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Evening star., 1950-04-29
WESLEY PAIL
ROOMS WITH BOARD Wrp.
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

wANIED.Girl to share. reas. apt. in
rIrn transp; 20, Jo; 3-39sa, 30
fheF other attFhf F4 GGon ao oos COS s2 ast Yth d4
wANTED.Young lady, over @5, to
others; vic. 10th and Col. rd. NV;
a reas' rate; homelike atmosphere.
BAcHEIoRs as9i Ia sSaf Will SHARE attractive neS
Write Box 34$-c, Star. giving age.
YoTAsG ma. MAN 'Hfs,ssii - SHARE APT: With
an another; ad,s i,o vic, 10th and Park I'd;
on lsasGnaDis aRhiSGToa aS 2asf ts4ArE-woman
empl. woman with car; Ink; $40.
GIRL iii Saeo To SHARE 5-rm. house wSg With
others; rent, $3.50, all utils
Will SHARE APT. with young woman
25-35. preferably Spanish speaking;
May 15-July l5; twin beds. piano,
S,Tgn SEWING san machIne; Ms: C oW VS. s41a eye
CHE HES To 90 sHAsE hfaE +. BEDRM. MDfs AZ APT
with another. Cali in person, at
CLIFTON sT. NV. I4i9, Apt. IA
Lgs; as,n, oed.l,y: .tty: rm;; Kit; pvt bath for
SAAhA- oCGticu WOAda. AL. O9OO.
511a KANSAS AVE. N.w.-rwo 81 girls
TO- share 2-bedrm. apt. with one
other girl. Call TU. 1949 after $3.50
MAN IN IN eos with 3 rms, kit, bath,
storage; share with 3 men. OR
1871 weekday ewes; Sat. all day
YOUNG LADY to share attractively
furnished ENC: apt. utils. incl, S35
mo. AT. 3932, L. 3-3165. 80
BACHELOR WILL SHARE inexpen-
sive apt. n.y. with congenial
YoUNG otJS woMAN-ro shsae sMagi pleasant e.
NV. apt. with gentle girl; conven.
transp.; S45 mo. HU. 321s. 20
L OR GIRLS to share lovely Sc.
garden type apt. with one other;
all privileges; furnished; better than
average. 10. 2-0457 before l, all day
Sat. and Sunday. 30s
A NICE GIRL to share arm. apt,
with another girl; twin beds
conven. to transp.: S35 mo. AID
JEWISH GIRL to share attractive
2-bedrm. apt. with others; excel
NV. location. AID. 4460 after pm
so
GIRL wanted to share apt. with 9
others; nr. Congress Heights. Cal
10. 2-761e. 80
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ROOMS ukFURNlsHED
ROOMS WITH soARD

1904 10th ST. N.W.-Dbl. rm.; near
bath; other vacancies for young men;
good home-cooked food; home at
DUPoNT d5PsSs1!e CIRCLE Dissin's Cs" Guest
House; 2 openings for young women
In one Of the incest guest homes in
environment refined and pleasant.
20i3 Mass. ave: NV. DE. 979S. IS
WENDELL TGoms .r.rIaa TERRACE ACE Spacious
and large pereR exesl aSad transp snaay msd
service; pleasant young people;
$3.50 m monthly. olIy 1927 Belmont I'd.
100 18th ST. N.w.-vacancies in
tWin da.Fesd, rooms S t9 share; early breakfast
CLUB MASON, 1895 n. Il. ave. NV,
has lovely vacancy for lady. con-
Meeting bath; also sgle. vacancy for
Fueg msg boTse ys smoH. Washs fr eod fa6d
1872 81; GGa2. IstR. ST. N.w.-vacancies @l for
young men and young women: walk
ing dist. downtown: switchbd.; ele-
1401 18th N.W.-Sgle:, dble. and
share share rms: for business people,
ROOM FOR EMPLOYED MoTaER
with l or 2 children; excellent care
given childlen: fenced wards; best
NV. location; reasonable. GE. COOS.
FREE RIM. AND BOARD to empl. girl
in exchange for some household as
sistance and sitting with children;
close to transp.; cool 3rd-f1r. rm. I;
located Chevy Chase, Md. OIL. 42S1.
2 LGE. ADJ. RMS. 2 dble. beds: good
E;S f9Sd' aseo 5Tansp' and neighborhood.
Will GIVE ROOM AND BOARD and
small salary for kind care of girl,
2. and school age boy. while mother
goes to business. GE. 5O46. 80
TWO GIRLs-Nice rm., next to bath;
good home-cooked meals; maid
service; reas. CO. 1923, after Z
pm; all day Sat. and Sun. i
THE MARIETTA, 1925 18TH ST.
N.W.-Nice rooms for young men;
also one triple, running water;
telephones in rooms; showers; ex-
cellent board: elevator. l.
CLEAN ROOMS, good food; S52 so
mo. 1904 Que st. Phone NO. 4095.
Good transportation. -5
GENTLEMEN (2)-Dbl. rm., twin
beds, semi-pvt. bath; conven. transp.
Family style table; RA 4100. 80
ALExANDRIA-Lge. dble. rm.. twin
beds: breakfast and dinner; home
atmosphere; on busline. TIE. 1926.
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RMS. APTs. TO STARE tcons.

