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Tear tAa baAa' ! Greap q key
wess b cemmsmorsting anothsr
oae Il ne Holy DAYS waicA fall
"a this seasoa 81 ne year. Fcur
Holy Days zach fan n this sss.
san Il ne year. Feaf holy Days
e ne Baha' / worid FaltA fnl
nsAr together: On oetooer -. ne
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ne BirtA 81 Baha - nah. e. Scv.
ambsr n. tAs Dag o. ne Cossn.
at: Ed today. November q ne
Asesnsisa 81 Aha l-baha A. ne
eo-ioands ard inieFprstsrs e Gets
VI tor man. 4 q nseesttry tAat
thass aamss be kept befors ne
peopls e tAa sity e key West 80
are Interested IL iearning more of
tAs dynamie ioree vAleh psfmsat
e. even fern Il NE asd setioa
IN todays eioasly AMT worlA.
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peace wlihSut sereemsui b In
possible. Ard 81 Il very evident
b Ell. agresmenis are somstimes
reached only BY mental o. pAysi.
eel force Hardships ios thess vho
90 not. e. whe fesl tAey eannot
eonfarm wilh rules 81 society. b.
whemever eoneeived. sre taksa isf
gramted. nFuksn laws srlna punish
neni Cor ne persoa brsakiag ne
lsv, and ignorance 81 ne lsw las
nevef besn an exeuse. exeept fof
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led responsihie.
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people e Ksy Wei are net ekf.
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vestigatioa Fl trutA" TAis rule u
'all tAs mere applieahls bseanss Il
anothsr already eensrally praetie.
"a prineipls 81 ne FallA. ~Rdssa.
Toe must b prevlded ior 81. "
which means that Il IA posslhie Or
each persoa 70 ras6 AZ evaiaais
for hlmsslf 20 herEslf nat vaieA
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pattern q llvinn. Himself 60 hsf.
elf" Coz ne eiti1sns e Key Wet
lave m mere than ens Say ln4ieat.
ed aeeeptnnee a hat naha1 Fan
principle. equality a mea ard
women. n the home. g. so-eaFn.
ers Cor q better scale q hsing;
socially. through organlned efoaps,
- = means 81 dlsiribatina lnfor.
matisn and afIording united efforts
toward the earfylne CT Il worth.
whlls protects: and politically. fof
better eovernmsnt practices. ne
mossA q November Il sss e bFlaG
10 mind tAai women as eel a.
men snioy ths Figki 81 iranckiss
for watch May Il ~ ean stln re-
msmbNr having wofked 10 attain.
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O isw laspired and dedicated souls.
atiainsd his privilege. ws nag all
Sc ear Tree wili n exeeuiine eur
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YELLOW FEVER DATA ASKED
E6itor, The Citizen

Editor, The Citizen
Your editorial dated October 2sth and entitled
"Polio Will Not Adversely Affect Key Vests Tourist
Season he's just come to my attention especially
interested in the latter part Of the editorial In which you
relate the experiment carried by my predecessor Dr.
joseph r. Porsr 20 dsprove certain falaeIes about the
transmission Of yellow fever . great admirer Of
Dr. Porter and student Of his life and work but had
net previously heard Of this extremely important expert
ment where he slept IN bed In which man died Of
yellow fever. great many volumes have been written
about early work on yellow fever before Dr. Walter
Reed definitely established that mosquitoes transmitted
this disease would like 10 Set more information on this
incident you have Il available. particularly inter-
essd In the Of your information and the date that
this experiment was carried on.
Sincerely,
WILSON 7. sowDER, N. D.
state Health Officer
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sshsdslsa ior io.se q. n. and I:sa
.. n.
Az ne morning hour TIE Rev. II.
don Simmons. pastor q he chareA,
wil ase o. hls sermon tspie, "Te
Grow o. Not To Grew and al n
evening worship time hls subject
wall b.. "a Moral Aptitade Test. "
During the week ne womsn'l
society q Christian Service hsl
sehsdaled TIE annual chriEimas
Social 10 BE- he'd co ths lava q
ne Church beginning Al . e'eloci
Thursday aflefnoon.
supper eonsisnaa e mesi-loaf,
baked beans. and cole alaw I'll b
served n the Annex. beainEing 81
SO. Hot-doaa. soda. cake an6
candy wll be sold On ne Lawn.
There wlll Be games and Q Vial
~ Santa claas 70 Keep ne CHI
dren happy.
other activities tomorruw arv
sanday sehool Al SIS In the morn.
lna. TIE Methodist YoutA Fsllow'
thip 81 go .. o.. and 81 e:ss n
the evening TIE Youth sona.lssl
ard fsllowship hear ON be hsld Al
Fleming Street Churxh.
The mid-wsek worship service 4
10 be Of To Wednesday evening
At which time anothsr IN Q ssris'
of lessons dealing VITA the book q
Genesis vii BE- given. Choir 20
hearsal Il set for go D. n. q
Wednesday niaht.
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NEW CHURCH TO HOLD
SPECIAL YOUTH MEET

