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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
Brunswick, Georgia
The Rosh
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Quiz Box
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had accomplished their mission.
The shofar was then blown at the
later service, the Commandment
was adhered to, and the police
were tricked.
AS a sort of tribute to these
cunning sages who saved the day
and as a memorial to our heroic
ancestors who persisted in carry
ing out the commandments even
during difficult times, the shofar
is still blown at the late service.
Even for the early morning serv-
ice, it is blown at the end of the
service.
This, today, has a practical
basis too, since most worshippers
never get to the synagogue in
time for the early morning serv
ices on Rosh Hashonah. It is diff
cult to ascertain, however,
whether the shofar-blowing of
the earlier service was DELAYED
for their coming or whether the
practice of coming late was init
ated because of the fact that one
could come late and still be in
time for the shofar.
y =
QUESTION: Why is it custom
ary to eat sweets on Rosh Hash.
onah?
ANSWER: This custom seems
to be an old one. Even as far
back as in the days of the Bible
we find Ezra telling the returning
exiles to eat good things and
drink sweet wine on this day. The
Talmud (Tractate Horiyot 12a)
also mentions this as an accepted
custom, explaining that it was an
omen for a sweet year." Dainties
that are in abundance or whose
names suggest blessings or for
glveness are preferred. The mo-
rale is quite wholesome one. It
teaches us not merely to sit back
and pray for sweetness, blessing
and forgiveness on the New Year.
1t advices us to go out and find
these gifts; to reap them by our
acts of kindness and mercy: to
earn them with good deeds.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
BARGAINS!

AZ Nash club coupe 300"
r, h., 8 new tires, 2-tone green:
S6a5. '4S Plymouth Diamond
Cab. in very good cond.. very
clean: h.; $685.. 80 Ply
mouth a-dr.; maroon; r. h.;
81 .295. Others to choose from.
FRANCIS & PARSONS
I6 Nichols Ave. Sc, LU. 4-2SSI
Evening star., 1951-11-03

1860 Commander f.
dr.; overdriye, custom covers; by
one owner: very low mileage; excel.
cond.: don't let this Low grics fool
you-S1 1886. JET MOTORS.o 1926
Nichols ave. s.e., 10. 2-0336. a
1947 Commander land
cruiser; black; completely equipped
with cd. climatizer. defroster, radio.
Tally priced at S095. Butler Bonded.
LEE d. BUTLER, INC, 1l21 21st
st. NV. DI. 01I0. Open Sat. and
Sun till ., weekdays till Q. Visit
our inside showroom: %
sTUDEBAkER i949 Champ; copv.:
leather upholstery. new tan top. .
very good tires. radio. Our week end
special. Butler Bonded, 81 l.245. LEE
D. BUTLER, INC, 112l 21st st.
NV, DI. OllO. Open Sat. and Sun.
tl,ds tn g. weekdays weekday, till 8. Visit our
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Regal
4-dr, sedan; beautiful black cherry
tion. Butler Bonded, 81 AS. LEE D.
buTLEa, NC. Ll2l list st. nv,
DI. 0l1O. Open Sat and Sun. till 8,
Weekdays TIL o. Visit our inside
sTUDEBAKER 81 s-cylnder 4-door
sedan with radio: four months old.
5000 miles: S1.SO0; owner leaving
country. Call c. MOORE. MA. 5425,
Room 4O2. Saturday or Sunday. :"
STUDEBAKER Al Champion opera
coupe; h.. Sc, light blue, new paint;
S345. Economical. SH. 1857 aft. 8 30.
-6
STUDEBAKER 1947 club cpe.; $3.50
or best offer; must be sold today;
bank terms arranged. ALCO MFRS,
4th at Md. ave. s.w., RE. 1856.
WILLYS 1919 station wagon so;
overdriVe, dark green finish, low
mileage: looks and runs like new;
Butler Bonded; only 81 ,095. LEE d.
BUTLER, INC, l121 2lSt st. NV,
DI ono. Open Sat. and Sun. till 8,
weekdays till 9. Visit our showroom.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED
tContinued.)
L O S T

