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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

valuable data. The material for
lexicon, E. LifschutZ's Merry
makers and testers Among Jews"
enriches the library on Jewish
wit. It is thorough study of the
subject, packed full of stories to
illustrate the subject. In addition
to the source material, the explain
atory essay describes the merry
makers activities at weddings,
their battles with Talmudists,
their origin, the place of the
badkhn and marshalik in the old
country.
Of considerable importance is
an essay, "Ashkenazic Jewry in
Italy," by Moses A. Shulvass.
Chain Wolf Reines's Public Sup
port of Rabbits, Scholars and Stu
dents in the Jewish Past" will be
especially valuable to those who
seek knowledge about the posi-
ton of the man in public life in
former times.
Students of economics will find
additional merit in the essay,
"Jews as Entrepreneurs in Wei
mar Germany" "The Struggle
Against Jewish immigration Into
Latin America in Colonial Times"
by Boleslao Levin is another
good study of the immigration
subject. There are another dozen
essays in this annual, and COM
bined they form an especially
valuable addition to Jewish liter
allure.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

Youth of Yitskhok Leybush Per-
etz" by the noted writer, S. Niger
Charney. This essay, published
on the occasion of the centenary
of Peretz's birth, is not only re-
plete with many hitherto un-
known facts about the great Yid-
dish writer, but is a notable inter
probation of the mans character,
his inner yearnings, his vitality as
a story-teller, as a philosopher, as
a man and Jew with deep-root-
ed principles.
This is not all. The new YIVC
annual is replete with other most
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
Valuable YIVO Annual
Important Studies Of Peretz,
MerrYmakers and immigration

To the scholarly library, ''YIVO
Annual of Jewish Social Science"
published by the Yiddish Scien-
tific Institute, 535 w. 123rd, NY27,
has been added volume VII, the
contents of which enrich Jewish
research.
Edited by Koppel S. Pinson,
this volume has special merit be-
cause of the splendid S I'D y of
THE Ancestry, Childhood and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Says He Won't
Talk Before
Un-Americars
Affairs Group

WASHINGTON A-FoFmer Pres.
idsns Truman reiassd today 10
e0mply win . sabpsena 10 sppesr
before TIE Houss u Ameriean
Aetixlliea commstiss b testify Ia
ths Hsrry DeztsF white ease.
us refusal was eonialned IN q
DETER delivered ~ Carries r.
MuFphy. foFmer waits Heuse eoun-
lsal, b Chalrmam Yields lR.Illl ef
aha enmmifiee. Velde anmoumeed
this mornine thst TFuman's aps
pssFsncs bad besn indehnitsly
lposipnned.
TFuman wrote velds tAai 80
spite Il q personal willingness %
desperate via your esmmittes. 1
feel constrained ~ my duty o.
the peepla a ma unifed States
% deeline 10 eomply with TIE SD
lpoena." He sdded:
Fuilpwa PrmnmMsma
En- DANG %. AN carrying ct
the proxisions e TIE Constiinlina
of he unlied states and am iollow-
lmg . lna9 lna 4 pFeeedemis cen.
meneiag VII Gsorge Wanhlnglon
hlmaeaf = -
A lah6 bluse ~ leuw Ams
spuhlle. hinh eemEressAnnal somEsa
bad sad TFuman was tnking 81
poaitiaa e relusal hased e. ghe
dDcaTimn a tAs nnpaFatinm a pow-
ern u Hw0aFnmemf-Ghas 10 legs
lative hfaneh has No amlhorily ever
ne exeentise hrancA.
Naidas disbursement 81 q puxa.
ponsment wlped ous he immediate
poszihility e : ahoWdoan % the
issue Fl whether ne ex.Presideni
had h eomply alta &c suhgoana
% tel e hts aetiuHn Ia ne WHITE
case seven years afo.
Nsids lsssss elaawHsmal
Reviewer. veldn aaid ~ was DOT
dFupping TIE matter. he issusd
this statement:
II Tel very definitely thaG Harry
~. Truman and Ccs. nyrnas a.
Scuth Cardiac sbeala appaar hs-
fors the W Ameriean Activities
COMMITTEES b gfve lnfarmatiom 90
TIE eemmiiiee enncermimg ne Har.
~ Dextsr whils mates. l Eel fAall
| was within NJ rikhta IN issuing
ths nuhpoemaes far them and IN
coutinna preaalng inR thesa hear.
lngs.
"Ges. byrnes has vary kindly
tContinnad On pags TwoD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
School Addition
Plans 60 To
State Architect

