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The Nome nugget., 1953-07-15
Visitors to Nome
By c. R. GOSHAW

Captains Murphy and Bavaria brought visitors to Nome in two of Wien's airships, twice crossing the Arctic Circle to the enjoy ment of all aboard.
 Both tour parties were taken on the bus tour in the city-to the dredges and up Anvil Noun tain, where a grand view of the surrounding country can be seen; and from here to that area where gold was first discovered in 1897 1898, pointed out to all the eager for-information visitors.
 Among Nome's visitors Sunday were Mrs. J. M. Bolon, Stanley, Wis; Misses Arrazeta and Gene va Krieger, Mason City, Iowa; Miss Kathleen May, Rochester, NY; Laura M. Appleby, Los An geles; Mrs. George Garland, Eue Clare, Wis; Miss Rua E. Lowe, Los Angeles; Mrs. Vera Horst, Huntington Park, Calif.; MT. and Mrs. John Valerie, Manhasset, NY; MT. and Mrs. Howard Zin- graf, Chicago; Miss Albertine M. Young, Huntington Park; Miss Nellie Beltz, Santa Monica, Calif.;
 MT. and Mrs. Walter F. Robin son, Canton, Ohio; MT. and Mrs. w. A. McCollum, Building Con- tractors, Albuquerque, NM; Miss Mildred s. McAllister, Santa Mon ica; Miss Thelma Hamasaki, Floodwood; Miss Doris Johnson and Miss Rosalind Johnson, Bra ham, and Miss Norma, Echholm, Foley, all of Minnesota; Miss Edna Metz, Mrs. Edna Metz, Mrs. Mary Ann Mygatt, Miss Mary Ann My gait, Eielson Air Force Base, AL aska; Miss Ella F. Hall, San Luis Obispo, Calf; Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Crispin, Columbus, Ohio.
 Miss Hall wrote brief note on the IVA. register as follows:
 "Too marvellous a place to stay for so short time. Your sincere hospitality greatly appreciated"
 The Crispins drove all the way from Columbus to Fairbanks, then to Anchorage and Seward-some trip! They express themselves greatly pleased with the wonder ful scenery along the highways and look forward to their return drive to their Ohio home.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Griggs of Columbus were their companions.
 Larry Litwiller, Wooten, Ohio, enjoyed his railroad trip while in Nome.
 MT. & Mrs. Randle Elliott, Hope Farm, NY, stopped over for the night in Nome at the Wallace Ho- tel. MT. Elliott is an instructor at the Greer School in Hope Farm.
 Five visitors took the railroad trip to interior points of interest.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-15
wETTEsT JUNE SINCE IT

June, 1853, was the wettest June since 1917. Precipitation totaled more than double the normal amount with total of BOA inches or 1.96 inches above normal. A prolonged period of rain, drizzle and fog hampered aircraft opera tions from June 19 to June "A.
 Above normal temperatures in the first half of the month were offset by cool period the latter half and resulted in a monthly average temperature of 460 de- grees or 0.4 degrees above normal.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-15
ANSWER

ANSWER
 A taxpayer, for federal income tax purposes, shall be considered the "head of household" (Sec. 12-c, US. Internal Revenue Code) only if he or she
 l. Is an unmarried person.
 2. Maintains as his or her home a household in which any of the following live: children (ad0pted or own, descendants or stepchil- dren but not stepchildren's de- cendents, or other relative under Section 1110 of the Code.
 3. Must contribute over 12 the cost of maintaining the home.
 Cannot be a nonresident alien.
Evening star., 1953-02-06

BUILDERS, A1IENI1ON
Nearby virginia. block OF 10 lots.
Cali OWNER. ia. s-2669.
CONTINUED on Next Paee.J
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