500 BY q. certain man IN Arlington
who sold his car to q neighbor with.
o3t firSt getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
TRAILERS
GARAGES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTEp

aN hOCk. any size job; prompt
IA. 2937; after z pm. GE. I4i6
Evening star., 1951-11-03
So ACRES-ALL CLEAR
~ 31 W. 0H1 7 Z w
Realtors. FA. 262n =
SOUNDS FISHY

But 1t is true, about one-acre, Is
miles of D. C. line with FIVE room
frame residence; furnace heat, water
close TO highway Price reduced to
$500 with $4,000 cash. bal. terms,
H. B, MITCHELL
Herndon, Va. Phone 1876
Evening star., 1951-11-03
FARM AND INVESTMENT
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

BRADBuRY ylLLAGE-Gently roll
ing ing lot, 81 soXloO; s;l sewer: water and
sHIsoaEMAKER, sa 17la K St, NV! NV. IA.
PAINT BRANCH FARMs-Beautiful
s9g acre ui S2,lo0; Midland road, Call
SLIGO CREEK PKWY. A dis
tinguished address. lot 20. 900 So. It,
1OO-ft. front. zoo #. deep. A beau
t:ful homesite on high ground
wooded with big oaks. Public utilities
available. Only 3 minutes from Sill
st. This is about the last available
parkway land. An AL investment
to hold or build on. SH. 1926. a
NEW SUBDIVISION (Springfield
Forestl, in Fairfax County, / mi.
east Of Shirley hwy, on Franconia
rd.-I2-acre wooded homesites, city
SoWn Gassr sad sad tpansP ira 81 500 up 500
II & SONS, AL. 5000 tclosed Sundaysl.
2al ACRES, 20 minutes to town; ex-
cellent for home or retreat; S2,750.
BGiEDEks, 4Hf IlAs SAT; ATTENTION fully
improved desirable lots left in new
N: Arl. subdiy;; excel. location and
suitable for $4,000 and up homes.
OWNER, ia. 2-5575. No brokers,
LOTS FOR SALE Residential and
Vista Nd. cHARLEs F. A. LoNGus. 5Sse s
Broker, 1898 Benning rd' ne, LU
roToMAc. MD.-ss. acres. next ext to
S.sI1fifn5 SSTmandy ,o Earns for for $4,000 @
j. LEO KoLB CO. MI. 210o. ~ ~
z LOTS. suitable Tor better class
homes west of upper 10th st. in
Beck .61o Greek Park area, OWNER.
CORNER 18th ST. NV. $500 block,
and Northgate rd--l00xl0 90; plans
for rambler completed. MR.. HAS
BY OWNER-Hilltop corner lot; in
one of Fairfax'S better communities;
Of Sleepy, Hollow rd.; city utii.;
Il XDJo1STNs iS9T SF bsst sft6,SH NeT GH S4 sSa4 -
5s seF Bessh and sn6 6ags soA Ata Vista No
for both. Rockville 3744. Il
"a ,A.-Bea utiful level ground or
Motley I'd, in Paint Branch amone
sSauis1ts sS gu 5ss homes o q 6lk. Sff Colesyill!
Fra;65 rao55 22o-it. frontage; $4,000. WI
cHEvY CHASE, D. C.-1oo-ft. front
corner lot to alley: 2 blks; east o
upper Conn, ave. Wo. 1927. =
ASHTON AREA acres; small 4
room house; attractive building site
Call Ashton 1866. a
each. Priced from $3.50 per acrI
up, Beautiful homesites. Excellen
soil. g miles to d. C. Enterpris,
I'd. Bowie 3406. IL
NEAR KENWOOD COUNTRY CLUE
9n River r., i-acre cor. lot, 270,
co: MI; 210o. Ii
SHEPHERD PARK-Very nice ram
bier sites from $4,000 and UP. Fo
further infor; Call RA. 200. %
POTOMAC AREA ACREAGE-Con
Would@iike partners interested h
the purchase Of this ground for de
yeloping. building and financin
eAeir home costing approx. S35 (l11I
2pch to receive approx. 8 acre:
Non 1907, Star. u
Evening star., 1951-11-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN '4s 4-dr.; in excellent con-
