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CLOTHING GRADER. past expert
enee In dept. store sales or altera-
Experience desirable: able to stand
ana move about readily; interestins
varied work Tor alsrt, capable ,l ps5.
TRIES, i2is New Hampshire ave
NV. (2Ist and M. 0 to IL Am.
Mon. through Fri, Ii
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COLI, EHTOR


Unit manager, inside work only, med.
ical accounts: S240. n month to
start for exper. Old business, perm
and pleasant opportunities. RE
7-2126. Mr.. TUCKER.
COMPTOMETER OPRS., knowl. typ
ing; 10 openings; TOP pay. See Miss
Black at BOYD'S, 700 18th. cor.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
as builders assistant: young man
with local residential constructioi
experience, familiar with FLA, VA.
and Montgomery County require
ments. Prefer engineering Or archi-
tectural background. MERlMACK
ENGINEERING CORPORATION. OIL.
6-7S16, weekdays, 0 to 4:30. Ia
CONST, SUPT., 500 WK.
Exper. bldg. construction; under so.
Mr.. Ford INA. S-234nl.
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th and G
COOKS HELLER AND DIsHWAsH-
ER-Refs. req. showing 2 yrs. on
Job. Apply 2 p.m.-6 pm. RIOR-
DAMS, 1855 4th st. s.w.
COOK, second. or .all-sround. for fast
service in high-class restaurant.
Call sitter IL am, MR.. EVANS; ia.
1889 lis
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CLERK-TYPIST
PAYROLL DEPT.

Who can write 1egibly and enjoys
working with figures Payroll expe..
Yience not necessary Permanent
position 4O-hr. weey Apply, Per
sonnet. Room sos; open weekdays
$685. and Sat. e-12. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penn Ave. NV
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HOUSEMEN

Please apply: ALLAN TOWERS,
3700 Mass. ave. NV. IL
INSURANCE AGENTS = Established
debts. Nd. territory, exper.. or in
exper.: II interested in better than
averase salary. call uN. 4-s407i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. debit man
with car. for industrial. life, hos.
pitalization. accident and health
ms. Must be able TO sell. Telephone
MA. S-2s75 before 4 pm. ---10
JAN11Ok, colored, for apt. house;
must have knowledge OF oil burner;
good starting salary. Apt. and utils.
furnished Only exper: need apply.
See Res. Mgr, 32l0 Wisconsin ave.
JANifoR, coiored. part time. for
Alexandria apt. bldg. Married, no
children. Excellent salary. with l.
bedrm. apt. quarters. Apply DREY-
FUSS BROS, INC, 1919 9Th st.
x ny; IA. ss& 59SsNi vn,.. JlAaNE
BuRCH, Room 226 Bond Bldg,
1404 N. Y. ave. NV.
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CONSOLIDATED
ENGINEERING
& DISTRIBUTING co.
OF AMERICA, INC.
400 H ST. NE.

SALESMAN. MERCHANDISER-Younl
man to promote nationally adyer-
tized frozen foods locally; car fur
ntshed; company Dement'S: oppor-
tunities for advancement. Write
p. o. BOX 1850. Alexandria, Va.
Swing age. salary desired, partic-
ulars, Ia
Statesmen Specially statesmen IL
direct-to-consumer selling for com
: pany established as the leader IN
It's field. Our men are averagin1
$3.50 Q week. Advance against com.
mission while In traintnR. For in.
terview call LA. 6-1760, LA
Statesmen. experienced. selling d.
rect to the home; call on youns
mothers: easy sale: can earn 81 &c
UP per week: NO night work; lead.
furnished: car necessary. Call ~
9-72s3, bet. 1912 and 6 and D pm
Ia
Statesmen, limited by your lob
Unhappy Like to control you OWE
income? OPENINGS available for I
carefully selected men in natl, IN
sursnce sales organization. Call ST
SOFIA for appoint. Tuesday through
Thursday, from o to 4. -l3
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CASHIER CHECKER, some exper !,
perm: good salary, meals, pleasant
sHrrqyndings. Can ma. s-gS2s'
CASHIER, experienced, for fne ladies'
apparel shop; neat. intelligent; must
have good handwriting. accurate
with figures. Permanent, excellent
salary to start. Apply ROcHEL D,
CAsHiER- TYPisT for large furniture
store: permanent good starting sal
airy, many company benefits. Apply
HUB FURNITURE CO.. 9TH and Q
CLERK for dry cleaning store in 81.
yer yer sDrinS EzpsTisnced ~ maFs s
ployment. Call ~. S-455O. lib
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eOUNTER SALES CLERK-White
f Spins.n d S9Vns m PERMIT helpful
Good salary. Ii, 7-33O4.
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rSe S9hfhikkaecscsosEFE seRI ! sE%Anky

