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CONSTRUCTION sUPT.-
Phila, Area

Phila, Area
Exper. in multistory bldg constr
to start at once State uualiflca
lions. age and salary, PARKWAY
TRIANGLE CO.. $50 N 22nd st
Phila. 8, LOCUST $500
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS, over,
seas projects: high pay, trans.
portation paid Write Dept. 23W
GLOBE APPLICATION SERVICE
P. o. Box 1854, Baltimore 8. Md.
G ssfsd m ntsh' wh chef rf ER!s RES As
TAURANT, 2514 jefferson Davi'
hwy, Alexandria, Va.
LOOK, exper. Apply personnel
Monday through Friday, PRoVl,
DENCE HOSPITAL. 18th anc
Varnum SITS. ne.
COUNTERMAN. must be sober ant
reliable. Apply to YATES RES
TAURANT, Rte. /, 1920 Jefferson
Davis hwy. Arlington, Va. OF
4-77g0.
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Washington Prefers Star Classified by More Than
2 to / Because Washington Knows From Experience
That Star Classified Is Famous for Immediate Results

When aRsweTinp adpertisemeRts
addressed to Star b0Ies do NOT
enclose original references pho.
to1Taphs OF other materials OF
personal pdiue Copies serpe the
URrDoSe Originals mar Get lost
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'' MECHANICAL

/ ENGINEERS Il
| MECHANICAL
Degree or non-degree
with eXper. in design
of small mechaniSms;
To $500.
knowledge of machine
shop operations (forg-
ing, casting, EXTENSIONS,
etc.; To $4,000.
Hydraulics, pneumatic
and A/C propulsion de-
sign: To $4,000.
Newly graduated engi-
neerS, no eXper.; To
$1,000.
CRAFTSMEN
Designers, Sr, Detail and
Layout men; To $1,000.
Permanent local openings.
Smelling & Smelling
Technical Employment Consultants
sos 4th St, NV. ST. 3-ds88
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HELP MEN

DRIVER-Reliable young man TO
drive station wagon for contractor,
Sl,25 hour. Apply after $3.50 am,
400 Miller ave. Bethesda. Md.
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CREDIT COLLECTION
PERSONNEL

CREDIT COLLECTION
PERSONNEL
We are expanding our company
by establishing four new perma-
nent positions for EXPERIENCED
retail credit collection personnel
Positions are in our main office
in Washington, and are fully SAL
aired. There is no outside work.
Our salaries are the highest paid
in the credit field. Advancement
10 based solely on ability without
regard to seniority.
Full company benefits, including
college training program.
We are not . loan ompany al
though such . background would
be helpful.
Apply in writing to CAPITAL
CREDIT CORP, 1925 E st. NV.
with q resume Of your experience
II you are considering q change,
then this could be your last one.
CREDIT MANAGER - Immediate
nnRnInn fnF rffth lnro1 rNaLfH
experience. salary commensurate
with ability Due to the size of
our company there is unlimited
opportunity for advancement. Ap-
ply in person to Mr. Kohrn. KAY
FRANC JEWELERS., 1925 H ST.
ne.
CURB AND GUTTER FOREMAN,
must be presently employed, have
local eXper. in curb and gutter
work and looking for advance
ment. Apply LEDFORD CONST
CO, ESQ Hamilton st. ne. RIA
$1,000.
DAIRY FARM HELP. single, white
or colored, experienced and capa-
BILE Of operating milk machines.
Herndon 345-W-2.
DISTRICT MANAGER to supervise
delivery personnel; car nee. SIS
wk. POTOMAC EMPL., 1884 VIII
son blvd, Arl., IA, $4,000.
DOORMEN (2), middle-aged. white,
pm. Apply PENN THEATRE, $50
Pa. ave. Sc, Tues. between IL
pm. and 5 pm.
INSTRUCTORS - Me-
chanical electronic. architectural,
etc; two or three evenings per
week Also openings for day in
structors. 5 days per week: ideal
for retired man Give age. educa-
ton. experience and salary eX-
pected Write Box l23-M. star
CRAFTSMAN to S595
usTRATORs, mech. art $3.50
exper. $40 hr. up
LATHE MEN S1.55 hr. up
SILVER SPRING ROCKVL.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Sab Georgia Ave. JU. 9-4446
DRIVER, taxi. Oxon Hill, P. G. Co,
licensed pref, can instruct to
pass exam. 10. Till.
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BUS DRIVER

