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Evening star., 1952-08-29
.Porter-CroWeH
Engagement

Capt. and Mrs. Carl Washburn
Porter announce the engagement
of their daughter. Esther Fletcher.
to Mr.. Melvin Crowell Of Oak
Park, Ill.
Miss Porter has attended the
George Washington University.
the University Of Hawaii and the
Corcoran School of Art. She is .
recent employe Of the National
Bureau of Standards, in the
ceramics and porcelain division.
Mr.. Crowell is a graduate of the
University of Illinois in the de-
partment Of geography. He is now
associated with the Navy Hydro
graphic ONCE. photogrammetry
branch.
The marriage will take place
at Carlby, home of the Porters on
the Potomac River near Mount
Vernon. September 6 is the date.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
-Lockovitch Photo.

OPEN A MODEL SHOP CHARGE ACCOUNT
Evening star., 1952-08-29

The marriage of Miss Ruth
Lurie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lurie. to Mr.. Marc Shiowitz
took place on August 3 in the Bur-
lington Hotel. Rabbi Harry Silver
stone performed the ceremony
after which . reception was also
held at the hotel. MIR. Shiowitz is
the son Of MIR. and Mrs. j. B.
Shiowitz.
The bride attended the Univer-
|sity Of Maryland and is now en-
rolled in the University of South
|ern California. MIR. Shiowitz is a
graduate of the City College of
New York.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Rito N. Potocki
To Wed Mr.. Park

Mr.. Michael Potocki Of Dor
chester. Mass. announces the en-
gagement Of his daughter Rita
Marie to Mr.. John Joseph Park
Of Washington. He is the son Of
Mrs. George M. Park and the late
Mr.. Park Of Atchison. Kans. Miss
Potocki Is the daughter Of the
late Mrs. Potocki.
The bride-elect attended EN-
manuel College in Boston and
Catholic University. Mr.. Park
studied at st. Benedict's College in
Atchison and also at Catholic
University. He Is now q chemist
with the National Bureau Of STAN
dards. and during the last war
served at lieutenant q. g. in the
United States Navy.
Evening star., 1952-08-29

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Leo N. Schoenig Of Pitts
burgh Of the engagement Of their
daughter, Ruth. to Mr.. Walter r..
Sacko Of Dickson City. Pa. and
Washington. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Miss Schoenig was graduated
from Duquesne University. where
she was . member Of Sigma
Lambda Phi sorority. Mr.. Eacko,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John 8. Sacko
of Dickson City. is . graduate OF
George Washington University,
where he was q member of Sigma
Phi Epsilon and the Newman Club
During World War II, Mr.. Sacko
served with the U. 8. Navy in the
South Pacific. He Is now associ-
ated with the Equitable Life In
surance Co. Of Iowa.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
eb-SonpseH

The marriage OF Miss Grace
Virginia Sampsell of Luray. Va.
daughter Of Mrs. Homer Samp.
sell and the late Mr.. Sampsell
to Mr.. Keyser Talmage Rothgeb
son Of MIR. William j. Rothgel
and the late Mrs. Lizzie F. Roth.
geb, took place August 20 at thu
Luray Methodist Church. The
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Miss LOGAN Weds Mr.. Foley

Miss Marilyn June Logan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence C. Logan Of Luray, was
married on August 2 to Mr..
Charles Edward Foley. also OF
Luray and Newport News. Mr..
Foley is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph v. Foley of Kimball. The
ceremony was performed Mt the
home Of the brides parents with
DR.. Griffin Henderson. the brides
brother-in-law. officiating.
A reception was held for the
guests Immediately following the
wedding. The bride was given in
marriage by her father, who is
president Of the Luray Caverns
Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Foley went on a
northern wedding trip and after
their return will reside at New
port News.
Evening star., 1952-08-29

ceremony was performed by the
Rev. r. z. Newton. The former
Miss Sampsell Is the sister Of
Mrs. Paul Hottie of Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-08-29

Flavor q white sauce with dry
mustard, paprika and Wor-
Icestershire sauce when you are
planning to use it over vegetables.
Evening star., 1952-08-29