dition throughout: low mileage: eco
nomical transp.; 1915 for quick sale.
2a97 Woodley place NV. Call AD.
AUSTIN 1876. 4adoor sedan; fully
AUTO (Kaiser-Frazer, Inc. both
sides 7th and r NV. NO. 1857
AUSTIN 1850 4-dr. sedan; S9s5.
SSslivered; eauipped. Also dealer for
Hillman MOTIFS. NC. sSi Jaguar anuG.n and
many other English, German.
PRy, Ltd: Established 1928. 18th
AGsTS eRs1fR' 4s ssE' aar n the sss SS5ld MANHAr
TAN AUTO Kaiser-Frazer, me-.
both sides 7th and r NV. NO. 1857
BUICK 1949 Super conv: Dynafiow
nlaek. Wv; tires, radio and heater:
snder " ls'ono miles; original owner:
srIek' is47 es sapef oe cony si1gi fully EQUIP 81
black. Wv, tires, excep. clean; pvt.
owner: $4,000 actual miles, 81 .:3Uij
or best offer. 81. 45i3 after 6 pm.
BUICK 81 Super Riviera: 2-tone;
orig. miles; So 400 or best offer. Just
like a new car. OIL. 1924. A
BUICK 1880 de luxe Special: orig.
PVT; owner; Sl,75O or best offer. WI
BUICK Al 4-dr. Special; excel. run.
battery; $3.50. OF. 7454. a
good cond., $3.50 $3.50. ea Phone dE. EeBs9S' 8s4S''
BUICK 40 Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan;
Dynaflow; r. and h.; custom inte-
rior; black finish; Wv. tires. Car is
h1oushoa Sg IN rheps iaGeriom IS NO oea s0satiop
to be appreciated. 1885. BELL
MOTORS; 5010 Wisconsin ave. NV.
BUICK 40 conv.; new top, new tires.
fully equipped; $4,000 mi; orig.
o,seT oTner; sR must s4Ss sell; s1'ee5 or best
BUICK I convertible. excellent con-
,dition. $3.50. WA: SasS. Il
dream of a performing prewar car.
Go1d 601S t9r Io thouSands sen q esrefres miles.
aE Sash. aa4 aath aSd mdLbIAMs n sts a ST BAkE6 H6
BUICK 40 Super black 2-door: one
Sl,550; can be financed. TIE. 26OS.
BUICK 1887 4-door sedan; $50.
Buick 9~ la4o ,4-dr. sedan; Al IN me-
cellent buy. $3.50. Cali ia. 0972.
BUICK 1850 Special 4-door sedan;
actually driven only 1900 miles;
owner oSd r;.s especially So priced for month.
evenings. LOVING MOTORS tPacE-
ard), 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV,
BUICK 1887 5-pass. cpe.; real good
cond.; +. and h.; S165. WA. 2o27.
BUICK Al Special 4-dr. sed.; pvt.
owner: excel. running cond.; must
sell; $3.50 or best offer. oW. 1886.
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster 4-door
spection will certainly convince you
Of the. exceptionally fine care by
original owner. Smart black finish,
Spotless interior, mechanically car
RES our guarantee; only 81 ;095;
Open evenings; LOVING MOTORS
!Packardl. 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV,
BUICK lMi y fia95o Super sedan; Dyna-
flow; T. and h.; excel. cond. through
out; this is q low-mileage, l-oWner
selected car traded in on q new
Pontiac and has a 10,000-mi. or l.
" guarantee; today's special at
$3.50; excellent terms. Open ewes.
til 8. COAST-LN-PONT1AC, 427
Fla: ave. ne. AT. 1900. IS
BUCKS 1941 Special 2-dr. and 4-dr.;
both very good: S275 each. 4th at
Md. ave. s.w.. RE. 1896.
CADILLAC AZ "61" 4-dr.; r.. h.,
many other Gus. Cadillac access. !;
absolutely peri; low NIL; 1-ownsr
car: 81 .295. MCNEIL STUDE-
1886. Open ewes. til 8.
CADILLAC 1949 sedan; attractive q
tone; heater, radio, 5 white side
: walaz; excellent condition; nylon
seat covers; yours today for 5000.
Tel. FA, 1920, IS
Evening star., 1951-11-03
MONEY WANTED
AVIATION
BOATS

