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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

antiquity - the Jerusalem sect
known as Neturei Karta, which
is today the most extreme mani
festation of Eastern European
Ghetto Judaism. It's only draw
back is that it gives a lot of
trouble to the Israel authorities.
Neturei Karta are the only con-
sistent Jewish advocates of the
Observation-Disclosures of Jerusalem
because they b elieve that the
Holy City requires liberation
from the rule of the Sadducees."
According to their own estimate,
they number five thousand per-
sons, in w hose name they re-
quested U.N. protection and even
Vatican assistance against the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
Mourn on Israel
Independence Day.


Although the Chief Rabbinate's
decision to declare Independence
Day an occasion for thanksgiving
prayers was not accepted by part
of the regular rabbis, Neturei
Karta members were the only
ones who did not take part in the
festivities even in their own
neighborhood. On the contrary
they declared instead a day of
mourning and fasting, stones were
thrown into houses in their
quarter whose inhabitants listen
ed to the march music broadcast
all that day over the Israel radio.
Some of their people lowered the
Israel flag on synagogue and
raised a British one instead. In
Jerusalem one of t h e. r rabbis
justified this decision by compar-
ing the present shameless day of
folkdancing with the good old
times in Jerusalem, when a hus-
band and his wife would not walk
beside each other in the street.
Some of them would prefer to
leave the country altogether as
they believe that collaboration
without a Messiah is forbidden.
The use of force even for self
defense they hold to be idol-wor-
ship and independence not worth
a single life. The difficulty seems
to be that few OF tn er countries
share their attitude or are pre-
pared to offer them the conditions
of the British mandate which they
apparently believe to prevail un-
der any except non-Orthodox
Jewish rule.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

TEL AVN
Besides it's numerous monu-
ments from ancient times Israel
possesses a very interesting live
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
The All Year Round City

Goddess" Israel regime. Typical
ly, they do not attempt to influ-
ence other Jews because they be-
lieve that even the Agudah
became sinners when they agreed
to join the Israel Government.
The ''true Jews" hope only Ito
be released from sharing the fate
of the un-Orthodox," which they
believe must in due time come to
resemble second flood. To them
any foreign rule is preferable to
that of non-zealous Jews and they
positively yearn for the good old
days under the British when they
enjoyed complete autonomy. They
still say during the Seder: 'This
year we are slaves, next year we
shall be free man." as they con-
slider themselves in bondage I'M
der an impious government.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
Tampa, Florida
Neturei Karta : The Troublemakinq
Sect in Israel
TEL AVN
BY ADA oREN

right 1850, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc)
Evening star., 1950-12-10
OPEN | TO 5
VIRGINIA FOREST

Colonial brick. home; liv,. rm. with
u bath on 1st A.; master bedrm.
with pvt. bath. . lse. bedrooms with
full bath on end A.: full bsmt.. gas
&C. heat: Lear det. garage; on
lge. corner, lot, Directions: Out
Rosemary lane; right on Rosemary
lane l blk. left on Gibson pl. to
Poplar drive. right on Poplar drive
to EOS, open sign and house.
CEXHIEI PEAITX
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CHI. 921'
RUSTIC RAMBLER

RUSTIC RAMBLER
Nestled under tall trees in strategic
tiful recr. rm. with bar, exquisite
rear yard with patio and barbecue,
large liv. rm. with firepl., big kit,
2 bedrms. and tiled bath. built-.in
Of immediate inspection! -,
THE BRANT COMPANY
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SUNDAY, December 10, 1850
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
CAMP WASHINGTON
DUNN LORING. VA.

S15.950, Attractive bungalow on lot
130x240. . blks to bus. 3 blks. tc
school. Has five rooms (2 bedrms} }
bath. expandible attic suitable fol
, rms; new elec. stove. new water
heater, automatic washing machine;
3 porches tfront, side and rear)
hen house 15x3n and garage. Ewes
or Sun. phone TIE. 2233.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
Glebe Rd. and Lee Hwy. GIL. s77i
OPEN l TIL 5

OPEN l TIL 5
This is a house to please
the hard to please. it has
everything that counts in
home. A fine address. con-
venient, charm. and comfort.
You'll be proud of the at
tractive decorations and will
love entertaining in the large
din din. rm: rm dE i kiano kitf b.. bedrms.. rm..
l z baths. garage, and SCREEN
ed porch. Must be seen.
Wen be delighted to show
you through. Convenient
terms can be arranged. Di-
rections: Lee hwy. to Old
Dominion dr.. follow to Ver-
mont St. turn right and con-
tinue to 2407 N. Vermont.
Town & Country Realty
OW 442O-OW Q4o6
Evening star., 1950-12-10
LIKE THE VESTS

