Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1926, Page 12

v 12 WIS VAR VETS HERE T0 ORCANZE " Former Soldiers in All U, S. Conflicts Will Be Bandad | for Welfare Work. Orgamization of Mation with the the Wars of the its headquarters in New i will be perfected tomorrow nigh the Jewish Community Cent i The purpose of the new p { mording to Charles Kohen, are epatrman of the Veterans of Foreign | Wars and the Americ Legion, \\'hv)! i3 its sponsor, is to arouse Jewish | 4 redent: of Washington to the neces- | v of ef work among needy vet- , regardless of race or religion. . The movement was given impetus at a reormanization meeting last night in the Chamber of Commerce Kohen outlined the | - proposed drive. At the tomorrow night a charter of hip will be presented and of- ficers chosen. local post in affi- ish Veterans of | € i Thousand Eligible Here. 000 Jewish vet- iding in the Dis- vs, and a call has n to attend the There are about erans of all wars r. Kohen s ned for t ien. Amos mental commander . . will addre night ak are Rabbi mer Bishop A. Fries, depart the Americar s the meeting to Others who are t Abram Simon, for k M. Bristol of the Gans and Ny of the pa lers of local entertainment will be the Government has done a 1 for the relief of veterans xenerally, Mr. Kohen asserted, there s a crying need for more extensive fare work the hundreds | stranded in the very small hese veterans are Jews, d, but the demands on | anizations here are monthly. ressed the hope that the residents and business men of the city would get behind the move | oratorian ( CIVIL SERVICE JOBS OPEN Commission Announces Examina- tions to Fill Vacancies. The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open com- petitive examinations to fill the fol- lowing vacancies: Material and production clerk, Chemical Warfare Service, Edgewood Arsenal, Edgewood, Mda at $1.800 to 040 a vear. tant radio inspector, navy ervice, Washington, at’ $6.40 a Head hospital attendant (psychia- tric), at $1,320 a Hospital, Oteen, Laboratorian (bacteriology), at 0 to $2,400 a yeor; assistant lab- teriology), at $1,080 to $1.860 a year; laboratorian (roent- zenology), at $1,800 to $2,400 a year; assistant laboratorian (roentgenology), at §$1;080 to $1.860 a year; Veterans' Bureau and Public Health Service. Full information and application blanks may be obtaired from the of- fice of the secret Fourth U. S. Civil Service District, 1723 F street. PROTEST RAIL DECISION. Western Road Bondholders Fight Reorganization Plan. NEW YORK, November 5 ). Protesting against the plan of organization of the Chicago, Ml waukee and St. Paul Railroad along lines suggested by the reorganization managers and approved by Federal Court In_ Chicago, minority bond holders will carry their fight to the United States Supreme Court, it was innounced here. Last week the United States Circuit Court of Appeals 'in Chicago blocked an effort by minority bondholders to obtain a right to Intervene in the re- ceivership. ment. One of the particular purposes for which the local post is to be or- ganized IS to see that veterans, upon leaving the hospitals here, are sup- plied with funds and clothing for their homeward trips. The national organization of the Jewish Veterans of the Wars of the Republic has ladies’ auxiliaries in' many cities, Mr. Kohen said, and it is the hope to organize the Jewish women of Washington. R O to|” THE EVENING TEN EVENTS ON FIELD DAY AND HORSE SHOW CARD In Rock Creek Parkway Tomor- row Afternoon Will Be Open to Puplic. Ten events are scheduled for the field day and horse show which will he held in the Rock Creek Parkway, at the north end of the Connecticut Avenue Bridge tomorrow afterncon at 1:30 o'clock. It will be open to the public. The riding show, which will be under the direction of John O. Gheen; will Include the following events: Ladies’ saddle horses, saddle ponies up to 12.2 hands, to be .ridden by children 12 old and younger; hunters, open saddle ponies. 14.2 hands and by children 15 pairs™of saddle horses, touch and out, saddle horses, open; Corinthian class remount, no officers’ mounts eligible. Prizes and ribbons will be awarded i Among_those contribut- are: J. R. McLean, B. McLean and M Emil all of whom will.give cur 0., Julius Garfinkel & Co., F. R. Jelleff & Co., Donald Wood- ward, Percy West, Joe Henry, Joe Weisenfeld & Co. and Wardman STAR, WASHINGTO Four Die in Explosion. OAKLAND, Calif.,, November 5 (). —Four men were killed in an_explo- slon yesterday at the Hercules Powder Co. plant at Pinole, 10 miles north of here. The explosion was in the mix- ing house. e b, Present trade unfon membership in Great Britain is nearly 1,000,000 less than in 1920, A New Tie for the Miss whose preference is smart style Developed in patent leather attractively trimmed with black pinseal calf as illustrated above. Sizes 11¥% Sizes 2V2 to 7, $6.50 ICH'S Proper Footwear ‘F Street at Tenth FOUR REBELS KILLED. MANAGUA, November 5 (P).—Four revolutionists were killed and nine wounded in an engagement yesterday at Palo de Lapa. The government losses were slight. 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