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REFRIGERATORS
S25 UP
~. Ufaas.ta

ACE PLUMBING SUPPLY co
gala Georsia Ave, NV. AID 4-O07S
REST, EoUIP.. comm. Toastmaster
slice. excel. cpnd Si5 nut
S Sa 5o b @ssa IAN on sssb
reg BurrouPhs food and beverage
checker new cond $3.50. LA g.
1853. ewes RIA 6.Oi.3. 10
RUGS, "---axln, Oriental design
russ. hrand-ncw never used. Value.
SIS Saetlhcine for $50 ORIENTAL
RUG MART. 1905 q st. NV, NE.
S-04l6. ga
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE
APIS. FURNISHED. c.

VIC. WALTER REED HOSP. - q
bedrm apt, mod, garden-type bldg
New mod. sfgrny cony transp:'
Avail immed $3.50 Maple st. NV.
TU, 2-0l05 or RA. 8.Sss2.
CONN. ANE.-One blk. Sheraton
Park-Shoreham. Modern 3-rm. apt.
new kit, linens. maid service, pvt
entr. Cpl. only. 1880 pm, 2633
Woodley N. NV Sll5. 20 .
1870 & ST. NE. mr.. Capitoli-l and 2
bedrmS., share and semipvt. baths.
$40 and up Ii. 4-5i II, III
1925 Park. I'd. NV
Large efficiency, lst-h. front Tll
agiir DiSELAFIELD PL. N.w.-Wei
furn., newly dec. apt nv. rm,,
bedrm., tile bath. modern KIT back
porch HA 2..itnG. 90
nth ST, mr.. park I'd NV. 34t3 -
Liz. nm, Dedrm. kit, bah; SIS,
Incl uiils. RA, .u.sO3G Ia
9iO FIRST ST. S.N.--ccmpl iurn.,
lee, bed -iiy. rm and Kit, IND =
front Notice " convenient for your
work Zone !. Free parking. ,Dl,
eosG YKLINGLE RID. NV bed
rms. lily. rm.. with fireplace kitch.
en- and bath Overlooking Rock
Greek Park. Plenty OF parking Ideal
for 3 or 4 persons. no. 2-115'l
RID. AREA--Nieeiy Turn
bedrm. XII dlnetie. bath utils.;
. immse s e!sa1 ,,,i sls cHrlln. shop
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10 LOWER PRICES
ANYWHERE

2457-6l 18th ST NV
tOppoSite Ambassador Theater)
Open Ewes, Mon. Thurs. and Fri
BATH TUBS. hew and used: basins.
toilets: at lowest prices BLOCKS
As Lee hwy, ia. $500.
BEDS. . twin-size with link springs;
child's sidewalk bicycle: also 3
screen doors and / combination
door. EN-. 3-lb56. --22
BED. new double. box springs and
mattress; dresser, sink and stove,
very reas. Elk 3-Sgg7.
BED, double maple with box springs
and mattress. excellent condition.
reasonable. Also set OF matched
golf clubs. OIL. 1850. 90
BEDS Hollywood, complete. s35
each; chest of drawers, S25: | din
ing rm. table, 4 chairs. silver fox
finish. S25 complete. ia. 2-42S0.
BEDROOM SUITE-Twin antique
white, chest OF drawers, vanity
bench and night table: new Sealy
mattresses. See to appreciate. WA.
S-221S --22
BICYCLES, boys and girls, 26"; Sis
each. 1893 Rhode Island ave. me-,
in the rear, Sat. and Sun. ONLY
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK. Md, S4l0 Flower
ave, Terrace apt. liv. rm, bedrm.,
kit. and bath. On busline. mr.. stores
pvt. entr. Empl. cpl. SS5 mo. incl
TqA tRlsi X P S,SSlo Living room I lea.
room kitchen. pvt. bath and en-
trance. Utils, $3.50. Ju. 9-7347
BRANDYWlNE, MD.-3-room apt
$50 mo 10 miles Andrews Field
Fairview 2-226i. ~
BERWYN-3 rms. and bath, pvt en-.
trance; adults; SIS. WE. 5-5lgl.
GLENDALE. Md. bedrooms. Iiv.
ing room, gas kitchen, bath and
porch: private entrance; md floor
heat and lisht included; SO Cedar
3-R97l. 23
SIT YER SPRING--Liv. rm.. bedrm
kit din, hath: utils incl: SOS so;
cple.: refs: no pets. 10. 3-6sSg
go
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GOLF CLUBS, left handed, Bobby
Jonees, 2 woods. irons, $50. OIL
1876. -22
GUITAR, electric Hawaiian, fender
model. new cond.. $50. JE. 4-73lS
HEATERS, new. used tgas, oil. coal.
10Il 9TH NV. ma. S-S952.
HI-FI. complete loudspeaker system,
Hartsfield Lansing. Sacrifice $1g9:
professional turntable. tonearm.
new cartridges and diamonds
Mounted and guaranteed; Sl25
Ewes. after z and Sun. TIE. 6-4612.
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ELEVATOR CHAIR
For cardiac patients or other in
vallds. Simple to operate. Excel.
cond,g Orig. cost. $1,000: sac, $3.50.
Call any time III h-2h42 DO
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
RUGS, ORIENTAL,

