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The Arizona post., 1952-05-16
Moving Ministry
To Jerusalem
Causes Surprise

TEL AVN (JTA)-American
and British displomats here have
expressed surprise over a deci-
sion adopted by the Israeli Cab
met to transfer the Foreign Min
ister from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
The British Legation said that
it will communicate with the
Foreign Office in London and ask
for advice, since Britain does not
recognize Jerusalem as the capi-
tai of Israel. 1t is understood
that the transfer of IsraePs For
eign Ministry to Jerusalem will
take place within four to six
months.
The Israel Government pro-
claimed Jerusalem the capital of
the Jewish State in 1949. This
move has not been sanctioned by
the United Nations, which still
has on it's agenda a resolution re-
questing the placing of Jerusalem
under international control. How
ever, diplomats of many countries
stationed in Tel Aviv have re-
Gently been visiting IsraePs Off
cial functions in Jerusalem and
take it as matter of fact that
Jerusalem, and not Tel Aviv, is
now the capital.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-16
Senate Debates
immigration

WASHINGTON (JTA)-Liber-
al forces in the Senate, Smarting
under the refusal of Sen. Pat Nc
Carran, chairman of the Senate
Judiciary Committee, to schedule
hearings on the Humphrey-Leh-
man immigration bill, opened a
powerful attack on the McCarran
bill, Senate version of the Walter
bill recently voted by the House
of Representatives.
The Humphrey Lehman bill,
introduced as a substitute for the
McCarran Walter measure, has
won wide approval throughout
the country and is backed by the
major Jewish organizations and
important civic and labor groups.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-16
News In Brief

Entry of 100000 immigrants
from SO countries since the es-
tablishment of Israel has now re-
suited in 80 per cent of the
population being of oriental ori-
gin, compared with 20 per cent
in 1943 . That Jewish organiza-
tions should band together to es-
tablish an educational-TV sta
ton was proposed by Frieda Hen
mock, Federal Communications
Commission member . Toronto
Lawyers Club voted overwhelm-
ing1y to remove restriction limit
ing membership to white Chris
tian males but the ban on Wom-
en- remains Baden-Baden,
Germany, celebrated its first bar
mitZvah in Is years.
JWB in its biennial convention
adopted among its resolutions one
that urges centers to ban totall-
tartan groups. Ezra Shapiro,
Cleveland, guest at Del Rio this
winter, is the fifth candidate for
the ZOA national presidency.
Abraham Redelheim is consider
ed the most likely winner
Conference, representing student
groups in all parts of West Ger
many, unanimously adopted a
resolution protesting against the
revival of anti-Semitism in Ger
many Daniel Levi, French
career diplomat, was named am
bassadOr to Czechoslovakia
Sec. Dean Acheson promised a
delegation of the Conference on
Jewish Material Claims Against
Germany that the U. S. will con-
tinue to help find solution to
the reparatiOns problem. More
than so communities have bor-
rowed about $14,000,000 from
banks and rushed it to help UJA,
including $4,O00,000 borrowed by
the UJA of Greater New York, SO
that Israel could meet the des-
perate need for dollar credits.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-16
Israel Assured
OfFoodSupply

NEW YORK (JTA)-The sup
ply of rationed foodstuffs prom
ised the people of Israel-includ-
ing two meat rations monthly
has been assured for the next
six months.
Supplies and foodstuffs have
been bought and paid for and
arrangements made for further
supplies beyond that period. AS
a result of these arrangements
there will be no food shortages
in Israel.
DR.. Joseph, Minister of Supply,
reported that he had satisfactory
conference with American Jew
ish leaders on loans to tide Is
rael over the present financial
crisis. He denied reports that
the Israel Government would ban
food parcels to Israel. The Gov
ernment, he emphasized, never
had any intention of interfering
with parcels sent to relatives and
friends in the Jewish State.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-16
Expect Senate
BattleOver Aid

