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Evening star., 1953-04-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH AZ sedan: equipped with radio
and hester. Here is clean, strong,
.conomicsl value. Lustrous 2;tone
so-day guar. S5eS. HILL 4 SAND
ERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV. AID, 1890.
OLDsMOBILE 1e4e "76'. club sedan;
heater. Hydra-Matic drive. sun visor
GoGAN FORD. S54o i4th st. nv.
TU. 2-41O0. Open evenings.
OLDSMOBILE 1850 ''9S" club coupe:
radio. radio heater. Hydra-Matic drive
si.sS5. IooANf Ioo1Af'i IForS. vHS s54o 'eIsai i4th
OLDSMOBILE so "Ss" 2-dr.; r. and
h.. Hydra-Matic; beautiful original
green finish: custom seat covers.
This car is spotless; 1896. LOGAN
3-4i0O. Open evenings. NV" ~
OLDSMOlELE 1949 "9s" Rocket se-
car, PERI mechanically; 1895, only only
$500 down. 1S mos. to pay. AUTO
MART INC, 3465 Bennins rd. ne,
oLDsMoBILE ~ s-cylinder sedan
SssS ERaaii TRlANdEE I'll s M6toRse' 81 flsek s6iG nj
oEDsMcsiLnR eSs n' 56 PE; ss $500; Convertible;
pearl gray finish; i'5s5. Cash.
NESS BUICK, INC. Used Car Lot.
2baa91 Wisconsin pSsG IN ave. n'w,' wo; g.
oIDsMoBBfRIfRR ia4s q 3 "ss" club SSS cospe
Aafa saerice Sn'fsaHa Un telms! :Fs5 EopER ks
oEbsMossrLEE; 1Sss a5s +; i 10 aye; Ess ne &. ,u,.
sedan; beautiful 2-tone blue finish,
runs like new. written gSsrsntee. @ tee
Si.095: sAFFoRD- CHANDLER MO-
TOR Co. 629 H st. ne, Ii. $4,000
oLlsMOBILE so 4-dr. "es" Holiday
sedan; a rich dark green finish with
$sat,.e seat covers .IS TN 70 match r., h, de-
ditiensd; Only i.4S7. i4S7fS EMERsoN asea
op,TsM9a,17 njT; pI 77l1sS, Open tn 8 pm
Hydra-Metic trans. excellent tires
eesn Many miies dfSnG1FiPnsa II hsppy trSns. SsF.
portation: Only Ss47. EMERSON
& oRME lBuickl, 18th and M sts
ohSsM0sriEl IDS 81 l1s2 1850 ogs'n ss' 4dra' I'D 2 ra.
dio and heater. Hydra Matte drive
Immaculate meadow green finish
ally perfect. S1.495. LOGAN Mo.
TOR CO. 2017 Virginia ave. NV
ME-; S.2S1S: open evenings.
OLDSMOBILE 1947 4-dr. sedan: r.
h., Al cond.; S675. Phone JE. 2.
oTIDHsSMOBnE 1851 "ss" convt.: r.
b; and HIydTs.Msatic; light green
sGid sSEEs, s f53s SgS QUE HoYGE ss y, YSSFoR BS i
oLDsMoBnEs AIS, ASS; low 4 as
$395, only $149 down. Liauidatine
new-car trade-ins. 2 city blocks OF
fine car bargains. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs. INC. 1871 Bladensburs
oLdD;sMoBnE Td; 1s4s "7s" sedanette;
r., h. and Hydra-Matic, new, paint:
cond.; $795. HoYLE MOTOR SALES,
1345 Que st. NV" DU. 7-s30O.
oLDSMoBILE 1859 "9s" 4-dr. Sc
dan; fully equip; 2-tone blue-eray:
$S.6S5. AP. 7-oSso. -O'''o oG95
OLDsMOBiLE 194s; Hydra Matte,
heater, radio; like-new condition,
clean; no longer need; pvt. party.
-S795. Call ia. 2-933S.
OLDSMOBILES AIS, AS; low as
$395, only S149 down. Liauidating
new-car trade-ins. 9 city blocks Of
fine car bargains. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. INC, 1871 Bladensburg
Rd. ne.
Evening star., 1953-04-22
AUToMoBILES FOR SALE
HENRY 81; fully equip: economi.
cal tranSp.; S795. MARTIN MOTOR
SALES. h333 wisconsin ave. EN-

