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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-03
Prospect

Many of the Prospect friends
attended the funeral OF r. B. Will
son, Jr., at Green Bay on Nov.
26. Our love and sympathy goes
out to Mrs. Wilson who was Miss
Maude Glenn. Of Prospect and
the deputy clerk of Prince Ed
ward County at the time of her
marriage in 1913
Mrs. c. A. Haga had as her
guests over the Thanksgiving
holidays. Rev Ralph Haga. Of
Richmond. and Mr. and Mrs.
Alonza Haga and family, of Chase
City.
Mrs. c. A. Allen spent the
THANKSGIVING holidays with re-
latives in Roanoke,
Thanksgiving and week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Chick were Mr. and Mrs. j B.
Carter and son. of Orange, MI.
and Mrs. Danny Shaver, OF War
rem, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs Man
Patterson and daughter and Mr.
and Mrs James Vaughan and
son. of Danville
c. M Price. Jr., OF Raleigh. N
c.. spent several days last week
in his home here. Miss Francis
Vaughan visited in this home
during the THANKSGIVING hOn-
days
Mrs. Ada Andrews is on ou
sick list this week We are RlaC
TO report that Mrs. Melvin Hi>
| has recovered from the lines.
that coniintd her to her home las
week
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Xix anC
and family of Rocky Mount. visit
ed in the home of Mrs. r. B. Hi
last week.
Rev william Foard. of McCon
mel w. Va. is on his usual hunt
, ing expedition here He is stay
ing in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jamie Johnson
Mrs. Glenn Taylor, of Virgins
Beach and Miss Nancy Taylor
: OF Longwood College spent tn
, Thanksgiving holidays in tn
home Of Mrs. Eta Glenn. Nj
and Mrs. E. w. Carson and Gen
of Appomattox. We're dinner an
: supper guests IN this home o
Friday
Billy Young. of Richmond
spent Thanksgiving With h
mother Mrs J. Humphrey Younl
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Young an
son. Of Crewe visited Mrs. Youn
, during the day
Guests Of Mrs c. B Carso
and Mrs Belle Marshall over tt
. weekend were Mrs Bess Grin
/ stead and Mrs. Reynolds. Of Rich
mond
{ Mr.. and Mrs j B. Cafazza an
f children. of Wakefield were week
J. end guests in the home OF Mr.. an
Mrs. r. F. Paulette
Q Mr., and Mrs Claude EdWar
Farrar and son. of Richmon,
spent the week end with Nh an
t Mrs. O. p. Farrar.
/ Mr. and Mrs Charles Hem
and children, Of Richmond wei
{ THANKSGIVING guests Of Mr. an
S Mrs. J f, Glenn Mrs. Henry
I. niece. Sandra Long. returned wit
her for visit, remaining unit
S Sunday evening
:. Rev and Mrs. J c, Weave
: Mrs Nelson Hix and Mrs. Glen
d attended the District Conferent
/, at Chase City Thursday.
h Mr. and Mrs. r. U. Hurst,
: Aiken. S. c.. visited her mothe
Mrs John Lame during the hol
n days
i. c. F. Chick was a visitor
5. Danyille Sunday.
j. Miss Lizzie Young, of Ricl
mond spent the I'hanksgiviI
k holidays with her mother. Nj
II Bernice Young
t Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Durf,
II and Miss Betty Durfee attendC
IS the VPI game in Roanoke Sa
: urday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-03

Billy Shorter, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Shorter, of Oar
lington Heights, was one of TWEEN
ty boys recently pledged to Kap-
pa Alpha Fraternity He is a stu
dent at the University of Rich
mond A graduate OF Randolph
Henry. Billy is majoring in Ele
mentary Education and is a mem
Der Of the Richmond College
Bind.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-03
Green Bay
ROUTE l