WASHINGTON (JTA) - Sup
porters of American aid to Israel
prepared for an intensive fight in
both houses of Congress against
anticipated moves to reduce the
amount of aid to Israel provided
for in President Truman's Mutual
Security program.
Disclosures of vigorous anti
Israel sentiment among prominent
members of the Senate, made
when the minutes of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committees
hearings on the Mutual Security
Aid bill were published, startled
many here. One source comment
ed that some of the remarks made
by Senators Green, Fulbright,
Smith and Wiley indicated "the
penetration of anti-Israel propa-
ganda" and showed that ''the
reservoir of goodwill toward Is
rael might be running out"
The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee, in keeping with a gen
eral, "across the board" slash OF
1856 per cent, cut the Israel
grants by $1O,OOO,OO0. The House
Foreign Affairs Committee, left
the Middle East items untouched
The Arizona post., 1952-05-16
Jordan Spreads
Its Propaganda
To Congress

WASHINGTON (JTA)-Mem-
bers of Congress recently re-
ceived copies of an elaborate
pamphlet, mailed from Amman,
Jordan, containing anti-Jewish
propaganda. The booklet, print
ed in English, contains photo
graphs depicting alleged Israel
"atrocities" against the Arabs.
The booklet charges that Is
raelites practice "genocide"
against Arab children. Under the
guise of telling the story of the
Arab refugees, the booklet at
tacks American Jews.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-16
CJA Asks For Emergency Cash
Donations To Meet ISraeI'S Needs

ghettos in Moslem and Arab
countries until we began to hear
of their persecution and later i'm
migration to Israel.
Contributions which the Yem-
enites have made in two short
years has been astounding. And
so are the immigrants from Iran,
Iraq, Tripoli and Morocco learn
ing rapidly to become assets to
the country.
There are 100000 still in Eu-
rope who depend on the Joint
Distribution Committee. Anoth-
er 10000 need to be helped to
reach the us. and other lands.
How much can be done de-
pends on US. Jewry. Gilberg
reminds Tucsonians that they
share in the responsibility and
can meet it only by paying up
their pledges at the earliest. A
committee is trying to raise $10,-
900 before the Oath and seek the
help of every contributor with an
outstanding pledge.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-16

Complaining that Israel would
receive a higher per capita ap-
preparation than the Arabs, Sen.
Smith said to Mr.. Gardiner: "You
are going to give the Jews high
er standard of living than the
Arabs, then, that are kicked out?'
The senator also wanted to know
"why should the US. attempt to
raise the standard of living in
Israel so much greater than in
the surrounding countries?" Sen.
Green also asked if the us.
"acquiesced in the expulsion of
the Arabs from Israel into the
surrounding countries"
Mr.. Gardiner refused to blame
Israel for the departure of all of
the Arab refugees. He said that
some left because they were
badly led by their Arab leaders;
others left because people do
leave when there are contending
armies crossing their farms and
fields"
The Arizona post., 1952-05-16

from her external pre-War debts
which are now under discussion
at an international conference in
London was reiterated by Her
mann Abbs, head of the German
delegation at the London parley.
Herr Abbs refused to divulge
details of new German propos-
ais believed to exist in the form
of a draft to be delivered to the
Israelis and to the conference in
London. He said that he submit
ted a report to the Foreign AT
fairs Committee of the West
German Parliament making it
clear that Germany'S ability to
pay must be settled before any
concrete offers we're made.
The Conference on Jewish Ma
terial Claims Against Germany
protested the failure to exempt
assets of victims of Nazism from
special tax legislation now pend
ing in the Bonn Parliament. Rev.
enue from this tax would be used
to assist German nationals whose
present hardships are the conse-
quence of Hitler's aggression.
The Conference reiterated its
position that it would be indefen-
sible if those who have borne
the brunt of Nazi persecution
were now forced to surrender
any part of assets they nave re-
covered since the war, in order
to ease the hardship of Germans.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-16
German Press
Is Divided On
IsraeI's Claims

Comment in the German press
on the Israel-German conference
is varied. The South German indie
pendent newspaper, Die Schwae-
bische Landeszeitung, said: 'It is
understandable that the Jews de-
mand unrestricted priority for
their claims, but it is not up to
the West German Federal Gov
ernment to decide whether the
settlement of foreign debts should
come after the payments that are
to be made to Israel and the Jew
ish organizations.
The paper continued, 'The gov
ernment cannot afford to make
promises that it cannot fulfill. 1t
seems unnecessary to point to the
heavy burdens of the German
refugees, war damages and occu-
patton costs. There is a limit to
German capacity to pay which
cannot be surpassed, but within
this limit, everything should be
done according to the. will of the
German government and the peo-
pies representatives to help atone
for the horrible guilt that the Ma
tional Socialist regime bequeathed
to the German people,"
The Suddeutsche Zeitung, an
independent Munich paper, de-
clares: although the claims of
Israel may have a moral priority
and claim, they come only next to
the other legal and formal claims
This awkward situation, for which
Germany carnot be blamed, natu-
rally calls for double care when
negotiating with the Jews" j."
The Arizona post., 1952-05-16

