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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-01-26

Prpetuaton family tradition in America
ed fourth generation when David Mitchell
BerY welcomed into the adult
Jewish community impressive Bar Mzvah
Evening star., 1951-01-15
Arlington Urged to Aid
Red Cross Compuiqn

H. H. Coiner. chairman of the
1851 fund campaign for the Ar
lington Red Cross chapter, has
urged Arlingtonians to support
the Red Cross in its expanding
civil defense program.
He also announced the following
committee appointments.
Burton Kephart. business divi-
sion; Mrs. Reuben Horchow, north
side residential; Mrs. Charles "
Strain. south side residential; Ed
ward Holland, advance gifts:
Charles R. Webb, Negro division:
Mrs. Henry Liebshutz. vice-chair-
man of fund raising. and Mrs. G.
Norman Benjamin, publicity
chairman,
Evening star., 1951-01-15

universal international organiza-
ton as the only efficient means OF
securing peace, have seriously
maintained that 1t was not far
better to obtain United Nations
of which Russia would be men,
ber from the outset than to risk
having no United Nations at all
by refusing to compromise?
President Roosevelt saw clearly
that the power and menace of
Communism lay in the fanatical
faith of its prophets and of its
addicts, even more than in the mil
itary force and vast potential re-
Evening star., 1951-01-15

of Hitler's armies had rapidly
stimulated the Russian ego, nor tt
the fact that after Germany's de.
feat the Soviet state would be by
far the most powerful entity ir
Europe and in Asia.
For these very reasons he was
more than ever convinced that
the only form of insurance which
could be devised at that stage was
to secure the active participation
of the Soviet Union in the United
Nations organization, with all OF
the restrictions and limitations
upon her that this would provide.
The serious difficulties at Dunn
barton Oaks were only two:
whether the Soviet Union should
be given what amounted to three
votes in the Assembly: whether
the right of veto should be un-
limited.
Soviet Union Adamant.
The Soviet Union was adamant
that every great power should have
the right to veto the mere con-
sideration by the Security Council
of any international dispute in
which that great power might
claim it was a participant. Here
again by direct negotiations with
Moscow the President secured
agreement on compromise form
ula which was later officially ap-
proved at the Yalta Conference.
This admitted the Soviet con-
tention that the veto might legiti-
|mately be employed by major
power to prevent sanctions against
itself. But the Soviet Union con-
ceded the American contention
that the veto should not include
the right to prevent consideration
of any dispute by the Security
Council.
Thus in the recent case of ag-
gresSion against South Korea, SO
members of the United Nations
were able to join in armed resist
ance to the aggression, notwith-
standing the Soviet resort to black
mail, intimidation and parliament
tary filibuster.
In the light of conditions as they
existed in 1945, could any objec-
tive observer, who believed in a
Evening star., 1951-01-15