EAA1L PLAN
SsessTSand Of party plan aSs sssiiiins s snd
recrutttng experience. Regional mans
SSs. ss;a.sp oPen tor virsinia: west
~ 70, eoTps,i5is en- no deliS SIX 5SS rctsn-
Must Z Be ire 70 tsass y WIT: ssi ais:
ms full details Of past experisnes.
Z: 2: Doty; copPkRcRATT GUILD.
c ~ slsss "a d ~ ,SS Ss. 1s
burg I'd. store. ne; good starting
ssa am plq Ep iGi A EggpoN Al fe sAb e
MIcH SHOPS. See Misc wasrsf.
COUNTER GIRLS t2). eolored, neat
appearance, age 1895. night and
day shift: good starting salary plus
tips; apply At once. "a pm. EDDIE
LEONARD SANDWICH SHOPS. Bee
Miss Wasner. 242s l4th ct. n;v-
DENTAL I'M MA ASSISTANT. personal inisia-
books; salary commensurate with ex-
perience. Phone JE. 3-9iS1. lis
DENTAL ASSISTANT, 1880. for Of
nee IN Whsston. Call Thursday
p HT "a And i,S't cSosMErIc CLERK.
white. thoroughly experienced. 20.
FOUNTAIN CLERK, full or part time
lWhitel. 3263 Columbia Pike. Arl..
rSS sj IA P-e SiRl ,whi..,. s -s es.s.
wk., f-l0 and part Of Sunday. S5c
hr. CONCORD PHARM., 1916 N. Il.
ave. NV. NO. 7-9S00. Ia
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white. exper.. re.
liable: Refsrsnees. II neon 70 S;So
sai9 s sanRlsssa HbsgHSSa Co. fiF sSe
FOUNTAINS SGnn sTsi n GfRL. fully experienssd
only; 5 nights and sun, STAR
WILLIAM, 18th and D sts. NV,
FOUNTAIN GiRL, colored; part time,
5 Or 9 to 70 Pm, g days; -, Apply II
person; cWi4SGf socns,N pSoo GEM
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HELP-MEN

TRUCK MECHANIC. to work night
shift, 3 pm. to 11:45 pm; man
with body and painting eXper. pref;
Mr.. BEALL. AP. T-s100. q to 5.
Ia
Tv OUTSIDE SERvICEMEN, expert
eneed Also part-time benchman.
Young man to learn TV repair. Car
necessary. Apply In person, 1917
Ga. ave. NV. Id
~ sERvlCkMAN. experienced Tv
and radio home service. Good wol K
ing conditions. transportation turn.
ished, BETHESDA TV. OIL. 4-4904.
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CLERK foF fancy food stort, exrer.
young man preferred, WAGSHAL's
bELicATEssEN. 1856 Mass. ave.
NV. la
CLERK, for cigar counter; must be
experienced in handing tobacco.
candy, masazines; permanent posi-
ACY INN Conn ave -l&
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: :$ft =: s : sssi. Franz EasF
MEDICAL TECHNiCIAN, exper..- doc
s Ef Nc ss st P sos i q l sns esa'
NURSES, k'N.. Reg. 5. r. white t2,.
l saxsns h RM s.tssl Perm pos. 3D.
NURSE; cxpsrienced R.N;. 70 work IN
fss SssSaE' c oic 81. s.iai tss'aeh.
NURSE, practical; white, graduate.
tarium:, 2S-45; must live in: good
JE. 2-0843. la
orc. MGR. AND sECY, - $4,000 ".
secy-Bkkpr. Real Estate - 5000 Up
iSecy,, l-girl ofice s- $500
Med. Steno. Dictaphone,
Chevy Chase vic. = st. sSssss mo.
ss;s ss.sT,n,,t; s.: 10 icy sS
tClerk-Typist, Temp. - 500 wk.
Med. Lab. Technieians ----S275 up
ssfEPsEN SbssK esafs sae s e. go
14O4 n. Y. Ave. RE. 7-12S0
PIX RECEPTI0NiST, mot over 80
exper. 5-day. 40-hour week. No
Sat. MRS. FARRELL, Ma. s-s2Qd.
PGX OPERATOR AND TYPlsT. 5hs-
day week. Apply Room 227. Homer
BLDG. 18th st. between = and q.
ia.
RADIO sECY., meet public; public
secy., under So, $4,000, For BEET
positions. see Miss Grant. at BoYDs
| lest. 40 yrsJ. 700 18th. cor. @.
Observation-Disclosures. iive-in
position for mature woman. immed;
School, club or group BACKGROUND
tsss ls Sst not sox Tsfp s59 ssai
RECEPTiONIST-S ECY. white, for
physician specializing In .ophthal-
mology. Must be competent In typing
and shorthand. Please state expert
ence and references. BOX $50.
csEfP.-TyPIsT, able meet people.
| fast typing; excel. oppor. Miss Reed,
! At PERSONNEL, 1911 q st.
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MECHANIC

