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MlscrL. FOR SALE tcent.l

HIANOs-Steinway grands---We have
very fine display Of reconditioned
steinway Strands; fully guaranteed;
1es Win ffase Se to iyom yonr sdvansSse sS 70
these instruments II you are In
teTested IN q real good bargain.
Liberal allowance for your piano;
S1sfc sG6saeiect Co. tefgs iIos q St cAMPBf5L y APT bI
S464. Washington's exclusive Stein
PIANOS Plan ssAier' M Government employees, Sy
members Of the Armed Forces. b.
g. employees, etc.. can save real
ss 0h s Ssr as sDesa s Discount SoSS cRoce Pn
Of ever 100 brand-new pianos Of
many famous makes and many used
pianos: Phone NJ, Jones. st. 5000.
THE PIANO MART, INC. 1915 Tth
opsa daily ais and i40ns MOn Wsd We hsFsiaFs iass
PIxNos@-used uprishts. sst, S45.
$50. hauling extra. PIANO MART,
hs aofS te opsn ss pS daily !Gsf and MSn Move
PIANOS FOR FOR eEiaSass RENT@spinets 's and
consoles from So monthly up. We
are open daily and Mon, Wed,
ST. ssoe sSes PIANO I3i SSds MARI fonHsnaenff fSIs th
street NV, tJust above the library. /.
P1ANOS-Brand new standard make
spinets. mahogany finished, $3.50;
Ia ade q se for These PisoS; soS
Sa5 down. JoRDANs. corner 18th
sT,1 snd Q sts. NV. OPEN THURSDAY
PfAS6s FOR RENT. at low monthly S
S9Iss; Yds; . +. h.suiinE extra, 81; e4eo.
nv oPEN THUR THHRsDAY DAY iad EVEs. : s's'
fltAN0S-Jordan,s IA at 18th and g
of pianos IN this cits tseSs on SeifspiS9 dfspls9
including many values in recondi-
TONED and slightly used spinets,
grands Td and consoles: Pay as little
THuRsbbAY EYES. s''' NV, so HSN
PIANO, upright and bench. mahog-
any; good condition; $40. OF. 924fi.
PIANO = 54-inch upright; excellent
condltion; tuned. Phone Vienna
rfAS!S5; ! : small 81 grsnd mahogany .gy case,
PIANO, Schumann, .full-size spinet.
and. and bench, ssa6, walnut finish; excel.
PIANO, bench, red NAH. upright.
tone unmatched Si25. SH, 6O75.
PLANO. late-model spinet, full key
PssS PPSsFd; q 81 real =. value at 1895. KITS,
PiaNos1investisate our rental pur-
chase plan: new famous-make pianos
for only 50 per month. KI1TS,
1880 G st. NV. 81
PIANO. upright. good cond., reas.; 8
orand-new suits. size A.; 4 winter
overcoats; reas. GE. 3S43.
PiANO, remodeled upright, good con-
d!tlon, $3.50, WI. 1925.
PIANO upright, fine tone. OIL.
PIANO. lge., elegant old but newly
restored to fine condition; dupli-
buyer with taste for exquisite;
sacrifice. S4O0 or offer: leaving
town. Ex. 5166, 1880 Penna.
PIANO. starck spinet, with bench;
brand-new, full keyboard: greatly
reduced from $3.50 to $4S5. The
pest niIy IN town. Save at
PIANO, Betsy Ross spinet, slightly
used, perfect condition, $3.50; also
reconditioned grands at low prices.
save at RATNER'S MUSIC STORE,
-736 18th st. NV
PIAN0S-New spinet pianos for rent
az 50 per mo. Buy later If you
wish and get credit for all cash
B'%1 Ds.d- DYNAMIC Music. 1900 6 st St.
Piano dsSs - PLAYER. s75. WI.
PIANO, steinway upright, excel. cond.:
$500. JU. s-33I2. -S5
PIANo-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
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TELEVISION

Gigantic clearance sale. Brand-new
a ag52 famous makes TV at lowest
A1MCO TV SALES
$500 N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington, Va. GIL. 1900
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STONE FROM
BUILDING

