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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-12-24
St. Augustine, Florida
Home of the Fountain of Youth"
"Frunkfurter the Bio
Little Judge -" and
the Anti-Semites
BY Philip Slomovitz

SA@SAS S@O4AAOW4AS
John Mason Brown, one of the
editors of the Saturday Review,
in series of three articles, wrote
a most interesting biography of
Mr.. Justice Felix Frankfurter.
He speaks of him as "gay of
heart," possessing "a dancing
spirit" with "a rare gift-of i'm
mediate intimacy, and a flatter-
ing memory for the smallest de-
tails :"
"There is" Ito quote Mr.. Brown
a lit to Frankfurter's personality
that has about it something of the
quality of the Strauss waltzes and
the Vienna in which he was born
in 1882. Hard headed realists who
are fond of him point out that it
is doubtful if boy, particularly
a Jewish boy, who left Vienna
when he was twelve, was fed on
champagne, brought up on
waltzes, and exposed to the
gaieties of Sacher's or the Hof-
burg.
He did not ascend the Supreme
Court Bench with ease. There was
opposition to him, as there was
to others, due to "a familiar pat
tern that occurs with disquieting
frequency" 1T is the same pat
term" Mr.. Brown writes, follow
ed only a year ago by those who,
without a shred of evidence,
charged Earl Warren, when he
was nominated Chief Justice,
with having had "a 100 per cent
record of following the Marxist
line" Mr.. Brown continues:
. There was. however. differ
ence between the opposition to
Warren and to Frankfurter {.
The madness dug deeper and was
more wounding in the earlier
hearings. Warren was native born
and gentle: Franlfurter. foreign
born and a Jew. The feeling a.
gainst him on both counts runs
through the testimony like pol
luted stream. Needless to say.
CONTINUED on Page l6l
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tory is discussed. War at best is a
hateful thing TO the Jew. He will
never glory in it-no matter how
great the victory. And he will
never fight it unless existence IT,
self is threatened.
Our world can learn a very
profound lesson from the attitude
of the Jew to the Maccabean vic
tory. There is not an ocean of ter
ritory in the universe worth the
shedding of single persons
blood. War is a chimera, a savage,
stalking monster. If fought for
greed there is no evil in the world
to equal it. And even for faith it
must be used only as a very last
resort.
The candles of Chanukah sym
bolize for us the eternal strength
Of faith. The story of Chanukah
portraYs wildly the Jews aver
sion to war. These are two lessons
which we need to take desperate
ly to heart if we are all of US to
continue our existence on this
earth.
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Chanukah The Candle
And the Story
Continued from Page l4)

Continued from Page l4)
of Freedom or the Holiday Of
independence but Chanukah-
Dedication-in boron of the re-
storation of the Temple and the
worship of God. The Rabbis in the
Talmud never once mention the
Maccabees: not once do they exult
in the victories which were won.
Only Chanukah is mentioned: not
the physical but the spiritual VIC
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barton and
family. of Burkeville. and Mr.
and Mrs. William Carter, of
Farmville.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Senger and
Mr. and Mrs. Odelle Kirby, OF
Farmvlle. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
e, D Senger. Monday night.
Mrs. j. j Chernault and Miss
Wanda Chernault of Vera, Mrs.
Wiley Mccormick and Brenda. Of
Lynchburg, and Mrs. Hugh Bailey
OF Pamplin, visited in the r. L.
Harris home. Friday evening.
Thanksgiving Guests
Earl Riddleburger, Gene Dunk
l-y and Roy Missimer. of Farm
vile. spent Thursday with MI.
and Mrs w c. Morris. Visitors
III the aftarnoon were Mrs. Rus
sell Gillian, Of Lynchbug Mrs.
William Agee and Tom Agee and
children, OF Andersonville
Rev. and Mrs. J P. Leitner. of
Vera, visited in the H. F. Harris
home Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Arthur Kelly, of GEORGIA
visited Mr. and Mrs. David Whor-
ley and Nh. and Mrs. H. F. Amos
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Knoxville