preliminary United Nations or
ganization came into existence
before the end of the war; and
without that there would have
been no United Nations today.
The factors which brought
about a complete change in his
viewpoint proved powerful: The
spectacular results of his own
initiative in summoning the inter-
American conference for the
maintenance of peace at Buenos
Aires in 1886. and the enthusiastic
reception which American public
opinion had given the Atlantic
Charter. The determining factor
was the impact of Pearl Harbor
itself. The disaster brought home
to him the full realization that
today great-power aggression can
be forestalled only by effective
collective security.
At the beginning of 1943, the
President gave me two hours in
which I might show him the ten
tative conclusions reached by our
advisory committee regarding a
future international organization.
At that stage, the members of the
committee were of the opinion
that any new world structure
should be built upon regional or
ganizations. Each of these would
periodically elect representatives
to sit in superior executive coun-
Gil to which supreme authority
would be delegated by all of the
members OF the United Nations.
This executive council was to
be composed of II members, seven
to be elected by the regional or
ganizations and the remaining
four to be delegates of the United
States, the Soviet Union, Great
Britain and China. These four
were to have a veto to the extent
that the employment of military
force could be ordered by the
Supreme Executive Council only
if nine of its members voted af-
flrmatively. However, if one of
the major powers was found guilty
of aggression, that country should
not be permitted to veto military
sanctions upon it.
Thought Well of Project.
In general, the President
thought well of the project.
Mr.. Eden came in March, 1943,
for a full discussion with the
President. AS I remember the
conversation there was very re-
markable meeting of minds be-
tween the British and ourselves
I gave the President the final
blueprint of the United Nations
before he left for the Teheran
conference. In the meantime the
major members of the United
Nations had issued at Moscow the
Joint declaration announcing their
intention of establishing a univer-
sal organization.
In view of Russian policy since
TIE war, it is worth noting that at
Teheran Stain opposed the in
clusion of China as a major power.
China would never have been so
accepted had not Roosevelt over
ridden the joint British and Rus
sian objections. Moreover, by then,
Stain ad come to favor the crea-
ton of regional councils entrusted
with responsibility for maintain
ing peace, and he advocated that
the United States be included in
such 1egional council for Europe.
What is equally worthy of note
is the Presidents blunt statement
at the conference that the chief
threat to the future eace of the
world would be aggression on the
part of a major power He in
sisted that in this case such a
power must automatically be sub
iect to bonbaroment, or invasion,
or both, by the police force OF the
world organization.
The President was not blind to
Evening star., 1951-01-15
BY Sumner WelIes

The planning for future inter-
national organization undertaken
in the Department of State dur
ing the war did not at first appeal
to President Roosevelt. Yet at
Teheran in 1943 he initiated the
discussions with Mr.. Churchill
and Stain which later made pos
sible the negotiation of the u. N.
Charter at San Francisco.
To him. indeed. and to him
alone, we owe the fact that a
Evening star., 1951-01-15
Plans for World Organization Opposed at First by Roosevelt

sources of the Soviet Union; that
communisn1's stoutest ally was
war. and that only in a world at
peace could the basic tenets of
democracy ultimately triumph.
Copyright, 1850, Council Of Foreign
Relations, Inc.
Evening star., 1951-01-15
Stoddert PTA Meeting

The Stoddert School Parent
Teacher Association will meet al
8 o'clock tonight in the school
auditorium at Calvert and Fortieth
streets NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-15

This is the second of two articles by Mr.
WelIes. former Undersecretoy Of Stote.
distributed by the North Amereon
Newspaper AIIionee with permission oi
Foreign Affoirs Quorterly. The ortieIes
ore excerpts from the book to be, pub
Iished this spring by Horpers: Seven
Decisions Thot Shoped History"
Evening star., 1951-01-15
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-09-15
Make Your Nomination for
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considered by the judging commit
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-09-15

the causes Of our child's behavior.
If he is tired or i'll, the solution is
to put him to bed or have him rest.
If he is bored, surprise shelf is a
wonderful remedy.
If it is merely gloomy dreary
day that depresses you and your chill
.dren, don't make it worse by catch
ing up on your work. Work (as all
mothers have learned) will wait.
Take the day off to have fun with
the children. Make some cookies,
pop some corn, make the dolls some
clothes. Let the children make
Christmas cards or valentines if the
season is near. Let them plan a party
and make decorations. Even birth
day party with only members Of the
family present can be very festive
with few homemade decorations.
Try Exercise
For nervous tension try a little
brisk exercise, not cupboard bang
ing. When children are irritating,
as they all too often are, try the old
trick of counting 10 before trusting
your voice. If you count out loud,
as I sometimes do, perhaps you can
laugh with your child as he realizes
that mothers nerves are tense. He
will realize that while he has not
been really naughty, he has not been
really good either. When he needs
to be punished he will know you
thought your action just.
In order to break myself of the
scolding habit ]. had absently slipped
into, tried writing down all the
things / would have scolded about
and referred to them the following
day. It is surprising how many
things are not important enough to
write down. If your children are
old enough, write them notes. A
note such as Dear Irene, when die
you last dust the floor under you
bed? The hook in the closet is fol
your pajamas. The rest of your room
looks very NICE" often works won
ders.
But remember all children crav
affection and admiration, too, an
follow that note with one Of praise
Dear Girls, your room looks yer
nice. How about picnic supper to
night?" I am glad tried this not
system. It has really paid off. A not
in my typewriter this morning read:
''dere Mother, I Love you Irene.
It is not too difficult to avoid scold
ing and it is a small price to pay fo
happy children.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-09-15
Scolding Mothers
By LEONA MAUGHAN

