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Evening star., 1948-08-29
OWNERS SACRIFICE
9504 2ND AVE, SILVER SPRING

Open . to s-Corner 2-story brick living
powder, room: 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms. tiled
bath: b--I. garage: rear porch Vacant.
A real buy at only Sl9,150. Out 18th st
70 Colesvllle rd,, right to 2nd ave. left
about ! mile to open sign. Or call Mr.
Payne, MI 1880, Ext. 6l1, with BEIT-
Evening star., 1948-08-29
C. A. METZLER, REALTOR

ROCK CREEK HILLs-Brtck completely
detached on beautiful corner lot, approx
ished in Carrara glass panes), hardwood
floors throughout, plenty of closet space,
inclosed patio porch with lovely view of
eliminating. Reduced in price for immedi-
ate sale. Call Mr.. Pastor to inspect.
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
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EUGENE B. GINGEIJ,
ROCK GREEK HUJ,S

7542 GEORGETOWN rd,. Bethesda, WI. 2022
WI 1890; or Mr.. Able, WI. $500. ewes
and Sundays 80
Evening star., 1948-08-29

Nice residential section. Desirable Co.
lonla! center hall plan. Situated on a
beautifully Handicapped lot approx Il acre
Ist FIR. lge ltV. rm. with frepl. scrn
porch, din, rm.. Kit. and Law End Ar:
3 bedrmS and bath. Bird fr: . bedrms
and storage closet. Hardwood frs through
out. Hot-water oil heat Must be seen to
be appreciated. Shown by appt. only
WILL STACKHOUSE, JR.
2O5 e Montgomery ave. Phone Rockville
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RIVERDALE
HOLLYWOOD

An exceptional buy in this 5-room and
bath bungalow; two-car garage with rec
reation room; lot 64X145, fenced; S11, 800
50 800 cash
Evening star., 1948-08-29

NV BRICK HOUSE for sale or rent by
cwnrr. six rooms. ~ baths, screened side
porch Phone WI. !50l.
BUNGALOW, attractive 6-rm, home, on
a nicely wooded lot; ltv. rm. with frepl,
bright din. rrn, GOOD sized kit, bed
rms and bath, huse screened-in porch
huilt-in gar. convenient to everything.
Only Sl4.15O CRANE & HELAN Real
tors 81 1000 until Q N. 30
Evening star., 1948-08-29
TAKOMA PARK, MD,
TAKOMA PARK MD

orlck dwelling, h rms, bath gas C
peat FREDERICK A. BLUMEP co, 6l7
Pa ave. Sc. FIR loss 90
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DAILY BULLETIN
UT I'd astLLtnV, gas heatr NI1.IoU.
HOWARD r SCHAEFP

ROCKVILLE. Md bedrms-. . baths,
llv. rm; with fireplace, din rm kit
glassed-in porch. attractive grounds; ex-
ceIlent cond.; Sl2,5O0; SO 800 mortgage
available. Rockville 1858
Evening star., 1948-08-29

Prewar brick Colonial on large wooded
landScaped site. Contains spacious rooms
, bedrooms. mirrored fireplace. corner cup
boards IN dining room full basement gas
heat. side concrete porch, possession
Excellent value. Call DI. 10l5 till m
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

Fine 3-bedrm. home. built 1941; ideal
location: built-in garage. slate roof, oil
a C; heat. H. BROOKS PERR1NG e. CO.
Realtors, 81. 4422 or 81. 6617
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NEAR MARSHALL HALL

On Nd side; 4-room masonry home;
ami; ga acres; $3.50. terms. HI
1909: after pm, Mr.. Wood, LU. a257.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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RIVERDAT,E HEIGHTS
ROGERS HEIGHTS

Pretty 5-rm bungalow and bath, hardwood
floors, h.-wh., in perfect condition. Lot
50x1sS. $3.50, terms. WILL ROGERS.
Real Estate, WA. S262; ewes, WA. 9170.
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43RD AVE HYATTSVILLE

On 3i2 acres-A nine-room. 4-bedroom
house; lear garage, barn, Toulouse; close
to transportation. A bargain at Sl5,750
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PICKWICK VILLAGE

Open Sun. til dark Wkdays. 6 til dark
Be sure to see these lovely Cape Cod
Of sil. Sprg., presenting : bedrms. and
bath on first f., and plumbing roughed
IN for lge. bedrm,s. and bath on sec. f.
gas &C. heat. Sl4950 terms Drec-
tons: Out Plney Branch rd. to Old Blad-
.ensburg I'd: left l blk. to our sign and
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ROCKVILLE
ON ROUTE 24O
ROCKVILLE

combined home and business property
on beautiful lot, containing ia acres OF
ground Building is new and completely
modern Nice grove of trees. Priced right
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19
Jewish Broadcast
Slated For Sunday

