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Evening star., 1953-03-12

The Prince Georges County
Treasurer's Office has announced
that two additional half days
have been set aside for sale of
1853 passenger car tags at
HyattSville.
On March IA and 81 the tag
sales window in the County Serv-
ice Building will be open from 8
q m. to noon.
Evening star., 1953-03-12
Prince Georges Extends Sale Dates for Auto Tags

Tage also will be available at
Hyattsville March % from 8
am. to 4 pm. and at Upper
Marlboro on the same date from
9 a IN. to 2 pm. At both Hyatts-
vile and Upper Marlboro. tag
windows will be open each re-
naming Friday in March from
$3.50 am. to 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1953-03-12

Council Of Greater Washington,
will speak on ''The Synagogue
and the Community" at the
$3.50 pm. service of Congregation
Beth FL of Montgomery County.
The congregation, which meets
at 3 PookS Hill road. Bethesda,
Md, will be welcomed into
membership in the Jewish Com
munity Council at this service.
Cantor Wolfe Mostow will offlci-
ate at the service.
Evening star., 1953-03-12
Wisconsin Farm Owners

MADISON.-More farmer S
own their own land in Wiscon-
sin. it is claimed, than in any
of the other States.
Evening star., 1953-03-12
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
Lakeland, Florida
Ten Greatest American
Jewish WOmen

put Rebecca Franks of Revolu-
tionary days. am sorry to say
that while she lived in Revolu-
tionary days, she was herself a
Tory. She was one of the Beauty
Queens of the famous Mechianaza
in Philadelphia for whom the
British officers battled in tourna-
ment. She was regarded as a kind
of Dorothy Parker of her day.
She wrote poetry and even called
George Washington to question
in her verse:
''Thou hast supported an
atrocious' cause
Against thy king, thy country
and the laws"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
Home Of Florida Southern College

Rebecca Franks married Brit
ish officer and moved to England.
In her later years, she was said
to, have expressed regret that she
had not taken the Revolutionary
side. No story of Philadelphia of
these times can overlook her. She
belongs to history.
AS No. 2, I would list another
Observation-Disclosures Gratz Of the
famous Gratz family. She is a lit
tie later time than the first Re-
becca and was renowned for her
philanthropy, but earns her place
in history principally through the
fact or the legend that she was
supposed to be the model for the
Rebecca of Sir Walter SCOTS
''Ivanhoe.
AS No. 3, 1 would put Ada
Isaacs Menken, who died in her
early thirties, but managed in her
short life to crowd in enough liv-
ing for four ordinary people. She
was a three dimensional "gal"
if there was ever one. She was
the first strip teaser in America,
a poetess, a pioneer Zionist, and
a captain of the Texas militia.
Swinburne wrote of her "she is
the delight of the world" She
was admired by about every i'm
Continued on Page 10Y
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ
Copyright. 1858. Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Incl
4 4 Il

American Jews are preparing
to celebrate the 300th year of the
settlement of Jews in America.
We shall hear no end about the
contributions of Jews to Ameri-
can history-about all the great
men. But what about the Jewish
women?
AS No. l on such a list, I would
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15
s. 81 -
! E 5z51z.zT TIE LAZEl
J D 90 FARhERS.:

Since ev'ry woman you can find
has got an independent mind, it
amt a puzzle or surprise when
my ideas are laid aside; but when
I try to help a bit, why should
Mirandy fuss and spit? At least
she might appreciate sign of
int'rest from her mate, instead of
flying into. rage WIENER I try to
be sage.
For instance, just the other day,
I undertook to have my say bout
how Mirandy's work might be
done with less inefficiency. I told
her my experienced eyes saw
many ways to organize her house
work so that she could do it
easier and quicker, too. The extra
time she saved, I said, could then
be used outside instead; in fact,
it's possible my plan might mean
we'd need no hired man. With
that, Mirandy grabbed my neck
and said, 'You get outside, by
heck, and don't put down that
garden hoe until you've cleaned
out ev'ry row."
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

