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Holiday
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gnity Of the individual man was
1e philosophy of our founding
~thers and remains the guiding
hit for all who would keep Amer
a the land of the Free" he said.
Individual Liberties First.
There is, and always should be,
''oom in our Republic for men who
1old conflicting ideas of politics,
economics and religion. We have
no sympathy. however, for those
who would place themselves, or
their theories, above the individual
liberties of al the people. Our war
with the Fascists bullies of Hitler
and Mussolini arose basically from
their lack of respect for the dignity
of man. The same principle caused
our forefathers to do battle with
the mercenaries of King George" "
The tableau, enacted by costumed
service and civilian naval personnel.
noted the 200th anniversary, tomor-
row Of Jones birth. A narration
accompanied the pantomime.
The incidents recalled included
the occasion of the famed utter
ance. II have not yet begun to
fight" during the engagement be-
tween Jones Bonne Homme Rich
ard and H. M. S. Serapis. when
the captain of the British man-o'-
war asked If Jones was striking his
colors.
Reproductions of early American
flags were used as background
for the scenes.
Historical Poems Read.
Prior to the tableau, four Wash
ington radio performers gave read
ings, to a musical background, of
poems based on incidents in the
Nations history.
Columbus" was read by Charles
Edwards. The Landing of the Pill
grims" was presented by Evelyn
Freyman. Gloria Lee Brandt read
Barbara Frietchie," and Claus
Vogel completed the group with
ABE Lincoln Walks at Midnight" -"
More than 300 flags were arrayed
In the massing of the colors, which
was an early feature of the program
Scores of banners of veteran organ
izations and other patriotic groups
were included.
The Rev. DR.. Albert J. Mccartney
gave the invocation.
General Chairman P. Y K
Howat spoke briefly and led tpe
pledge of allegiance to the flag.
Events Televised.
The celebration was sponsored by
the Greater National Capital Com
mittee of the Board of Trade, Dis
trict Recreation Board, Office of
National Capital Parks and Motion
Picture Theater Owners of Greater
Washington.
For the first time. the annual
event was televised. Set owners
here saw it through Du Mont's Sta
tion WTTG. 1t was seen in New
York through the Columbia Broad
casting System television station
there after being sent from WASH
ington over the coaXial cable.
Relay transmitters bounced the
images from the grounds to the top
of the Commerce Department Build
ing, thence to the Du Mont tower on
the Harrington Hotel. ,
Evening star., 1947-07-05
British Revise Penalty
For kesse|ring and
|Mackensen 10 Life
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

ROME, July 5.-The British high
command in italy has commuted to
life imprisonment the death SEN
tences imposed by British military
courts on Field Marshal Albert
Kesselring, Col. Gen. Eberhard Won
Mackensen and 1t. Gen. Kurt
Maeltzer.
Kesselring was sentenced in
Venice May to be shot. Won Mac
kensen and Maeltzer received SINH
lar sentences in Rome last November
80. All three were convicted of
responsibility in the 1914 Rome
Ardeatine Caves massacre of 1886
Italians in reprisal for the killing
Of 80 German police troops.
The announcement was made
through the British Embassy in
Rome. A communique said:
After full consideration of all the
circumstances in the cases of Albert
Kesselring, formerly field marshal
in the German forces, Eberhard Won
Mackensen, formerly a colonel gen.
eral in the German forces, and Kurt
Maeltzer, formerly lieutenant
general in the German forces, the
general officer commanding in chief,
Central Mediterranean forces, 1t.
Gen. Sir John Harding. decided to
confirm the findings, but. on con-
1rmation, to commute the sentences
to Imprisonment for life in all three
cases."
Kesselring, who directed the stub
born German retreat northward in
Italy In 1914, was sentenced to die
before a firing squad for crimes
against the Italian people in con-
nection with the Ardeatine Caves
massacre. He refused to appeal his
sentence, but his counsel, Dr. Hans
Laternser, entered an appeal for
him.
Won Mackensen and Maeltzer
also were convicted in the massacre,
which occurred near Rome a little
more than two months before the
city's liberation by Allied troops.
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Churchill Made Member
|Of Society of Cincinnati
BY the Assoeiotsd Press