HStn cal t1ansp 7s5 1S' MaRPN MfsRP esSo9i SoToR
SALES, 5333 Wisconsin ave. EN-.
HEnsT $TnlSSs. 0psn ps ewes; . .-co2;s,. w2S
inc a 81 at this low price; S595.
TU. 2-410O. Open evenings.
HENRY J CORSAIR; nearly new;
radio. overdrive. OWNER sacrifice,
$1,000. ME. s-6955. before s .. m.
HENRY J 1851 de luxe e-cyl.; fully
"a mos. AUTO MART. INC. 1865
Bsnning I'd: ne, Ii. 4-O111.
Henry J 81. For economy and q
NEt3dKTREAsT EtdS RsI1,Tn MOTOR 1S Go. tFora}' !'
HENRY '52; S995, only 1929 down
Liouidating new-car trade-ins. 2
city blocks of fine car bargains
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC, 1871
BladenSburg Rd. ne.
HUDSON '48 Commodore sedan; r,
n: and seat covers. This car is in
$685. $3.50 'fRS MoroR lS5l oSslafH HLt Esr s4g GnIg
HG6soN EHe 8 nE' * S Rg; eoSSe9t. eosSe9t; IA
good rubber and new top; $50;
assume payments. Ii. 3-SS26.
HgRsSx 4gRsiaS sendsiSs 41 sGaRs' s5s. hi us s0se g
2400. s640 Flower ave-. Takoma
HUDSON 1851 Hornet sedan; ES4 r. h.,
Hydra-Matic drive, beautiful green
f1nish, very low mileage. This car
Is Just like new inside and out. Only
Si,995 POTOMAC MOTOR SALES,
fNSj; sf6771 1905 N H. ave- NV, Ma.
HUDSON 1949 Super 20" sedan; r,
n. seat covers. This car has had
excellent care by l owner and must
ISSS IRS9T0NAf n t. soTqE No! S1v, sSEEs NE s{Se$ Se
HUDSON 1947 sedan; r. h., new seat
covers, very low mileage. practically
new tires; orig. green finish. This
IS one-owner car. Only S595.
POTOMAC, MOTOR SALES, INC.
1905 N. H. ave. NV. Ma. s-7O77.
HUDSON 40 Commodore 81: r.
Only $S95, 2-day money-bsck trial,
4-month written guarantee HILL
4 SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
DEealer' Liza Vermont ave. NV,
HUDSON 1949 sedan; r. h.. Sc; an
exceptional car. unusually low priced
70 pay: AUTo MARI: INC. 54s5 54SS;
JEEP 1858: new, 1000 miles, perfect
and nsdb,5a bargain. Telephone AP.
KAISER 1e47 special deluxe; exc excel
lent; sacri:. S395, terms, ROPER, !"
Evening star., 1953-04-22
AVToMoRILEs FOR SALE

