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Evening star., 1954-10-28
Judge Laws Permits
GruneWaId Removal
To New York for Trial

Federal Judge Bolitha j. Laws
signed an order yesterday permit
ting the removal Of Henry (The
Dutchman) Grunewald to stand
trial In New York on charges Of
conspiring to obstruct justice.
Grunewald was awaiting trial
here on November Is on several
perjury counts. He is accused
of lying to q House Ways and
Means subcommittee investigat-
ing influence peddling with In
ternal Revenue Bureau employees.
However. the perjury trial. as
a result OF yesterdays removal
hearing, has been postponed until
April Is. Assistant Prosecutor
William Hitz said he felt the
New York trial would be ended
before the April date.
GruneWald was released in
$4,000 bail for his appearance
in New York. Through his at
torney. William H. Collins,
Grunewald told Judge Laws Of
the U. s. District Court for the
District of Columbia he would
appear in Manhattan voluntarily
a week from today. Nevertheless,
Judge Laws insisted on the sign
ing Of a formal order.
The obstructing justice charge
Evening star., 1954-10-28

Todder S69 Cotton Knit Shirts with short and long
sleeves stripes and Jacquard patterns with navy green
brown predomnating; sizes to
sS5 Cotton Corduroy Boxer Longe navy green brown:
sizes 2, 3, q OK
Boys and Girls S495 and S595 Snow Melton
fully lined with cotton annel navy, brown green In
and g. e. OK
Boys Sl95 Roller Hats in cotton corduroy with flaps
navy green or brown in small medium, large 2y
Girls S9S shor-sleeve Spover Sweaters in orion nylon:
wne pink blue or yellow in broken sizes to ID --$2o5
Girls $595 and 81 95 Nylon Cardigan Sweaters with
long sleeves white pink blue yellow green broken
to o14-..-....-... IA ca cS ana &c &C
Boys $3.50 Cotton Flannelette Pajamas stripes
sizes A, and g. L.--------.- Si eS
Girls $295 Nghgowns in printed annelette rose
yellow. blue, IN sizes 4, and 8. $l.95
Girls $395 Nghtgowns In printed cotton annelette big
ter match up) rose yellow blue in sizes 10 Ia S1oS
SSc White Cotton Socks with roll tops sizes to H. 7Ss
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Researchers Report
I New Anfibiofics
Show Possibilities

Seven new antibiotic drugs,
still In the experimental stage,
were reported here today at the
second annual symposium on
antibiotics.
One was described as slowing
the growth of form of breast
cancer in mice.
Antibiotics are rm-fighting
chemicals derived from living
organisms such as microbes oc-
curling in the soil, or in certain
molds.
Reporting on the new anti
biotics were private and Govern
ment researchers in a program
sponsored by the Food and Drug
Administration in collaboration
with the journal. Antibiotics and
Chemotherapy.
The drugs are:
Puromycin-Found to be ca
pable of slowing one form of
breast tumor in mice and also
effective against amoebic dysen-
terry in guinea pigs and rats.
Spiramycine A drug dis
covered by group of French
researchers. A report said it
seems to have a definite value"
based on initial human trials
in combating organisms such
as streptococcus and staphylo-
coccuS bugs.
Fungichromin and Fungichro-
matin-Effective against a va
riety Of fungi in the test tube.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a form of
pneumonia in mice and inhibits
certain other germs in test tube
work.
Griseoviridin and Viridogri-
sein-Reportedly highly effec-
tive against experimental
whooping cough in mice.
At yesterdays session, two
Texas investigators reported
good results in the treatment of
disf1guring skin acne with tet-
racycline. Drs. William c. King
and M. Allen Forbes, jr., of the
University of Texas Medical
Branch in Galveston, said they
witnessed excellent to fair i'm
provement In rs patients treated
with the new drug.
In another paper, two Cali
fornia doctors said pSittacosis-
parrot fever - had been pre-
vented in a flock of parakeets
by injecting the brids with
aureomycin and archromycin.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Rally for Mccarthy Called Here Nov. II

