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Jacksons, Eugene Jr,, Lynne
Michele, Delsie Elnora and Philip
Preston Wright.
On Nacationi MISS Beverly
Jones, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs,
j. Il. Jones, el4 Fuller Az. left
Friday, December 81, for Chicago
and Harvey III In Chicago abe
win be the guest OF Miss Tommye
Adams and In Harvey will be tho
guest Of Miss Joyce Harper, From
Chicago, she viii No to st, Louis
and Kirkwood, Mo, 10 visit her
brother and Sister-in. law and fam
NY. Mir and Mrs, William Jones,
who are now residing In their
newly built home, Miss Jones viii
return IN ten days,
Indiana NiRltorsi Mr.. and Mrs.
Lionel Allen, sbs w. Central Az.
had IN their guests over the holt
day week end. Mrs, Almaric Casey
and Mrs. Eta Williams OF East
Chicago, Ind, Mrs. Casey In the
niece OF Mrs Allen, The visitors
returned to their home ON Sunday.
January 4
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vt. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan. 4 Douglas Samuel Lewis,
377 N, st, Adams; Michael Nc.
FRrland. 1919 Rondo Az: James
Grice. 300 W. Central Az; Mrs
W. d Gray. 702 Rondo Az. Mrs.
Kemuel Ellis. 2sS W. Central Az.
Mrs Irene Blakey. 73b 81, An.
thony Az
Jan. Q Mrs. Bliss Kemp, ATS
Thomas Az; Joseph Jones, 4pi 81,
Anthony Az; Wilburt Larry Burk
tel ST, Anthony Az, Edith Mas
sic, $50 Carroll Az; Mrs Haywood
Mckinney, s23 Fremont Az. NJ.
Mike and Gail Greer, twins, 3O7
Dupont Az. N Bernard r. VA.
Ednson. ana Third Az. 8.
Jan II Mrs. Elizabeth Davis
$40 Plymouth Az N, Mrs Malin,
da Babb, 1909 Third Az. =. Mrs
Onie Mccoy, 1907 Olson Highway.
Mrs. T.. X. Mckee, 232 Fremont
Az. N, Gayle Kelley, gt2 Bryant
Az. n
Jan ~ Mr. J. Anderson, 1890
Tenth Az s.; Agnes I'm, 1920
Kemp. 600 81 Anthony Az Mrs
John pettiford, sgT Carroll Az
Mrs. Earlyn A Bell, 0l2 ~. An,
thony Az, Louis White, 727
Thomas Az.
Jan 10 Msrva Ann Boyd. s97
iglehart Az. Merlin Price, 700
Rondo Az, Robert Turpin 400 "
Western Az. Mr.. Reedcr Turner
756 Rondo Az, Mrs Katherine
Williams, 567 Carroll Az.
Jan II George Duncan. 400
81 Anthony Az, Mrs Dan nriloy
b65 81 Anthony Az, Marcelonr
Henderson. $50 81 Anthony Az,
/ Drcxet pugh, 972 Carroll Az,
Charles Lamb, bs8 W Central Az
Jan. II Eluise Tousshlnt. shf
/ iRiehart Az. lois Smith 1907 -
/ Anthony Az, Harold Price. 7Of
! Rondo Az; stephen Maxwell 500
/ ~ Anthony Av.
Jan ~ Mrs Theodore Alien
{ 900 IRIehart Az. Patricia BROWN
( DIi H Anthony Az. Lincoln Bof
~ tr sos W Central Az Dewey
/ Jackson 7aa Roudo Az Mrs JEFF
/ Anderson. g0o ~ Anthony Nv
Mrs Frances smith 400 ~ An
'h"ny Az. cherry Alice white
/ 1908 ~ Dalc 81.
Jan ~ Clarence V Taylor
/ 1915 Rondn Az; rita Jean IIollo
man 7G3 81 Anthony Az melvir
Uord"rsnn $50 81 Anthony Nv
/ Carm * Tondci 500 ~ Anthony
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grandchildren of the Seatons; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Smith and Mr.. o.
c. Seller
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis c, Chivers. 40l7 Clinton Av.
had as their dinner guests on Sun
day, January 2, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Bennett and daughter, Mar
ian.
Buffet supper: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Massengill. 3745 Fifth Av.
s. were hosts to a few friends at
a buffet supper following the For
ty club dance on Wednesday eve
ming, December 20. The delightful
affair held in their beautiful rum
pus room had as its theme, Top
Hats and Candy Canes. A Center
piece of green pine foliage sur
rounded with red and white strip
ped canes and stars added a fes-
tive touch. Following a delicious
supper fare. guests enjoyed social
izing, Those partaking Of their
hospitality included the Messrs
and Mines. Walter Smith, Ben
Alexander OF ST. Paul. Burie Car
michael Sr., A. B. Cassius. William
MeQuerry and Warnell Rhodes.
Return Home: Mr.. and Mrs, w.
d. McMoore and son accompanied
by Miss Carol Allen. left by motor
for their home at jefferson City
Missouri on Sunday morning,
January 2, after spending the holi-
days in the city visiting their par
ents Mr. and Mrs, McMoore were
the house guests OF his mother.
Mrs Elsie McMoore. 4l6 f. 25th
St. and Miss Allen was the house
guest OF her mother. Mrs Ruth AL
len and aunt, Mrs Vesta Young OF
243O Fifth Av. s. Miss Allen re-
turned to Lincoln University, JEFF
ferson City, Mo. TO resume her
studies.
Family Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs
Judson Phillips, 4146 Third Av S,
entertained at family dinner on
Christmas day. Guests were Mrs.
Elege Stanford sister OF Mr.. Phil
lips, Mrs John Stanford and
daughter, Denise. nieces, Robert
Redd Jr., nephew. Mr. and Mrs.
Dayton Loud and sons, Dayton Jro
and Raynell, sister OF Mrs. Phil
lips
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cember 80. A delicious lunch and
games added merriment to the
evening of fun. Guests were the
Mines. Robert Murray, Paul
Mayes. James Brown. Theodosia
Martin, Percy Hughes Jr., and
Barbara Cyrus.
Return To Their Homes: The
Misses Bernice Hayes and Carolyn
Combs of Chicago, left for their
homes on Tuesday morning, De-
cember 80, after spending the
Christmas holiday in I ne Twin
Cities. Miss Combs was the guest
Of her cousins, Mr., and Mrs. James
Taylor of 1854 Thomas Av., St.
Paul and Miss Hayes was the
houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
c. Combs Of 1915 Fourth Av. s.
The visitors were shown many So
cial courteSes during their stay.
Holiday Visitor: Miss Gloria
Jackson Of Chicago. Ill. returned
home on Sunday, January 2, after
spending the holidays in the city.
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Bertram Slaughter OF 1913 Ala
bama Av., st. Louis Park. and
other relatives.
Family Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs,
Lewis Seaton. 1912 Clinton Av..
were hosts at family dinner on
New Years day. Preceding dinner
cocktails were served. A delicious
dinner was enjoyed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Scroggins and family.
daughter and son-in-law and
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS RIRTHDAYs


