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The Arizona post., 1960-04-15
The Arizona Posts
World Report
"A Digest Of jewish World News
South Africa Jewry Enme shed

South Africa JewrY Enme shed
South Africa's Jewry is enmeshed in the current
Negro-white battle. When Chief Rabbi Louis Rabino-
witt requested that prayers be rected both for the
security of the Union of South Africa and for "poti-
cal prisoners" there was immediate reaction from
other rabbis and Jewish lay leaders who criticized
him for entering into disturbances that "are not a
Jewish ISSUE. Meanwhile Israel, speaking through
Mrs. Golda Meier, foreign minister, voiced sharp
objection to "racial persecution in any FORM.
Five hundred Jewish survivors of the Agadir
earthquake, turned out of the Moroccan army bar
racks being temporarily resetted in Jewish homes
in Casablanca and other nearby cities by the Joint
Distribution Committee . The 62-year-od Skule-
Rebbe Rabbi Eliezer Zisu Portugal, has been al
lowed to leave Ruania and is route with his fam
lily to the United States. The Rabbi was freed from
prison in Runania through United Nations interven-
ton. A MexicoIsrael cultural agreement has been
signed The swastika has again re-appeared on
synagogue walls in Brazil. The Passion Play COM
mittee in Oberammergau, Germany is studying the
possibility of striking out antiSemc references in
its script. =.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-15
MA Nishfunu.
-Four Questions Asked By G.I.s, Too
~

In the Caribbean area Rabbi
Nathan Witkin went on a
1000 mile Passover mission
to us. stations to make sure
that all holiday needs were
taken care of.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-15

NEW YORK, (JTA)-The
appointment of Isaac Toubin
as national executive director
of the American Association
for Jewish Education was an
nounced by Philip w. Lown,
president.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-15

NEW YORK, (JTA) -
Thousands of Jewish men in
the United States armed SER
vices through the world OBJ
served the Passover holiday
and heard the -four ques-
tons" asked.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-15

Jewish chaplains flew to
far off bases in Japan, Ice
land, Korea, the Canal Zone,
North Africa and in Europe
to bring Seder services to
GIS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Science
Foundation Backs
Chemistry Inst.

Wayne State University will
conduct one Of the summer re-
search Institutes in the State OF
Michigan for the National Science
Foundation beginning June q
The NSF has awarded 81 grants
toialing 81 million TO 81 cdu.
caiional institutions in 81 states
The purpose OF the institutes
is TO conduct programs in Re
search Psrtie patton for Teacher
Training" during the summer e.
1850. The programs will provide
research experience during the
summer months for about $50
science and mathematics teach
ers. This number includes sec.
cndary. junior college and small
college teachers.
WSt.s eiehi.weck institute will
be conducted D.. the teld Of
chemistry under the leadership
Of DR. Karl II Gayer. professor
Of chemistry. College Of Liberal
Arts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
te'' from
Michigan Employment Security
Commission

Tz,a~ ire sg.cmoble l~eJstr. manufacturing &C.
't 'r- Je.toi stes forged anesd in January Aitime
gTrs .tr ne rcDt- d. January we're brok-
s.c tr-sk c-tr1t passed the 81 900
rsr. t- .uer' IN toJncses metal tabrlcsting plants
II, setess sms-e, industries has increased because
~ sss.er 5erana ioI parts and material b. the auto
~ strt
De.ro usr a.Gr.r- enrD, wen' showed a gain
- 0Jy .s.sts =. .tg-f il sf5 Td-January but total
sst am 5flec er.y'ot~er r. red b, 700 Substan-
20 sasNlo. construction trade services and gov
eromeni pos'a ersJe cstaesned the Increase in
.a.'.rirg HoHtser >essOna employment reductions to
s.ge exfcrt fe ID sb,, force withdrawals and unem-
py,n1r declined N 5000 n r., 81 the labor force
tne o@es point since 1851
Fn1f rtn' and 9nempo. rneni expected TO re-
l1sn the pfesen zee. through February and March
since iJsnuart dealer inventories have reached
nisa e'S and manufacturers production schedules have
been reduced However in instances the reduction
ms Dnrn accomplished through elimination Of overtime
Factory employment increased by Is 900 rising to SAB
800 mdJanuary The largest gain in motor vehicles
and equipment where employment vent up IL 300 More
modest gains occurred in primary meta products 1000 and
fabricated metal products 1000 There also smaller
in textile mill products and apparel paper anc
allei products and miscellaneous nOn-urabes season
decline Of 300 in food and kindred products and smaller
in furniture non-eectrical machinery miscellaneous
'ranDortaton equipment printing chemicals and miscel
laneous durables we're ouweighed BY the increases.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Doctor Shuman
Award Grant