Rabbi BENJAMIN Schultz Of
New York. originator Of the plan.
said the rally had been moved
from the Hotel Statler to pro-
vide more seats. He expected
about 1000 to attend. he said.
Rabbi Schultz said he expected
caravans Of buses and auto
mobiles from many States to
converge on Washington to throw
support behind Senator Nc
Carthy at the time the Senate
is taking up a censure action
against him. He said that Sena-
tor Welker. Republican. of Idaho,
had accepted an invitation to be
the rally's main speaker.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Union Votes 10 Strike
8 New York Papers
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-Mem-
bers Of the independent News
paper and Mail Deliverers Union
have voted. overwhelmingly to
strike all but two major New
York newspapers at 1901 am.
Monday unless wage and other
demands are met.
The vote for a strike was an
nounced last night as 1898 in
favor and SO against. The union
claims 3,400 members.
A walkout would affect the
Times, the News, the Mirror,
the Post, the World-T Telegram
and Sun. the Journal-American,
the Long Island Star journal
and the Long Island Daily Press.
Not involved in the action are
the New York Herald Tribune
and the Brooklyn Eagle, which
are conducting separate negotia-
tions with the union.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
NEGllGEES-Fourth Floor
and at Shirlington, Silver Spring

and at Shirlington, Silver Spring
6S395 to SS95 Brunch Coats including short
seeved coachman styles sleeveless paore STYLES button
wraps ana zp-tronts stripes prints and solid coos
group -.n.. ca
3O-S695 to S1295 Housec0ats Robes including length
rayon zpfront robes size 40 princessted
cotton prints in sizes 10 to 49, cotton pink
or grey prints in sizes H. 10 and 2o full length zip
In printed Seersuckers - S6
1-$495 Embossed Cotton Dress-Type Robes zp-skt
snort sleeves blue or pink in sizes 10 to ID So
6S25 Embroidered Cotton Lounge Dresses black
enDaolaery, moro sizes 10 to l6 SIS
flare; white in size IL = .-- SlR
CORSET SH0P-Seeond Floor
S95 to $3.50 Foundations including designs by Sara Drew
Porette Formf Nylons rayons, cotton blends
power net all knts Panel Styles boneless in white
pink black; sizes 80 to 52 of them size,
Ss.s5 to Slo.ss
$3.50 to $3.50 Girde mostly of size Many
are samples exceptional buys Styles by Lily France
Franco both boned and boneess designs in white pink
sizes 2O to 80 in the group So. .ss to 81. IS
l550 and $395 to be discontinued from our
regular stock Group includes nyos cottons black
white and pink; sizes 80 to 3S Sl.s5 to 81. .ss
cHILDREN'S SHoPS-JeIleffs Shirinston
and Silver Spring Quantities are limited
Infant Boys S295 Wash Creepers hand
boideed in cotton broadcoh with gripper CROTCH white blue
yellow IN sizes months to year 81 es
Infants S95 to S95 Creeper cotton kns
cotton corduroy, all orion; with plastic lined panty
Whte oiue pink, yellow mint in sizes months, IL months
IL months 81 .s5 and 81. .s5
Evening star., 1954-10-28

The rally for Senator Nc
carthy. Republican. Of Wiscon-
sin, following q scheduled
march on Washington" will be
held at Z pm. November IL in
Constitution Hall, it was an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
SPORTS SHoP-Third Floor

SPORTS SHoP-Third Floor
s49e5 Leather Jackets with self pockets raglan
sleeves; fully lined with Blue white
10 S38
$1095 Lorette orlon) with self b green blue
cherry or beige in sizes 10 to os
$895 to $45 Peated Skirts nylon acetate blends pure
wools wool and nylon blends blends black
and beige In sizes 10 to II but every or size
every style 70 $7.95
W0mens $14S5 $1695 Unlined Acetate Suits
tweeds checks solid colors pink, yellow,
group sizes 20h to So
BLOUSE SHoP-Third Floor
$3.50 Tailored with short sleeves solid color
pastels and in stripes Of white black rose white
yellow: white black and blue So
$3.50 Cotton Boy Shirts with long paisley prints Of
gold grey blue red beige grounds and In
khaki ca
$595 Scoop Neck Bouses In white pink
spun rayon buttoned with rhnestones broken sizes
SPORTS DREssES-Third Floor
$22s5 LaceTrimmed Transition Cotons
sleeves black and white print In size white In
oa0c Az $Iz
s1os5 Cotton Dresses in scu psts
checks broken sizes 10 to 10
Evening star., 1954-10-28

also grew out of Grunewald's
alleged dealings with officials Of
the Internal Revenue Bureau.
He is named in the indictment in
New York with Danial A. Bolich.
former assistant commissioner
Of internal revenue. and six
Others.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
)-FREkcH ROOM Fashions, Second FIoof

