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Evening star., 1952-02-22
Jennie Lee Asks Britons to Quit
1Prying Into Queens Private Life

Queen needs the love and protec-
ton of us all,' Miss Lee wrote in
the Weekly Tribune. She con-
tinued:
"One thing we can at once dc
is to insist that the Queens private
life be respected and she be given
not only time enough but peace OF
mind to live per private life.
"And that applies also to the
Queens husband, sister and other
members Of the royal family, who
have been gossiped about and
vulgarized in quite disgraceful
fashion by sections of the British
press.
Neither highly spiced gossip
paragraphs nor overdoses of SEN
timental sycophancy is in keeping
with the dignity of British SOW
ereignty."
But Mr.. Bevan's wife had a
Laborite word of warning for the
new Queen, too. Under the pres
ent Conservative government, she
said, "The palace will have to be
constantly alert. Who, for ex-
ample, advised the late King to
accept the hospitality of DR.
Malan? What obtuseness or worse
lies behind that piece of criminal
folly?"
DR.. Daniel Malan, Prime Min
lister of South Africa. had invited
King George vi to be his guest in
the commonwealth country. The
Kings acceptance drew criticism
from Britain's Laborites, who OBJ
ljected to DR.. Malan's policy of
racial segregation.
Evening star., 1952-02-22

home from a veteran fails to keep
up his payments, VA said. and if
the proceeds from the foreclosure
sale do. not cover the amount Of
the loan still outstanding, the
difference may remain as a debt
against the veteran.
If the VA has to pay the mort
gage owner anything on the guar
anteed portion of the debt, the
veteran will then owe the Gov
|ernment the amount of the pay
|ment, plus interest.
No Notice Required.
The VA noted that in many
areas of the Nation foreclosure
may take place without direct
notice to the original veteran bor-
rover, even though he remains
liable for the debt.
For that reason it urged vet
erans who sell their homes with
the CT mortgage intact to keep
both the holder Of the mortgage
and the VA advised of any change
of address. Such veterans also
should ask the mortgage holders
for notification if the new owner
defaults in payments, VA said.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Veteran Held Liable
Il Buyer Takes Over
GI Loan and Defaults
BY the Associated Press

| The Veterans Administration
said today that when a veteran
sells a home on which there is
per cent CT mortgage and let's the
purchaser assume the loan. the
veteran remains personally re-
sponsible for its payment.
The VA said all veterans should
not sell property on which there
are such loans without making
certain their interests are pro-
tected.
Property Easier to Sell.
Pointing out it is true that prop
erty can be more easily sold with
the 4 per cent mortgage remain
ing in effect, and that this should
influence the selling price, the VA,
nevertheless, said the best thing a
veteran can do is to sell for cash
or have the purchaser arrange a
loan of his own.
The holder of a CT mortgage
can foreclose if a purchaser of a
Evening star., 1952-02-22
French Coptoin Given
20 Years as Nuzi Spy
By the Asseeioted Press

MARSEILLE, France. Feb. o.
Capt. Edmond Chacun. A, was
sentenced to 20 years hard labor
yesterday on charges Of treason in
the court he formerly presided
over as a military judge.
He allegedly betrayed plans oil
his resistance group to the Ger
mans during the occupation. He
was later said to have been given
a mission for the Nazi intelli-
gence service in Syria, but he was
arrested in Turkey and handed
over to the British authorities.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Army Reported Buying
German DOGS for Koreu

ANSBACH, Germany, Feb. %
P).-United States Army authori-
ties are planning to buy German
shepherd dogs for use on patrol
in Korea, it was disclosed yes
terday.
Hans Diemert. chairman of
the Association Of German Shep-
herd Owners, said Army authori-
ties had offered up to $50 marks
($83.30) for the trained dogs.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
BY the Assoeiated Press

LONDON. Feb. 22.-Jennie Lee
wife of Laborite rebel Aneurin
Bevan and herself a Labor mem
ber of Parliament, asked Britons
today to quit prying into the pri-
vate life of their new young Queen
Elizabeth.
1.-THE Queen mother, in moving
message, has told us the young
Evening star., 1952-11-18
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
Jews and Masonry

established in Israel, means that
the circle has been completed.
The Masonic order has taken root
in the home, where according to
its own lore, it had it's birth.
Some of the early writer's on
Masonry aver that Moses was the
first Masonic Grand Master. One
of them records that Moses di-
rected a meeting of the lodge
among the Israelites in the wild
erness. On the whole, however,
the early chroniclers commended
themselves with ascribing the
founding of the order to the time
of King Solomon and the build
ing of the Temple in Jerusalem.
Anyway the truth of the tradi-
ton about Solomon having been
a Mason is not really very rele-
want or important. Achad Ham,
writing about the historicity Of
the great leader of the Exodus,
said that the question of his au-
thentic existence was not really
important. What mattered was
the significance of this belief in
the life of his people.
In the same way, we may say
that whether or not King Solo
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
BY Milton Brown
Copyright, 1852, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)

