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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18

"1n none Of these things" ans
wered the chief interlocutor, mot
even FINISHES. kishles or kasche.
though the stock of the three
culinary KS is soaring skyward
among devotees of dietetic Jud-
aism."
KeidanskY no sooner espies
some of the old cronies-" THE
remnant that remained" from the
vanished "lend-a-word-club" on
the lower East Side-than he
launches forth into one of those
one-sided or monologic CONVEX.
sations. The Top Notch Tavern
on Upper Broadway does not offer
the leisurelY. reflective atmOs-
phere that prevailed on Division
and Grand streets. but the old
haunts and restaurants have been
eaten up by gobbling Time and
men must find relief somewhere
from the burden Of thoughts and
memories. Even here under the
forbidding and watchful eyes Of
the waters. themselves survivors
of and renegades from the cher
ished placid age-now serving
mainly in expectation Of more
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18
LEGAL NOTICES

In The County Judges Court In And
For Duval County, Florida
File No. 20235-D
IN RE: ESTATE OF
Mildred Kurland, also known as Mill
dred Kurlandzik,
Deceased.
FINAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the UNI
designed on the 9th day of August
A. D. 1853, filed final accounting of
his administration of the estate of Mil
dred Kurland, also known as Mildred
Kurlandzik, deceased. and notice is
further given that after publication of
this notice. once each week for four
consecutive weeks, application will be
made to the Honorable MCKINNEY j.
DAVIS, County Judge of Duval Coun-
ty. Florida, for the approval of said
accounting and for final discharge of
the undersigned as administrator of
said estate.
Bernie Kass as administrator
of the estate of Mildred Kur-
land, also known as Mildred
Kurlandzik, Deceased.
First published on: September 4. 1858
GoldStein & GoldStein,
Attorneys for Administrator
Sept. 4-11-18-25-1953.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18

He that sacrificeth unto the
gods, save unto the Lord only,
shall be utterly destroyed.-Ex.
22:19.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18
A boom i'm Jewish
Universities
BY Bernard G. Richards