80-FRENCH ROOM Fashions, Second Floof
$3995 including trimmed white
pink blue; jacketed cottons: printed lilac
dress, orchid print cotton cocktail 10
$2995 to $4995 Summer Dresses black sheer
tucked cotton prints dark cottons few checked cotton SUITS
SIS
S3995 $495 Dresses including sleeveless black
velvet trm pink nylon balerina-length goWn----- $40
Silk printed royal blue
silk shantung fuength formal in white nylon $40 $50
$69 to $685. Glamour Dresses akeed black silk baerna
length white and blue Lace sequin trimmed fengh lace
dinner red baerna formas in tle embroidered blue
silk with basque $50 to $50
SIPS Grey Silk Cocktail Dress scattered with equns; sequn
trimmed fulength sheathformal in white $50 and $50
6995 Tule Ballerinas, pink, red, turquoise S48
$685. Black Velvet Suits $50
$4995 Cocktail Dresses taetas rayon peau soie
black Kelly Paris blue royal blue in the group S35
$685. Black Broadcoth Suit with detachable collar
15l-MlSSES' DRESSES-Seeond Floor
Selections at All Branch Stores
Misses $95 to $795 Dresses washable cotton prints
rayon chiffon prints few cotton formals; mostly of
style IS
Misses s5 and s1ss5 Dresses including afternoon styles in
veveeen cotton and two piece woods
In black navy coral gold brown toast and blue of them
one Of kind $40
Misses s2sS5 including
Fall wooens, silk shantungs, novelty fabrics rayon crepes in
black, brown blue, red pastes
$2SS5 Cocktail Dresses limited group all samples in
Evening star., 1954-10-28
:n>tf> Tomorrow-hMONTH-END CLEARANCE!
ENDS and quantities quite limited You'll find
snmnernd Please shop carefully all sales fu Sorry, Gods

3o-S795 and sss5 Nylon Nghtgown trimmed
with lace and pleats; size 80 only. S3es
S$095 to SLABS Famous Make Nyon Tricot Nghgowns with
lace and peated trim; descent Blue
pink white; broken sizes .-.-----..- sass
6-S595 Rayon Chais Nghgowns in lovely prints button
front styles with Peter Pan collar; sizes 90 to "A
60-$295 S395 Slips Ny-Ron nyon and rayon blend)
and frohy cotton psse with lace White in brok-
en- Sizes 81 So 80 ana 49, $l.95
10O-S595 Famous Make Slips Ny-Ron nyon and rayon
bend) and nylon SATIN style design White
pink with lace trim; sizes 80 10 40 81 es
30S795 White Organdy with eyelet trim and CAV
RIBBON DOW Medium and large sizes S2.sS
60S595 NylOn Petccats with can-can Ie1e black
red OF blue with contrasting trim. Small large
sizes "a az
$95 and S395 RayOn Taffeta Evening Slips in black or
white size 81 only l$
Evening star., 1954-10-28
3.l59 poirs! $1.35 and S1.95
Nylon Stockings, 81. (3 poirs $2.85)