United Jewish Appeal has been
called on by Israel to supply q
minimum of $10,00O,OO0 before
the end of the month and an
emergency cash collection meet
ing has been set for May "a
in Chicago. Tucson will make a
supreme effort to collect $4,000
in outstanding pledges and for
ward it to that meeting, announc-
es Harry Gilberg, CJA chairman.
Thus far, $4,000 has been sent
in 1852 to UJA.
Despite real progress during
1851, the food and housing prob
lem still remains grave. Auster-
ity program in Israel is severe.
The immediate crisis is a dollar
shortage. But in addition, re-
sponsibility for relief, resettle-
ment and rehabilitation of hun
dreds of thousands in 20 coun-
tries must also be provided.
JeWry had been unaware of the
e extent of the disease-ridden
The Arizona post., 1952-05-16

ton experts with questions slant
ed against Israel.
The leading roles in the inter-
rogatory attack on proposed Is
rael aid were played by Senators
J. w. Fulbright, of Arkansas, and
Theodore F. Green, of Rhode Is
land. Senators Alexander Wiley,
of Wisconsin, and H. Alexander
Smith, of New Jersey, partici-
pated to a lesser extent. The
Committee, however, did not cut
the requested Israel ALLEGATION
except in keeping with an across
the-board reduction applied to
all countries.
Sharp words were addressed
against such aid to Arthur Gar
diner, economic adviser of the
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
of the State Dept. when he sought
to present IsraePs case. Accusa-
tions were made that the State
Dept. favored Israel over the
Arab states.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-16
Israel Says Germany Should
Make Reparation Proposal

JERUSALEM OTAIsraeRs Parliament said that the Israel
epaatOns negotiations with West
Government binding
proposal
opinion Germanys reparaons separated
The Arizona post., 1952-05-16
Israel Attacked By Senators
On Debate Of Foreign Aid Bill

WASHINGTON OTAIThe most intensive Congressional as
against Israeli aimed at proposed Mutual Security
State took place during hearings held by
Foreign Relations Committee when four Senators joined
bOmbadng Department Mutual Security admnSra
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-10

ls47 81 MAYFLoWER. Clean.
good condition, apt. size gas
range. See. D. R, Schneider, Key
West Trailer Court. mayl0-4tx
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The
WEATHERMAN
Says
/ he


Key West and Vicinity: Risk
of shower tonight otherwise
fair warm weather with light TO
moderate southeast and souther-
ly winds tonight and Sunday.
Florida: Continued warm and
clear to partly cloudy through
Sunday. Widely scattered show
ers in the South portion and in
the North portion Sunday.
Jacksonville Through. the Flor
ida Straits and the East Gulf
Area: Gentle to moderate winds
Southwesterly over the North
portion and southerly over the
South portion today and Sunday.
Clear to partly clondy weather
with a few scattered showers in
the extreme Northern sections.
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the 100 per cent purchase tax
which doubles the price Of jewelry.
end the shrunken postwar buying
power Of its aristoeratic customers.
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE

26-L.ots Fer Sale
(Cohifnued)

WATERFRONT, highway lots. eusi.
ness and residential, improved
and unimproved. Small and large
acreage tracts. Four subdivisions.
Maps, description and prices sent
on request. Hudgins, Summerland
Key. marl-sat-wed-fri-tf
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194S HOUSE TRAILER. 25' built
in crib, excellent condition,
Being transferred, will sacrifice.
See w. K. Stewart, Coral Isle
Trailer Park. mayS-6tx
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Quits Business

LONDON 1.-THE House Of Gar
rard-crown jewellers to Brltaln's
royal family for two centuries
is going out of business.
The London firm announced To-
dav il will be taken over by the
Ancient Goldsmiths and Silver
smiths Co. as soon as company
shareholders formally assent.
Garrard blamed its demise on
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W-Motor Bikes and Mo
tor Scootsrs

