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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-14
Lee Seek ny
Judicial Post
Attorney Enters Race For
Claims Court

j. L. Lee, local attorney, who
7as a candidate for Justice of
he Supreme Court of Florida
our years ago, yesterday an
,ounced his candidacy for judge
If the Small Claims Court.
In his announcement Lee ex-
pressed appreciation to the $4,000
people of Florida and Duval
County who had enough conf
lence in me that they desired
me to serve them as judge of the
highest court in this great State
then I was candidate for the
Supreme Court"
He declared intelligent and
linking people" have attempted
% remove courts and law en-
sorcement agencies from "the
vicious fee system" and said that
he will do everything in his power
Ito induce the Legislature to re-
move the Small Claims Court
from the fee system and place it
on a flat salary basis with all fees
being returned to the county"
He also will favor having the
courts jurisdiction raised so as
to relieve the over-burdened Civ
/ Court of Record.
Lee pointed out his opponent
was appointed to the Small
Claims Court post. 81 have long
been of the belief that all judges
should be elected by the people"
he said. "In seeking this judge
ship, 1 will be the peoples judge
and will do my utmost to con-
duct the court with equal justice
to ALL"
Lee is a native of Live Oak,
moving here 20 years ago. He at
tended Suwannee High School
m Live Oak, Tennessee Military
Institute University of Florida
and Cumberland University. He
was a member of Blue Key hon.
orary fraternity at Cumberland,
an honorary member of Scabbard
and Blade Military Fraternity at
Tennessee, formerly National
president of Mu Omega XII scho-
1arship fraternity, was formerly
listed in Who's Who in American
Education and, with William j
Porter, was a co-founder OF Por-
ter University which is now the
Jacksonville Junior College. He
is married to the former Marjorie
Massey of Keighley, England. and
sa roo-,Inr of the Advent Christ
ian Church.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-14

Individual honors thus far are
slated to go to the following
bowlers: Milt Hollins of the ''Y',
high average for the season. 165,
and high three game series, 608;
Harvey Jarchower, high single
game, 236; high team single game,
9'nai Birth, 1908; high team
three-game series, Y.M.H.A.,
2811. Monday nights final lea
que games may see some new
records made as all players will
be out to "shoot the works"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-14
Elect a construction man to a construction
Job and wotch the improvements Of
DuvoI County Grow!

Born and reared in Bradford County Florida came to
Jacksonville twenty ago. Married ard member
of the First Methodist Church. knights of Pythias and
number of civic organizations My home is at 1888 Ros
see Street A construction man with Is years expert
having served trade in the capacity OF building
roads, bridges and paving For ten years have operated
my business general contractor in this city and
am proud to say that have made success of 1t.
For the nas few years have observed the operations of
county, government and let it be emphasized over
and over aga-there IS problem in American county
that cannot be solved v aggressive and con-
structive action bv County Commissioner. As
small taxpayer of $500 want to call the attention
of every voter and taxpayer that it IS high time that we
start practicng in Duva County, and the first
and best to wake up and see that qualified and
capabe business is elected for these lobs-a man
who has the reputation and background of d"!g some
thing constructive. Before $1,000 wear
of the taxpayers he has to be practical ard
quafied man that is able ard willing to work. Until
such time Dlval County peon'e given the repre-
sentation to which thew entitled matter If right
there will be IGNORANCE action in the direction
of building bigger and better county.
Some earlv patriots of country fought against
"Taxatioo Without Representation That is the chal-
lenpe facing us today States Rights is smoke
screen if it control bv small mlror'tv IN our
county government It is the equal representation OF all
the peope in county ard not pasture ands Tor ew
that is the foundation of true Democratic government
Since ninety percent of all problems that before the
Board of County Commissioners construction PROB
lens believe Duval County is large enough to need
man who has served his trade in construction work such
as building paving ard drainage; ard promise the
taxpayers that when elected will put in full time on the
lob and see that all is spent in the right wav as
have done in operating own business ard that all
work that is being done in the Fourth District is IN good
order feel this Job has merited full time for
many years.
And you ladies and gentlemen, represent the business
men and women of Duva County who are striving to
build bigger and better county,. Don't ever let YOUR
selves become civic minded to the extent OF Just paving
taxes want urge you to go to the polls on Nav IND
and cast YOUR vote for Albert Williams for your County
Commissioner from the Fourth District for many have
gone before you who have helped to build this great
County and others to follow ard let us pass
on to those who follow the thought that Duval County
has the chance to be known throughout the State OF
Florida a great county, lrdustrally inclined ana
destined to become great factor in the Nation.
Political Ad. Paid for by loyal Jewish friends
of ]. Albert Williams
Evening star., 1950-08-06
A SNORT STORY

