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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-18
WayCrOss, Georgia
President Of Jewish Community
Says Spain Is Not Anii-Semitic

noted that two years ago he was
granted an audience by the Span
ish Chief of State, the first such
interview granted a Jew in Spain
in $50 years. He said he came
away from the meeting impress
ed" with Gen. Francois words and
message to the people of Israel.
Sr. Baroukh recalled that two
years ago the Spanish Govern
ment gave its permission for the
holding of public High Holiday
services in a Madrid hotel and
that a Spanish Government repre-
sentative attended the services, as
did leading Spanish Catholics,
representatives of the American
embassy and American Jews. In
a reference to the refusal to grant
a permit to hold similar services
in Madrid hotel this past Rosh
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-18

Hashonah, ST.. Baroukh said a
mistake was committed by his
secretary in Sr. Baroukh's alb
sence.
The head of the Spanish Jewish
community stressed that during
the Nazi regime many Jews were
saved by being admitted to Spain.
He listed various other gestures
by the Spanish Government to-
ward the facilitating of religious
services and instruction and ac-
knowledged its presentation of a
magnificent collection of books
for the projected Sephardic Ii
brary in Jerusalem.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-18

MANILA, (JTA) = Newspaper
accusations in the United States
and Britain that Spain has been
intolerant of Jews and anti-Semi-
tic were denied here last week by
Daniel F. Baroukh, president of
the Jewish community of Madrid,
who is currently in the Phillip
pines.
In a statement to the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Sr. Baroukh,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-18
"The Railroad Center"
New York Rucketeers
Still Active

Recently the anglo-Jewish
press reported renewed activity
on the part of New York rack
eteering publications VIII &c h
mailed bills to business people.
We have just been informed
that The Jewish Frontier and
the Jewish Spectator of New
York have been billing our adj
vertisers for their Easter"
issues.
We are still seeking word
from anyone who knows of the
whereabouts of j. Miliger, who
claims to be publisher and edi-
tor of The Southern Jewish
Post, another racket from New
Orleans. We have a warrant
out for his arrest, and will give
a suitable reward to anyone
helping us arrest and convict
the culprit.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20
-Tattlenan photo

party. Buffet rehearsal sup
per will be held night before
the wedding for the bridal
party and out-of-toWn guests
at the home of the NeVinS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred David
off, formerly of Houston, Tex
as, and guests for several
weeks of Mrs. Celia Click,
have gone over to Silverbell,
where he will manage a mar
ket. Incidentally, Mrs. Click
IS happy that her sister, Mrs.
Rose Rice of Gladwin, Mich,
will be back in September to
make her home with Mrs.
Click. Meanwhile Mrs. Click
joins her in the east for the
summer.
Mrs. Ben Barg is i'm the hos
oital and will probably re-
main several days.
After an absence of six
ears Mrs. AL BerkoWitZ and
,hildren, Deborah, Isaac and
Naomi leave end of the month
0 spend the summer with her
,,amily at Long Beach, N. Y.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Siegel,
New York, parents of Ben
Siegel, will depart next week,
following the Bar Mitzvah of
their grandson, Michael. They
have been here since January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ep-
stein left Wednesday for an
extended trip that will take
them to Florida, Georgia,
New York and Ohio. They'll
be back in September for the
re-opening of the restaurant.
DR.. and Mrs. Eli Bard, Den
yer, motored down to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Wanger and returned
home via the Grand Canyon
and Las Vegas.
Recently George Nj. Kahn
arrived from Beverly Hills,
Calf, to establish the family
home here. Shortly he will be
joined by Mrs. Kahn and chill
dren, Paulie 5, Cathy 3. Mrs.
Kahn is the sister of Martin
RoSenblum and Mrs. Nathan
Rakita.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20

Many affairs will honor
Ruthe Nevins, who will be-
come the bride of Murray Ro-
gov June 5. She was honored
with a miscellaneous shower
given by Mines. Meyer Agron,
Al Glickman, Karl Zamost at
the Pioneer. Mrs. Sam Jasgur
gave a luncheon at her home
for the bride-to-be. Mrs. Den
mis- Bernstein, Mrs. Max Co.'S
tin entertained for Miss New
ms at a lingerie shower at the
Sahara. Last Wednesday eve
ming a shower was given by
-,44s. JACK GaWSner. Family
were entertained at a dinner
at the Theodore Rosenblatts,
honoring the occasion. This
Saturday a linen shower is be-
ing given by Mines. Nathan
-.anIta, Melvin Halpern, Ma
than Robinson at the Pioneer.
Mrs Meyer Cohen and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jack Davis will give
a tea in honor of the couple
this Sunday. Next week the
bride will be entertained by
Arlene Singer and Judy GaWs-
ner, members of her bridal
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20
SociuIs and
Personals