4nd COMMERCIAL, S4x40. for sharu
once or showroom; $135, elec. and
heat included. 6O2 + ct. NV. ME
FoR LEASE on extended termVur
to 10000 90. It. on heavily Travelled
street and adjacent to large park
ing lot. Suitable for chain food.
8 and 10 or dept. store. May
build for blueribbon tenant. Box
IstS stS-x; xr Ssari =. i. AVE. NE.-1x.- &c Cor
store, approx. 1900 50. IT.; low
rent. Plenty Of parking. THACKER
REALTY sALIY CO. ST. 3-7139. DE
HOS Pa. AVE. s.E.-suitable for
any type business or ONCE use. Heat
included. MAX MILLER, 502 18th
st. s.e. Ii. 7-2100.
COME TO BETHESDA
Owner will erect commercial bldg.
for lease or sale to responsible
party. not requiring main arterial
location. Let US know your re-
ROBERT B. HALL CO.
OIL. 2-3250
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INHERITED PLEASURE
From Tho,1phtful Owners

You will adore this charm
ing property that needs. only
your presence to be q home.
The 1st a. offers large lv. rm.
with log-burning firepl., state
size din. rm., study of center
hall. science kit. and full bath:
Second a. has 3 lge., twin-Sized
bedrms. and 2 full mod. baths;
also firepl. in master bedrm.
There is q full bsmt. with
tele.- rm. and plenty OF
dry storage space. Some addi-
tional features Of this lovely.
Enslish-type home are garage.
quiet, dead-end street; trees,
slate roof, secluded scr. porch
and located mr.. the Wash. Golf
and Country Club. Priced rea-
sonable at $33,050. Address
cannot be given over the phone
but gladly shown by appt.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-930(
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

THREE APT. HOUSES. furn.. con
sisting Of 8 apts.;. present rent
$3.50 per mo-; on lot: 90x190:
churches and shopping; price. S36,
OWNER. j. Il. JOHNSON. 500 24ti
St. Virginia Beach. Va. Phon
Virginia Beach 1928. p
ARLINGTON-wilson boulevard be
tween Courthouse I'd. and Claren
improved with Groom house, aliey
In rear. $17,60O. GEORGE MA.
SON GREEN CO., IA. 2-393S: ewes
and Sun, IA. S-363S.
FOR SALE BY OWNER, 1st CONNER.
Cial building. new condition through
out. New Bryant ges h.-w.ha park
ask for Mr.. BYRNE. IS
Evening star., 1953-02-06

23O-ACRE DAIRY FARM
Eight-rm. main house, bath, phone.
electricity; 6-rm. tenant house, elec.
and bath; 29-cow D. C.-type dairy
etc. Good land. plenty of water.
fair fences. on country road, So mi.
D. c. near foot of Sugar Loaf Mt.t
S35,0OO Possession March /.
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S2.250 cash

$16,95O
See this large older home. / blk. to
school and busline. Oil h.-w.h. Full
bsmt. large. bedrms.. lily. rm..
din, rm., and kit, plus 3 bedrms.
UP. On large shaded corner lot.
$19,95O
4 large bedrms. plus 23-ft. liy. rm.'
1S-ft. din, rm., lge. kit. with sep
arate brkfst. rm... full bsmt.. pam
eled rec. rm.. and ga baths make
this large Colonial Q Stand-out At
traction.
$18,950
This convenient 8-bedrm. brick Co
lonial In the st.. Thomas More Pay
ish with large liv. rm. and drepl..
formal size din. rm., Ice. kit. with
dining space, and 3 lge. hedrms. Fuil
trance. $500 down.
COURTLAND PARK
This 3-bedrm. brick rambler for
$4,000. Near all conveniences.
$4,000 down. 26x11 screened porch,
Large lot.
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SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME
COX & CO.
RE. 7-1633, JU. SORTS. UN. 4-1526
FREE APPRAISAL
TOP DOLLAR CASH
Any section. white or colored; any
condition. ST. 3-3320: evenings,
OV. 3-30S6.
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