Preliminary plaas ~ auuAllns
ne SIC a TIE sus n. Mous
sshool q Marathoa today we're i
ne hands a she state nrrhhses
Hwaee o'bryant. superinsrnaen,
81 puhllc in3lrueiioa. anle fhs -
addliloa womld ed ! wlnm A -
pteseut school stFueinrn. The wsns
wAlch wousd be ahuul - ises ian@
uoald eosl a. estmaisa ssaoaa
10 maded.
AZ presens there are - chllarxn
- Ne sehool. Slx tnaehers tsaek
taem b four regalar elaswooms
ans IN two tempmnry slassruoms
shas have bssn So ~ i esn~rsl
purpose room. A &c paak a -
tconainasd en raea Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Key Vests Community Concert
Season Starting Date Advanced

TAe data iar R of Kay vests communi Coaear Sc.
has bees sdssncsd Nosmbsr - Ms George Nils whs
WWae4 e mat egAnzatoa annoanesd today.
O. n aases aaam casnaunus 81 eav ala.
s - appsar q Ne csssem Au6sgu. Ne ersnsly
asa sppssr hsfs Es4sarY assssa sssa sAanua
80 Mhts $50 maf esssasasa wa1 psFsrm N hai alanu
@ - sssAssssa psss Rabs 80 Gear csssdssss Nsvsm.
be- n snd a.
uA dates f eonss hsEe have ben eonFmed hy ne New
MuiA eeH g Cammunu cnneeSt. Inc hey Janmary
MeMepeaaa upeFa 6upEana uEa Ahanese; MarcA r. wam
his sic Maria q vollnisl
Per smesrs mads possible ms year Que 10 recora
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Goal Reached
For Band Trip

assvsr unasrssflmais &c
pswss ~ ksy west spsFt fsasi
n less tAsa sisAa kssEs e.
isr On sppssi lssge1 YssisrdaT
81 ksnds b ssnf lAs Ksv wssi
Ma sshssl hsad - - ssssA
BsswsFd-ksY wssi tssihsil
usma. fhs zeal ~ t16t hsd
hssa Feaehs4.
Ctr csmsaissionsf elect Lssis
caFasnsil. - eEpaninsd -
Asad dFipas 49, lHewsd .
hearty thsHAa . - - Wssa.
sra fFsm e. walAs e ~ -
esmaEihgasd. "FsiAs shsws6 wsm-
dsrha Fsspanss aa6 ~ ssFs
sAss - mssnhsrs e 80 -
49, e1Aesl han1 - eppss~
este ahslr ssassssliy." Gee.
honsll asxiaFs6
Tee bsssaa have kesn rhaFs
taTsa aad 80 leave ksV Mesi
shsrsiy sslss nssn. FFidsy. rhs
ksa4smsa - hssa sshsffef
- saiss - ssms ksessss 81
81 fissir kEads ere esFmafhs6
tsr . tFip - &c esaparlIla
Fssfivsi n Tsmps.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
West Europe
PlayUp
White Case