FORD 40 custom de luxe VS. club
coupe; completely equip. with r, h.,
seat covers; beaut. green finish: car
In .immac; cond. A car you would
your oOf house nave ssa5 saFked Il ANpEE9 iFH9t q
sGFFord), 1928 Ga. ave. NV. IA. O.
FORD 194e Custom sedan; r. and
h.. immae.: sell for bal. due, S799.
WILLIAMS 2ool Nichols ave. Sc.
FORD 80 Custom de luxe Tudor
sedan; ,2-tone finish; clean interior;
low mileage; one owner; good tires;
ayns fsE Sss5 sOrlfss HsNpEEY ans 'H%%fr oTG
1928 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-s416.
FORD, 40 convertible: maroon. new
9lack top. WV. tires, equip. r. and
h.: SI.095. 2-day money back trial,
4-month written guarantee. HILL
q SANDERS. Wash.''s Oldest Ford
4s4so6j PeaieTj lll4 Vermont ave. NV. AD
FORD 80 convertible: r. and h.. jet
new top; ST. 295. 2-day money-back
tTial, 4-month written guarantee,
FORD dR 4;9io9i 81 vs. de luxe Tudor; M2s Well
kept; heater: sharp black finish; a
good economical family car; ST.. 1876.
Wrtten Sday sas4sbtsa Hih fEn smSpsh s1N
CERS. Wash. S Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300.
FoRP g,r.s 80 :.: :s. custom custom club sPe;
real beauts ssa' sfIs5 ffGHss5' adag and money on
tee. HILL g. SANDERS. Wash.'s
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1114 Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. -23
FORD '52 Custom Tudor: r. and h.,
turn turn I,,Is:. sigs:; CO. oficial car 1000 &C
written a 1assnash saaransee Hill HILL + mSaSn SAM
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
lila Vermont ave NV. AID. $4,000
FORDS-1949 Tudors. Fordors and
conyertibles;, All have radio and
perfect condition: 500 and up. m
Logan aS. - MoToR To os, &C.; 2O17 virginia ll
FoRDs. Ass j 49s: iowa low as SRsH s5a5 exeS oniy
$149 down. Liquidating new-car
trade-ins. 2 city blocks Of fine car
bargains. AUTO WHOLESALERS
INC, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. ne.
FORD 1951 81 cylinder Tudor; al
equipped: low mileage by one care
$685.. LOGAN MOTOR CO, a0I7
VIRGINIA ave. NV. ME. S-2S1S.
FORD 'b2 conv.: blue. WV. tires;
Coronado spare on back: r. and h:
prac. new. Call JE. .3-3255. -26
FORD 1910 Tudor sedan: good cond..
new paint. new tires: $3.50. JU.
FoRDs. 4ss, 4ss; low as s5o5. only
$149 down. Liquidating new-car
1trade-ins. 2 city blocks of fine car
bargains: AUTO WHOLESALERS,
INC. 1881 BladensburgO Rd. ne.
FRAZIER 80 4-dr. sedan: 2-speaker
radio. heater, overdrive; in good
cond.; 500 or best offer. Ii. z
HENRY so: ses5, only sa29 down,
Liquidating new-car trade-ins. .
city blocks Of fine car bargains.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. nc, 1871
Bladensburg Rd. ne.
HENRY J 1851. 4-cylinder; l owner,
Immaculate inside and out. beaut.
2-tone finish; $149 -dn. easy terms.
pl.. Brentwood. Md, UN. 4-2s06.
-27
Evening star., 1953-04-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSM0BILE 1850 de luxe "ss'';
trso7s tr:Hc and .y.. orange hnancing: e$sD.
OLDS AS "9S" convertible: radio and
heater Hydra. Matte: super de luxe
seat tH covers; H new new, Black top. lovely
m seSmins REQ foyai inq blue; Vssse5. slI; slday
money-back trial. 4-month written
Sgarsntee, o,sI HILL IL & !,A SANDERS,
vermont vermont o,eeis sve nw rolf Ab eas5 9asGo as
OLDS '46 4-dr. sedan; rich dark blue.
conditioned; Only S597. EMERSON
g. oRME tBuick). 18th and NJ SITS.
NV. DI. 7-1l62. Open til 8 pm.
OLDs AZ club coupe; kept nice and
Back nh sssn Gsnsr ntsror Srtsna c. sanE ssas
spare. custom radio, under-ssat
heater and defroster, turn signals.
spotlieht. etc; Hydra-Matic trans
Wash. sufR BROAD 0is STREET r'nI tForSp. orSm
1901 West Broad ST.. Falls Church.
oHRS HTSI. so Holiday oDY HaFstSS ssss sdsn sSsn
Liouidetins new-car trade-ins. .
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC. 1881
Bladensburg Rd. ne,
OLDs 1850 "ss" de luxe 2-door club
ssdanese ssan can r. possibly s Hydra ss H.rs black e
EiasfE f1 fEsa% ~HohEsAGERs eS GH sryssoi gysoi SE Sd
Blssddesnsburg rd., Silver Spring. JU.
oLDs !47 ".7s" Torpedo sedan; 6o,-
zoo actual miles: Excellent paint.
RGkrrERsr f!{fs sRa iAse!5o5 L. 55soa.c Call SO mr.
Hydra % s1'4sS o'y only SaFssSS ssss ,aosn: doHn
Liquidating new-car trade-ins. 2
city blocks of fne car bargains,
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC, 1871
rse8ARS Rles8SfnsRuFS 81 RS O. luxe. ns Make m. an
eaII esTe j9' tSr 9ssos y equity in my P.cssrd'
PACKARD 1850 4-dr. sedan; r. h..
Ultramatic drive, very low mileage:
aa dhis ST a Il Just ofoMxc Ef Sfx in'lSe Mofos s5s
SALES. INC, 1906 N H. ave. nv.
PNHcekASRDI' Ne ASRDI''''51 Isl sedan: ultramssic: SS
ns sweaF Sny sSsS do"a city haSost Soet:
Of fine car bargains. AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. INC, 1871 Bladensburs
FASKAhP 4 dS g,,n',. nG.l 47aT: good essd''
PACKARD 1949 2-door: immaculate.
low miles; small car; $500. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 4221 Connecticut ave.
WO. 6-S400.
PACKARD 40 4-dr.; contour styling:
excellent condition. r., h. and over
drive; SS45. Ask for Mr.. Thomson
for a better way to pay. HORNERS
Corner, 9th and Fla. ave. ne. III.
6-6464.
PACKARD 81 sedan: Ultramatic;
81 ,395, only S295 down. Liquidat-
ing new-car trade-ins: . city blocks
Of fine car bargains AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, INC, 1871 Bladensburg
Rd. ne.
Evening star., 1953-04-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAID

KAISER 1949 4-dr.: radio and heater.
excellent tires; very good mechan-
ically;, clean inside and ready to
50017 tse Virsinia IAn ave- NV. MHos Ne. SASS. SIS
Open evenings.
beautiful bronze finish. equip, Incl.
throughout. A real buy. S1.O95,
HANDLEY 7 A. a Pordl. son 6s2s Ga. ave.
KAISER 1e4e 4odr. sedan; Robin
egg blue finish; heater, defroster.
throuehout: s595. LOGAN Ford5
3540 14th st. NV, TU. 2-4100.
Open evenings.
fSS5N sSS5 ony ri s2f%o dosa sedan aSdst aSsEs
ing new-car trade e-ins; 2 city blocks
%HohGsALEFs, les iaE GsEGani; lNe. i7s1 4Srp Sad9
snsbpFg snG%T, Rd; ne: % s - l3
ing new-car trade-ins; 2 city blocks
%HohEsALEFs. ffs ia5 GhEEa'ni; fNc i7s1 4SHp s]ad
,fHSSFS fHsSYEg Rdi 81 ne; Gasmo sedan. WS Evdrs.
ing new-car trade-ins. 2 city blocks
%HohRsA1SRs les eas 1Sc Sersinsii 1si Bladens:
LfScoES RS5s Es' nis; IS Cosmopolitan sedan
r. and h., Hydra-Matic drive. custom
car; car: sSSs. % wHEELER. alssAifi fNc.. chrys.
Ier-Plymouth CEN. 3-470s). 1900
LINCOLN '51 Lido sport coupe; =.
and H.. Hydra-Matic. drive, beauti-
full dark green finish; very clean.
low-mileage. 1-owner car; an out
standing value for only S1.7S9.
WHEELER. INC, Chrysler Plymouth
GEM. 3-47OS). 1900 Wisconsin ave
LINCOLN 81 Cosmo.. sedan: Hydra;
S1,595, only S295 down. Liquidat-
ing new-car trade-ins. 2 city blocks
T,, Of fine as car ,bG 5ersains;; p,.a1It AUTO
MERCURY rs club coupe; r. and h.
seat covers, original maroon finish;
1-owner car; an unusual value Tor
only $649; WHEELER, WHEEEEILE INC; NC; chryso chSUo
MERCURY 1852 hsrdtop: all acces-
ories; Merc-O-Matic; General Wv.
tires: low mileage; perfect condi;;
ne ten ao4RRs oRss g 9wneriI n 10 81 ls': Gan
LINSoLN .5S club, club spss:; s,!;.-a :; and !. h, T.
green fnish; . real buy; ST ,395; z
Srltten SaE n0asssnfe easrsntee. Hi. HILL / SAN
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV" AID. 4-430O.
Evening star., 1953-04-22