STORE AND APT.-vacant. Choice
corner location at wisconsin ave.
and 9 st: Owner desires quick
SNAIL NALL oFfi6E sFEfi ol BtnbiSc. ti1fSs shore s
ham area; unusual investment OPP
portunity: always rented. JOHN H.
MILLER. Jr. q BRO. Ma. S-25S7.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 91O 18th st. NV.
near Conn. and K. New. modern,
attractive desk space for those who
want the best; receptionist. switch
board, mail and telephone answer
DESK SPACE-Mail and telephone
service available; Hill Bldg, 18th
and Eye stS. NV. Call MA. e-5167.
Evening star., 1953-02-06

THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE
ACRE DAIRY FARM. with 2 nice
homes and 2 groups Of farm build.
ings; producing milk for Washing.
ton. This farm is in excellent
shape and fully equipped. The 90
COW daify barn a Is OF glaEed,tlie &c
Income from this farm last year
was over $4,000; can be purchased
either with or without equipment;
present owner retiring and going
to Florida; good financing available
W Viii as stay p'h with 'sSSns new oWner. 'Tfhi This
Is one Of the finest dairy farms
that we have inspected for long
time.
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One hundred eiehty-acre operating
dairy, committing distance To Wash.

One hundred eiehty-acre operating
dairy, committing distance to WASH
ington. This farm. Is Q good one;
very fertile and the income from
milk makes this an attractive. tn
home; oil h.-w.h., lovely kitchen,
large bedrns.: new 6-rm. man
ayers home; top herd with d. H.
I. A. records available; manager will
stay. and continue the efiicient op.
Grafton.
We have. numerous other profitable
farms listed. Call us and let US
help you. find the right farm. For
Information, call Mr.. jackson or
Mr.. Muse at CHEVY CHASE REALTY
CO., EN- 3-1R0O
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LOOK HERE!!
8 BEDRMS., 2 FULL BATHS
BRAND-NEW BRICK RAAGBLERS
0NTY " GOO OEn

8 BEDRMS., 2 FULL BATHS
BRAND-NEW BRICK RANdBLERS
ONLY $22, $50
In Sleepy Hollow; one Of our incest
places to live. on lots which include
10000 90. It.. apiece. we have four
honest-to-g dream homes
They are Just like magazine illus
trationsl All on one floor. they
have fine bedrooms, 2 full tiled
baths. liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm.
and all-electric GE kitchen. range,
REFRIGERATOR, dishwasher, garbage
disposal unit, lots of cabinets and
Formica work space. In addition.
the bsmt. Is full. has daylight win
dows in back and outside entrance
on grade level. The utilities. are all
on In one corner. The laundry tubs
occupy another. The rest Of the
bsmt. is left clear for a huge recr.
rm. II you want one. There are just
4. Of these homes. They are Viz
ginia's best values right this min
ute. The terms are extremely ia
vorable. Not since 1949 have we
seen houses like these for sale, at
such o reasonable price. Just come
and look for yourself.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 WILSON BLVD. IA. S-27S3
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