2 OR 3 GIRLS TO share new de-
tached brick house in Sc, section
separate bedrms. with closets: ,
baths. TW. 1905. 80
18TH AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Lady, Protestant. to share with an
other attrac. efficiency apt. bed
liy. rm.. din, kit bath. AID. 500,
Ext 900. 80
COLORED-REFINED Young lady bet.
25-35 to share apt in Sc. with an
cooREn 9.noI IT REFlNFn 19,I sftsT IR pm IN snare
apt. with another. HU. S61S ewes.
after $50, anytime Sat, Sun. 3
COLORED GIRL to share apt; pvt.
bedroom; privils. Call Sun. or Mon.
DU. $40. Reas. rent. 80
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ROOMS FURk.-N.E. Cont }

CoL0RED-ONE DOUBLE RM., and
! single rm.; cooking privileges; near
bus line. Ii. 3-4450. 90
COLORED-FURN. RM. for empl
cple,, all home privileges; cow 10
good transp. LU. 1-44s5, call any
time Friday or Saturday. 90
CoLoRED-RMS. fe). / lee from,
rm. and studio rm.. Trinidad sect
quiet home; priyils. II. 3-071
CoL0RED-3 NEATLY FURN. IGN,
housekeeping rooms for married
couples, In pvt. home; all privileges.
AK. 1929. 30s
COLORED-NICE FRONT RIM. for
reliable couple, with privileges. TR.
33Is. 80
COLORED-52 r ST. N.E.-Lovely
rm.: suit: for couple; cooking; $3.50
weekly. NO. 1888
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Aprs. uNfuRhlsHEp tcs.s.

NEAR UNION sTATIoN-4-rn. ant
bath apt. including utilities. sss
mo. WA. 4o53.
s03 ERIE AVE. Tskoma PIX. Nd
5 rms. bath. Call Il. 3-s044. SO
TWO BEDRMS.. liv. rm., din. rm.,
modern kit, tile bath ard shower.
pvt, entrance. carpet ana dFapes
RM.. KIT. bath. util.. furu.: pvt.
ST. entr., S55 mo-; nr R !. ave
and End ne. GE. 376p,
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-s.E.-s.W

SEQ B ST. s.E.-Lse. front rm.. twin
beds; nr. Annex of Library of Con-
gress. FIR a6l9. 80
1906 MINI. AVE. s.E.-Large Ink.
room; newly decorated: new Fris
conv. transportation. LU. 4-7514.
30%
Z. CAPITOL, nr. 6th-Front dble,
rm., twin beds, 2 baths on fir. Also
sEle. Ink. rm., new refgr,. Beauty
rest mattress and springs; $50 mo.
TR. 6026. i
124 9Th ST. S.E.-Newly furn. sleep
ing rm.: suitable / or . persons in
quiet home; conv. to 2 carlines.
Ii. 4-7346 Il
I39 N. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Nicely
furn. lge. rm.; SIS sgle, $40 dble
gentlemen pref. Ii. 3-4942. 70 30
CAPITOL HILL-Gentleman; lovely
bedroom facing park. quiet, refined
home nr. library. Ii. 3-1449.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
DOG OWNERS
ATTENTION