Next month the Joe Rub
ems move into their new hs,ne
on Tanque Verde Road. 1t
boasts an unusual living
room.
Reluctantly Daisy Marion
Russell left her friends in
Tucson to join her children in
the east. She had been active
in Young Israel and numer-
Gus philanthropic groups.
With her husband she had
frequently appeared in dance
specialties before Variou S
groups. She leaves with the
well-Wishes of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Fem
stein are back from their an
nual spring trip to Chicago.
They have as a houSegueSt
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gitlis, a
Chicago printer and lithogra-
pher, who'll remain through
the summer.
Alan Spector visited with
his fiancee, Judy Buchanan
last weekend, on a short fur
Tough from Denver.
This week at Northwestern
University Dental S IN ool
Eleanor Kalb was capped" as
a dental hygienist and given
recognition as an outstanding
student. She is due home with
her fiance, Harry Nadler, en-;
rolled in the Dental School,
on June 5. Their wedding is
planned for July 81.
Following high school grad
uation exercises at Nogales
next week, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Fiori will entertain at a
reception in honor of their
daughter Vera. She enters UA
in the fall.
A farewell was held for
Lillian Goldman last week at
the home of Violet GurvitZ.
Present were Mines. Sol Cur
vitz, Joe Wolf, Oscar Gurvitz,
Arthur Gurvitz, Alfred Irwin,
Eugene Laos, Joseph Nagel,
Frank Weinstein. Miss Gold
man left Saturday for Pacific
Palisades, near Santa Monica,
where she will open a ladies'
intimate apparel shop. She
bids her friends adieu via the
Post and knows she will miss
them.
Young Michael DorsOn re-
covered rapidly from surgery
and has returned to school.
He's the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dorson.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20

Arizona Post, May 20, 1865
Evening star., 1955-02-13

In a series of dramatic tests
scientists proved that in 83%
IA out of s. of the cases, Ban
tron helped men and women to
stop smoking in S days. And
here is the wonderful thing.
Bantron is easy and pleasant to
take. 1t has no unpleasant after
effects and is not habit forming.
Bantron was discovered in the
research laboratories of a great
American university. 1t comes in
tablet form. You just take l tab
let with water after each meal.
This new scientific formula
does not work by making you
Evening star., 1955-02-13

dislike smoking. 1t does not
interfere with your taste for
smoking, or for anything else.
Smoking establishes a craving
in your body-Bantron helps
relieve that craving. Because
of this, many people use Bantron
to help them cut down smoking.
We Guarantee Results
Hundreds of people who never
before thought that they could
give up smoking have used this
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sure are we that with the help
of Bantron you can successfully
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Stop Smoking? They Said
[ Couldn't, but I Did!
Says Stanley E. Warren
Amazing New Formula Helps Break Smoking Habit
in Days Easily and Pleasantly!

conquer the smoking habit that
we make you the following guar
antee.
Purchase one box of Bantron
and take as directed. If you
feel BantrQn has not helped you
stop or cut down smoking with
in S days, just send us the empty
box and we will refund your full
purchase price.
Bantron is recommended to
the thousands of men and
women who can benefit from
stopping or cutting down smok-
ing. If your doctor advises you
to stop smoking, try Bantror
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Read Whot Users Soy About Baniron

. After q few doys Of using
BAkTRON my desire to smoke
wos gone. ! tried other woys,
but BA]TROh is the only woy."
Q ltook eANIRON O. directed.
us been one month todoy since
I've smoked"
. my hvsbond lovshed every
time told him I'm giving uP
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Read Mr.. Warren's True Story!

| stopped smoking because had
no more desire to smoke. feel the
wonderful release from a lifelong
habit that had me in chains.
Il don't know what great scientist
formulated Bantron, but have to
say this! II has brought to man.
kind a great boon. feel today so
free, so happy, so well, cannot
find the words to describe it.
Il say to everybody who is slave
to smoking, try Bantroni The re-
lease is so easy-just as though at
one magic blow you had cast off
your chains
Evening star., 1955-02-13