LONDON R-wea Eurups'n ell.
tors ir0ifsd ct their big hissk
hssdlinss again today 10 tel Fsad.
ers IA latest developments o. ths
subpoena Il sx.Prssideni Truman
IN lke Harry Dexter Whl,s ease.
BIZ the oniy exien3lse edliurial
eomment was IN Britain, vhsrs
papers q 81 political shades g.
elared nat he summoAs Cor Ira.
man 10 sppear before ths Hsass
Commiitse On ua-American Ae.
tiviies win hiacken TIE nams q
Ameriea n he enuFt q uufid
opinion.
one 90 tie eoatinentaI papers
NAMED PresideEt k.aenhower Or
What they called q new Repuhiiran
attach ON TIE former Presiden1
Communist papers cited ne 80
poens 10 ahow ne "kysteria" h
ths uniied states.
In Pars, the Lriliat huf 80.
Communist paper Combat e.
lacked Presideuf Eisenhower Coz
'lifting the brake On extreme righi
wing nepubliranixm
~Nhere.~ { asked. s.ls fAa man
whs knew - vel - b salvs
hi8h command eomfaeas when he
iesaed TIE campaign IN Eurspef-
Sad Frsne- Tireur. anofher Pa.
islsa Lefiisi papsT ~rhs men
4 TIE Kremlin mast b. iannhinG
aard.
What sufhoriiy eaa tAe Us.
Presidenl hase n re woEid. a
8ermuda O. elsewhere, z he ahpwu
such weakness befsre TIE moal
ieilrioua demonsfrai1uas e infnier.
nee and hysfenaf~
TIE LAhori1s Daily Hnrnld An
Lon8on des<Fibed Ne lncitens e
NJ ~srewnin9 loily e ths uit<k
hmnaers," am6 ne Llberal News
tcunfinmed On Pass Two1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Twelve Enter
Guilty Pleas In
Criminal Court

Twelye persoas today paeadat
Gniliy hefure Jndge Thomas s
-. q EfimaI CoufE Tnnir -
nsas 80 tAsk senisnens o. flnsl
MaIssa Kkkiand. arunl. sls q
- aaya
T. A. cavanangA. restless drsx'
'Ing and drunk irving SIS Or q
4asa
Evelyn ID. slimson. 10 drivers
license. O. or 3 days.
DuFsthy Campheii. Operating :
meter vehieie e. . revoksd llcense.
60 or 50 daya.
Lee A Carter. no drivers lie.
enss and reckless driviaG tte q
g DAYS.
Frank r. caruselli. operating .
meter vehieie on . revoked license.
tioe sd ere day. ne I'd ssntsnee
was suspended.
Joseph Roderqun. petit laFeemy
six masths.
RusA MaFtinel. reckless driving
41e ar 10 days.
FFank A. Rush. no driver's lie.
ense. s. 90 s aaya.
lokn n. Wizard. lmpruper TN.
dismissed.
0rvin ,. whltman. foIlowinr I'd
Sisss. dismissed.
wMiam z Davis. 20 drivsr'l
licenss. ss or 8 days
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Seren-MiII Rate Was SET AZ
Election Held TlcO Years Ago

Preliminary preparations today we're being made
Tor the bi-annual district school election Nov "a
In the election fresholden will name three school
trustees and vote yes the school boards request
10 continue the present seven-m Of taxation for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Is Injured
In Auto Accident

Slxiesn-year-old Jakn Rohsris.
els canfleld Lana was iakan 10
Monros Ceneral Hospital wednaa-
Gag sufisring fFom q face larera-
tian 20 ne result a e. aeeldsni
81 Truman ard MaFaaFsi street.
Robert'a motor scouter was
stFuek b 60 su.omeblls EFivan ~
Carries McNsbb a ths Naval nos-
pitals which waa makinE g Ieil
tara.
Pelics offcer n. L James. 40
MADE ne lnsesiieailoa. charKs1
MeNahb viii Fpcklans drisinx I'D
eauslng nn aeridnnt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Hearing Set On $4,000
LAWSUIT Filled Against City
Attorneys For
Plaintiff Seek
10 Moue Trial
ToDudeCouniy