Trolling RioddI SG;I, FOR ROCK, trout. Blues,
Gan CAPT KING. WA. 4i92. ''
STORAGE, repairs. painting, hydro.
plane redesigning. kits to ii # soId
ana assembled. Open Sundays, w II
SBiio JENKINS, 500 Maine ave.
BOAT Nfi BERT4s ia'2 AVAIL. oua1sD- ms
tteed ice free; power and water out M
let's; Ruzzard Point Boat yard
II 3-96I7 or OF. S49i.
39-fT. CRUISER. bay type. very solid
bottom recently refastened and
etauiSed. etnuS Sleeps 4, has water. sink.
chrysler da!s ana Ace hsnf S4b h4U hee sad
Price as is $3.50. Located last
'oa'Saro' M st. sc. Call Ii. 7-657s.
1919 STEELCRAFT DE Luxe SEn.N
cockpit cover and awning, carpets
other extras. Don't look at this
poat unless you want the cleanest-
neSt-equlpped and finest Steelcraft
re- readV 5nese se wa. waters rs n Us perfect and
See at EELcRAFT DOCK d. Sss' Main. Gner
and Nd s.W. Phone ST. 4l45. -8
2S-Fr. 1850 STEELCRAFT FLYING
Bridge Express Cruiser, $3.50 ~
- .5-it. Steeioraft Sedan, So ,45G'
t@-it. Eco, walk-around deck, SI2 500
tu-tt ~ :; neeler. twin engine, Slf !50
jill. Flying Bridge l949 Chris Craft
tNln $50 h.p.. Sl:}.0Ou.
oo-It. LaWley twin Chryslers, SI3,950
7S-u. ACF bridge deck, twin ensine,
See at sTEELcRGFT WASHINGTON
CO. Maine and NJ s.w. Phone ST.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
1851 CHEW. SEDAN DEL'Y

Less than three months old e
real buy for the trayeler. sports.
two fold down hunks, complete with
kapok mattresses, camp stove and
equipment storage bins. Also heater,
gas and oil filter, UNDERWOOD light,
fendix, and tools. Vehicle In brand
new condition.; gave 20 miles to gall
A real buy at SI,725. Phone Hobart
3442 now. for complete information.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
MOTORCYCLES
MISCELLANEOUS