That's terrific BOOM said Keidansly. Ghetto
philosopher who always begins with sweeping
what? asked LevnskY Yddis poet Copper
steel brass?"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned intends to register with
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Duval County, Florida, in accordance
with the Fictitious Name Statute of
Florida, the following fictitious name
under which his business is carried
on, to wit:
COWAN CONCRETE BUILDING g.
SUPPLY COMPANY mot inc.)
w. Harold Cowan
Sole Owner
Goldstein &. GoldStein
Attorneys at Law
914 Graham Building
Jacksonville, Florida
Aug. % Sept. 4-11-18-1953.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1852 So 2-door: HYDRA,
green. T. and h, Wv. tires; li.uuu
miles: very dean car: priced at
only s. $50, Mckee PoNITtAc' 18TH
1852; sas heater and chains. black
with red leather upholstery; excel.
cond. throughout. | owner, l,ooO
mi. S645. RA. i-i656
PREFECI: PREF, '4s' GOOD tires and and otis: zig.
& SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
AID. 4-4300. -2l
RENAULT 1919. good condition. Price
1878 or best offer. ia. S-ll6S. 30
RENAULT 1858 grand de luxe: A.
900 ACTUAL mi / owner; 40 mi; per
sETANbxRD Eal SisT; yG3NGUaRD "a 3IS1sn 1850 4tdr.
leather interioT $3.50 or best Of
STUDEBAKER 1875" Champion de
miles: Sl,400. Cail EN-, 2-535O.
STUDEBAKER so Champ; climatizer,
owner, low mi; excel; mech cond.
sTTIpSEBaHk9pR IS H9 "gS6i 90 Land sx'i crSissr Sbsi
DR.: immac, green finish, low mile,
special at 1895. MAYFLoWER MO-
TORS, l195 18th ST. NV, Sate-Buy
Car; CO; 3-63d2 till 3: -
uxd iarRt S2 co2pe aato }psns 9e
r, and h.. seat covers. one OWNER
( tip-top cond: 81 ,U35. written guar
sntee. TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3Olo
R | ave: ne. DE. .-630".
STUDEBAkER 1850 Champion &c
luxe 4-dr. sedan; black finish.
pFlpa6 for iIl0pN hfiiQtG ncnnnp1i(4 =
transportation; $3.50 BARRY-PATE
MOTOR GO, 1870 Conn. ave. NV
STUDEBAKLR 1850 & cyl. sport
BUTLER INC. 1IeI .lst St. NV.
Used Car Dept @"3o NJ st. NV.
sPtjDFB.kER Fl iis, Ii lo4s Champion AZ 4 DR.
clean. fine mech; special; S595
EIA s. nv. ". 0"5LsN used Car Dept" ?a3oi
sTrbEiRiKER " 81 RiT D1, 80 539ll4s esamD Re- Resa,
plastic covers; other extras, "-tore
BROWN PoNTIAC. INC 1850 VII
son blvd, Arl, Va. IA. "A 700.
20
BUICK 80 Roadmaster 4-door;
and h.. Dynaflow. S1.0q5
! CAITHNESS BUICK, Inc.
5115 WIS. AVE WO. 6-55sl
OPEN TILL PM. 20
LINCOLN 40 Cosmopolitan; r. and
h.. overdrive: black finish. Sl.l95
y. CAITHNESS BUICK. Inc.
51l5 WIS. AVE WO. 6-5jSl
4 OPEN TILL Q PM. 20
PACKARD so 4-dr.: "39"-5 S945.
HORNER'S CORNER
9Th and Fla. Ave. NE Ii. 6-646t
BUICK SO Riviera Super 4-dr.; :! &
! mi. illness restricts owners driv-
ins; modern equipment; complete
! accessories: save $3.50
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-64o4.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1851 Champion 4-dr.
overdrive, r. and h. 1000 original
miles. Sparkling green finish. This
l-owner car is positively same as
be appreciated. ST 095. BELL MO
TORS, 500 Wis. ave, Wo. $4,000.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion ?-dr.;
overdrive. and L., low mileage.
This l-owner car is absolutely in
peri cond in every way. Take car
TO- your own mschaR,e icTnns yitheut "a, dc q
wis ave. WO. 6-S90o. go
aato 4anE fully ri hsTdtOD eaup fe fGnya
l1,0on mi. 81 $50 or best offer. AD.
4-I935. 20
sTUDEBAKER 1e4s REGAL de luxe
"!-door sedan: dark green; good
cond; orie. owner, must sell: S495.
falI nB, SFG! p. 81 Champion de luxe
S995. KE. S-60l6 or EN-. 3-445O.
STUDEBAKER 1851 Champ. conv.;
r. h., auto. ;ransm.; orig. It, green
flnisn; new black top; all brand
Wv tires: special. Saa5. CROWN
MOTOR CO, 5033 Wis, ave. NV.
EN-. "-6Go0. Open SundaV. -"
STUDEBAKER 1858 Landcruiser
auto trans; fully eQl0D. pvt.
owner; S3,j77a. KE. S-69iN II
STUDEBAKER 1854 Commander
auto. trans. cllmatizer. raoio: d.
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER, So
N Glebe I'd All. ia. 7-;7:'::. I'll
STUDEBAKER 1850 4-dr, sedan;
climattzer. ~195 AMERICAN .SERV-
ICE CENTER; blk. from HCc. Is.
5S5 N. Glebe rd.. Ar!.. ia. - 5"!2
STUDEBAKER la47 4-dr. sedan;
AMERicAN s-SilETsi1 SERVICE CENTER, 5S5
N. Glebe rd Arl.. IA. I'll -. -2l
STUDEBAKER l941 Champion 4-dr
AMERIcAN SERVICE CENTER /
blk. from Hechts. $50 N. Glebe I'd.
Arl.. IA 1-712.. II
PONTIAC ~ 4-dr. "6" S445.
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave NE, Ii. 6-G+G4.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
AUTOS FOR SALE tcont.J