GEORGETOWN ZONE INDUSTRIAL
I-story brick with $500 IT,. under
roof. On lot containing 10000 50.
It. Possession about April
$4,000. Mr.. Manuel, EN-. 1886,
with DRURY REALTY CORP. AID.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE RENTAL. approx. 5000
So. #. flreproof; centrally located.
drive-in for trucks. Call HU.
3-7121 or see MR.. SILVERMAN on
500 SNsp.Tes' To IL. 900 so. FIT. Downtown
location. 55c So. #. MR.. SLATER,
RE. 1896; ewes, OIL. 2-9535.. -
SILVER SPRING-Sale~ or lease,
modern flreproof bldg. containing
approx. 10000 IT. plus 1000 IT. OF
outside storage. or parking space.
Will consider 10000, IT. only for
call THOMPSON & GRAY. JU.
$4,000 until 6. liz
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
ave NV. Offices available AID
yA.-1deal location 70,
physician. 500 50. It. In West
mont. mr. shopping center; PVT
81 M ,,,cT4 717T469; eyes, oL. 2sSS44 9 ! ss,n.,or
q lge. rms. and washrm., agprox
2.574o; niShts, =, oI, s-es44. =. -,
With smaller adjoining rm;. APPROX
tenant. Good lease, reasonable rem.
tai. Call Mr. RozANsKY at Ex
1917 S1soGat 18th ST. N.w.-suite Of 8 rms.
newly decorated. first floor. Reas
rent. Ideal for attorney, accountant
Or insurance agency, etc. Call ST
s,oeS:4, SoSSsCi 200 50. FIT. Of ONO. or SHOW
s1;75 5.ssfGs per g, e. xLBERRT H. coHES
1900 800 S1 Blk: .-sSSl pF Il ST. N.w;;=ccm:
siss from sSls 4 e ssaO f9nSl3R fSRS44T
FINANCE CO. ME. s-51s5. ~
617 F ST. N.W.-2nd f.; 2. lge. rms
$50 mo. Call RE. 1924 or RA
STORAGE 9Ssse; SPACE for rent. ., foors;
conv. loc., reas. rent. About 3.7O0
So. It. suitable for workrm.. etc.
Phone RE. 1924 after ! pm. -s
approx. 1,5OO SO. It.. suitable fol
mfg; once Or display room. DANIEL
GEORGETOWN-Lge. front rrn.. Isl
commercial, ne, light: suitable for
artist or professional person. Call
after g, Ho; 2-7133. S
cond.; cow. downtown 1oc. with
parking area; 81 per SO. It. Call MR..
BARITz. Elk. s-362o; eyes,. "a
ONE 70 8 ROOMS, furnished. IN suite
Of law firm; use Of library, confer
ence room; newest downtown ONCE
bldg. BOX 275-Y. Star: -S
ROOM In suite in Washington Loan
& Trust Bldg; Phone evenings
EvVaAPRnr Q-AkQR
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STORES FOR RENT

SILVER T. srEhGdARSsG1 avn d4lVsia sSGo e.
perfect for, garage. brake. ignition
service and laundry. etc. Call ~.
SELF SERVICE GROCERY in Center
Approx. 800 50. It. occupied by Safe
way Stores since 1916 doing an ex-
cellept business. Immed. occup..
EeSs; ss, rent; To zosH Inspect cal call Mr. Mr.,
M. Ssnnf!s: ZEE nv MY! s-StSS. xNS cLEBr R6- s
Store u BY so with parking; suit
sgsney. etc. $17g. MMToN r. RUP-
PERT; 115I 18th st. NV. DI.
I'll 710olSi And sysii KENNEbYs NM s-sa95' sfs. NV
Store, ONCE or showroom on fast
growing street. Rent $125 a month
incl. heat. To inspect, call KEN
NEEDY REALTY. INC. RIA. 3-93O2.
1910 7th ST. N.w.-Heated; long
3xtuTss%. - but | suitable for or other bust
CoRNER 8Ssii N. CAPITOL AND L sTs.
NV. with or without apt. above;
Eeas: rent; AD9 1891. IS
mmea Ssns.sl ssst0s;s Ssdo Io dT1Ttss Sya
GRAY, JU. 6-6100 until g. liz
STORE AND APT. for rent. Cath
ersburg. Md. OIL. 2-2022. or OIL.
sToREs torres AND OFFICES for rent.
Entire bldg, air-cond.. 2nd COM
mercial. Conv. location Call Mr..
Baritz; Elk. s-S5@O. Ewes. RA'
I2O14 M ST. NV. 2nd comm. Attrac
store with meZZanine. Warehouse
adjoins. Distributor. paint, storm
windows, machinery, etc. RA
1920. .
9O9 18th ST. NV.
Heat and hot Water Furnished
L. w. GROOMS. 1899 EYE ST. N.W
STORE, OFFICE OR SHOWROOM
1905 Wisconsin ave. NV. 20 IT. by
70 It. Asphalt tile floor, huoreScent
lights and large show window. Near
Sears. Roebuck.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
0-Q10n
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COLUMBIA PINES

