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The Arizona post., 1947-09-05

president of the Western Associa-
ton of Reform Rabbis gave i'm
petus to the conference. At Rabbi
Freund's request the Presbyterian
group not only readily assented to
this use of their camp quarters
but graciously participated in the
Conference with several of it's
ministers speaking on the COM
parison of Christianity and Juda-
ism.
In addition to the participation
of Rabbi Levine and Rabbi Freund
of San Jose, there were Rabbi
Wolfe of Los Angeles, Rabbi Fink
of Spokane, Rabbi Reichert of San
Francisco and Rabbi Kleinberg
of Santa Monica.
Those of us who attended hope
the camp will be held again next
year. l can truly say this was my
most enjoyable week this sum-
mer. Next year, let's see that Tue
son and the state send a good
size delegation instead of just one
representative
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
Temple Emanuel

(Held at Temple of Music)
Sept. IA, Rosh Hashonah Eve
Service, 8:15 pm. Topic: open
ing the Doors of the New Year"
Sept. IS, Morning Service, 10
am. Topic: youth Unlimited"
Musical program under the di-
rection of Herman Novick pre-
senting music composed by the
late and famous cantor, Max
Greenman.
Quartet composed of Florence
Novick, soprano; Dorothy Settle
man, contralto; James King,
tenor; and Herman Novick, bass;
Mrs. Eugenia Bromberg, organist.
Ample seats for students, mill
tary and members of the congre-
cation and their families.
Persons seeking further infor-
nation concerning seats may
phone the Temple office or con-
tact any of the following: David
A. Bloom, Mark Klafter, Aaron
Paul or Benjamin Van Praag.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
In Anti-Bids
Technique

A manual to guide police Off
GERS in dealing with racial bias
and clashes involving minority
groups, has just been published
by the Chicago Park District Po-
lice and distributed to its forces
of some 900 OFFICERS and men con-
stituting the police force.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
HIGH HOLY DAYS CALENDAR

Congregation AnShei Israel
Sept. IA, Rosh Hashonah Eve
Service, 7 pm.
Sept. Is, Morning Service, Z am.
Evening Service, 7 pm.
Sept. 16, Rosh Hashonah Sec
ond Day, am.
Information concerning seats
may be had by phoning the Con-
gregation's office.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05

by Western Ways
Community Market 6th shows marked changes
shopping Herbert Feig,
proprietor Section him holding
fish,
face lifting has resulted in enlarged quarters and conversion
Storearger stocks
wider selection and varied choice Some new
enhances the store
equal emphasis the meat and
discriminating customers with
the best in food.
Evening star., 1947-04-21
With the Air Conditioner
that STARTLED THE
INDUSTRY. sent other
engineers and designers
back to their drawing boards

TONERS are likely to in the first s minutes.
Ask your Gemco Dealer to explain this
amazing fact.
No vibFoiion - Gemco's exclusive Q
stage compressor design eliminates Vi
bration, the destructive enemy of any
machine. Read about the Scent Test.
Less InsfolIofion - Gemco weighs about
400 poundsAess than comparable models
-. easier to handle and move. Elirni-
mates many floor reinforcements.
Attaches to most existing water con-
nections.
Your Business Needs Gsmeo Air Con-
difionins Because ~ It brings 10 more
customers !. !. makes them buy more
improves personnel efficiency elimi-
mates or minimizes summer slumps and
stock losses. You need it to meet or
beat the service Of your competitors.
Evening star., 1947-04-21
Dog Stops Eating After Death
OfDisobIed War Veterun

enter q hospital, Mrs. Bobinger re-
ported. The two were i1separable,
she said.
Mrs. Bobinger said that since the
news Of the war veterans death, she
has been beseiged by children and
the grownups in the area who stop
by "just to be sure it's true
Mrs. Bobinger said Magee was a
native OF st. Louis. Mo-, but had
lived In several sections of the coun-
try before coming to Washington.
He served with the Army as SER
geant In the Spanish h-American War.
and was q captain In World War I.
He was a member of the Regular
Veterans Association, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Spanish American
War Veterans, Catholic War Vet
Grams and the Eight United States
Cavalry Veterans Association.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 am. Wednesday at Holy Trim
ity Church, followed by military
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-04-21
Beta Theta Pi Will Honor
u Government Members