POTS BANGED, dishes clattered.
/ closed cupboard door with a
vicious swing and pitched into Irene
and Betty with a few sharp words.
A moment later / overheard Irene
shrug off the scolding with Mother
is always cross when she typewrites
a long time" yeah answered
Betty soberly, "She doesn't let us
bang things, though"
1 paused in mid-bang, a sharp re-
tort cut off without utterance, as I
realized guiltily they were lucky
their indiscretion had been minor
one and I was banging the kitchen
ware and not my children. try to
teach the girls to face problems with
out irritation and to meet unpleas-
antness with self control, yet how
many times lately had mounting.
nervous tension caused me to be
cross and grouchy. What kind of an
example was setting for them?
Most mothers scold Cor childishly
bang things abou0. Many times we
are cross with our children, scold
or punish them because of our own
state of mind. The complicated
Illustrations of living in the modern
high speed world tax everyone's
nervous system. We snap because
we are i'll or worried, because we
are late or rushed, because we are
tired. Sometimes, alas, we scold be-
cause it has become a habit. These
inconsistent and undeserved scold-
ings cancel any good effect de-
served scolding might witness
my daughters remark about my
temper after long bout with my
typewriter. Perhaps you have heard
your own child soberly explain tc
someone that 'sMommy has a head.
ache" Worse yet, children initiate
They scold and yell at their play
mates and fail to get along will
other children. a scolding mothe
gets back talk and one scene lead
to another and often worse one.
Nervous Misbehavior
In too many cases children misbe
have because they have been mad
nervous, baffled or afraid by sharl
tongued parent. The cause may be
come so buried it is not readily ap
parent. If we admit we often scol
to get relief from our own tau
nerves, we can think calmly abou
/
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-09-15

Now it's your turn to get this same thrill
For you can make the same comparison test right
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see that your Occident Mix cake has bigger layers,
evener texture At first bite you'll taste its fresher
flavor the result of Occident's carefully blended
ingredients land fresh eggs and favoring you add
yourselD.
Yes, your Occident Mix cake will be the most
heavenly table-delight you ever served happy
family. Don't wait another day to spring this
wonderful surprise. Now now's the time!
Evening star., 1951-12-07
TRAILERS

PONTIAC CHIEF, 45 It,, used 2 mos,
2 bedrms., full bath with tub and
shower; $4,000. Lot NO. 279.
WooDLEY HILLS TRAILER COURT,
Alexandria. .
TRAILER, Travelo. 2o-ft., custom.
built, excel. cond.: $1,000 or best
offer. Call Leesburg 33-J-1, OF
write Box abb. Star. %
30 AMER. Gust. club trailer. WOOD
LEY HILLS TRAILER CT, Lot 26s
Alex, Route 1. Inquire anytime
ROYAL TRAILER 1871, approx. gift
long. good cond.. S795 or best offer
HARTMAN Roadmaster. twin hors,
trailers. 1862 models are on dis.
play at COLES. Wash. .-Balto. blvd.
Laurel. Md. Laurel 922.
tionally known makes of mobile
homes. We can arrange parking
work. AMERICAN TRAILER co,
4030 Wis: ave. NV: WO. 1891.
FOR RENT, all modern: mr.. College
PIX. Call TO. BILL. q
Evening star., 1951-12-07
LONG BEACH
8 MODERN COTTAGES
ExCETL,ENT RITYS