1947 HARLEY-DAVISON, 81
and 1916 Harley-Daviso 81 at
Naval Hospital. may8-3tx
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Observations taken at City Office
$500 AM. EST

Key West, Fla. May 10, 1852
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No (rr~ IgE5 Deserpion OF ce.nteesis fs5Hs
= T. : - e Ill s55I.
the opposite ssSh
fafeeie*sd E @
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l9-Public Notices

GOVERNMENT controls and regu.
lations are constantly changing.
Only your local newspaper pub.
fishes complete local application of
these controls. Subscribe to The
Citizen today. Phone 81, Circulation
Department for home delivery.
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29---Printing
O-Services and Repairs

LET US have your lawn mower to
sharpen and set on our new Uni
versal Grinder. Regular hand now
ers $500. Power mowers with reel
blades $500 and power mowers
with rotary blade $500. Pick up
and delivery soc extra. 1924 Elgin.
Phone l00l-J. may7-6tx
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Al--Boats and Motors

IL FIT. plywoOd boat. Fine fishing
or speedbeat. Excellent cendi-
ton. Worth SIS. Must sell today.
First S35 takes it. Phone 1647-J.
1920 White. mayl0-itx
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rur coUR THE SIXTEENTH
q
A. MONROE COINEt' IN 1haN'h"'
THE CITY or KEY WEST FLORIDA.
a Munc Corporation
LANDS UPON WHICH fA@h9
ARE bbLdhSCE"@
and eoTpa
Of deaeflhkd
Yoa as The CITY oi hf. - della.
tax cert
required 70 pay r. tsass
Ter
opposite aueh pafe*s 81 ha " -"
"A sehsduis e-wtt Anaoua az
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.sr.s raj is-:+.ArtPs1
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Continued

SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERN.
Case No. 1918.
ELSIE S. BROWN,
Complainant,
VS.. DIVORCE
GEORGE 8. BROWN.
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38-Automobiles For Sale
(Continued)

1850 PONTIAC, 4-doer streamliner.
See at No. / Nassau Lane (eff
Fleming) after 4 pm.
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NOTICE By PUBLICATION
To: GEORGE Is. BROWN,
Residence Unknown.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED 10 serve a copy Of
your Answer to The Complaint for
Divorce on the Complainant Soil
citor. and file the original Answer
in the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court on or before the 10th
day of June, 4. u. 1852. in the
above entitled cause, otherwise the
allegations therein contained will
be taken as confessed.
DONE AND ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County. Florida. this
eth day of May. \. n. 1852.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida.
BY: tsd) Florence r. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
(sd) J. Y. PORTER. ~.
Solicitor for Complainant.
ala Fleming Street,
Key West. Florida.
mayle-I7-s4-31.ls52
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20-Musical Instruments

100 BASE accordian, Wurlitzer,
good condition, case, $3.50. Apply
1015 Simonton st. Between & 6
pm. Mr.. Edel Kamp.
may7-6tx
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39-Trailsrs For Sale