The Man Who Touched The
Stars," radio drama by Sigmund
MILLER based upon the life of
Solomon ibn Gabriel, one of the
foremost Hebrew poets and phil
|osophers, will be the feature pre-
|Sentation on next Sundays Eter-
nal Light program, November 81
lNBC network, 12::30-1:00 P. M.
EST.
Next weeks script, '"The Man
VINO Touched The Stars" tells
OF Solomon ibn Gabriel, preco-
clous and fiery young poet of 18th
century Spain. Although hated
ior his bold opinions, he refused
W compromise with the truth
because he conceived it as "the
.neVer-ending ladder that reaches
to the stars"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19

The convention will also weigh
plans for full participation in the
forthcoming program of USO,
whose reactivation was recently
announced. The JNVB represents
the American Jewish community
in USO and will again seek the
active cooperation of volunteers
and local committees in the
sphere of welfare, religious and
morale work for men and women
in service.
At the business sessions, reports
will be made by: Executive Com
mittee, Barney Medintz, Atlanta,
Chairman Youth, Mrs. Milton
Sirkin, Miami Beach, Chairman
Camping, Wolfe Lefkoff, Chatta-
nooga, Chairman Cultural Series,
Eph Charninsky, San Anton
10, Chairman Board INSTITUTES
Daniel Schlanger, Houston
Chairman Health & Physical Edu-
cation.
DR.. William Wexlcr, past presl-
dent of the Savannah JEA, and
vice-president of the Southern
Section, will lead a discussion on
personnel matters, Sanford Sol
ender. Director of the Jewish
Center Division, and formerly d.
rector of the Bureau of Person
mel and Training of JWB, will be
the consultant.
Jules Paglin of New Orleans is
President of the Southern Sec
ton, JWB.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19
Truman ProcIoims
Thanksgiving Day

President Truman has pro-
claimed Thursday, November
Is, Thanksgiving Day and asks
divine guidance for Americans
in safeguarding the gifts of
freedom and peace.
The President asked citizens
to observe Thanksgiving by
praying 'to Almighty God for
the bounties which have been
bestowed upon our Nation and
by resolving to render gener-
Gus assistance to the hungry
and homeless in other lands"
Thus, he said, we can renew
"our devotion to the cause of
good will among men"
The Chief Executives pro-
clamation, released at the
White House, reminded Amer
leans that "the spiritual en-
dowments of our country are
undiminished."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19

residents voting be maintained.
Soviet Minister Pavel Yershov
for the first time this week adj
dressed meeting in Israel. The
meeting was arranged by the
League for Friendship with the
U. S. S. R. on the occasion of
the 31st anniversary of the So
Wet Revolution. Yershov said
that Russia supported Israel be-
cause this was in line with its
policy of peace and of support of
the peace-loving nations aspiring
to freedom. Other speakers in
cluded Ministers Itzhak Gruen-
baum, David RENEE and Aaron
CONTINUED on Page 81
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Israel Charges British
Troops In Palestine

TEL AVN (JTA)-The Israeli
Foreign Office this week charged
that British troops were entering
Palestine from Transjordan. The
charges were contained in a let
ter to DR.. Paul Mohn, member of
the U. N. observation staff, who
was asked to investigate.
The Israeli communication said
that reports had reached Tel
|Aviv that mot inconsiderable"
|contingents of British troops had
recently arrived in Transjordan
and that it has been learned that
some of them are already in
Palestine.
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u. N. in Paris.
The Council decided this week
by a vote of 1877, against giving
voting rights to DPS still informed
on Cyprus. The ballotting follow
ed Ben Gurion's explanation that
if the Cyprus prisoners were en-
franchised while they were still
outside Israel, Arabs not now re-
siding in Israel could question the
validity of the national elections
on the grounds that they were ex-
cluded from voting. He regretted
that the Cyprus Jews and Israeli
representatives abroad were eX-
cluded from voting, but said that
he considered it much more i'm
portant that the principle of only
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19