100 loads, 500 tons, blue-gray; pick
UP or delivered; Bradley blvd ant
Offut rd., Bethesda. Ii. 3-22fI. :
STORAGE AND SUPPLY CABINETS
wardrobes. metal. Today. CO. 1926;
week. l112 14th Sc. NV. DI. 1872
STORE FIXTURES
Used Just Is mos. designed for mod
ern New York style candy shop
Can be used for other businesses
Store subleased. fixtures must be sol,
ct once. Can be seen at 961 Boni
FAINT St, Silver Spring, Md. Cal
STOVE. 40t, wide, clean; very goo,
STOVE, gas, 36-inch; good condition
STOVE. electric. SO inch, exceIien
cond.; refrigerator. tennis racquet
1S-tn. window fan. IA. S-3193
4 "
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GOLD

sts: NV. ME. 52S7.
GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum,
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
GUNS
WE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
Observation-Disclosures
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORT STORE
927 D ST. NV.
LAWN MOWER, power, condition not
Important, must be cheap; also
hand mowers for parts. FA. 1905.
LAWN MOWER, any condition. Ii
METAL DETECTORS, or other similar
equipment. OIL. 5541.
MOTOR, 1946 or '4S 1OO-hp. Ford
or Mercury motor; must be in per-
feet shape. Call CO. 1857.
NEWSPAPERS. magazines. house rags
auto batteries. scrap iron and metals
Highest prices paid. If you cannot
phone us. WASHINGTON RAG &
prices paid. ACE JUNK CO.. 222O
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - High
prices paid. ACE JUNK CO.. 2220
Georgia ave. NV. HU. 4421.
OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds: ONCE
mach, any kind; top prices paid.
Ewes: SUM-, CO. 1925; wk. DI. 1872.
PIANO-Baby grand; will trade
brand new Tappan, gas range as
good condition. GE. 5s4s. -
,,,r PIANOS; ALL STYLES
Call Day or Night. SH. 3O39.
PLUMBING-Want to buy set Of
Ain. stocks and dies. Box ASK
POoL TABLE in good cond.; mus,
be. reas.; full particulars in first
letter. Post Ofice Box 152, Mt
Porch SWING. hanging type. stee
frame preferred; reasonable. co
RADi0s. guns. binoculars. typewrit.
%Ssi'fl nst5nRensS EwER9 Ex
CHANGE. 422 9th st. NV. Ma 6157
REFRIGERATORS. mattresses. ga
ranges stoves. heaters. ACMI
STOVE co; ma. s952.
it.; about $50, will pay cash. Emer
sSRAP @ Iron. SCRAP METALS, autc
batteries. house rags; highest prices
aid. II sou cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone >us
ACE JUNK CO.. 223O Georgia ave
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags; highest price:
paid. II you cannot deliver your
| accumulations. please phone US
WASH. RAG & BAG CO.. 215 I
St. S.w.. DI. S007
SILyER-Any condition. Antique or
ordinary SILVER SHOP. 1881 Wis
TRACTOR. used: Ford. with side
mower bar. WI. 1871.
YOUTH BED. full-length, detachable
sides. wax birch finish, mattress op-
tional; must be in good condition.
ATTENTION! - Secretary bookcase
wanted, larger piece; reasonable.
NO. 0116 or HUI. 5000. -25
WANTED white-wall tires. S.00X
Is: reasonable. Call Ii. $1,000,
GULF MOTORS. 1888 Bladensburg
SINGLE WOODEN BED and spring
| occ. chairs. also straight chairs;
must be reas. Box 24-Y. Star.
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FREE
J. hLL
AIR CONDITIONERS, NEW
NATIONALLY ADV. '52 MODELS
OR
AUTOMATIC
DISHWASHERS
(NEW '52 MODELS)
Or
AUTOMATIC
CLOTHES DRYERS

INEW '52 MODELS)
MANY leading makes to choose from
OPEN SUNDAY, 1875
FOR THIS SPECIAL OFFER
May be purchased on easy terms fol
as low as $4 per wk. Act at once
for this extraordinary offer i,
limited to the first 25 customers
This is your opportunity to solve
two problems for the price of the
Evening star., 1952-05-25
MAY SPECIALS

40xA 01 6N461Ao
Pianos; New. floor samples and re-
conditioned. Spinets, Consoles and
Grands. All wood cases; full key
board with full guarantee. Large
selection. Every one reduced for real
bargains. Priced from S395. S25
down will deliver. Three years to
1900 G st. NV -o5
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Refrigerators, Used
$50 And Up. Recond. And Fully Guar
Excellent Discount
On New 1851 Westinghouse.
TOP TRADE IN