Now Is the time to teach your dog to
live outdoors. You will have a health
Ter pet and 1t will make your house
Keeping problem simpler. The answer
teally constructed Storm Master Dog
House, designed by veterinarians to
Keep your pet cool in summer and
warm In winter. Modernistic design.
Done in 3 beautiful. everlasting
colors Priced as low as $l495. For
further information, call WI. 1000
or contact your local pet supply
Evening star., 1950-04-29
eoATS tcont. }

OWENS 1s4s, GIFT. flagship de luxe
cabin cruiser. Excellent condition,
sleeps 4. radio. bar, and many
extras. Used approximately I31
mrs. Original cost S6.250. Phone
kL0OP, 27-h.. sleeps 4; marine
toilet; Gray Sea Scout motor; needs
painting, ETC.; 1925, terms. WI.
14-FooT RUNABoUT, 1e-h.p. out
board motor; S445 or best offer.
May be seen at 10S Prince st.,
Alexandria, Va. AL. 1859. 80
BOAT, outboard, speedboat, nodded
plastic. 10 IT, long. COL. HENRY,
bua5aSard Point Boat Yard. Il. s.
LATE 1913 sTEELCRAFT de luxe
cruiser: used very little. Owner
must sell. GE. s022. 80
NEW 1850 COLONIAL
S7.ft.,, twin-screw cruiser. This fast.
able boat has luxurious accommoda-
lions for 8; tile shower and ladies'
vanity. One demonstrator offered
for early delivery at attractive price.
ZEE IT Sat. and Sun, at Mayhower,
l3U0 Maine ave. s.W. HOWARD
tHAZlER, DE 6S05 -2O
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newly decorated mouse for d1scrtm.
mating guests.
COLORED, LARGE RIM. for rent: /
to share; twin beds: men only. Ia.
CoLoRED-se1s 18th sr.-Nestly
f furn: rm:: 2 girls; conv. transp.;
COLORED-ATTR. RM., twin beds,
for 2 employed, refined men. Cali
c5EoREp DF; 5259 after : pm; ,,,, - "a %,
S0HS 5000 transp.; reasonable. Call IA.
CoLoRED-DoUBLE RIM. twin Beds;
empl; single men men or women; dnext
coLoRRpHs 9 easfi l EMPL. EMP GIRLS or EsS cple.
twin beds; $50 mo. each. DU. 1850.
CoLoRED-NICE LGE. FRONT RIM,
End. A., 5 windows: also nice mid
Ole rm., 2nd f., next bath. DU.
CoLoRED-1 sGLE., 1 dble. furn.
Irm., semibath. gas heat, plenty of
hot water; near Ga. ave. HO. s513.
CoLoRED-NICE BRIGHT RIM for
employed couple, home privileges.
1854 Kenyon st. NV. HO. 1905.
coLoRED-LAReE FRONT ROOM
for couple or . men: good trans
portation. Call MI. 1746 80
C0LoRED 112 ROCK CREEK
CHURHC RD.-Rooms with double
or twin beds for men; privileges;
conven. transp. RA. 343S. i
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

2 RMS. KIT. AND BATH. utils., ex-
cept eas free; $3.50; bus stop at
door mo pets or children). La
College Park, Bervyn. Md. so
TWO APIS, furn. or unfurn.. $40
TO. S75 per mo. 1910 Park I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
KIRKWOOD VILLAGE
APARTMENTs SUBURBAN

TWO ROOMS, utilities. furn.; s37 so
mo, or one additional room II
desired: S45 mo-. near Centreville
Va, on busline. Fairfax 43i-J-l. 1s
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KENT VILLAGE

Enjoy suburban privacy with city
conveniences and such features as
large closets, bright spacious rooms
with picture windows, trained recre-
stional director for such children 6
activities as movies, bowling, scouts,
nursery, school. etc; memberships
available in adjoining country club:
Transit H-6 and WM&A busses into
development.
Evening star., 1950-04-29

AZALEAS AND YEWS
so up. GLoCKWELS, 2o1 Birch
ave-, Takoma Park. Md, 81. 4773
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ApTs. FURNISHED Cont. }

NEWLY DECORATED, 3 lovely rms.
and kit. Ideal for working girls;
HU. sS797. 80
Mr.. THOMAS CIRCLE. married
Evening star., 1950-11-07
By EIeni
Fashion Editor.
BERMUDA.