alfalfa seedlings-heavy rains, SOW
ing too deep, crusting of the soil,
insects, drought, shading. Having
the ground in good heart Gas the
English say, rich in available fer
tility, and allowing some moisture,
gives the alfalfa chance.
Keep Out Grasses
Keeping thick growing grasses as
blue grass and cheat grass out of
stands increases the alfalfa's produc-
tivity. Grasses compete severely
with the alfalfa for fertility (par-
ticularly potash) and moisture. Also,
mixed hay doesn't have the high
protein content of straight alfalfa.
Alfalfa produces better with bunch
type grasses as orchard grass than
with sodding grasses.
If the soil becomes packed, little
air or gas exchange takes place.
The bacterial nodules on the alfalfa
roots fix air nitrogen into useable
nitrates, but the air nitrogen must
be in the soil. Packing and continual
irrigation retards the amount of air
nitrogen entering the soil. Soil prep
aration through the several years
of cropping greatly reduces the
grass competition and loosens the
soil, thus favoring the exchange of
gases.
A poor stand of alfalfa is disap-
pointment and loss; good stand
on fertile soil is blessing and a
source of cheap high-protein feed.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

full and little later in the season
when it is scarce. Wheat offers rela-
lively little sunshine competition,
but its roots compete severely for
moisture.
Lodged grain and poorly spread
combined-straw offer too much
shading. We don't irrigate the nurse
crops for they would be apt to lodge
and light-starve the alfalfa seed
1ings.
Many conditions can kill the small
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15
Farm. Ranch Experiences
alfalfa Provides
Cheap Protein Feed
Farm, Ranch Experiences
By ARTHUR MILES, Park County

REALIZING THAT alfalfa has
enough extra protein to supplement
straw, weathered range grass and
poor quality grass hays. we have
made an effort to raise it in pure
stands and in large quantities.
The alfalfa plant is known for its
habit of deep roofing, 20 to 80 feet
of root penetration being common
in light, open soils. The habit of
deep roofing holds the key to alfal-
fa's productivity and points to its
requirements for growth.
The deep and extensive roots of
the alfalfa search through well aer-
ated soil for moisture and plant
nutrients Fertility AS it is heavy
producer, it is a strong feeder of
potash and phosphate, and recent
studies indicate it takes some nit
rates from the soil. Since it roots
deeply and extensively, often times
it suffers little from fertility def
cheney ;. even on poor soils. A soil
exhausted of fertility by alfalfa,
though, may have given up large
quantities of fertility.
Alfalfa Grain Rotation
The purpose of our alfalfa-grain
rotation is to eliminate weeds, re-
turn some fertility and organic mat
ter to the soil and establish a salts
factory seed and root bed for the
tender alfalfa seedlings. The rota-
ton consists of three years of oats
alfalfa sown with barley or wheat
then five to eight years of alfalfa
Three hundred pounds of treble
super phosphate CAS- per cent? anc
10 tons of manure per acre are ap
piled during the grain years.
In preparing seedbed on sandy
soils, we p1ow shallow or use thu
offset orchard disc. The peg tooti
harrow and cultipacker are used Il
smooth and pack.
On the clay soils we don't use an,
implement that packs the ground
Flowing is deep. The peg tooth i
replaced by the spring tooth an,
the cultipacker is never used. Rain
settle the clay soils if they tend t
be a little loose at seeding time.
We've had our best luck in estah
fishing stands on the heavy soil
but I think the sandy soils are NOR
adapted to alfalfa, since the 1oos
texture affords better aeration.
Nurse Crops
If the ground is prepared earl!
is free of weeds and well supple
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