TIRES AND TUBES FOR SALE
White-wau Kelly Springfield. size
6.7oXl5. meyer been unwrapped: /:
reas ior selling. bought new car,
VII! sell less than cost; sos for tires
and tubes IA. 4S4a
raIhAkD PARTS, trans. and diff.
after pm.
4 NEW Y; S, ROYAL TIRES. s soxls.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
PRIVATE CAR
OWNERS
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE AS ls-ton panel; good cond.
INTERNATIONAL Al Acton package
delivery: Just passed %. c. inspec-
ton; new paint inside and out. Good
FoRn eSRG' sss' 4a &c Can tor Tn; alS2 S;..un
ssa5. JET MOTORS. 2725 Nichols
aye. Sc, 10. 2-0336. a
sa45. MANHATTAN AUTo ,ksiser:
Frazer, IncJ. both sides 7th and
CHEvROLET I94. I-ton panel: 1895
MANHATTAN AUTO tKaiser Frazer.
Ing, both sides 7th and R NV.
cHGvRooIIiE:r 1850 sedan delivery.
2l49 K st. NV, NE. 6sl1. days.
DODGE 194s panel truck; excellent
condition. WI. ol5a
DODGE 1850 panel truck; excellent
condition; low mileage. WI. 0l59.
DODGE AZ half-ton panel delivery.
FORD 1850 pickup VS.. FL; low
mileagE heater, mud grip tires:
$1,000. Ask operator for Occoquan
i7-J-2 after 4 pm. -3
STUDEBAKER 194a s4-ton pickup;
SPECIAL for Sat, only. $3.50: KEN
YON-PECK. INC. CHI 9003. 3l40
Lee hwy, Arlington, Va.
for Sat, $S5. KEEYON-PECK,I INC,
GH: 90o3. 3l40 Lee hwy. Arl... Va.
: $50. KENYoN-PEck. IiI on fNc.. 'tsR' cR.
9003, 3l40 Lee hwy, Arlington. va.
l947 l-ton stake body:
an excel. truck. thoroushly recond.
and ready for service; S4g5. Nc
NEIL STUDEBAKER. 4o34 Wis. ave.
NV EN-. 1886 a
l947 ia-ton pickup;
green. very good cond: Butler
Bonded; S695. LEE D. BUTLER,
INC. 1121 2lst st. NV. DI. O110.
Open Sat. and Sun. till 6, weekdays
till 2. visit our inside showroom.
s4-TON FORD TRUCK; panel body:
rebuilt motor: 6-ply tires; S225.
LA. 6-6S6h. -
CHEW. 1885 ia-ton panel; S75; very
fne and clean; good tires; excel
value. 4th at Md. ave. s.w., RE.
Evening star., 1951-11-03

AUSTIN '4s 4-dr.; in excellent con-
dition throughout: low mileage: eco
nomical tranSp.; 1915 for quick sale.
2107 Woodley place NV. Call AD.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

CHESAPEAKE BEACH-2nd fir, pvt,
entr., overlooking Bay, in finest area;
2 bedrms., lily. rm., dinette, kit,
comp; bath. elec. refgr., gas range,
h. W; and heat incl. S65 mo. yr
round. Cali at office OF CHESAPEAF
phone Mr.. Fowler, WO. S7i6 after
d pm. Il
Evening star., 1951-11-03
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

S.: 900 GHT-EDGE second trust. &C,
500 per month. VIII discount .5G
penlnd ~ 900 B. and L. 1st trust.
LU. l-7I34. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05
SAVE on
priced Irish linen
double DAMASK

enjoy the traditional beauty Of this fine Inen savings that
make it than usually sound investment for your
table, for wedding gift Superb Irish nen doubewoven
domosk for long years of service with rolled hems ready
for USE Five handsome patterns: Louis XIV shown Poppy
Chysontherum. Tulip and Scroll Cornotion and Fern
Evening star., 1951-11-24
TeIevision Topic
OfClub ProQrum

Ralph Steele. executive direc-
tor of the Joint Committee on
Educational Television, American
Council on Education, will be the
guest speaker at meeting of the
Civics Section of the Woman's
Club of Chevy Chase at 1880 pm
Monday in the clubhouse.
Mr.. Steetle's talk will be fol-
lowed by a discussion of the pos
sibilities of educational television
by a group of young people from
the Bethesda-Chevy Chase and
Woodrow Wilson High Schools.
Mrs. Gertrude Broderick, radio
and education specialist of the
United States Office of Education
will be moderator for the panel
Those participating in the discus
sion will be Beverly Alexander and
Laurence Harry, members of the
Student Council at Woodrow Will
son, and Sally Rush, chairman OF
the assembly group; Peggy Reeves
chairman of the Student Court
and Roger Bell of Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School.
The Youth Conservation Com
mittee, under the chairmanshir
of Mrs. Oliver Anderson, and the
Radio, Television and Motion Pic
ture Committee, under the chair
manship of Mrs. Earl A. Trager
will be in charge of the program
Evening star., 1951-11-24
bikes on Pc Blown Up
To Divert Flood 10 Sea
BY the Associated Press

