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Evening star., 1955-02-15

| trial in Baltimore tomorrow on q
charge of attempting an armed
robbery in September while pos
ing as an agent of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People.
Aronowitz was shot in the
back last September l as he
and a companion fed from the
Baltimore home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert williams, q Negro couple.
They had gained entry by pos
ing as agents Of the NCAAP and
Mrs. Williams called her hus-
band when they pulled guns.
Mr.. Williams opened fire.
Returned From Florida.
Aronowitz had returned from
Florida only yesterday. it was
said, leaving his wife and Az
year-old daughter there.
Aronowitz' car with his body
was found by two policemen in
patrol car about 2:15 am. in
front Of 205 Ashland place, in
the Fort Greene section of
Brooklyn.
This is only about 100 feet
from 237 Ashland place, where
Ann YaTow. 23-year-old New
y ork University coed found
slain in Manhattan's Greenwich
Village last week, had been liV-
ing.
However, police doubted there
was any connection between the
two killings. They were inclined
to attribute Aronowitz' death to
the underworld.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Man Awaiting Trial
Slain in Brooklyn in
Gangster Fashion
BY the Assoeiussd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-A
well-dressed man of 40, who ap-
parently had been vacationine
in Florida while awaiting trial
on a Baltimore robbery charge
was found slain today in a
gang-style killing.
| His body was found slumped
over the wheel of a car parked
In front of a Brooklyn casket
showroom. He had been shot
twice in the back Of the head.
His body was still warm when
police found it.
The victim was identified as
Joseph Aronowitz. an uphol-
sterer by profession. He was
said to have come here from
California in 1858.
/ A suspect was reported to
have been taken into custody
but no other details were given
out.
Faced Baltimore Trial.
! Police said Aronowitz was out
/ on bail pending trial in Balti-
more on what was described
only as a large stickup" case
there.
Aronowitz was due to go te
!
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Showing Arranged
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Feb. Is Up tUSDAl Sal
able hogs II 900: market slow early,
later moderately active and uneven, but
averaging around steady on butchers:
sows, steady, Instances to IS higher on
weights over 400 lbs. most choice 190-
220 lbs. 16.75-1750; choice No. and
. grades scarce at 1925 and 1880;
around a double deck all choice No. | S
at 17.75: a short deck 1875; most 230-
$50 10. 16.00-l6.T5: a few choice No.
and IS around 230 lbs. as high as
l725; bulk 270-3l0 lbs. 15.25-16 90:
bulk 320-375 lbs. 14.!5:l5.25;. most sows
around $50 lbs. and lighter IA 4.25-15,00:
bulk 100000 lbs. l3.00-14.50 good
Saiable cattle 5000: salable calves
300:. choice and prime steers scarce.
mostly steady, instances strong: other
grades slow. steady to weak; heifers un-
even, mostly steady; cows and bulls ac-
tive. steady to 20 higher: other classese
steady: few loads high choite to
average prime 1,01551,200 lb steers
2S.75-34 90: most choice grades 500
- 80; good to low choice 19,50-24 80:
a load of commercial 1,2?5 lbs. steers
1900; good to high choice heifers 1900
25 90; commercial to low good 15.50-
1880; utility and commercial COWS
1l.50; utility and commercial bulls
14.00-16.25; good and choice vealers
"a. .00-30.00; Gull to commercial 500
100; q few good and choice feeding
steers and yearlingS 19.00-o2,15.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Utilities Commission
To Suggest Tax Cut
For Capital Transit

The District Public Utilities
Commission will recommend
abandonment of the gross re-
ceipts tax against the Capital
Transit Co., which netted the
city $440, ,645 last year.
Total District taxes paid by
Capital Transit in 1854 were
81, 64,615.
Coupled with a bill now be-
fore Congress to allow an increase
in fares paid by school children,
the removal of the gross receipts
tax should net the company,
after other taxes, between $780,
900 and $375,000, Commission
Chairman Robert E. Mclaughlin
said.
"It is wholly unrealistic to
have a company in some danger
of public ownership having to
pay $500.000 year as a fran
chise tax" Mr.. Mclaughlin said,
Another help to the company,
he suggested. would be an in
crease in the number of one
way streets.
Transit Vice president E. C.
Giddings said the figures cited
for the net increase to the COM
pany are conjectural. He re-
fused to comment on whether
the tax cut might forestall any
plea by the company for a rate
increase.
But he conceded elimination
of the gross receipts tax would
be "a very welcome relief" to the
company.
Evening star., 1955-02-15

ant treasurer of the Sub
urban Trust Co., is a large COM
mittee supervised by the follow
ing vice chairmen:
Miss Elizabeth LaBaie, Riggs
National; Herbert D. Lawson,
National Metropolitan; Ralph
H. Mittendorff, American Sc
curity & Trust: Stephen o. Por-
ter. Riggs National; Samuel C.
Redman, jr., Lincoln National:
William H. Smith, Riggs Ma
tional; Florinda F. Sariego, Ma
tional Savings & Trust.
Speaker for MONA Group
DR.. Gordon L. Lippitt, as
sistant director of the National
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Roudubush Is Honored