Larse reduc,. spec. sizes. Also Army
Omcers' Sx10 f2l and scattered Chi
nese, Must be sold ARMENIAN Or
IENTAL RUG CO., 2409 18th st. NV.
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WALK 10 WORk-See these spa
cious arm. kit. and bath apis.
SS3. 3 rms, kit. bath, sos. IN
the well-kept 64-unit airy elevator
bldg. . blks. TO Woodward & Lo-
thropi Plymouth l2S6 18th st;
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FURNITURE SALE

Tremendous savings on brand-new,
better-grade bedrm. din. rm., liv.
rm and bedding. Mod Early Amer
lean. Italian and French Provincial.
in solid cherry. birch and mahog,
etc. Our low overhead enables us TO
sell quality furniture at lowest prices
without eXaggerated claims
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
SIG 18th st NV. RE. 1910
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ROOMS FURN-Nw. lcsn,,L APrs FuRN-pc tcou,l An.

e460 18th ST, N.w.-oilbert Hotel
and houses have an aeeommoda-
lion for every taste and pocket
oook daily and service: some rms.
with free "1-in. TV; 24-hr. switch
3D.; some pvt. baths avail; rates:
$3.50 Tn weekly. Call CO. 5-73Sl
SCO1T CIRCLE-Large front rm.,
private bath. shower; also smaller
single rn. Nothing nicer anywhere.
MRS. STEPHEN. 1929 Mass ave.
30
IN JEWISH HOME-Large front rm.
with dble. bed, next to bath. on Ga.
ave. reasonable. ia. 9-1966.
HOUSE. 1928 N st., au.
3-7474--Join the friendly young
crowd of men and women at the
Randall House. Recreation rooms.
lounges. dancing. tennis. bowling,
pianos. televisions. switchboard.
laundry rm.: maids: $25 to S35
wYoMING AvE.-sgle. pvt. bath.
newly furn;. artistic home, USE
Steinway; $3S mo. ,DU. 7-31S3.
1900 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Lovely frt.
rm., newly furn.. twin beds, next
bath: maid serV. no. 2-95Sg.
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HAYWOOD
GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PLACE
MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
Available May /

Just across the District line. bus
fare. Convenient to shopping center
and theater. Excellent bus facilities
Nicely furn. apt. consisting Of
bedrms., kit. and bath: Sis4.2o,
incl. utils.
Plenty Of parking, lovely grounds.
Apply in person. WA. 7-6@00,
20
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ANTIQUES-Buffet, dresser; Vic
torian, walnut. marble tops with
mirror and orig. fixtures. also settee
and walnut Governor Winthrop sec
rotary. WO. 6-33S6.
ANTIQUE MAHOG. BUREAU, SIS;
II rose medallion Canton plates,
$50 glass front mahog. case, $40;
> train boards 6x4. 9x5. on
trestles. OF. 4-S711. 90
ANTIQUES-If our shop does not
have what you want. we can get it
THE ROSES. Waterford, Va
ANTIQUES-Triple chair back settee.
$40 Victorian chair. So: man S
exercise bar bells. JU. 9-3303.
ANTIQUES. also large selection OF
cOverlets, counterpanes and af-
phanS, copied from earliest and
most beautiful patterns: Whig Rose,
Lovers Knot. Morning Star, etc.
TioUE SHOP. Route I'll, Fairfax,
Va, CIR 3-lS1T %
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BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE

BENNINGTON RAND BooKKEEP.
mo MACHINE NO. 2S5. Euuippet
complete for both accounts receiv.
able and accounts payable.
Good condition; must sacrific'
for quick sale.
between F and G NV. DI. 7-1536
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

NOSf"S HONtN'"RS' ~ NUs
N. ARLINGTON-Dble and sgle. /:
girls or couple; unlim. phone; on
busline; home privils. ia. 2-S327.
2 GENTLEMEN; double room, twin
beds pvt. bath. pvt. entr.; Sc. sec,
Coral Hills. Md. 10. S-4067. .--22
ATTRACTIVE HOME and neighbor-
hood . bedrooms; S30-S40. ia.
FOR Or YOUNG MAN-conv. to Pen
tagon. Federal Triangle, downtown;
privils, Reas. TIE. 6-59O5 after r.
26OS Ind ST. s. ARL.-Large front
room. bus at door. Near Navy
Annex and Pentagon. ia. S-061 o.
N. ARL.-Extra- large 2nd-foor stu
do room. use OF garden, phone,
attrac. Hkpg. ia. e-4S92. ~
BEAUT. lge. rm. Dbl. bed New pvt.
home. Mr.. Pentagon, on busline.
Gentleman. IA. 4-0560. 30
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TOOLS
TRUNKS

TRUNKS
AT DISCOUNT PRICES
Metal foot locker ------- S5.T5
32-inch truck ------ SI4.95
40-inch trunk S1S.95
Many more trunks and foot lockers
a. comparably low prices
COLUMBIA EXCHANGE
1852 Columbia Rd. DU. 7-9s6s
Tvs-17-in. RcA. table mod, $50.
". guar. l7-in, CHS. $50. Others
at S25. DUPONT. 1915 18th NV.
TYPEWRiTERs 1p; need repairs;
land ave. ne, in the rear. sat.
and Sun. only. -22
"a, at tremendous
savings because they don't meet
school needs; all guaranteed. brand
new lightweight portable. $50; "a
in. carriaee, Burroughs. S25;. . old
e e' TEMPLE SUI scHooE aef 1sSs q st St
NV, Ma. S-i630.
TYPEWRITERS = New Remington
Rand portahleS: no money down
81 week. CIRCLE. 741 18th st. n W.
VACUUM SALES. all makes, SIS to
$50: guar. Oyerstocked must so.
0-i 6alIO. DiNO.. Az. 1-oJO3.
wrlnger type: automatic
pump; looks and runs good; $40,
delivered. Pc @-6425. 22'
WASHER. Kenmore automatic, like
new. Bolt-down type without suds
saver. Make offer. so. 5-92i0
Thor. semiauto.. sis: d.
nette. l2e. chrome, $40: lsc maple
bookcase, SO; records. loo each.
NO. 1864. -22
Observation-Disclosures. wringer type.
good cond; 20-in. Homart window
fan; hardly used. JE. 4-0703
late model. fully auto
matte; good condition: $50. Ii. z
2323 80
used and new; Ruaran-
teed; 7th st. prices. ACME STOVE
CO, l011 eth NV, MA. S-S952
WASHER. 1854 Bendix. Completely
automatic; perfect condition: $50,
Cali OIL. 2-5206. 80
reconditioned, all makes.
$500 UP, good running cond.
fREDERICK'S ia $4,000.
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-p. c.

PA. AVE.-$50 MONTH
1877 9th st. se.--2-rm. housekpg
apt. Comfortably furn. Clean bldg.
lAdults.) See Mgr,
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RADIO EQUIPMENT-Viking l, with
microphone, $3.50; eapaeity-resist-
ance bridge, 500; Sonar Mr3 re-
ceiver. sos; RME, MC55 converter
with noise limiter, S45; VFO self.
contained power supply, S25: Pc.
l0l, SO. Distributors of Gonset
Mosley, Hammarlund, Central Elcc.
tronics, P&H, Multi Elmac equip.
ment and National. KEY ELEc.
shopping center, Arlington. ia
RECORDs-Jo Edison diamond disc
records: collectors items Will sci
cheap. ! or all. Call after pm.
REfRiGERAToRs-used $40 so up
guara iced: deliv; Ice. stock ACMl
REFRiGERATORs1SS4 So electric
gas; guaranteed PEERLESS SALES
223i Ga ave NV DE- 2.5566
REFRIGERAT0R, Philco a-cu 1T.
500. JE. 4-549i, after & m. -
REFRIGERATION. practically new
Croslev. Snj. Call IL 5000 -,
APPROPRIATIONS. used refiniehed
rebuilt some guar, a year; so 81
UP. FREDERICK S, INC. 1908 l4tf
REFRi fsSi Gibson; 8 Gu. IT
operating condition; $50. Call WE
REPRiGiERASTToR. large size: q door
reach-in. for restaurant. Big bar
gain, 3419 Conn. ave. NV, EN-
REFRIGERAToR. Westinghouse.
IT.. full-size dE range. Best offer
AP 5-8la4 after 9 pm, Fri. o.
any time Sat
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APIS. FURNISHED-VA.