Miss Catherine Y. Shelton
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Taylor Shelton Of Mobile, Ala
was married recently to Mr.
John Ralston Glenn, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Victor Glenr
Of Harrisburg, Pa. st. Margaret.
Episcopal Church in Washington
was the scene of the ceremony
the Rev. Henry III. Clement offici.
ating. The reception was helc
at the Hotel 24OO.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Strauss Return

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Strauss re-
turned home after o trip to Yel-
lowstone National Park, Utah and
Arizona.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

Feel a wonderful smoothness come to your
skin. Each night give your face this special oil
and-moisture treatment-to replace the continual
thieving of your skins freshness and softness -.
to cleanse it rightly, deeply:
Scft-cleanse-swirl satn-smooth Ponds Cold Cream all
your face and throat generously Swirl the up
from your throat to your forehead Tissue off ,ceu
Scff-rinse quickly with skin-heping Ponds Cold
Cream. Tissue off lightly.
This double Ponds Creaming replaces smoothing
oil and moisture as it cleans your skin immacu-
lately And at the same time, it irens your skin.
you use this famous cleansing cream erery night,
your face takes on lovely, cared for look.
Note Thousands find the morning another quick Ponds
Creamng their day with delightful freshness
Evening star., 1952-11-16

You do something to change your skin
Free your skin. Dirt, old makeup stick in pore
openings. Fatigue, wind, dry air constantly rob
your skin of its precious oil and moisture.
There is an exclusive formulation of skin.help.
ing ingredients in Ponds Cold Cream They work
on your skin team-in inter-action. As you
swirl on Ponds Cold Cream, you get the good
effect of this inter.action on both sides of your
skin.
Outside, embedded dirt is lifted from pore-open.
ings. And at the same time, your skin is given oil
and moisture it needs to be soft and smooth.
Inside, the circulation is stimulated, bringing up
color in your skin, helping the skin to repair itself
and refine itself
Evening star., 1952-11-16

Look your loveliest and you send out happy
hearted confidence to all who see you
You'll see the wonder Of this skin-helping cream
immediately after your FIRST Ponds Creaming
Use Ponds Cold Cream every night-mornings,
too. Remember, the constant loss of your skins
natural oil and moisture goes on ecery day. As you
Ponds, you will delight in your lovelier skin
and you will gain an attractive new self-confdence
So many women are discovering the amazing
effect of the inter-action of Ponds Cold Cream on
their skins that more women use Ponds than any
other face cream at any price.
Go to your favorte face cream counter and get
large jar of Ponds Cold Cream today.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

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grandson Ponds Cold Cream essential
looking fresh and glowing couldn't do with
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04
Israel To TYFor
Balanced Budget

JERUSALEM (JTA)-For the
first time since the establish
ment of the state, the Govern
ment of Israel is proposing a
balanced budget. DR.. Dow Joseph,
Minister for Trade and Industry,
said that the attempt to balance
the budget is an important mile
stone in our economic consoli-
dation." 1t is an almost so per
cent increase over last year.
The influence of a balanced
budget would be felt not only
within Israel but also abroad,
where it is bound to raise the
value of our currency" encour-
age Jews to invest in Israeli en-
terprises and "assist us in placing
our economy on sound basis" "
he explained.
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04
Turks To Avoid
Israel Boycott

ISTANBUL (JTA) - Turkish
maritime authorities decided to
alter the call schedules of Turk
ish vessels calling at Israeli
ports so as to avoid complica-
tions with Arab states boycott
of Israel. In the future, Turkish
vessels dealing with Israel, will
travel direct to Haifa without
stopping off at any Arab port.
CA report from Cairo yester-
day said that the Arab League
submitted proposals to its seven
member nations to extend the eco
nomic boycott measures against
Israel. The governments of the
seven Arab states have been re-
quested, among other things, to
inform Turkey, Italy and Greece
of the Importance attached to the
boycott by the Arabs.)
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04
Big Rally Will
Open Drive