2-WHEEL, s. z, luggage trailer.
Good spare tire. w. E. Walker,
l5l-B Polnclana. mayS-6tx
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2 LARGE matched purple Bong
ainvillaeas. African violets and
other plants. Key West Garden
and Lawn Supply, Phone 1919.
may9-3t
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Defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: ERNEST A. BARBA,
22S2 West 1st St.
BROOKLYN, New York,
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED to serve. copS
of your Answer to the Complaint
for Divorce on the Complainant
Solicitor. and file the original All
swer in the office of the Clerk oi
the Circuit Court on or before the
e6th day of May. A. d. 1853. In tbs
above entitled cause, otherwise the
allegations therein contained vii
be taken as confessed.
DONE AND ORDERED at kel
West. Monroe County, Florida, this
25th day of April. A. u. 1852.
(SeaD EARL II. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circnit Court
Monroe County. Florida.
By: Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
J. Y. PORTER ",
Solicitor for Complainant.
Ala Fleming St.
Key West, Florida.
aprg6;mays-lo-lT,lo5!
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or TIL
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
of THE STATE or FLORIDA
IN AND F0R MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERH,
Case No. 1860
LUCILLE M. CHEW,
Complainant,
VS.. DIVORCE
Defendant.
NOTICE
TO: VERNON s. CHEW
Is W. Notre Dame street
Glens Falls. New York
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that you are required to serve
copy OF your answer 10 the Com
plant on the Compliments Attor'
r,ey and file the original answe e.
in the office of the Clerk OF th'
Circuit Court on or before the i9tf
day OF MAY. 1852, otherwise IN
ALLEGATIONS in said Complaint VII
he taken as confessed and pc.
cree Pro Confesso entered agaihs'
you. -, ,a~o
Done this 18th day OF April, laa.
fseaD EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit court
Monroe County, Florida
BY (sd) Florence r. sawyer
Deputy Clerk
aprls-26 ;mays-lo, 1885,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONRIE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERy.
Case No. 1915
ANITA NJ. BARBA,
Complainant,
vs. DIVORCE
ERNEST A. BARBA,
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1945 House Trailer, 81. Sleeps 4.
Apartment size stove, refriger-
ator, large awning, platform porch.
Can be financed. Mastic Trailer
Park, Gas United st. mayl0-6tx
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SPARTAN MANOR. a.. 1916
model. Excellent condition. Lot
40, Overseas Trailer Court.
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Tides
Naval Base
TOMORROW
High Low
1902 am. 3:32 am.
$40 pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height q
Bahia Honda
thridgeD oh Iona 80 u
No Name Key
least endl ---42h z0m
Boca Chica
station Tide high wasn
SANDY pt.l oh 4om
caldes Channel
north endl .+2h iom =
ia Il
l--l--Minus sign; Correction
10 be subtraeted.
t+)-plus sign: Corrections v
be added.
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Relative Humidity at 500 AN.
77fo
Barometer tSea Levell 500 AN.
1891 ms. l0l2.9 mbs.
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WE CAN SAVE YOU FROM $500.
to $500.OO on any trailer. Our
prices are the lowest in Fla. Come
and see US. rec over ght lod-g
ing, Free delivery to Key West.
Harper Trailer Sales, 1850 NV
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Evening star., 1952-02-09

First Presentation
Hawthorne Masterpiece
3132 Birch Street NV.
Open Sunday, Is

Words never will describe odeqvotely fhs
delightful charm and extraordinary appeal OF
fhis lovely home. Colonial rombler OF av-
shentie Early Amsriean design. Authentic 10
the lost detail, even 10 Q fireplace with
breodwarmer in kitchen. includes living
room l7x2o with fireplace, privaie dining
room, kitchen with fireplace, den with fIs-
ploes. Powder room off 8xlo reception hdll.
Three bedrooms Including o completely pri-
vote master suite) and 2 full baths. ALL
ON ONE FLOOR. Oversize garage otfuehed
by breszeway. Cos heat. All this on q
beuutifuI corner lot Of neorIy Va acre with
Colonial brick wuks, teuoees. walls ond
picturesque whifs.boord fence. Priced at
$4,000. $4,000 10 2oysor first trust
ovoilable.
Evening star., 1952-02-09

$4,000
Exclusive Bellevue Forest
3lS7 PoIIord St.. N. Ah.. Va.
Omen Sunday. I To 6

IF YOU ARE REALLY IN THE
MARkET FOR A RAMBLER IN
THIS PRICE RANGE, THE ONLY
REA SON YOU HAVE NOT
BOUGHT THIS ONE rs BECAUSE
YOU HAVE NOT SEEN 1T. Un-
questiOnably II Is the greatest value
to be found anywhere, and may be
purchased on very liberal terms.
It everything and II meets
every requirement. Spacious CEN
tef-hall plan. Three lovely bed
rooms and tive tile baths. Living
room approximately l315x23h,
large private dining ROOM. huge
all-electric kitchen with all the
labOr-saving devices. Deliehtful
screened porch; hall stairway to
immense storage attic. Full base-
ment. Two fireplaces. Two-car
. bEilt-in garage. Expensive dual
control gas h0t-water heating SyS.
tenn. Lot with large, level, enclosed
rear yard. Property In beautiful
condition.
Directions: From Memorial Bridge
turn right on George WASHINGTON
Memorial Parkway and proceed
under Key Bridge into Lorcom
Lane; continue on Lorcom Lane to
Military Road, right to Pollard
Street, right to home.