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chursh vas 6s6issis1 e hasa
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To anf Zeal eAursAaa pEsssna
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righisous snd punAshins ~ ~
rinhssous. Ne I'D D, 80 ior ths
laEy snd disofdsriy. neins . teai.
maker himself he believed n ne
dignity ol labor and no doubt gave
an honesi days labog. Il would -
Interesting 10 knew thst Ne woaid
have 10 say aboui "slandby"" IL.
Dor CO about the one who refuses
10 work and 10 satisfied % I've
Ell ths sossFnmsnt witAoui hav.
IA earned his ssipsnd. Thers are
millions who soueei unemploymsnt
eompensation Wien they eoald
work and otherE receive sabaidies
when they Do not need them. In
this state Il 10 cFima 10 eullaef
goyerument aid ~ iraud. q 4 ne
christlan's duiy 10 care isr the
needy unable 10 wuFk. 81 Pal
originally expressed 4 an6 Jeka
smlth repeated O NEST commaa.
dabls rule, ne 80 Gees 81
work sAsli cot ssl" sath . ruls
would soon eonvert ne parasites
INTO - industrtsas and verthy Cd
tenry.
Jesus was . workine mas. fAa
ehasm created By ne sgitaisFs 4
the worid hetween espiial an6 10.
Dor has done much 70 aliensis -
working man fFom tna ehmFsh. A
pFominent minlsiar I'd ths slory
q q working nan who at1nm6a1
kis church Cor ioFsy pears whsn iAs
head usher toid this faithfnl atisn.
dani nat ths pew he had bssE -.
IA lad been rentea fsr . year.
The mam never eame baek he
was . earpenfer. is uss 81 lks
first carpenter tkrgwh CT e .
ckmrrh hui thia meosrn day was
Ear mors lsnienf snd tfeate1 fAil
carpenter better than tnsy I'D In
TIE frat eentury
10 earn AEtaN - ~ ~ -
must woFk. Ne spsak Il belng q
ekurck member and . Christiaa.
DO &c work 81 81 wm eur wages
be llle-eternal, a maa askaa y be
taksn INTO the ehureA Sd a rs
explalnsd b nm tAat n Is
ehsrsA 81 msmbsa wers disi6ed
lnio difierent wofking efesps ensn
- ushert visiiorA teachers at
such like. When asksd whlfA srosp
Ne Wouid he % work n he sal
4 tusi wanted h ppln ths ekuftA.
I di1n't knew n was nat kin6 q
3 ekurck" The minister kindly
tad aim nat 4 ne 81 nat wsy
aboui 4 - ha6 bsitsI fln6 e..
cher ehureh 10 sis Ekina Thlt y
q weFid q oppefsunllS. an oppof.
tnnity 70 vork 81 ths - q bsiAe
q Christlanf.
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IBaha'i Commentaries Holy
IDay OF Ascension Of Founder