Jan. s~-Albert Bastis. 262i
Sixth st. s; MarEery IL, Buckner,
ei2 nfth Az N; Mrs, H. s,
Smith, $3.50 Portland Az: Mrs,
Marie o'shields. iSt Hyiand Av,
N; Willard Jones. SSaS Fourth
Aw s; Judy Judson. Ai+6 Third
Az. =.
Jan. s-Garnctt Davis, bi2 18th
Az s.: Milton Shanks, STi2
Fourth Az, s; Scott Daniel. 2t6ts
Fourth Az, s.; Earl Burnaugh,
Sso4 Fifth Az, s.; Aaron J. Lyons
Sr,, t0l7 Third Av, r.; Alan
Wayne Lee, 6oS Eighth Az, N,
Jan, i0-T, J. F1ippin. seas Sec
ond Av. s.; Mrs, Addie Smith,
263t Fourth Av, =; Mrs. Forrest
Clinton Az: Rodney Lyle, SSS Il
Ssth, St
Jan, Is Blaine r. Ash. Route I,
Minneapolis. Mrs, CONNIE Poole
So32 Fourth Az. 8; Mrs, Hazel
Merrill, 2So9 Firth Az, g.
Jan, it--Wehster Il, Stovail
3slb Fifth Av s.: Mrs, Ethciyne
Walker. o3i Girard Az. NJ.
Out-of Town Blrthdays--
Jan, . Mrs, Esther w Han,
cock. Chicago. Ill,
Jan. 10 Lena Brown, Jamaica
N Y; Bishop c. Lee. Chicago
Ill
Jan IL Frances G. Taylor
Washington. u, G.; Floyd Collins
Des Moines. Ia.
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WEDDING
ANNlv
MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS
Jan. s~,Mr, and Mrs, AlonKo El-
lis, SaoS Fifth Az, s., Ia years,
ST. PAUL
Jan, s MIR, and Mrs. William
England, tT4 81, Anthony Av. IL
years.
Jan. ~ Mr., and Mrs, Charles
Graham. Tai st Anthony Az: 81
years,
Jan. ID Earl w, McGhee, 6S3
iglehart Az five years,
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Social and Personal
q ST. PAUL