A Rockefeller Foundation re-
search grant has been awarded 10
DR. Samuel / Shuman. professor
Of Law Wayne State University
Law School. for the academic
year l9eO-6l Or Shuman lives
at. $50 Merrick
DR. Shuman with the grant,
Will pursue his research interest
in Germany he VIII visit two
or three German institutions
where he will study the teaching
of Jurisprudence with the spec.
ial aim Of obsoryin. the vitality
and influence Ct legal positiyisni
in the curricula e the German
schools.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
FEAR NO EVIL

frees us from fraud These
fiIl Us with . higher expeess-
ZION Of peace, harmony. and
eonssntmens which help 10
hold Us firmly IN the Truth
Of Being. when waiting pa.
siensly on Gods promises Ct
GOOD things in this life. and
life esernslIy. For they will
surely come when we know
ire Truth.
In our effort 10 combat
human fear. when we cor.
iinue TO pray. and study we
gain. our strength. as We
turn away from false mater
ial beliefs to spiritual under
standing. We know that our
Iibcrator is divine Love.
Thus making all hate and
fear false and unreal
God is TIE substance Of
lite.
Paul said. Hebrews l1:lA
Faith is the substance Of
things hoped for. the evi.
denee Of things no. seem"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

WASHINGTON . c-Ec
tors cp.eua's eiyil tsce-s
s;-c enrs -eFr@str.r-
s.s,es and fine .9re.-- -1,,
pere swo,- ne rc~- 'rs- 7'
person. ute 1crt..c Il.
rs.ne 4 Nar. re~ly e.esa
grand tss.e-. n 'hs same Gam.
ia Rno Soror.'s c-rin- . re-
cepiion given Is Ph! Sigma Chap.
ter Of Washington al the Omega
House. Thirteenth and Harvard
Streets. NV on Saturday
DR. Williams. : member Of The
Howard Jniyersi-y Faculty vas
elected 10 head the national
greek.letfer organization during
bcule held r Miami Fla The
first Washington woman ever
10 head the organization. Dr.
Williams VAS presented with
numerous gifts during the re
cepi!on
Diplomats attending the affair
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

n this age we need a bet
ter understanding of the
meaning OF divine Love. IL
i through understanding
that a stronger deeper IN.
,eres, in good will be felt and
put into effect in human at
fairs. to stop the intensive
hatred and dislike now SEEM
ms 10 be a reality. and bring
people into mutual ard har-
nsonious agreement with the
real true facts OF life which
are only the real.
n is . superior privilege,
end advantage 70 put into
practice in some measure IN
daily life. the spiritual power
with which God has endowed
US as . guide in life now,
ard the orniseienee OF the
future.
The life Of Jesus His ser
mons. and the teachings are
laid down before Us as the
guide to lie eternal This
brings us again 10 the truth
fitness and honesty which
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
lobor-Soving Advice

housework beng put under the microscope Detros Wayne
unVeisiy showing housewives how and
efficiently without reaches and bends
o"ee spring cleaning time has arrived might be
sHe look al some Of these stran-savng findings First
~ s concentrated Tor many Of your perennial Jobs This
" improved and concentrated sal soda or washing
ua wncn now comes in tiny white easily poured granues
s one-pouno box instead of big chunky CRYSTALS in big
box Use tablespoon Of this sal soda con-
per paiu OF hot water for windows Wipe each
ali ,h m Souuon rinse and dry with lintless CLOTH Keep
stanty bending $3.50 - '''' So1 ''s" w.
49, nenen CABINETS use old brush or saw of the
lor,L " ou mop 10 half It's original length medium
,s, aoe you 10 get at the depths shelves
muse enerey-ournng reaches both YOU and the
etc. "a average height even have 10 climb on
oo 70 get at those high shelves When working on low
per ns " don't stoop Use tablespoon OF sal soda
handy for rinsing sp a"o'"er pa'iui OF iresh "se
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Letter To The Editor