HARTFORD, Conn.,, July S.
Winston Churchill. Britain's war
time Prime Minister, today became
the first Englishman to be voted a
membership in the Connecticut
Chapter, Society Of the Cincinnati.
The organization is composed of
descendants of officers in the Ameri-
can Army which fought England In
the Revolutionary War.
Mr.. Churchill, who was elected
during the society's annual meeting
here yesterday. said in a letter read
at the meeting that he would be
happy to accept membership.
Mr.. Churchill's great-great-grand-
father on his mothers side was 1t.
Reuben Murray Of Guilford. who
fought in Col. Charles Burralls s
Connecticut Continental Regiment
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ton street, CheVy
Chase, Md, aft
er a months ILL
ness.
AS director of
music in Dis
trio t churches,
DR.. K | e n had
p Il a Y e d at st.
Margaret's, S t .
T h ON a s. and
T + ansfguration
E p i S copa l
Churches a n d
Western Presby-
t e r ian Church.
For the last five
years she had
Evening star., 1947-07-05
50 Pilots Of Four Nations
In Soaring Meet Today
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

WICHITA FALLS, Tex. July S.
Sixty-nine pilots from four nations
were prepared today to vie for ma
tional and international records as
the 14th annual national soaring
meet moved into the first day OF
competition.
The meet got off to a thrilling
start yesterday when Maj. Ralph S.
Royce of Osborne, Ohio, rode his
disabled Baby Bowlus sailplane al
most to the ground before taking
to his parachute and landing un-
hurt in a pasture 2 miles from Shep-
pard Field, site of the meet.
The SO contestants come from IA
States, England, France and Guate-
nlala,
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Presbyterions Hit UNIT

GRINNELL, Iowa, July 5 R.-
Support of its 1916 National Coun-
ellis opposition to peacetime univer-
sal military training was affirmed
by a 3-to-1 vote yesterday by the
Presbyterian Westminster Fellow
ship. The group Is meeting in a
six-day national assembly on the
Grinnell Coiitg camp.
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Lutheran Federation
Elects Four Americans
BY the Associated Press

LUND, Sweden. July 5.-The
Lutheran World Federation today
elected 15-member Executive
Committee including four Ameri-
cans. The Americans are Dr. Frank
lin Clark Fry of New Rochelle, N. Y,
president of the United Lutheran
Church; DR.. Johan A. Aasgaard of
Minneapolis, Mimi, president of
the Norwegian Lutheran Church;
DR.. Ralph Long of Rockville Center,
N. Y, executive director of the Ma
tional Lutheran Council, and DR..
Abdel Ross Wentz, president Of
Gettysburg (Pa) Seminary.
Evening star., 1947-07-05

air speed rec
ord, was killed
| yesterday while
| performing in a
Fourth of July
air show here.
| An estimated
1850 spectators
witnessed t IN e
crash in a corn
field at the east
corner Of the
airport. "st.-
| The 32-year-
old Painesville
| (Ohio) woman,
who had Joined
| the aerial circus
Evening star., 1947-07-05

brethren in the park, but she is
afraid to climb trees.
Rory plays with string like a
kitten, rolls over and chatters her
indignation if she is not allowed to
sleep in Ronalds bed.
He adopted her when she was a
month old. She had broken a leg
somehow and was to be given to the
Animal Rescue League. Ronald
who lives at 624 I street NV, fed
her with q medicine dropper and
brought her back to health
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Packers Plan OUTING

FREDERICK, Nd, July 5 R.-
Members of the Tri-State Packers
Association will hold an outing
July 9 at the Catoctin Country Club
near Frederick.
Evening star., 1947-07-05
DR.. Charlotte f. Klein,
One Of City's Leading
0rganists, Dies

DR.. Charlotte Elizabeth Klein. 81
one of Washington's leading organ
lists, died yesterday at the home of
her brother, Percy Klein, 1T Graf
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Miss Marge Hur|burt,
Air Speed Record
Holder, Dies in Crash
by the kssociofed Press