The IDA, currently seeking a
national goal of $6,1O4,54O, is the
Embarrassing arm of the Ameri-
Ian Jewish Committee and the
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai
Birth, two national agencies de-
hoted to combating bigotry and
promoting inter-faith a:nity.
The Florida parley is expected
10 bring more than a hundred
leaders from every community of
the state to the Roney Plaza for
An all-day review of every phase
BIZ anti-Semitism and the CO.
Drdinated program of the AJC-
ADJ.
Co-chairmen of the conference
Are IDA Executive Committee
members Leonard L. Abess of
Miami Beach and Harry w. Rein
slime of jacksonville. Abess, CO.
chairman of the Miami Commun-
lily Chest Drive, is also a member
bf the executive committee, ADJ
Florida Regional office.
Noting that the Miami Beach
conference will seek to stimulate
greater community participation
n the program of the IDA
agencies, the co-chairman de-
clared: Following the pattern
pf previous conferences, the Mi
Ami meeting will seek to deter
mine how our local Jewish COM
munities, in the light of their
specific problems on the COM
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tives of the United Jewish APP
peal and will be the spokesman
of the administration in under
scoring and analysing national
policy.
Distinguished representatives
of the z. o. A. will deal with vari-
Gus phases of immediate short
term and long range economic
planning. Abe Goodman, z. o.
A. vice-president, will present
the program of the Israel Equip
ment Project, the Israel Corpora
ton and the Economic Affairs
Commission. Mrs. William Kirsh-
ner, national vice-chairman of
the American Zionist Fund, will
discuss the purposes of that pro-
ject. And Max Gross, national
campaign director of Food for
Israeli will speak on the gigantic
drive which is now underway to
aid the people of Palestine
through procurement and ship
ment of carloads of food. He will
be introduced by Jack Maziar,
regional Food chairman.
S. P. BenamY. regional presi-
dent. will deliver his annual mes
sage at the opening session.
which will also feature a Havda-
lah ceremony and the greetings
of the Charleston Zionist District.
offered by President Ben Epstein
and Conference Chairman Will
lam Alderman. Jake Abelson.
Treasurer. will make his report
at this session.
Separate panels will be con-
Quoted for Education and Pro-
gramming, as well as Public Re-
lations and Political Action. Alex
Rittenbaum of Birmingham will
be in charge of the Education
session with a board of experts
leading the discussion, as fol-
lows: Rabbi Leon Kronish of
Miami Beach, DR.. Sydney Jacobs
of New Orleans and Michael Ad-
ilman Of Savannah. The Public
Relations Seminar will be presid-
ed over by Jack M. Levy of Sa-
vannah and participating as dis
cussion leaders will be Isadore
Seelig of New Orleans, Alfred
Stone of Miami Beach and Sam
uel L. Eplan of Atlanta.
The Brandeis Camp will be
given special attention with a
luncheon on Sunday. at which
time DR.. Shlomo Bardin. director
of the Brandeis Youth Founda-
ton. will be the principal speak
er. Sidney c. Gluckman. chair
man of the Regional Youth Com
mission. will render an account
of the years activities. He will
be followed by Mrs. Sidney PrYs-
towskY of Charleston. who will
introduce DR.. Bardin. Rabbi Paul
Liner of Columbia will pronounce
the invocation and Rabbi Sylvan
D. Schwartzman of Nashville will
be in charge of the session.
A gala banquet on Sunday
night, to be held at the Beth Is
rael Synagogue Assembly Hall,
will feature addresses by Morti-
mer May, vice-president of the
CONTINUED on Page Eight
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OF November 20-22.
The emphasis no longer will be
on the traditional aim of Zion
ism-the State having arisen
after so years of unremitting
struggle-but rather on what can
be done to help make it secure,
interpret it to the world, and give
it such economic and moral as
siStance as the circumstances
may require.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19
Southern Section Of JWB Meets
This Week. End in New Orleans

More than 20 Ceners in the Southern Section Of the
National Jewish Welfare Board (JWB will consider
and means of iplementing the Statement of Princ
pals on Jewish Purposes and these Ceners in the
state served by the Section at the Sections forth
COMING convention to be held November 2Uth and
2lst in New Orleans Louisiana according to Jules Pagn
nresident of the Southern Section JWB.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19

DR.. Sidney Marks. Executive
Director of the z. o. A.. who is
slated to address the opening
session on Saturday evening. No
vember 20. will have much to say
about that. He is also expected
to deal with the role Of Zionist
districts in promoting the objec-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19
Honduras Recognizes Israel

NEW YORK (JTA)-The Gov
eminent of Honduras has decided
to extend recognition to the
State of Israel, it was reported
here this week. Honduras thus
became the 18th country to rec
ognize the Jewish state.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19
Israel Not Bound BY U. N.
Partition Decision" Ben
Curion Declares
BY A. ScHWARZ
Jewish Telegraphic Agency Correspondent