PRESTON, WO. 6-4666. 10 Am.
CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air. hard top
convertihle;. r. and h., Wv: tires;
spotless yellow and black 2-toned
finish: perfect one-owner car; 81 .59S.
Top allowance for your car. MCNEIL
STUDEBAKER. 40S4 wisconsin aye.
cHEEviRoLEST III sLES0' 80 convertible: :. and
n; Immaculate: low-milsAgs. L
owner car; $1.2S9. WHEELER.
INC, ChrySler Plymouth GEM;
3-470Sl, 4SQO wisconsin ave. --23
CHEVROLET al club coupe; excellent
mechanical condition. carefully used;
r, h.. brilliant Canyon covers; S265
down through GMAC. Ask for Mr.;
Bryce. HORNER.s CORNER. 9th and
Fla. ave. ne, Ii. 6-6464.
CHEVROLET az 2-dr.; heater. green;
MSToR sfodS CO. g. Gers sasp aso BIadens
CHEVROLET 80 sedan: beaut. cond.;
sell for balance due, SS9q. No money
down. WILLIAMS. 2001 Nichols ave.
CHEVROLET 81 convertible: Power
glide; $4,000 mi; tmmac. Sacrifice
for quick sale. $1.450. Ewes, XII. g.
CaEvRoLET 1850 styleline de luxe
4-dr. sedan; Powerglide. r. and h..
seat covers excel. cond., good tires;
S1,096. EN-. 2-7493. "a
Evening star., 1953-04-22

club coupe; radio
drive, immaculate
h. spotleSS inside,
feet. S595. LOGAN
OH Virginia ave.
8. Open evenings.
AIS; low as S495,
Liquidating new.
city blocks of fine
AUTO WHOLE
1871 Bladensburs
Evening star., 1953-09-05

rug would be q good selection
for your living room. A rug Of
this type is informal and there
fore would be in keeping with
the furnishings of the room and
it would allow some Of the hard
wood floor to show. A floral pat
tern in red. green and gray on
a black background would be
nice. ....
Question: I am planning to re-
decorate my bedroom and would
like some color suggestions? The
rug is two shades of blue, dark
and light, with a small design
in tan and brown. The draperies
and cornice are dusty rose and
the furniture is blond. What
colors would you suggest for the
walls, woodwork, ceiling and a
pair of vanity lamps?
Answer: The walls painted a
cocoa color would make a nice
background for the blond furni-
Evening star., 1953-09-05

suggest a scenic pattern on a
red background and for the
lamps, black with red shades.
Question: I have a small o.
shaped kitchen. The room has
northern exposure. two doors
and one window. There is very
little wall space as most of it
is taken up with cabinets. The
floor and counter tops are
covered with an ivory-back-
ground Spatterdash linoleum.
What colors would you suggest
for the walls, ceiling and cabi-
nets? The predominating color
in the large adjoining dining
room is American beauty.
Answer: Since your kitchen is
small, 1 advise sticking to one
color for the walls, ceiling and
cabinets. A light color, such as
aqua, would harmonic with the
dining room color scheme and
you might use American beauty
for an accent color in the
kitchen.
Question: The walls of my liv-
ing room are light gray, the sofa
is upholstered with a cotton
fabric that has a pattern OF
green leaves on a gray back
ground, the chair is bright red
and have white criss-croSs cur
tains at the windows. The floor
is light hardwood which I think
is too pretty to cover up. What
would you suggest for floor COW
ering, both color and type?
Answer: A large oval hooked
Evening star., 1953-09-05