Casual, easy way of living? You can
a modern dream home, on a beau
tiful T5x15O lot for S2350O. 8
bedrms., 2 tile baths, bsmt., firepl.
and rear patio; pull-down stairway
to storage attic: constructed of
beautiful comb. brick, frame and
stone. To see smart, well-exe-
cuted home, call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, OF Glebe Rd.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
$1,000 DOWN

FOR QUICK POSSESSION
3 bedrms., living rm. with fireplace
dinette-kitchen combination. full
oSmt.. tile bath very close to
schools. shopping and transp. Avail
at S13 $50
C. F. WOODROW, INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd. Parking in Rear.
Dial OK 1922 or CHI 500
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BRICK WILL CLICK

Good taste combined with charm. in
Arlington. you'll find in this almost
new brick Colonial The color
scenes are pastel and will blend with
al your furnishings; Liv. rn1.. at
tractiye f.p.. formal din. rm. and
lovely kit. complete the 1st floor:
End floor has 3 bedrns. and tile
bath; finished attic which can be
used as an extra room; a large,
wooded. fenced lot; full bsnt.; mr..
school and transp.
Town & Country Realty
Evening star., 1950-12-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
AL BAKER OFFERS
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

rd-Brand- custom built, all
brick, 2-bedrm. rambler. Beaut. lex
90 liv. m.-din. rm. comb. with fire.
place, ultramodern kitchen, fully
equipped; beaut. paruuet floors. ra-
diant heat attractive brick patio
with outdoor firepl.. brick car port.
large landscaped lot Full price.
Sl6.950. Shown by apt. only. AL.
6644, TIE. 1343
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OWN q country ReaIty
OW. 442n - OW. 942R
OPEN SUNDAY

We invite your inspection Of this fine
3-bedrm. Colonial home in excellent
No. Arl location 1i2 baths. lge.
living rm. with fireplace, fun dining
rm., equipped kitchen, det garage
Price. S20.S00 Terms.
DIRECTIONS: Wilson blvd. to No,
Kensington st. right to open sign
c. F. WOODROW, INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd. Parking in Rear.
Dial OK 1922 or CE S10l
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AL BAKER OFFERS
A TREMENDOUS BUY

Beautiful sPmidet. home on large,
level lot with view of the country
side; large front porch, 5 rms. tile
bath. full bsmt.. gas &C, heat.
Venetian blinds; vacant. Will be re-
decorated for new purchaser. Fenced
In rear yard. Only S1,5OO down,
balance less than rent.
AL Baker & Sons, Inc.
116 So. St Asaph ST., Alexandria, Va.
TIE. 7343, AL. 6644. 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
"STEP INSIDE"

And see what we mean by quality
and personality in a Ali Star home.
English in architecture. situated in
a lovely community, this delightful
:3-bedroom. 2h-bath home with 4
flreplaces, paneled den and recrea-
tion room offers the best for real
living. Reasonably priced and excel
lently financed.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy
CI RppS ann N Infb Nv I-ro
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r A M B L z r

New and Charming. Unusually nice
and quite different. Entrance hall,
liv, rm. with fireplace. picture win
dow, 20x13; din. rm., picture win
dows; sunny, equipped kit; laundry
room off kit, the wife will love; 3
twln-Size bedrooms. > tiled baths;
full basement: attached garage.
Quality construction
N. G. HINES & SON
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AL BAKER OFFERS
SHIRLINGTON CENTER

Here is a, real buy All brick. rms.
Gated on corner lot, very conv. to
Shirlington Shopping Center and
new Shirley hwy Asking price is
only S10,500. 81 500 down There
is large 4es CT loan with very lew
monthly payments which can be as
sumed by the lucky purchaser. Va
cant. for immediate possession. AL.
6644, TIE. 7343.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
WYNNEWOOD