l. Large waterfront cottage. not
previously for sale; 100-ft. frontage;
living room, dining room. electric
kitchen. bedrooms, bath and in
closed porches;. partly furnished
Price only Sll, 500. Terms and
2. Fully furnished bedroom cottage,
fully modern with many features
new-house condition Price, $500;
terms to suit purchaser.
3. Modern frame cottage. 800 IT.
from Chesapeake Bay. An unusually
good buy at 81, 500; down payment.
$1,000.
Also water-view lot, 55x120 on 40
ft. street. Price, $3.50: down pay
ment. 500: monthly payment. Sl5.
Lights, phone, year-around water
system, private boat harbor. trash
and garbage collection; many other
services and improvements. To in
Spect, drive 8 miles south Of Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island rd.,
turn left at st. Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs to office on bay.
NJ E. ROCKHILL. INC. st. Leonard.
Evening star., 1951-12-07

sHoREHAM BEACH. Chesapeake Bay
-4-room and bath home. front and
rear screened porches. garage, ami,
furnished, real bargain at Sc. 500,
terms. ME. Oslo.
GUNST0N MAN0R-By private own
er. IA adjoining lots: fairly priced;
reas. terms to responsible party.
Phone TIE. 3627 after pm. week
DAYS; any time SUNDAY a
Evening star., 1951-12-07
LAKE JACKSON
A lo-MILE LAKE

EMILE LAKE
Mr.. Manassas. Va.-A remodeled, full
log. arm. and bath cabin. on
beautiful ter-front lots; eastern
exposure. ami, stone firepl.. elec.
tricity and water; priced right; reas
terms. See this now. Also beauti.
full wooded lots from 1895 a pr. ano
Up. Open daily and Sun. Cal
Manassas 97-F-i
Evening star., 1951-12-07
TRAlLERs teont. }

BETTER TRAILER SALES, cherr.
Hill Trailer Park. Route ]. Berwyn
Nd. authorized dealer for severa
makes Of new and used house trail.
ers: trailer service. electric welding
and trailer kitches installed. TO
Evening star., 1951-12-07