Quite a number of our people
attended the funeral of r. B.
Wilson. Jr., which was held at
Green Bay, Christian Church on
Friday afternoon Nov 26 at
p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Hall and
Miss Alvina Valencourt. of Rich
mond. spent the holiday week
end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w. NJ Valencourt.
Pvt Myron l.. Blankenship, of
Camp Gordon. Ga. will spend this
week end here with his parents
| Mr. and Mrs. F.. L. Blankenship
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Faris
and little son, of Richmond. spent
Thanksgiving with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Gaulding.
4 MI and Mrs. Calvin Vaughan
Of Washington, D. c., are spend
ing this week with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j Wick Vaughn.
lMeSserS Earl V. Atkins, George
Robertson, Sr., Sandy WallingtoI
/ and jim Harshman, attended tht
segregation meeting in Richmond
Miss Agnes Hinkle. of Soutl
Hill spent several days recent,
with her cousin, Miss Catherine
Scott
Zebe Cole, of Richmond, spen
last week end with his daugh.
ter Mrs. Sandy Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Nickle
have returned from an EXTENDED
visit with friends and relative
in Florida.
Mrs. Grace Lail and daughter
Fay, of Baltimore, Md, have re
turned home after having spen
several days here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs A M Baton
Claude Mcfarland, of Airing
ton. was a visitor in this com
munity last Saturday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Williamson
Jr., and family visited his par
entS over the holiday week enc
Mrs Hattie F'lippen. of Ne,
Jersey visited her aunt, Mr.. an
Mrs Sandy Wellington, recently
Nh and Mrs. Edgar Layne, q
Richmond, were recent guests Q
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. +
Layne
Mr.. and Mrs Ernie Atkins wer
recent visitors to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Hinkle an
family of South Hill. were recen
! guests in the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. A. p Scott.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Price, G
Victoria. were luncheon guest
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ,
w Pulley Sunday.
MI and Mrs. Harold Jennine
and family, Of Lynchburg. M
ana Mrs Miles Barefoot. of Farm
vile and Mr. and Mrs. LynWoo
CrenShaw and family, of Victori;
spent THANKSGIVING Day wit
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs J v
Bazemore.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Robertso
and family. of Washington. D. c
were recent guests Of his parent
Mr. and Mrs George Robertson
ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Mon
are receiving CONGRATULATIONS upo
the arrival Of their son born {
Medical College, Richmond 0
November the 10, Mrs Monk
the former Miss Elizabeth Rot
ertson. daughter Of Mr. and Mr.
Willie Robertson Of this CON
munlty.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
Luncheon-ShoW Is
Slated by Council
Of Jewish Women

The Council of Jewish Women
will give a paid-up membership
luncheon next Thursday at the
Jewish Community Center at 1890
pm.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Sy Helm
ermann and Mrs. Sol Lebau. Mrs.
Murry Fruchman is in charge OF
reservations. There will be a $1.25
charge for guests.
=. A fashion show will be given by
Maternity Models and Nam 'selle.
Models for MATERNITY Modes will
be Mrs. Ralph PETER, Jr., Mrs.
Bernard Young and Mrs. Ralph
Segal. Norman Ross will do the
commentary.
Models for Mam'Selle will be
Mrs. Burton Levine, Mrs. Martin
Horwitz, Mrs. Dan InSelberg, Mrs.
Sanford Teguns, Mrs. Norris Turk
in and Mrs. Norris Hurevitz. Mrs.
Charles Barer and Ross will do
the commentary.
Mrs. Norman Ross is in charge
of the program arrangements.
Rene Beauty Salon will do the
hair styles.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
TEA SCHEDULED
BY SISTERHOOD;
CAVALCADE SET

The sisterhood of Temple Beth
Israel will entertain at tea at
1 pm. next Tuesday in the audi
torium of the temple.
The event will be open to the
public, with the members of the
sisterhoods of Beth Ell, Beth He
brew, Casa Grande and Mesa as
special guests.
How Deep Our Roots, an illus
trated narrative and musical cav
alcade written, staged and direct
ed by Mrs. Maurice P, Chester,
depicting the contributions of Am
erican Jews toward the growth
and expansion of this country dur
ing the past three centuries, will
be presented as the highlight of
the program.
Featured in the production will
be Cantor Maurice P. Chester as
SoloiSt and Mrs. Frederick Helm
in the musical accompaniment
Taking part in the pageant will
be the Mines. Louis Chanen, Ches-
Ter, Albert Cohen, Jerome Gold
Stine, Ruth Marks, A. 1. Ramenof-
sky, Charles Schneider and Jack
Silver. The production will be
staged in period costuming. Pro-
gram chairman is Mrs. A. B..
Spector.
Hostesses are the Mines. Sam
Greenbaum, Anne Magid and Har-
old Samuels.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
Two Physicians At
Veterans Hospital
Receive Top Honor

DR.. Seymour Fisher, manager of
the Phoenix Veterans Hospital,
and DIR. Bernard LipschultZ, chief
of medical service at the hospital,
have been named fellows in the
American College of Physicians,
paramount honorary medical So
ciety for non-surgical specialists.
Their appointments will be form
allied at the next convention of
the college in April.
DR.. Fisher, specialist in aller-
gy and pediatrics, is a colonel in
the active Army reserve and form
er chief of professional services
at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind.
DIR. Lipschultz is lieutenant col
onel in the reserve and a specialist
in cardiology and internal medi-
cine. Before coming to Phoenix,
he was an assistant professor of
medicine at the University of Tex
as
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31