Circuit Court Judge
Aqnlllno Lopaz. JF. has 81
q henging o. : motlan askini
lhe trial 81 : eiss. co dan
ere at against he cily q
Key West - moved 10 ~
nmi. The hearing VII Be
held November IT.
N maFhn thn e1ead allempi q
tha parl e. aiieFuxg1 ~ Mfs
Malss Mnnalieid lormsEig e ia
Rlmanan slre&. b mosa ne tfla
% ihat elly. CO Aiimn8g n i
iallaa Lester fEhi weeelafan
agalnnl ne moxe h 1Ikaii CO.
iMn3 a.
-. AasnsNsif hruuukf =
80 b FelN8FY. 49,. shafale
maHiax e. fAa pafn > - 81
N inmn A. g8nalE 4 aaferiis
esam \ e. FraaGiH street.. NJ
hana 80 malnl4lna - - 80
aHFinwaiv wtwfaa ~ - enuaa
hY hni8 IN - AumaA lhafs
FaAruaTv ~. 81.
naaaaa nirsn ~ Mrs Manslla
~ Nnm8a. 4. NTAn Gaf3m End ~
~ MeaSin ~ Miami i lhni ~
Nepeefan1a e Ca es9eFs -
ml9hA - enllas - serve w 3 49,
iw 80 mini ~ "wssuus -
pinls lFwm amine ! lIial -.
fEs nisresd ed lmpaftIa
Mrm
n : samNkhy pelpn rfaasmilns
lhgE me,n iuf : eAaa2 Il Venas,
~ nliaTaaYa So ~ piailili So,
Ted thal The Nixinnnlh 1udlelal
tErua u FloFin, 10 whieh tAll
eause Is pen6lnH Is eempose6 4
> saFee Couniy. FleFlaa. rem e.
lha C n kag west. witch "a -
& enaaHl N thla eMmae. euntainr
wfhla ~ hctdalB ne e~eFwhnlm.
iag makFiiy # populallm wilhln
sid eonnay. Ihnt the plnlnffll
sark - ehiaa ; tsdEemsni aealnal
~ Cts 81 key West ~ aIleeaa
na9ll9nna On - part a sd dalan
danl. sad reenVery heimg nuuahl
IN ~ amouni q So. e nat dns
b ne eseFwheimlng - spaaderanes
II sd comntya pupuaslan. helnH
ne de1endani City a. Key WsN
l1xpayers Q. So Clly would zee
enlaFiiY have = sli a. baFuTs h ~
case. nnd thefsspre wswid NJ n
nanrlaily lnleFesled aassrnaly =
ne pialntllis. nat lhgra a a sRa
gcnmiinued On pnns Iwol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Lang To Attend
Municipal Meet

Ciiy ManaesE vieisr Lag ~
ienYe today 10 affena - amuunl
eoaseatinn e - Flnriaa Leanus
e Municipalities q Ne MeAFassss
iniel. Mani
W. III BE- seeompaufsd IN "a.
anee Dlrecior cFair nowes e.
hsl.aing lnxpe<tw Has Knspp.
hhHS I'll sitan4 Amnsnaas nas,
sinns 81 the cunsrnfinn aamorrem
an4 rsiara Salur1ay
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Continuation Of School Tax Levy And Election
OF School Trustees Up For FreehoLders' Vote
e Ks.l Less. Parsds
Gala Event Marks Armistice

nsais. nowers and pretty girls.
Add . Zee bands and pea have
q d. shat Key westsrs cant SC.
So To prove 4. they turned CT
b. lhsasanAs. lining bsGA sides Il
DuNal s. and Truman Ave. 10
waixh ne Armlstee Day SarAds.
More than a. hoar before TIE
IL p N. siarting tine. people
were gathering along the curtis.
seeklng vantaes spots. A hall hour
hsiEs parade tine and hey we're
twe and three deep IN some places.
Nv the time the police depart.
ment escort relied NJ Duval from
Fruna s. T. LEAD TIE parade. SIDE.
walks we're almost impossible.
n wasn't . lens parade. a. par.
adss -. bui what 4 lacked u
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