Mr.. and Mrs Roger Carwila
and Sue. of Culpeper and George
and Beth Goodwin. of ScottSvillc,
spent the Thanksgiving week end
with Mrs r L. Gillispie
Mrs. w B. Price and son Billy
of Newport News, visited III the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Ben Word
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Word
had their entire family with them
at THANKSGIVING
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Jones and
some friends Of Huntington. w
Va; spent the holiday week end
with Mr.. and Mrs, II L. Jones
Mr. and Mrs Hupp and sons
Of Wheeling w. Va. were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs VII
liam Hupp
MI and MIS- Harold Coleman.
with Mr. and Mrs. r f Coleman.
of FarmWlle. attended VPl-VMl
football game at Roanoke last
Thursday Cadet Ronald c. Cole
man. Of Lexington, returned with
them
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and Marvin Bryant. Of Lynchburg
were dinner guests in the same
home Saturday.
HID Club Meets
Mrs. c. W. Morris was host
ess to the home demonstration
club Monday with nine members
present. The demonstration was
mostly workshop on making
Christmas gifts, Refreshments
were served by the hostess during
the social hour
Rev and Mrs. p. Leitner we're
dinner guests Of MI and Mrs.
w. r. Cook. Sunday
Mr.. and Mis- w Il. Kidd and
children and Charlie Kidd visited
Nh. and Mrs. Ben Ballowe. near
Sheppards. Sunday evening
Mrs. H. F Harris and Dorothy
called on Nh and Mrs. Carlton
Woodall at Pamplin Thursday
evening.
MI and Mrs. Eugene O'Bmen
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Harris.
Saturday night.
G. f. Cook returned home last
week after spending several weeks
in Nottoway and Burkeville.
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Anniversary, Engagement Mark 1854
Year of Romance At AndersOnUille

left hand -'then shield your eyes
and take a look Th5re are signs
of similar Developments in other
quarters. some among the young
and some among those not quite
so young Does that excite your
interest?
Mr. and Mrs Branch Forbes
come home Saturday night or
more likely Sunday morning re-
plete with good food and enter
tainment They were among the
guests at the Anderson's party
and later had dinner with Mr.
and Mrs Conrad Forbes
Mrs Russell Coleman was a
Sunday dinner guests Of Nj. and
Mrs. Julius Coleman. Mr.. and
Mrs Branch Rossn were after
noon visitors in the Coleman
home,
Nh and Mrs. Marvin Cole.
three Of their children. and Mr..
and Mrs. Liehtfoot Crews and
their children. spent several days
of last week in the Lewis Nor
/ gan home
Mrs Leeth. the three young
sters. and Mrs McCraw were at
/ the McCraw place for Thanks
giving holidays. On Saturday they
were joined by Mr.. Leeth and
/ several friends all eager TO get in
/ days hunting
The men OF the Trent and
Chappell families. assisted BY
sven year old Dot, were left &c
keep the home fires burning dur
ing the holidays while Mrs. w
H Chapel, Mrs. Billy Chappell
the twins Mary and Martha and
Baby Elizabeth went to Ports
mouth for a visit with the Drum
ellers.
Sunday dinner guests in the
Buster Flood home were. Mr. anc
Mrs w A Jenkins and family
Of Colonial Heights and Mr.. anc
MIS- Stonev ChildresS and chill
dren Of Petersburg Miss Mary
Ann Davidson spent the week enc
With her family
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Cpl and Mrs. Edgar Johnson,
Jr, and Howard Clabougs Of
Farmville. were supper guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Euge nc G C-.cn
Thursday night.
Washington Niitor
p M. Senger, Jr., Of Wash
ington. and II. P. Senger Of
Farmville, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
E r. Senger. Saturday night.
Saturday dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. w T Cook were Bill
Carter Of Farmville. and his
father, Jim Carter of Crewe
Visitors Of Mrs J l. Harris,
Wednesday afternoon. were Mrs
Paul Hickman and Mrs Maude
Stiles, Of Sneppards
MI and Mrs. F. D. Senger and
sons and o l. Pope visited rela-
tiy 81 at Jetersvillc. Sunday
Mrs. H F Amos and Mrs. Da
rld Whorley spent Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs c T. Whorley
at Buckingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morris OF
Portsmouth, were guests Of Mr
and Mrs, r L. Harris Friday
night and Saturday Douglass
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Love in Bloom