oCEtIM OOfA.
Bathing suit silhouettes are
changing. This may be because
bigger women are beginning to
accept suits with a pants look"
cut, and not the f1ared skirts that
have often proved to be figure re-
vealing and not concealing.
Skirted models have had a
tendency to do little in the way of
helping out with the problem of
big thighs.
Good designers for years have
wanted to tempt American women
with the idea of wearing bathing
suits cut along the principles of
trousers and shorts.
Today with shorts being cut so
expertly. little resistance is being
met via stores or the consumer.
Many manufacturing houses that
formerly had more than a half of
the line with full-skirted models
are including more and more the
"pants look" swimsuits.
And because women all over the
world have demanded bathing
suits that would allow for sun
ming, the strapless idea in SWIM
suits is also succeeding. The habit
of dropping bathing suit straps on
the beach has in turn produced
not only better tans but a great
many designing variations on the
strapless look.
According to Carolyn Schnurer
famous American. sportswear de-
signer, fabrics are another i'm
portant contribution to the resort
and coming summer bathing suit
scene. Experimentation on the
Evening star., 1950-11-07
By AnqeIo Potri

Now and again children are
born ahead of the allotted time.
They grow along nicely and in
time enter school in competition
with the fulltime children. Some
OF them find this difficult. The
other children outspeed these
weaker ones, the teacher. not
knowing anything about the
child's health history. is likely
to send home a report stating that
this child is behind his grade,
reads poorly or doesn't take kind
ly to arithmetic.
When this happens take it easy.
Don't get into a dither and press
the child. If you do so you are
likely to be putting pressure on
weakness and making bad mat
ter worse. Consider the child. Is
he showing the lack of the grow
ing time he lost? That might be.
After all a month, two months OF
development under the right con-
ditions has been denied this child.
It is natural to suppose that this
loss has cost him something and
to be prepared for that would be
only common sense. ~
He is not to be pampered, OF
course, but he is to be given an
allowance of time to balance that
time he lost. He is to be studied
to discover any weakness that
his handicap has caused. This
weakness Is to be strengthened
Evening star., 1950-11-07
Creole Cooks Do Things
With LoW|y Goldfish

Maybe you have been one to
turn up your nose at the so-called
humble salt Goldfish. Those
geniuses of cuisine, the Creole
cooks, have built around it one
of their most famous dishes
Goldfish Bacalao.
A pound of Goldfish is soaked well
overnight and. next morning,
boiled for about As minutes, until
1t is very tender. BY the way, it
must be set to boil in fresh cold
water, not that in which it has
soaked. After it has boiled, 1t is
scalded again, the bones carefully
picked out and the fish set away
to cool.
Now a rich sauce is prepared by
chopping 6 large fresh tomatoes
as fine as possible and adding to
them a tablespoon of margarine
or butter, some sprigs Of parsley,
thyme and bay leaves, also
chopped fine. Then in go 2 onions.
chopped, and a mashed Glove of
garlic. if you can take 1t. The
onions and the garlic should first
have been fried until soft in a
little fat. Put this into the top
of a double boiler and season the
Evening star., 1950-11-07
Why Grow Old?
Exercise MoIds Figures

| for the past 10 years. I can
hardly believe that it is no longer
necessary"
Over and over again women
have told me how much better
they feel since they are taking
regular exercise.
So far as the figure Is concerned,
exercise is the magic wand. It
helps distribute weight attractive
ly and strengthens muscles which
have such a great effect on posture
and figure contour.
II you start in do take it easy.
You should feel better after exer-
else. If you are tired you are
doing too much. Work up grad
ually not only in the long pro-
gram but in the daily exercise
period. Warm up by walking
about the room before starting
and at the end of the exercise
period. This protects your heart
from strain.
If you would like to have my
Perfect Daily Routine for Wom-
en-" send a stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope with your request
for leaflet No. 10. Address jose
phine Lowman in care of The
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1950-11-07
Resort PrevieW