OUR PRIDE IS THE 1853
RANCHER, 3-bedrm., all-brick
rambler on large wooded lots:
some "a to II acre; in one Of
Virginia's most colorful set
tings; separate dining area;
''TOMOROW'S' GE kitchen
has DISPOSAL, dishwasher'
breakfast bar and BendiX.
FULL ENGLISH BASEMENT
Fireplace. bookcases and
many other attractions.
OPEN DAILY NOON TO
DARK. Drive out Columbia
pike 3i2 miles past Batleys
Crossroads to signs on right,
arrows to model house.
S16,950-S3,20O DOWN
Crown Realty, JE. 4-3900
1851 w. Broad St.. Falls Church
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FOUR EYES
~ - = G0
ARE BETTER THAN TWO

AESA 06A A1kt A1AAN 4WO
You and your wife better
see this together. You'll see
o modern kit. with lovely
YOUNGSTOWN dishwashing ma
chine and Launderall clothes
washer. garbage disposal. q
GE refgr,, Kenmore 4-burner
an attractive Hyine-dinine rnn.
combination. 2 bedrmS. on
1st f.. with bath and excel.
closet space. You'll see Q
hedrms. and H bath on 2nd a.
House fully insulated, with
front porch, fully inclosed.
shade trees. screens. storm
windows. driveway, and what's
more, you'll see real value.
SaySenttsS ayiSs1tt SI.DpS APPROX. a0Ea; SIS. @0n'n'
HONE XII Q-Rf{A4 OR TIE ara
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
"REAL BUY
PRICED HOMES

Falls Church, lovely corner lot; B.
room -and-bath bungalow; bsmt., gas
heat; price S11 ,050. $4,000 cash.
Falls Church; nearly new brick Cape
Cod; 4 rms. and bath 1st A.; finished
stairway to unfinished 2nd floor;
full bsmt.. gas heat: 40 CT loan;
S14,05O, $4,000 cash.
Fenced-in 3-bedrm. rambler, near
Falls Church; like-new condition;
large living rm., equipped kit: good
location; $12,950, $4,000 cash.
Four new Cape Cod homes ready tc
occupy; $l3,500. $4,000 cash.
Hal4-ecre 3-bedrm. California red
wood home; large living rm., eouip
kit; full bsmt., recreation rm,; lRe
trees; $13.75O.
Dozens Of others for your selection
-
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

SPACE within / mi. of l4th and r
NV, for z vehicles. with small ONCE
or warehouse attached. (Not over
1000 50. IT, Am willing to share
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NEAR RUSSELL RID.

NEAR RUSSELL RD.
BRICK CAPE COD
A beautiful. det. brick home
in immaculate condition and
practically new. wen built with
teriais. "1sf First 4. has s"a attrac- rae
tive large liv. rm., separate
well-equip. KIT; 2nd d., 8
bedrms. and bath; full bsmt.
and W bath, oil hot-air heat.
Located near public and pa
rochial schools. easy walking
distance to stores, bus and
churches. Price, $10,050,
$4,000 down, balance easily
financed.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

PREWAR PRICE-500.0 600. 50. IT. Of
best industrial land with 900 #
r.r. frontage. JOHN H. MILLER
Jr., g. BROS, MA. 8-2557. --6
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