| s"o" "'V"' H. bust Until they met phOny
native chewed imported hay and
heard legend of the Indian days. They drove up just
minute after did They got out of you felt
bought new for honeymoon last winter and stood minute
looking. 1t pretty place, at that.
OFF the road about city block lay the pool almost square,
Rejecting and banners of white cloud this
August day looked deep and cool The reflection improved
the cliff, too. That behind almost perpendicular
wall of bare perhaps $50 feet high few stunted
top made it look bigger than 1t might well have
been called cross section of big hill. Otherwise, just
other cliff the color of packing box with rust here and there
where water seeped through STILL scenery goes around
Lake Oonekegoochee which had decided the night before
Indian for Deton it you was better than most
HEY pretty obviously husband and wife, and rea-
lively at it. She twenty-five not too pretty to
have character in her face Her hair had copper in it
and she it showed lot of cleanookng brow It
hopeful face and trusting She slacks not
quite full enough to have any STYLE and the coat that
with them 1t of those outfits intended to be both gay
and practical You could imagine her saying that wouldn't
while driving and would do for anything from fishing
boating and pcnckng of which they had been invited
to do.
Her husband serious looking young tall spare,
with lean and intelligent face I'd have been glad to have
him of my witnesses in lie would have looked
better business suit than in the tourist getup small
habedasher had sold him. 1t was one of those outfits
that look like suit of pajamas and unfortunate pastel
blue He carried camera sung around his neck felt sorry
for him. 1t wasn't going to take many rolls of film record
the high spots of this vacation.
HAD them the night BEFORE what they call The
Inn They sitting in rockers the porch writing
cards in the lobby playing the ukebox the bar wondering
what to do If they had been little older they would have
had good fight about it and it would have been
SO these are the happy careee hours old Lake Gone
kegoochee, of them would have said These the
fpacked days saved money for. This the spot
picked happily from the travel folders Well I'm having
terrible time I'm for packing up and hauling out" And
later it would have become family joke peasure-mad
expedition to Lake Oonekegootchee meaning Nothing to do
in those mountains"
1t wasn't bad place. 1t worse than that. 1t
good enough place where these Youngsters didn't belong The
travel folder hadn't mentioned that this place of
mer homes and old friends almost club. Nobody stayed
at the Inn but overflow guests These kids about the
only guests who would show all who hadn't been
coming there for who didn't salboat motor
Evening star., 1950-08-06

THEY were young, and their vacation
IL was bust. Until they met as phony
Evening star., 1950-04-26
D. {. Rejects Substitution
OF Flat Fee for Tax on Auto

The Commissioners have reject
ed proposal to substitute fiat fees
for the present personal property
tax on automobiles.
The suggestion of Traffic Direc-
tor George E. Keneipp would re-
duce the breakdowns to three
weight tax groups: Vehicles under
$500 pounds, SIS tax; $500 to
4,500 pounds, So, and over 4,500
pounds, $12.
The move was proposed as a
solution to an Objectionable fea-
ture of the new registration sys-
tenn, which calls for filing of ad-
dressograph plates by make, year
and model of car for assessment
of personal property tax.
This necessitates more than $50
breakdownS, and requires the
most meticulous care" by clerical
employees in filing each plate. Mr..
Keneipp pointed out.
Mr.. Keneipp said this situation
had been discussed with the Dis
trict assessor, who. he said, agreed
that hereafter the number of
breakdowns could be reduced ma
terially by grouping the cars next
year for fewer assessment figures.
Evening star., 1950-04-26
New Revolt Reported
In East Indonesian
Island OF Ambon
By the Assoe;ofed Press