PONTIAC l94I de luxe sedan: excel
s19d S1o5 I'll shrSTEhTHt; G0Th 9ial 81 n q oTy
PONTIAC la5" "S door; nfnH cot nlsck; ori, +
Si.7a5. MCKEE Pontiac. 10Th and
PONTIAC 1881 2-dr. "s''; Hydra, r
sa5 pc B. neKEE 9tfsE oNFYAse SNSFFY As90d1 1e5 Gay ana
e6xTiiAcH iii 1850 T sti Catalina ali s.; HYDRA.
2-tone rust and cream; + "a sn9 9Cn Z
TIAC. 10th and NJ sts. NV, ST
Pontiac 1851 4-dr.; r. and b; nice
sssn gar % vel caTeS 1S,n for; .nd 81 II '4Se sts
PONTIAC 1883 conv.: Hydra; yellow
r and h.: fully equip; low mileage
bal 1ain that will be hard to beat
ffif!nef ffxc isss & S'Sa and II SIS: MeNh1 NV. ST
PoNTTIAC 1850 4-dr. "e''; black; T
and h; CLEARANCE Sgeeiali Jg redrSeeSS ISsS
and az Si.HcS n sts mTAAs a.W. ST F Se7f6S. -''
Sedan sedan; spsrklins Eresn hnis6:
Eadio; heater custom n,SsIv sea- cUSeaS slea
CHfqf6I AEPpf6fu' 'cADiIt2c 2ts -offSsositL fTs
Co. IT,: end 81. NV, ST. :5-260O.
PONTIAC l949 streamiineE de luxe
BhERY-FAIE MOTOR CO. 1870
Ccn.. ave. NV, RE. ISIS.
PONTIAC 1sA? conyt. s;;cy!inder
cream booy. BLACK top, clean ~
tt"ior, nice. seat covers. + ana n
tJ.n signals, Excel mech. cond.,
>.35: suar. u mos; Is min. was !
Broad St; faIs Church, Va JE
pGSli.c 2iIs; closed i, eon2ertiOle s%n' coupe; =
cENTER, @00l ". Va ave, ne
LA 6-SU@u.
PONTIAC 81 Catalina de luxe; 7
low mileage, hardtop models are il
1885. MAYFIoWER MOTORS
LIS KS l2th st; tn NJ ~ safe-Buy Cars
rG6HRriHc rGHR 2zc''' ia4I i II !.dr. : e-cylinder; r
H.. excel. cond. only SIs9. No dow
payment. ,sCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
!ti;; Carroll ave. NV. RA, $780,,
PONTIAC 81 4,;;door; 7. and h; nlc'
MeKEE Ssfa ef5 PoNT1Ac &S sSifH isth 'S and N SIS
PONTIAC 81 Catalina de luxe: r
ana h.. auto. drive, Wv. tire:
low mileage. .hardtop models are II
STesssf demsha MaYFIoWEk f 5a1E or MoToRs iofT S
ll25- 18th, st. NV. safe-BuV Cars
PONTIAC 81 conyertivle 8; red
radio. heater, fully equipped. new
black top. S2,295. Perfect condition
Going overseas. JA. @-5@06 attel
PoETfAC ia so Catalina "s': Hydra.
black. T. and h, Wv. tires. - :OOt
miles: priced for clearance 81 .530
MCKEE PONTIAC 10th and M sts
PGo;SSr1IssTC PG;S1 sT 81 $5?l93; !s,; a-doOr; Hydra. r
and h; a real sacrifice at $1.750
MCKEE PONTIAC. 10th and NJ sts
NV, ST. 3-7107.
BUICK so super 4-door; r. and h.
Dynafow. S1,296.
CAITHNESS BUICK, Inc.
B115 WIS. AVE. Wo. 6-55s1
BTIcK '49 Super 4-dOOF; heater
CATTHNEsS BUICK, Inc.
B115 WIS. AVE. wo. 6-55s1
be SOTO '49 club coupe: S996
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. II. 6-6464.
BUICK as 4-dr: S695.
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. II. 6-8464
OLDS 80 "8s'' cl cpe.: $685..
HORNER'S CORNER
eth and Fla. Ave. NE, II, 6-6464.
Evening star., 1953-07-05


