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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-24

Considerable relief is expected
almost momentarily from the po-
tato shortage that has been par
ticularly noticeable in the Midwest,
according 10 the Agriculture De-
partment. New crop potatoes, ex-
pected from Florida, Alabama,
Texas and California, are counted
on To make potatoes more plentiful,
at more reasonable prices.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-24

er who doesn't compain about be-
ing typed" in the same acting
category. The reason? She won her
first part in radio because hers
was the only uncultivated voice "a
mong the entire group of actresses
being auditioned for the role. Nat
urally, Eileen now plays her fairly
tough" female roles, rs Francis
Brent in MICS The Road of Life,
and as Crystal Gates in CHS
Young DR.. Malone, quite cheerful
ly! Bob Hope will do some
political commentary during the
conventions for NBC. Not to be
outdone, ABC has signed Roger
Price, the satirist who guest stars
frequently on Ed Sullivan's Toast
of the Town." to do humorous high
lights of the pow-wows Minis
ters are going to stay close to
their TV screens if they follow
the suggestions just issued by the
Broadcasting and Film Commits
sion of the National Council of
Churches of Christ, U S.A. In a
booklet, Religious Television Pro-
gramming," written by TV consul
tant Rudy Brett, ministers are
told to study the styles of Arthur
Godfrey, DR.. Roy X. Marshall, Dave
Garroway and Kate Smith in order
to get some spontaneity, friendli-
ness, sense of humor, and a warm
open approachableness" into re-
ligious telecasts The Ginger
Rogers-CBS-TV deal is still up in
the air. She's in Hollywood busy
turning out films for Goth
Century-Fox.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-24

THE RADIO NEWSREEL: Film
actress Joan Leslie stars in "The
Imposter," on Fireside Theater. via
NBC-TV Tuesday night. Miss Les
lie plays the role of a beautiful,
young restaurant proprietress in
the play, a comedy of errors &.
While Perry Como vacations from
TV this summer he'll be buster
than ever. He's planning a per-
sonal appearance tour in New York
and Chicago Ben Blue will be
seen on the Sunday night NBC-TV
Comedy Hour before this show
lays off for the summer =. That's
all for now.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-24

Mrs. G. A. Price and her little
daughter, Lucille, of St. Louis. Mo.
spent a few days in Jackson, visit
ing Dr.. and Mrs. G. A. Price of
w. Pearl St.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-24
Join the YWCA Today or Renew
Your Membership.
HOME RENOVATION

Homeowners who plan 70 reno
vate or remodel and persons who
are planning to build a home this
summer were reminded this week
that construction contractors are
covered by OPS ceiling price regu--
lations.
For example, work performed by
plumbers, brick masons, carpenters
and electricians who employ one
or more persons is under ceiling
price control. Sales of conStrlc-
ton materials such as roofing,
siding and insulation also arc COW
cred by OPS regulations.
OPS business and services ana
,ysts are available for consultation
at the Jackson District office and
will help contractors arrive at cor
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-24
ct ceiling prices.
ENFORCEMENT ACTION

During April Enforcement per
sonnet is six Southern states COM
pleted the investigation of 1,4l1
cases of noncompliance with cell
ing price regulations, George D.
Patterson, Jr., Southeastern Reg
ional Director Of the Office Of
Price Sterilization, Atlanta, an.
mounced this week.
The actions resulted in the filing
of 16 injunctions during the month,
land the payment of total Of
$8S,337.8S to the U. S. Treasury
in fines, damages and settlements.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-24

Miss Hattie Amman Of Detroit,
Michigan is visiting in the city as
house guest of Miss Savannah
AlmOn.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-24

Mrs. Viola Summers has return
ed home after spending TWO weeks
in Chicago and Detroit.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-24

About one-tenth of Paraguay's
total population lives in the coun-
try's capital city, Asuncion.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-24

This most useful hair piece blends
in with your own hair and keeps
the rough ends even. $500
Evening star., 1952-11-24

Silver Spring Shopping
Center
2l4l Wis. Ave. NV.
1898 S. copitol St.
642S Go. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-14

SALES MANAGER, 500 weekly sal
ary plus; sales minded, hard
worker, good sales organizer: youth
full. 25-40 years; outstanding fu-
ture. Ii 1-63S1
Evening star., 1952-04-14
HELP MEN