All-round experience with mechanical
and electrical equipment: steady job.
GOOD working conditions. Call Ii.
5-6700, Ext. 54097. 15
MTLLW0RK ESTIMATOR. fully ex-
per, in taking of stock and special
Millwork. able to detail and service
Permanent employment. opportu-
nifty for advancement. TUROVER
LUMBER CO., Bethesda, Nd. Of.
MOVERS overs REPRESENTATIVE, sood
character. live wire. sales ability;
capable OF handling, estimating and
scheduling nj vans; must drive but
car not essential: good references
necessary; moving experiences help
full; salary open 1881 N. Washing
m fGn iyS GIFffk4nos, experienced
S sionsed vi" slant. Franz oo fI5Si
PRINTING CO.. 1915 BYE st, NV
OPERATORS fol- bulidoZers. leaders
WALL coNsTRuSTioN Co. rover
PAINTERS PAINTERS LIST class. cxper Cal
TIE. 10000. 80 p m. la
PAINTER, lst-class mechanic, white
STANLEY, JA. $4,000.
PAINTERS WANTED-Sober reiia.
BILE only. Steady work. Front Of
Hubbard House. Georgia ave. ant
Hamilton st. NV, am. IA
PAINTERS. good mechanics only
sMTTHER q CO.. INC, $3.50 K st.
NV Ia
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CLERK
PICTURE FILES

Young girl. 1880 yrs. Of age, for
permanent po xSn;r int inisrss aRs
s x91. p Siaas Ap pSnf Personnel Mssi Room
sos; open weekdays, s:3O-6 and
Sat. GLE. No phone calls.
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1IO1 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
CLERK.TYPIsTi ideal job for some
one In Falls Church area TO- work
in automobile leadership. JE. 2-l177
cLERK.TYPIsT. 1880 Yrs. old,
Epss1sg 49, s. st.r EsF sssIs ssn; H.
dEETkhkR .3SIsii s-day. ss-h IN xk.
Excel. henefts Call DI. 7-033a.
CLERK-TYPlST - Attractive young
lady for small ONCE. Apply 1892
Pa; ave: Sc. between . am. end
c2i;asRSkp,'TMYipIsT-Attrac.ive young
Bethesda ONCE; some tipping re-
quired. For interview. call Mr.. Rob-
ertson, or Mr.. Macdonald. OIL, A.
cIIfEfRIk s general ms. .exper.;
mod. air-cond. Offices: pleasant
conditions; excel. oppor. co. $500.
CLERK-TYPIsT for general once
routine. Must have good ability TO
meet the general public. Past
cashier experience helpful. Prefer
sc. resident Of nearby Fairfax VII
iage., Apply in person, Phase DC DC
APIS, 2001 3Sth st. sc. 10
CLERK-TYPIST for tipping, gen. cler-
ical duties In air-cond, office, ne,
section. Vacation with pay and
other benefits. Perm. pos, with OPP
portunity for advancement. Call La.
6-S350 for Apt, EDWARD BOXER
FROSTED FOODS, INC, --17
CLERK TYPIST. Insurance Co., In
Silver Spring; excellent working
conditions; 5-day week. Company
benefits. Call JU. S.2277. Ia
CLERK-TYPIST
Under IS: interesting position in ayia-
ton 5-day week: downtown location
must be fast, accurate typtst. Call
Elk. 3-616l for appt: Ia
CLERK-TYPIST
Under 80. for branch ONCE near
Arlington courthouse; general ONCE
work. Interesting position with
excellent opportunity for advance
rnent: 5-day week, $3.50 pm.
Please call ST. $4,000, Ext. 251 for
{ annntntmAHt liz
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GRILLMAN, white, experienced. So
Der. Apply BASINS @. w. INN,
1920 Pennsylvania ave. NV. la
MEAT CLERK, top salary
paid to experienced man. Apply
1906 Seventh st. NV. 49,
GROCERY CLERk---AIi-round man.
References. Apply 1919 Conn. ave,
HEAD COOK and short-order cook
foods. Apply 10 am. at KiKIs
THE OAKS RESTAURANT. lg1s
Wis. ave. Ia
= HIGHWAY
ENGINEERS AND DRAFTSMEN
For ONCE work on highway design
projects Engineers minimum .
years experience. Craftsmen mini.
mum 5 years. Include education
experience, salary expected, etc.. ~
application letter. interview will bt
arranged for qualified applicants.
GREEN ASSOCIATES, INC.
22O g. Pleasant st., Baltimore 2. Nd
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Legislative Assist, $4,000
horticultural background: under "a
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
t9nr n Street NV