GAANNA 80 100
BUS DRIVER
Apply Mrs. Doyle. 1920 Maple ave.
Takoma Park. Md. -
BUTCHER. 80 days a week; good
startine salary. Box 39S-M, Star
CAMERA STORE requires services
of two men Mr. Levin. XII 9
277I. ALEXANDRIA CAMERA
EXCHANGE. 42l King ST.. Alex,
CARETAKER -JANITOR. part-time
position for couple to manage new
81 unit apt. bldg. in Takoma PARK,
Md. Apt. plus small salary. Cal
Mr. Martin weekdays, Ma. S-2345.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
CARPET AND HARD SERVICE
SALESMAN, exper.; salary and
commission. Apply at AAA LIMO
LEUM co $500 Ga. ave. NV,
CARPET LAYERS
Must be exper.; steady work: top
DIENER'S. INC, 1884 W st. ne
of Brentwood I'd.
ICARPENTERS-(t), at least 5 wks
inside work; top pay. Call RE.
O-DuOl cltCl - Pin
CARPENTER, new and remodeling
work Call MR.. SHAFFER, JE
3-9190.
iCARPENTERS-steady work; only
first-class mechanics need apply
Apply 1909 Goth st. NV. between
$50 m. and 2 am. Tuesday.
CARPENTERS WANTED men ex-
perienced in house work. Apply on
Job Van Buren, st. between North
Capitol and First sts. nv. HARRY ARSRR6
PORETSKY e. SONS, HA. 2-3s0O
CARPENTERS, trim men only; So, "a
an hour. See MR.. PANZONE.
Woodbridge ave. and Lund PLACE
Conn. Ave. Gardens. Wheaton. Nd.
CARPENTERS, IL men needed i'm
mediately: exper. only. HOUSING
project; long job, top wages. Out
Indian Head hwy. TO Qxon HI
I'd, right | mi to Brockton, lett
to Dominion DIR. left to silver
trailer; ask for FERRIS.
CARPENTERS, trim and rough APP
ply Tuesday to KINGSWELL JOB,
1910 Georgia ave, Wheaton, Md
or Hungerford Towne. Rockville.
CARPENTERS, trim men; s2;75
hour: wear around. Apply after
HsbV fNe @N@AAAN%
Bethesda. Nd. --...-
CARPENTERS-Several needed for
form work. Apply construction
lob. l440 Rock Greek Ford I'd. NV.
CARPENTER. competent remodeler
and cabinet builder; long Job
So so CIR 3-0125.
CARPENTERS: rough and finish.
steady 56th and Madison. River
dale: also Bethesda. RA. 3-5752.
CARPET LAYERS-(2l, must have
at least : years experience on
tackles installation: liberal sal
ary and other company BENEFITS;
permanent Job for right men.
Apply to Mr.. Fisher. BARNES q
KIMEL CO., WAREHOUSE. 4040
South -Four Mile Run drive,
Arlington, ia. 10000.
CARPENTERS. exterior trim and
cornice work: long Job: good pay
for skilled mechanics; none other
apply Dir, Out Conn ave to
Manor I'd. in Chevy Chase Nd.
right Q blks. See Mr.. BURGDORF
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AUTO MECHANIC

Here IS a lob for a man who wants
Sc seeg r. go and nice income zoo OS
in modern, well-equipped shop:
group insurance vacation and
holidays with pay, 5-day week
See Mr.. Beuchert. OLMSTEAD
MOTOR CO. Oldsmobile Dealer.
1000 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va, IA
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SPECIAL NOTICES
IC0NIINuEpl