MEAT COUNTER MAN-Apply 3l04
NJ ST. NV. 10
MEAT CUTTER. experienced: must be
steady; good hours and pay. KAY
FOOD MART. 26l7 P st. NV
MEATCUTTERS, experienced. sober.
reliable. for air-conditioned cutting
hospitaliza tinn. life ms. other bene-
fits Apply in person, BUCKING-
HAM SUPER MARKET. 1923 Rhode
Island ave. ne. Ia
MECHANIC with some experience in
our new-car make-ready depart
ment; must be handy with tools,
steady and reliable; ideal working
conditions, vacation with pay, hos
pitalization and other benefits. See
Mr. Messick, STEUART MOTOR CO.
9th and New York ave. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1952-04-14
MULTILITH OPERATOR

Man with high school education to
operate multilith. mimeograph and
other duplicating machines. Prefer
experienced. but will train $50
Friday.
Evening star., 1952-04-14
HELP MEN

ESTIMATOR. millwork, part time
Do detailing at home. spare time
MUS. be experienced. Call MR.
DENNlSON. OF. Oil. o to 5. la
FARM HAND, experienced, to live or
peel cattle farm near UpperVille
va. Must be good with cattle anc
equipment. JOS. c. KENNEDY
ofoI l4th st. NV, TU. 1000. --ld
FIELD SERVICE DIRECTOR-Highly
aualineo man to travel approxi-
almost. 200 local chapters OF i'm
portant national trade ASSOCIATION
Aolllty to mix well. make speeches
pius organtZational talent in promo
aon and retention Of membership
important, Attractive salary. Give
1879, Star
Evening star., 1952-04-14
BAKERY SHOP CLERK

Pleasant work in our modern pantry
houses; meals and nylon uniforms
furnished; good pay, plus paid va
cations and sick leave.
APPLY BETHESDA HOT SHOPPE.
Wis. Ave and Watkins ST.,
Bethesda. Md, or
Room 200, 1341 G st. NV,
Evening star., 1952-04-14

NIGHT AUDITOR-Relief 2 nights a
week, IL pm to z am: N. G. r.
5000 experience desired. SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL. Bethesda. OIL. 600.
Evening star., 1952-04-14
npplN Ia
RESTAURANT
S.W.
T and fast {
White reStaurs
SIS you have
5, 1855 4th s
COOK
AVnarianPad 4
DISPATCHER

Experienced or will train. Must know
D. c. and Southern Md. territories;
tranSp. necessary. steady year-round
position with growing concern. Group
insurance benefits and other ad-
vantages. Apply in person, to Mr.
NEALE; 1890 Branch ave. Silver
Evening star., 1952-04-14
HELP MEN

ROUTE SALESMAN - Nationally
known retail coffee and grocery
company has an opening for q man
on an established route; this position
offers 81 weeks a year security; ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement
plus liberal pension plan; man must
be 26-40 yrs. of age. have Al ref
erence and be married; we furnish
car and pay expenses on same. Call
COOK COFFEE CO., CO. 1896 for
apnointp,ont q
Evening star., 1952-04-14
HELP MEN
HELPERS

SHEET METAL HELPERS t2), for
work or repair truck. Must have
drivers permit. Apply ROSE BROTH
Fps CO. 1441 10th st. N. Arl.. Va
SHEET-METAL MECHANICS (2D-
Must be t1rst-class mechanics. Top
wages. Res. required. Apply ROSE
BROTHERS CO.. l441 10th ST: N.
Arl., Va IL
SHIPPING CLERK or counter clerk.
for wholesale electrical supply
house; ."5-35; good working condi-
tions, hours. and pay; experience
helpful but not essential. Apply in
person, 44l0 Ga. ave. 30
SHIPPING CLERK, knowl. of typing;
4O-hr., 5-day wk. Interviews 9-l2
L. c. SMITH e. CORONA TYPE
WRITERS, INC. lab Park I'd. NV.
-16
Evening star., 1952-04-14
HELP MEN

statesmen (3). research service
We will take the responsibility for
your earning a minimum OF 500
per week after preliminary training
come. while earning. Call person
mel dept, RE. COLL. for interview
Evening star., 1952-04-14
HELP MEN |