part of fabric converters who try
to get wider usage for their fabrics
has resulted in beachwear that Is
the envy of the world as far as
being sunfast, crease-resistant,
chlorine and saltwater proof,
along with other proofs"
In cooperation with them, de-
signers have been able to produce
functional swimwear and at the
same time been able to give 1t
more elegance in fabrics.
The casual look in swimwear is
being rivaled by this movement
toward elegance. But in getting
there the sWimwear is certainly
not losing any of it's practically.
Jewelled touches do not look
vulgar when expertly applied to
"a boyishly-cut swimsuit made up
in a fine fabric. Last year, lace
touches dotted great many swim
suit offerings. This year, fabulous
embroidered fabrics will make the
news. Likewise, stiffened hand
screened, luxurious fabrics !.
cottons that look and are just
as expensive as silks two
faced cotton satins -. /. matelasse
llastex pongees, and printed
gold fabrics that rival mahara-
nee's robes.
Trends in swimwear also have
to do with color. In this, shock
colors such as strong oranges
lines. puppies, peacock blues. will
win out.
The two-piece look in SWIM
suits is dead! Long live the little
boy look that is finding its way
into the bathing suit wardrobes
Of a great many resort-bound
Womeni
Evening star., 1950-11-07

mixture with salt, pepper and
cayenne to taste. Stew very
gently, perhaps for as much as 2
hours, until the sauce has cooked
down to nice thick consistency.
Then strain it and bind it with a
little blended butter and flour, and
boil for 5 minutes longer until
really rich and thick.
Fry another large onion.
chopped. and another Glove of
garlic in little olive oil. When
it browns, add this to the sauce
with a sweet red pepper, chopped
fine. Of you like, use the hot
pepper instead of its milder cousin,
but be careful not to overdo the
process.)
Put the Goldfish into a warmed
baking dish. pour the sauce over
it. garnish with croutons or toast
fingers around the sides and set
the dish In the oven to bake for
20 minutes, until the fish and
sauce are well heated through.
This is good accompanied by a
mixed green salad or thinly sliced
cucumbers marinated in French
dressing and sprinkled with basil.
Evening star., 1950-11-07
Premature Birth

over a period of time, not all at
once, which Is impossible. Go
slowly, give him extra time in
school to complete grade If that
is necessary. Don't feel that this
child who was born short of some
ability, and who must grow it
now under a handicap, must COM
pete with the children who are
fit and able at the start. Just
give him time and encouragement
and he will come through all
right. Pushed, he will not do SO
we'll.
In extreme cases some of these
children cannot stand a full
school day. They tire very early
under the restrictions of the
classroom and then all growth
ceases. Give such children part
time sessions. Arrange their pro-
grams so that they attend school
during the hours that prove most
profitable. Let them use the rest
of the time in activities that will
promote their health and build
their skills. The physician in
charge is the best person to set
this program for this sort Of child.
Well cared for. given proper con-
sideration. he will come through
nobly.
Many children born premature
ly seem to make up time early
in their lives and carry no handi-
cap whatever into their school
lives, or indeed anywhere at all.
but grow wholesomely beside their
Evening star., 1950-11-07
By Josephine lowmon

There has been much contro-
versy about the benefits Of special
exercise.
This has been going on for years
both in and out Of the medical
profession. Some doctors feel it
Is fine for you. Others think 1t
has little value. All agree that
the man or woman who is past
early youth should have q physi-
cal examination before beginning
course of exercise and should
start in slowly and build up
gradually.
myself believe that there are
great benefits to be derived from
exercise done in this way. Regu-
lar exercise may not add years to
your life but it certainly makes
you feel lot better. 1t is specific
medicine for tenseness. nervous
ness, insomnia and the fatigue
which comes at the end Of day
in an Office.
Exercise is used in some types
of arthritis and is a great aid in
overcoming constipation. It gives
q sense of well-being and alive
ness and some Of the most youth
full persons for their age I have
ever known have exercised regu-
larly all through their lives.
I have hundreds of letters from
readers on file which say things
like this: II cannot tell you how
pleased I am with my new figure.
However, the big unexpected sur
prise is the fact that I feel so
much better. I used to be tired
all the time but now I hardly
ever feel that way and do my
housework with real pleasure.
Also. am no longer constipated.
had taken a laxative every night
Evening star., 1950-11-07
Pears for Dessert

Juicy winter pears. Nelis or
Comice. constitute the makings of
a fine dessert. Peel. slice and core
the pears and serve with a honey
and lemon sauce. consisting of
equal parts of lemon juice and
honey blended together. Well
chilled. this economical delicacy
will fast become a favorite des-
sert, and a quickly prepared one.
too
Evening star., 1950-11-07

companions. For these all that is
needed is affectionate care and
understanding, as they are nor
NAL children.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-28