IJeWlSh Te1egrapn1c
TEL bound by the United Nations
nartiton decision David Ben Guron this
written reply to the State Council answering
questions by of the Palestine Revonist Party
debate policy be held in the Council
until of the departure
of FOREIGN Minister developments the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19
Florida ]. D. A. Meet Slated For
Miami Beach On December 18th

Representatives Of Jewish section of
Florida assemble in Miami Beach, Sunday December H. for
he Fast Conference of the Appeal JDA
was announced by IDA leaders.
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munity level, can gear their local
campaigns against anti-Semitism
with the comprehensive program
of the American Jewish Commit
tee and the Anti-Defamation
League.
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Momentous Decisions To Face
Southeastern Zionist Convention
In Charleston

The establishment of Israel independent
will give Southeastern Zonists knoY problems
they in conference Charleston S.
Evening star., 1948-12-16
7 axe Nv Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

with fix, and began calling the bank
notes "dixies." Since the bills were
widely circulated, the South came to
be known as the land of dixies, hence
Dixie Land.
The song Dixie" was written on
dreary winter morning in 1859,
when Daniel Decatur Emmet, a not
too successful song writer and min
strel man, sat shivering in his New
York lodgings and longing for the
warm sunshine away down South
in Dixie" During the war, Dixie"
became the Confederates' war song.
@. What kind Of Southern food
does the name hush puppy" desig-
nate, or has someone been pulling
my leg?-A. M.
A. A hush puppy is a small pone
of corn bread, formed into an oval
by the palm of the hand and fried,
usually in the grease in which ham,
bacon or fish has previously been
fried. Hush puppies. when cooked
to perfection, are delicious and nu-
tritious. According to Southern
legend, hush puppies got their name
during and following the Civil War
when food, especially meat of any
kind, was so scarce that the dogs
howled constantly from hunger. The
Negroes would cook the pones both
for table use and for feeding the
dogs. The hush puppies were so
called because they "hushed the
puppies."
Evening star., 1948-12-16
What's the Origin?


@. We've been hearing and read
ing so much about the Dixiecrats
that you'll do us all favor if you'll
give us the origin of the name
Dixie.-G. M. r.
A. The origin Of Dixie, as name
for the Southern States, is uncertain.
OF the many theories that have been
advanced, these three are the COM
monest:
l. Dixie is a shortened form of
Dixon, from the famous boundary
line between Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania known as Mason and Dixon S
line they were the surveyors).
2 A Mr.. Dizzy (or Dixie once
owned plantation on Manhattan
Island. He held many slaves until
hostile Northern sentiment forced
him to move to the South. His slaves
tlanguished and yearned for their
New York "Dixy land" phrase that
was adopted by Southern slaves and
used to designate the South.
3. This theory is probably correct.
The name Dixie originated in Louis
lana before the Civil War. The
Citizens Bank of New Orleans issued
$40 bills on which was engraved the
large word DIX, the French word
for ten"
Now the French pronunciation of
dix is "deess" But the non-French-
speaking Southerners and travellers
in the South naturally rhYmed dix
Evening star., 1948-12-16
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

CHEVROLETs WANTED-l940 to i647
models; will pay high cash prices, BARNES
no sAhFRs @ MI n9I9Fs SIf4 desed sae lesh sandsy It NV
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e. e. f. IsSi s 5ssS ~
aGToMoBnLEs aGia IL $ wASFhp Rn for export; 1884
to newest ne model; low mileage preferred.
WANTED, aS! sr used Cars, al any year, any make
waiting Contact AuTo WHOLESALERS
MIN Wfh ta IS: cr sou
6ner car No snds1 dslay 10 Open % an to S1SNs
ME2Rs M9E2 SE FSEdi alGs Car I1 new s0ss q
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920 Bladensburg rd ne. (opposiJe Sears),
AT O2OO or 1901 MINI. ave. ne. (at
Benning rd,l IL. 400.
BELL MOTORS tthe 1909 insured lotl
will sell your l946 to 1949 and net you
only charge is S25, if car is sold. Cali or
bring car to BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wiscon-
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Evening star., 1948-12-16
Natures Children
By lilIion Cox Athey
DANCING WHALES.