Byron Roudabush, president of
Byron, Inc, of Washington, has
been elected a special member
of the Edison Pioneers by the
executive committee Of that or
ganization.
Mr.. Roudabush, recently re-
elected secretary of the Associa-
ton of Cinema Laboratories and
also convention vice president of
the Society of Motion Picture
and Television Engineers, was
elected by the Edison Pioneers
as tribute to his contributions to
the film industry.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Reducing Excess Weight
The Sensible WAY With Low CaIorie Foods

There is only one way to reduce
excess weight safely, and that is to
eat less calories. Many people have
tried this by going on starvation
diets, but soon gave 1t up, because
they could not stand being hungry
all the time. Manufacturers have
now produced a large variety of
tasty but low calorie foods, such as
low calorie bread, mayonnaise,
French dressing, delicious desserts,
soft drinks, skim milk, sugarless
sweeteners, and many others. With
Evening star., 1955-02-15
ADVERTISEMENT.

these tasty foods, reducing Is now
so much easier.
The Vita Food Co. at SIC 18th
Street NV. (REpublic 7-l2l2) Of
fers free to anyone who brings
this clipping, the so page Hollywood
Star Diet Book with the Ideal
Weight Charts for Men and Wom-
en-" and a list Of 800 foods with
calorie contents and Today diet
of 1000 calories per day that will
take of weight like magic. Csc by
mail.
Evening star., 1955-02-15

and by plow-
ing e a r nings
back into the
company, re-
ported James
w. c a r kner, t,
president and
board chair
man of the
Pepsi Cola Co.
Since Mr..
c a r kner ac-
quired control
of the Wash
ington COM
pany last Au-
Evening star., 1955-02-15

and dance OF
tn e chapter
next Saturday
night at the
Mayfower Ho-
tel, it was an
nounced to-
day by Lloyd
S. Carey, past
president Of
t h chapter
a n d general
chairman for
the event.
Ass | S t in g
Mr.. c re y,
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Pepsi-CoIa 10 Boost
Competitive Position
Here, Carkner Says

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. OF
Washington expects to improve
its competitive position substan-
TALLY this year by new financing
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Coca-CoIo Sales Up Sharply,
Work on New Plant Is Started

Training Laboratory In Group
Development, will address Wash
ington Chapter. National ONCE
Management Association at q
dinner meeting at the Woodner
Hotel tonight.
Mr.. Lippitt will discuss hid
den forces affecting interper-
sonal relationships. He is pio-
neer in the field of group dyna-
mics and was a leading speaker
at the last conference of the
national association.
Speaker for Accountants
William H. Morgan, controller.
American Enka Corp, Enka,
N. c.; will address Washington
Chapter. National Association of
Cost Accountants at a dinner
meeting tomorrow at the Willard
Hotel.
Mr., Morgan's subject will be
Direct Costing-Industrial Ac-.
countantS."
National AirIines Report
Net income of National Air
lines totaled $275,459 or ~ cents
share in three month ended
December 81. compared with $3,-
oil. BAT. or $2.98 a share year
earlier when large nonrecurring
income from sale of older air
craft was included.
Record operating revenues of
$10,584,946 were 25.9 per cent
above the same period a year
earlier.
Showing Arranged
The Jos. M. Zamoiski Co., ex-
elusive distributor. announces
the 1855 Magic Chef gas range
will be shown to dealers and
builders tomorrow at the WASH
ington Gas Light Co. auditorium.
The showing will be held from
II am. to 7 pm. with a buffet
supper to follow.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
By Donald B. HodIey