Mr.. Stanley E. Warren is an engi-
neer on one of the country's crack
trains. Here is what he has to say
about Bantron:
For many years | had known
that | should stop smoking. Time
and time again tried. just guess
| didn't have the will power. Then
a friend told me about Bantron. j
can only say thank you, friend.
thank you. Bantron. because
Bantron did something for me that
| never believed could happen.
81 took Bantron for just five days
and like that. | stopped smoking!
Evening star., 1955-02-13
We Guarantee Results

smoking. | Just couldn't do il
Until ! tried BANTRON."
o "WhI fronkiy soy they do
curb the desire for smoking os
no other product will. You have
something there in Bontron.
. "As one Of those who stopped
! heortiiy endorse BANTRON.
feel loo% better.
Evening star., 1955-02-13

- 1855
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-30

Mr. and Mis- Anderson Daniel
and children, Nj and Mrs Wins
tor Farley and sons Mr. and Mrs
W s Farley and sons, Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Farley and children and
Mr. and Mrs Richard Farley
Clyde Bradshaw Of Norfolk
vas oversight guests Of his moth.
eF Mrs II L Bradshaw. We'd
nesaay Clarence Bradshaw and
son Of Durham n. c. spent Sat
urday aitn Airs. Bradshaw.
Nj and Mrs. r Z. Wathall
Mrs. Franz Csh0tn and sons and
M and Mrs Bruce Gates spent
Monday with Mr. and Mrs Car
land Stafford and Mr. and Mrs
J II Davis III Richmond
Mr. and Ms Guthrie Goodman
and baby OF Amelia. Mrs. Ruth
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-30

Soyars during the holidays They
all wefe dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs Billy Watkins. Saturday
evening
Mr. and Mfs RAY woodward
Mrs Ruth Sheppard and Miss
Margaret Sheppard spent Mon
Nday with Mr. ana Mrs Billy Berry
n Richmond
VI aud Ar 81 Glenn and
sons. 81 Halifax Mr. ond MIR
Bill Collin. and children Of Pc
tersbufg. spent Sunday and Mon
day 9lih Nj ana MIS- 8 II Bal
ley
Dlnnes guests II 81 and Nh
CLAUDE Farley Slmd4y were Nj
and Mrs B!anton Farley and
dauughtera Nj. and Mrs. Jamie
Farley and baby. Of Richmond
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-30
Rice Community Holiday News

Mrs Eddie Hillsinan has been
4 recent visitor of her daughter,
MIS-. Jamie Bradshaw. and Nj
Bradshaw MI and Mrs c W
LaWhoine Jr. and Cynthia Of
LynchburR. visited Mi and Mrs.
Bradshaw during the holidays
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Z. @ Bass. Christmas Day. were
MI and Mrs Bobby Bass. Of
Alexandria. MI and Mrs W q
Hit and daughters. Of Richmond.
Nj. and Mrs. Il L. Garrett and
children. Nj and Mrs Calvin
Bass and children. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Chambers and children
and II. J Dfeher
Jake OYefton. Of Wilmington
N c spent Monday with his sis
ter. Mrs. r a. Bradshaw
Mrs. Jimmy Druen and sons and
j. u Wilson, OF Warwick. were
Overnight guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
r Il Walthall Tuesday and visit
ed relatives.
Nh and Mrs. Garland Stafford
and Gary Mr. and Mrs J II
Davis and children. Of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Osborn and
children and Ny and Mrs. Bruce
Gates spent Sunday with MI and
Mrs. r. Il. Walthall
West Virginia Guests
Mr.. and Mrs M ID Gri2zard
and Kathie OF MartinsburR, w
Va, MI and Mrs. Carl Soyars.
of Richmond. and Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Watkins and Sally Ann have
been visiting Rev and Mrs Il N.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-30
No Wonder Mothers Love
THIS RELIEF FOR SUFFERING OF colos
Does More Than Work on Chest

Nothing works IKE Vick
VapoRab the proved medi-
cation that acts tlco 7Cdbs al
once.
When you rub IL on. Vapo-
Rub quickly relieves muscular
soreness. At the same time
medicated vapors bring RELIEF
With every breath.
Soothing medication trav-
els deep into your chtld's nose.
throat and large bronchial
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-30