/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted for by any
one other than myself. JOSEPH
WILLIAM HOFFMAN. 521l
Edgewood I'd, College Park. Md
/"
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts incurred by anyone
other than myself. ADOLPH A.
HEPNER, formerly 426 King st D,
Alexandria, Va
FREEZER OWNERS = U.s.D.A.
Choice Rib Beef $3.50 lbs.I. soc:
Loin Beef (Sirloin, T.B., PHI,
stk., 70 lbs.), 62c; Hindauarter,
SIC; Rnd. Bf. go lbs.l, soc. KUT
MEATS CO.. RE. 1854. Free
processing and delivery.
GRAPES - Lucious Concord and
Niagara grapes are now ripe at
CHILCoTT ORCHARDS on Chain
Bridge I'd. (Rte. l23). between
Vienna and Fairfax, Va. Tel, DU.
5-7766.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS will be received I'M
1888, at the. ONCE of the State
los East Lexington Street. Ralti-
more 3, Maryland, offering to pur-
chase the improvements ,ocs ted on
the following properties: Item
29215, Sidney and Betty Schurnan,
9S06 Brunett Avenue, Silver
Spring, 1-story brick dwelling;
Item 297l5, James A Hamill,
$500 Burnett Avenue, Silver
Spring, 1l2-story brick-and-frame
Hewitt, 9S10 Burnett Avenue, Sill
yer Spring, 1-stoTy brick dwelling;
Item 29956, Dixie L. Buch. 9S17
Bristol Avenue, Silver Spring, Ia
story frame dwelling; Item 3OlOO'
Allen Papas, 9S05 Burnett Ave-
nue., Silver Spring, la-story brick
dwelling. The properties are To-
Gated on the proposed highway
Improvement between Georgia Ave-
nue. and Old Bladensburg Road
All these improvements must be
removed down 70 the ground line
BY midnight, Thursday, November
10, 1858. Details, bidding forms.
and special bidding envelopes may
be obtained at the State Roads
Commission ONCE at Laurel, Mary
land The properties must be bid
individually. Each property to be
bid on must be on a separate
bidding form and accompanied by
two certified or cashiers checks,
the first in the amount of the bid
and the second in the amount OF
bid form. District ONCE Phone:
Parkway 10000, au3l -se7
FOR SALE by the STATE ROADS
received until noon, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 10, 1858. at the office OF
the State Roads Commission at
Box III, 10S East Lexington
Street, Baltimore 8, Maryland. Of
fering to purchase the improve
ments located on the following
properties: Item 32607-Frank L.
Hewitt, Jr., 400 Forest Glen Road.
dwelling. Item 30656-Charles E.
Love. 1926 Colesville Road, Silver
Spring. hs-story frame DWELLING
Item 556--John J knight, % S
Colesville Road. Silver Spring
1h2-story brick dwelling Item
33924--Donald M. Warren. 97O9
Colesville Road, Silver Spring; 2
Stony DTlCh-lThnt uNtllllks lICll
351l5-Murrell B. Frazier, 9707
Colesville Road, Silver Spring.
story brick-frame dwelling The
properties are located on the pro-
posed highway Improvement be-
tween Georgia Avenue and Old
Bladensburg. Road AT these m
provements must be removed down
to the ground line by midnight,
Thursday, November 8, 1858. De-
tails, bidding forms, and special
bidding envelopes may be OBJ
tanned at the State Roads Com
mission once ut Laurel MARYLAND
The properties must be bid indi-
vidually. Each property to be bid
on must be on a separate bidding
form and accompanied by two GER
tified or cashiers checks, the first
in the amount Of the bid and
the second in the amount OF the
guarantee as specified on the bid
form. District once Phone Park
way $1,000. au24.31
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Apply in writing to CAPITAL
CREDIT CORP, 1925 E st. NV.
with . resume of your experience
II you are considering q change,
then this could be your last one.
, 1958-12-02
U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE

In compliance with Writ of Execution issued by the Dis
trict Court Of the Virgin Islands Chrstiansted Jurisdiction
on the Both day of October 1858, wherein Miguel Torres, a
Minor by his monther. and natural guardian, Irene Garcia as
Plaintiffs recovered Judgment against Edwardo Sueiro, the
undersigned United States Marshal for the District Of the Vir-
gin Islands will sell on the 18th day of December 1858 at 300
P. N, at Property No. n of Aldershville facing the Charles
Harwood Memorial HospitaD Christiansted, v. l., the follow
ing:
! GMC-1953 Panel Delivery Truck No. 1929 lin good run
ming condition)
l Steel Master Filing Cabinet : 5 drawers.
/ Set of wooden shelves.
| Quick Cold Chiler 2 door tank.
/ Motor marked F-12 Freon) with built-in freezer.
l Motor and Compressor with Large Frederick Floating
Air Chiler.
4 Miami Windows with glass pares, size 80" x 49H".
4 Aluminium wire screens, size 30' x 1917.
/ Large Wooden Door with Diamond Design.
3 Large Wooden Doors, size 8 x 81 x l. "a.
3 Aluminium wire screens, size 35R" K 48A".
Wire Screen, aluminium frame, size 35R" x 58".
Wire screen, aluminium frame, size 35R" x So"
/ Wire screen, aluminium frame, 81 x A.
20 Boxes of wire cable type 7. W.
The conditions Of the Auction will be read and posted at
the time Of the sale.
Office of the US Marshal.
HRsr&ss4 December 2, 1858.
S. FARRELLY.
u. S. Marshal
, 1958-12-02

CHPISTIANSIED THEATRE /.
THE HOUSE or GOOD PICTURES
Tuesday, Dec. 2 Double Feature:
DRAM
Jeff Chandler jeanne Dru : Julie London
HIT N RUN
Cleo Moore Hugo Haas Vince Edwards
Dec. 8 PoLIcIAs Y LADRoNEs On spanish)
Resortes
Thursday, Dec. A.
THE BARRETTS OF WIMPoLE STREE !
CinemaScope & Technicolor)
.Jennifer Jones Bill Travers
Saturday, Dec. 6 Double Feature:
JUPlTERS DARLING
Esther Williams Howard Keel : George Sanders
Mary & Cover Champion
THE HALLIDA
Joseph Gotten Vivica Lindfors Betsy Blair Ward Bond
Sunday, Dec. q STORM CENTER
Brian Keith kim Hunter Paul Kelly
, 1958-12-02
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VOL. ia TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1858 NO. 1853
, 1958-12-02
CHRISTMAS CLUBS
THIS YEAR FOR the first time, t,

THIS YEAR FOR the first time, to the best OF our
knowledge, the Virgin Islands is seeing Christmas
Clubs sponsored by the Virgin Islands National Bank
and the West Indies Bank and Trust Company. There
is nothing new about Christmas clubs. They have been
many years. But to us here, the idea is an excellent one,
and should be the beginning of bigger and better things
to come.
BANKS. IN THESE parts have not covered the
wide area of banking services which is commonly
known elsewhere. That was in part due to the fact that
a bank might have been thought of in its more restrict
ed sense, coupled with the fact that business might not
have been as widespread and all-incluSive as elseWhere.
But banks in other places do everything, from conduct
ing savings clubs for school children to the highly
specialized and difficult matters of trusts.
AND WHILE HI banks here are on the way with
it's first Christmas Clubs it might not be a bad idea to
start a school fund. Children, by classes, and through
their teachers and principal arrange to deposit weekly
a given sum. Each child gets his little book, and learns
what it is to save regularly. These funds, of course, can
not be withdrawn until and unless under the rules of
the bank, but when time does come for withdrawal, it
has been found that many Of these accounts are turned
over to others, and the habit Of saving continues.
BECAUSE CHRISTMAS Clubs have been formedi in
these Islands, next Christmas will be brighter and hap
pier for many, many people. While not an earth-shaking
feat, the Inauguration Of two savings clubs is real pro-
gress-progress which cannot always be measured in
, 1958-12-02
Editorial