No Down Payments. "a Mos. To Pay.
DeS 5. & fs.'' s.. 1914 4 sT. NE. 4 Ii I
3-2545.
RESTAURANT CHAIRS, 35, wood.
upholstered seats; good condition.;
So ca. ALFRED'S RESTAURANT.
1924 Conn. ave-, NV. AID. sO1S.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT-Uphol-
stored booths and stools, used 4
mos; customers; slicer; refrigera-
tors; stove; grill; misc. items.
HITCHING POST INN. Highway. No.
l, Lorton, Va, 3 miles south of Ft.
Belvoir. Engleside 117-J-2. -25
REUPHOLSTERING
special Sofa and chair reupholstered.
labor and material; $50; workman
ship guar; % yrs. in same estab-
.ishment LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING, $500 14th st. NV. CO. 1881.
RIFLE, Model 20 Winchester, 220
Swift. Sx unertal. varmint scope;
perfect condition; $50. vi. $3.50.
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MlscELLANEous FOR SALE

RUGS--sx10, hooked. rose and tan;
also small matching. $40 for all;
9xlb wool rug. $35; Hollywood
I drawers, @ sia. eSie SOLD sn1e home. oeS1s must
vacate at once. 1929 10th st. NV.
ct
RUGS. Persian; one I8.11x12.4; three
Sx5: immediate departure. HO.
RUGS, 2 handmade orientals, lexis;
also l mahog. cocktail table. HU.
7700. Apt. 31S -26
RUGS, 9xl2, plain gray AKIN. with
pad. $45; 6x9 floral. 50 Cike newl [;
sXlo rose. and pad, $I2. After 5.
All Sunday. Ii: 6-4229. 25
Il; Sarouk. 9x12; both 5000 or best
offer; must sell. 1850 Harvard ST..
NV. Apt. sos.
RUGS, Indian sisal: one 9x15. one
6x6h. two 53x2S; rose; good cond.
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SILVER TARNISH
PREVENTER BY RODIN

Keeps your silVerWare, brass, etc.
free from tarnish for at least g mos
This amazing discovery does away
with LACQUER and the labor of polish
ing. S1.24 postage included. Save
on large size. times more. 1886.
RODIN JEWELS
QnQ rki, NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZERS, pan leaders; trench
ing machine for footings. Available
Tor rent EQUIPMENT RENTAL CO.,
OIL. 1858.
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND I URNITURE CO.. 622 F st.
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SILVER SPRING
GAS & ELEC. co.

944 Wayne Ave-, JU. S-803S.
REFGR., Norge, apt. size, peri. cond.
$40. AABACO SERVICE CO. real
1446 Irving st. NV. NO. 1900. -25
REFGR., GE 5 Gu. IT,. SS5. Also GE
9 GU. IT,, 500. Excel. cond.. In op-
Grafton. Pvt. home. S08 8. Glebe rd.
Arl.. OW PAPA. OK. 3S40. --26
REFGR.-Brand-ne Gibson. IL Gu
IT.: freezer, butter keeper; list $3.50;
$3.50 cash or terms. LU. 2-69O1
REFRIGERATOR COMPRESSOR
York. l1a-h.p. perfect condition
highest bidder See MR.. DICKEN
REFRIGERATOR, NColdspot. SHa Gu
IT.. good condition; reasonable. WI
REFER, Admiral, 2 yrs. old, 8 GU. it.,
$169; peri. cond.: 5-pc. lined oak
dining suite, SIS. 10. 5-3157. 20
REFRIGERATORS
Late models, S25 up: easy terms;
rent refgr., S5 mo-; d. C.'s largest
selection of good used refrigerators.
ALLISONS. 2209 14th st. NV. Open
until pm. AID. 1884. 25e
REFRIGERATORS
BUILDERS SURPLUS
Only 15 left; Hotpoint; S-cu. #. in
original cartons. list price. 1859 80.
Will sacrifice one or all at S165
each. Please phone 81, O9O1.
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REFRIGERATORS
DE LUKE MODEL
The first 25 customers purchasing
one of these refrigerators at the
manufacturer list price will re-
ceive one of the appliances listed
below absolutely
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STEEL