the schoolA
Ths ssFFssf ssxsa-min zee
uss go - iAs sissiisn 80 Vaass
aea. hsssss o'Bryama, supssln.
sendsas - psAlis lasiFssiisa. saia.
Ne eouniy 80 allsis seven and
. half malt toward Ne opersnoa
81 the schoni district. makinr : 10
tai e it,3 mis- fur ne sehaals.
he teal tax rate h Monros ceun.
~ = ~ mills. a whieh Tea 10
% ths schoois and tAs reminds
y cher eouaiy sxpensss.
TAs sshssi msasy sesusIlv n
eemes &c 81 - tsms psl -
esssly tanss. o'erysnf ed.
80 the isw rssslFss tAsf -
tws silsimsnas - fFsn sAs arAssi
disaEisi sna uhs asn iFum -
esszly - sapsrsis.
tw ths euETeni year. Ne adana.
Ne schoula are rsceixinR ala -
lfom Monfpe Couuiy. Ths 60
topa that So wllA ezzzgla. SO
fnnls ~ based ~ g nan II
pupaa nna tsarherA
o'ulT1m poinisf 80 80
maMss cRwlY - : - go.
@naHa ~ ISIS oananaFmd 80
eahaF esum y n - ufnas.
Nest eo94lss" h sad. 500
are e ne maximum amounf a.
loved by La. Or else neg are
close 10 n
Ths Lac ssls tAs maxlmum M
ags q 10 m1la nm tha eounty
and 10 mis- from tha schnal a.
triet for . tstal q - mlla.
~Most eoaa1ias h ne ataiss
0bFyant SD. -now are ni "a
maxlmum - eloas - A."
This means Ast MoaFos couusy.
vita ia mala can b eoasi6srsd
low.
Namina &c thrss trustees IN
be . mere iormaliiy slnes noas Il
hen are oppoaed IN TIE eleelisa.
Ihoae uhe I'll appear e. ths 81.
tcontinued On Rass Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Election Workers
VIII Be Paid Fri.

sspervisor e Regissrnflona -.
az Lgws nnnounced tsday fhai pay
ekseks for eierks. iaspectoFu 40
npeeial poliee who served durima
the eity's primary an1 nsneFH
eleetions ~ - ssa5y n hls e
Gee lsmorruw.
ThoSe Vie are sufined - Go
eheeka nag pick thsm - II 90
tine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

length Il made up IN eolor. snsp
and music. thirty tive mlnuies
we're required f0r the parade 10
pass.
Following TIE poliee escort uss
Master SGT Howard Coca. grand
marshall II the parade Coca. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Z. L. Coca, 20
Caroline 81. has served almosg u
years n TIE Army, so actioa IA
Weird War II and In Korea. whers
be was taken prisoner. he holds
several decorations.
Tricky Rswainss
Thsn followed floats. bands.
marehing units and decorated ears.
TIE Fleet Srrar School Emereeney
Platoon drew applause al along shs
line of the parade with TIER lrieky
marching rUutines.
The Goat sponsored hy the bns.
mess and Professional Womens
Cub drew . laugh from TIE erswd
tust IS Il approached The review.
ins stand ai southaFd and Duval
Streets. ne truck iurehed. A cas-
era en- . tripod. oae Il ne props
On the Goat topped ever. AZ she
same time, ona III TIE riderB @ lhe
Goat dropped her handhag eseF.
hnand u popped opsn uhen i ~
Ne street. spewina on lls conienla.
he owner 81 the rs huppea %
TIE street and with e. assist frum
. bystander. gathered the eontents
81 he hag. Meanwhile. me oihers
IN the Goat were seramhilng %
right the tripod and camera.
Another oaffit that st q lot e
applause was The Duuelans HiRh
School band and marehing unil and
the Cub Paek - marching unit.
Tie end 81 TIE parade vas
brought 10 By eowboys Co pFane.
tng horses.
Psssas Reviewers
Among those on the reymwlnn
stand were Mayor c. n. Harvey
and Mrs. Harvey. Rear Adm
George c. Towner. commander Il
lhe Naval Base. Capt. G. L. M.
phy. chief Of staff % Adm. Tow.
ner: Miss Jessie Hedge Mrs. Alice
Mn. Gerald Sa6nderx: Victor Lag
Charles Maehin: Sheriif Jena
Spotiswood snd Mr.. spostsuood;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Moseno. and
Oscar Morales. Cuhan oonsai here
ard Mrs. Morales.
AZ Truman Ave. ne iine 81
marehers turned and eonnnued Do
(Continued On Pass Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Man Falls Into
Sewer Excavation