Ed. Nee: Shortly after the West Indies Bank & Trust Company
opened offices here we wrote n editorial entitled Christmas Saw
ings Clubs. but cancelled it. Pleased because both banks now have
Christmas Clubs. we decided to say something on Saturday. How
ever. during our absence the unpublished ed. appeared. Vice Presi-
dent Ira Rcss called it TO our attention. We apologize TO VINE &
WIB & Too. So here's what we wanted to say about:
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
of the Jewish faith.

Oh the jewish IdlCn.
7. Discriminating against
military personnel, as at
Dhahran where jewish troops
cannot be posted and Christ
ian soldiers may not publicly
practice their religion or dis
play the symbols and insig-
mia of their faith.
In the past year, the Arab
League has blacklisted soma
25 companies in 19 countries
and coerced SO others into dis
continuing or not undertak-
ing commercial relations with
Israel" the report disclosed.
THOSE signing the state
ment are:
DR.. Philip S. Bernstein,
chairman, American Zionist
Committee for Public AT
fairs; Mrs. Noise S. Calm,
president, National Council
of Jewish Women; Benjamin
H. ChaSin, national comman-
der, Jewish War Veterans of
the U.S.; Pinchas Cruso,
chairman, central committee,
Labor Zionist Organization of
America; DR.. Maurice N. Els
endrath, president, Union of
American Hebrew Congrega-
tions; Moe Falikman, chair
man, American Trade Union
Council for Labor Israel; Mo-
ses I. Feuerstein, president,
Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations of America;
DR.. Miriam Freund, presid-
ent, Hadassah; DR.. Israel
Goldstein, president, Ameri-
can Jewish Congress.
Also, Mrs. Rose L. Halprin,
acting chairman, Jewish Ag-
ency for Israel; Adolph Held,
chairman, Jewish Labor Com
mittee; Bernath L. Jacobs,
president, United Synagogue
of America; Philip M. Klut-
znick, president, B'nai Birth;
Rabbi Irving Miller, chair
man, American Zionist Coun-
Gil; DR.. Emanuel Neumann,
president, Zionist Organiza-
ton of America; Rabbi Isaac
Stollman, president, Mizrachi
Hapoel-Hamizrachi, and Da-
vid L. Ullman, chairman, Ma
tional Community Relations
Advisory Council.
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
Page Fire
and colonization program:

and colonization program:
American O---4I.A-..-e Tor
the WeiZmann Institute of
Science; American Friends
of the Hebrew University;
American Israel Cultural
Foundation; American Red
Mogen Dovid for Israel
membership campaign on
ly); American Technlon -
ciety; Federated Council Cf
Israel Institutions; Hadas-
sab; Jewish National Fund
traditional collections o.
ly); MiZrachi Woman's o.
ganiZation of America; Ma
tiOnal Committee for Labor
Israel (Histadruth Cam-
paign); Pioneer Women,
the Women's Labor Zionist
Organization of America;
Women's League for Is
rael, New York area. Au-
thorization of a campaign
does not imply its endorse
ment by the Jewish Agency.
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
II Groups Are
Authorized
By IsroeI

NEW YORK (JTA) - A
list of II organizations au-
thoriZed to conduct public
Embarrassing campaigns in
the United States for the
benefit of Israel in 1858
was released this week by
the Jewish Agency's Com
mittee on Control and Au-
thorization of Campaigns.
The following twelve or
CARNATIONS received au-
thorization after the Com
mittee studied their finan-
cial data and after they
pledged priority to tie
United Jewish Appeal as
the major source of philan-
thropic funds for Isra-
els immigration, absorption
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
Hollywood Report
ESQ ESQ Is First To Get
Invite To Israel Fefe