Opening of the 1852 Israel
Bond Drive is set for April %
with possibly Franklin D. Roose-
velt, Jr., or Jack Benny as hon
ored guest, Henry Kaufman,
committee chairman, reports.
Last year a total of $125,000
was pledged in bond purchases.
Since first of the year 19 persons
have made bond commitments
totaling $325O. Purchases on
1851 and 1852 pledges made since
Jan. l amount to $21,050.
Emphasis on local bond pur
chases has changed from a three
year program to yearly drive.
This will result in steady flow
of new funds and stimulate bond
buying throughout the year.
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04
Germans Contest Refugee Figures
At Start of Reparation ConcIave

THE HAGUE (JTA) - Trian-
gular talks between the West
German delegation and delega-
tions representing the State of
Israel and the Conference on
Jewish Material Claims Against
Germany make headway as the
talks got down to practical prob
lens and detailed discussion.
German delegation intends to
contest the Israeli claim that
over 100000 Jewish victims of
Nazi persecution have been. given
refuge in the Jewish State.
The German delegation claim
that not all of the 100000 were
victims of German persecution,
but that many of them entered
German DIP camps at the end of
the war, having fled from the
East to escape Communism.
Prof. Franz Boehm, head of
the Western German delegation,
said that if he were not firmly
convinced" of the sincere desire
of the West German Government
to make amends for the wrongs
suffered by the Jews under the
Nazi regime, he would never
have accepted the post as head
of the delegation. Asked by a
newsman how many Germans
spoke as he did, the Professor
shrugged his shoulders and said:
There is a nucleus of people in
every German community which
is definitely and wholehearted-
ly behind this project. 1 look
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04

to be covered promptly by work
ers and for donors to send in
their contributions directly to
the CJA office is made by cam
paign leaders.
Over 1900 pledges were Sc
cured, the most ever received,
and "the mass of contributions
have been more generous as COM
pared with previous years." add
ed Gilberg.
Corps of workers have can
vased the community diligently
knowing the Importance of the
success of this years drive.
Advanced Gifts Div. to date
has raised $4,000 as compared
CONTINUED on page 19)
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04
Herut Protests
German Talks

TEL AVN (JTA)-A demand
that the Israel Government cancel
its reparations talks with Ger
many and recall its delegation
from The Hague will be presented
to the Israel Parliament by the
Herut Party.
The Herut also has decided to
establish a World Anti-Contact
League, which will include non
Jews opposing any contact with
Germany. A world conference
of the League will take place
soon, the announcement said.
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04

satisfaction on the problems of
the Arab refugees and the from
tier with Israel before they CO.
operate in a Middle East defense
pact. He made the following
points:
l. 'The most important item
is the Arab refugees. After that
is the question of frontiers. The
Arab states must have SatiSfac-
ton, otherwise they will not CO.
operate"
2. "The Arab states will not
tolerate Israel having anything
to say about the disposition of the
forces within the boundaries of
Arab states. They would never
approve of the presence of Israeli
forces"
3. Gas a note of caution /
would like to point out that it
must not be automatically as
sumed that the Arab states will
cooperate"
He has invited the foreign min
listers of IL Moslem states to meet
in April to discuss matters of mu-
tual interest. The nations are
Afghanistan, Egypt, Indonesia,
Iran, Iraq, Jordon, Lebanon, Lib
va, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey
and Yemen.
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04
British Oppose
Libel Clause

LONDON (JTA)-Moves to in
clude a new law of libel and
slander now being considered by
the standing committee of the
House of Commons including
provisions to punish group libels
were opposed by the Government
on the grounds that they infringe
on freedom of speech.
Leslie Plummer, Laborite
M. P. and author of the resolu-
ton, told the committee that
ISLANDERS against the Jews exactly
paralleling those used by the
Nazis were being peddled by five
or six fascist papers in Eng
land. Barnet Janner, another
Labor deputy and vice-president
of the Board of Deputies of Brit
ish Jews, told the committee that
the situation was much graver
than most people understood
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04

compared with $136 last year.
Summing up the 1852 effort to
this point, Gilberg said the drive
opened with an $4,000 potential,
based on pledges these persons
made last year.
"The CJA campaign in these
terms has raised more money
than last year." Gilberg con-
cluded by saying, However, the
question at issue is how much of
the losses can be overcome this
year and how much higher the
campaign total can be over the
100000 figure"
An urgent plea for all cards
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04

forward to the day when the ma
jority of the Germans will be
lined up behind US"
Prof. Boehm asked that the
word Preparations" not be used
in reference to the negotiations,
but that 'indemnification" be
used instead. eve can never
make reparation for what was
done to the Jews-we can only
indemnify" he declared.
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04