EtS so1sTHGGs5 aH E'rt toGsrE4 Gs fS' fasHHyFis aHyis
YOUNG MAN for lumber business,
no experience required; high school
education with preferably clerical
training, must be able to type:
good starting salary; excellent OPP
portunity 70 learn business. Apply
MILLS or MR.. SHERREN. -I5
YOUNG MAN for malIroom: perma-
nent position, 5-day. 40-hour week:
pleasant working conditions; liberal
discount on purchases; insurance
and disqualification plan. retirement
plan. Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORE
employment office. ~ P st. ne;
YOUNG MAN for clerical and light
delivery work in equipment division
of building supply house located in
ne. section. Salary approximately
S50-S55 per wk. depending upon
qualifications. Call MR.. PAYNE
YOUNG 6I c. MAN for delivery and stock
room work; also some porter work;
in retail store in Arlington. Steady
position. good wages Drivers per
init necessary. JERRY'S. 4Ol9 So;
2sth ST.. Arlington. Call TIE. 1000
YOUNG MAN, art and craft store.
necessary. ARTS & CRAFTS. 934
YoUNG" MAN as mail clerk. for ma
tional trade association. 5-day
week. good hours and pay. Apply
l1oS 18th st. NV IL
Evening star., 1952-04-14
NEW BUSINESS
pTnnn0rA rrvy-

National financial institution has an
opportunity for man who wants to
go places in the automobile financ-
ing field. We prefer a man with
a year or two of college who has
had experience in this field and
wants to prove his ability. The
position has considerable variety.
is not routine work and involves
contact with our customers. The
man selected will be provided with
an automobile.
This is a permanent position. Good
starting salary with regular merit
increases. Planned advancement
program to positions of a man.
agerial responsibility. Liberal EN-
employe benefits. Write, giving
age, background and experience to
Box 443-S. Star. Ii
Evening star., 1952-04-14
HELP MEN
SALESMAN

leading mems furnishings
stores has opening for salesman;
excellent earnings, permanent, good
oppor.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS
942 F st. NV. 1103 H st. NE.
Evening star., 1952-04-14
FOREMAN (White)

80
~ men. Must be able to handle
and shrubs, both evergreen and
noWering. This is permanent
soo Tor real producer. Box 117-S,
- oIaL. 30
FOUNTAIN AND SANDWICH MAN,
A5. No phone calls. Apply in per
son. PETER PAN PANTRY HOUSE,
526 18th ST. NV. -l5
FURNITURE statesmen. exper.; $50
Ekiy. salary, plus good comm: only
tnoSe that have had exper. in stores
ennnrt, selnns better.grsde ., furn.; unusual
FURN1TURE. aaI 6 st. sum NV AihAs
GAS STATION ATTENDANT for
Washington's largest Pontiac dealer;
must be neat and aggressive; AL
TeIerences. Apply Mr.. Peers. ARCADE
rpONTIAC, l437 Irving st. NV. 1T
G,kiOCEhf DELIVERY BoY-D. c.
Incense; references. s25 Kennedy
HARDWARE CLERK. experienced.
honest. sober: good working condi-
tions, SCHNEIDER S HARDWARE,
HEAD NIGHT AUDITOR, hrs. i0 II
pm. to am. 6 nights per wk.
hotel exper. necessary, with knowl-
eedge OF MGR posting machine No.
@ @sSuo Salary commensurate with
mn! a1llity: ~, aE,maIploye benefits after 3
once. MAYFLoWER HOTEL. Conn.
ave. and De Sales st. NV. II
HEARING G-CoNsULTANT. sell nation.
ally advertised hearing aid. D. c..
va, Md. territory. Car essential.
Com. basis. Excel. future. ST. 5554.
Evening star., 1952-04-14
MAN WITH CAR