FLORIDA cruise, inland waterway;
4O-ft. twin-screw yacht: will take
four congenial guests: excellent ac-
commodations: share expenses. two
Tsess Yses or more; refs, exchanged. Ex.
BOAT YARD FOR SALE, 1850 Maine
ave. s.w. Two marine railways
OWENS & Rive, EX. $3.50. l0s
TROLLING FOR ROCK, trout, blues;
Bloody Point. Sharp, Gooses. Resery,
Call CAPT. KING. WA. 41e2.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bay fishing
Cash. After 8 pm. GE. 3I66. g
|RUNABOUT. 16 it.. custom built,
complete with steering wheel. long
decked overflow: also have 22-h. o.
johnson motor; newly overhauled;
all good cond. Reas. price. FA. 22S0.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1g41 suburban delivery; very
good condition; 1926. DE. 1884. 8
CHEVROLET 1949 lh-ton platform;
under II 900 miles: excellent con-
dition. Cali OWNER. ST. 1865.
FORD '45 2-ton: long wheelbase with
1913 motor; In excel. cond. 1896,
EASTERN MoToRs. so4 s. Biadens-
burg I'd. NE. Ii. 6-114O. LII. 4-8943.
FORD Al crane with rebuilt motor;
IN excel; cond. S495. can arrange
TnRs lnmsdiats sof fnancing s,.as, .E EASTERN MO-
II: 6-1140 Ii. 4-S943. s
FORD 1850 pickup truck: IN perfect
cond.: 81 200 cash; can be seen after
$50 ewes. at 4421 Alton pl. NV.
INTERNATIONAL 1947 model KB-5;
meat esder sas go9d aTs si1ss rors excel M runpins
slaminum body: heater: 81. sI!p 200 j mi. MI.
S795; 1949 Dodge 1h-ton capacity,
le1e Ford model coz. Fs: heater,
2-speed rear axle. S1,095: I949
S4s ea ssnf Esa oa e9oa say ssste ssa5
cond ssa5; 1850 Ford model Fa: l.
ton pickup; 7; and h; 5000 mi, :,
sts. Sc: Ii. 10000, Dodge -PIym-
OulA SUIltCtllSDlly lOEatGQ. Oily o
minis. from downtown. %
sTUDEBAKER 1949 IN ton. 12-ft.
van body truck; in peri. cond.
at Ss95. KAPLAN { CRAWFORD,
1919 champlain st. NV, co. 6740.
REQ AT 2-ton. 1e-ft. stake: a-speed
owner; MI. ee7s. ALS Lo. 5-oi34. We si
FORD AT VS. "a ton. 12-ft. stake;
S395. NATIONAL TRUCK RENTAL
CO. 2316 Georgia ave. 3
THAMES '4s s-ton panel; ready to
Fiji ri daSk sRNhrps eSe seod tres SSast S3s5
FORD IS i-ton panel; new dark
green paint, ready to go; $595. HILL
4 SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. (NA. 9s5O). lila Vermont
cHEyRoLEr fHsi .4s parcel delivery; dual
wheels. heater. equipped auxillary
WWash.'s VAS Oldest Ford Ford 5 6eaier. aeEDeN1. eNa.
caEVRoLEF casS LII ye5mSns tg Sms, ave D. Nv vd
You can't beat this: ssSs. HILL &
SANDERS, Wash.s Oldest Ford
Dealer, (NA. 9s50). 1114 Vermont
FORD sSsi - g FL panel; ao,asz suaran-
tee: S795. HILL g. SANDERS. Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer. (NA. $3.50, 1114
Vermont ave. NV.
FORD AZ fat bed: the famous CoE
rugged construction. Miles and miles
OF work left in this one. Exception
ally good buy. CHERNER, Ford Deal
ers, I'LL Florida ave. NV. HO. 50O5
Open till 9 pm.
CHEVROLET '48 sedan delivery; the
mileage on this workhorse model
will convince you that you can get
years and years of good service
IN beautiful condition. Carries the
tee. Only $795. SHIRLINGTON
Lincoln-Mercury Dealers, ShirlinR-
ton Business Center, OV. 40O4
Open till 8 pm.
PICKUPs, PANELS, STAKES
All guaranteed. Our stock includes:
30 Chey. a-ton pickup. like new.
80 Ford z-ton pickup.
'49 Ford h-ton pickup.
40 Chew. 1-ton pickup.
40 Chev. 1h-ton stake.
48 Chev. 1h-ton stake.
80 Chev. 2-ton panel.
40 Chev. a-ton panel.
I'47 Chev. A-ton pickup. "a SPEEDY
All reconditioned and ready for the
road. These units have been traded
on new Chevrolet trucks. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO., INC, 7725
Wisconsin ave-. OIL. 800. open
ewes. IA
DODGE PANET, TRITCK
Evening star., 1951-12-07
AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

TRUCK with one or two men, large
or small Jobs, 24-hr. service. MI.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

TWIN MOPAR HEATERS, complete.
to fit DeSoto, Plymouth or Chrysler,
yr;. .46 through 40. First offer. JA.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
FLORIDA PROPERTY
HOME IN FLORIDA

HOME IN FLORIDA
Some day YOU will wish to live In
this delightful all-year climate, with
no heating bills. no State income
taxes and no real estate taxes up 10
So, 900. Why not prepare for it now
with q small down payment and
monthly payments you will never
Tamiami Trail. is IL miles south OF
Sarasota, miles north of Venice
and offers YOU la-acre lots from
$3.50 up with only 500 down pay
ment. Soil found by Govt. test very
fertile for fruits and vegetables
Desirable restrictions, Write or tele-
!ASK-US? REALTY CO. 435O Lee
hwy. Arl., Gil. 1852, OK. 1858.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
GARAGES

