy who journeyed 5000
miles to collect an unusual legacy.
This story is the account of the
legacy-a gift based upon quest
for understanding which was de-
MED one boy named Bob who
died, and granted another boy
named Bob who had been his
enemy, an exciting tale of hu-
man interest and human faith.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-06
Miami Group Organized
To Prevent Future Ouiraqes

cation headed by Hollis Rinehart,
Miami lawyer and Council chair
man, and representatives of a
cross-section of community agen-
cies, including the Anti-Defama-
ton League of B'nai Birth.
The Council has been organic
ing for some time and IFS new
status. Mr.. Balkin says. is "a
consequence of the sincere desire
of officials and the people of Dade
County TO prevent, ever again.
the shocking occurrences of last
year" The anti minority incidents
included the bombing of sYna-
gogues and community centers.
a Negro housing project. and a
Catholic church.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-06

MIAMI, FLA. : Official ap-
proval of the Dade County Coun-
Gil on Community Relations-a
new agency devoted to continu-
ing program for better human
RELATIONSHIPS reported this week
by Gilbert J. Balkin, director of
the Florida Regional Office of
the Anti-Defamation League of
B'nai Birth and member of the
Councils executive committee
and its planning committee of Z.
The Board of Commissioners of
Dade County-scene of recent
widespread anti-minority group
incidents-agreed to recommend
a $4,000 budgetary allotment for
the Council after hearing a dele
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The ZIONIST FRONT

Irving Miller is slated to be the next ZOA presi-
dent if three cornered race cannot be avoided =.
However there is talk of a deal between the Red
elheim and Shapiro hackers. Under such an
arrangement one of those candidates would with
draw from the race and in consideration of throw
ing his backing to the other his supporters would
be assured of place on the executive In simple
language it means that the withdrawing candidate
would be groomed as future ZOA president with
the blessing of the new administration -. How
ever there is distinct possibility that Shapiro will
not countenance deal Dewey Stone has re-
Gently been telling friends that there was mount
ing sentiment for Shapiro who intends really
going to bat for the office =. According to Dewey
the pro-Shapiro swing has been growing in num-
bers and prominence =. Chatham Ziprin)