Coca Cola sales in the WASH
ington Metropolitan Area have
risen 9.4 per cent in the last
year and 35 per cent in the
last three years.
This was disclosed today at
a luncheon at Hotel Statler
shortly before ground-breaking
ceremonies for new SIS million
plant expected to add 3 million
cases year to area production
Of the soft drink.
Roland Rookie. president Of
the James E. Grass Coca Cola
Bottling Co. of Richmond, which
will operate the new plant as
franchised company for this dis
trict, told guests at the luncheon
that the rapid growth in sales
had necesSitated building of the
new plant. which will be one of
the largest Coca-Cola plants in
the Nation.
The Richmond company al
ready has four plants in the
Washington area, including those
at Silver Spring, Alexandria and
La Plata as well as the Wash
ington establishment. In its en-
tire district the company oper-
ates Is plants.
The new plant will occupy a
712 acre tract on Ritchie road,
just south of Central avenue in
nearby Prince Georges County.
l,l00 to Attend Bouquet
Around 1.100 members and
guests of Washington Chapter.
American Institute of Banking.
Evening star., 1955-02-15

fact that the new Dodge has all the features, and
even more style, than the most costly cars on the
costs only few dollars month more than one Of
the low price three" Nobody would guess IT'D
Evening star., 1955-02-15

How do you think it feels to own this new Dodge?
Well, the look in peoples eyes tells you that no car
at any price has captured Americas heart so COM
pletely It's not just it's bigness and length-up to
inches longer than other cars in its class It's the
Evening star., 1955-02-15
1,l00 to Attend Bouquet

Around 1,100 members and
guests of Washington Chapter,
American Institute of Banking.
will attend the annual banquet
Evening star., 1955-02-15

DISTRICT OF coLUMBIA-wAsHINeToN
BeAL MOTOR co., l4ol Rhode Island Ave. NE
FRANCIS 6 PARSONS, INC. 2loo Nichols Ave- Sc.
HALEYS INCORPORATED, First G. N sts Sc.
kAPLAN 6 CRAWFORD, 1929 chon,ploin Street NV.
ToRReY MOTOR COMPANY 1918 Connecticut Ave. NV.
TReW MOTOR COMPANY, 1926 l4th St. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-15

ADVERTISEMENT. A
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-23

3lll12
Rabbi Louis Gorod
Valdosta Hebrew Congregation
Valdosta. Ga.

Valdosta. Ga.
December 13, 1855
Mrs. /. Moscovitz
Southern Jewish Weekly
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Teddy:
/ believe you will be interested
to learn that our annual Chanu-
kah program with our Sunday
School children participating, took
place at our Synagogue this past
Sunday, December 18th.
Every year we think our chill
dren "outdo" themselves and that
that particular program is the
best. However, we feel the very
same way this year. AS always,
Mrs. Gorod, writes the program
especially for our Sunday School
children and that is why perhaps,
each child seems to live his part.
am enclosing a Program and
wish to mention that the Mother
Goose Sunday School Parade
which is number 6 on the Pro-
gram was played by our Nursery
children, 8 and 4 year oldS.
Wishing you and yours a very
Happy Chanukah,
Sincerely,
Rabbi Louis Gorod
P. S.-The program was follow
ed by a Chanukah Supper served
by Hadassah-S Sisterhood.
editors note: We congratulate
Rabbi and Mrs. Gorod for the ex-
celent work they are doing in
Valdosta. The Chanukah program
they prepared would do justice to
a community ten times the size
of. their city,
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-23
The MOdern HelleniStS
(continued from Page 81

within Jewish communal life In practice however,
the heads Of Federaon and Welfare Funds of SUBJ
etanally the mind Furthermore while it has become
fashionable for rabb editors and other moders of Jewish
public opinion expose the Vaccinations of the Council
dares question the who control the communal
strings
1t is wonder therefore. that time when there
temples and sYnagogues than before in history
when formal congregational aiaon is at all time high
that should be Witnessing the steady decline of Jewish
consciousness and corresponding increase in Jewish assi
laons The modern day Heensts much smarter than
the who lived during the time Of the Maccabees They
working from the outside isolated from the Jewish
people, Instead they have become part and parcel OF
Jewish life and by of constantly advocating
minimum Judaism. slowly but surely wearing down
within Those who stand in their way and attempt to
the alarm shouted downas the Maccabees OF
old-as roublenakers pessiists "alarmists ETC. When
ncerity and love of heritage accused OF being Inn
PRACTICAL We reminded that in America today money
tallS"l
At this season of Chanuah those of who in the
epic story of the Maccabees tmeess reminder OF udass
neverendng struggle to prevent diluon from within well
absorption from without will rededcate ourselves anew to
the struggle against the modern day HeenSS In the spirit OF
Chanukah rededcation will take the form OF deter
mined effort make Judaism dynamic and meanlngtu
that will be impossible for the enemies of Jewish survival
SynagogueS organizations whose only real purpose IS
the advancement of personal power whose only qualca
ton their ability to raise funds We will insist upon re-
birth of democracy within Jewish fe based the princ
pie that Jew has equal right to decide the destiny
of his people.
No one of all this observer. is under any illusions
that such objective is easily obtanable. The OF
Chanuah should remind that and
all difficulties including the opposition OF
elle'zed Js e the outside Halt the battle
understanding who the enemy L. Once understand
isolate him effectively as have the
American Council for Judaism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Which Sex
Is More
Stubborn