JAKARTA, Indonesia, April
ga new revolt against the CEN
trail 1ndonesian government was
reported today to have broken
out IN the state of East Indonesia.
Reliable neutral sources said
separatists on the island of Am
bon. traditional capital of the Mo-
luccan Islands, had proclaimed an
Independent state of the South
Moluccas.
The separatists included local
authorities on the island and were
supported by Indonesian soldiers
of the Netherlands East Indies
Army awaiting transfer to the
Indonesian Federal Army.
Fourth Outbreak.
The revolt was the fourth out
break against the young Central
IndoneSian government and the
second on Ambon. Indonesian
soldiers on the island mutinied in
March but the Jakarta govern
ment later announced the revolt
had been put down.
The neutral sources said the
separatiSts were led by DR.. Sou
mokil. until recently attorney gen.
eral of the state of East IndoneSia,
of which Ambon was part.
Soumokil repeatedly left Makas-
sar, the East Indonesia capital,
for Ambon early in April, a few
days before the collapse of a
short-lived revolt there against
the central government by Indo-
nesian soldiers led by Capt. Andi
lbdul Aziz, former Office in the
>"tch Army.
Other leaders of the new rebel
state were reported to be Mana
hutu, acting head of the previous
government administration on the
island, and Wairisal, member of
the South Moluccas Council.
PrO-Dutch Group.
The Ambonese, who include a
large proportion of Christians as
contrasted with the Moslem In
donesians of the other islands,
have been among the most pro-
Dutch elements in Indonesia. In
past years they have been used
extensively by the Dutch Army
as troops because of their loyalty
and their fierce fighting spirit.
The latest revolt. like those
which preceded it, presumably
stemmed from efforts by the CEN
tral government to supplant the
federal structure previously estab-
lished for Indonesia with one uni
fed state.
Leaders of the states sponsored
by the Dutch prior to the forma-
ton of the federal United States
OF 1ndonesia fear that in an over
all state structure they would be
dominated by representatives of
the Republic of Indonesia, which
led the fight for independence
from the Dutch.
Evening star., 1950-04-26

TRADITIONAL
5000 Regency Fireside Chair in red
carved wood frame 1880
|42.OO Barrel Chair, with fIoroI back
and seat, and ohortreuse velvet out
tide. SHRED silhouette $3.50
Io8.OO Lounge Chair, with attached
pillow back and down and feather
cushion seat. Green mote|osse,
2O8.OO Two-section Lawson Soto in
green plastic. Each section seats Z
comfortably --------l5e.00
59l.OO Lawson Soto in patterned
Frieze with z foam rubber cushions
md fringe base ---------. $500
24e.0O English Lounge Soto in eroy
3 spring filled cushions,
1890
5000 Club Chair of finest custom
Heavy green roteIosse.
Down and feather cushion lS9. 90
$500 Regency 2-cushion Soto, with
tufted orns, covered in American
Beauty red moteIosse 100
$4,000 Pullman Lawson Sleeper, full
size in top grade gray noteIosse New
hair filling e--27o.oo
5000 EorIy American Soto in hand
quilted red fobric. Three down and
feather cushions. Curved 'front.'
454.oO Solid Mahogany Victorian So
"a. Tufted back and arms. Covered
n beautiful antique veIvet---z95.oo
5000 Two-Port Regency Sofo Each
section scots two. Down and feather
scot cushions, base has fringe overloy.
Books and inside Of arms tufted. Gov
cred in rich coral metallic fobric,
5000
Evening star., 1950-04-26
The woman who's
talked" with the dead