ture in your bedroom. Paint the
ceiling the same shade Of rose
as the draperies and cornice and
get ivory vanity lamps with rose
shades.
Question: There is only one
window in my living room-a
large bay facing west. The car
pet has a small all-over design
in light and dark beige. ! would
like to paper one wall and paint
the other three. What colors
would you suggest for the wall
paper, painted walls, draperies,
sofa, easy chair and occasional
chair?
Answer: For the wallpaper in
your living room I suggest a
pattern on a black background;
for the other three walls, char
treuse; for the draperieS, red;
the sofa, dark green; the easy
chair, gold; the occasional chair.
red,
Evening star., 1953-09-05
PLASTIC That Matches Wood Serves New Needs
By Betty Lenohon

New furniture is showing up
in the stores today with a long
lasting beauty that is proof
against marring or staining from
the ordinary hazards of every
day living.
This is because top surfaces
of a dining table. a desk table
and cocktail and coffee tables
are made of a plastic sheet that
matches the grain and color of
the real wood used for the re-
mainder Of the piece. To the
average eye, there is no discern
ible difference between the legs
of a dining table and it's plastic
top, regardless of whether it is
one of the bleached or stained
woods used in contemporary
style furniture or the rich ma
hogany or walnut of period
pieces.
The reason for this is that the
plastic sheet Is built up from
the actual photograph Of the
wood-the most perfect and
beautiful grain of each kind
that can be found.
The result is a facsimile of
whatever wood is being used for
the furniture-and a top surface
that is resistant to cigarette
burns and is proof against
stains, including ink, household
bleach and the like.
To preserve it's sparkling
cleanliness, simply wash it with
mild soap and water. No wax
ing or polishing is ever needed
with this plastic surface.
Some manufacturers of bed
room furniture are going a step
further-they are making bed
room furniture-chests and beds
of these plastic sheets. Here
again, all the arduous work in
keeping this furniture in perfect
condition by polishing is elimi-
nated-all that is needed is a
swish of a damp cloth.
OF course, cocktail and coffee
tables with the plastic top are
particularly useful. for there
are never any white ring marks
to tell the tale of a carelessly
placed glass.
Answers to Questions.
Question: We are redecorat-
ing our living room and would
like to make it look larger. The
carpeting is hunter green, the
sofa lime green and the chair
is beige. What colors would you
suggest for the wallpaper, wood
work, draperieS and lamps?
Answer: A plain or weave
effect wallpaper with the wood
work painted the same shade
would make your living room
look larger. Yellow would be a
good color. For the draperies, l
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his book "The Jews, Jesus and.
Christ regards Jesus ASA great
and good Jew whose teaching has
been betrayed, through the CEN
turtles, by those who know him
only on their lips.
Toward this meaning. Rabbi
Fox says: "A liberal Jew of today
certainly is in accord with the
ideal of Jesus as expressed in the
phrase Kingdom of God and
Kingdom of Heaven In its
main outlines we can agree with
the Kingdom. idea. The era of
peace and brotherhood is the very
heart of traditional and modern
Judaism. as it is the essence of
the ethical teaching of Jesus.
Jews today differ in some details
in their conception of the King
dom of the Almighty from their
Jewish forbears and from that Of
Jesus. Details are not important"
Yes, I myself go even farther
in this than Rabbi Fox. So much
do l approve of the ethical teach
ing of Jesus that it is my hope
that in time all the Gentiles will
accept it and thus become Chris
tians in fact. Indeed, I am not at
all sure that even all those Gen
tiles who call themselves Chris
tians understand or live by his
teaching.
I have heard of a psYchiatrist
who stretched a Gentle on his
psYchoanalYtical sofa to learn
from his subconscious why he
didn't like Jews. From what he
learned from this Gentle on his
sofa, the phYchiatrist came to the
conclusion that anti-Semitic Gen.
tiles don't like Jews on account
of Jesus. Deep down in their SUBJ
conscious they feel hurt because
Jesus has been trying to impose
on them a code of decent living
that their characters can't abide.
Since Jesus was one of the Jews.
anti-Senites just can't stand
Jews in general.
Much friendlier to Jesus than
are these Gentiles, are many of
the modern Jews. Rabbi. Fox
says: GAS time goes on, the Jews
will increasingly include Jesus
among their great teachers"
Then with what looks like a
satiric twinkle he adds: But
Christians will have TO recipro-
cate by being really guided by
his teaching. Christians must do
no less than Jews.
Yes, George Fox, this brings
me an idea: Maybe you as rabbi
and l who might have been one,
could together start missionary
crusade to bring Jesus, this kins
man of ours by blood and morals,
to the appreciation of Gentiles;
that they may know justice,
mercy, loving kindness and hu-
amility.
We could certainly help to
make better world out of this
if we brought Jesus to the con-
sciences of all Gentiles who may
need it. After our work was done
we would go to our sYnagogues
to thank God by whose teaching
we served TO enlighten the
heather.
It seems, though, that Rabbi
Fox doesn't look for any quick
results. He asks: "How can we
expect hatreds that have lasted
centuries to be wiped out quickly
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Truman To Address Jewish CONGRESS