Wien. 1854 has passed into his
tory IL is likely to be remember
ed in this community as the,
Year of Romance" Since Spring
those Of us on the S.delines the
older with nostalgia. and the
younger with anticipation have
watched with exquisite pleasure
four love affairs bud and blossom
into Imatrimony.
The climax of this romantic
year came Saturday evening when
Mr.. and Mrs. Meade Anderson
opened their house and their
hearts to then friends in celebra-
ton Of their 25th wedding ami
vcrsAry
On arrival the guests We're
greeted by Jimmie Anderson. a
Young man who was not even a
dream 25 years ago The bride"
WAS perhaps trifle more ma
tronly and the groom S" HAN
suggested the silver motif. but
they were a handsome couple and
the Illusion of young love was
furthered by the flowers. the
soft strains Of wedding music
and Mr.. Crist taking pictures
everywhere.
The refreshments a three-tier-
ed wedding cake and a huge bow
of punch. were served by the
nieceS of the couple Fifty sever
guests signed their names in the
9uest book and all hoped to be
back at the celebration Of The
5Oth anniversary.
Week end guests in the Ander-
son home. who came especially
for the anniversary party were
Mr., and Mrs. George Heinie anc
their daughter. Patty Miss Anne
Carter Mrs Russell Coleman anc
Mrs. Charles Coleman.
Those Of you who may have
found these romantic eoings-or
Of interest need not think thl.
is the end. 1t seems to be only ;
beginning When next you SEE
AfaEy Ann Davidson ask her Il
show you the third finger on hel
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson
and Claude had Sunday dinner
with MI. and Mrs. John Morgan.
Jr In the afternoon MI. and Mrs.
Anderson went to Farmville to see
Georgianna Beasley who is in the
hospital recovering from her
near-fatal accident They also
saw Joe Chappell who is a victim
of pneumonia. That is a disease
to be avoided at any time, but
TO come down with 1t during
hunting season is. for a man who
loves to hunt as much as Joe
does. an unspeakable complica-
4 ton
Miss Beth Forbes, Mrs. John
Dorrier Mrs Branch Forb s San-
ORA Forbes Lib Cowan. and Mrs
Thompson were among the
Lynchburg shoppers Friday
Jimmie Forbes spent Sunday
/ at his home here Mr. and Mrs
Jesse Hurt were afternoon cal
lers in the Forbes home
MI and Mrs Hurt and Mr.. and
Mrs Otis Gillian called in the
Gillian home Sunday afternoon
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Chestnut Grove

Lucky huntsmen the past week
were Donald Morris and A. N
Morris, killing a spike buck. Hen
son Morris. an albino spike buck
Mrs Mary Lee Herb of Low
ingston. returned home Sunday
after spending some time with
MI and Mrs E R Repass. Mr.
ana MIS- Ralph Repass and Joan
accompanied her home and were
dinner guests in the same home
Corporal and Mrs. Edgar John
son. Jr.. OF Fort Campbell, KY
were supper guests OF MI and
Mrs. L. Harris. Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camden Bryant
Of Appomattox spent Sunday
with Nj and Mrs A J Talbert
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene OBrien
We're Sunday dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs j L. Clabough. mean
Farmville
Thanksgiving day dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs w T Cook were
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Sheppards