1850
support Of this kind aids trc-
mcndously in creating the ncces-
sary public awarencss Of the
continued importance Of the Say
in-s Bonds Program in peace
time and i Of inesiimable value
TO the Treasury in It's efforts
toward proper management Of
The national debt and The stahili-
zaiion Of our national economy
Your continued support Will be
deeply appreciated
Sincerely.
Delmar V Cote
State Director
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
NewI> Elected Ba>ileus

represented chsns. Liberia. Nj
ue-is snc Kenys. Ofher foreigners
r~sser' were from British West
lroies. East Africa. British Cur
ara. Nigeria. Iran, Israel, Greece
snc India. Visitors from ovt-of.
town came as representatives OF
chapters in Michigan. Mississippi,
Pennsylvanis. New YORK. Con-
reei;eut. Maryland. De ware.
North Carolina. Virginia. South
Carolina. Ohio, and West vir.
gina.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

II you are ll-faced chndcer drop VIII
create the illusion Of length ~
upward Choose long necklaces and choker that
the base OF the neck.
Women who feel they need the advice experts choosing
the right jewery find il profitable
welry shows conducted by iewey Fashion Show
OF such firms as Sarah Coventry These who
panstakngy trained BY their companies recognized
perts in their field.
And remember don't be backward about asking friends and
ne'snDors now new effect looks Their aanraon the
knowledge that you really we-w t. your rxr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Good Thoughts to Remember

BE ye therefore followers Of Cod as dear children
And walk in love, Christ also hath loved vs. and
hath given himself for offering and sacrifice God
for sweefsmeIIing SAVIOUR
But fornesfion, and all vneIesnness eovefovsness,
let il not be named among you, beeomeh saints;
Neither fthiness, fooIishtsIking, iesfing,
which not convenient but rather giving Of thanks
Let deceive you with vain words for because
OF these things eosh ihs wrath Of God upon shs children
Of dsobedenee" (Ephsssns 5:1-4, 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

severely tailored gold OF silver
designs. simple pearls-there
is no limit for you.
2. II your face tends 10 be
elongated and trifie MARIE =.
maintain this long. thin look
and profit by Il with certain
exotic pieces. Blu. If you desire
the illusion Of roundness. select
sna.l-.o-medium sized hoops.
buttons. or clusters as earrings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

Editor
The Detroit Tribune
go Graiioi
Detroit :. Mich.ssn
Dear Sir
We wish 10 lake this emporium.
iiy 10 express ne sincere thanks
ard appreciation Of the United
States Treasury and Of the Say
lngs Bonds Division for your
splendid cooperation in The spon'
sorship Of Savings Bonds ads in
the columns Of your paper on
January ,. 1850 January 2 1850.
January is. 1850. and January o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

SPEECH
THREE ALtNNl CITED At
EXERCISES MAKING e3rc
ANNIVERSARY or FOUNDING
WASHINGTON Dc-A .esa-
.-- ec4tsf3r .oc4, icc. m1-y 2:
me ,s'.11 'eslners 70 's>f
III 're.r ts..-re - produce e.ea.
Use .h,sers ssx.ng Il ettec'
tAs, cen. car ~ ~ better
cr verse than n, 'escser Ine
speaker 9ss D. Marin . jer-
Mis- president Of Morgan State
College 3; Baltimore who reAv'
cred the principal address at exer-
cises marking the 55rd s1nlver-
ssry II the founding Of Howard
University the nations largest
predon.nanily Negro institution
% higher learning
During TIE exercises. held in
Andrew Rankin Chapel, awards
Tor distinguished post graduate
achievement were presented 70
three Howard alumni. They were
James G. Banks and Or. AdoI
Plus Walton, both Of Washing
ron. and Vel Rodgers Phillips OF
Milwaukee. Or Jenkins, 1925
graduate OF fhe College Of Liber'
oil Arts AZ Howard. received a
similar award in l949.
Declaring that the teacher is
vial in the development Of stud
ents With creative imagination
Or jenkins said. Through mott
,st.on inspiration. the develop
men; Of lnsighis. some teachers
stimulate their able students
20 60 or to high constructive
achievement a
Where these elements are lack
ins l,,le can be expected in tn
Nay II creative imagination. h
sdded
There are teachers. all TO-
many d them who require stud
cnis simply 70 learn the text
book who themselves arr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