ROVIGO, Italy, Nov. 24.-Engi-
neers set off nearly two tons of dy-
Mantle this morning to blast open
Pc River dikes and release tor
rents of food waters toward the
Adriatic Sea.
The action was taken to relieve
flood pressures on larger towns
along the raging rivers banks
Church bells tolled a warning just
before the blast was set off.
The Pc has been cutting a path
of devastation across North Italy
for 16 days. At least 100000 per-
sons have been driven from their
homes. hundreds of millions OF
dollars in damage have been
counted and unofficial figures
place the number of dead at more
than $50.
The United States Air Force
sent a helicopter to fly over the
Rovigo area. The helicopter,
piloted by Capt. Henry Schwiez,
of Chicago. had been used to
search for the American CAT
plane which has been missing
since Monday.
The United States European
Command announced that 5000
Army blankets. weighing 10000
pounds, were flown from Germany
to Malpensa Airfield near Milan
early today for the flood victims.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
THE EVENING STAR AT
Washington, D. c. 80
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1851

something like animal hiberna-
ton. "The coldness of the water
drove her blood centrally. II
your regular metabolism goes
haywire, you slow down like a
snake. Her metabolism was so
slow the need for oxygen was
small. That is why the doctor
who pronounced her dead detect
ed no breathing, pulse, heartbeat
or blood pressure.
From the experience of the
past weeks" Mrs. Butler said, II
feel I have learned:
Humility My past expert
ence of driving through to COM
pletion did not work this time
Tin the suicide effort).
"Kindliness and interest of even
complete strangers to me Chun-
dreds have written they prayed
for her life)."
She plans to resume work on
the book she is writing about
nomads-from the Israelites down
through history to the wandering
BindleStiffs of California.
She will not try again to take
her life. Il am not fool. Every
woman is entitled to one error.
That one was mine"
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Dead WomonLeoves Hospital,
Plans New and Happy Life
Geometric Patterns
Seen on Awakening
From 7-Doy Sleep
BY the Associated Pres,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. a.
The woman sent to the morgue as
dead Is days ago leaves the hos
Ipital today for a new life she is
anticipating with happiness and
humility.
She remembers nothing from
the time she lost consciousness
from an overdose of so sleeping
pills November 7 to when she be-
gan seeing geometric patterns and
opened her eyes seven days later
in a hospital.
But she knows she wants to
live and to finish a book she had
begun writing. She says spirit
Iedly that attempting to take her
own life was "a stupid, silly thing
to do"
II must be known only as T. K.
Butler" she said. After that you
may say Mrs. Butler. My New
England kin are conservative and
old fashioned. I did silly, fool
ish thing. It's not sensible to
burden them"
She is going away soon to where
she is little known and starting
life anew with relative she will
not identify.
The death of her husband, the
superintendent of San Jose hos
pital, in January, 1851, led to what
Mrs. Butler calls her first real
error.
She dropped her numerous ac-
tivities. Girl Scout work, and such.
"I am afraid I selfishly forgot
the thousands of women who have
faced the same problem" she said.
On November 7. she ate a good
dinner, including two cups of
coffee and my favorite ice cream. ~
Then she returned to her San
Francisco apartment. gulped the
sleeping tablets, intending to bow
her head face down in a filled
bathtub. But she lost conscious
ness face up in the tub.
A physician pronounced her
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Robber Flashes Knife
In Baby Shop, F|ees
When Clerk Screams

A puffy checked" holdup man
flashed knife and asked to see
some baby gowns-and the cash
1register-at the Rockabye Baby
Shop last night, but left empty
handed as quickly as he came.
The shop, at 2906 Fourteenth
street NV, has been the scene
of repeated robberies in the past
year. according to it's owner, Mrs
Helen B. Ulrich. Mrs. DAME.
Paisley, 35. a new employe alone
in the shop last night, hadn't beer
around during the earlier holdups
But she was "briefed" and ready
Police said the holdup man, col.
ored and about Is, was frightened
away when Mrs. Paisley, accord
ing to plan, started screaming fol
her husband at the back of the
store. Mr.. Paisley wasn't there
But it was a good act. The rob-
ber fled.
Mrs. Paisley, who lives at 147a
Irving street NV, later Joined
Mrs. Ulrich, an old hand at such
matters, in making a report to
robbery squad detectives.
Mrs. Ulrich said in the past
year she has been held up at gun
point, had a purse stolen, recov-
Iered and stolen again and had
captured two juvenile shoplifters
after a three-block chase.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
mills College Club
To Mark Centennial