Mrs. C. c. Childress, Of Rich
mond. has returned to her home
after spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. Monroe Jones.
Mrs Mary Scott of Richmond.
is the guest this week of Mrs
Jones. Many relatives and
friends have called on MRS. Mon
roe Jones, and offered sympathy
in her recent bereavement. The
entire community was saddened
by the death Of Uncle Monroe,
and he will be greatly missed.
Everyone loved him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Bradshaw
and children. of Rice. called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jones recently.
Pfc Robert S. Wooten and his
wife, of Camp Pickett. spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Shir-
ley Wooten, and Bonnie Lou.
Last week Mrs. Bessie Wooten.
OF Farmville. stayed a few days
with her son and daughter in law.
and Mrs John McTier of Roa-
noke, called on them one day.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Jones
and children, Marx and Jane
spent Sunday in Roanoke. with
Mrs. JoneS's mother Mrs. G D.
Shipplett Mr. and Mrs Cleve-
land Elcan accompanied them as
far as Lynchburg and spent the
day with their son and daughter
in-laW, Mr. and Mrs Cleveland
Elcan, Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers and
daughter, Nancy, Of Hopewell
spent Saturday night with their
sister and brother -in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. George Elcan, Jr. Sun
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visitors in the Maxey- Jones home
on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. H. Grow
were recent visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Q. w Shepard, in Highland
Springs.
To Form Choir
Mrs. Lewis Turner will organize
a Community Junior Choir next
Saturday at 10 a m, at White
Hall Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs J r. Snoddy. Jr.
were business visitors to Rich
mond last Friday
Mrs. Barbara Denison, Of Bal
timore. visiting Mr. and Mrs r. j.
Fl Grow,
T. r. Ransom. of Richmond.
spent last week with his mother
Mrs. Ben Pendleton
Highway Supper
Mr.. and Mrs Lacy Rush and
Doug attended a supper given for
the State Highway mechanics
and their families. in Lynchburg,
last Friday night
MI and Mrs. r J. Jones were
Lynchbug visitors last Thursday.
Miss Margaret McElroy of Pc
tersburg was week end guest Of
M ord N1re p & Paiopv
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Chestnut Grove


Mrs Mary Bracey and Miss My
ra Bracey OF Sheppards called
on MIS-. r. N Saul. Sunday eve
ming
G f Cook arrived home Satur-
day after spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs Walter Siemon
Of Holland. Va. and Mr. and Mrs
Marshall Cook at Suffolk,
c. H Morris. A N Morris, E.
r O'Brien and j. Z. O'Brien visit
ed H c. OBrien. at Mcclure
Hospital in Richmond, Friday
evening.
Visitors Of MI and Mrs. R. T
Morris. Sunday afternoon were
Mr.. and Mrs Monroe Webb and
family Of Appomattox, Mr. and
Mrs. w. r. Cook and family NJ.
l. Cook and Mrs. T. N Saul
Nj and Mrs. c r Forbes and
Miss Audrey Forbes visited in the
H. F. Harris home Friday night.
Miss El2abeth S niger and /
NJ. MANS Of near Farmville visit
ed Mi. and Mrs J L. Harris, Fri
day evening
0. L. Pope of Jctersyille. is
visiting MI. and Mrs E. d SEN
ger this week.
On Beach Visit
MI. and Mrs w H Beasley and
Rebecca. Mrs. Odelle KIRBY Mrs.
Weldon Simpson, and x. M and
T c. Beasley spent Sunday and
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Mrs f S CEummett, Mr. and
Mis- Wallace beagle Mrs. EN-
NETT Green and Michael Mays
visited + p MaXey last Thurs
day
Mr. and Mrs j B Richardson
and family, OF Toano visited her
parents Mr. and MIS- F II. Self.
Oh Sunday
The Dillwyn Garden Club met
With Mrs r. f. Charlton on
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Wright and
daughter Sarah Ann, Of Roanoke,
We're dinner guests of Mr.. and
MIS- r. b. Spencer last Sunday.
Mis-. Wright remained for a visit
with her Sister, Mrs Annie E
Pearson
Mrs Grace Cousins and. Guy
McCraW of Richmond, were
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Monday at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs A P. CarWile and
Robert, Of Sheppards. visited Mr..
and Mrs. f, R. Senger, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j w. Jennings
and Virginia, of Charlotte Court
House, and Mr.. and Mrs H. F..
Harris and children were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r
l.. Harris. in celebration of birth
days Of w A. Forbes and Mrs. II
F Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. J L. Harris we're
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene O'Brien and Mrs.
H c. OBrien Visitors in the
afternoon We're Mr.. and Mrs. P. l..
Clabough and Harvard. of Farm
vile.
HID Club Meets
Mrs. T N. Saul will be hostess
to the home demonstration club
Monday Sept. 81, at 2 p. m. The
demonstration is on Virginia Corn
Meal Dishes All members are urg-
ed to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. H. Baseley and
Rebecca and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Senger were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs, Weldon Simpson.
in Farmville.
Mr. and Mrs j L. Harris visit
ed MI and Mrs. Robert Aeee in
Cumberland Sunday evening.
MI and Mrs. j. w Glover. of
Andersonville. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. F H. Chernault, Sunday
night.
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day they all motored to Lynch
burg and met other members Of
their family from Willis, Wa. and
had a picnic together.
Frances Garrett, Mrs. Edgar
Johnson and Anne. and Miss Do
ris Ayers spent Sunday Afternoon
in Lynchburg attending at Hwy
and Tri-Hi-Y meeting.
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<<.. .yu
Knoxville