IMMEDIATE CASH for your home or
Investment property. Any location.
WILL PAY. YOU CASH for your
home. Any location. Quick actioni
2 OR S-BEDROOM HOME IN Va.
near bus and stores. preferably
brick: $4,000 price range. MRS.
rW6MMs rWW6Ms0M; 1JvSEn IL; 2-a0SO; Ssi ..,..-
70 70 ssoooS Ss SS' SE SzsF sszzs ~ old si1SoO
WILL TRADE 1851 HUDSON and
additional cash as down payment
on small home In Nd. JU. 8-33SO.
From 3! =. OWNER; o!s,SE ;, MARr1s1rc AZ Ram,
baths; nv, location. AID. 2-4646.
3-BEDRM., BRICK RAMBLER with
basement and firepl. SI7. 900 class;
down payment under $4,000. ia.
10 TO 20 ROOM HOUSE
have clients fer large houses, either
furnished or unfurnlshed, vacant or
rented. white or colored; In all sec
tions OF the city. For immediate ac-
tton, call Mr.: KAISER, CO. 6-2299;
ewes. ia. 9-5S52. IS
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL Cash
HOMES-MD.. VA. D. c.
MR.. QUICK, RA. 6-3416. p
NAY WE SELL YOUR HOME7
FREE ApRAISAIS
% YEARS EXPERIENCE
3. 4, HQMRHR1Es
sos \. CAPITOL. ReeitoR. Ma. 5000
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THE HILL,

.. THE HILL
One hundred .forty-five beautiful roll.
the best grazing and hunt country
Of Va. with ali brick masonry.
servants quarters. 3-car garage,
electricity and water, old marble
flreplaces, hand-carved woodwork;
priced to sell, $4,000. $4,000 cash
Evening star., 1953-02-06
20 ACRES
MONTGOMERY co.

MONTGOMERY CO.
Completely equipped, 10S-acre dairy
ern house and tenant house; good
income; rolling lands with streams.
This is the best farm bargain we
have offered for some time. II
you are looking for 0 good going
farm, don't fail to call US for
details. Full price. $d7,500. large
4Th 1st trust. Ask for Mr.. Griswold.
HOLMEAD, REALTOR
so4 Bonifant St. Ju. e-esoo
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

country. Outside of France,
Anglo-Jewry was the first Jewish
community to take an interest in
the affair of the Finally children.
Nor has sufficient tribute been
paid to the "back-room" role
played by members of this COM
munity in securing support for
the Israel-German PREPARATIONS
agreement among German Social
lists.
But the community has remain
ed without a driving force. Since
the departure from these shores
of the great Zionist leaders who
made London their headquarters
there has been no one man to
command the attention and back
ing of the community. Joint Pal
estine Appeal campaigns have
achieved fair results. Jewish Ma
tional Fund endeavors have been
well supported and the many
other appeals have received lesser
donations. But il has been a "Ju-
Observation-Disclosures" Of the pocket
and not of the heart.
The year has been marked by
angry, and traditional, pickering
between the Board of Deputies,
the representative body, and the
Anglo-Jewish Association. There
was High Court case about the
granting of Beth Din license to
butcher in which disturbing
facts about the internal organiza-
ton of the Jewish religious court
came to light. There have been
occasions on which the authority
of the Chief Rabbi has been ques-
toned.
Even some Zionists feel slight
ed. When the Jewish Agency
Executive met in plenarY session
in July. American leaders were
invited to attend the sessions in
which matters vital to Zionists in
all countries were discussed There
was no representative Of British
Zionism present at those meet
ings.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
ORLANDO, FL0RIDA
The Jewish Year I'm England

years have seen Britain's Jewish
community playing minor role
in the international affairs of the
Jewish people. America has pro-
duced the Jewish leaders and has
given the lead. Anglo-Jewry,
lacking leaders with forceful per-
sonality, has been forced to hitch
its wagon to American caravan.
Not a little Of the criticism
heard here is part Of the British
in til e national sense-con-
seriousness that this countrY's
leadership in general international
affairs has passed TO the United
States. And yet. in many ways.
the Anglo-Jewish community has
taken a firm and united stand on
matters affecting Jewish life
which has in no way been paral-
leled in the States.
1t was Anglo-Jewry that first
raised its voice in protest against
the rearmament of Germany and
pointed to the dangers of neo-
Nazi elements still active in that
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