Twenty-Five Washington members
of Beta Theta ri Fraternity who are
Government officials or members OF
Congress will be honored by the
District Alumni Association at a
7 pm. dinner next Thursday at
the Willard Hotel.
The guests will include Justice
William o. Douglas of the Supreme
Court, John J. McCloy, president
Of the International Bank; Sena-
tors Wherry, Republican, of Ne
braska; KEN, Republican, of Mis-
souri,, and Cooper, Republican, Of
Kentucky; former Senators Robert
M. La Toilette of Wisconsin and
John A. Danaher of Connecticut,
Representatives Haileck. Republic
can, Of Indiana; Cotton, Repuhli-
can, of New Hampshire; Gof,
Republican, of Idaho; Boggs, Demo-
crat, of Louisiana; Pickett, Demo-
crat, of Texas, and Whitten, Demo-
crat, of Mississippi.
Also Joseph R. harrington. dele
gate from Hawaii; John H. Hilldring,
Assistant Secretary of State; STAN
ley K. Hornbeck, former Anlbassa-
dor to The Netherlands: c. Girard
Davidson, Assistant Secretary OF
the Interior; Carroll Miller, inter-
state commerce commissioner; Ed.
gar L. Warren, United States con-
ciliation director, and G. w. War
burton, deputy governor OF the
Farm Credit Administration.
Delos j. Needham, general coun-
sci of the American Bankers Asso-
ciation, and former washington
president, will preside.
Evening star., 1947-04-21
MPs Wear Plain Clothes,
Train With D. {. Police

Eight military police of the Wash
ineton Military District donned
plain clothes today and began learn
ing how to enforce the law civilian
style.
Chief of Detectives Robert J. Bar
rett said the soldiers would wear
regular Police Department badges
while taking the schooling in the
Detective Bureau and that the ex-
pertinent would last six weeks or
longer.
The MPs and their assignments
are: Capt. Harold Reagan, at large;
Lieut.. Bryan A. Seal, at large; Capt.
constantine Sherkoff, Identification
Bureau; Staff Sergt. Thomas r.
Urich, special investigations; Sergt.
Herchel v. Summerland, homicide
squad; T/Sergt. Robert w. Daugh-
erty, robbery squad; Pfc. Asa E.
Hupp, special investigations, and
Staff Sergt. Fordren Mcmillan, mar
cotics squad.
Evening star., 1947-04-21
Trade Plan Is Fraud,
Union Head CHARGES
By the Associated Press

ot INC ASsoetoted PfeSS
Walter w. Cenerazzo, president of
the American Watchmakers' Union
Cndependent), asserted today that
the reciprocal trade agreement pro-
gram is a fraud"
Urging limitations on imports of
Swiss watches, Mr.. Cenerazzo told
the House Ways and Means Com
mittee that the program as admin
tstered by Undersecretary of State
Clayton is not reciprocal" but
free"
"Since Pearl Harbor day." Mr..
Cenerazzo said, the Swiss watch
making cartel has exported more
than 100000 Swiss watch move
ments to the United States, In con-
trast to 81, ,000, 900 imported in the
flve-year period prior to Pearl Har-
Dor day"
He said that throughout the war
the. American industry was COM
pletely devoted to the manufacture
of timing mechanisms for the United
States and its Allies. mot one
watch of Elgin, Hamilton and WAL
than origin was manufactured dur
ing this period for civilian use, -
he said.
Mr.. Cenerazzo urged legislation to
restrict Swiss imports to SO per cent
of the domestic market because
there is no other method that I
know Of that this American industry
and these American jobs can be
protected"
Evening star., 1947-04-21
By WoIIoce {. Clayton

A disconsolate 12-year-old terrier
named Buddy hasn't eaten for three
days because he's waiting for Mr..
Mac" to come home.
But, unlike the heartbroken
children In his neighborhood, he
can't be made to realize that Mr..
Mac" won't be coming home again.
Mr.. Mac was Joseph I. McGee,
So, a veteran of the Spanish-Amer-
ican War and World War I, who
died Saturday at the Mount Alto
Veterans Hospital. Unable to work
because of injuries received in the
two wars, he made his home with
Mrs. Margaret Bobinger. $500 White
haven parkway NV. He spent his
time in caring for Buddy and in
being a staunch friend of all the
children In the neighborhood.
Because Buddy was the only "fam-
lily" he had left, he refused to leave
the tiny tan and white terrier and
Evening star., 1947-04-21