Tostump her, skeptics came wearing
masks: even utter strangers were
brought from abroad. She unhesi-
tatingly described intimate details of.
their lives. She has even told callers
things happening to their dear ones
far away that moment.
May Readers Digest (now on
sale brings you the little-known
story of the simple Yankee house
wife who has confounded experts
with her inexplicable powers
and convinced some doubters there
is indeed life after death.
CONDENSED from The American Mercury
Get your Digest today: 3s articles
of lasting interest, condensed from
leading magazines, current books.
Evening star., 1950-04-26

lotion. Miraculous how this simple
trick makes you feel like taking a
highland fling yourself.
REfREsHMsNT SERVED. Speaking of
pick-me-ups, here's one of my
favorites: Luxuria Skin Lotion
by Harriet Hubbard Aver. A
fresh, jast-right skin bright
ener. Apply it with abandon
latter cleaning your face) and
see how it lights-up and brights-
up sluggish skin. More refresh
ing than a splash of spring
rain. Served up for a slight
$1.00, plus tax.
IT'S THE CATS MIAoWI Ever notice
how beautiful and bright cats eyes
are? That's because they're out
lined in black. You can do the same
for your eyes with two eyebrow
pencils. First, trace a careful black
line on both upper and lower lids.
Then use white eye-pencil to trace
a thin line on the rim of the lower
lids. Makes your orbs seem extra
large and luminous. And they just
beg to be looked into.
coNNoIssEUR's CHOICE. Pride of
petal skinned beauties every
where is Luxuria Cleansing
Cream by Harriet Hubbard
Aver. A dream of a cream that
gives you double-dction for your
money. 1t coddles the skin as it
cleans! Leaves your face soft,
sparkling and silken. Fit for
queen, but you don't have to pay
kings ransom for it. $1.00,
plus tax. That's all.
VERY AusR-HUsHl
Surest tOdy to bore your male,
Is to play the role of tuttle-tdle.
Sort out your sentences before you
speak. The nice things you say are
as much part of your charm as
the clothes you wear or the way
you part your hair.
See goa on TV,*
6QRu
'9::30 P.M., Thurs, April 27
WOIC, ChonneI 9
Evening star., 1950-04-26
DINING ROOM
TRADITIONAL

TRADITIONAL
5000 Fve-Piec Mahogany 18th
Century English Dinette Suite, con-
sistine Of oval extension table with
four upholstered bock side chairs,
1900
395 90 Nine piece Mahogany 18th
Century English Junior Suite, con-
sistine Of buffet, china, Duncan
Phyfe extension tobIe, z arm and 4
side chairs 2o5 90
$500 Nine-pieee Mahogany Full
Size Duncan Phyfe Dining Room
Suite, consisting Of credenzo buffet,
breokfront, Duncan Phyfe extension
tobIe, z arm and q side chairs,
$500
5000 Nine-p piece Mahogany and
Crotch Mahogany Full Size | 9th Gen.
tuY Dining Room Suite, consisting
Of credenzo buffet, breokfront chino,
extension tobIe, z arm and a side
chairs 53S 90
845. 90 Nine piece Mahogany and
Sold Regency Suite, consisting Of
buffet with eriIIed metal doors, china
with metal grille doors, extension to-
bic, z upholstered back orm and 4
upholstered back side chairs 5000
l,215.oo Ten-piece HeppIewhite Suite
in swirl mahogany with sotin mohoe-
any border brins. Consists of SER
pentine front eredenzo buffet, break
front china, q drower cabinet server,
extension tobIe, z arm and 4 side
ehoirs in solid mohoeony $500
1900 Primo Vera Regency Server,
5000
80 so Mahogany Chest Server $3.50
1900 Swirl Mahogany and Sotin
Mahogany Border Drower Server
1850
Evening star., 1950-04-26