herself
Here simple rules such authorities the SUBJ
Jet Fashion Show Directors OF Sarah Coventry. Inc OF
the leading jewelry companies United
II have oval shaped you feel
picking Mobiles twist gem clusters,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
VgSrr/@ae

ACCORDING TO style leaders. a
woman's personality IS MOS: Sink
lngly revealed n her choice OF
iewelry BG. wsa.ever her hear. :
iesire may te II ire way 81 al
.ract.ve bsub.es and spargles. she
nus. Use her head as well IS her
rea-t Fer. "her ]: coraes = select
lrg eWel-v. .rere are some basic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

DrRoT TRIBUNE SATURDAY MARCH u 1860
Evening star., 1960-01-15
Decorator Has
1OCOn1nnQndn1ents

pleted a Dallas apartment
for a couple who reside on
a 10000 acre ranch nearby.
Their pied-a-terre is a super
duper Pahlmann job.
Il like to consult with the
clients beforehand. see how
they have lived, learn what
colorS they prefer and most
important, I want to know
what things they dislike" he
explains.
ApropoS of the Dallas
apartment, Mr.. Pahlmann
learned the couple liked the
colors, charcoal. coral and
white. Everything else they
left to him.
Mr.. Pahlmann proceeded
to see to it the apartment
was finished right down to
the last degree.
The couple returned to
their newly decorated home
to find among their latest
effects cocktail glasses. Shak-
ers and champagne stocked
for a "housewarming" party.
Their favorite cigarettes
were in the boxes, co-ordin-
ated sheets, linens and towels
were found in the linen clos
cts and even the latest best
sellers and art books were
Evening star., 1960-01-15
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN
Home FURNISHINGS Writer

Decorator William Pahl-
mann is an impeccably
groomed six-footer who talks
about his work with an easy
charm.
He's sometimes called the
million-dollar decorator" a
tagline he turned aside with
a shrug and smile to discuss
some Of the 10 command
ments of decorating.
They are: will it say
something about you and
your family. 2-Will it work,
3-Can you keep it clean.
As it suitable to the kind
Of life you lead. 5-How cas-
ual can you be. 6-Does your
plan include everybody. =
Have you an overall plan.
8-Can modern and tradi-
tional go together. 9-Have
you thought about acces-
sories. l0-Have you appor-
toned your budget properly.
Super Duper Job
When Pahlmann Associates
take on certain decorating
jobs. planning is carried out
to the most minute detail.
Mr.. Pahlmann recently COM
Evening star., 1960-01-15

carefully placed about in the
guest rooms.
The decorator was reared
in Texas, took a correspond
ence course in decorating at
an early age and finished his
training at schools in New
York and Paris.
From there he went on to
decorate homes for Mr.. and
Mrs. Seton Henry (she was
Josephine DrexeD, Mrs. Will
liam Paley, Col. Walter c.
Pew and other such wealthy
clients.
He recently finished deco
rating a fabulous apartment
on Central Park South for
Mr.. and Mrs. Crane Houssa-
Evening star., 1960-01-15

He enjoys travel. usually
takes along a book to read on
trains or planes.
Husbands, this decorator
asserts, are terribly import
ant people who are coming
more and more into the home
decorating picture. They
have to live in it." he says,
"and they are taking a larger
interest in it,"
Mr.. Pahlmann also OBJ
serves that color favorites
follow seasonal cycles and
that he personally is partial
to blueS-in a shade not
quite a robins egg blue"
For homemakers, he stress
Evening star., 1960-01-15

es every housewife should
have a sewing machine and
know how to use it," He ad-
vocates several sets of slip
covers for changing the ap-
pearance of a room and Civ
ing the occupants a fresh out
look now and again.
Evening star., 1960-01-15

man. the latter said to be
one Of New York's richest
women.
The apartment occupies the
entire goth floor of an apart
ment house owned by the
HouSSamams.
1t gave Mr.. Pahlmann a
great deal of enjoyment, he
reveals, to cope with chal-
lenges that arose out of the
buildings old architecture.
On Move
Mr.. Pahlmann is constant
ly on the move supervising
decorating jobs in Cuba, Ven-
ezuela. Palm Beach, San An
tonic. Dallas or New York.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
Luncheon Set