CITY Police 0fIleer Rohert Car
Fison d IN Galley Memorial Elospl
Gal today sufIerfnN from = hark -.
jury whlch Ne says ~ incuFred
when he lell lnss "a opsn sewur
sxenvatinn al hia hnme. ipos gar.
MS Ave.
CaFTison. wha b . sehnel ruard
Al Painesama Sekoul. sd thna Be
fsll inAo the dlirh last mlxht and this
mornlng. ne pan keeame 20 great
that Ne lad % b. hexplaaIixea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
|SchOOl Officials
Attend Dinner
In Tavernier

Monrne Coaniy sehool offleials
last nigha were euesis Il . dlnnss
sisea hy TIE caral shoEss schpal
faculty.
TIE dinnw. II conneeflsn I'll
edneatlon week. was ai ne caral
shorea sehool IN Tavermier. In
short tnlks. NE varioas officials
explalned the duties e their tohs
Among these present weFe Hw.
tcnnllnued On Pass Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
M0lhcr'sClub
To Meet Tonight

Tha Moihera cluh II - Cnnvanl
ef Mar lmm8eulate and 81
1esepA's Sehoi wll NET tonlahl
b lha Cansenl Andanrium a : 20
D. m.
The apnaker vii hs Jupenlss
ceuEi Saags Kva warnar cshsoa.
Evening star., 1953-04-28

RABBI ISADoRE BRESLAU
President
LEOPOLD v. FREUDBERG,
General choirm6n
LOUIS {. SPlEGLER
Executive Director
Evening star., 1953-04-28
Founding Home 10 Open
$50, 900 Drive Nav IS

The Washington Home for
Foundlings will launch a MONTH
long drive for $4,000 on May
IS. Walter S. Pratt. jr., the or
ganization's president has an
nounced.
Mr.. Pratt said Rowland Kinks,
dean Of the National University
Law School. will act as campaign
chairman, and Mrs. Ivy Priest,
Treasurer Of the United States,
and District Commissioner Renah
F. Camalier will serve as honor
ary vice chairmen.
The home cares for IS children
between the ages of two weeks
and four years in a building at
4510 Forty-second street NV.
The babies may be placed for
adoption.
A series Of open house teas
will be scheduled to enable the
public to view home operations.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
Group Asks Citizen Aid
In Delinquency Fight

The Board of Education and
private citizens might be able to
cope with the juvenile delin-
quency problem better than the
police. according to the Mid
city Citizens Association.
The group last night asked
cooperation Of the National As
sociation for the Advancement
of Colored People and the Feder-
alton Of Citizens Associations in
setting up q committee Of five
Negro and 11ve white members
to study the problem. The COM
mittee would be under the super
vision Of Hobart M. Corning,
superintendent Of schools.
The association also criticized
the Recreation Board for not
holding public hearings before
1t ended segregation at RoSedale
swimming pool.
The meeting was held in the
Thomson School, Twelfth and
L streets NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
Harpers Ferry Building
Work Ready 10 Start
speeiuI pi,potch 10 Iha stur


HARPERS FERRY. w. Va,
April %. - Ground has been
broken here for the Harpers
Ferry Municipal Building on
Union Square at the corner of
Union and Washington streets.
The building will be owned by
the Harpers Ferry Corp. and will
house the post Office and a store
on the first floor, and an apart
ment and council room on the
second.
The HarperS Perry post Office
must vacate its present building
because it is on land acquired by
the State for the Harpers Ferry
Monument,
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Opera House Here
Seen as Subvertinq
. Soviet Propaganda

Building a national opera
house in the District would help
counteract Soviet anti-American
propaganda, according to Repre-
sentative Howell, Democrat, of
New Jersey.
The Russians are trying to per-
suade foreign countries that they
are culture-minded, Mr.. Howell
said yesterday. But Americans.
by contrast. are pictured by the
Soviets as concerned only with
"crass materialism." he asserted.
The New Jersey Representa-
tive, sponsor of a bill to build an
opera house and establish an arts
program here, addressed 800
music leaders at luncheon in
the Willard Hotel.
Representative Kearns, Repub-
lican, of Pennsylvania, sponsor of
another opera house bill, also
spoke.
Mr.. Howell, whose bill also
would establish national arts
commission and provide for reg
ular opera and ballet seasons
here. said the project would 'help
us assume our place of leadership
in the world" in cultural activi-
ties.
Four citations from the Wash
ington Board of Trade were
awarded at the luncheon. They
went to Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe,
composer and music patron; Mrs.
Gertrude Clarke Whittall, foun-
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Sno-White Salt Doubles
With Vegetables