DESPITE MY YEARS of mar
ried life, I still don't understand
my wife. No matter how polite
and nice I am bout giving her
advice, it makes her mad as she
can be if I suggest a think, by gee.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

with moisture, the alfalfa is sown
with a nurse crop of barley go per
cent? on the sandy soils, and wheat
on the clays. If the ground is weedy,
or cloddy and loose (as with baked
spring plowing), grain is grown
again for another year. If we are
anxious to obtain the alfalfa produc-
ton and don't care to wait another
year, we SOW without "a nurse crop
as soon as the ground can be gotten
into condition. We've had successful
seedlings as late as the 18th of June.
One half to three-fourths inches
seems to be an ideal depth to cover
the seed, although it will emerge
from deeper sowings in sandy soils.
The trick is to get it buried evenly
at that depth. If the seedbed is
firm, generally moist. and level, our
alfalfa is cross drilled, half the
amount (6 pounds) each direction,
the grain being sown with the first
course.
Often times the seed bed will be
mellow but loose and generally dry.
The seed is then broadcast with the
drill tubes of the grass seeder hang
ing out and is sown one way. This
is followed by the cultipacker on
the sandy soils.
Barley Good Nurse Crop
We like barley as companion
crop, since it offers little sunlight
competition, which is often severe
in oats. Barley also uses moisture
early in the season when it is plenti-
Evening star., 1953-11-29

VoU have to know how to duck
l. to be a cameraman in a Sd
Western epic, what with Indians,
flaming torches. flying arrows and
whatever else is loose coming at
you all the time.
Because i learned watching
them make a pretty consequential
Sd picture called 'Hondo" = the
way they throw Indians into the
laps of the audience is to aim them
at the cameras. They do not try to
hit the camera, but sometimes the
men who are doing the pitching
get too enthusiastic, or are off aim.
An Apache "a stunt man actually
in 'Hondo" was sent crashing
against the lens, with damage to
himself and the camera, but none
to the cameraman, who was very
agile.
1t takes a big man to toss an
Indian out of the screen. John
Wayne, star and co-producer of
''Hondu," stands six-four. James
Arness is even bigger - six-five.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
INDIANS IN YOUR La?

In ''HOndO, - a Sd Western, they were literal.
thrown into the cameras to get realism
by Louis Berg
This Week MOrie Editor
Evening star., 1953-11-29

Andrew McLaglen, who is Victor
McLaglen's son, tops them both,
and can probably throw an Indian
further than anybody in pic
lures. They made Ward Bond, no
Shorty" look like a midget.
Moving among these giants, l
felt like small boy lost in a red
wood forest. l was more at home
with the Indians, who were small,
spare men, suitable for being
thrown at audiences.
The Trick
HOMO" is a picture about
Indian warfare in Arizona. BY the
logic that operates with film pro-
ducers, it was made in Comargo,
Mexico, some 300 miles south of
Ell Paso.
Here is how they pick the loca-
ton for a Western epic. Fellow in
charge flies in a private plane over
thousands of miles of desert com-
try - all of it looking exactly the
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1953-11-29

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The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27
pieturs has pui heF ea q spoa.
Mas Boglh eommented.

picture has psi hss ea q spos.
Mias BogtA eommented.
WIN TIE pubic waas 10 see ne
In q diffsrent sort of o rulef"
nhe aaked. sdmltting tAas see Asr.
SET dldnt know But aAe added
nat 80 thinks tAe saeeess a
''Sheea" was . hsallky tlgn.
Il Aad sever entertsinsd ths ns.
tioa Il dong pietures." shs SAID
bscanse | was ealy lnisresied i
doing character rnses They have
never seemed 10 wo-ry mueh ahoul
character parts IN ne MOVIES. al
thoaeA that h what make tAs Eae
lish and Frsneh psetures 90 great
Miss booth 10 under eontraes d
Hal wallis for two mere pieiures
bui they are 10 he made whes
she approves the scripts and ar.
ranees Tree time. Shs wont have
much Il ths latter. since shs
leaves Cor New Vera a. soon a.
she is finished here. She Goes righl
inio . musical show shoui cosey
Island In the leoos
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27
Shirley Booth 10
Back On Screen
Al D0Hed UP