We have all kinds Of miscellaneous
steel. angles, beams. reinforcing
e''ee GENERAL. WREcK1NG CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. GIT.
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GeleviSion Clearance
20-IN. CONSOLE AS LOW AS
Sl99

makes at tremendous savings while
they last. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Open Mon. through Sat-.
8 TIL 8.
Silver Spring Gas g. Elec. Co.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. s-SO3S
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Bring your dental gold. platinum
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
90 XRARC AR noE "A crc m Nm
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late. model; recondi-
toned. guaranteed; S42.5 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st.
sTENOTYPE MACHINE. with tripod,
new 1851, used 9 mo. for practice;
$40. complete. RE. 1901, Ext. all.
sTOKER AND HOT WATER BOILER.
complete, Al eond. Can be seen in
operation Sat. and Sum-; best offer.
T29o Rlair I'd a m -0R
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER PUPS. Axe reg.; beautiful
blonds. blacks; sired by show dogs
Reas. stud service. VI, 3116.
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION in
the country while you are enjoying
yours Comfortable screened runs,
good food, kind supervision. KRISS
KROSS KENNELS. Fairfax $751;.
BOXER PUPPIES, pedigreed Axe
reg. Phone AP. .9733. go j..
COLLIE, 9 mos. old, very good around
small children. SIS. Call AP. 443l.
BOXER PUPPIES. 8 wks. old, will
BoxER oSfs efSe1 P1PpPEs, Rfss ga females ss regiso
tered, 8 -wks. old, fawn color. Call
cockER Sa s1sofl fflupr1Es, black. & wee weeks.
no papers but registered mother,
DALMATiAN"Beautiful young pure
bred pups: reasonably priced. Dali
SPRING.. Boyds. Md. Phone Gath
1sisa sfiSG9rs ssETTER 4SflH' PUPPIES, reg. Ss $40
s'd.r and $50 sr,es es M h2s17 qeszEia 5s1aa ave-
COLLIE PUPPIEs, sable and white,
Axe. w. A. ELLIOTT. Fails I'd.
Potomac. Md. near Normandy
COLLIE puppy. male, Axe; IL wks.,
Loadstone breeding. sable and white.
wormed, S65. Logan 3-7641. -25
IDACHSHUND PUPPIES, purebred, nc
papers, $40. TO. 9552. -25
CHIHUAHUAS, cookers, toy fox ter
| riers, Pomeranians. puppies. reas
Persian kittens. Miss Hunt, ROSE
DERE, Falls Church, JE. 2-1496
Evening star., 1952-05-25

A new 800 nationally adver-
tised vacuum cleaner.
MAYWITT APPLIANCE SERVICE
$40 Urshur St. NV. Ia. $500
Open Daily. 9 To 8: Sunday. 2 To
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PIANO-Baldwin -Acrosonic spinet
and console models Designed, butt
and guaranteed By Baldwin
Equipped with Baldwin patented Ful
BLOW action. Wide variety case de-
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORcH.
925 G st. NV.
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RUGS, ALL WOOL, NEW
Iax12 Administer, gray, cocoa S55
9x12 Twist, gray and green - $79.50
9x12 Gray tone on tone - $S9. so
12x15 Twist, dark green S125
Many odd sizes and colofs.
Wall-to-wall carpeting in all colors
$4.75 SO. yd and up. KE. 7-0435
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont. J

IRISH sETTERS-3 mos. old; reg
Axe: championship stock; $40 and
kOS GH 1QA2
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MAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
;, $50. Must 60 today. Call 81.

COCKER PUPPIES, male, blk, Axe;
Larrimore st., Ari, Va, 10. 3-3715.
WANTED-Dog lovers who would give
| a good home to a small, female,
white, middle-aged Spitz. Owner in
hospital in critical condition. Ia.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

TV 2I" 1852 RCA. lined oak con-
sole; mos; old; retailed for s4a5.
retailed for S3O9.95. Couple leaV-
ing country with Govt. JE. 3-3454.
Evening star., 1952-03-18