II. n. Al pert
Will Head Up
Drive in '55

Harold H. Alpert, Phoenix
realtor and builder, will
head the 1866 United Jew
ish Welfare Fund campaign
as general chairman, and
Sam Hoffman, one of the
nations major home devel-
opers, will serve as honorary
chairman.
The appointments were announc-
ed this week as the top-echelon
organization took form for the an
nual welfare drive, scheduled to-
get under way about Feb. 1.
Alpert said he will ask the board
of directors Of the Jewish Con7
munity Council to adopt a cam
paign goal of SIPS, 1000 at it's meet
ing Jan. &c.
"A Realistic Coal
"We went out for this sum last
year." he said. Last years bud
get committee did fine job in
setting the various ALLEGATIONS.
They added up to SIPS, 900. feel
this is still realistic goal for
Phoenix and, with the full co-ope-
ration of the community, we will
make it this year"
Other key posts in the drive or
ganiZation went to the following:
Mrs. Edward Friedman, chair
man of the Women'S Division.
Maurice D. Brown, chairman of
the Advance Gifts Division.
Nat C. Silverman, chairman Of
the Community Solicitations Divi-
sion.
Mrs. Harry Levine, chairman of
the General Solicitations Division.
Mrs. John Kruglick, chairman of
Jewish Women United Day."
Mrs. M. J. Block, chairman of
the Women's Pace-Setter Division.
CO-Chairmen Named
Serving as co-chairmen are the
following:
Harvey Weinstein and Malcolm
StrauS, Advance Gifts.
Mrs. M. B. Goldman, Jr., Mrs.
George Wolf, Mrs. M. 1. Poze and
Mrs. David Bush, Women's Pace
Setter.
Mrs. Maurice Chester, dramatic
presentation, and Mrs. Robert
Wagner, publicity, for Jewish Wo-
men United Day."
Mrs. William Griff, Mrs. Ivan
Raden, Mrs. Arthur Schneider,
Mrs. Jack Alpert and Mrs. Sey-
mour Seigel, Women's General
Solicitation.
Joseph Burdman and Herman D.
Multer, Community Division.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
Zionist Official To
Be Dinner Speaker

Rabbi j. Usher Kirshblum, ma
tional membership chairman of
the Zionist Organization of Ameri-
ca, will speak at a dinner meeting
sponsored by the Phoenix Brand
els Zionist District Saturday even
ing, Jan. 18.
The session will start at 7:15
pm. and will be held in the Krohn
auditorium of Temple Beth Israel,
according to William Felsher, pre-
Sident.
Rabbi Kirshblum is on a nation
wide tour for the American Zionist
Fund. Contributions to the fund
will entitle guests to attend the
dinner free. Eric DuSl<in of BOG
N. 7th Ave. is fund chairman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
AGENCIES EN-! MAY QUIT
fund DRIVE HERE
Local Givinq
Is AssaiIed
By Director

Several m a or national
Jewish agencies are cOnsid-
ering w it h d r a w a | from
Phoenix United Jewish We'll
fare Fund to conduct separ-
ate campaigns here because
of the community's continu-
ing failure to meet it's well
fare goals, it was disclosed
last week.
Hirsh Kaplan, executive director
of the Jewish Community Council,
revealed this development at the
councils annual meeting at the
Jewish Center.
"And frankly" he added, "T
think they are justified. 1 am
ashamed, and you should be, too,
at the size of some of our grants
to important agencies. In some
cases these grants are so tiny that
they are an insult to the agency.
We should be raising from $3.50, 900
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
Egyptians Give In
RELEASEOF
ISRAEL SHIP
is PLEDGED

UNITED NATIONS, NY.
(JTA) = The Egyptian del
egation at the United Ma
tions has informed the UN
Security Council that the
crew of the Israel vessel
"Bat Galim," seized by
Egypt, would be set free and
that the ship will also be
released.
No date for the release of the
ship was mentioned.
The Egyptian move followed an
announcement that the Security
Council would meet on Jan. to
consider Israel's grievances
against Egypt in connection with
the anti-Israel blockade of the Suez
Canal, with special reference to
the seizure of the "Bat Calm. 3"
Cancellation Seen
Arab circles here expect that the
meeting of the Security Council
announced for Jan. 4 will now be
cancelled, since Egypt pledged to
release the vessel. However, the
Israel delegation at the UN issued
statement declaring:
Israel will be ready to discuss
cancellation of the Security Coun-
eli meeting only if and after re-
lease of the Bat Calm, its crew
and cargo together, and when the
Bat Calm, with it's crew and car
go, has started northward through
the Suez Canal to it's original des-
tination, which is Haifa.'
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
MesheI Heads AZA