GENERAL EMPLO1 MENI
1907 H Street NV.
LINOLEUM MECHANIC, experienced.
Apply $500 Georgia ave. NV. Ia
also experienced auto. washer. Silver
Spring section, JU. 5-6S00. Ia
lLUBRICATION MAN--New car dealer
needs fabrication man; must also
be capable of mechanical work on
used cars; must be white, sober With
1886 Bladesnsburg I'd. NE. See
Mr.. Robinson, LA
MANAGER, DAIRY QUEEN STORE,
Arlington, Va. ia. 2-3127. LA
MECHANIC. white. must be expert
enced and have own tools. Excel.
| opportunity for right man. Apply In
person 2t2i X ST. NV. LA
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RENTAL MANAGERS

FOR 4oO-unlt g@Ioen-type RpL: pFOJ.
eet, vicinity Good Hope I'd. and
Alabama ave. Sc; married couple
renting not essential. Good salary,
plus 3-bedrm. apt. adjoining rental
once on premises. Perfect fully
rented. with established renting
and characterization policies. No
responsibilities for rent collections,
operations or maintenance. Must be
between 40 and 90. have no chill
dren under r.. have car. be de-
pendable, non-drinkers and possess
selling ability. good personalities.
good health and ability TO get along
with people. One must be able TO
type. Pleasant environment, in
teresting work but confintng hours.
REPLY BY LETTER. stating quali-
fications. size Of family and .tele-
phone number for appointment for
INC. 2bo1 Tunlaw I'd. NV.
ROOM CLERK CASHIER, exper.,
neat appearing. ms. benefits after
3 mos. Apply mgr. LAFAYETTE
HOTEL. 18th and Eye cts. nv;
ROUTE DRIVER - Well-established
route. FAIRFAX CLEANERS. Main
and Maple SITS. at Kannp Washington,
Fairfax, Va. 10
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PRODIICE MAN

PRODUCE MAN
FOR SUPER MARKET; MUST HAVE
EXPER: IN DIaPLAYING pRQDuG;IS
AND HANDLING FROZEN FQQD
Goop PAY FOR THE RIGHT NAN
RADIO COUNTERMAN : Wholelale
electronic parts dealer needs youne
man to work IN store. knowiedge q
e es1ss ana rado anaseuf
Write stating oil details and salary
expected. Box 229-x. Star
RA15o NAN expsT car a, and h %o4
REAL Estate SAiEsMAN@To han.
die our. rental management dept.
centage OF department earnings
Must be active, have car. willing
to work and hold Va. license. Call
Mr.. WAGNER, JE. 2-1450. IA
REAL ESTATE. statesmen. with Of
without experience: l0-year.old es'
tablished flrm, needs Q men 70 com
v pss shs s g IN. fG pss .n sSon
y y' 7-SSso. S-s. ana d ask for Mr.
REAL GaHPM EsAfNxrE sALEsMEN-Menn' o,
women; Sprins BUYING time u
here. PEOPLE ARE BUYING. Let,s
get together and talk 1t over. Cal
Mr.. BLACKWOoD, Sales Manager
CO. 5-S293. eyes,. JU. b-''S22. --le
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. part-time
week end sales In Williamsburg Vii
LACE. Excel. opportunity. DE. 2-069o
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-we hay,
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CASHIER
ALEXANDRIA,, VA,

u1 htEbnHT oafiENSffNo
For an experienced restaurant cashier:
must be fast and accurate; Q shifts
per week, pm. TO 1880. s.m., IN
Guiding week ends; good etartine
salary. Navy Sacony suit and meals
insurance.
HOT SH0PPES. INC.
1341 O st. NV. Room zoo
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LaundrY SuperVisorS