KRoEHLER q PIECE SECTIONAL
SOFA tsrnort modern desen) ------ $4,000 Sl88.00
cHPPENDALE LOVE SEAT with
striped domos< covert $79o5 $500
3-PIEcE coRDoVAN MODERN Bed
ond ehestj , - $4,000 $4,000
MODERN ToRcHIERE t3-woy)---- s29e5 Sl4.S6
KRoEHLER MODERN soFA-BED
(snort tweed coverno --------$l39.95 $500
FLORAL BoUDoIR CHAIR ttufted
back and spring scott ------------ $54.95 S36.48
SOLID MAHOGANY VICTORIAN
7-pIIcI 18th CENTURY MAHoe-
ANY DINING ROOM SUITE (bow
front buffet choirs. tobIe ond four
s-pEcE MAHOGANY 18th GEN.
TURY DINING ROOM SUITE (Cre-
denzo, buffet beokfost chos.
tension tob'e. 5 side and
s-PEcE MODERN coRpovAN MA
HoGANY DINING ROOM SUITE
buffet toble, extension toble, ) side ~
ond choir) $595.00 S466.00
s-PIEcE 18th CENTURY MAHoG-
ANY DINING ROOM SUITE tbreok-
front china, eredenzo buffet, tobIe
and five side and cho) $4,000 $4,000
9-PEcE BLEAcHED MAHOGANY
MODERN DINING ROOM SUITE
(credenzo buffet, large china. pedes-
tostyle extension tobIe, five side and
one arm cnohs' '--------~ 9ooUOO 9996.VU
MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SUITE
breokfront china with extension tobIe,
tive side and one solid mahogany
chair ------------- - sl.3e5oo S7es.oo
e-PIEcE SOLID MAHOGANY DIN
ING ROOM SUITE 9th century
styling, buffet. chos toble, five side
ond one choir) s95ooo s7e5.oo
Smoked GLASS MODERN LIQUOR
CABINET (hond decoroed) 80 se5ooo S5sz.oo
MODERN BRASS FLOOR LAMP s29.75 Sl8.75
MAHOGANY MIRRoRED DOOR GRE
DrNzA with desk) $4,000 s14s.so
GENUINE MAHOGANY MODERN
FLAT-ToP DESK -------------- ss9.e5 s3sss
MAHOGANY HALL MIRRoR----- $4,000 S1S,52
Smoked GLASS ROUND COCKTAIL
TAslr ~ sl9a95 s14s.e4
SIMMONS TUFTLEss INNERsPRINc
MATTRESS S5oo5 S39.87
MENGEL MAHOGANY 18th GEN.
IOKI SHESI ----------------- SIZS.UU S00.ZR
ECLIPSE ExTRA-FIRM INNER
SPRING MATTRESS ------------ $685. S49.66
BLACK AND GREEN cURIo WALL
SA0INEI Observation-Disclosures 4LUUO 94.o6
z-PiEcE MODERN PUMPKIN AND
GREEN LIVNG-RooM SUITE ---- $43e.95 S23S.0O
18th CENTURY MAHOGANY HIGH
bOI S[L9OO 9I36.4@
GREEN PLASTIC LAWSON LOUNGE
Chalk SltS.OO SSy.9S
GREY MAHOGANY STEP TABLES
5-PIEcE LlMED OAK DINETTE
SUITE upholstered chos $4,000 S94.S8
NIENT BUDGET TERMS ARR
~ 79.9 - q EREE pAPK|
Evening star., 1953-07-05