HOLLYWOOD-Zsa Zsa Gabor currently be-
fore the cameras as star of the Ben Hecht opus,
Queen of The Universe became the first Hollywood
personality to receive invitation to attend the cele
oration of the 10th anniversary of the founding of
srael The invitation extended the set by Miss
Annetta Lebovitz of Tel Aviv, world tour in
he interest of the anniversary celebration. She ar
rived here this week after visiting Paris, Rome and
London
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
Arab Boycott
Attacked BY
II Leaders

NEW YORK (JTA) - The
presidents of II major ma
tional Jewish organizations
in a joint statement here de-
nounced as international in
timidation" the Arab boy
colt of American citizens and
commercial firms who travel
in or do business with Israel.
The statement emphasized
that the Arab policy would
collapse if the United States
Government strongly opposed
it.
THE BOYCOTT, an exten-
sion of the Arab Leagues &C.
onomic blockade of Israel,
was condemned by the Jew
ish leaders as a Systematic
blacklisting af any American
enterprise that maintains per-
manent business connections
with Israel or with Israeli
firms, and indeed to a world
wide effort to boycott any
business owned by Jews"
GAS a result" the Jewish
leaders declared, american
Jews are no longer equally
protected in their rights of
citizenship" The report ac-
the statement
documents assertions that the
Arab League boycott against
Americans takes these forms:
1. Use of public blacklist
of American and other COM
panies that invest in Israel,
maintains branches, assembly
operations or distribution
outlets there, or that license
patents for Israeli use.
2. Denying American YES
sells that stop at Israeli ports
the right to make calls at Ar
alb ports. Some 100 foreign
ships, including many of Am
erican registry, have been
blacklisted by the Arab coun-
tries for sailing to Israel, the
document reported.
3. Forbidding American
planes that land in Israel to
fly over Arab territories. Such
are also denied flight
information or rescue serV-
ices from Arab sources.
4. REFUSING any Ameri-
excepting those on of
ficial business permission to
enter an Arab land from Is
rael.
5. Barring Jews from en-
ployment by American oil
firms and other concession
aires ope ra tin G in Arab
states.
6. Denying entry visas and,
in some instances, even trans
it visas to American travellers
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07

MICHAEL CURTIS completed "The Proud
Rebel" for Hollywood youngest producer, Samuel
lGoldwyn Jr. The picture stars Olivia de Haviland
and Alan Ladd It is described by Goldwyn Jr as an
emotional mid-Western. He planned it dozen years
and postponed it time and again, he says, until he
could achieve this cast
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
WE TALKED with Sam Zebba, the Isra

4 WE TALKED with Sam Zebba, the Israeli, who
has been signed by Warner Bros to handle the second
unit drectorial chores on "The Nuns Story" which
starts shooting at Stanleyvile in the Belgian Congo
ate this month Fred Zinnemann directs the main body
Of the story with Audrey Hepburn co-starring with
Peter Finch. Zebba, born in Germany 33 years ago,
The son of Russian-Jewish immigrants, was sent to
Palestine child of eight when the Nazs took
IN his native country He grew up in Eretz Israel to
come to the US. in order to study film production,
attending Columbia University and the University
6f California in Los Angeles.
His prize-wnning film Uirapuru made in Brazil
was originally produced his Master Thesis at UC-
LA, but has quickly gained recognition at such In
ternational Film Festivals Edinburgh and Venice.
Since then Zebba has produced and directed numer-
ous films in various parts of the world. His most re-
cent is Fincho' Zebba's first full length feature in
color, made in Nigeria with all-African cast and
an introduction by Harry Belafonte.
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07

AS HIS FIRST production for MGM since sign
ing of his contract Joe Pasternack will produce
"Party Girl" starring Robert Taylor and Cyd Char
sse Exciting romantic drama of Chicago in the early
193Os has been written by George Wells and will go
before the cameras in March.
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