Discontinued from one of our great branded lines;
Sc gauge, IL denier, and 60 gauge, IS denier in
rich glowing Autumn beige and taupe. Sizes 8h
to IL.
HANDBAGS-Street Floor
O$5 to $12s5 Handbags in feathers fas Styles
shoulder srappers pouch bags single and double handles
Black navy oroWn- SO to $7.s5
27-slos5 Handbags glistenng calfskn 80 SIS
s-s7ss Rayon Faie Handbags with CLOSING
NEcKWEAR-Street Floor ,, 81 1925
2OO95 and $295 Collars in coon and nyons tailored
with wee neckne and Peter Pan collars. dressup Styles
sss and sss Cotton pque Boeros in white and paste
sl5s1 s1ss Collars in lace pique nylons
155 HATs-stvee+ Eloor z zfor$I
$3.50 Designer sign" asts and s1
sss5 $3.50 including velvets veour many one Of
kind --~-.--. 81 to $40
200 PCS. BUDGET MILLINERY-s,ree, FIoo,
$2S5 to $3.50 Hats in velours fe vevet vveteens some
packable ribbon hats included ded----------- ST. So So
JEWELRY-street Floor
500 piecesl Jewelry including necklaces bracelets
rings IN tailored metals jeweed settings with colored stones
Oeaos ----------------- for 81
800 pecess2 Jewey pearls tailored metals stone
set glamour pieces rhinestones necklaces pins earrings
Sle group 81
Pins Earrings Necklaces small fashion group ali from
one famous manufacurer tailored metals also cooed
ToILETRIEs-Street Floor plus Fed 'az
soWrley Bath Crystals Bubble Bath regularly 81
1so-Colognes, eght-ounce bottles - -. p N ,se
ter
3cake Boxes Of Fragrance Soaps regularly boxes ST
june Rose Boxed Guest Soap regularly ys1---------s5s
llNGERlE-Second Floor
so-sssS Raycn Satin Nglgowns trimmed with permanent
pleas nyon lace sheer nyon at bodice and hemine white
petal pink, seafoam in small size only sss5
1O0$3S5 Cotton Pajamas In hroadcoth batiste psse
both coared and cardigan styles solid color paste prints
dots In the group; sizes 30 to 40 0----------- Sos
6O$zS5 and $895 Shorte Pajamas the Play
design you can wear for summing ounging sleeping Nyon
snu scstae blend IN white and In green or red stripes small
msuum' iafse sises. $3.s5
Evening star., 1954-10-28
cHILDREN'S SHoPS-JeIleff's ShirIinston
and Silver Spring Quantities are limited.

fodder Girls SS95 and Sass Cotton Dresses in broad
CLOTH checked ginghams prints and disciplined cotons
stripes and two-tone combinations In the group. Red
blue green grey in sizes to ST e5 and S. oS
Evening star., 1954-10-28
BUDGET SPORTS sHop-stree. Floor
and at shirlington and Silver Spring

and at Shirngton and Silver Spring
12395 Wool true classics with double loon
neckne ribbed waist grey yellow pink sizes "a
So
6-595 Orion Spon Sweaters in white pink classic
cardgans in grey navy bue broken sizes "a to 40
7$3S5 to $95 Sweaters including white orion cargans in
sizes SO and 40 coat style California
navy, green, wine blue WOOL sizes SO to A So 81
123S5 to $495 Bouse including lace trimmed white rayon
tissue ae sleeveless Dacron bouses in prints with pases
navy or red predomnang sizes 80 to 81 to So
SHoES-Fourth Floor
100 pas-$295 to SASS Shoes them pumps for
right-now wearing caskin in blue black
brown blue; black patent feathers Both high and
neeis $6
Evening star., 1954-10-28
MAIN FLOOR TABLE

l0O-S195 and s295 Summer Pajamas cool short style In
cotton pisse and cotton broadcoth solid color patels
prints and polka dots in small size ny------, 81
Evening star., 1954-10-28

35O-Misses and Womens $SS5 Cottons including golf
dresses coat dresses stepin dresses; Of
kind. Sizes to 20 and 14h to 221a ---..----.S3 =. 50
Misses Womens $295 to $685. Pinafores and Patio
Dresses in con-doed cotton broadcloths, TERED seer
suckers backs with crsscross shoulder straps ced
bodice barebacks Broken 10 to 49, size 90 2o and
24h, 38 to A in the group up-------------- 81
Evening star., 1954-10-28
B2-Misses' SIS and $685. Suits

tweeds annels sleek worsted woo beige blue royal
the group Sizes II to 49, Limited selection
at shrngon. Silver Spring, Upper Conn. Avenue $50
Evening star., 1954-10-28
lO7 Poirs Of
sI4.e5 and sI6.e5 Walking Shoes
by Hill and Dale! by GroyfIex!
SO

This extra-value group arranged tables for
venient selection All fine quality calfskin sling
pumps tailored pumps in tan brown, bue black red,
green designed by two of the top designers walking
shoes Selections also at Silver Spring
Evening star., 1954-10-28
JUNIOR DEB sHoP-Fourth Floor