Dinner Hosts: Mr. and Mrs Philip jackson, 425 N Lyn
dale Av the guests of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Wright s6S
Rondo Av St. Paul prettily appointed dinner party
Christmas day Mrs Wright is the daughter of the Jacksons
Other guests Mr. and Mrs Ernest Williams aunt
of Mr. Wright and the four grandchildren of the
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Social and Personal
z MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Guests MeSrs and Mines Arve Garth and Preston
Wright the New Years dinner guests of MIR and Mrs
Phillip Jackson of 425 Lyndale Av n
Entertain Dee Gee Guests Mrs Grover Ingram 1858 Gin
ton Av entertained in honor the Misses Lorraine and L
ellie Shivers of Washington D. c. on Thursday evening De-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
Out Of the Caves

Somehow, living here the desert country as we 40,
Rosh Hashonah seems to have special meaning We're
thinking not simply in terms of the Jewish New
Yearthe traditional time of socktakng of thanulness
for blessings past and good resolutions for the future
We're thinking of rather in terms of its relationship to
the rhythm of desert life.
Those of us who have lived in Arizona for many years
realize only too we-as newyarrived neghbors must
quickly dscern-that desert living does have distinct
rhythm about it. Winter period of vitality and activity
and continuing stimulus of too many things to do in too
little time of months racing by fast that wishes
desperately he could reach out and stop them Then comes
summer and we We lose interest Our favorite
causes go largely unattended. We do little possible
and we wear as little possible We hibernate.
But summer doesn't last forever (although it seems
toy And presently it is September.
Back east where most of us FROM Labor Day was
the symbolic start of autumn But here in Arizona Labor
Day is Just another long Weekend-a sort OF
second Fourth of July much meaningful symbol
is Rosh Hashonah.
For Rosh Hashonah to OF the desert regions
not to just the beginning of the Jewish 1t is
the beginning also of OUR 1t is time OF STIR
ring of coming alive again, OF moving back out into
world which, for three four months was forbddg ana
nhospitable 1t is time for putting on necktes and taxing
off shortsleeve shirts.
People we haven't since the first of June begin
now to see once week or oftener Clubs begin meeting
again And committees And boards OF directors ana the
ladies begin putting their skts again This Is Sister
hood; "Ths Is Hadassah") } And our summerong pre-
occupation with the welfare and comfort OF self yields
quickly healthier preoccupaon with the welfare and
comfort of the group. (What kind of g1mmlck can we
come up with this put the U.JW #. drive!
Could we get Eddie Cantor Jack Benny? Can We make
the rummage sale bigger than ever? The membership
campaign? The bowling leagueO
Yes at last it's Rosh Hashonah Life takes on zest
again The tempo quickens The juices flow faster within
Good Yomtov, everybody! happy, happy new year
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

"OperatiOn ROSh HaShOn
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
The World Over

as banning preferential treatment
of any particular church or reI-
gious sect while permitting gov
ernment aid to religion generally
or to the various churches and
sects on a non-discriminatory ba-
sis?"
Question No. asks:
''DO you bell eve the free exer-
else of religion protects atheists in
propagating a disbelief in reli-
gion?"
Question No. s:
''Have you observed any signifi-
cant instances in recent years of
a denial of the rights expressed in
the religion clause?" If the answer
is ''yeS," correspondents are asked
to list instances.
Four other equally significant
questions are asked. No. I is SIM
ply a request for the name, affilia-
ton and Identification of the per-
son answering.
No mailing list has been pre-
pared by the committee, for it is
hoped that all citizens who are in
terested will fill out a question
naire. Copies can be obtained by
writing to the Senate Subcommit-
tee on Constitutional Rights.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

earned the right to a repeat per-
fOrmance.
A NEW TYPE of QUESTIONABLE
is going out this month to millions
of Americans.
1t was planned by the Senate
Subcommittee on Constitutional
Rights which, under the chairman
ship of us. Sen. Thomas Hennings
of Missouri, will begin public hear
ings on freedom of religion in the
United States on Oct. 8.
The eight questions to be an
swered are designed to enable all
who are interested to state their
opinions as to whether their re-
ligious rights guaranteed by the
Constitution are being properly in
terpreted and adequately protect
ed.
For example, Question No. 2
asks a yes or no answer to the
following:
''Do you regard the phrase
make no law respecting an eStab-
lishment of religion as a prohibi-
ton against any direct or indirect
government aid to churches or re-
igious sects?
''Or do you regard the language
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

earned the right to a repeat per-
| formance.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