HOLLYWOOD R--sAlriey Boofh.
Gha lneumheni Oscar winner. is be.
fore ihe cameras Ter her sacond
picture-hut not as the sloppy
housswife e Gene Bach. Little
Shnha."
whsn I saw Der en ths set of
"Abomf Mrs. Leslie" she was
dalled ~ in Q handsoms sun and
fancy hairdo. She plays . Beverly
Hills boarding. house operator whe
has . lengthy affair vita Q govern
mena aflicial (Robert Ryan.
"A LITTLE a his class RIBS eff
O. her" Miss Boclh remarked.
she starts oui as q fairly bFassy
woman. then acquires some tasle.
I have some really fancy outfits.
"t's cutie q ekange from
sheba.' used 10 eome o. the
set. do ny ewn hair and wrap q
kimono aFuund myself Now I have
~ N@4aA - N@A4s - - 04NA4
fancy elothes and have Q hig
makeup and hair ssasien. People
are always fixing ny eurls 80
|they're Just right. I'm rot 80 sure
! didn't Iiks 4 the cher vay.".
She Rets ne fall glamor treat
ment In the film, with - costume
eAanees, ineluding a negligee. Also
q bathing suii seenel
I've never been TIE ehseseeaks
type." she grinned. Bui shs rs-
called one play In watch she was
70 appear onstage in o lElmy gown.
TIE director assured her sks
uouid have no worries, aincs tha
scene would be dlmly lighted.
she took 90 ehnnees. She dyed
some undeFthines o dsrk color and
wore them underneath. when shs
walked onstage. tAe lights we're
iuli ~. Shs reports the siagehands
we're bitterly disappointed.
Winning the Oscar In hsr ilrsl
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27

HOLLYWOOD m-The tradliisn
started ~ Ne rTusi vnndevilllan
Eddie Foy h eomtimulna 10 the
third GanaFatiom.
Tha purse.moulhed Eoy was enc
of ne leading figures of the eaTiy
eoiden era of Ameriran enisrialn-
menl. Fs spnwned . honsshold Il
little perfnrmsrs ana Incorporated
them lnio nn act called Eddie
Foy and tAa 7 Llfile Foyn" The
moaf lamons ef the oifxpFlng h
Kddie Jr~ who reporis that his
own aon. Eddle III. la estflng
ready 10 IN ne family trade.
"Ile'a only n ard still eolng 10
Metre DANE High Sehoi IN the
gan Fsrnando Valley. reported
Eddle ~. But hs's sut . lgt e
ban In him. Ne and some high
seAool huddlss whlpped ~ an act
and Cd 4 oaa nighl a ny
hruthars nlehi club. II was ebay
tno. nui Eddie eomplalned abUui
ne aet that preceded hin. Hs's
ealxhlna co fagt. "
TIE tsyear-old Nh probably
face military service and Metre
Dame unlvsrxlty helore ha can ne
lhe fnnfllnhla. nut IA fngher snys
the boy h eager. He'n carry on
. lFadiiion that xoes bach io Chi.
ease alley saloons n the islA een.
tury.
TIE elder Fcy. thsn Edward
Fitzgerald. uaed 10 dance Cor Pen.
aiex n thR drinking Joints when he
was . BE-. ona nlmal q hleaFy -eyed
actor commended lin and asked
his name. mats 30 long." the
sotted thespian rcplled. Better
taxa my name. I havenf done
murh to Distinguish h. hut rs
shers and peopls rsmembsr 4. he
name u Fey"
Foy weni out werl 10 plsy such
towns as Dodge City and became
iriends vita wyatt Earp. Bag
Masiersoa and osher frunner flg.
uresL onee q salooa o~ner brand.
lshed two guns 70 secure Foy's
services from a rival.
he entertainer beeama a nroad.
way M II shows Cor ths ShaheFaa,
who pretty eel contrulled ths New
fofk theatsr. One dsy Foy gos ln
O tifi and struck J. J. Shubert,
who fen and hrnke q les AZ Eddie
Ir. tells a. J J. swoEs Fey woald
never vera N q SAuberi theaieF
again.
Fey sat at home Cor . year with
his Italian wife and their seven
ehndren. MFs. Foy was alMays ar.
ranging henefils for ker ehurch,
end one dag shs truuped ne ssvsn
Ids onntage 10 perform. "Now
take ne ehndren and 30 play
vaudsvllls." aha lastrucisd her
hnsband.
That was In fsia, wAea vauds.
vile I'D not pet eome into ifH
uw'n. Bot Foy took his brood %
tha stage and the set was am I'm,
Fseaiase s"~r~ss
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27
Mrs. Deneriu
VIII Marry
". b. Shannahan