Robinson psychology professor at New York University
IF be stubborn preserve their male status, could
also be argued that lest they be crushed by male strength
and preserve advances they already have might be called
upon to be strong-mnded too"
To which Dr. Albert Ellis New York psychotheapst replied
Kindly note. When is stubborn he's called stubborn.
When a woman is stubborn, she is 'strongmnded' ;"
We took the question and husbands themselves
found sharper disagreement In Westcester County, NJ "
actually started brisk seo between paper merchant and
his wife, He said Everyone knows gheaded
She said: Look who's talking. If there mule. "
In Long Island group Of five young mothers voted sody
for the pretty blonde citing this incident: During
Hurricane Comics visit in August tree lawn began to
sway asked Jim stake it down but he said worry
flexible and nothing would happen. The wind got
stronger the swayed and asked him again. This
he got told shut about it, You should have
seen his face when the tree snapped clean off,.
Battle 10 Joined
Men had their inning In Washington government worker
recalled the time his wife their eight yearold the
with SO the smallest bill she had II told pin
money to his pocket he said. but Chuck's big kid
and needs to learn responsibility she argued but she
stuck her guns What happened? The kid lost the spot
But his wife told Of the time he refused stop for gas
although the read empty While he insisting there
was enough left the engine coughed and died.
And the battle joined Apparently there decision
broad scale but there be home Take the
and settle matters.
One bit Of advice the quiz Page II reveals you
Stubborn Dr. Daniels has suggestion One phrase Of four
simple words. she says may do reduce dsunity
marriage and make living together real fun than any other word
deed Flowers bought repentance dinner
prepared because the wife sorry for the may
late The four words should be used when Subbonness
at its height. The phrase? 1t is 'Yo" may be right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
WHAT YOUR ANSWERS MEAN

and answered yes spell negatviSm. The mega
vsc resents authority He Jealous of limitations
to his personal freedom and violates laws just prove him
self he's important He's generally the who takes the oppo
site point Of view. TO be ornery, and sticks
is somewhat related in that yes reveals tendency
toward non-confomy yes here also shows an excessive
demand for attention. The stubborn individual
his share because he has doubts about personal worth
wants to assure himself he's somebody.
spotlghs the stubborn ones feeling Of being put upon.
He'll often act contrary to assert his independence
In reveal uneaIistc point of
Vw since the respective apparently have made sincere
attempts to see things the other way.
yes TO unmasks Of insecurity about
and an insecure person pretty apt to be stubborn
yes TO indicates uneastc dogmatc attitude Yes replies
to and 10 show a desire TO have things ones way.
In H. hunting for few minutes shows degree independ
ence but subbornnesS sets in carried too End
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Unituriuns to Open
Fund Cumpuign

All Souls Unitarian Church
win open a city-wide campaign
tonight as its contribution in d
national drive seeking $42s.OOo
for the Unitarian Service Com
mittee.
The campaign win get under
way with d dinner at $3.50 pm.
in the church dining room. DR.,
Frank 2. Click Of Boston. execu-
tive director Of the service COM
mittee, will speak, A film on
the committees work with Ma
vajo Indians viii also be shown.
One Of the committees local
projects Is the Columbia Heights
Boys, Club.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
New Conference Slated
For Air Museum Site

IA site proposed for an open
mall In the redeyelopment pro-
gram.
Mr.. Wirth declined to specu-
late on his committees recon-
mendation TO the planning COM
mission or to disclose detaili
Of the discussion yesterday. He
said, however. the group ''needs
further studies and informa-
tion. which win be available
ct another meeting to be called
soon.
Trouble Shooter Present
Attending the meeting was
George A. Garrett, who has been
acting as President Eisenhower's
trouble shooter, to try to iron
out conflicts holding UP the vast
Southwest rebuilding program.
Smithsonian officials already
have q design for the huge Air
Museum, which specifically fits
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Welfare Aide Cites
Low oId-Age Cost

Raymond r. Clapp. research
ANALYST with the District Public
Welfare Department. last night
told the Society Of Natives that
fewer than 4 per cent Of the aged
here receive old-age assistance
from his department.
1--WE have wondered why so few
need such assistance as other
States have 20 per cent Of their
aged receiving payments" he
said. I'VE have the same pro-
portion employed, but we found
that 3 higher percentage receive
aid from Social Security. Cow
eminent retirement, and Veter-
ans pensions In the District"
The meeting was held in the
|Mayfi0Wer Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Godfrey
tells about
the night
that made him
a top star!