DANCING WHALES.
Whales dance on the way to their
wedding! If you are skeptical about
this terpsichorean event, you may
view it free from the high rocks in
the rear Of the scripps Institution
Of Oceanography in La Jolla, Cali
fornia, from December l to Febru-
ary IS each year. Whales keep their
dance dates. They come from the
north to the warm shallow waters OF
Baja, California, on their wedding
Journey
Most whale babies are born in the
wide open sea, but Gray Whale
mothers prefer the warm waters in
the lagoons for their maternity
ward. In March mothers and babies
take the long trip to their home in
the subarctic. AS far as is known
there is no frolicsome dance on the
return trip.
1llC WlldlC ID Aldll1lld1 Will d
fish-like body. The fore limbs are
modified into paddles and the hind
ones have entirely disappeared.
With the exception of a few sparse
hairs on the body, the. whale is
naked, protected by a thick skin.
There are no external ears, the
head is shaped like the sounding
portion of violin and the nostrils
are paired and known as blow
holes" The exchange Of stale air
for fresh is taking place when spec
tators remark, Thar she blows"
If undisturbed, whales are mild;
If annoyed, they become tons of
fury
The dance is INDUCED by hum
Evening star., 1948-12-16

dreds of whales at the same time
First you notice a long procession
coming through the vast kelp beds
Then, the lobed tails lifted high
above the water, the circling begins.
There is no choice of partner and
no cutting in" The dangers just
circle round and round. You get
dizzy watching them. they, appar-
emily, know the steps" and swirl
about with great pleasure.
Evening star., 1948-12-16
Word Game

Find 50 or more common English
words in
PEN NDUL LOUS,
meaning, swinging or oscillating
like a pendulum" Average mark is
so words. Time limit Is IS minutes.
Rules of the game-1 Words must be of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of s. such as
form of a word is used A. Proper names
are not used. list will be published
Evening star., 1948-12-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER Al Comdr 4-dr.: original
gray paint, like new, heater and covers /;
one owner; spotless condition: Sl,095; 80
day guar. HILL g. TIBBITTS, lila Yer
mont ave. NV, Wash. S oldest Ford dealer
STUDEBAKER 194s convertible 5-pass.
club coupe; beautiful silver grey: radio,
heater. overdrive; private; low mileage;
$3.50. Emerson 1897. 16*
STUDEBAKER l947 Commander de luxe
sedan; r. and h., overdrive. expensive new
nylon seat covers like brand-new; best
buy buy in town, sI;795; written guarantee,
and Fla. ave. NV. AID. 1872. -16
WiLLYs 1947 station wagon; excel. condi-
Original owner, Sligo 1901. @i6
WILLYS 1947 station wagon; perfect con-
dition; pvt. owner: S1,695. Call MI.
WILLYs 194s station wagon: radio, heater
and overdrive. Call MAI. CAMIEN. RE.
500, Ext 1851 after pm. Cali cH
AUTO AUCTIoN-Fee SIS. Sales every
Tuesday eve, pm, rain or shine. Cars
financed terms to Is months. HOO l1th
st. Sc, TR. 7113.
"THE ORIG" WASHINGTON AUTO auc-
Trila 1i~1k
Evening star., 1948-12-16
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. George w. Crone

Score one point for a correct solu-
ton to each of the first five prob
lens. The last problem counts five
points.
/. A farmer is most likely to har-
vest three crops per years Of
Soy Beans Timothy
Glover Hay Alfalfa
2. Which one of the following may
croak in its old age; yet still live?
Cygnet Gosling
Tadpole Poult
3. The young offspring of beavers
are called
Whelps Puppies
Kittens Calves
T. The phrase kitty Hawk"
should make one think primarily
Of
Tank Airplane
Submarine Jeep
S. Which coat of paint is usually
designated as the prime coat?
First Third
Second Fourth
6. AS a test of folklore and child
hood fiction, see how you can score
on this problem which consists of
matching the individuals named in
the left-hand column below with
the things normally associated with
each. You are entitled to one point
for each correct judgment
(a) William Tell (v) Mirror
CD Ali Baba (w) Apple
Co Cinderella (x) Open sesame
Cd Aladdin (y) Glass slipper
(e) Snow White ca Jinni
Score yourself as follows: o.,
poor; 3-6, average; TO, superior;
9-10, very superior.
Answers in Column 4.
Evening star., 1948-12-16
ANSWERS TO HORSE SENSE.

/. Alfalfa. ,. Tadpole (frog). g. Kit
tens. 4. Airplane. 5. First coat. g. (a)
Tell-Apple (w). (b) All Baba-Open
sesame (x). tcl Cinderella-slipper ".
Id Aladdin-Jinni 90. (e) Snow White
Mirror W.