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have hesn mads 90 tAe mAefNni
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piaas for 90 America Laalon
building a. Marathoa are IN ths
wurks.
Post Ne. Is has sss Dee. ~ 40
ne date Cor TIE groand hrsakins
Coz TIE 20 b. 70 foot building nat
vii house offices. storage reoms.
Bar. kitehen and rsss rooms.
There alse will be q main room ior
meeiings and social evsnis.
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PEOPLES FORUM

10 emxsm wxlnemss axpFssslsas s - visws q NJ Fsaa
s - - sss - rsh - asss szns wisA
sss esns4sss1 slsus wWwavsnasA ne wFsFs seud -
t.x 80 ssnne - lsisss - - wsrds ed wss siss
h1sFs sAd 81 As ps1lsAs6 wnsaa Fs4ssssd slhsrwss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28

The children Of this community deserve good schools
and adequate recreation facilities and the absence a
either . reflection on the adults not the children
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TO Grow Or Not To Grow"
Is Rev. Simmons Subject

ne rgaF sunaay wshlp sra MssAod chursA Truman
vices ~ temrsw q L. MsmoF Avsass e bayvsw Para
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
Here M There

discovered by Joel Botfeld and
Ann Cranston, Irv Yavelberg and
Phyllis Milstein. Dick Roth and
Regina Weiss, Dick Keene and
Carole Glazman, Jerry Snyder and
Rita Feldman, Gary Yontiff and
Louise Starr, Bert Malinsky and
Sally Miller, and Louie Schaeffer
and Frances BOorstein At Hill
lei House at the AZA Hawaiian
Dance Atmosphere was pro-
vided by punch in a watermelon?
Speaking of Hawaii, Sara
Handmaker just returned from
two weeks there . and back
from camp just in time for School
are Barbara Green, Meg Hatcher,
and Mike Green :. Jerry Rakita
is home from North Star Camp
in Minnesota g. Alan Lesson re-
turned from Colorado and a
welcome to Tucson to Dave Schie-
sci just in from New York A
big hello to Danny Shafton, Rob
ert Posner, Rosalind Miller, Leona
Shapiro, Dave Kaufman, George
Cabat, Judy Fink, and Deanna
Meyerson just a few of the new
sophomores Best of luck at
Harvard to Dave Reisler .
Don't forget the back to school
dance Saturday Don't forget
school Tuesday either ..
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
By JOHANNA BIRNAM

AS l sit at my newly acquired
desk, looking at calendar, the
thought of the approaching school
year is foremost in my, and 1
suppose, your mind . but even
though your brain is mixed up
with algebra or history, the sum-
mers fun will not be forgotten =.
for instance: Even the chaperones,
Grace and Larry Fishman and
Mrs. Berl Greenberg, had fun
along with Bill Berman, Gilbert
Tanner, Howard Goldwyn, Paul
Katz, Judy Kuropatkin, Judy Was
serman, Judy Levin, Roberta
Sculnick, Leona Shapiro, Rita
Waltuch, and Regime Leeds, at the
platter party given by Ann Green
berg.
Pinkie Parker was surprised
with a party in honor of her six
teenth birthday. AL Feinberg, Pat
Kessler and Ira Ernst, Ed Jones
and Lee Goldberg, Joan Smotkin
and Ben Bowsky, Judy Buchanan
and Earl Gresham, Charlotte Fly
er and Steve Silverstein, Rita
Goldstein and Alan Huss, Marcia
Glickman and AL Nemiroff, and
Debbie Taylor and Bernie Silver
berg helped with the surprising.
A little bit of Hawaii was
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
;ul place we want it to be-"
Food Needed Most