The most troublesome problems
|of the Food and Drug Admins.
|tration are caused by ''mercenary
and faddist elements" who are
attempting "to undermine public
confidence in the nutritive value
|of the Nations food supply" &C
cording to- the annual report oi
the agency made public today.
Those who are fomenting the
idea that plentiful nutritious foods
must be supplemented by pills and
|elixirs. !" the report says, usually
have q commercial interest in such
food additiyes."
Eating should be fun" the re-
port says. Bread and cereals,
meat. dairy products, fresh fruits
and vegetables and other staples
of the American diet are more
delectable than mill and refinery
residues, desiccated green's, pills OF
bottled medicines, and equally, il
not more nutritious. People with
hard pressed food budgets are
being victimized by the type Of
propaganda which implies that
special additives are needed"
One of the 1851 achievements Of
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Dr.. Lourie to Give Talk

The Association for the Ad.
vancement Of Exceptional Chill.
|dren viii hear DR.. Reginald Lourie
director Of the psychiatry depart.
Iment of Children's Hospital. or
Relationship Problems Of the Re.
ltarded Child" at 8 o'clock tonight
lin Room G755. North Federal Sc.
|curity Building. Third and T
streets S. w.
Evening star., 1952-03-18

the auxiliary.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Dy The Asseeioisd Press

TIGNEs. France, Mar. 1s.
Some 400 villagers stubbornly
refused to leave their homes last
night when armed troops moved
in to clear this tiny Alpine village
which soon win lie at the bottom
of q 6O0-foot lake.
The holdouts looked on glumly
while police seized the City Hall
key from Acting Mayor Justin
Evening star., 1952-03-18
IFoddists Blamed for Lost Faith
In NutHitiye NdIue Of Food

lthe Food and Drug Administra-
ton. according to the report. was
obtaining an injunction to prevent
misleading claims by . firm with
$4,000 door-to-door agents for o
product which is q vitamin and
mineral combination, with q basis
lof alfalfa and various other
greens. The Injunction prohibits
the statesmen from making claims
concerning 81 diseases. Including
indications that the product has
any value In treating cancer. heart
trouble, diabetes, arthritis and
rheumatism =
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Mrs. Woldmon to Speak

Mrs. Ruth Waldman. national
field director Of the Mizarchi
Womens ORGANIZATION Of America,
viii address . meeting Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary, Hebrew Acad-
|emy Of Washington. ut 1880
pm. tomorrow in the academy.
6o45 Sixteenth street NV. Mrs,
Reuben Goodman i president Of
the a,,xiliarv
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Troops Begin Evatuaiinq Village In Path Of Reservoir

Raymond and began removing
Ioficial papers.
Evacuation officials said, despite
resistance, they will continue to
make way for the huge reservoir,
backed up behind q new hydro
electric power dam. partly built
with American funds.
The government has earmarked
about 81 million to buy the prop
Ierties and move the villagers to q
lnew town.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Mckinley PTA Plans
Workshop Thursday

The Mckinley Elementary
School PTA will hold a workshop
lin reading. writing and language
Iskills at 8 pm. Thursday in the
school. 1880 North Mckinley road.
Arlington. Va.
DR.. Helen K. Macintosh. of the
United States ONCE of Education,
will lead the discussion.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

help you more than heavy morning meal.
So get Cheerios. made from energizing
oats. Crisp, crunchy shaped like golden
little doughnuts. No cooking needed! Yes,
Cheerios is the one and only famous ready
to-eat cereal made from oats.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

Enjoy breakfast of Cherries, with milk,
fruit, toast and butter. 1t gives you all the
nutrition you need to help keep you alert,
at the peak of energy through the morning.
In fact, university studies show that, in
most cases, such breakfast can actually
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-07-04

elimination against Jews in medical schools in
backward or distant areas of the country. But
when it occurs so brutally in the medical schools
of New York-as recently revealed by survey of
the American Jewish Congress where Jews con-
sttute one of the strongest and largest segmentS of
the population, the matter not only becomes one
of deep concern but very challenge to the con-
cept of Jewish survival even in democracy.
What is most disconcerting. about the situation
in New York is that it happened in state where
by institutions whose financial burdens allevi
ated by tax-exemption regulations Moreover,
many of the accused schools have been the bene-
ficiaries of Jewish philanthropy thus deriving at
least part of their support both from Jewish con-
tributions and Jewish taxes. Only morally dis
torted minds simultaneously accept Jewish
money and reject Jewish applicants. If the schools
persist in their discriminatory practices, they
should be made to forfeit their tax exempt status
apart from being prosecuted for their Shiny cir
convention of the law and of decency.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-07-04
BY NATHAN zIPRIN