According to the traditions of
Masonry, King Solomon was the
first Grand Master of their lodge.
The news, reported by the Jew
ish Telegraphic Agency, that a
lodge of the Masonic order is now
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04

mon WaS~acCually mason is not
so important as the fact that the
Masonic order has wrapped the
whole pattern of its organization
around him and other ancient
symbols of Israel. That fact is of
significance, it seems to me.
The Scottish Rite Masons go so
far as to use the Hebrew months
of the year in their official an
nouncements. The general argot
of Masonry is largely composed of
words and terms from the Old
Testament and these terms have
not been translated. but taken
over bodily. Such phrases as
Uri mand Tumi, Zalok, Kohen,
mean something to every member
of the orders. Many Jewish
Masons probably learned more
Hebrew from the Masonic order
than they did at Heder. wonder
if the Talmud Torahs might not
teach more Hebrew if they taught
the basic Hebrew of Masonry.
These Hebrew terms were
taken over because they connoted
the incomprehensible and the
mystic. BY the use of them, the
Masons are transported into a
kind of other world-a kind of
Shangru La-where the imagi-
nation has more play. Masonry
stood for fraternity, for brother
hood, but abstract principles and
ideals, however noble and per-
haps because they are noble, re-
quire some sauce of mysticism,
and ceremony. These things, some
people may regard as a kind of
superstition. / do not agree with
that.
The Masonic Order has always
exerted a great attraction for the
Jew and it is hardly denied that
in former days, at least, it was
a great engine for breaking down
the prejudices against the Jews
raised by sectarian bigotry. Per-
haps the best tribute to'its effec-
tiveness is the fact that the
Masonic order has frequently
been attacked by anti-Semites as
a Jewish-sponsored order.
Perhaps the finest tributes to
be paid Masonry is the list of
names of those who have sought
to destroy it. The great leader of
Nazi anti-Semitism, Won Luden-
dorf, for instance, was bitter foe
of Masonry. It is interesting to
note that the German Masonic
lodges alone, at least for a time,
refused to admit Jews as mem
bers.
I am not member of the
Lodge myself and can only speak
of it as history reports. I do not
know just how potent Masonry
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Fashion Teu
Is Planned

Plans are being made by the
ladies Of the Christ Child Society
for fashion tea. It is to be held
at the Statler Hotel on April Is
and Mrs. Truman and Mrs. Bark
ley head the list of ladies who
are assistin gthe Christ Child farm
for convalescent children. The
fund drive, which was started last
spring, is nearing the midway
mark.
Other honor guests who will at
tend the tea include Mrs. Charles
F. Brannan, Mrs. Oscar Chap
man, Mrs. Jesse NJ. Donaldson,
Mrs. John Steelman, Mrs. Aubrey
l.. Clarke, Mrs. Edward M. Cur
ran, Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
Mrs. Charles Fahy. Mrs. William
r. Knoblock, Mrs. John j. Malloy,
Mrs. Matthew F. Mcclure, Mrs.
j. Edgar Murdock, Mrs. Thomas
d. Quinn and Mrs. Henry A..
Schweinhaut.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Two ollples
iive cry
or ROLES