Ns NSNus III IL
liant ballerina, l
latched onto a
neat little treat
for overworked
feet. Whenever
her gifted feet
get weary, she
simply b athes
e m in W arm
W a t e r, a n d
brings 'em back
-
Evening star., 1950-04-26
BEDROOM
TRADITIONAL

SIS 90 FWe-Pece HeppIewhite Suite, swirl
mahogany with morQuety inlay, consisting
OF serpentine front dresser, mirror, double
bed, chest on chest and night tobIe-- SOS. 90
$500 Nine-p piece Heppewhite Suite, with
morquetY inlay. Mahogany Consists Of
serpenTne front double dresser, mirror, von-
Ity, mirror, double bed, chest, bench ond two
night tables SOS. 90
$1,000 Five piece Huge Cordovon Mahogany
and Leather Regency Suite, consisting Of
double dresser built to the floor, chest on
chest, double bed and two full cabinet night
tobes, top groin soddIe leather poneIs. hand
fooled in gold 795 90
22oo Mahogany Chinese ChippendoIe
80. SO Mahogany Chinese ChippendoIe Night
TobIe
1900 Mahogany Chinese chippendoe Twin
1900 Parchment White French Provincial
Double Bed 5000
l34oo Mahogany Chinese chippendoIe
Vonity-Desk 67.00
l6l so Parchment White French Provincial
Chest
1900 Mahogany Salem Pediment Top Hi
boy Chest l49.00
Evening star., 1950-04-26
DINING ROOM

(MODERNl
2o7.OO Seven-piece White Oak Jun
ior Dining Suite. consisting Of buf-
tet, china top, extension table and
four side chairs 90
5000 Six-piece BIeoched Mohoo.
any Junior Suite, consisting Of china,
extension toble and four side chairs,
$500
1853. 90 Eieht-piece Ermine Oak Suite,
consisting Of buffet, china, extension
table, server and four side chairs,
$500
244.5O Heather Walnut China,
1880
Evening star., 1950-04-26
BEDROOM
(TRADITIONAl)

4o3 90 Six-Piece Mahogany Salem
Suite, consisting Of vanity. mirror,
double bed, chest on chest, bench
and night table ------3z5.00
843.OO Five-Pieee Regency Suite,
with 66" double dresser base, long
mirror, chest on chest, double bed
and two night tobIes. Grille doors
and leather 90
Evening star., 1950-04-26
6Iam'oufgo.round
1MM ILkA CHASE

stonins for HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
SOME FOOTSTEPS TO FOLLOW. While
rehearsing for my TV show with
Evening star., 1950-04-26
LIVING ROOM

1900 Quilted Plastic Desk and Oc-
cosionol Chairs, in assortment Of COL
ors -------------- 1880
$500 Round Back Chair, in burgundy
nubby fabric io-------------5e.5o
1900 Ladies' Lounge Chairs, in floral
prints, with brush trim and spring filled
reversible cushions $3.50
l3l.OO Harvey Probber Triangular
Wedge Piece, in green boucIe to mate h
SOTO listed below -- $3.50
1890 Loose Pillow Back Lounge
Chair. Striped inside back and scot,
solid green outside so
5000 Loose Pillow Back Lounge
Chair in heavy weave fabric Inside
back and scot in chortreuse, outside
in chocolate brown ------ 1900
$3.50 Three Piece Flame Red Nubby
Weave Sectional Soto, with reversible
spring filled cushions. Floor sample,
as is 149. 90
2o5.OO Two-piece Groups, consisting
Of SOTO and club chair, one in rose mo-
hair boucIe, one in eroy mohoir bou-
Gle, one in rose nnohor ----. l95.O0
$500 Three Piece Sectional Soto
Gay fIoroI backs and scots with solid
green outsides Reversible spring
filled cushions = ------- $500
$500 Harvey Probber Curved Soto
in oreen boucle $500
$1,000 Fine Decorator Soto with 3D.
Unstable arms. Kick pIeoted skirt.
Covered in rich groy metallic fabric,
2e5 90
535.OO Two section Soto with seating
for four. Mode completely of foom
rubber and covered in luxurious
chortreuse and brown chenille. Un-
usual value 395 90
68l 90 Three-seotiono Group, with
foom rubber cushions. Consists Of one
arm single section, ormIess center
section and one long sofo-bed. In
new nubby fobrie ----------495.0 90
Evening star., 1950-04-26
OCCASIONAL PIECES