More than anything, said Mrs.
Shapiro, Israel needs food. Of
course, she adds hastily, there are
other necessities such as machin-
cry, skilled craftsmen and finan-
cial help; but, above all, is the
need for food. The thousands up
on thousands of refugees who
have poured into Israel have ac-
centuated that need - one that
newly developing areas such as
the Negev will not be able to meet
for many years.
Americans who believe i'm
our beloved country can help"
she said, "by buying Israel
bonds. That will do us the most
good" Our beloved country is
a phrase which pops up con-
stantly in a conversation with
this Israel pioneer. Her deep
love for the gallant tiny nation
that carried to fruitiOn an age
old dream is evident i'm her ev-
cry gesture and word. She is
proud in no uncertain terms
that Israel has a culture of it's
own, as evinced by the operas
that are offered the people, by
the Hebrew language that is
spoken everywhere" by music
composed within it's own bOr-
ders. And her eyes gleam when
she tells me of the guardians of
the cOuntry's safety that are
now being produced there
planes, guns, tanks.
Her Family Served
tits all our own, our very
own" says Mrs. Shapiro, who
stood somberly on a tree-lined
curb and wept unashamedly the
day IsraePs Legion proclaimed
their independence.
This doughty woman gave
much, herself, to that victory, and
the Notwithstanding events that pre-
ceded it. Her three daughters SER
we'd with the British army in
World War Two, and her son ser
we'd valiantly against the Arabs.
And Sadie Shapiro, herself, at
an age when most women are con-
tent to relax in old rocking chairs
with needle and yarn passed out
coffee and sandwiches to ISraelite
warriors under the very noses of
Arab guns. One of her proudest
possessions is a medal from the
government for her work in army
hospitals during the conflict that
gave the embattled people nation
hood.
Small wonder she waits impa-
tiently for "our" ship, the S. S.
Jerusalem. "Ah, yes, America is
wonderful" she sighs, "but in Is
rael there is a spirit that is differ
ent.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
SANITARY SERVICE

Complete service, systems. Sep
tic tanks, installed, pumped.
Leaching fields, pits. We drill ca.
liche, tree holes. AMERICAN
CONSTRUCTION & SANTA.
TION co. Phones: 2-5689; 2-3S7S;
2-8395.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
ROOMS FOR RENT

"a Home Away From HOme"-
Room and bOard-Special Kosher
Kitchen-Private bath, private en-
trance. Centrally located at 1850
e. Sixth. Inquire at the address
or call 3-3892 after $50 pm.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04

Americans: "You just don't real
ize how fortunate you are"
Now visiting in tucson with her
youngest sister, Mrs. Yona P.
Alexandra, 2917 E. 18th ST., her
self a native of Israel, Mrs. Sadie
Shapiro of Tel Aviv marvels at
the plentitude of luxuries, as she
calls them, that she finds here.
Mrs. Shapiro, who came to this
country as an infant, attended
schools in New York, and then
returned to spend the last 50 years
in Israel, came to America to visit
four brothers and sisters she has
not seen for periods ranging from
80 to 40 years. 1t was indeed a
joyous occasion for her, when she
and Mrs. Alexandra were re-unit-
ed for the first time since 1921.
Waiting For Ship
And now that she has seen Am
erica and it's WonderS-She still
marvels at a big bowl of fruit set
before her at a local luncheon the
other day-her heart yearns for
the tiny courageous land that she
calls her own. America is won
derful," she said, "but I want to
go back to Israel. That is where
my heart is. 1 am waiting now
for passage on the SIS. Jerusalem,
one of our ships"
Mrs. Sadie Shapiro is reposed,
intelligent woman with mass of
iron-gray hair, broad features and
Shell-rimmed glasses, who looks
like she just stepped out of the
principals office in P.S. 388, New
York. Actually, it has been many
years since she lived in New
York; yet, upon her recent visit
there, she said the only major
changes she recognized were tall
er buildings and escalators."
She prefers much more to talk
about the little desert haven of
a million Jews that aStoniShed the
world only five years ago by TAX
ing it's hard-won and rightful
place in the family of nations.
Her eyes light up and glow with
a fierce pride when she tells of
the struggles Israel has made to
succeed struggles that are still
going on and complicated by a
historically unprecedented influx
of refugees.
1--WE take care of Them" she
says proudly. "The government
helps every newcomer until the
age of 60. Many of the refugees
are settled on the land, given a
COW, 25 or 80 chickens, so that
they can rehabilitate themselves
and also help Israel. But all this
has meant that the people already
there are sharing what they have
with the new ones. The people
who come to Israel must know
that they have to make sacrifices.
We WANT people who will help
us make our country the wonder
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04