WINDSOR CHAIR ------------- s1o'95 S13.3o
PENNSYLVANIA (soid mopIe) TEA
SIMMONS SLEEP CHAIR with bou-
Gle upholstery ------------ $1,000 s5s.6s
MODERN SLEEP SOFA with foom
MODERN NODE IS' MAHOGANY ROOM Di- ~~'0'OO
WIDER with slide type pIote gloss
doors on both sides and door-syle $1,000
S REGENCY US STYLE FRINerD SOFA O 10000
tEeIIsH T TGs STYLE cHAHNGL sAek
SOFA (brocoteIe with tufted
KRoEHLrR MODERN SOFA with ex- D@0''' ~'00'OO
1-pIEcE II GRAND RAPIDS LIVING ~ "'~''O0
ROOM SUITE (soIid mahogany frame
2-piEcI FRENCH LIVING ROOM ~'o'0o
SUITE tsoId frutwood, hond-corved
LAWSON LOVE LOVE-" SEAT e'S0 c6roeoteIi. "'r0'Oo
k1O E'' MoH4R REGENCY CHAIRS s'0'.0O o'o'o0
SOLID MAHOGANY CHINESE CHIP '''' 0''7'O0
PENDALE CHAIR tbIock lacquer
SOLD MAHOGANY ENGLISH RE- ' ~07
MODERN LOUNGE CHAIR (by
SOLID MAHOGANY FOAM WING ~ 000'0
CHAR rubber eushonI $1,000 sl1s.zs
CHAIR $4,000 S12s.oo
DRUM TABLE (hond-tooed leather
HIppLEwAiTI MA1ELAssE BARREL 00 ~'40'o
RteENcY CUSTOM BUILT sRocA- '@'.00 ~00@
TELLE LOUNGE CHAIR $4,000 $50 03
MODERN GREY TAPESTRY LOUNGE
CHAIR $1,000 s5s.z7
BED sl5eoo sesIz
SOFA BED AND CHAIR SUITE $4,000 Sl632I
REGENCY FULL-SlZE MATELASSE
SLEEP SOFA $4,000 sIs7.lo
HAND CUT CRYSTAL AND AN
::!s ?;$ xs$$ zee M
MODERN LINED OAK HANGING
BOOK SHELF Isles 2xo2 inches by
ksnt cottey s6o95 s2e.ss
SOLID MAHOGANY HEPPLEWHITE
LOVE SEAT strped domoskl S248OO Sl734O
FULL-SlZE PLASTIC HEADBoARD
ivory coIored Plastic coverinoJ $l7.o5 S3A8
MODERN SLEEP-SoFA trnoteosse
reversible fui' size, innersprno
roott.sss : $4,000 slss.lz
with hond-tooled leather tops) $4,000 S4A.26
SAGE GREEN REGENCY LOVE SEAT
(broeoteile with fringe - $4,000 slo4.oe
MAHOGANY PHONE SET (tobe ond
choir setl -------------------- s24.e5 sI3.2s
HEPPLEWHITE BARREL CHAIR
lsoee green domosk cover) -------- $1,000 S59,67
Evening star., 1953-09-17
Man Dies Of Injuries
After Three-Story Fall

A 47-year-old man died yes
terday in Casualty Hospital of
injuries received on August 5
when he fell three stories from
his apartment kitchen to a con-
crete stair leading to the build
ing'S basement.
He was George Argirpoulas, Of
636 I street Sc. Police said a
neighbor told them this account
of incidents leading to Mr.. Ar
girpoulas's fall:
When the lock on his apart
ment jammed. Mr.. Argirpoulas
passed his keys to q neighebor's
apartment. The neighbor, how
ever, was unable to open the
door from the outside either.
Then Mr.. Argirpoulas tried to
step from his kitchen window
ledge to the window ledge of a
neighboring apartment. AS he
did so, the screen he was clutch
ing gave way and he fell.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
Business Federation
Hits Discount Clubs