Herbert Meshel, senior at North
Phoenix High School, was chosen
president of the Stephen S. Wise
Chapter of AZA at its winter cleo
ton of officers. Others elected
were Marshall Gollub, vice presi-
dent; Sid Brooks, recording secre-
tary; David Iser, treasurer; Mort
on Plotkin, corresponding secre-
tary; Alan Wick, editor; Bill Muir
enberg and Joel Adler, sergeant
alarms, and Stu Schaeffer, pledge
master and chaplain.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
Edison M.C.'s Show

Jay Edison, former activities di-
rector of the Jewish Community
Center, was scheduled to go to
Las Vegas this week to serve as
master of ceremonies in USO
show featuring Sophie Tucker
Danny Thomas and Tony Martin.
The show was to be given at Nellis
Air Force Base. Edison recently re-
turned from a similar assignment
in Alaska, with Shelley Winters
and Walter Pidgeon. He is CO.
proprietor of the Peppermint Stick
at 1880 N. Central.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
ANNUAL ELECTION
24 Chosen for Boards

The Council board will meet Wednesday, Jan II,
at the Center to install its members and elect
and install new officers On Thursday, JAN 27, the
Social Service board will meet to elect officers ana
paw tribute to Mrs. Anna d. Barer, outgoing pres-
dent who has served during the past two years.
BennettS to Be HOnOred
The annual meeting of the Jewish Community
Center membership is scheduled, meanwhile, Tor
wednesday evening jan g. for election of board
members reports of committee chairmen, demon
strations of work done by Center members and pre-
sentation of awards.
The meeting also will serve as a reception Tor
Mr. and Mrs Reuben Bennett Bennett is the new
director of activities at the Center.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31

Fourteen people were elected to the board of di-
rectors of the Jewish Community Council and III
to the board of the Jewish Social Service at the
councils annual meeting at the Jewish Center.
Chosen for Council board membership were David
Bush Sam Fineberg, Joseph HorWitz Solomon Jatte'
charles Korrick. Morris Meckler Herman Muter,
Mrs Sidney Piclkelner Theodore Pozil Matthew j.
Ritchie, Eli Schlossberg Abe K. Simons, Irving
Smith and Harvey Weinstein
Welfare Board Chosen
Those elected to the Social Service board were
Mrs. Jacob Goodkind. DR.. Philip Kantor Mark Leib-
sohn Joseph Stocker, Mrs. David Bush DR.. Aaron
Cantor Mrs Joseph Ehrlch, Joseph Horwitz Mrs.
Jack Metz and Mrs Seymour Seigel
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
HUT ELECTED
BY SYNAGOGUE

Morris Hutt has been elected
president of Beth Hebrew Congre-
cation for the 1954-55 term.
Other officers are Sam Block,
1St vice president; Nathan Charm
ofsky, End vice president; Rubin
Jaffe, financial secretary; Morris
Polosetsky, recording secretary,
and Max Jacobson, treasurer.
Trustees are Harry Abrams,
Samuel Ferber, Joseph Kanter and
Jack Lagman. Members of the
board of directors are Rabbi A. l..
Krohn honorary, Rudolph Cohen,
Joe Klein, Jack Lagman, Fred
Loewy, Irving Preclude, Alexand-
er Richardson, Alex Rubinstein,
Max Schlissel and Boris Wasilevit-
sky.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
Temple S+affer to Talk

Justin D. Rothman, assistant
executive director of the National
Federation of Temple Brother
hoods, will speak at luncheon
of the officers and directors of the
Beth Israel Mems Club at the Kiva
Club Friday, Jan. II. Rothman is
also assistant executive director of
the Jewish Chautauqua Society,
which is the brotherhoods' major
national educational project.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
No Bar to Jews

NEW YORK, (JTA) = MOTIFS
Ashkanasy, president of the Exec
utive Council of Australian Jewry,
told a meeting of officers of United
HAS Service, the Jewish inter-
national migration agency, that
the Australian government shows
no discrimination against immi-
grants of the Jewish faith.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31