Big earnings. good references. no
investment Call 81. 1851 and ask
for employment manager:
MAN, white. to supervise cleaning of
office bldg. at night from 5 pm.
until 12 midnight Experienced
preferred, bet; 40 and 50 yrs. of
FRITZ co. 14O4 X st. NV. lis
MAN WANTED for sandwich counter
of grocery-de -delicateSsen. Phone or
apply at 1913 NJ st. NV. D1. 96n7.
MAN WITH CAR to train locally for
p0spn WIN Rn ie5Re s6R
sider inexperienced man who is a
Eilling w95ksr EiIe Not, Not alns canvsssipg no
Eeek5y; tWesn o snd ADOly 1ll6 o ST. Sc. 15 be
NAN. III to o StlS Work at service counter.
electrical appliance service station;
mechanically inclined person, with
G. A. fEPPERT, si4 Eye st. NV.
MEN. white. ages 90 through ss;
clean driving record; 81. 200 yearly;
vacation and benefits. Call NO.
MEN !2) to take orders for Golfers;
RIM. 424 Bond Bldg. IA
MEN men, may be retired. age no
nanolcap, TO run C-lFe-ln DTaDcn
store of large dry cleaning chain;
5-day, 44-hr. week; good starting
salary and room for advancement.
Call MR.. JAY, FIR. 1882, for in
MEN. , full time and 1 part time
Start on a one or two day trial basis
if you wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
is Full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and UP per week call
ing on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers. are pleas
ant. courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. No
experience necessary. An expert
enced man will train you. Apply
oil National Press Bldg, 14th and
sts. NV. or call DI. 4477 or
MEN (8). good reliable, sober for
yard work; steady job: good wages;
Apply main office, 41O1 HAYWOOD
gg.,a;.- ggls,ss; KAYwooD Ad GARDENS: @15 Mt.
MEN. "a. Sales and service of ma
tional product. BY appointment
only. Men accepted will be-
thoroughly trained. Must have car.
Approximate earnings 500 weekly
plus expense. Can use l part time
man ewes. and weekends. Apply
MERIT METALCRAFT CORP. 1891
14th st. NV, l to pm. -15
Evening star., 1952-04-14
statesmen (31

oppor. for CAPABLE men to connect
with one Of the leaders in our field.
Leads furn. and appts. made. Prod
uct highly regarded and our prices
under principal competitors. Car
required. BAXTER UPHOLSTERY
CO. NC. Az Bond bldg. Ia
Evening star., 1952-04-14

observation-disclosures for az
gressive, neat man to assist heating
and air-conditioning sales engineer;
no experience necessary, but must
be willing to work steadily for pro-
motion. This is an unusual oppor-
tunity for the right man. Inter-
views Tuesday between 10 and IL,
to 4, or Wednesday. Apply
HOLLAND FURNACE CO.. S27l M
st. NV. No phone calls. Ia
Evening star., 1952-04-14
COLLECTOR

ance and capable Of meeting the
public. Must have knowledge of city,
clear driving record and q D. C.
drivers permit. job consists Of max
ing collections on individual adyer-
tising accounts; car will be fur
Personnel. Room 6O5: open week
days S:30-5 and Saturday 9-1. No
phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-04-14
110I Penn. Ave. NV.

BOY-Opportunlty for
bright. alert young man, 16 or over.
high school grad. preferred. in ige,
well-estab. printing company in NE
Washington; 5-day 371a-hour wk
Call MISS ARANT at DE. 1865.
for large television
and appliance chain; must be over
IL years old and possess D. c..
drivers permit; excellent opportu-
nifty for advancement. Call MRS.
LUCE. Ii. 1922 -I6
Permanent position open
for an industrious young man in
terested in learning q trade. Ex-
perience not necessary. Apply CAP
1TOL PRINTING INK CO., SO6
Claiming pl. n -11
Evening star., 1952-04-14
TRUCK DRIVER
WAREHOUSEMAN

WAREaOUSEMAN
WHITE ONLY
One Of Washingtons largest and
finest furniture stores. Malcom
Scates has a few openings to keep
pace with our rapidly increasing
business. Excellent salary. Only
men who are experienced, neat and
dependable need apply. All appli-
cations strictly confidential. Apply
after 10 am. Mr.. v. Raubaugh.
office Advancement 70 1OI4 IA
Evening star., 1952-04-14
PAINTER