A cocktail party was given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Randolph Daniel. and Mr.. w. G,
Broadgate and his son. Mr.. viii
liam Ariste Broadgate. The party
was IN honor OF Mi. and MRS.
| Sidney Role Of New York.
Among those invited were Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles E. Stott. Mr..
Jacques Guttinger. Mrs. Charles
lHasemaii. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hornback, Miss Shirley Mills, Mr.,
Henry Fountain Ashurst, Miss
Marjorie Barring. Mr.. and Mrs
Matthew Connolly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian D. Conover, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph c. Duke, Mr.. and Mrs.
John M. Stafford. Mr.. and Mrs.
clair Engle, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. G. B. Platt and MIR. and Mrs
Patrick Hayes.
Others asked were Mr.. Harry w.
Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Blair,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Kuhel, Mr..
land Mrs. Wendell Lund, Capt. and
Mrs. Frank r. McGregor, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Mike Mansfield.
MFR. and Mrs. Jess Larson, Capt.
and Mrs. H. c. Maui, jr., Mr.. C. O.
Mittendorf. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G..
Pyles, Representative and Mrs.
John r. Murdock. Representative
and Mrs. Harold A. Patten. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Murray, Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Murray, Mr..
land Mrs. Richard D. Searles, Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Straus, Mr..
Howard I. Young, Mrs. Ruth B.
Affron. Senior and Sonora Fran
cisco Barona. Miss Evelyn Spicer,
Miss Marjorie Whitaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jennings Randolph, Mrs.
Alva Brewer and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Parker Fairlamb.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy M. Balderson
|of Warsaw. Va, announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Jeane Winifred, to MIR. Ferdinand
Charles Woolson. son of Mrs.
Louise Woolson and the late Mr..
Daniel Ireland Woolson Of HAM
|monton, N. j.
The wedding is planned for
May.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Returns From Vacation

Mrs. Charles Fisher has re-
turned home, after several weeks
treatment at the Washington
Sanitarium, Takoma Park, Md,
Mrs. Bentley Harrison was
Evening star., 1952-03-30
|Vocotioning in Detroit

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Bryson
Bruce are spending two weeks
with their son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Comdr. and Mrs. Neil E.
|Harkleroad in Detroit.
Evening star., 1952-03-30


MRS. C. KANELLOS
The former
Miss Annik de Goyon.
Miss Annik de Goyon, daughter
|of Mrs. Guillanme de Goyon of
Washington was married to Mr..
Constantin G.. Kanellos, son of Mr..
and Mrs. q. Kanellos of Charles
ton, s. G. The wedding took place
or. March %.
The Rev. Thomas Daniels offici-
'ated at the ceremony which took
place at Saints Constantines and
Helen Church. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother
in-law, Mr.. Oscar M. Fair, jr.
Following a wedding trip tc
Florida Mr.. and Mrs. Kanellos
will reside here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED
BY THE CITIZEN
FEW SHORTAGES IN 1852?

There is general optimism top defense pro-
dueton fscia The result of President ITumans bud
re, message Congress That message made it clear that
changesi planning been decided which would
eliminate the most civilian goods shortages ex-
pected To- BIZ encountered only month or two ago
The change in scheduling of defense production
makes g55 rather than 1863 the final year of the major
rearnianeni effort Because the rearmament program is
stretched longer period of time it will ease
nInch in supplies of sheet steel and aluminium for
"a cvua g0odS The defense program will probably
that automobile production quarter will not be
their na GLOW the predicted limit of 100000 unitwheh was
recently predicted by the Defense Production
- 70 for the second quarter of this
adine lob first quarter 100000 units allowed to
BIO Fora time, it had been feared that still further
cufS in the making for the third and fourth quarters
Oft ar.
~sers seems that the 100000 unit quarter
total will for the rest bf the year In addition
poets that, by January l053, the Defense Produc
ton Administration will allow increases in automobile
production again The present pinch in sheet steel
and aluminium said to be the worst likely to be expert
enced and is expected by agency officials to end
this summer rather than late the year had been
expected earlier
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

International Harvester Co., in
Jacksonville, then was farm agent
in Baker. Sumter, Columbia and
Jackson Counties before entering
business in Orlando
! Mayo, dean OF the Cabinet with
almost % years service in his job,
is the second member Of the board
to get opposition for reelection.
State School Supt. Thomas D. Bail.
ey is opposed by c. r. Van Dusen
of Miami.
Two of Gov. Warren's appointees
to the Circuit Court bench in the
Date County 18th Circuit also got
opponents today
Former Congressman Pat Can
non filed for the position now held
by Judge j. Fritz Gordon. Judge
Wayne Allen of the Dade County
Court of Crimes qualified against
Judge Joe N. Morris.
Rep Bill Lantaff Of Miami sent
III ms quaIlilcation papers Tor Dem
ocratic denomination to Congress
from the Dade- Monroe county
Fourth District. He has no an.
nounced Democratic opposition.
Other Democratic quaIifiers 10.
day included.
I. j. Gri fin Jr. of st. Cloud
The State House of Representatives
rom 0Sceola County.
Rep. l.. H. pceales of croafoor
raven fer reelection 10 the House
from Gladcs.
.. ID. Georgia Royl Williams
OF Lake City for the House ron
Columbia.
Virgil L. Milbrath or Ocala for
state attorney in tie Fifth Judicial
Circuit.
Republican guaiifiers we're.
Raymond r. DesIardiney of BRA.
denton for the House from Nana,ee
County.
Josephine Wright of Orlando for
the House from Orange.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Professors Wife
Graduates