-
1919 N. 26th ST.
bedroom apt, nicely furnished, RE
NEAR PENTAGON - Family apis.
and double hotel rooms, by day or
week, free parking, ia. 2-3343;
ARL., blk. Fort Myer, 5 Minis.
Pentagon. 10 Minis, D. C.; new
garden-type bldg; pvt. parking;
idea ideal for children; 2-b s6I apt I,i;;
utils. Avail. May /; l215 N. Quinn,
ia 7-66S1. after ! pm.
ALEXANDRIA - Fur
nished and unfinished apts... fire.
proof bids. lanitor service. laun-
dry privileges. continuous hot wa
ter: S75 to $50 so. Call TIE. 5000
ARL. -Well-furn. 1-bedrm. apt. with
small extra room; mod bldg on
busline mr.. Fit. Mver. > Minis. Pent.,
D. c.; sos. plus utils. JE. 1906.
MOD. BLDG.-Living rm.. bedrm.,
bath, dinette. kit. above average;
all utils., laun. facils. ia. 7-066O
NICELY FURNISHED / bedroom
apt. rent Sl00 per month. Call
MRS. WOLF ia. 5-5555 I'll
ALEX.--Liv. rm., . bedrms., kit,
bath, screened porch. A very nice
apt: $50. TIE, 6-23?3. 81
A6SL..choice Srbedhroom, md floor;
Pentagon. IDEAL FOR 3 GIRLS.
Pet allowed. Sis no., incl. utils
STILLS REAL ESTATE. ia. $4,000.
N. ALIEN. -Lge. efficiency; . adults:
SS5. incl. utils. and TV' 5 min.
airport RA. 6-5O22. -
EFFIC. APT. or country estate. nr.
Great Falls. Va. All mod. con-
veniences Garden space. Pleas
ant g-o5tl -
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AZALEAS
POULTRY, RABBITS. EGt
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WANTED, BAY OR PINTO PONY.
between !" and 3 hands. pref
crably mare. Call OIL. 2-43l4. -22
SELLING OUT-Tenn. walk. horses,
gentle, sound; Western broke mare,
show quality; Western tack, S33
and up; Eng. park saddle. like new
$50. Pc. 2-3453, ~
Angus RULL, registered, two years
Old. good pedigree. and halter
broken; $500. JE. 2-7564 80"
COW. fresh. first calf gallons
daily. Call SIP, 3-6935. -
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HAWTHORNE HOTEL

MA w 1aOGNE t1O1 Ell
2134 G ST. NV.
New reception room. also TV
room. Redecorated warm rooms
with running water. near tiled baths.
showers. Single. $3.50 $1,000.
Sl2.50 double. $1650 up. 24-hour
elevator. phone service. Parking.
$3.50 mo. Govt, depts. nearby,
81 WEEK SINGLE
Also dhle. rms. $3.50 wk: So day
per person In dble rms; next bath;
maid sery.; l blk. of Conn, walk
downtown. 1925 18th st. NV. go
ALLISON ST. NV, 1425
Lovely single rm.. nicely furn.; ]
ref SIS mo. Ii. 6-7043; ewes.
RIA. 6-0210.
COLORED-LARGE ROOM-Home
privileges: reasonable; 1877 On
COLORED-ONE ROOM-Empioyed
couple: share kitchen with | lady.
30 Florida ave. NV. no. 2-O156.
COLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
with private bath for refined sim
gle man or woman. RIA. 1920.
COLoRED-I0I5 18th ST. NV,
kpt. 52-Extra-large front room,
elev.; bus at door, e blk. TO You
st. car line; privilS. $36 mo-, or
by the week: woman pref. NO.
K-5SlJ before 9 pm 20
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp--N.E.