Patriots Memorial Chapter,
D. C. OAR. will hold a dessert
luncheon at 1890 tomorrow
at the chapter house. Guest
speaker will be Mrs. Homer
Ferguson.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
BAKERS

Due to our continued rapid expan.
sion We have several excellent
positions available in our large
central bakery for Qualifiec
bakers: salary commensurate with
experience; many other benefits.
Send complete resume to Box $3.50
Star.
CARETAKER AND WIFE, no chill.
dren, TO work on farm. nearby
Maryland: must be experienced
with saddle horses and gardening,
wife to do g.h.w.: good salary
with furnished house: references
required. Apply Mr.. RUPERT
l017 9TH st. NV.
CASHIER, check-out counter: ex.
perienced; local references: nc
SUNDAYS EN- 3-3ARR
Evening star., 1960-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAILS
lcoNTINUEDl

BEDRM. FURN. also 90" auto elec
fan: tables: trunks: frepl. fiX-
lures: Spin Dry washing machine;
WO. 6-6ll5.
BEDRM. SUITE-Beautiful walnut
dble dresser ana mirror. ! dble
bed. spring, mattress, night stand
Bassett make: cost 1859. sell fol
81 so; good cono. Gail before 5
II. 7-719O.
BEDRM. SUITE, ideal for child'l
rm.. incl > twin bookcase beds
dresser. chest; SIOO. JE. 4-01l5
BEDRM. SET, walnut; twin beds
eompl. with mattress. bedspread
matching drapes; $3.50. Also
modern lamp, girls 2O-in. bicycle
JU. s-325s.
BEDRM. SUITE, S35: 5-piece din
rm. set. table, buffet, china. snC
server, $50; upright piano. $50
| lge, steel safe, S25; odds snC
ends china, odd chairs, soc ga
DE. 2-3O0S.
BEDRM. SUITE, 3-pc. Bsaett
used , mos Call after $50 p.m
XII 9-l256
Evening star., 1960-04-17

PAINTING-Color in home; inter
and exter.: roof repairs; % yrs.
exper.: white mechs.: no drinking:
honest work; Md, Va, and D. c.
Free estimates. ia 1888.
PAINTING. PAPERING AND RE-
PAIRS. Free estimates. work
guaranteed. Gail Ii. 4-1744.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior.
exoertly done; all workmen fully
insured and work guaranteed. LU.
3-OQQ7
Evening star., 1960-04-17
INSTRUCTION COURSES
AIRCRAFT MECHANIC

1A@4SN14O411 Z VHIO11I11V1O
Ratings IN mos. Glasses now form.
ing. AIR INSTITUTE, TEMPLE
SCHOOL. 1888 6 NV, Ma. S-4633
BUY! SELL! LEARN HOW! INVEST.
In a Home! Business! Land!
You can earn $4,000 VI. part time
Evening star., 1960-04-17
TYPIST
TYPIST

Weekly magazine seeks accurate
typist for accounting department
Primary duties will consist of typ
ing and figure work. Some eX-
perience helpful. 40 v.pm. mini
mum typing. Opportunity tor ad-
vancement and many company
Dement'S. Aforementioned building
Call FE. 3-74OO. Ext. 261
Between am. and pm.
WAITRESS, white, experienced, full
time. FRANCIScO'S in Bethesda
OIL. 6-12S2.
MATTRESSES AND HOSTESS, neat
for new, modern restaurant. Oper
"a mrs; all shifts available Ap-
ply at HORN a. HORN RESTAU.
RANT. Hampshire-Langley Shop.
ping Center, 1859 University blvd
WAITRESS - Experienced, nights
RESTAURANT. 1909 18th st. NV
WAITRESS, white; $40 a week
room and board. Call after . pm.
Midway 5-s73l.
WAITRESS, white, bet. % and AZ:
$50 wk. plus tips; hrs. l to q
pm, Wheaton area. Work sun,
oay, of during week. Pleasant
working conditions. Call MR.
BLANKEN, LO. 5-02S7.
MATTRESSES, white, full and par
Ilme. CAPRI RESTAURANT
Wheaton, 10. 5-9634.
MATTRESSES
Experienced; all shifts. so. $4,000
MARCHES RESTAURANT
Evening star., 1960-04-17

CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1960-04-17

PAINTING
Int, ext: sober, white mech: ref
IS yrs exper. Ho. 2-271s.
PAINT AND PAPER
BY Dupont BY Capital Wal
Exclusive workmanship for less
Free estimates.
Ho. 2-7259 LU. 2-63ll
Painting, Paperhanging
BY white mechanics. TU. 2-7296.
PAPERING. painting, plastering
Al. ! DO my own work: reliable
reasonable. Ii. 7-5094.
PAPERING-This week onlyl s1i
up; 1860 sunfast washable paper
RA 6-2SS4. HE. 9-1S57.
PAPER REMOVAL by the only
bonded and insured Wallpaper re-
moval co. in D. c Nd, Va. rea-
sonable, neat, enc DI. 7-1600.
PAPERING, SIS rm. up: some fast
washable paper: do own work
guar: white mech. RA. 3-0024
PLASTERNG, minor repairs, b.
Navy man in spare time 8 yrs.
exper.: reas. 10. 7-227S.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
CAMERAS

Polaroid Model 95-A - $500
Movie protector, S-m.m.
new ---- 1895
Keystone. 6-m.m. movie 1888
B. & j. Press, AXIS - 1888
ViteSSa, F-2 - SO 80
Retina &c, F-2 --- 1888
Binocular new ~ 2.88
Typewriter, Royalite - 1898
Air rifle, cal. 1T new S.88
Clarinet outfit w 3488
Guitars new --- 1888
Black Diamond Gibson
guitar string sets - I.25
Flute outfit 1888
Piano accordion, so bass 25.88
Trumpet ----- 22.88
BongoS new, from 5.S8
Gibson jumbo guitar $500
Guitar, pickup and
amp. new w As 90
MetronomeS new 8.95
Fine ship Sextants, K.
/ & E, and case 1850
Evening star., 1960-04-17
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china. glass, furniture, etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOPS for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
AND OLNEY. MD. (GA. AVE. EXT }
WA. 4-4024 TU. 2-2727
AWNINGS. aluminium; $3.50 per
average window, installed Special
on porch and patio awnings
Terms. Call any time, Ii. 4-7951
BABY CARRIAGE; Ike new, cost
$40 sell $3.50. JU. 5-0757.
BED. HOLLYWOOD. . double; $40.
Call JU. 5-590s aft. 5 pm
BEDS-Hollywood twin beds, with
backs. Very good condition. Res-
sonahle WIZ. 3-7S16.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
REAT,TY COIJ,EGE

We Prepare You l0Oeo For
D. c., Md, and Va. Exam.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
REAL
ESTATE
COURSE

Beginners! Men, Women, Ages 1880
STARTS MON, APRIL 18
STARTS WE'D, APRIL 20
Night Wk, 6:3O-s:3Ol, 10 wks.
Nights STsts VIZ; s,6;ISoLs:3Cn; .,Is; 5 Wks,
REAL ESTATE LAW BY
Paul Miller, MA, LIB.
(sometime Broker. Nd, D. c., Va.)
REAL ESTATE KNOW HOW
D G. Va; Md, taught Mon. and
Wea; Wonen nishts' ,s:snS. ssGS3o' c1 men 81
Real Estate Law and Practice,
Financing, Appraising, Sales, List
ing. Contracts. Property Manage
placed full or part time. Oldest
and most COMPLETE course in
the Nations Capital for Statesmen,
Seller, Home Buyer, Broker or In
ENROLL this class Monday, 6 pm.
Classroom N. 3rd Floor, National
Pres Building. Lecture at $40.
Sun. or Mon. for details.
No Better Course at Any Price
REAL ESTATE LAW"
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