DEBORAH, Iowa, July Sin her
first appearance with a troupe Of
stunt flyers, Miss Marge Hurlburt,
holder of the women's international
Evening star., 1947-07-05

The Bengal government, India.
has moved In on "a general wave
OF laWlessness,"
Evening star., 1947-07-05
FOUND

&OY'S BICYCLE in Silver Spring Md
Cwner may call to identify. 81. 9052:
POINTER, male. brown and white: North
Arlington. CH. 5S14.
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South Africa has abolished the
excess profits ts.:.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

MILK GOAT saanan; young and and Rentle'
EERKsT1kt EtR tTG hd$ SoW RSFgap aap P With ps
7,u, ! VI. Old, Old 500 each sandsS q evening
after 7 pm, GEORGE MORROW, Road
400, off Rte. 30 miles from Chant1iiy'
MILK GOATS for sale, also / billy, 2
sefsl B.oR GS PoNfs FsSfsd for 4ae ssie + hds and
END STABLES. Silver spring, Nd
ciess sprinseTsi roam hsifsrs; With ,,4aa roam
SoEs ssssss s. Bred SIT siits I c9 eiss stssr Pm
oKsse times s5,ooo NSFS CLAIMING. in f' trsinins
ready to start, Take Colesville I'd, Silver
Spring, / mile north of Colesyille,s town
house on right Ashton 3114;
ONE BARROW and one real fine Berk7
shire sow: ready to be bred: about T,l, TuD
lbs. Can before 7 pm,' 7o27 o&on Hill
soRRELL. GATED HORSE. resistered Ten,
nessee walking horse. Tsd roam With v h,s z
schooled and can col them right; regts-
tered Morgan mare, Que to foai m Jgne y; u
Also large box stalls Tor rent 643o M Msrl-
HORSES. PONIES and goats single or, in
punches, for cleaning land, etc, Farm I'M
plements; wagons; hugsies. carts ana mar mar
TWo VI S'iss BEAUTIFUL SADDLE HORSES for
Sss 'aef Ia the RNc sffea R af
ING CLUB. Lsndover rd.: Nd, at entrance
TO PC Golf Club, WA. 1878. %
BROOD MARE, thoroughbred, resistered,
6 yrs. old; granddauEhter OF Blue Iark-
s9sE oNE GENTLR GssFrIa whLKiSG an2 HORSE 5gsited
bay mare, nice 3-gaited horses, / spotted
mare mules, good workers: Palamino az
stud to approve mares: saddles brides ana
harnesses. Hilltop Farm Fisher rd.' Tenn
pie Hills. Md. MR.. HICKS. Spruce os27
NICE RIDING HORSES (3). two SPOTTED
ponies. English saddles, nearly new:
cavalry saddle. SAT, Sun. and ewes, GL.
: .UH UBHLAzE-FAcE soRRELL COLTS. 4 years
old; ride good; jump good and drive good.
NE. 9l0S or Vienna ll9-W-l. -25
PALoMINos FOR SALE. registered and
Jumper prospects,; double reg. palomlno
/ rd.; p. BOSWELL, Marlboro 367s. -25
{ hARE-Scuno. gentle riding horse, yrs,
old; psed by chtld chtldren; s5l5 with saddle
TENNESSEE WAKING HORSE; goats
t2l. bred does. reg, Nuoians: White R1tng
! HORsES-one brown and white riding
both under 5 and childhreken. Alex
FOUR RIDING HORSES. $50, s75. sias
S2ab. Shepherd si36. RIGGS ROAD
RIDING CLUB, on Risss rd., "a miles Pc
! A VERY FINE LOOKING soTrel horse, part
| white face and feet: weighs about 1000
lbs; viii work sS s;ngle or double: dandy;
PONIES Z Splendid bay gelding. i5
hands, yrs; l excellent ysarltngi pure
FARM. sH. $685.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
CATTLE and LIVESTOCK tcont., ,