NEW YORK. -[P1.-- DR.. Carl
hammer. Hunter College mathe-
natics professor will be glad
"hen Feb. 5 comes this year be-
,ause he's getting tired of having
me of the students around the
house doing her homework.
At that commencement day his
fife. Jeanette, 50, a former
,9odel and fashion illustrator for
n years. will get her sheepskin.
She finished her interrupted col
'egiate career with Phi Beta
Kappa honors. After gathering
,its of learning at Salinas Junior
COLLEGE, in California and art
'chools in Chicago and Kansas
City, she decided in 1948 to finish
he Job at fiunLeI Coneee. .oiiS
vas so impressed that che sug-
rested that hor husband. get a
teaching job there.
Mrs Hammers mother. Mrs.
Nettie M. George, 81. will re-
ceive an M. A. in education in
June from the University OF
Idaho
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

Young things who race automobiles usually do no
pay the repair bills.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Hall Won't Run,

BRADENTON ta - Mayor Ste.
ling Hail of Bradcnton says he
will not seek the Democratic nomi-
nation in the new Seventh Florida
Congressional District.
II am not assured of the FL.
nancial weapons to wage a full
scale, big time political cam
paign, and l would not be interest
ed in any other kind, he explained
in a statement Tuesday.
State Rep, James Halev Of Sara
sot is the only candidate to quail
~ so FIR.
The Seventh District includes
Manatee, Polk, Sarasota, DeSoto,
Hardee and Highlands Counties.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
High Milk !. s !. ].
Production Made

LEXINGTON, Kv.-tP.-After
producing a combined lifetime
total OF more than 100000 pounds
of milk. two Holstein cows own
ed by the University of Ken
lucky Agricultural Experiment
Station have been taken out of
production.
One COW produced a total of
l06, 400 pounds of milk and 4.347
pounds of butterfat on two milk
ings cav in nine yearly milk
ing periods. She was taken out
of production when IL years old.
The second COW produced 10l.-
$40 pounds of milk and 1889
bounds of butterfat on two. milk
ings a day. Her highest years
production was 20,972 pounds OF
milk and 674 pounds of butter
fat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Kennedy Qualities
Against MAYO

TALLAHASSEE tR John nj.
Kennedy, Orlando farm machinerv
dealer and former agricultural
agent in four Florida counties. to-
day qualified as anAopponent Of
ctcran Commissioner of Agricui-
ture Nathan Mayo.
His entry three days before the
noon. FRIDAY, deadline was sur
prise He had not previously an
nounced his candidacy. and Mayo
had been unoppoSed.
Kennedy. 50, is native of Triton.
Ca, who came to Florida Is years
ago. He worked six years for the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Brest Reported
Restored

Observation-Disclosures, on the
Soviet Polish frontier, has been
"estored. A report from the from
Ter city, where travellers from
Western Europe first see the
U.S.S.R., said the great damage
done by the Germans during the
war has been repaired.
All of the city's industry, the
"ailway system and the school
buildings were destroyed. All
these have been rebuilt, the dis
patch said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

Has any insurance company yet offered policy coy
erine.the collision worlds? If not it is somchin g
thinlsabout. a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

Those who claim to- be leading the fight against
ComHunism should not support authorization groups
grou ess movements or governments
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
ss9 9G8l ne8sjsk...
.kitzniller Will
safssNsNs 80.
Be Candidate
(Pl Wirenh6to

DUNEDIN IN - DIR. Gilmore f.;
Kitzmiller, a Dunedin dentist and
member OF the pinellas County,
Utility Board, has announced he
will be candidate for the Republis
can nomination for First District
congressman.
One other Republican. Nathan
Il. Graham, Tampa lawyer. also
has announced.
Only one Democrat has formally
entered the race-Courtney Camp,
bell, Tampa and Clearwater bust.
ncssman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

Those who spend most of their time talking about
other people don't have enough variety in life One of the
missing elements usually being work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