national biennial convention of the American Jewish Con-
Harry will address will
place City November 7t through November
odse president Of the organization announced
his
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former President with the annual
Stephen Wise Award for Civil
Rights 'for his consistent and
courageous leadership in the cause
of civil rights during his terms of
office"
The award is one of four-each
bearing a cash value Of $1,000
which is granted by the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress to individ-
uals and organizations who have
made outstanding contributions to
the advancement of civil rights
and liberties in the United States,
the upbuilding of Israel, the en-
richment of Jewish culture and
to the welfare of. Jews through
out the world. The winners have
been named annually since 1949
on the late DR.. Wise's birthdate-
March 17-by a committee made
up of distinguished public citi-
zens.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-10-30

The conference which will be
held at the Hotel Roosevelt-ex-
cept for one session at Hunter
College on Saturday evening, No
vember will be attended by
1900 delegates representing chap
tiers, divisions, and affiliated Or
CARNATIONS from all parts of the
country. The Women's Division
will open it's biennial convention
two days earlier at the Hotel
Roosevelt on November 5th.
Mr.. Truman will be guest Of
honor at the closing banquet on
November 9th, when DR.. Gold
stein, on behalf of the American
Jewish Congress, will present the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-10-30

BOOK examined by Mrs. Mamie g.
prominent book The New Jewish History
by housewife and mother OF tnreS
Congregations Holding the
Esendruh the UAc president who Pruse
emphasis positive aspects OF Jewish h'sfoy 0n
Detroit who read the book
capacity ehuiman Of the Committee on semoo % 90"
Education On the right IS Dr. "onUe
hUband Of the aUthe cne
mon Of the Commission Freehof Of Pittsburgh
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them, if they want to forgive and
forget"
And that suggests a deal a
wondrous bargain: We Jews will
forgive and forget the 1000 years
of hate and torment. the burnings
and the other murder done
agains US. the expulsions and all
injustice done in Jesus name:
yes. we will forgive and forget if
all Gentiles will accept our bro
Their Jesus and live by his gentle
teaching in all their ways.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-10-30

Notice is hereby given that the
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 their business is carried on,
to-Wit:
PIG NJ WHISTLE DRIVE IN
1855 Main Street, Jacksonville. Fla.
George E. Paul
James L. Green
GoIdstein & Goldstein
Attorneys at Law
914 Graham Building
Jacksonville 2, Florida
Oct. 9, Is, %, 80, 1858