CLEAN COMFORTABLE RIM. for
couple; prefer someone with a
p, GIOY YRI VI 4-s 81 NE. Ant Nice n
Cali Du. 7-5s03. so
RIGGS PARK AREA nice front
rms, kitchen privileges. washing
machine; bus transp. blk. IA.
A-A2hA -21
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ROOMS EuRN.@s.E.-s.W.

ROOMS FuRN.-S.E.-S.W.
1921 G ST. S.E.-Furn. bedrm. and
kit; convenient transportation.
Call Ii. 1882. 90
MASTER BEDRM., pvt. bath. Lady.
KITCHEN privls.. bus at door. LII.
COLORED-7ee VA. AVE. SEE
rms, | lge., medium. $3.50 wk.
Ii. 4-009S. -21
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PIANO SALE
APRIL 1l-23
pIANn PENCHES (NTWl

PIANO BENCHES NEW
Benches. reg. S25 $500
Knabe uprt. (rather smalD 1880
Llndeman uprt.. med 10000
Marshall e. Wendell uprt.
tmedJ 1a5.00
WurlltZer spinet 10000
Drachman apt grid. 9'S'D $1,000
Fischer player piano Iplayer
works. o95 90
Gable apt grd (4'G"D $50. 90
Knabe uDrt. llooks new - 495.OO
Brambach art model Frd 595 on
Also Story e. Clark console;
blond spinet, Steinway Rrd. All re-
duced. terms or cash. Delivery.
bench free. PAUL GOLIPART. 766
Columbia I'd NV, AID 4-5g2S
t9.30 10 81. Pianos wanted; pay cash
or take in trade
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PLASTERING. waterproofing. fire.
proofins, wall scraping: free estt-
mates. Ii. 4-7439. Ii. 7-9057.
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SAMUEL C. BOYD. INC.
DA u nR2
Stone Work-Flagstone

STONE, FLAGSTONE AND CEMENT,
specializing in walls. patios, steps
walks, etc; free est. Call JERRY
LU l-4756
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
AIR-CONDITIONERS
RENTED -

Air-condition units rented from
now through the 31St of october
1855. as low as $50 80 while theJ
last Call RIM REFRIGERATION
CO.. INC Ii $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-20

Patios, walks. steps. all Kinds &C.
ment work. retaining walls. drain
pipes. waterproofing. grading and
seeding. E. MARCUCCIO. 20. 2-35SS.
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CAPITOL HILL bedrm. apt, fno
location. Very reas. IFS End Sc.
ne. Ii, 3-s262 or Ii. 3-S4li. 90
5a.I CONN. AVE- lge. rms. Ia
baths. all-new kit, all utils. OIL.
6-S659, EN-. 1856. -2I
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gO3 WEBSTER ST. N.w.--Liy rim
. bpdrnig ptt. bath ana large XII

Y E.Ei355 cHILDREss ST. = blks
north 9Th and H.. outside corner
apt. .nd IL bright rms kit
and hath. dinettc, excel rond also
screened porch, laundry and locker
In hemt only sB4 80 Incl heat and
INV. KEY In No, 1, STEuART BROS ,
INC, D1. 7-243i. Dt. 5-s6J5. 81
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-27

WILL BUILD-to suit tenant on
1O0-foot front by $50 feet deep, on
Scottsdale Rd. in Scottsdale. For
information call AL 4-7494.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-27
Center TO Aid Mentally Retarded

A rehabilitation center aimed at
helping mentally retarded children
make an adjustment to life has
been opened in Jerusalem. The
center will provide care and edu-
cation for children who cannot be
accepted by ordinary schools. 1t
is another in network of institu-
tions established in the past six
years by Malben. Israel welfare
program of the Joint Distribution
Committee, with United Jewish APP
peal Funds.
The center will admit mentally
retarded boys and girls of IL to
IA and will provide all types of
rehabilitation services - psycholo-
gical, educational, health, and
vocational. In this way retarded
children with a limited mentality
will be better prepared for life
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-27
JesSeI Aids
PuceSefferS'
Drive Kickoff

George Jessel, Americas toast
master general" stressed the need
for intensified efforts to rescue
North African Jews and to aid Is
rael strengthen it's economy at a
kickoff meeting of women's divi-
sion activities of the 1856 United
Jewish Welfare Fund campaign
here.
He addressed 80 Pacesetter Wom-
en- at the home of Mrs. Albert B.
Spector, women's division chair
man.
JESSEL, WHO earlier addressed
the Beth Israel Mems Club, pointed
out that a strong Israel would as
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-27