Tor about - seconds ct the begin
ming"
After the program. Alien displayed
. copy Of the script and said:
Last week we ran over our time
and the last part Of the program
was cut on. Tonight I decided to
use this Ia the program and build
joke around 1t. But NBC told
me couldn't kid radio on the air.
I don't mind suggested changes in
my script II 1t viii improve the
show any.
Refused to Make Change.
But this didn't offer any Inn
proyement. OF course, 1 refused to
make the change. ives been on
the air for Is years and this is the
first time anything like this has
happened to me-"
Aliens script started OF with a
question put to him by another
actor, asking why the program was
cut OF the air last week. The part
that listeners did not hear read:
Allen: We'll, there's little man
In the company we work for. He's
la vice president In charge of pro-
gram ends. When our program
runs overtime, he marks down how
much time is saved"
Allen then was asked: What does
he do with all this timer" and re-
piled:
He adds it all up, 10 seconds here,
20 seconds there and when the vice
president saves up enough seconds,
minutes and hours to make two
weeks, he uses the two weeks Of our
time for his vacation"
Program Returned to Air.
The program was put back onto
the air at this point, and continued
without further interruption.
Allen said he knew he was of the
air at the beginning of the program
and commented:
You know, It's like walking into
a poolroom and plunking down your
so cents for ~ hours play, and then
you find the owner has hidden the
cue on you"
Allen described the entire incident
as sheer stupidity" "Tfe radio
industry Is as years old,'' he added,
"but some people in 1t are keeping
it In its infancy by such action as
this"
Evening star., 1947-04-21

the greatest number of parliament
tary seats Ia the states Of Nieder-
|sachsen and Schleswig Holstein
while the Christian Democrats
tCDU topped all rivals In North
Rhine Westphalia, which includes
the Ruhr.
The Communists scored substan-
Itial gains in North Rhine West
|phalia, winning 20 seats compared
with 10 held previously, but won
only eight seats In Niedersachsen
and none in Schleswig- Holstein.
Here is how the Parliaments win
be divided In the three states:
North Rhine-Westphalia - CDU,
sI: SPD, "a: Communists, 2s:: Cath
Evening star., 1947-04-21
Almost All D. {. Chinese
Contribute 10 Church Fund

Nearly 100 per cent of the / 500
Chinese population of Washington
has contributed to the campaign
fund for a new District Chinese
community church building, the
Rev. c. G. Hung, pastor. announced
yesterday at a dinner of the Board
of Managers at the church, 1011 L
street NV. Prior to yesterdays
meeting contributions totaling $780,
600 had been reported.
Melvin D. Hildreth, chairman of
the Campaign Committee, said the
official drive would get under way
early in May.
The drive aims at raising $145, 900
for a church to replace the present
one. It will be modelled after the
ancient Chinese Peiping temples
and will seat 27o persons.
Evening star., 1947-04-21
Fred Allen, Cuf0fAir,
Lays Il 10 New Rule
Against Kidding Radio
BY the Asseeisssd Press

by tht essoSi0teo SSSSs
NEW YORK, April 2l.-The Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. said the
program OF Fred Allen was cut Oh
the air last night "for about as
seconds" because the radio come
dian refused to make certain
changes in his script.
Allen afterward assailed the
broadcasting network for its action
and said 1t was the result "of a new
rule that says you can't kid radio
on the air"
NBC explained the cutoff with
the statement that 1--WE asked that
changes be made in the script. And
the changes were not made. There
fore, the program was OF the all
Evening star., 1947-04-21

The demand for air-conditioning equip
ment cannot possibly be filed this sum-
mer. Thousands who want it will swelter.
But Gemco, with long experience in
precision manufacturing, has entered the
air-conditioning field and is producing
at record rate +. and has no lists of
old customers to be taken care Of"
Your chances of getting a Gemco are
better ;. BUT HURRY! For this is
the air conditioner which caused sensa-
ton at the Air Conditioning Exposition
-. sent other engineers and designers
rushing back to their drawing boards to
try to match Gemco's exclusive features.
Less Waisr Gemco saves up to 500
or more in water consumption compared
with other units of similar size.
Less Wear Your Gemco will get less
wear in year than other air condi-
Evening star., 1947-04-21
British lone Of Reich
Rejects Communism
By the Assoeiotsd Press

bY fhe NSx0Iidied FFt8x
ESSEN, Germany, April 2l.-Cer-
manman voters in the British occu-
patton zone yesterday rejected COM
muriism as the cure for their food
shortages and other troubles and
gave their support to the Social
Democratic Party and Christian
Democratic Union, complete ofhcial
returns showed today.
The Social Democrats tSPD) won
Evening star., 1947-04-21
Cigarettes Plentiful
In London as Taxes
Send Price to CSC
By the As,ecioted Pies.