= s
JERsEY MLcH CoWs-Purehged. TsEiis-
/ COW ( yrs. old. these are truly beautiful
s animals: but are open to ofIsr dHs e ths
sAHM. Groom. Nd q phone Marlboro
ssss rs s.. wHRugl zHs i gssafs gssssrsq
Fairfax, Va, Route I'll bet Fairfax and
SADDLE HoRsEs for for 81 Sale, Fifty t5o)
proven academy or summer camp horses.
personsl also fancy saddle horses, hunt
ers, Jumpers. Call or see Mr.. DCELEY,
Ts5s ss os yss Sgfs21su gh92ns uYorksoSn 1856 d4,..
:. II iyess, noay sadaIss. Ssldi.s, a marin
5iies PRATT SADDLE l. HARNESS c6..
2Qs.lg s. Paea st., Baltimore, Md.
SADDLE HORSE, beautiful at q give
asles s5 rs NJ 4orsi stsFs
Sfi Two eaf1s arIsEaa1rEpM Eslas NJ MHoRsfs, one spir.
tied sorrel mare. need an experienced
rider; one Chestnut geldins, excellent for
HANDSOME RIDING HORSE, Tenn. walk
er. has all salts, sorrel geldins, l6 hands,
!. II t ysars s,,ssr old u1i, Gan ss seen at MARROW
RfSi kfbISs tSR HoRsh. E so4sei. rel years old. on
lSsa Baaa MARE MARE, 5 gated; spirited yet gentle
aTd e9sdisnt; n nhsalthy ss5 9nien ,n ass1 i
siso, fst T nlEfed d sesoaR seaPoid fe hsifer sa
boar. san s5 8 T. B 1 g4oSAR Sla l0S exsadra sselss
Va. Englsside s7-W-2.
Or Or EXCHANGE for one good shoat. % ia.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
AVIATION.

250-H.P Pratt & whitney engine, $50
hours since new; propellsr. ensine mount,
FOR SALE--10 shares of capital stock of
snrinsfeld AIRPORT. operating GI training
Sl5o E shaFs Boz star not.
with openings for cross country members.
featured, II. 9607, NELSON.
covered; must move, cheap. FRED K.
ssPRINKEL, 41o 10th st. ne. Ludlow
SOARING CLUB now being formed mem
an afs. EsTABIIsaEp TTa2hdi AND PROFITABLE rug
tory reasons for selling. For particulars
PT-ls-A. must sell. s5s5 !" or best offer. See
at Springfield Airport. Call AT. 5603
PIPER p CUB, Js demonstrater; new; {, can N
hIcENsEb I1ssE Is f' afRRoRr. sfRRo IS acres Groom
CRossRoADs AIRPORT. new cub super
cruisers for immediate delivery With new
%I INA sr inssfpctloasi Sn r, ssa35. a,...
17o-h.p. Ell gine. burns Z gals. hr: cruises
100; climbs 1000 TT. min; steel prop,
sheld senssd is saee neT J. TlBa 1880
Rhode Island ave. ne. Inspect at Queens
Isa-A tP-f 10, less than 10 hrs. since
licensed and engine topped: cleanest and
best PIT in this section. Can be seen at
Springfield Airport Sunday. -25
PIPER CUB 1946, J-3-C, special: privately
sqmplted { q,nI with. Cali FIR. s2so' Ext. IA
Is.5ossaeoyust relieenssd; very good eondt-
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complets
aviation insurance protection. Consult
SHIvERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 10l0
DON'T OVERHAUL your engine; new one
FAiRGafLD nj PTasMEnsine % 800 S6' hours hours
since new moving and will sell for best
cash offer by June l. ov 0159 -26
l9aB FUNK PLANE, 125 hours flying time:
like new; will sell reasonably. Call FA.
.5ss5 s77s BOB gDfg AsEs sss 9S
3-PfAcE sTTNsoN 10. sway radio, Blind
instruments: 81, 900, Temple S310. 90
ERC0UPE-.1 share fer sale in a pro-
gressive flying club to a responsible indi-
yidual. Fly or learn to ay for $3 per
port. Phone Alex. ss57 or II, 754s.
ERcoUPE, late model. beautiful condition.
lots lots OF extras PRICED for quick sale.
FOR SALE-Republic Seabee. IS hrs total
Aircraft now at Hyde Field Nd. ~ oWNER,
phOna Aunapnlis hTI4
Evening star., 1947-05-25
POULTRY and EGGS