Experienced laundry Supervisors with
ambition for shirt and marking
depts, in one Of Washington's fnest
laundries: you must be leader
teacher. and one who can run owr
a af43.z atar 10 enAe i -
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JUNIOR SECRETARY

Assistant circulate manager Of ma
tional news magazine looking for Q
secretary to share In Q. variety Of
interesting duties. Excellent oppor-
tunity for q bright girl with initia-
tive to learn circulation side Of pub
fishing business. Must, type at least
hand speed Of so. Pleasant working
conditions, many company benefits,
Aforementioned building.
CALL DI. $4,000, EXT. 26S
BETWEEN 0 AM. AND B Pm.
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Young girl. 1880 yrs. Of age, fol
permanent position; interest ips
a.m.-4 pm. Apply Personnel. Room
sos; open weekdays, s:30-6 anc
Snf ojC No nbpna calls
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ROUTEMAN

For well-estabiished dry cleaninl
route; excellent opportunity fol
aggressive man to service established
trade ana solicit new business; mus
be sober, reliable and able 70 furnish
references: guaranteed salary ans
comm. exper. pref. but not essential
Apply CENTRAL CLEANERS, ~;
Carr1ll st NV III
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RECORDS ENGINEER, experienced IN
obtaining and Tor supervising. Govt.
records engineering. and conversion
work. To head records engineerinE
dept. being set up. by. established
ton. substantial salary. BOX 81 q.
RESGSiisTERED PHARMACIST for re-
lief, usually Sundays. STATLER
PHARMACY, 1543 K st. n.w.,. Dl.
RELIEF MAN. colored, Friday night
and all day Sunday; experienced
stoker and secretarial switchboard
. for NV. apt. house. Call MRS. Glib
SON. AID. 2-4444. 10
DEMT AHAMAGEpC
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ROUTEMAN
We have . permanent position u
our sales dept. Tor q man between
rs and 40 yrs. OF age; excellent cp-
poftunity for advancement: vacation
with pay; hospital and insurance
benefits. Apply ELITE LAUNDRY
CO., 2119 14th st. NV. ia
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matte mission to seek out the
Grand Khan. Naturally, de Torres
found no Oriental Indians. In
stead, he became the first Euro
oean to see American natives and
% describe their life and customs.
He saw them smoking tobacco, a
product he later brought back to
Spain. Also, de Torres is believed
20 have named the turkey, dub
ping it "tukki," which is Hebrew
for peacock. de Torres eventually
settled in Cuba, where he died.
+ + y
Question 2: New Amsterdam
Jews won the right to remain IN
he Dutch colony on April 26,
.655, less than year after their
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Question /: Who was the first
member of Columbus crew to set
foot on American soil? Explain
why he went ashore. What did he
find?
Fact l: Luis de Torres, Column
bus official interpreter, who was
of Jewish descent and spoke He
brew, Chaldaic, and some Arabic.
De Torres went ashore at Cuba
Columbus believed that he had
reached India by r ~ route, and
so he sent de Torres on a diplo-
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"The City by the Sea-
brunswick, GEORGIA

arrival. In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1856, they won the right to trade
and travel along the Hudson and
Delaware Rivers. Can you de-
scribe their fight for permission to
bear arms in defense of the col
ony? Who played a leading role
in this struggle against Governor
Peter Stuyvesant?
Fact 2: While New Amsterdam
was subject to attacks by the
Swedes and Indians in August
1885, volunteers were enlisted in
an expedition against the enemy
and others were assigned to guard
the colony. However, Jews were
prohibited from military service.
Deeply aggrieved by this discrin1i-
nation, Jacob Barsimson n d
Asser Levy, on November 8, 1855,
oetitioned New Amsterdam's gov
ernor and council 'to be permitted
to keep guard with other burgh-
ers." Stuyvesant ruled against the
request and told the Jews if they
did not like it in New Amsterdam,
they were free to leave. Instead,
however, Levy stood guard with
out authorization and subsequent
ly this right was won for the Jews
of New Amsterdam.
Question 8: What prominent
Christian minister was friend
of some Newport Jews before the
American Revolution? Describe
his friendship with a Palestinian
rabbi, who lived in the city tenn
porarily.
Fact 8: Ezra Stiles, Congrega-
tional minister in Newport, later
president of Yale College in New
Haven. STEPPED in the Hebrew
Bible, fascinated by the mysteries
of the Zohar (Book of Splendor),
he frequented the Newport Syna-
gogue. While Rabbi Haydn Carri-
gal, of Hebron, Palestine, was in
Newport, a warm friendship de-
veloped between the two men,
many details of which Stiles re-
corded in his famous Diary. In
terestingly enough, Carrigal also
attended Stiles church occasion
ally. The rabbi and the minister
had many conversations on the
Gemara and the Jerusalem and
Babylonian Talmuds. When Car
rigal was preparing to return to
Palestine, he and Stiles promised
to continue their friendship thru
correspondence. Many facts about
Jewish life in Rhode Island and
Connecticut were noted by Stiles
CONTINUED on Page 81
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Fascinating Facts About
American Jewish History
BY CHARLES M. sEGAL