Elimination Of what it's sponsor
called illegal discount clubs"
operating in the District, par
ticularly among Government en-
ployeS, was urged last night by
the Federation of Businessmen's
/ Association.
The motion Of DR.. BENJAMIN
Striner to put the group on rec
ord against the special discount
retail sales" to members of Gov
ernment and other credit unions
cited similar action taken here
recently by the District Business
Practices Council.
The resolution called for the
federation to communicate its
stand in a letter to Commerce
Secretary Weeks.
John L. c. Sullivan, president,
conducted the first fall meeting
in the board room of the Ameri-
can Security & Trust Co., Fiji
teenth and Pennsylvania avenue
N w.
Evening star., 1953-09-17

action on a petition from mem
berS of the area for extensive i'm
provements of Ellicott street be-
tween Forty-second and Forty
third streets NV. The street
needs to be paved and a sidewalk
laid on the south side, members
said.
Following the business meet
ing, the association saw a film
on safe driving.
The meeting, conducted by
Edmund c. Cush, president, was
held in the Janney School, Wis
consin avenue and Albermarle
street NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
A SMART HoMEMAKER LIKE You

BOUQUET and
sloW-roaSt at q
low tempera-
ture. This re.
duces shrinkage
as we'll as
making the meat
ten d erer and
iuicier, with a
Evening star., 1953-09-17
Friendship Heights
Citizens Delay Report

The Friendship Heights Citi-
zens' Association last night post
poned a report from it's nominat-
ing committee, which was to
have brought in a slate of off,
GERS, until the next regular meet
ing.
In other business, the group
urged the Department of We
hicles and Traffic to take prompt
Evening star., 1953-09-17

SELlEVE IN MIRAcLEs7 Well, you
will when you try Instant PREAM
for ! consider it the dairy
miracle" of the age! Why? Be-
cause it's the newest and incest
way ! know of to cream" your
Evening star., 1953-09-17

and boneless
and has 3 special
features:
lfs patented erlss.
cross front has .
double layer Of fabric
that Hatt0nS your
stomach Takes
you inches In The
long cut back gives
you complete thiqh
eaaNpAl AaA fASs S,,A
Evening star., 1953-09-17

YOU'RE Really AcTIoN.EREE IN
a GIRDlE when you wear q
SARONG the one girdle that
gives superb figure control plus
complete freedom of action! This
girdle that walks and won't ride
up" is lightweight
Evening star., 1953-09-17

delicious brown crust! love the
charcoal-broiled effect KITCHEN
BOUQUET gives to hamburgers,
steaks and chops, too and so
will you! And escort all your
meats with rich-brown gravy :.
the kind you can make every time
with KITCHEN BOUQUET
You'll find complete directions for
many uses in every package.
Evening star., 1953-09-17

recommend it for women with al
lergies! I also love DAGGETT &
RAMSDELL Cleansing Cream j..
because it contains enriched Ian
Olir to lubricate, soften and smooth
your skin aDhile it cleanses deep
into the surface pores. Best of all,
both of these creams are beauty
bargains" :. Y lb. jar costs only
$1.00 each, plus tax.
Evening star., 1953-09-17

it's unsurpassed
for general all
around skin
care! It makes
q = marvellous
body massage
cream, too .
and is so mild
doctors often
Evening star., 1953-09-17

cleansing the diaper area, Tor rse.aid and bes
C0ee only SSc for box Of 6Ss 6Oc for the large &C
lSO's. No connection whatever with the American Nasio
Evening star., 1953-09-17
800 Pound Meut Pie

The New South Wales Farm
ers and Settlers Association pro-
vided 1000 pounds of meat for
meat pie at a picnic in Australia
attended by 1000 persons.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
Students Flee Reds

Western Germany estimates
that 1,400 students a year now
flee from universities and techni-
cal schools in the Soviet Zone of
Germany, Bonn reports.
Evening star., 1953-09-17

coffee. You sim
ply add a spoon
full TO your cof-
fee and stir . .
it dissolves
quickly and COM
pletely. Further
more, PREAM is
made from fresh.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
RyY.LIMES by Nancy Susser