BABY CHICKS, bloodtested. Reds. Rocks.
breed S4.95 per r, 100. shipped c. O. d.
LONDON, POULTRY. Box 1874 Tren-
eTAIirY 81 Il y. CHICKS, q U. S. approved pull
lorum controlled under the n. P. /. P.
Barred ROCKS. New HampShires. Hamp.
EGGs SdSS heavy breeds for broas
per 100: light and heavy breeds. as
bponSs tS2fey bou Rf o $50 psr oo sec
ifR es asp IS a r. ath 2TasEs I
CHICKS, quality assorted. tested; Rocks.
Red Wyandottes, English Leghorns; our
selection breed and sex, $5 90 100; G o, d.
BARRED ROCK laying hens for sale. WI.
chicks. blood tested, your choice B.
Crosses crosse q tno 81 eshoTn5 hoT s. ST. 1871 IS per @ 100 Pu
lets, S14. NATIONAL HATCHERIEs OUT
LET 1Ia3 IN st. PhiadSphla as Pa a.
500 w. Rock, 3 wks. old. SIS per 100.
o. c. MAXWELL, Defense hgwy.. Lam
ham, Md, HY. 0226.
PULLETs--Ready-to-la Crosses and New
wks and under PL, 1882. 81.
JAMES FEED STORE. 6l9, K st. NV,
ME-. .o0s9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry
10000 U. s. APPROVED pull controlled
chicks, direct from hatchery, your choice,
N. Hamp. or r. ]. Reds. w. Rock; W.
dred postpaid 81 per hundred deposit
with order. Immediate delivery. o. g:
MAXWELL. Lanham, Md, HY. 0226. -25
PHEASANT EGGS. Phone Daleyiew
StoRMAN's TURKEY PouLTs, genuine
broad-breas asted, bronze, U. $; approved
and .: s; pqIlorqm clean Finest quality quality
turkey farm In the ne. 35 miles from
shona or Write NORMAN rqs5 TuRkgY @ FA I'm
Charlotte Hall, No, Mechaaicsyille Ean a.
some year-old hens: blood tested and GER
tilted layers; These are choice birds; viii
coWAN CHICKS. Nd. U. S. App.-Pul
Passed. Bred on our farms for more EGGS eggs
all year. Reduced price. Spl. price to
broler raisers. started chicks CoWAN,
DAY OLD, and started New Hampshire
Red ehleks SndfI 9Tder rzJW row WIEMIAR E0Isi
Vile Md SH ;f331, Ashton 1867
Evening star., 1947-05-25
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
iators. Office equpt.; all kinds: top prices
ADDING MACHINES. mes n sypswfisers. rte eaicus
GNiTEp TYPEwRTTTEER u CO. isl. SIS "A i4th i St. l.
ANTIQUES, silverwars; in any condition:
fhEa HE HousF S5sa9Eae OF s ggres sas 9d ,svslry
at az l4eS gsa and f sts1 % aE iSSH so7s = ST. ny"
ANTIQUES, furniture, Drie-s-Drac, china,
nT,cs,
Badly 'fS' IL NEED of hgih-grade dropleat
tables secretaries, dining room and bed
Night. RA 1924
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
porch f9rnture rem IN any amount our s wanted H at
once viii! pay highest possible prices. No
matter mater what yop @ haye TO sell, Please call
BEDROOM, dining room or contents of
sion. We do moving, storage, Ia, @s37,
BEDROOM SUITES and household turni-
LaTe, researches OF condition For pest
ina k @ osOn Cash cal Or G9 Win lss tasd
large tricycle.. Gil. 4460. ext. 45s.
BOOKS bought and sold; new book store
libraries: highest possible cash prices paid
DIsTRICT BOOK STORE, I'll 9th st. NV.
s sssSs s5 aPy asansisz Ss's' BASdAES- sooR 6eSS
ao SHOP sos srsl sth ssn ss ns s,,2rn DI 5oo7 ~
Il ff!onsi. cRs9dler & Price Miehls. CAN
BRIEF CASE must be perfect cOnd, Give
price and full description. Box lilo,
ssaBnss 1sssa oanEF rs asi gzsE aRs
Ess Al4Ep 42 EsS p1ssf Y0F6 6dns type
NnAn ~of
CAMERAS. all types m$vie equipment; all
BEIN3NEf{ 1aI6S3S! {! paoTp 2s,s co ss% "a M ays NV
Price: condition age and location. 3ox
ss s'sd eqEh9s Ht s opsn sys. W. R 7h ea st
dren 5 clothine, shoes; -.urnilure, drspes.
linens, glassware. etc. Entire hoqseh2ldS,
46Rr Ph2as r. 5so SS eors eooD oSs NV 81 sR
ce;IiopTHING tmsn's) wanted-we pay Up to
s7s s7s Rss RT SUI" IA s4sS '" open aacH ezss t2 liz n
S..s sSSns a.RsY gs 0ie fss t0i R Pss. e
sss MscaTNE 0Rfn s'fs for sSa W ese is
MEias' SO i Is St s,.w: Wash i; pc.
| HOBBY SHOP. 7l6 18th st. NV. DI. 1879,
COINS. American, foreign. old gold. silver.
ANTIQUES, cameras; heighest prices said.
I HEPNER. 402 18th st. NV, DI- 1858.
| DIAMONDS, silver, gold. We pay highest
price. Ask for MR.. OPPENHEIMER' el7
DIAMONDS ana old gold. diamond Watches
snd 1!, 9:SesEded 1i lewei5y Cash uald 5Ss ERSsssl
BGS bftoNDs SG oLb i 'ess aolp bW dianond % Pocket
and wrist watches. initial, birthstones, dia-
mon6 wedding rings: other 1ewelry and
pawn tickets purchased; highest prices
paid. NEW YORK JEWELRY co. s719
tEIECTRIC CHICKEN BRooDER. capacity
G9u 20 see. must be in sood condition
Phone MI. 24o0. Ext. o, between an
ENLARGER, 4x5 condenser and SKI dev.
tanks Box l22-G. Star.
: FIRSITURE-HousehoId furnishings OF
4 all kinds: also china, cut glass, bric-a-
oFsc; highest cash prices; prompt and
+ courteous service. Call RE. 1904 or De,
FURNITURE can be used. in quantity OF
odd pieces; best cash prices; buying ano
selling fg so years. HOLLYWOOD. sth anc
& stS, NV, NE. 52s7.
FURNITURE and household effects OF the
better Kind wanted at once; viii buy suites
GPAny Ma qA90-
Evening star., 1947-05-25
BOATS.