PAINTER
between 30 and 40:
regular work; excellent earnings;
many employment benefits: willing
to work day or night shift.
APPLY HOT SHOPPE. INC.
Colorado Bldg.
or Room 200. l34l G St. NV. -15
PAINTERS I21, good, reliable. sober
Steady Job; good wages. Apply
place, HAYWOOD GARDENS, Mt.
PAINT SALESMAN Inside. retail;
old established distributor name
brands; pleasant working cond., good
future. permanent. Phone DI. ll30
for interview. DYER BROS. INC.
III
PHARMACIST-Full or part time:
Md reg, required; top salary: hours
ARRANGED to suit applicant DIS
TRICT HEIGHTS PHARMACY, 1854
Marlboro pike, HI. 4174. lis
registered. full time;
good hrs. and working conds.. many
evenings and 8
mornings a week and part Of Sun
day. CONCORD PHARMACY, 1915
SN yoSss Sss'i men WITH
fas ou:e fTse York to se sssve vk No pns heuste hoe
expenses. ANACOsTIA STUDIOS
22l7 Nichols ave. Sc. LU. 1922
Evening star., 1952-04-14
CLAIMS TRAINEE
LIQUOR STORE

White. experience helpful but not
necessary Good personal appear
ance; hours IL am. to $40 pm,
10 am. to 3 pm. For interview.
call FIR. b70O Ext. 2041. beginning
Monday 9 am. Ia
nancial institution; car essential;
give age. experience. background and
salary expected. Box 216-R, Star.
Evening star., 1952-04-14
MESSENGER

Young man, 1919 yrs. of age. neat
in appearance. courteous and will
ing to give regular attendance; 40
hr. week Bring birth certificate.
Apply Personnel. Room COS. Open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-04-14

Statesmen, 3. are needed for imme-
diate placement in sales positions
offering unusual opportunities for
high weekly earnings, permanent
year-around employment and pro-
motions. No experience necessary.
All appointments for sales presenta-
tions are made and provided by the
company Earnings should exceed
$40 weekly Local references re-
ouired. Apply MR. ORPIN. 8 am.
to 4:30 pm. weekdays, 5511 14th
st. NV. -15
between the ages 2l-35;
neat appearance. many. company
benefits offered. Apply in person.
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.. S217
Ga ave. Silver Spring. -l6
Evening star., 1952-04-14

AWNING CUTTER and seamstress;
canvas; 6-day week; good pay. OIL.
0U4q -1-
Evening star., 1952-04-14

BANK BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR. 5-day week. good hrs.
pleasant working conditions. Apply
BANKING CORP. 1OOl q st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN. exper. only; good
hours; guar. salary. Apply at 1888
Conn. ave. IL
man and woman. top
Can earn up. to S15O. per wk. Will
take over following Of stylists leav-
ing city. Apply in person. VINCENT
e. VINCENT, 500 11th st. NV. 10
top sal. com: perm,
position. DORoTHEA MAE. 3s42
34th ST.. Mt. Rainier. Nd. WA. l,3l.
BEAUTICIAN - Experienced all
branches; salary and commission.
Apply in person, ANITAS BEAUTY
SHOP, 5612 Conn. ave. 1t
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.; 5-day
week, no ewes; good salary. Az.
4455 or LU. 4-6746. -15
BEAUTY OPERATORS (3l for our
Westchester. Bethesda and and down de- N,
curists wanted for l@@l Conn. ave.
and Clarendon; full or part time;
top salary and comm. EMILE, I22l
Conn. ave. IL
BEAUTY OPERATOR. an-around
hair dresser; vacation with pay;
Bethesda area. WI. 4S44 or WI.
3255. noon to Sun. -lo
BEAUTY OPERATOR. earn Ss5 to
&1O0 per week; salary plus comm.
modern shop. steady position. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS. 1710
Eye ct. NV. I'll
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced:
permanent position. RUBINO, 265a
Connecticut ave. nv. DE. 23222
The Miami times., 1952-12-06
was that kind of a guy.

that Kind Of
mother died. spend Sundays with her
his brother The family that tight The old lady,
the maarch of the family queenly who out OF
shortly after the Civil Her children adored her
her mild clay and ashe the unds
her brood They called her anything
but her friends called her "Miss Lizzie"
The redfaced loved horses and he loved
delivery When first
other job the line In his job he became fixture His
identity ndelible
loved white black alike
older could stand the rumble of the
they brought him inside to wait
toners After while though with Of the odters and
the his hand in business for him
mother in 1921
four brother his sister died. leav
ing him the the clan.
Then last week. in his middle seventies the redfaced ecked
faced himself shued off his mortal and they buried him
the Lnwood Cemetery beside his mother his brother and
his sister.
good guy my uncle, Adams baby
The Miami times., 1952-12-06
Straight Ahead
By JULIUS ADAMS