Exclusive and restricted neighborhood
Lovely brick home, entrance hall
living room 25x12, Colonial mante
and fireplace, dining room approx
beautifully equipped, " bath ane
screened porch 11x20; all on the Is
floor. Second floor has master bed
room 12x20 with u bath, 2 othel
nice bedrooms and bath, stairway tt
attic. Basement includes recreation
room 25X15 with 7-ft. ceiling. I'm
ished in knotty pine, wood d-burnint
fireplace and outside entrance, auto
matte oil heating. laundry tubs
lavatory. Attached garage. Lot Il
60xll5, nicely wooded. $4,000
trust available. Price, S2S,500
$4,000 cash. Balance less than rent
For appointment to inspect, cal
CHI. 1866 weekdays. or CHI. 592-
ewes. and Sundays. Brokers invited
WILLIAM P. PARRAMORE
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they watched the machine like
performance.
1t was difficult to tell about the
youngsters. 1t was impossible t
know how deeply the Soviet hate
the-West" propaganda had suns
into their minds.
Some looked as though they
would have traded the whole af-
fair for a couple Of oranges or q
stick Of candy. They were wet,
cold and probably would much
rather have been at home, or
sightseeing on their own.
Others had the attitude Of
fanatics.
Act Like Automatons.
There was no doubt Of one fact,
however. All we're automatons
firmly in the grip Of their Commu-
mist leaders. They cheered when
they were supposed to and did as
they were told, without question.
If not with enthusiasm.
Groups of Peoples Police stood
on certain corners, giving organ
lied cheers for the marching
youths.
The bareheaded youngsters, who
swept 80 abreast up to the Lust
Evening star., 1950-05-29
By the Assoeiafed Press

BERLIN. May 29.-The much
publicized battle for Berlin
turned out yesterday to be just
another big Communist parade
not the threatened putsch the
West had girded itself to meet.
The demonstration. which re-
called days of Hitlerite goose
stepping, had its significant un-
dertones. however.
The West proved itself ready
to meet any Red putsch and not
be moved out of the city by So
Wet threats.
The East proved it had laid the
groundwork for an automaton
state in East Germany. firmly in
the Communist grip. by pouring
out a half million youths to pay
homage to Soviet Russia.
Speakers for both sides were
claiming victories. But there was
none-only a deadlock until the
next Berlin crisis.
Rally No Flabby Affair.
There was no Communist
Storming of the West sectors. as
first threatened last February
Neither was the Red outpouring in
the East sector any flabby affair
Up the Wilhelmstrasse, past the
rubble that marks the end of Hit
ler's Reich, into Unter den Linden
where the Kaiser's legions and
later the NaZi boards used to
march, came the blue -shirted
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Mrs. Emil 6. Anderson, 43
Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Emil G. Anderson, 43, wife
of an attorney for the United
States Patent Officie, died yester-
day at Sibley Hospital after long
illness. She lived at TOT Van
Buren street NV.
Born in Gainesville, Ga, the
former Matte Lucille Edwards
she was educated at Piedmont
College at Demorest, Ga. She had
lived here for II years and was
an active member of the Takoma
Park Baptist Church.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by 10-year-old son, Don
aid; her father, William N. Ed
wards of Riverdale, Ca; three
sisters and two brothers.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Wednesday at the Ia
koma Park Baptist Church. Bur-
ial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery
Evening star., 1950-05-29

porter since Senator Pepper OF
Florida was defeated. ...
Should the administration chal-
lenge for the first time the right
Of Southern Democrats to COM
mittee preference regardless of
how they vote. one effect almost
certainly would be the defeat of
Senator Graham in the runoff
primary on June "a.
Opposition to Mr.. Barden also
would enrage the numerous other
Southerners who sit in high
Democratic congressional places
on account of the seniority rule.
These include Speaker Rayburn
and such vital committee chair
men as Doughton of Ways and
Means, Cooley of Agriculture,
Vinson of Armed Services, Rankin
OF Veterans Affairs and Whit
tington of Public Works.
Mr.. Barden's threatened rise to
Craftsmanship of the Education
and Labor Committee raises
squarely the question as to wheth-
er President Truman is going to
go to bat against Southern Dem
ocratic opposition or bow to it for
the remainder of his term.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Bdrden as LesinsN Successor
Expected to Enborross Truman
Southerner Moy Head
Committee HondIinq
Bills He Opposes
BY Jay 6. Hayden
North American Newspaper Ailionee