to $2OO,0 a year. Actually we are
raising from 100000 to $4,000 a
year."
Far Short of Target
Kaplan did not name the nation
al organizations which are threat
ening to "go it alone" because of
UJWF failures. The welfare fund
now combines the needs of about
35 different agencies, the largest
of which is the United Jewish APP
peal.
The 1854 welfare drive set goal
of SIPS, 900 and then raised about
100000. Beneficiary agencies thus
were forced to accept ALLEGATIONS
lower than those for which they
were budgeted. Phoenix Jewish
community has not conducted a
successful welfare drive since the
late 1940'S, when the ISrael-Arab
war was on.
Kaplan said the community has
met the test of its willingness to
work and provide leadership in
welfare campaigns, and cited the
participated in the 1854 drive. But,
he added, the community has
failed in the test of its willingness
to give.
Poor Standard
"By all Standards" Kaplan as
serted, I'VE have failed to raise
sufficient sum of money to dis
charge all of our responsibilities
properly. suspect that this fail
ure is based on the fact that we
have developed a rather poor
standard of giving generally.
ga glance at our records will
reveal that too many of us give
the same small amount year after
year without any reference at all
to the goal. This means that we
can never respond to a local, ma
tional or overseas cry for help if
it is at all larger than it was the
year before"
Hits Winter Residents
Kaplan also pointed out that on
ly about two-thirds of the Jewish
homes in Phoenix are contributing
to the welfare fund and other as
poets of Jewish life here.
and" he said, "if the present
trend continues, we may lose con-
tact with a good half of those
homes.
Some of them, it is true, are
those of winter residents who are
glad to come to the tranquility of
central Arizona but who run away
when it is time to help pay for
some of it or put us off with either
shoddy excuses or gifts that would
shame a Schnorrer.
I'm 1949 there were 1900 Jewish
homes on record in our office. To-
day there are over 1000. This is
almost a so per cent increase .
But our welfare fund has not
grown and the proportion of homes
that make a contribution has not
materially increased. There still
remain about 500 to 900 homes OF
non-giverS.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
Jewish Youths
Prey for Pope

SAN FRANCISCO, (JTA) -
The Jewish community on the
campus of the University of Cal
ifOrnia offered prayers for the
recovery of Pope Plus XII at a
special service, the San Fran
cisco Jewish Community Bulletin
reported. The prayers were part
of the traditional religious serv-
ice conducted by the B'nai Birth
HilIeI Foundation at the Hillel
chapel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
EGYPT POGROM WIDENS; NAZIS IN CHARGE

the
that
stay basicaly nonJewsh and afraid
weddings birth parties
labelled gatherings" Nazi
Jewish Department.
diplomat that such raids Jewish ceremonies have
community resulted in
many jailed charges of illegal assembly News reels
beating Jewish prisoners forced labor
haveb applauded, diplomat said
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31

the is being d-
shelter that
Egyptian establish special
the Davar
ed here
information diplomat
here from Egypt after the current trial OF 10 Epa
Cairo military
diplomat 300 Egyptian Jews nave al
arrested by the German heads of the Jewish
action is taken
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
Bits of
News
Corsun in LA.

Herman Corsun, former propr1e-
tor of a Phoenix delicatessen and
restaurant near 10th st. and Nc
Dowell Rd., has opened delicates-
sen and coffee shop at 126 w. 9Th
st. in Los Angeles.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
Phospha+es Are Found

TEL AVN, (JTA) = Rich phos-
phate deposits have been found in
the vicinity of Elm Zahav, in the
Negev, it was reported here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
Sisterhood Party Set

A card party will be given by
the sisterhood of Beth Hebrew Con-
gregation at pm. Sunday, Jan.
8, at Assembly Hall, 1913 w. Van
Buren.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
Fogelson Heads Club

Bernard G. FogelSon, Phoenix
pharmacist, has been elected presi-
dent of the Hiram Club, succeed
ing Forrest Petticrew. FogelSon op-
crates a pharmacy at 100 w. Os-
born Rd,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31


Gax Bennett the 10 Jews tried Zionist SPIES died in
officially that he committed suicide after ad
charged that he had been
attempt to extract confeSSionO
proceeding distinct phases the Davar
the of all Jews from key
employed in
the government in banks business
Jews actually off each other
aimed the Jews
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31

MARY LOU GALEN, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Galen
of 1741 w. Indianola, will be one
of four featured soIOists in the
Jan. Is concert of the Phoenix
Symphony Orchestra at Phoenix
Union High School auditorium.
Appearing with her in a presen-
tati0n of the Vivaldi Concerto for
four viOlinS will be Pete FrajOla,
Sonia Guild and Irving Weinstein.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31
See editorial on page a.

to 5000, 900 a year. Actually we are
raising from $4,000 to $4,000 a
year."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-12-31

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BONDS on N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE IN 1853
sy the As.oeio,ed Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Following is
table of transactions in the bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange during the year
1858. It gives the yearly sales, high. low
and last prices and the net change from
the previous year on the bonds listed
prior to January /, 1853.