ALL TYPES WIRING and re-
pairs. Motors and pump repairs.
RUSSELL Electric and Machine
Co. Established 1894. I'LL N.
18th Ave. Dial 2-4462.
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Fine To Visit In America
But Eager To Return To Israel
BY HERMAN BERLOWE

grandmother Arab gunfre while
exhausted Israel soldiers
recently at the amount food wasted wherever
visited i'm this country.
And, at the tme telling
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
CLEANERS

NU-WAY CLEANERS - Alter
ations and repairs expertly done
at reasonable rates. Pickup and
delivery service. Call S-059S-
"a S. Park.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
CESSPOOL SERVICE

CesspOOls pumped anytime,
anywhere. Residential or Com
merciaI. PrOmpt-Reliable. Ari-
zOna S. o. S. Sanitary Service,
1881 E. Water ST., Phone 2-34O2.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
COOLING & HEATING

Duct Work - Central Heating
and Cooling Systems; Furnaces,
Coolers installed and Serviced.
ACE COOLER & MAINTEN-
ANCE, 3136 E. Grant Road. Dial
5-129l.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04

ELECTRIC SERVICE
Kermit OeStreich Electric Co.
All types electrical contracting
services and repairs. 214S N.
Country Club. Dial 1881.
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FOR RENT

Three bedroom house. Furn-
ished. Located close to shopping,
schools, and bus routes. Available
Immediately. Lease required. L0-
Gated at 1921 e. 9th. For infOrma-
ton call 2-9O52 or after 8 pm. call
5-1252.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04

HEATERS OF ALL KINDS.
Gas Fireplace Inserts. Conversion
burners, p l. U M b N G service.
CASSELL & COVINGTON, 719 E.
Broadway, phone 3-3772.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
DRIVING INSTRUCTION

ARIZONA DRIVING SCHOOL.
Qualified insured instructors.
Standard and automatic shift
cars. Lessons by appointment.
Dial 3-1O22 or 6-1383.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
MASSEUSE
PAPERHANGING & PAINTING

C. w. MATTINGLY, member of
Painting and Decorating Con-
tractors Assn. Quality work at
fair prices. Free estimates. Call
6-4282.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
EXTERIINATOR

Complete PEST CONTROL by
fully experienced operators. All
types fumigatiOn; home clOsingS
and openings. Free estimates.
ARIZONA EXPERIMENTING
co. Phone 3-3601.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04

GLOVER CLEANERS - Quail
ity Cleaning and Repairs. For
PICKUP and DELIVERY. Dial
5-2471. Liberal discount for CASH
and CARRY. 2643 N. Campbell.
2-OO64.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
CARPET-RUG CLEANERS

Expert CARPET, RUG, UP
HOLSTERED FUR INIT u r e
Cleaning. Quick service. 2O% off
Cash and Garry. Special 8 by IL
rug, pickup and delivery $40.
Jack benson at Withers Carpet
Cleaning, 210 N. 4th, Dial 2-2552.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT
FOR RENT

Two-bedrOOm duplex apartment,
central heating and cooling. re-
frigeratOr, stove, blinds. Near bus,
schools, EI Rancho. Ideal for
couple with child. 3617 East Third.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04
ROOFING

E. r. WOOD ROOFING co.
All types shingles applied. Built
up roofs. FILA terms, free esti-
mates. 1925 N. 1st. Phones 4-22O3
or 1851.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-04

ARIZONA POST, Sept. 4, 1853