EDITORS NOTE: following excerpts reprinted from
SegaIs forthcoming book Fascinating Facts About Ae
History which will be published by TwaYne Publishers
Of the American Jewish Ter
centenary $5 While utilizing the question and tech
nque Fascinating American Jewish History not in
tended quiz stimulate interest in American
the questions thai
connection with the
aspects O. American Jewish TercentenarY
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-12-01
'(;Sln l!leNJrR VEN

AT party celebration in Leningrad
a guest found piece of rubber tire
in his stew. About to complain, he
noticed secret police official watch
ing him.. Everything is going accord
ing to our calculations, = he said.
We've been in power only 35 years
and already the automobile is replac-
ing the horse.''
British sailor dragging about his
ship. soy say. Our flagship is SO big
the captain uses car to drive around
the deck
us. gOb: THAT'S nuthin'. Our flag
ship is SO big the cook uses a submarine
to go through the stew seeing If the
potatoes are done''
A little boy, caught in mischief by
his mother, was asked, ''How do you
expect to get into Heaven?''
The lad thought a minute then said
"Well, I'll just run in and out and in and
out, and keep slamming the door until
st. Peter says, For Heavens sake,
Bobby, come in or stay cut
''Dad, Marie and I think we'I get
married. How much money will we
need?'
more"
They were bidding farewell to one
who was leaving for India. In the con-
versation friend said: ''It gets very
hot in India at times. Aren't you afraid
the climate might disagree with your
wife?"
The man looked at him reproach-
fully. 1T wouldn't dare
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-12-01

SEver done any public speaking?"
asked the personnel supervisor.
why, yes" replied the job applicant
''I proposed to my wife over a rural
telephone Hne.''
At the retirement party, the division
plant superintendent asked him if any
of his childhood dreams had been
realized.
"One,' = he answered. ''When my
mother combed my hair, used to wish
didn't have any,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
AIR CONDITIONER
COVER ~

l6. Another wonderful TrionoIe protective cover
ttot protects your unit from winter weother. dirt.
moisture Keeps it cleon and reody for use.
Mode of heavy Goodyear WeotherfiIm with cleo
ironically welded seoms. Eyelets ond heovy cord
ties assure proper fit Fits oil stondord models.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
NON-SKIDRUG LOCK
anchors rugs safely

anchors rugs safely Soc, 8 for Il
L8. No more dangerous, sliding scotter rugs.
Rug Lock instoIs easily without sewing, tocking
or eiuine Won't stick to floor coverings or
norwood floors. Cut rubber-cooted Kroft poper,
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ones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
TRINA Upper CASE
fitted with S travel needs

It. A new model in the famous line OF trovel
necessities Choice of striped royon sotin or
plaid toffeto with waterproof Plastic lining.
Contoins plostic bottle. ior. toothbrush holder,
rozor with blode in plostic case.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
Gallery Announces
Art Lecture Series

The Freer Gallery Of Art,
Smithsonian Institution. has an
nounced a series Of illustrated
lectures on Oriental art this
winter and spring.
The schedule of lectures. to
begin at $3.50 pm. is as follows:
January II, "Umayyad Art
the Art Of an Empire" by DR.
Oleg Grabar, University OF
Michigan; February IA. The
Art and Architecture of the Age
of Solomon" by Prof. William
F. Albright, Johns Hopkins Uni
versity: March 10. Western
Scenery Through Chinese Eyes,
by Chang zee. artist and author
and April II, Early Chinese Fig
ure Painting" by Laurence Sick
man, William Rockhill Nelson
Gallery of Art.