Mrs. Sadie Danciger, who
last year made a $4,000 CJA
contribution, today offered to
match dollar for dollar the
next $4,000 raised or pledged.
Harry Gilberg, CJA chairman,
makes an urgent plea for ad-
ditiOnal contributions so that
CJA might benefit fully by
the offer saying, every dol
lar will be dOubledw
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04
4 X X X 4 X 4 4
News In Brief
X 4 X X X X X X


Jordon and Syria reached
agreement to study plans to di-
vert water of the Yermuk River
which provides half the flow of
the Jordan River and this would
reduce the volume available to
Israel Swiss firm will fl
nance the building of subway
from Mount Carmel to the lower
section of Haifa Syrian mill
tary has been considerably
strengthened by German advi-
sors Israel and Lebanon are
agreed on handling of vessels OF
one nation forced to seek refuge
in territorial waters of the other.
Adolph Eichmann, Hitler's Pal
estine-born expert on Jewish af-
fairs, who is responsible for the
determination of Austrian Jew
ry is currently advising King Fa-
rouk of Egypt on administrative
matters Jewish Agency de-
nies reports it agreed to pay the
Rumanian Government $25 for
each emigrant from that country.
Menaham Beigen, leader of
the Herut Party, leaves for Eu-
rope and the u. S. to arouse pub
lie opinion against the indemni-
ficatiOn talks with Germany and
threatens that all German goods
brought to Israel will be de-
stroyed.
immigration from Eastern
European countries will not be
subject to IsraePs selective immi-
grafton policy Gage, good health,
occupational skill) -. Despite
difficulties immigration from Po-
land and Rumania is continu-
ing :. Mapam party appealed
to Czechoslovakia to release
Moredchai Oren, one of its lead
ers who was there on a good
will tour Zionist Federation
of South Africa offers skilled
workers transportation and ac-
commodations in Israel if they
agree to go to Israel for 18
months.
Rep. Madden of Indiana re-
quested that statement in which
he expressed agreement with
speech of Rep. Rankin be stricken
from the Congressional Record
explaining the agreement ap-
piled only to a specific statement
about the Katyn massacre :.
The 1,000th shop operated by
disabled immigrant with JDC
loan was opened near LYDIA,
Israel :. Sen. Brewster told
Sec. of State Acheson that
Saudi Arabia does not deserve
U. S. aid when the latter testi-
fed before a senate committee
on the Mutual Security Program.
Nineteen North African and
European countries contributed
over $6,000,000 to Israel in 1851,
increase of Is percent over 1850
After winter of rains and
mild weather, bumper crop will
ease the food shortages in Israel
Paul Ginsberg, nat. pres. of
JWV, was received by West Ger
many President Theodor Heuss.
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04
Pakistan Minister Demanding
Satisfaction For Arab Problems

NEW YORK (JTA)-It is re-
ported tha t Sir Mohammed
Zafrullah Khan, Pakistan For
eign Minister, said in Karachi
that the Arab states must have
The Arizona post., 1952-04-04
S100, 600 Raised To Date
In Local CJA Campaign

TucsOns CJA drive hit the 100000 mark reports Harry Gberg
While effort being directed complete the drive
possible the time drive chairmen
possible pledge Gberg qualification that the
fullest of potential gvers made in this
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Young Iroqi Mayor Tours
u. S. Studying Architecture
30-Yeor-OId OfficioI
Presides Over MosuI ,
City Of lao, 900
By J. [. Michael