soRTAnLE s-fs- porcelsin hathsub, Ss5r,.
ssnv. sosss efl ssbssssss ssbssssssf S-6aEnsr Esrossns
Eyinruae and equipment. veTy FAST. siS5..ss
sa 1e4i 1e-ft. utility: solid. ma.5
hogany, power Gray niarines COMPLETELY
REIN. inside and cut; about 50 running !
nrs n rpice rPrice. $1,000. For further inform S
BEAuTifnI Princess Pat inelosed bridge
deck cruiser. 80 IT., built in 1942 By Rteh-
season; excellent condition throuehout;sj
scompletely and beautifully equipped. fefSi
owner has added 4 great sss'I deal I'M in new ma
hosany- trimmed cabinet work: canvas
covered dinghy, radio. vacuum cleaner
nsa new psasffu ehEos nsn s
complete 1I6-vcit wirins for dock piusiris
Ilngar 5ssaan elhargs5, sts Msy Be seen sunday
AZ. or call Me. I1s3 weekdays Tor az
pointrasnt TO INSPECT.
SELECTED LIsTTNGS-- &
4 sa very RSessSa hies ssaaos gasg6 s5g6ooa gray seep
route from Floyida: sieeps o. very fnss
.s,. 20. E'iso; I's wsl II sep. and very eemtor;,1
running water electric refrigerator; hot-s
v,th s5ins SHIN i boat haf s esoin Bin, Foga A.
lent conaop oai apss motor aSss sfa
40' open hunting cabin; bay fishing
boat; good condition. $1,000. Ask for s
Peede-Q Sl -
Chesapeake 20 racing sanboat. good
record, beautiful condition. SL1s0. q
Two 5B-h,p. Elto outboards, new, In s
original export crates; $500. each
Other nstines coming in. List your,
requirements with U.S. i Gs=
Let us quote you on the installation
Of new Packard marine engine with
It's many advanced features, including
hnger-tip gear control: available in 100
and 15o-h.p. direct drives or reduction;
right and left twins.
Marine railway, paints, supplies, equip
inert. engine repairs and orerhauiins:
boat repairing, refinishing and remodel
ing complete machine shop SHADY
SIDE BOAT YARD, Shady Side, Nd f
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FARM and GARDEN Cent, ,