Debbte Metz DuT1nS TIE pre-"
liminaries, it is true, we busy our
selves with providing physical
nourishment for the holiday cele-
bration. But we are only setting
the stage, creating the proper at
mosphere for the recurring drama
of the New Year.
It is a time when Jews thank
God for the gift of life, and resolve
so to live that they may be worthy
of it.
We recall the occasions when we
have wronged a fellow human be-
ing, when perhaps we have scorned
the truth. when we have lived too
pridefully-when in some way we
have failed to do justly, love mercy
and walk humbly with our God.
We hope for forgiveness. But we
recollect that while God will for
give our sins against Him, our sins
against man can only be forgiven
by those whom we have wronged.
In becoming aware OF our obiga-
tionS to our fellows, we are moved
to promise ourselves a better way
of life, befitting the dignity of man
made in the image of God.
All this we tell to our children on
the high holydays, to explain the
solemnity and importance of the
season, fortifying them thus with
spiritual as well as bodily susten-
ance.
A challenge, did I say? Opera
ton Rosh Hashonah" is really a
Today rehearsal for a year of good
acting, of good living. Only if it is
well played shall we truly h v e
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
Row Busts Up ParIeY

RIO DE JANEIRO, (JTA) = A
dispute between the Poale-Zion-
Hitachdut and General Zionist fac
tions of the United Zionist Organi-
zation of Brazil broke up the ma
tional convention of the Zionist
group, which was in progress here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

borrow the name
used by Jewish
chaplains for the
truly global task
of bringing high
holyday observ-
ance to Jewish
S e vic e m e n
everywhere) is a
challenge in more
than the house
wifely sense.
During the Dre-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
By Deborah Jaffa Metz
(The News Own Columnist)

THE PATTER OF little feet had
hardly receded in the direction of
the old schoolhouse this mid-Sep-
tember when the weary mother
of the family found herself in the
pre-RoSh HaShonah whirl of house
cleaning, baking, cooking-an in
one breathlesS week.
Operation Rosh HaShonah" Ito
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
Spared bx Floods

HARTFORD, Conn.,, (JTA) =
Most Jewish institutions in Con-
necticut and western MaSsachfu-
setts escaped major damage from
the floods which followed Hurri-
cane Diane and ravaged large ar
cas- here.
Over $31a million was spent by
the Jewish Labor Committee in 10
years for child care overseas.
The Mizrachi Women's Organi-
zation has a membership of $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
JANTTOR

6th-class license. married.
ences. mMss nc nousrtsrs. M 6.dsy week.
Appiy 1878 Columbia "a. NV.
between 5 and 8 weekdays. -
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Government Employees
Insurance. Co.
18th ana I Cts. NV,
Please Apply 8 An. 10 3 PM.
At I et. Entrance,

nyEsIIGAI0R. eoiofsa, ioI privats
I Isnd fiii.ttims. 30; Box S$S-B. star.
JANiT0k for gafdsn-type apt. Ap-
AIT. /. 1901 Abingdon Dr.. Alex
JAHiH6R. JAASdsHl66R ce,er.d. 81. apt. 6Ids.;
furnish local Teferences Salary and
Monday Monday onls. siHSNEY Z GEksH
A Co ma. S-e140; so
hnous stokef furnace; referenSGes.
yHNfrSH. HR SiEosSi; osoiorsd, mus. have know EnsoSxl-
edge of Oh burner and Be handy
with tools good starting salary,
plus apartment and utilities. Only
Experienced need apply, See resi-
dent managr, 32i0 Wisconsin ave.
JANiToR. msintsnanes. solored:
sober. reliable and have local ref
erence. Quarters and excellent SAL
AIRY. Apply In pernon only at LEO
N. BERMSTEIN q CO.. 1000 =
st. NV End fioor. -
JANIIOR, coloIed. for small nv.
cD,, cepf,,rtMMent ne o.sna6 RIds; Quarters ohis.
yANiTOR. 70 work In NV. apt.
house. elevator BLDG; must Be e.
liable; quarters plus salary. FRED
AZ SMITH CO., 1l13 18th 8. nv.
5JAMITORs cclcred married; Ior
sgsssTens a,,.rtsrs, " SesSd Ssood
wages. Apply Z. 3. BREUNIN0ER
4 SONS. INC 1880 < s.. nv.
JsAiiISEs EAi sS5zo41f; fo;r small, eemp.c. apt.
scienciolis man who has an eve
Ming Or late night Job, who's wife
remains ct home. Nice l-bedfm.
eflees, no drinkers. no children, no
tTjfsTs; "a: e-9oss .,,.a no a.
yra. old: 3-rm, apt. and good SAL
~. ~. 3.3Ol4
Evening star., 1955-10-30