Juniors ss to Sss5 FAN Dresses including striped wool jer
eys with matching gloves hooded wool anne rayon
rex costume SUITS sheath style silk acetate
blends with removable dckey black wopece suits silk
and cotton blends 80 dresses in group at Slz
5O-JuniOs $22s5 and $35 FAN Dyne (oron and
rayon with permanent peats three piece box
camel color wool with printed cotton blouse pped
suits, bright tatfetas sla
1-SS5 RayOn Lame Evening Wrap SIS
3S3995 to $4995 Evening Gowns including trimmed
baerna lengths uengh style with tiny ruffes;
only ----------- - - $is
2s55 Short Nyon draped skirt
white in size Z, green in 9------------- - S7a
20SS95 to S19S5 Summer Dresses including coons nyons
JUNIOR SEPARATES-Fourth Floor rs,a /.
Juniors $19 Wool Felt Jumpers in charcoal grey brown
with contrasting belts; sizes to Is (23 pieces
Juniors S095 Water Repeent with zip 'front.' green
or rust In sizes to Is (17 pieces) S.
Juniors 95 Weskits in woos and cordroys green god
grey, brown black in sizes (26 pieces) S3
S25 Evening Dresses in pastel nylon maqusees
1ull length and baernas broken sizes
Teens $S95 to SASS Dresses in silk organdies nyons
tons prints with pastel grounds Broken e5
25-JUNIoR BUDGET DRESSES Floor
Evening star., 1954-10-28

8OJunOrs S895 to $095 white
CANDIES with embroidered bodce printed white nyon rosebud
printed white rayon crepes 81
2OunOrs $1O95 $1295 including
neckne styles in red sleeveless paids ayon
"eoA
BUDGET DRESSES-Fifth Floor
115-Mses and Women's $895 to S1O95 Summer Dresses in
light ground sheer prints broken 1914
to 241a ca
Misses and Womens $1O95 SASS Dressy and Tailored
Dresses in crisp mensear
and some sleeveless styles Grey black
20 and 141s to PAN -.. ss
COTTON SHOP DRESSES-Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1954-10-28

Deep plush texured wooens in three opfavorite styles
the cluch-close wrap coat the wingcollared button
up coat the fivebutton classic with roll collar! Which
your vauechoice? Yarn dyed grey rosewood light
blue and teal; all inerlined with WOOL Sizes to 16.
Third Floor Street. Selections at all branch stores
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-07-09

Many Miami area Jewish or
gsnizanons held community wide
independence Day celebrations.
Every Rabbi spoke out from his
pulpit on Friday explaining the
role Of the Jew in the ever-in-
c7ezSng place played by the He
brew II the American way OF life.
Ire largest Jewish-sponsored
affair hece was that held by the
Mani Beach Lodge, B'nai Birth
q Eaningo Park. 1t was heart
warming 70 see al Of the commu-
nU JOIN with B'nai Birth in q
ulv American non-sectarian pa
-aocc celebration on this impor-
tsat holiday
Many tourists from al over the
nation joined with the local peo-
ass n Miami Beach's major OBJ
@vaocs d the day OF this na-
un'S freedom. Because of the
12-S nature Of this city our
Jewish groups find they have q
asE 800 than those in most
o1E cites
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BY HAL sGR0I0A

Their programs must be broad
enough in scope to take In the
visitors and because of this they
can inspire the out-of-towners to
90 home and do better job for
our Jewish causes, especially if
they are from the smaller towns
where more effort IS required to
accomplish the many projects
which our nations Jews have al
ways generously committed them
selves TO.
Someday, l am certain, the
leadership shown in many cases
by the Jewish groups here will
be fully recognized IS it IS clear
that Miami Beach today rivals
New York and Chicago as a CEN
ter for nationwide important
Jewish activities
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The History OF
the Hoeonoh

JERUSALEM ISL The
TX d the four volumes Of the
1ss1Gy u the Haganah, published
r rs Jewish Agency and the
A-y Of Defense. Is being
printed after four years Of COM
olE1ol- The first volume covers
hs security problems Of the
yssnEv Jewish Community II
Palestine rom before World War
: Il 1os 1920 Arab riots II Jeru-
SslSz- :, includes chapters On
5gShnnE The Watchrnan-pio-
neg jewish Sef-Oefense Group.
~ II II 1908, 1ne Jewish Legion
winch fought with the Allies IN
1as Liberation Of Palestine during
WEl6 War =. anc ths MI group
SPECIAL service unit u EaShouer)
President Yizhak Sen ZU IS s
msnoG O. tbs editing board
which < chal-sS ~ Professor Ben
Zia1 01nu, Minister 81 gS,,cs-
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permit him to ship his wife off
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of Judaism 81 which she and her
family already hS5 quite . full
ne& They would stand On the
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So the children have returned
10 rohlic school which. Of course.
IS Nc calamity for them and. in
deed. some - percent Of the Jew
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