Mr. and Mrs. B. G.. Ransom, Mr.
and Mrs Preston Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Word and E. F Price
attended a Masonic banquet on
Thursday evening at Dillwyn Ele-
mentary school.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Tyler Good
win and children, of Scottsville
spent the week end with Mrs. r
L. Gillispie
Mrs. Carol Gillispie and Carolyn
Anne. Mrs. John Word and Mrs.
Garnette Smith spent Tuesday in
Lynchburg-
Visitors of Mrs. S. E. Dunno
want last week were Mr. and Mrs.
E E. Johnson and son. Carlyle
and daughter, Aletta. Of Iron
Mountain, Mich. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Johnson and children,
Sarah Marie and Earle Evans,
Bonneville, Mo
Mrs Carey NJ. Payne attended
the funeral OF her cousin Mrs.
George Payne, at Scottsville. Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunno
want recently visited their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Henry Blanton Of Cum
berland.
Miss Ruby Gillispie spent sever
al days in Richmond last week
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Moring
and Richard. of Richmond. spent
the week end with Mrs. B. E.
Payne, at Arcanum
Scott Word is improving at his
home here from a tOnSil operation.
at Richmond hospital last week
Mrs H. l.. Jones visited her
daughter and son-in- law. Mr.. and
Mrs w. d Coleman, at Harli-
sonburg Va, last week
Miss Lucy Lee Wooten. dauRh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wooten,
left Sunday for Farmville to at
tend Longwood College
Mr. and Mrs Muriel Dunavant
and Mr. and Mrs Richard Dune
want spent the week end visiting
relatives at Norfolk.
Gilmore Ransom left Monday
to resume his course at University
of Virginia.
Go To Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Coleman
and son. Steve, left Harrisonburg
Saturday for Denver, Colo. Wilson
will attend University Of Denver
for the term 1954-1955..
Mrs. B. G. Ransom and son
Garland, were Farmville visitors
Monday
John Word and H. L. Jones
spent Monday in Richmond.
Mrs B, G Ransom and Mrs
A f. Coleman visited Mrs w l.
Robertson, at Arcanum recently.
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Coleman
and MI. and Mrs. John Word
visited Mrs. A. E. Coleman Satur-
day evening. Mrs. H. l. Jones
called to see Mrs. Coleman. Mon
day.
Under the Joint resolution Of
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Ben Ballowe, Johnnie Beasley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Kidd and chill
dren called in the. home.
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. j. Bailey included Rev. and
Mrs. William Hooper. of Hunting
ton, w va. Mrs. Fred Williams.
Of DlllWyn. and Mrs Harry Gull
N~otN and grandson, Jimime Of
Charlottesville.
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Jack Austin spert last week III
Richmond with bis aunt, Mrs.
James VanderWaah
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Austin
and Jack had as Sunday dinner
guests. Mn and Mrs, Hubert
Atchley and BERT The occasion
celebrated Mr., Atchleys birthday
In the afternoon. MI. and Mrs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24