A series of events commemo-
rating the centennial of Mills Col
lege, Oakland. Calf, will be cele-
brated locally by the colleges
alumnae club beginning with a
holiday eggnog party December 1e
at the home of Coleman Jen-
nings of 1910 Twenty-fourth
street NV.
Mrs. William Barlow of 3715 S
street NV, recently was named
president of the local club. Other
new officers include: Mrs. Helen
F. Moore, 1914 Maple avenue, Be-
thesda, secretary-treasurer; Mrs
Dean Rusk, 1882 Valley drive
Alexandria. student recommends
ton chairman, and Mrs. Robert
F. Cocklin. 3139 Martha Custis
drive, Alexandria, public relations
chairman,
Evening star., 1951-11-24
|AIIies Stress Desire
For Peace as Session
On Defense Begins
BY the Associated Press

ROME, Nov. 24.-Five Western
foreign ministers today solemnly
reaffirmed the Atlantic Allies re-
solve to win peace throug h
strength.
All said that bolstering Europe
with defensive military power is
their most urgent objective.
The five spoke at the opening
of the eighth meeting of the
North Atlantic Chamber of Depu-
ties. They are Premier Alcide de
Gasperi of Italy. who is also for
eign minister; Lester B. Pearson
of Canada, Anthony Eden Of
Britain, Paul Van iceland of Bel
gium and Ole Kraft of Denmark
Held in MusSolini Forum.
One after another they arose
at the conference table in the
former Mussolini forum to ham,
mer away at single theme
Peace"
Beside the foreign ministers sat
finance and defense ministers of
the IL member nations of the
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
ton.
Sitting in on the plenary ses-
sion were two observers from
Greece and Turkey, who are ex-
pected to become full members
of the alliance early in 1852.
Undersecretary for Foreign At
fairs Eanghelos Averoff repre-
sented Greece and Ambassador
Hussein Rasif Bayour. Turkey.
Communist threats to hold anti
West demonstrations outside the
meeting place f1zzled out.
Covered by Tass Man.
A Soviet employe. Tass Core
spondent Alexandra Vishnevsky,
covered today's session. Asked if
there had been any question
raised when he requested Gre
dentials, Mr.. Vishnevsky said:
why, of course not"
Mr.. Eden, making his first
speech to NATO. was the center
of interest. The British Foreign
Secretary said "our purpose is
peace"
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Cl0, Republic Steel Begin
Wage Talks Thursday
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Nov. 24.-The
CIO United Steelworkers will be-
gin talks with Republic Steel
Corp. here Thursday on it's de-
mand for a sixth postwar wage
increase.
Republic employs about $4,000
members in its plants.
The union is seeking % bene.
fits for l million steelworker.
throughout the Nation. including
an unspecified wage boost and {
guaranteed annual wage. Its con.
tract. identical throughout ths
country, expires at midnight, De.
cember 81.
The union is to start nego.
|tiating with the United State.
steel Corp. on Tuesday. and with
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.
Youngstown Sheet g. Tube Co
and Sharon Steel Corp. on Thurs.
day. Other major steel producers
will begin bargaining soon.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Engagements

Miss Jeanne Elizabeth Keefe is
engaged to marry Mr.. Edward
Robert Weber, her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward J. Keefe of Vic
tor, N. Y, have announced. Mr..
Weber is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo r. Weber Of Plymouth, Wis.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Dunbarton College in this city.
Her fiance is an alumnus Of the
University of Wisconsin.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
BoeIey- Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner c. Bogley
of Bethesda announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Shirley Ann, to Corpl. Hilbert
Taylor. son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Taylor of Kershaw, S. C.
Corpl. Taylor is stationed at Fort
Belvoir.
The wedding will take place in
the spring,