$500 Modern Lamp Tables in plot
inum gray walnut with shelf and
plate gloss top, eoch-------l4.75
$500 Rectangular Modern CocktoiI
Toble with leather toP---z4.75
$50 Solid Mahogany Pembroke
Table, with drawer 28.75
$500 Picked Mahogany Cocktail
TobIe, Silver Ieof top, hand decorated
under gloss OctogonoI shape 1850
$3.50 French Walnut Occasional
TobIe with carved apron and legs,
and morble top --- ~. SO
e6.5 so All Mahogany Lamp TobIe,
with boII and claw feet. Top groin
leather top, hand fooled in gold,
$3.50
$3.50 Modern Mahogany and Kor-
295 90 Mahogany Credenzo l47.5o
$500 All Mahogany Credenzo with
z mirror doors, drawer and curio end
shelves -------,.. -.----- 19S.OO
lO7l.0o All Mahogany Custom
Crofted Breokfront authentic VIII
Iiomsbure reproduction $500
Evening star., 1950-04-26
EXTRAORDINARY SAVINGS ON MAJOR MASTERPIECES
tnd-of-MuMth Clearance
Suites and Pieces from our own requIar
stocks reduced for immediate disposal
BEDR DOM
(MODERN)

245.OO Fve-pieoe Ermine Oak Suite, con-
sIstino OF dresser, mirror, chest, bed and
night table -------- l9S.00
3Oo so Sx-piece White Oak Suite, consisting
Of z twin dresser bases, two twin beds, dress
er mirror and chair " 245.OO
All so FWe-piece Modern Ash Suite, con-
sstne Of double dresser, mirror, double bed,
chest, night table 90
sos 90 Eight piece White Oak Suite, con-
sstne Of dresser base, dresser mirror, make
up tobe, mirror, bench, double chest dou-
Bile bed, night toble e-----395.0 90
! ,372OO Ten-piece Chinese Suite in rich two
tone green lacquer finish Consists Of z
dresser bases, long mirror, dual bed, chest,
vonitydesk, mirror, bench and two night
So IS Double Size Heodboord-
79. so Double BIeoched Mahogany Bed, $3.50
DOTS Double Green Lacquer Bed-- 44.5o
81 90 Four-Drower Ash Twin Dresser Bose,
$500
1890 Cordovon Mahogany Dresser and
Mirror $500
1e5 90 Red LiontCordovon Mahogany Chest
$500
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-09-27
o BETROTHAL REVEALED

The beautiful Terrace Room of the
Camlin Hotel was the scene last
Saturday evening, Sept. %, for the
announcement of Miss Sue Tainaka S
engagement to Mr.. Henry Ideta.
Miss Tainaka is the daughter of MI.
and Mrs L Tainaka, and the groom
to-be is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. K.
Ideta. A full-course dinner was SER
we'd by candlelight amid decorations
featuring philodendron plants.
Guests included the Mesdames
Ken Tainaka, Daibo Full, Hats Ha-
NADIA, Mob Kawada, Matt Ryan and
F. Farrar; the Misses Marian Kono
Sallie Onishi, June Ishida, Amy Hi
kida. Hisa MatSubara, Sachi Yasui,
Yasuko Ota and Susie Shimizu. Also
present was Mrs. Fred Toya of Port
Land, Greg. n
Mrs. Tets IzutSu and Miss Yuki
Ideta were unable to attend.
No wedding date has been set.