It was as though someone had
rubbed Aladdin's lamp and called
for an audience with the Caliph
Of Baghdad.
For here. in daytime reality,
was a jolly gentleman who looked
for all the world like he might
have been sizing up the situation
in the tabled city on one Of those
Thousand and One Nights.
Actually, it was Naaman Jalili,
mayor Of Mosul, Iraq. whisked to
America on the magic carpet of an
overseas airliner.
Mr.. Jalili. top official of his
country's second largest city, is
studying hospital and school
architecture in, the United States.
Martial law prevails in Iraq. Re-
Gently an Army strong man, Gen.
Mahmoud Nur-el-Din, established
military rule in the Near East
kingdom.
Gen. Nur assumed governmental
authority at the urgent request of
Iraq's Regent after days of tur-
moil and rioting. The Regent
rules for 17-year-old King Feisal
II who plans to ascend the throne
next May.
Mayor Jalili's status is unaf-
fected. however, the Iraq Embassy
said. At 80 the youngest top man
his city of 100000 ever had,
Mayor Jalili is personally familiar
with the locale of the stories told
by Scheherazade. He served for
a year as Official architect of the
city of Baghdad. In this capacity,
he designed mosques to which AL
lah's faithful flock to prayer.
Later, he became the city's Direc-
tor of Public Works.
Speaking English huently al
though he has been in this coun-
try only a few months, Mayor
Jalili related his plans to tour
America as an architectural OBJ
server. He came to Washington
under the auspices of the Housing
and Home Finance Agency.
His mastery Of English is ex-
planned by the fact that he studied
Evening star., 1952-12-22

tant posts. Preferred for selection
as mayors are men with architec-
tural or engineering training.
Serving with them are council
men elected under a system in
which electors chosen in a primary
name the officeholders. Mayor
Jalili said he prefers the direct
system in use here.
Progress in Iraq. now one of
the worlds great oil-producing
centers. has been rapid in recent
years and the pace will increase,
in his opinion.
"Oil," the mayor observed, "can
work more wonders than the
genii."
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Operation on WRONG Leo

A hospital in Aarkus, Denmark,
will pay $3.50 damages to the
parent Of a four-year-old for in
jurieS resulting when a surgeon
operated on the wrong leg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-11
Truman Statement
Brings Reply

WASHINGTON F---ttne inieTna.
tional incident President Trn-
mans remark ahoui Franco which
brought q quick note from the
spanish ambassador - apparently
Was closed today, with spain ct /,
ting IN the last word.
Mr.. Truman told his neNs con.
ference Thursday thai - had new
er been very fond ~ The France
regime. Saturday. the state DE.
partner, said i got a memo froia
spanish Ambassador Jose Fellx he
Lequerica.
Officials said the note vas less
than a formal diplomatic protest
and dsd not call for a reply. Us
contents were kept secret.
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CORONER's JURY

tANnlhAeN tftfn faNt ~
caused the injuries The death Of
Hopkins. he sand. could have been
caused many times over as he re-
ported more than Is separate le.
sions on the head Of the deceased
The CoronerS Jury heard SheE.
riffs Deputy Serge Hernandez. Who
sas patroiling the beat al the foot
~ Duxal Street. tell ~ seeing Hop
klns IN the company ~ the accused
sailar entering and leaving several
bars IN taat vicinity. A 200 am
~ the morning ~ the crime. Tie
nandez reported seeing the pair in
the Downiowner Oar en- Duval
street and later In both the Two
Friends bar and the Iahana Mad.
rid Club. Then. az 3.oo am. he
last szw the victim and the accused
walking east On Front Street IN the
direction II the Coca Cola botsling
plant Nc said that he had been
casually acquainted with the victim
nd thought nothing amiss AZ the
time.
Paul "a. Gibbs, Who shared the
a0nse with the slain man. testified
that be had been oui the evening
preceding the murder and that he
sas unaware that the victim had
efl his house. Gibbs was the man
&ho made positive ssienilfte ktion of
he body on Saturday afieFnoon.
Members of the Jury returning
he verdict incusird Us. EIniow.
Foreman. wiiam a. DIVA. vi.
am A Kemp. George setrtiher.
Afred johnson. and EaI ustha.
way.
States AlhoFncy ]. l.sneeoi les.
Ter represented the State and roun.
y solicitor Alan y. cIesre was
present
Attorney periecio Aman1te, &c.
pressnilng the secused H1+ was
Wrsenf bns was nos cA0& by
the court
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Vice Adm. Dies

CHICHESTER. Ene. ~ Vice
Adm SIR Carlisle SWabcy. former
alde DC camp 10 king Georee Y.
died saturday al Ms home here
after q brief illness. Tie was p
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Barbaree Wins

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