Process Development
Materials Application
Test Equipment Design
Fabrication q Assembly
Machine Design
Evening star., 1955-10-30

dARAqx MANAGERS CASH !
! sss.s.. ssa NV sh..: = 3: 'Eis1ss ss:sS
fun charse md supsrvistng
men Qoof salAry enq otnsf
dement's. Apply 1919 kye 81.
between ; and 4 Pm.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
CHEMISTS

Background in Organic or Physical
Chemistry for research and development in
materials and processes for electronic COM
ponentS manufacturing. Advanced degree
required. Experience desirable but not es-
sential.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

Unusual positions for versatile persons
with interest covering such fields as SYM
bolic logic, statistics, logical circuit design,
operation research, computer programming
and semanticS. Challenging work on project
In development Of digital techniques for
solution Of non-numerical problems. Ability
to do original work in mathematics required.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
FURNITURE
ETNTSEIER

II you are highly capable. d fst.class
mechanic and have excellent ref
erences, fine opportunity. awaits
yoh.. IN enc Of Washington,s fore
most furniture stores. Starting SAL
sry ssSo sss.,,., ps. ..s mo- a;Say, s ,.el, a-hr
MILLER FURNITURE co. WARE.
HOUSE. rear 700 18th st. s.e.
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hfLP-MEN lconi.l


DltVER-rORTER - KNOW silver
p pslns Ha asss; 1 3 no M ssp,s : & /, 1929 hrs ], 4
qs ave- 10. p-S1zS.
D11yEnshoRIKR. eolored, expert
eneed, Apply at GARY FuRNITURE
SO. 1910 Baltimore ave. collese
DRUG CkERK thoroughly expert.
snced only. Responsible position.
bid scsknR RaIss psr, ,i%s hU; iisa9l bSaIn.ey
GssACY. 18Th and You sts. NV
enced only Responsible pcsittcn,
vlop pay Az ls340l 80
tocis Prefer one with truck. Il. A
KERtfRIcIAn AND aELPER. ssper.
IN old And new house wiring: steady
work and sOod pay for riEht men:
car and tcols essential. w. x.
.TkUNNkL.: INC. o.; 2-S3oo ~
ELElIntflANS AND nELkEks.
Psssd ssd q es esYIi1Er Kr sess s.s5as Hsshss' . sas
throulh $50 pm. --3l
ELECIkICfANs and helpers; COM
FsTco FRssis.s, z1EscrsiRcsu sliRsusiElal Ea ss sFgss 81.
sLECTRlCIAN's HRLPER, good bay.
ssryIee sids.. slSsss. JOIN aSDs 3. wEnsgTHEsEki gHsEi
4 SONS. NC. lest. 1919. list and
sEISIaIciAs, seea pay. .@pIoy.I sS
henelits: must have D. c. drivers
License Apply Mr. FUR. service
NC. test. 1919. 1st and y sts. Sc.
10
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IBM OPERATOR

Experienced and familiar with 402
and 602-A operation. Downtown
sssIs sd iRSaf'ai Ssra b-ns as sssssnt cs
Graham or Mr.. Mccartney for in-
Frederick w. Berens, Inc. !,
l722 I st. NV. MA. 5000
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FLOOR MANAGER
excellent SALARY, liberia
Ably 1n snpicy.ns Gisnsa snSHss ace Ron
a35.
Raleigh Haberdasher