Copyright, 1858. Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
X + i
LONDON
A rabbi leaving South Africa
has predicted the end Of that
countrY's Jewish community
within relatively few years: Zion
lists in America. we are told. are
apathetic. This has been the year
of the critics. with Britain no ex-
ception. Anglo-JewrY. declare the
detractors. is a second-rate COM
rnunitY. &
For many in this country the
phrase has an air of truth. Recent
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
BY cEoFFREY D. PAUL

(Chief of the J. T. A. Office in London)
Copyright, 1858, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Occasional Furniture

Fornico-toP mahogany tobIes---19.9
Ionneer-processed Ieother-top tobIes----54.95
0ov. Winthrop secretary ory--------------89.95
Bow-bock side
Lyre-bock side
Carved rose-bock chair, needepoint-
Solid mahogany occasional chairs
Wrought iron, wood, gIoss-top tobIes:
Cocktail 7----34.95 Step or end tobIe, 1895
Corner tobIe 1895 Smoking tobIe- o.o5
DropIeof table opens to seat 1O---------6e.e
Mohogony-veneered cocktail tobIes-----11.95
Solid lined-ook tobles, 4 styles
Mersnoon nohogony-veneered tobIes--19.95
Dropleof toble and 4
KneehoIe desk, maple or mahogany finish, 1895
Modern Bedroom and Dining Room
Modern Fore-Runner group correlated:
Occasional chair 1866 Hutch ------$63
Double dresser bose--$ll2 Mirror $50
cocktoii tobe- -47.o5 Lamp tobIe---4o.e5
5-drower chest, $113 Wrought iron chair, 1880
End toble ------------------- 1895
TripIe-dresser bedroom, Seomist mig 2o9.e5
3-pc. modern bedroom, lined oak or walnut,
1895
With double dresser, 1895 Triple, zoe.e5
3-pc MeneeI Bedroom, mohog veneers$l74
With double dresser, $lo4 Triple, $224
5-pc. wrought iron dinette, plastic top----59.95
TroditionoI Bedroom and Dining Room
3-pc. provincial double dresser BEDROOM .o5
3-pc. cordovon double dresser bedroom, 269.95
3-pc. nnopIe-fnsh solid tupelo bedroom 1885
7-pc. nnohoeony-veneered dining ROOM 259.o5
5-pc. solid maple dinette, dropleof- -----69.95
Solid maple bedroom pieces 1895
9TH Floor, WASHINGTON and Parkington;
3rd Floor, SaOer Spring
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Housewares. Metot Furniture

Housewares. Metot Furniture
3-pc. Douglas chron1ed dinette 39o5
2-door utility eobinet, 24xl2x64"
2-door metal wardrobe, 64x24x2O"-
Metal bridge irs------------2 for $50
Bridge tobles to
Steel ironing toble. adjustable
Ironing board pad and cover set---------leo
Galvanized trosh can, 2o-eoI.
Padded, covered ironing etobe---------3e9
Metal outdoor folding clothes dryer----eoo
3-pc. Chromed breakfast nook--------44e9
Fomous-moke chroned choirs----z for SIS
3-pc. metal wall cabinet set, 48" wde-l2.49
2-door metal wardrobe, 68x27x2O
Singe-door utility cobinet, 64x18xl2---129o
Metal rolowoy tobie, electric outIet------699
Bathroom metal hamper
Matching tissue box, wostebosket set-----2.99
Shower curtain and dropes, set---------4.9 4.99
Chino, GIosswore, Gifts:
l6-pe. Living" dinnerwore set t--------4.e9
Ceramic lozy susan, wood dbose----------4.99
Swedish cystol stennWore, sizes------eo. 49e
Revolving lazy susan, decorated
The Hecht Co, 7th Floor, Washington;
9TH Floor, SilDer Spring and PdTIngton