GARAGE. brick, for rent. easy access
rear 1885 r st. NV. SIS month
NO. 5000. -
GARAGE SPACE FOR RENT in new
downtown apt bldg; self-automatit
parking; SIS month. 1925 T st. NV
GE. 0437. -l2
1912 2Ist ST.-Two-car garage, $2(
per month. MI. 77Sl. -
Evening star., 1951-12-07


WILL PAY Cash for clean cars. an,
gan ROYAL MOTORS. INC. 4iot
Georgia ave. NV. TU. 243s.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. casf
for nice low-miieage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES: 5612 Ga. ave. RA. 1922
WILL PAY the highest price for used
Chevrolets. Fords and Plymouths
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO, 772b
Wis. ave. OIL. 6100. Omen ewes.
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALS OF all
makes OF cars are assured al
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1884 l. st. NV.
ME. 040O.
SOUTHERN 9UYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying big prices, 1885 to 1949. 5S06
Cfa GT 0GAA
Evening star., 1951-12-07
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcons.)
LUSTINE'S
TRUCK BARGAINS

4s CHEVROLET --.-- S69s
la-ton. canopy express. engine over
hauled.
40 FORD $685.
la-ton panel; swift red; rugged
economical unit with heater and
safety grille guard.
so CHEVROLET ---.--- ---- S995
il2-ton panel; mech. excellent; deep
blue flnish; a truck to be proud of
40 CHEVROLET S9S3
Sedan delivery. Attention. all drug.
eiSts and grocery store ownersl This
Is what you've been looking for
46 INTERNATIONAL ..--- $74t
K-5 14-ft. rugged oak bed and sloi
siding: mech. tops. Don't miss this
real work horse.
40 DODGE S99s
unit.
JUSTINE
$500 BALTIC. Ave. Hyattsville, Md,
WA T2N5 APP 2000
Evening star., 1951-12-07
IN TO an MILES = q

10 TO 80 MILES, D. c.
IS acres, 6-rm. house. bath. elec-
tricity; S15,95o
ments: $4,000.
GA acres. good 5-rm. house, full base
ment. 2 firepiaces; S17500.
9 acres. shack with n bath. 11o0-ft
water front
BEAULAH GOSS CHI. 5682
Evening star., 1951-12-07
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

$1,000 BY PROFESSIONAL engineer
TO establish own office; six years in
the field; experienced. qualified. reg
fs IfsteTed and well known in the pro-
Evening star., 1951-12-07
We're in the
race!

Not for any public ofice, but for
your used car business. Our prices
are right. Cars ready to 20. and
backed by our liberal guarantee,
Evening star., 1951-12-07
AVIATION
BOATS

VIRGINIA FLYING CLUB has OPEN
Ing for 2 members. Reasonable rates.
Telephone XII. S-9366 %
Evening star., 1951-12-07
FARMS
Near Charlottesville, Va.

wear CHdrIOCCeSVlIIe, va.
S25-acre grazing farm and apple
orchard on paved highway. A COM
Portable residence of z rooms; barn
and outbuildings; tenant houses.
A $4,000 water system for orchard
and spraying. $500 apple trees in
this year. Statistics as to former
crops. etc. available. This is q
money-maker for the right pur-
chaser. Terms to responsible buyer.
Priced low for quick sale in next
so days. Owner authorizes price OF
SAG 600. Call Maj. Lane. MA. $500.
BOSS q PHELPS. INC. 14l7 K st.
-
Evening star., 1951-12-07
III ISbU Or, ABSOLUTELY
will sacrifice for ST. .l95.

40 2-dr.; black; good
can inside and out:
1Sp, for a couple of
$3.50. 5102 Georgia
Evening star., 1951-12-07
L.IISTIN
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

$500 BALTIC. Ave. Hyattsville. Md
WA. 1905, AP. 1000