1t is hard to conceive a more
comprehensive political embar-
rassment than confronts Presi-
fdent Truman and the House
Democratic leadership because OF
the death Of Representative John
A. Lesinski and the consequent
eligibility of Representative Bar
den of North Carolina for chair
manship of the Committee on
Education and Labor.
Wrapped up in that committee
are three of the most ticklish
issues of the present congressional
campaign-Taft- Hartley, fair en-
ployment practices and Federal
aid to education. On all of them
Mr.. Lesinski was the leader for
and Mr.. Barden against the ad-
ministration position.
Mr.. Barden is a typical Southern
Dixiecrat. Besides the three
divergences above mentioned he
voted during the last two years
against the Brannan plan. the
admission of displaced persons,
public housing. extension of
rent control, the Marshall Plan
and military aid to Western
Europe. He voted for the Re-
publican tax-reduction bill and to
override President Truman's veto
of it and for the Mundt-Nixon
bill to outlaw the Communist
Party.
But there are vote-getting con-
siderations pressing heavily in
favor of administration accept
ance of Mr.. Barden.
Immediately at stake is the
senatorial seat of Frank Graham
of North Carolina, President Tru-
mans most faithful Southern sup
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Mrs. W. A. CoIcord ,
Authorization, Dies
After Long Illness

Mrs. Willard Allen. Colcord, ar
author and book editor. died yes
terday at the Washington SAM
tarium after a long illness. She
lived at 5019 Eighth street NV.
Her husband was an elder OF
the Seventh-day Adventist Church
and a book editor with the
Seventh-day Adventist General
Conference here before his death
in 1885. He also had pursued a
literary career and had written
many books, including several
animal stories for children.
The former Miss Anna Letitia
Guise. Mrs. Colcord was born in
Sacramento. Calf. She was past
80 In 1893 she and her husband
accompanied by two of their chill
dren. journeyed to Australia
where he worked as a teacher and
Journalist for nine years.
During that time Mrs. Colcord
wrote a cook book. "a Friend in
the Kitchen, which leaned heav-
lily toward vegetarian dishes and
was widely sold in Australia. It
was later translated into several
languages and was sold by two
publishing houses in this country
Mrs. Colcord had made her
home here since 1904 and had
engaged actively in the editing
and revision of books for new
authors.
Surviving is a daughter, Mrs.
Walton Colcord John of 481l Illi-
nois avenue NV, whose husband
was senior specialist in higher
education for the United States
Office of Education before his
death in 1912. A son, Glenn A.
Colcord. lives at 1915 Fifth street
NV.
Funeral services will be held
at 2::30 pm. Wednesday at the
Chambers funeral home, l4O0
Chapin street NV. Burial will
be in George Washington Me-
mortal Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-05-29

youths by the tens of thousands
/ Hour after hour they marched
through rain and sun. chanting
hymns of hate against the West
and praise for Communist Russia
/ Sandwiched in with the march.
ing youngsters were 10000 mem.
bers Of the East zone police force
which Western officials claim is
the nucleus Of an East German
army.
/ Tanned. rugged, and obviously
army disciplined in their dark
blue uniforms and black jack
boots, they looked much like the
! Wehrmacht forces of a few years
/ ago.
Reviewed by Red Leaders.
The marchers would burst into
a frenzy of cheering as they
passed the reviewing stand, where
German and Russian Communist
leaders stood.
Their fathers and older broth
ers broke into similar frenzies 10
years ago near the same place.
Most of them are dead now-fol-
lowing Hitler's Inflated star.
Such memories seemed to- oc-
cupy the thoughts of the few
thousands of older people lining
the Unter Den Linden to watch
the march. The horror of war
and the bitterness of defeat was
still fresh in their minds. They
looked chilled and apathetic as
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Britain 10 Scrutinize
Schuman Plan Before
Committing Herself
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, May 29.-Britain
wants to take long, hard look
at the Schuman Plan for pooling
West Europe's coal and steel in
dustries before committing her
self to formal approval of the far
reaching project.
Informed sources said today
that Britain has rejected French
request that the Labor government
go on record now as favoring the
Industrial pool in principle and
examine the details later.
Plan Hailed by Germans.
The sources emphasized that
Britain's refusal does not neces-
sarily mean she disapproves of thu
plan, which already has beer
hailed by West German leaders as
great step toward European
unity.
But Britain first wants to ex-
anime the proposal in detail to see
what sacrifices might be demanded
Iof her if she joined British coal
and steel output with that o1
France, Germany and other
European countries.
French Foreign Minister schu.
man, who proposed the industrial
pool early this month, has sug-
gested that talks on the project
be started in June by France, Brit.
ain, West Germany, Italy, Bel
gium, Holland and Luxembourg
Pending these discussions, the
French asked that the countries
go on record as favoring the pro-
ject in principle.
Refuses Approval Now.
Britain has urged France and
Germany to get the ball rolling
with negotiations on pooling coal
and steel output. But informed
sources here said Britain fatty
turned down the French request
for formal approval in principle
now.
The sources said Britain already
has expressed approval of the idea
of Franco-Germ industrial
union and OF widening the plan
to include other countries of
Western Europe.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
NLRB Case Involves
Bridges Conviction
By the Associo,ed pre,.