Learn how Arthur became "a.
nous by keeping listeners awake
for "a hours in 40 states with
radios first all-night program.
You'll find out why 1000 fans
brought him coffee and sand-
witches before dawn and the part
Walter Winchell played in Civ.
ing him a boostinto the big time.
This week Arthur tells you
how it all happened in his own
words. Here's the inside story
Of Godfrey's network troubles
and riumphs--told by Arthur
himself for the first timel Don't
miss "7his Is Ny Story, in tho
Post. Read it todayl
Out today--en all newsstands
Evening star., 1955-11-29
AIexondriu Showing
To Benefit HospituI

The Little Theater Of Alexan-
dria win present a benefit per-
formance Of "oh Men. oh
Womenl" at $3.50 pm. Thursday
at the Alexandra Recreation
Center. Cameron and Harvard
streets.
Proceeds from the performance
sponsored by the Yomen's Aux
iliary Of the AlexaA Adria Medical
Society viii benefit the Alexan-
|dria Hospital and the School oi
Nursing Fund.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Firemen Treated
By KoIoron,u Group

Firemen Of No. 0 Truck Com
pany were entertained last night
by the Kaloraina Citizens Assoc
citation ct . buffet supper in the
fire house in celebration Of the
installation Of a new fire truck.
The new truck, q hook and
ladder. replaces one that had
been in service for II years.
Fire Chief Millard H. Sutton
thanked the citizens on behalf
Of the men Of the company.
Inspector Dick Mansfield. d.
rector OF The Stars safety pro-
gram. entertained with cartoon
sketches. and Ofiicer Russell
Glover Of the Juvenile Squad
presented q magic show.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
BIC N PRICES START BELOW MANY MODELS N TIE L

Mercury history There's waopng compression and torque
There unnhgnew interior fabrics And you offered the widest
selection Of both safety and power features in Mercu field We in
vte you this week and drive and price
Evening star., 1955-11-29

the controversial Tenth street
site.
The major issue in the alter
nate location suggested by Mr..
Fleming is that 1t is traversed
by Maryland avenue. The ave-
niue would have to be closed If
the museum covered the entire
area under study.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Mid-city Group Elects
Miss Ryun Secretury

Miss Barbara K. Ryan was
elected secretary Of the Mid City
Citizens Association last night.
Miss Ryan nils the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of
Mrs. Martha 9. Sills.
The association voted to post
pone the December meeting be-
cause Of the Christmas holidays.
Nick Papanicolas, president.
conducted the meeting in the
Thomson School, Twelfth and L
streets NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

Opposition to locating the Gem
tral intelligence Agency's pro-
posed ''littie Pentagon" ct Lang
ley, Va, was voiced BY the
Georgetown Citizens Association
last night.
The action was taken because,
the citizens said, the new install
lation would mean heavy trafic
through Georgetown and neces-
state costly road and bridge Inn
proVements. Other suitable sites
for the agency headquarters are
available. they said.
playground Transfer Hit
The association also adopted q
resolution viewing with regret
and indignation. the transfer OF
Montrose Park Playground from
recreation area A to area D.
The action was taken by the
Recreation Department last
spring without public notice, 1t
was pointed out by Mrs. Archibald
King, who introduced the mo-
ton. She said it meant some
Georgetown children were unable
to play with other children Of
the area and that some children
had to go more than q mile
across Rock Greek Park TO par
ticipate In playground activities
The association asked that the
transfer be reScinded and that
no such transfers be made In the
future without adequate notice
Other Actions
In other action. the associa-
tion:
Asked that the r street en-
trance to the Rock Greek and
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Georgetown Group Hits
Langley Site for ClA

Potomac PARKWAY be improved
to cut down trafiic hazards.
Asked the Department Of Ve-
hicles and Trafiic to take steps
to facilitate pedestrian crossing
at the intersection Of Wiscon-
sin avenue and M street NV.
Andre de Limur. president,
conducted the meeting In parish
hall Of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Potomac and o streets
NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

EENNING AUTO SALES, INC.
1900 sennino Rood NE, WASHINGTON p {.
MAYFLoWER MOTORS, INC.
li75 18th Street NV. WASHINGTON, D. &.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
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