LONDON. April 21.-Ogarette
buying in London has slumped
between so and IS per cent
since the price for 20 rose from
48 to 68 cents six days ago,
under the impetus of new taxes.
The "sorry-no cigarettes"
signs that Londoners found
everywhere a week ago, have
disappeared. All the popular
brands are out from under the
counter. Many persons swore
OF smoking and others put
themselves on a strict ration.
Evening star., 1947-04-21

Eolic Centrum Party, 2s; Democr..,.
Party. II. ,4 atic
SchlesWig HolsteinSP "A err,
~: South Schleswig Association /
Niedersachsen-SPD Sc: CDU, Al.
Niedersachsen Landes Party, Is:
FDP. 13; Communists. 8: Zentrun,
Evening star., 1947-04-21

no vbrofionl Try this any other DIR conditioner.
The coin topples. vbrotonl vibroiion Is The vicious
enemy thof runs up service costs ond weors cut
machinery too soon. Visit your Gemeo DeoIer !. :;
make The Scent Vibration Test yourself. n fokss
only q couple Of minutes.
Evening star., 1947-04-21
Marriage Ages Compared

In 1910, II per cent Of American
girls between Is and 10 years old
were married compared with 2 per
cent in England, Scotland and Wales
and 1 per cent in Ireland, Norway
and Germany.
Evening star., 1947-04-21
TRY THE Scent TEST

This May Save You Thousands Of
Dollors: Bolones q nickel O., edge
on Gemeo compressor. Stort and
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

Looking for low-calorie sweet?
Grind up a mixture of dried
fruits; shape into roll and slice
thin. ~
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
dollars and sense

Because even the best portable
radios are inferior in performance
to good table radios, according to
Consumers Union, porta b e
should be purchased for use only
where house current is not avail
able. Most portables tested, ex-
cept the smallest size, operated
on both house current and bat
terry.
Running an ordinary table model
for 100 hours costs about zoe; for
battery operation of large port
able the figure would be around
$3.50; and for the smaller per-
sonal sets, about $12.
Try not to buy a portable radio
with the batteries already in
stalled, since they may be stale.
Either buy it without batteries or
have the dealer install fresh ones
when you purchase it.
Portables which rated highest
in GUS tests, according to Con-
sumner Reports, are the Emerson
$50, $45.75 Gncluding batteries;
ECA 204, $685. (price without
batteries; and Westinghouse H
148, $45 (price without batteries).
The ECA has been selling in New
York for about $50 and may be
available at az reduced price else
where.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
Plain baking soda
good house cleanser

Plain baking soda is a good
worker. When it comes to clean
ing up the kitchen, there are many
ways in which this common house
hold chemical can help.
The inside surface of the re-
frigerator, for example, will be
kept sweet" if washed with one
tablespoon of baking soda dis
solved in one gallon of water.
y
The solution serves the same
purpose when used to rinse out
vacuum bottles and other articles
that cannot he dried with towel.
Soda is also convenient when a
fine securing powder is needed.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

Vitamins are substances which
are present in small amounts in
food and are necessary for good
health. Remember, they come
from ordinary food.
Scientists have discovered many
vitamins and will discover others.
But every vitamin ever discovered
came from your everyday food,
and there are probably other vita
minis in that food which have not
yet been discovered.
If your diet includes enough
meat. eggs. milk. fresh fruits
and vegetables. you can forget
about vitamins. If you are eat
ing such a diet and feel i'll or
rundown or tired. = vitamin
pills won't help you at all.
The advertisers try to make you
believe that it's very hard to fig
ure out balanced diet and that
you should take vitamin pills just
to be sure. The fact is, it isn't
at all difficult to have a balanced
diet if you can afford it.
But when prices go skyhigh
and the paycheck stays unchanged,
people cut down on expensive food
like meat, eggs, milk, vegetables
and fruit, and stock up on bread
and other cereals, which are
cheaper.
There are some people who need
vitamin pills, but these people
are truly sick and need the adj
vice Of a physician,-not a radio
announcer. People with low in
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

For breakfast change, soak
one-half cup raisins in hot water
for ten minutes. Drain and add
to stewed prunes or apricots.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

comes may get vitamin diseases
and need vitamin pills for a GER
tain period of time, but what these
people need even more is better
income so they can afford a bet
ter diet.
The vitamin racket is danger
Gus because ii makes some
people neglect serious illnesses.
Just to give one example. vita
minis are recommended by the
hallyhoo men for poor appetite.
But poor appetite may mean
many things, from not liking your
job to cancer of the stomach
Neither of these conditions will
be helped by vitamins. And if
the person with cancer of the
stomach goes on taking vitamins
and neglects to see a doctor, he
may discover the truth too late
for a cure.
The public must be protected
against false advertising and false
medical claims. The law makes
the drug manufacturers put on
their packages exactly what is
inside. But our present laws do
not prevent wild and false claims
in advertising.
Such claims shouted over the
radio and plastered all over the
magazines should be even more
carefully controlled than the
small print on drug package
which few people read. The
peoples health is more irnpor-
tant than the profits of the drug
companies.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