nn myrtle Dsmeriu snd Napo
lsoa }. SAaasahan 81 SAP TIER
marriage vo~s tnaight befors tas
Rev. PAD !. TeusAioa n q eere
mony a. ths Ftrst lold Stous }
Methodist cAurch al Q s'eloek.
Mra. Demsrai wia ee sttsoded
% Mrs. Looiss Lose. and oil he
sven n marrsAee b. her brosher
Arthur Love. TAs groom will have.
as eesi mas. wadswortA DxmeritiL
nere ual es . rteeptioa lmmedi.
stsly iollowing ne ssremoay Al
1ii Flaeler Ave. TIE coupie Ell
I've IN Ksy west
Al frisnd, and relatives of Mrs
Demeriii ard NJ. shannahaa are
isvited 10 ne wedding.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27
PineirO Sisters
To Marry In
Double Ceremony

Mr.. ana Mrs. RalpA Pinelro isos
isth Avenue. Tampa. Florida, sn.
nounes the engagement and mar.
riage data of their two daughters
Lydia and Grace 10 Nesior Milan
and Julio Balboutin. hotA ef Key
West. Fiorida. Tie two sisters
douhls wedding ceremony which
taks place at the Episoopal chnrcA
ia Tampa. has been set Cor Dee.
smber 10Th. Foilowing tAs wedding
. reception wil be held ag TIE
home of ne brides parsnts.
Nestor Mdian II the soa ef Mr..
snd Mrs. Oscar MElian iioe whlss.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27


Daneing will be 10 ths music Of
ne BasAnsll combo. and the buffet
WI feature lobster 90 weH a. The
lradinonal roast beat ior eatress.
Reservations must hs In By We'd.
nesday. December md. which h
tAs dsadline. They esn be secured
hy ealing Fort Taylor.
Decorations wlll he In tks Christ.
mas theme with much originality
and eolor. chairmsn 81 ne dec.
orations committee 10 Mrs. L. A.
Lajaunie who 10 assisted BY ths
Mesdames c. L. Bennstt. ". J.
vsughan. A. .. Tsylor and c. W.
Bunting.
TIE poster eommliiee Ineludss
Mrs I. H. Polk. Mss n. l. Mar.
ril ard Mrs. W. M. Pugh whlls
puhlieity 10 being handled b. Mrs.
n. G. warmath.
Many of the beats are joining
iorees CO table reservations while
othsrs are making % group ol
Individual FeseFvstiona ne dane.
nc wll eontinne unia one o'eloek,
and 4 WI be . glamorOus begin
ning 10 vhat promises 10 be one
q ne gaysst holiday seasons Key
West las ever had.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27
Foy Family Tradition, Inherited
FROM Eddie, Goes To 3rd Generation