ROOFING for your barns and sheds. Hey-
sizes z II. BY s IT., 10 ft. or 12 III avail
able for immediate delivery. See your
local dealer or GALLIHER q HUGUELY.
nSSDseAPR sEsydd nv and pru,ns III sSS
transpianting. soddinx: lawns made. reno
yated: tree work, fiagstone walks. cement
TOMATO PLANTS. choice brands. By doz.
or thousand. Call after 4 pm. T400
Honkins ave. Colleae park, Md. 29
BAMBOO EVERGREEN, heavy, cut-haek
cluuaps; picturesque, graceful for pools,
streams 81. dense screens boxwood speci..
men ENGLISH and American. Ii. 4225. 25s
FENGING-Rustic cedar for permanent
beauty, privacy and seelusicn. fan1i1s Jock
weave, "a It., 3-pieket spacing, best
heavy chain link fence ala f.; walk and
all-purpose farm poultry and rabbit barssa
wire fences; prompt service. Ii 1925. 25s
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-21
u. S. CONSUL Baked PLAN
TO EVACUATE ALL AMERI-
CANS FROM PALESTINE

JERUSALEM (JTA)-The Pal
estine Government had planned to
evacuate all Americans from Pal
estine, but was prevented from do
ing so by U. S. Consul-General
Lowell G. Pinkerton, it was learned
here. Pinkerton told the authori-
ties that the Americans were in
no danger from either Jews or
Arabs.
Pinkerton this week called on
Mrs. Goldie Meirson, chief of the
political department of the Jerusa-
lem section of the Jewish Agency,
with whom he is reported to have
canvassed the general political sit
uation.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-21

population against the othe,
spreading anti-Semitism,' defend.
ing Nazism, slurring to this dsv
all Americans who are oppospd
to the regeneration of Nazism.
The Polish language and the
Ukranian newspapers in the Unit.
ed States, in their Overwhelming
majority, have outdone the Ger.
man press. Constant SHIPPING a.
gainst Jews, for example, is per.
manent feature of most papers in
these two languages. 1t goes way
back before Hitler, reflecting the
pogrom mentality of the entire
Ukranian and of Czarist Ukraine
which was notorious for its DO.
groms, and the anti-Semitism Of
the Polish Government ever since
1918 to it's collapse before Hitlers
tanks, and of the anti-SemitiSm
still prevailing in Polish church
circle, cardinal Hlond, for ex-
ample), among the so-called lion.
don Poles" and in the underground.
Mr.. Rankin, Of course, cannot
be expected to regard anti-Semlt.
ism as Un-American, for it would
disqualify him as a judge. His
own special brand of Americanism
includes hate, and is based on
hate, and on the suppression Of
racial and religious groups; on
name-calling, on white sheets and
fiery crosses. It is strange brand
of America1iism, a hybred mixture
of all the hate and prejudices
which destroyed Europe.