Discrimination in medical schools seems almost
as insoluble challenge as of the fatal di-
seases with which the medical profession is strug
Cling. One would think that institutions dealing
with succoring the human race from disease would
have an appreciation of the struggle against social
ills. 1t appears however that large, very large,
segment of the profession dedicated to the assuag
ing of bodily pain is not only averse to lifting
finger against of the worst social ills, dis
elimination, but is actively engaged in writing
prescriptions aimed at poisoning mans mind
against
There is no yardstick by which to measure the
success of the fight against bigotry From all
counts however, it appears that the struggle has
made some headway-with the exception of the
medical schools whole. The lights of those
institutions still of the medieval alchemist and
not of the modern scientist.
One could understand, though not forgive, dis
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-07-04

ORA Garfinkel, Charleston; His
torian: Carol Wearb, Charleston;
Publications: Milton Goldman,
Atlanta.
Highlights of the Annual event
included various contests and
competitions. Winners this year
were:
Best All Round Chapter Award:
Cecile Rubin, Charleston.
Best All Round Judaean
Award: Sandra Garfinkel, Char
lesion.
Folk Dance Group Award: At
lanta Folk Dance Team (FOZ-
JAC). (This group will represent
the South at the National Young
Continued on Page Eight
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-07-04
independence
DoY
BY FRED A. STERN

The Fourth of July reminds us
again Of the immortal principles
Of liberty and justice upon which
the United States Of America was
founded. Again we go back in
imagination to that day in the
year 1875 when an assembly of
revolutionaries proclaimed that
all men are created equal. that
they are endowed by their Crea-
Tor with certain inalienable
rights that among these are life,
liberty and the pursuit of happi-
ness.
American Jews, staunchly loyal
to these basic human principles,
share with their non-JeWish fell
low-citizens the joy and the pride
and the dedication of spirit that
this day arouses in us. Theirs is
the joy of a prosecuted people
which has at last found human
treatment in this land of free,
theirs the pride of achievement
which American liberty and JUS
tice has made possible for them,
theirs the dedication of spirit in
a firm resolve to uphold in the
future those American principles
that have made America a haven
of refuge for the prosecuted of all
lands.
The United States of America
has become the most prosperous
and most powerful country in the
world only because il adhered to
those libertarian and humane
principles that were laid down by
Jefferson and the other Founding
Fathers VIII n they revolted
against British rule and estab-
Hshed the Independent American
republic. In the world-w wide fight
against totalitarianism. in which
America is the lie a d er. it can
maintain its position only when it
will demonstrate that the princi-
pies OF liberty and justice upon
which America was founded are
as valid for the America of 1852
as they were for the thirteen col
onies in .l776. when they gave
birth to this great country.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-07-04

FREEMAN OF birmingham.
Other officers elected by the
twenty-five chapters, represent
ing four hundred Judaeans were
as follows:
Vice-Presidents: District 1: Sara
Lepp, Birmingham; District II:
Carolyn CARMEL, Atlanta; District
III: Dorothy Krantz, Jacksonville.
Secretary: Janet Knox, Atlanta.
Treasurer: Allan Rosenberg,
Atlanta.
Committee Chairmen: Ameri-
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90-PAGE PROGRAM MANUAL.
ON HIGH HOLY DAYS
PUBLISHED BY JWB

A 9O-page program manual on
the High Holy Days has been
published by the Jewish Center
Division Of the National Jewish
Welfare Board (JWB), Mrs. Wal
ter E. Heller, the Divisions
chairman, announced this week.
Compiled and edited by Philip
Goodman, director of Jewish edu-
cation, the manual is the first one
Of its kind to be prepared by JWB
in two decades. Titled, ''New Year
and Day of Atonement: Program
Material for Youth and Adults"
the manual has an article on
''Programming for the High Holy
Days" by Miriam r. Ephraim, di-
rector, program section, JWB
Jewish Center Division, an ex-
PLANTATION of Rosh Hashonah, Yom
Kippur and the Jewish calendar
in general, together with list of
resources for background mater
ial.
Copies of the manual are avail
able at 75c each from the National
Jewish Welfare Board, 145 E.
32nd Et., NYC 16.