Israel's future depends, in large
part, on the sale of Israel Bonds.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-27

BABYSITTER and attendant
wants position. Health certificate
and references on request. Call Mrs.
Melvina Bandel, 807 w. Fairmont;
Tel AM 6-5441.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-27

FOR RENT: 2 bedrooms; newly
decorated, clean, large closets =
Private entrance; Kosher home =
meals if desired. Prefer working
people. Call AL 2-4345.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-27

Jewish Appeal special emergency
fund for resettlement of North
African Jews.
MEMBERS OF the Pacesetter
Women's planning committee are
Mrs. Mark Leibson, Mrs. David
Bush, Mrs. Joe Scult, Mrs. Sidney
Pickelner, Mrs. Louis Turken, Mrs.
Joseph Enrich, Mrs. Si Kaufman,
Mrs. Arnold Abelson, Mrs. John
Kruglick, Mrs. Harry Levine, Mrs.
Lee Ehrlich, Mrs. George Wolf,
Mrs. Edward Friedman, Mrs. Jo-
seph Gross, Mrs. M B. Goldman
Jr. and Mrs. Nat G.. Silverman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-27

and equipped to make their own
way in it.
Initially, the new center will have
room for so students, half Of them
residential and half daytime pu-
pills. The average length of stay
is planned at two years but will
vary according to individual need.
At the end of the period, the child
rem will return to their families
whenever possible and will be aid
ed in taking their places in the
community.
This institution is the only one
of its kind in the country. AS a
Malben project, the center, like all
other Malben institutions, limits it
self to new immigrants.
Israel's future depends, in large
mart on the sale of Israel Bonds.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-01-27
IVY. WIVES HONOR SENATOR

Sen. Margaret Chase Smith,
Maine Republican, received the
woman of the year" award from
the National Ladies Auxiliary of
the Jewish War Veterans at Wash
ington, DC, last week for her
outstanding contribution to world
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understanding and humanitarian
causes.
Reubin Kaminsky, JWV national
commander, and Joseph F. Barr,
national administrator, as well as
Senator Smith addressed the meet
ing.
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SaIk. Rabbi Honored

NEW YORK (JTA) = DR.. Jonas
Salk, discoverer of the anti-polio
vaccine, and Rabbi Norman Salt,
president of the Synagogue Council
of America, have been elected to
alumni membership in the College
of the City of New York's chapter
of Phi Beta Kappa.
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TEL AVN (JTA) - A total of
1,169 immigrants arrived at Haifa
this week, "a from Communist
bloc countries and the remainder
from North Africa.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-13
Danger Season Starts For Drivers
On 0hio's Roads; Winter Weather Near

The next three months are the
worst part Of the year for pedes-
trians. November and December of
1883 and January of 1856 averaged
oO pedestrian deaths in traffic
each month, according to the rec
ords of the Ohio State Safety
Council. One study indicated that
q out of every 100 pedestrians in
Jured had been drinking.
J. w. Dykes, President of the
Council stated that this is suffi-
cient evidence to warrant the APP
plication to pedestrians of the
well-known slogan IF You Drink,
Don't Drive. If You Drive, Don't
Drink
A good share of the pedestrian
accidents occur during the hours
of darkness, which is' not surpris-
ing since less than half of the "a
hours is light at this period of the
year. The pedestrian can not rely
on the motorist seeing him. He
should wear or carry something
white while walking in areas
where street lighting is absent and
along highways. He should carry a
light, not just for his protection
against vehicles, but to enable him
to see possible fall hazards in his
path.
More than a third of pedestrian
injuries occur between intersec-
tions. The vast majority of people
cross thoroughfares at corners, yet
the risk between blocks is so great
that Dykes urged again walk to
the corner, where the motorist is
more likely to expect people to be
walking, and you will be far SAT-
err"
During the month Of November
perhaps 60 persons will perish in
collisions between motor vehicles.
Contributing factors may be poor
visibility and low traction because
of wet or frosty pavements. The
big hazard is, of course, at inter
sections with spots where streets
cross at less than right angle being
the most serious. Drivers should be
especially watchful to the right of
their vehicle. 1t is quite evident
that a good share Of these corner
collisions are the result of failure