teacher asked his mother to come
to school to talk the situation over.
Mrs. Eckes was Mortified. She
realized that Eddie's concern over
his health was a reflection of her
own over solicitous attitude which
she had carried ever since he had
been sick with a long series OF
colds, measles, and tonsilitis sew
eral years before. She had tried
to keep him well by constantly
cautioning him about germs, keep
ing him away from people as
much as possible, over fondling
him in winter, etc.
So
COMMON sense health prac-
tees, such as regular bedtime,
regularly served meals, plenty of
outdoor play, avoiding contagion,
are very much in order.
It is when TOO much emphasis
is placed on the child's phYsi-
cal well being that he is handi-
capped by anxiety over his
health and lack of confidence
in himself. II is better for the
child to catch a few colds and
get a few stomach aches than
to be made fearful of unfamiliar
food. weather conditions, and
being with people.
BY the former he can learn
caution from his painful expert
ences; by the latter he may become
so concerned with his own well
being that he is unable to reach
a social maturity.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

Often the motives for such
solicifude are deep-seated and
complex. needing specialized
help to overcome. Sometimes.
however. parent does not
realize how much he fuses a.
the child especially about health
details: nor the effect of his con-
slant advice and warnings in
making the child fearful and
unsure of himself.
Eddie Eckes is such a child and,
fortunately for him, his mother
was able to correct her over-pro-
tective habits once she realized
she had them. This came through
Eddie's first grade teacher who
told her of several episodes which
happened during Eddie's first days
in school. The first thing she
noticed was that Eddie was I'M
usually tense and when another
child sneezed he showed great I'M
easiness and complained that the
child had ''sneezed germs into the
air"
ONE DAY when Eddie did not
appear in the room after outdoor
recess, his teacher found him in
the cloakroom, wiping and wiping
his head, neck, arms and legs. He
explained, 81 played too hard. l
sweated and that will make me
catch cold"
Later, after a sudden weather
change, Eddie looked around for
a hat to put on so he wouldn't
catch cold in his head" The
teacher found him one which be-
longed to another child but he was
very hesitant about putting it on
for fear of getting someone's
germs. At this point Eddie's
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

when fall rolls around.
with few little hints. Here they
are:
Take that old pair OF. braided
leather suspenders that's been
cluttering up Pops top drawer
and add a small bit of leather
from an old purse. Cut the
braided strips and saddle-stitch
them ON to two strips of leather,
one cut straight to hold button
and the other curved to form a
button hole.
ANY suitable piece of cloth or
heavy ribbon can make belt, too,
with an added leather front from
an old handbag or discarded belt.
Patent leather is particularly good
used this way.
Bits of fur can be salvaged to
make stunning belts. Cut and
sew them together SO the hair
flows toward center back on each
side. Finish with a flat bow or
tie, making sure to line with
crinoline and heavy grosgrain
ribbon.
Then, there are always braided
raffia belts, crocheted belts stiff
ened by starch, wool edgings for
belts-but you get the idea. Just
furnish the odds and ends.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
His rent doubled;
damages trebIed

Loyal A. Hyperion, tenant at
the Northmere Hotel, 4943 N. Ken
more av., filed suit for $945 dam
ages in Superior Court, Wednes-
day, against the Northmere Man
agement Co., operators Of the hotel.
Hyperion charged that he has
been paying $14 rent weekly, while
the OPA ceiling for the apartment
IS 81.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06

on table and challenge them to
see who can fashion the most or
iginal belt out of them. They'll
have ideas galore, but maybe you
had better get them started first
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
Here's How:

No buttermilk or sour milk on
hand? Add one tsp. lemon juice
or vinegar to one cup sweet milk
and let stand for IS minutes.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
lis on the house
Betting party provides work
and spices teen-age costumes
By 10 LYNNE

Having trouble finding idle teenage
betting party for Sis and her friends All they
Ingenuity and they'll be grateful when fall rolls around
Put all odds and ends out with few little hints
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
Fight for health
.Vitanin racket keeps
many from real cure
BY THE PHYSICIANS FORUM

Vitamins business and big business
interested profits the claims
advertising reckless Let's what
really they needed
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-06
Your children
|Over- ANXIOUS parents
can harm child greatly
BY ANNE BRADLEY

child extent of becoming
meal doing
him great quiet their protective at