Florida, Sunday. May 9TH.
Announcement of the meeting
was made by Mrs. Isadore Mos
covitz of Jacksonville, Chairman
of the Regional Commission. The
session will be attended by rep
resentatives from the Southeast
ern Z.O.A. Region, Florida. South
eastern and Southern HadaSSah
Regions, all local Youth Commits
sion chairmen and representatives
from the Youth Groups which
include Southeastern M a,
South ern' Junior Hadassah,
Southern Young Judaea, Southern
Young Judaea Leaders Council,
Southern LIZA, Plugat Aliyah
and BrandeiS Camp alumni.
The Israeli Fellowship is being
awarded for, the first time this
year to an outstanding young man
or woman in the Southeastern or
Florida Regions of Hahasah. In
terested candidates are requested
to obtain applications from the
Southern Zionist Youth Commits
sion, 702 Peters Bldg, Atlanta,
Ga. The deadline has been set for
May 3rd. The winner of the amard
will go to Israel through an au-
thorized agency already set up
to arrange for transportation,
passports, etc.
Other matters scheduled for the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-28
CHARLESTON, sc. CELEBRATES 200th YEAR
Foreign Capitalists Invest
$40, 900, 900 in Sixty New
Plants In Israel

TEL AVN, (JTA) - Some
$2O,OOO,OOO worth of foreign cap
ital has been invested in the last
few months in 60-large-scale
manufacturing establishments in
Israel, Gershon Meron, director
general of the Trade Ministry,
told a press conference.
Mr.. Meron added that scores of
smaller plants have been set up
by recently arrived immigrants
who brought with them machin-
cry valued at tens of thousands
of dollars. He attributed the squirt
in investment to the govern
ment's recent legislation design
ed to attract foreign capital.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-28
PLAIN TALK
BY Alfred Segal
Mr.. HILLEL'S TWO PEWS

CNEls E14AA64 y WV E6W0
Our Mr.. Hillel once more was
relaxing from the tensions of his
business 1.-THE U. S. Widget Corp.)
AS everybody should know by
now. when Mr.. Hillel relaxes he
doesn't go to a rummY game or
canasta. He comes to this col
umn to help me write it. or. as
occurred on a number of occas-
ions. he has written it himself.
Now he was saying: "Widgets
are driving me crazy, the way the
orders are coming in. And the
way the profits are piling up"
you mean" 1 said. that this
column is an escape from the lun-
acY of widgets?"
Put it that way if you want
to-" he replied. ITS like going to
a sanatorium for a rest"
Mr.. Hillel had called to report
that he had returned to the old
Orthodox synagogue of his young
er days. This was not to say
that he had quit the Reform tenn
pie. No. not at all!
For his wife's sake and for his
children's, he was sticking to the
more fashionable temple, as is
becoming to a family whose for
Continued on Page Eighty
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-04-28

Youth Commission meeting which
gets under way at 1000 am. in
clude selection of Brandeis Camp
scholarship winners, selection of
an outstanding Senior Judaean to
attend Tel Yehudah, reports from
the Youth Groups sponsored by
the Commission and other matters
including report from the Youth
Director, Herman M. Popkin of
Atlanta.
Members of the Commission in
clude: Mrs. Isadore MoScovitz,
Jacksonville; Mrs. Abe Aronoff,
Clarksdale, Miss; Mrs. Arthur
Held, Birmingham; Mrs. William
Kirshner, N a hville; Mrs. ].
Wilensky, Savannah; Mrs. Maui
rice Levine, Tampa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney C. Gluckman, Daytona
Beach; Max Rob kin, Atlanta;
Mark Spector, Chattanooga; Sol
Benamy, Atlanta; Abe Berkowitz,
Birmingham; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Travis, Atlanta; Rabbi Sylvan
Schwartzman, Nashville; Adal-
bert Freedman, A tt a n t a; ]. B.
Mazer, Birmingham: Rosalie Alb
ramovitz, Tampa; Henry Birn-
brey, Atlanta; Leo Osheroff,
Gainesville; Dolores Edwards,
Jacksonville; Anita Schwartz
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