Seasons them, makes them taste better, and
helps me prepare them. Soaking new potatoes in
a bowl of cold water containing handful of
Sno-White makes skins scrape off easier. Next
to me, Sno-White is the busiest thing in my
kitchen and certainly the handiest. Would you
like Sno-Whites pals, the Kitchen Handles il
Illustrated here? Get pack of Sno-White Salt.
Then you're ready to buy three of the handiest
kitchen tools for only 2Oe! The plastic scraper
cleans and creams These measuring spoons are
Evening star., 1953-05-05

all at your 6ngertips. The scoop dips
and fills and helps measure. Just send
your name and address along with
zoe in coin and the word "Sno-White"
clipped from a Sno-White carton to
Charter Products Co., 1901 Mariposa
ST.. San Francisco 7, California.
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.CovcQ DnukQA FOOD News
What Spice Shall ! Usef

The incest thing about Spring Housecleaning Is
bringing my Crown Colony Flavor Chest up-todate.
check for freshness and variety then replensh and
Festival at our house. And look what I've just added
Crown Colonys new and exciting Spice and Herb
Chart! Suppose you're bent on favor adventure
trying something get away from day oftcr
you help quickly right from your Kitchen wall. How
do you use oregano? Thyme? Mace, marjoram? Thirty
four choice Crown Colony spices and herbs listed
and how to them all in the coorful Spice and
Herb Chart. You'll get vanished copy frame and
hang for only 1Ot to cover handling and mail
Send 1Ot in coin to Crown Colony P. O. Box 3O15,
San Francisco Calf.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Several From Area Attend
Civil Air Session in Paris

Several area men make up the
United States delegation attend
ing a meeting in Paris of the
Standard Committee on Perfor-
nance, a unit Of the Interna-
tional Civil Aviation Organiza-
ton.
The delegation is headed by
Ray Maloy, chief of the Flight
Test Branch, of the Civil Aero
nautics Administration. Othor
members are w. E. Koneczny,
Civil Aeronautics Board Bureau
of Safety Regulations; John A.
Carran, CAA Flight Test Branch; /;
Hugh B. Freeman, CAB Bureau
of Safety Regulations and F.
Stanley Nowlan, United Airlines.
Evening star., 1953-05-05

chevy texture. Enjoy these thin slices
of Slender-Way plain {. enjoy them
toasted .. enjoy them with every meal.
That's all. You'll lose weight because
Slender-Way is baked witbom shorten
ing of any kind. But you won't be un-
comfortable Slender-Way is high in pro-
tein keeps you energetic and full Of
pep. The important thing is to start.
Take yourself in tow to Safeway, today
:. for Slender-Way Bread.
Evening star., 1953-05-05

OF q GyYSf dSPs VoWI''os 7 3 'SF' S'~'-
ed lemon rind and z tsps. lemon juice
and mix we'll. Add dry ingredients and
"a cup milk alternately. Fold In stiffly
beaten whites Of z eggs. Fill we'll
creased medium sized muffin pans -
full and bake in a moderate oven t37S'
- for about 20 minutes. Makes II
cup cakes. Ice and decorate with slices
Of large sumdrops arranged ss petals
Of q blossom. contrasting color for GEN.
ter, leaves from green sumdrops.
Evening star., 1953-05-05

der Of the Whittall Foundation
at the Library Of Congress; the
National Gallery Of Art, and the
National Symphony Orchestra.
David E. Finley, the National
Gallery's director. and Richard
Bales. music director, accepted
the gallery award. Gordon S.
Reid, president Of the symphony
association. accepted the orches-
tra's citation. Patrick Hayes pre-
sided at the luncheon.