NEW YORK - (Globa) - They drew the curtain a
nice last week remember him we'll My recollection of
back small boy
red and reced He drove drawn orre geld
ing named Dan
AS kid used to like to "go with him" onhis would
work all Just the ride lot OF fun and he understood
the little fellow
the old Dan canered the cobeone
streets that made every oay in
Macon, Ca.
He top at the and could always
wafers piece Of baogna from the butcher
didn't those
family could do Is cents hour than
on SIS day.
Young fellows like didn't barber days
Sundays this redhead spend
ming kids hair Then he would rounds
dve-up with deuces Wild and Caught jack
would just look on those sessions the extent Of knowledge
then
French But he could play and for him catch
meant than does for golfer to make hole in
Then after he tired Of fveup would knife
and settle down to peelng and eating He
eating ritual Later in the
hokeypokey ice for the kids He enjoyed He
The Miami times., 1952-12-06
Let's Look And Listen
By GEORGE DANIELS FOR AMP

FAITH GAN MOVE @ MOUNTAINS" TAI and for two solid weeks at
ow e BACK h from Nei e tn 8ppes with @ Singer @
Year as voted by top trade magaznes was Teddy Hale probably
show-stopper solid 80
perience ballet exponent gded smoothly into
shutnng which could the
of old.
Scroll R TOP f. M
successful Chicago his home for his signal contribu
entertainment go healthy
living Cole accepted membership on the schools faculty and Nat
Great Names Scholarships Foundaton.O
PEDALS WAY TO MOVIES osoiSi Aas did the ungEsds is:
The Ngeran native and former Roosevelt Coege student VIII & De
Ajaa biyced Chicago
most hs Rsschn HOLLYWOOD Ua after
for disturbing the peace in Topeka Ka Ajaa was given screen
Aiaa 22 born in Lagos Nigeria West Africa
STRIKE IT RICH" Mrs Anabele Royal Of Brooklyn New
aneouy in the army navy air force and the marines
mas presents for sons oyer TV show Strike Rich Mrs Royal
Dept Labor which discovered back due of her
COVERING THE UNIVERSE: That familiar of
ANc will release film series featuring Negro life from the
U.S.A. to Sabre-e battles over Korea
With part the ehnicoo ANc covered
Bergen County New Jersey where Councilman Wright
publican stronghold York. largest dery
ST. Mo MPs in her
m as e for ber w on @ mas @
ing racket
UNFORGETTABLE MEMORY: Children, convinced
de Lords done laid his hands Had it been there
would not have been this wonderful Citizens w. Handy Birthday
Dinner Committee fed with love- affection for the
great American honoring his 10th birthday" said
low admer of the creator of the "S Louis Blues the Waldorf
Astoria birthday dinner for the eminent Nov 13
COLONIAL RADIOS AS of her long plan for develop
of her colonies Britain helping colonial establish
their broadcastng stations amounting $3O0
600 has been set aside from Brin Colonial and We'll
@ Fund 5 for this E been set u
Gold Coast the Falkland Islands and Cyprus
TAPS Nat "King. reports Hollywood
Dec % to start Bue Gadenia the
Conte film Eta Moten original "Porgy
guest at Danvle CHATS in Illinois,
hibited her African crios.
PREDICTIONS Pearl Bailey and her fifth hubby Beson
Duke Ellington drummer will best with
father who doesn't he said want coored grandchildren
LUNCHROOM CHATTER: Chicagoanss nighife and
who have caught the Paris Club floor show here all
gitarist Danny Overbea rising
world He's brother of sports column LUX
discng of Il Went to Your Wedding written
son. has sister n Just Poor Bachelor written by
That's three hits third being
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
ALBANY, GE0RGIA

Sept. % and in 1855 on Sept. Is?
The varying dates are ac-
counted for by the fact that
ours is the lunar calendar. I'm
like the calendar used in every
day life, which has been ar
ranged according to the position
of the sun, the Jewish calendar
follows the moon.
In early Talmudic days, the
commencement of a new month
used to be announced from
Jerusalem to the surrounding
districts by beacons or messen-
gers, the rise of the moon
having been seen by witnesses
and duly checked by the author
tiles. Our calendar is based