1890 p st. NV.
FOOD CHEMIST 10 assist Ia product
development and supervise pruduc-
ton Qt cereal products. State age.
Qualifications, references and salary
feouirements. Box 25b-H. star.
F0kEMEN, 3-Mc. work. banding
crews distFibuting soap sample,
must be reliable. neat and clean.
Apply a. D. W.. 400 New York
FE6Na GioADER Ac-s oPERayoR,
experienced only: apply Mr.. FOARD
at Harmony Hills subdivision, To-
cated approximately $4,000 block
ass9'rEia s3.,' g Ave-, lust below Aspen
r5HEHL On rRuck DRIVER. gS Frank
.please can JOHN II 2-4QeS. so
FUEI OIL TRUCK DRIVER. white,
home DEL; cxpef.. only. sober, rel.
man wanted. Ail-yeaf Job. good
future to rieht man. Call II ,.
rURSiTuRE REFNIsRER and re-
party. II. MARS CONTRACTING
CO., .. Capitol and D sts., u, &
NfUu. l-.-stl -
Evening star., 1955-10-30
RTERvIEWER

Evening college stadsnt. age
asiris; aslas; e Cana hIainai' d:Dassns6s Snss S
Of last GroNins fngursncs
company. b-day week 8 70
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HlLp-MER

NuLEt1DU3 D4LEtLAI b 20 4bl
ytefs old eNfefience4 plefeyfed.
~ ~ scs san.bn.y hr u l4aoMPssoRp MPseoNRpisSRe &c. 8.
I22Q Good Hope "a. sc. 20 3
FURNITURE
FINISHER
SEE
Woodward q Lothrop;s
CLASSIFIED AID TODAY
PAGE B-l
GARDENER tghltel. With come ez-
eFenees REQUIRED Call Monday on
Q e s. 70. 2-es1e ------...:-.-2l :
oARAQx MAnAoER-cAsH-
IA IEn. white; also eTent1g
Must s. capable q fakine
full charge and supervising
men. Good selAry and other
Dement'S. Apply 1919 Eye 81.
NV Mr.. AooRk, End aoof,
between ; and Z pm.
GAS ISLAND ATTENDANT sxpsrt.I
eneed; iocai refefezces with p. G.
\ drivers permit. $3.50 pm; g I
CALL CARL. INC. Conn. and Ne
Gas STATION 4 xTTDs. white, TOP
500 *. lsals Miss N6RosN 4 ssi-.
d25 s2s5nfIi sEA4l6n isi5 E Asfs4izspAsrs. over
rs. experienced, with references.
sRR. sRP e ssl sHEs1i HSis.r.is, HElSssssaEl lss gIl.
0sasssoEiRSsiEn Rsins STATION ArrRsDzSSr.
TON, Fenfon ana Bcntfant. sii-
yer sprine. ! block oh oeorsia ave.
GOODWILL sALKsMAN. white, IS BART
time 10 Am. % 3 pm. . days.
Ase z0.40: socd pergonality. CAL
Tor local sales company $50
hrs car, expenses; raises. BOX "a
GRILiIMAN. In experienced. white. 1908
gnigsrssitg 4 aians, 1skoIna Park. ID.
GSEgo6ssRRiiGa2ks--sup.rm.rss. ~ ssRiG2k az sas.-
rienee. good character .referenees
Srrsni orportunity vi iof I'D sdssucemsnt nee scs fof
men With ability. Apply NJ. Don
10. I-plOO, JUMBO rood STORES,
3439 Benning I'd. ne.
GROCERY MKT. boz, white. Is or
orders. Apply Monday, De. 2-067b.
GUTTkR1fAN. LIST class. year-fOund
employment. Is to 80. top wages.
Apply $500 varnun st.. BfentEoods
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Red Wings Seek 18th in Row,
All Time MIL Record Tonioht

DETROIT. April S (P).-The
Detroit Red Wings will be seek
ing an all-time National Hockey
League record and Linemates
Gordie Howeand Ted Lindsay
will be striving to overhaul
Stanley Cup mark tonight as the
Wings meet the Montreal Ca
nadiens in Olympia Stadium.
The Red Wings, who now
share the league record of IA
straight victories with the Bos-
ton Bruins of 1929-30. hold a
10 lead in the best-of-seven
Stanley Cup playof finals.
Howe and Lindsay, who have
shared in IL of the Red Wings
II playoff goals, have scored IL
points each in their five playoff
games. The record for most
points in Stanley Cup playoffs
is 18. set by Toe Blake of the
Canadiens in 1914. Blake, play
ing in nine games, scored seven
goals and picked UP II assists.
Thus far, Howe has Melted
-four goals and seven assists,
while Lindsay has picked up
three goals and eight assists.
These two veterans have been
poison to Toronto and Montreal
IN the playoffs. Lindsay and
Howe were instrumental in elm