John Arbuthnot. a Scotsman
was the creator of the character
known as John Bull
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Under the Joint resolution Of
Congress. March /, l845, Texas
may subdiyide it into four states.
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3Ill Y A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
Gen. De GauIIe Gives
Lukewarm BLESSING
To German Aiming
By the Asseeiafad Prsss

PARIS, Dec. 4.-Gen. Charles
De Gaulle gave q lukewarm
blessing today to the Paris
agreements for rearming Ger
many, but he said certain con-
ditions-including a new try for
an understanding with Russia
should be met before the treaty
goes into effect.
Speaking to some 5000 mem
bers Of his Rally Of the French
People (RPF) Party, Gen. De
Gaulle hailed the defeat of the
European army plan, which he
had stubbornly opposed. He
said. 1.-THE agreements reached
at London and Paris are in
themselves much preferable"
But, he asserted, before pass
Ing to the application of the
system" there should be further
negotiation to ease international
tension and a controlled limita-
ton Of ornaments. Gen. De
Gaulle also said the North At
lantic military setup should be
reorganized so that France could
have full freedom Of individual
action, and final agreements
should be reached on the Saar
issue with Germany.
Praises Mendes-France.
The general, in one Of his
mildest speeches in years, had q
few words Of praise for the
Mendes France government
After outlining his program for
relations with Germany, Gen.
De Gaulle said it would be diff
f1cult to put into effect.
mot that the men in office
In any way lack patriotism and
personal capability," he said.
1.-THE ardor, the worth and vigor
Of the present premier are there
as proof"
Gen. De Gaulle added. how
ever, that the political system In
which the men must work tended
to stifle their efforts. He long has
pleaded for a strong executive
system.
Gen. De Gaulle insisted France
should take the lead In seeking
a big four conference.
Warns on Saar Guarantee.
"If a relaxation Of tension is
not possible, then every means
including the rearmament of
Germany, should be used to as
sure the security, and If worst
comes to worst, the victory of
the West and of France" he said.
But If it is possible, then we
owe it to mankind. to civiliza-
ton, to Europe, to organize
modus vivendi and to arrange
by an international statute that
the sovereignty, the united and
the security Of Germany are
guaranteed" he said.
Urging a clear and final settle
ment on the Saar, he cautioned
against the possibility Of any re-
course ITO the so-called guaran-
tee Of the Saar agreement by one
or the other of the Anglo-Saxon
powers" ..--
Gen De Gaqlle reiterated that
the RPF has quit the political
arena, but he gave his followers
in parliament a free hand to
organize themselves as they wish.
He said he reserved the right to
show the country the course to
follow"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

His appoint
ment was an
nounced by
M a ]. G e n.
Lewis B. Her.
| shey, G h ir-
m a n Of the
| county's r e d
Cross chapter
Mr.. G u d e,
who prevl-
ously was &C
tive in county
Conn m IN itv
Chest drives,
will be as
sisted nv Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
rabbi to Lecture

Rabbi Balfour Brickner, spirit
sual leader of Temple Sinai. will
speak at a meeting of the College
of Jewish Studies at the educa-
ton building Of Adas Israel Con-
gregation, 1850 Quebec street
NV, at '8:45 pm. Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

Reginald Alexander of Bethesda.
She will be volunteer executive
administrator.
Mr.. Guides family has been
active In Red Cross functions
for many years. His wife has
Aserved as a Gray Lady at the
J Bethesda Naval Hospital and
his son. Adolph e. Guide, jr.,
was fund campaign chairman
for Rockville in 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
Optimists to Meet

Marion H. Mathis, manager Of
the Continental Baking Co., will
Aspeak at a meeting Of the OPP
= timist Club of Washington at
1915 pm. Tuesday at the May
flower Hotel. There also will be
baking. demonstrations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
Guide 10 Head Drive
For Red Cross Funds

Adolph E. Guide, ST., Rockville
florist, will head the 1855 Red
Cross fund drive in Montgomery
County.