There Is no way for young person to attain years
of experence but by careful study he learn from
otherspeoples experiences.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Long Suffering BandIeader
Acts As Butt To Martin And
Lewis Screwbadl Comedy Act

ing, they'll laugh too. even if they
don't get the joke.
Il can laugh convincingly even
if l don't think something's funny.
{ helps warm up the audience.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30

Most people are belonged by figures, kind OF
anothers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-30
Two Hundred Pound
Dick Needs Stamina To
Keep Up With Famed
Comedy. Teams Antics
- 9Os THOMAS

=
o" sos THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD R-Dick Stable,
~ zoe heen beaten, bruised and
bused by Martin and Lewis for
rec wears, has signed on for an
t'-er seven years of punishment.
""n6leader Stable is a rugged
: 1a-n"""aor who looks as though
% could take care of himself in
qnv situation. That's an essential
for his job with Martin and Lewis,
who can be expected to do the
unexpected.
I "Oh, l take beating, all right, ;"
sighed the musician. lone of their
favorite tricks is to get on opposite
sides of the stage, run and jump
IN me and try to hold on. Now
Dean is us pounds and built solid.
Terry is las and very wiry. When
YOU get couple of guys like that
flying at you, you've got to be
able to take it. Thank heaven I've
got my health.
Stable discovered another ia.
oriie Martin and Lewis trick at
New York night club when he
rs playing "The Man | Love, "
Which has long been his star sole
n tie sax. He was doing tie num-
err IN tie spotlight when the two
omics assaulted him. They poured
water over his head, whisky in his
AK. slashed his tuxedo, ripped his
20 81 irt.
Il didn't know what to do, so
ept on playing" said Stable. 1T
as so funny that we kept the
outline in the act" But he added
nat Martin and Lewis now get the
ills Tor the ruined clothing.
Stable suffers many other indig-
iities. I'll e boys steal bis script
m tleir N3C radio and nv shows
thew tear IN ire orchestra slee
music. Fortunately | make the
arrangements. so l have then,
nemOrized,' said Stable.
The baadman doesn't seem am
lie worse for the abuse he takes
In fact. when they stop kiddia.
around. | get worried" he said
Il figure then they're mad at me. >
Tie trio's friendship goes bach
TO the comics enga cement at the
now defunct Slapsy Makes in Lo,
Angeles. Like most night clul
acts, their music consisted OF note'
written Oh old road mops and rae
ing forms" said Stable. 81 wa
leading the band at Slapsy's and
| always liked TO help lie acts
fix up their music. | stayed up al
night making arrangements for III,
t&o boys
They signed him on and since
len he has done their musical
work i'll night clubs, records, ra-
tIO- AA, UiCdtNIS diu IllOfiCS. II
has been full -time job, although
re also leads the band at Ciro's
in Hollywood when he isn't on the
road with Martin and Lewis.
Jerry might call me at 4 O'Clock
in the morning and tell me 20
come over to his house." he said.
HE might have an idea that .he
wants to figure the music for, Jer-
ry got the idea for their Bine
Crosby-Barry Fitzgerald act in the
middle of a Los Angeles-New York
flight. He woke me out of a sound
sleep and we worked out the music
by the time we landed in New
York"
Besides his musical abilities
Stable also functions as what he
calls "a professional laugher."
MAYBE that's the reason the
boys hired me, he said. II thought
they were funny and i laughed
II was the safde filihsS | used u
do when was with the Ben Bernie
band. / have made study o.
crowd psychology and I've found
that if people see somebody laugh
2. 49, s---- -.--I-sE. saA--..AaA
The Miami times., 1952-10-04
"EMPLOY
HANDICAP WEEK"

Activities for the National En-
'ploy the Physical Handicap Week
will begin by holding a public
meeting at the Greater Bethel
AME Church on Sunday, Oct. S,
at 4 pm. Mr.. Edward L. Miller,
counselor for the Florida State
Rehabilitation Service, will be
the main speaker. Mr.. Leo Axel-
rod and Miss Marie White, ex-
ecutive secretary for the Negro
Lighthouse for the Blind will ap-
pear on the program. Mr.. Axelrod
specializes in employing the ply
sically handicapped.
The committee for the National
Employ the Physical Handicap
Week is desirious of creating jobs
for the handicapped and wishes
that this program can be labeled
"year-round" instead of weekly.
The public is invited to come out
at 400 pm. Sunday to help make
this program a success. May we
thank you now for whatever you
are willing to do for the physi-
cally handicapped.