LOS ANGELES, May 29.-The
National Labor Relations Board is
considering the AFL Teamsters
complaint that the CIO Long
shoremen's Union is not entitled
to NLRB services because of
Harry Bridges perjury conviction.
The longshoremen's union.
which Bridges heads, has asked
the NLRB to conduct an election
among employees of waste metal
firm. But the teamsters, who
hold the present contract to rep
resent the workers. countered
with the claim that a union with
Communist leaders is not entitled
to present such a petition.
Bridges and two fellow long
shoremen leaders were convicted
OF perjury in denying he was a
Communist.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Martha Murray Named Queen
Of Masonic Might of Thrills
Eastern Star Will
Co-Sponsor Event
Set for June l6

Martha Jane Murray, Is, will
reign over the annual Night of
Thrills June Is at Griffith
Stadium. The event is sponsored
by the Masons and the Order of
the Eastern Star.
Miss Murray, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Murray, 1907
Kenilworth avenue, Hyattsville,
Md, was elected queen yesterday
when results of the voting COM
petition were announced.
A 1949 graduate of Eastern
High School, Miss Murray was
sponsored by Bethel No. /. Order
of Jobs Daughters. She also is a
member of Hope Chapter of East
ern Star and recently was selected
Example Queen of the District in
a Jobs Daughter competition.
Besides the coronation of Miss
Murray, the benefit program will
include circus acts, fireworks ano
baseball game.
Runner-up in yesterdays bal.
loting was Miss Jean Alma Viii.
son, 18. of 1924 w street Sc
Sponsored by Bethel No. 5, Ana.
costa Lodge 81, she will serve a,
senior princess. Third place wen
to Miss Jacquelyn E. Williams
5131 Seventh street NV, who viii
be junior princess. She repre-
sents Bethel No. of Jobs Daugh
tiers.
Other contestants who will form
the queens court are Joan Wilson
247 Maple avenue, Takoma Park
Md; Ethel M. Vinson, 33 Missouri
avenue NV: Sylvia Wax, 442
Albemarle street NV; Nancy LIE
Wilioughby, 4425 First stree
NV; Emma Mae Walden, 222
Wisconsin avenue NV; Charlott
Martinsky, 4106 Twenty-secon
street NE, and Mary Stefanaki.
850S Irvington avenue, Bethesds
Md.
Evening star., 1950-05-29

garten. Carried banners blartnR
forth the prescribed ,ioes against
the West.
The banners ridiculed every
thing from American chewing
gum TO American magazines.
They attacked "Anglo-American
imperialism" and hailed German
heroes in the Soviet zone ura-
mum mines.
American culture was lam
pooned with a sketch OF female
wrestlers pulling hair.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Funeral Of Lesinski
Set for Wednesday
BY the Associoted Press

DETROIT, May 29.-Funeral
services for Representative John
A. Lesinski will be held here
Wednesday.
The 65-year-old Democrat died
Saturday at his home in Dearborn.
A congressional delegation. con-
sisting largely of Michigan Repre-
sentativeS, has been named to at
tend the services at st. Alphonsus
Catholic Church.
Mr.. Lesinski was president of
the Polish Citizens Committee in
Detroit for 13 years and long was
active in Polish and Catholic
groups.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
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Evening star., 1950-05-29
Musicions Get Bonus

Musicians in 100 British theaters
and music halls are to get a $2.so
a week bonus, under new arbitra-
ton tribunal awards.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
New French Office Opened

The French National Railroads
recently opened an Office in San
Francisco as an adjunct to the
French National Tourist Office
here.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
every time look for a
SWIFT brand on cuts
Of Beef and Veal.
It's right on the meet.

*Remember, however, that the supply of meat varies
there is more high quality meat available at some
times than at others. You be sure that dealers
who carry Svifts Brands of Meats make every effort
to give you just what you want when you want IL.
Evening star., 1950-05-29

nigeria Receivers Rights
Nigeria has bought back from
a private company valuable min
eral rights which had been granted
in 1901 under a 99-year lease.
Evening star., 1950-05-29

EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1950-05-29

Thsss's no svrsr way TO serve
fender, delicious meat every time
than to buy by a SWIFT brand
name. SWif's Premium, Swift's Sc
Lect, SsOit's ArroW. One of those
names, On Beef or Veal, means pick
.of-the-market meat, expertly se.
lected for best eating.