~ws I'D . great tine" recalled
Eddls IT.. whe b nsw sppsaring
IN ''Lneky Ne" -Ths ealy treubls
was that &c spena e. much time
n eguFt e. we I'D castaes. when
ever ws siepped Ell the train IN .
new tgwn. ne were arrested. TIE
Gerry soelety tried 10 stsp us from
appsaFing. classifying ~ With fac.
tory hands IN violaiioa Il eklld
labor lava"
Tuanhest places ts play wers
florida. 0hio. tie carulinas and
keulneky. Eddie remarked. lie
said that auihoFities IN LsuisviIls
wers about % take sway tkres a
TIE little Foys. but ths family vas
aplrited aeross ths state border.
mey were stouily delsmded BY
Henry watiersoa Il TIE courisr.
Jeurnal. who eonxinesd tke court
70 Fefon4i02r.
TIE oct wenl siruag for Is
yeaFS. hreaking - IN la1s. Sea
Bryan. who he'd wriften the sona
N "Mr. callaKkes and Mr.
Shean." wsnt 10 Hozywood a. .
writer. Eddle Jr. lsfs for ziegfsld
shows. Thsir father died In fss.
what happened b the little
Fcysg Bryani h . movls prodneer
having made TIE fra all4alkie and
the ID hit. sHoass q war " ChaF.
ley has long rua q popular san
Fernando Valley nighs club. where
Mary also entertalnk. Dick. now
dead. vas . theassr man. and Mad.
elon was married b nEn O'Donnell
Texas theaser magaaft. TIE yoans.
est. lFvlna. has Pun little theaters
and 10 nee In Taas, n. M.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27
Sophie Tucker
To Stop 1t
Casa Marina

Sophie Tucker will take her first
vaeatioa in many hears st tAe
Casa Marina Hotel. Key West.
Fis.. starting Jan. z. immediately
following her engagement at The
Beaeheomher In Mlami Beach.
A recent guest al the Casa Mari
n Hotel was warren Huh. the well-
known master of eert monies of the
radio-tv program. strike II Rich. I"
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27

when You have scraps of pastry
lef1. amer maklng pc enakt. rol
hen abouf oae eixhfA lnch tara
and sprinkls sifh . mixt1re a
einnamoa and sugar CT inte
ruunds and hske IN q hgt ossn -
al lightly hru9ned.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27

10 remove every hii oa batter
ffem . eowl. vhsa yoa are making
eaks 90 Goodies. ycun find Q rub.
esF spatula = tAe hsst utsnsa yea
can use tnr Us purpose. A spatuia
e MS soFt will also % Q eood DO
of eieanina eff ths heater ol sn
electrie mnsr.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27

Walnut halves make q pretty
garnish ior . pampkis pa. Use
six 10 eight of tAe nutmssi halves.
and space them evenly around ths
outside rim of the pumpkin filing
just as sooa as TIE PIE cones oai
Il he oven.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27
Mrs. BrGrtOn Back
From Trip North

Mrs. ThereSa Braxton. South.
eastern Regionsl Vice President al
The Navy Wives club Of Ameriea.
has returned 10 her home In KEY
West afser being With her daughter
In Washington. ID. c. she also visit.
ed tive Navy Wives Clubs IN ths
Va. area.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27
Mrs. Merrill Bethel
Visits Sister Here

Mrs. Merrill A. Bethel and her
Granddaughter. Jerri Bethel. ere
the house guests Il Mrs. Bethel's
sister and brothersnlaw. Mr.. and
Mra. Stephen NJ. whalton. isis
Truman Ave. Mrs. Bethel iS for.
merry a Key West but has lived In
Mani Tor many years. This is her
first extended trip here 10 twenty
years.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27

Make smre thai tAR kand1es e
year aancnpans and skillsts sever
ssaek CT ever the edge ef your
mage vAea yoa are eookin9. Yea
san easily brush against sucA care
lessly Biased handles 80 thst yoa
up the wienxn and burn vwax~.lf
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27

head Street. and he ID pianist at
. popular nlght club.
julie Balbouiin. 500 Of Mr. Frank
Balbontin and Mrs. consaelo Ca.
Yea. is 81 employee al municipal
hospital of Davis Island al Tampa.
Fiorida. The two couples wlll make
thsir homes IN KEY West aflsr
honeymooning IN Chieago.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-27

II pea wana 10 hs ahslulsly sure
tAat your cakes lmads WITH shors.
eningl MI tnrn ct of tAs haking
pan easily. grease TIE hotsom a
ne paa. thea lice vita waxsd pap.
e. and crease ne papsr helore
turning n tAs batter. Linins a
saks pan uiie waxsd pspsr n shis
way vi not interfere VITA tAs
hE0wnine of ne undercrust.