WEEKLY ADvtRIIsNe COLUMN O RNcs NEW M0 INTERESTING III
New York, Sept. l7-Every mother knows that
purity is imperative in the nursery so urge you
to use Johnson & johnson RED CROSS COTTON
BALLS for baby care! Why? Because these gener.
GUS size balls (about the size Of half dollar) are
spun from the sotess .Ohites most absorbent ourgi.
cal cotton available end sterile you can trust
Evening star., 1953-09-17

sweet cream and milk solids
nothing is added! But it stays
fresh without refrigeration
-. never sours and never "turns"l
That's why it can save you money,
as well as time and trouble
and why say, whatever you use
to cream" your coffee now. I'm
sure you'll prefer PREAM. Try
it you'll see what ! mean!
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-01

Council of New York, which met
with the combined Interracial
Councils Of Fordham. 1t took the
form of courtroom procedure, with
participants acting as witnesses
and jury. George X. Hunton asso-
ciate editor of The Interracial Re
view. called the session to order
and was the moderator and gen
eral counsel"
Speaking on behalf of social and
economic justice for Negroes, Faith
er William l.. Reilly, 81, an au-
tkority on interracial affairs and a
member of the Fordham faculty.
quoted from Papal Encyclicels, in
Guiding the following excerpt from
the "Quadragesimo Ammo" of Pope
Plus XI:
"Intolerable and to be opposed
with all our strength is the abuse
whereby mothers of families, be-
cause of the insufficiency of the
fathers salary, are forced to en-
gage in gainful occupations outside
the domestic walls TO the neglect
OF their proper cares and duties
The mind shudders if we re-
call how the present economic re-
gime. and above all. the disgrace
full housing conditions prove OBJ
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WHKC, Sundays at 700 pm.
The weekly dramas are at pres
ent being heard on more than $50
stations in the United States and
Canada, and on more than 800 sta
tions overseas through the facili-
ties OF the Armed Forces Radio
Service In addition, the Ave Maria
Hour is shipped to the Philippines,
Ceylon, Bermuda, and the West In
dies.
This Oldest religious dramatic
program in radio is directed pro
fessionalIy by Carlo DeAngelo, vet
eran New York Radio and TV pro-
ducer The actors used are mem
berS of the American Federation
of Television-Radio Artists. Scripts
are prepared by professionals un-
der the direction of Father Thorn
as of the Graymoor Friars. The
Ave Maifa Hour is in its nineteenth
year OF continuous broadcasting.
Last weeks issue of the Catholic
Times carried the announcement
of Television's Catholic Hour" re-
ceiving the highest TV citation Civ
en- to religious programs at the
23rd Institute for Education by
Radio-Television. 1t was the first
time that network religious tele-
vision program had been cited by
the institute. The Catholic Hour is
produced by the National Council
of Catholic Men.
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versity. announced the award pri-
or to the opening of the annual
convention at the Institute.
"We are deeply grateful for hav-
ing received the award" said Fa-
ther Thomas Condor, S.A., Director
of the Ave Maria Hour" This is
the second time in a row that we
have received the award in the
nationwide classification for. a re-
ligious program. 1t has always been
the aim of the directors of the
Aye Maria Hour TO present excel
lent dramatiZations which appeal
to all people, and those who take
part in these dramatizations always
give their best With two First
Awards to its credit, the Ave Ma
ria Hour" will continue its policy
OF giving fine religious dramatiza-
tons" concluded Father Thomas.
The Ave Maria Hour is a weekly
half-hour radio drama produced by
the Franciscan Friars OF the Atone
ment at Graymoor, Garrison, New
York. The usual formal is to tell
the story of Saint or other hero
of God as a means of encouraging
listeners to follow the Will of God
in hope and confidence Several
special series have been based on
fiction stories concerned with the
Sermon ON the Mount and the Ten
Commandments. The program is
heard locally over radio station
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TEHARAN, Iran - (NC) - Iran,
predominantly Mohammedan
country, has undertaken to estab-
Esh diplomatic relations with the
Vatican, according to an announce
ment here by Foreign Minister
Eossein Fatemi
The Iranian Minister to Switzer-
land will serve as Minister to the
Holy See. This will be in line with
a custom of some other countries
which are represented at the Vati-
can by an envoy also accredited to
another capital. Iran has $4,000 Ca
tholics.