MI and Mrs Aumon Bass Of
stanton Misses Martha an"
Blanche and w b Bass and Mrs
E J Raifofd Of Petersburg, spent
Sunday With NJ and MIS- w a
Odhani Nj and Ma Mercer
Cilhhm and Sarah Nj and Mrs
q. w Hodge and children we're
visitors IN tine same home IN the
evening
M and Mrs Fielder Hubbard
asid Wilson so@nt Christmas with
relatives in Florence. s G
Rev and Mrs w 3 Thomas
wefe rnnor quests 81 Mf and
Nrs/r n. Iayne Sunday.
Mrs r & Andrews and Bette
1iqitcd Ms n + Andrews and
hfrS J = Glenn ii Prospect Sun
day
Ml6. II r bradshaw left Ii
pend The holidays With Mr. ana
Mrs n n Bradshaw IN Hamp-
ton
Dinner Parties
MI and Mrs. w y Mason Wore
dnn"r quest If Nj and Mrs
Cali CLARK IN GROVE Sunday even
na They spont Monday with MI
and Mrs Charlie Rucker IN Pros
poet
M and Mrs GeorRe Banks. of
Notfolk M end Mrs. Clyde Tay-
lor and children. Of .F'rederiok4-
burg visited Mt aud Mos w s
weaver during the hohdavs Mrs
H. r Jenkins and sons spent
Monday Nth MI and Mrs Wca-
Ver
M and Mf 7 . Bnndnrant
and Tommy Nh and Mrs + r.
Rondurant Rev aud Mrs A. II
Stevens and p,u. wefo d,nnet
quests q Mr end Mrs r L. Elliott
in Formelli~ Chuemas Dag
IN and Ms Alan Chanery
ST. OF Washington Mr. and Mrs
Alan Chonery aud La Gay and
Miss Claudia Hradshaw OF Rich
laond were VISITORS Of Nh G
J Bradshaw dmme tho HOLIDAYS
Ml and Mrs Gene Bantou
ana Diane spent Sunday with MI
ana Mrs II Bantnn and we're
overnight guests ~ M and Mrs
Harvey Dixon ut Gladstone. Mon
day
Mr. and Mrs Fl r Pondurant
visited her hroth"r William Og-
burn and Mas Oebuin at Law
renceWlle Sunday
NJ aud Mrs + q Walton we're
dinner guests ot MI and Mrs
Johnson Morfiss~tte III Bufk willie
Friday evening and we're dinner
Guests Of Mr. and Mis- D. /
Vaeohan. Sunday
Dinner guests II Nj and MIS-
r NJ Bradshaw. SUNDAY. were
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Bruce and
children of Fars VIE Mr. and
Mrs Lawrence Gardner and ch,l-
3r"n. q CHrrsVille MI and Mrs
Julian Bradshaw and children
Little Larry. Gardner is spending
this week witt his GRANDPARENTS.
] + Murdoch. of Richmond
spent monday with Mi and Mrs
w A Oldham
Mrs johnson Hubbard spent
several DAYS with her mother. Mrs
r A Bradshaw last week
Christmas Visitors
Jack Lyle. OF annapolis. Is visit
iae his sister. Mrs Mary Lyle
They spent Tuesday with Their
sister Mrs J s Marshall. Mt
Madis0nviilc
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-30

SECRETARY or AGRICULTURE cenerl
handful Of from model hreser made
in Washington that spues Of wheat and rice will be
made available the needy Of foreign nations through church and
private welfare Shipments 67 countries will begin about
Jan At left Is Norris wilson executive director Of the Church
World Services who said 10 credited relief stations handle 70
100000 pounds Of At right Msgr Edward Swan
@ executive director Of Catholic Relief Services nterng>onaD
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-30

Mr. ard Mrs. Ray woodward. Sun
day evening.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-30

Sheppard and Miss Margaret
Sheppard we're dinner guests III
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-30

tubes. Congo sttog start
breaking up Coughing ease
Warming relief comes. last
Tor hours.
So when colds strike Jia
pend on -
Vl!G:!k$:s;
Rat % Rshsf. 4reorhe n Relief
yists ard vopesVb ore Fsg. Tf15s MGfks.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
vARITYPER, ELECT, with
type. Must sell. Very rea-
Sonable. MA, 8-6344,

VENETIAN BLINDS-Flexalum IN
color. comp. set for Tyler Gardens,
3-sSan9 3,osSdIm. . apss psso cost SOS, sell $s5,
wA'5IMrAfER d'sI1a' HF ssT1EoAAMzER' sl1oAAz Al con
wASHTUBS, sospstone spisots at
Condition. asitator design. s5S.
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wxsHEss iHS6' AND bRIEnRss' IEnRs'Is; for lg rent;
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To purchase. Call ST. $4,000.
WASHERS. all makes types: ss.st
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service EkEDERicK's. saob i4tf
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Evening star., 1955-07-10
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CHIHUAHUA PUPS, z wks. old. Axe
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sC0TTIEs-.Choice puppies; ch: STUD
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board your dog, modern kennels on
CoCKER PUPS, Champion father.
small Teddy Pear type; Best house
S25 up, Sel6 Hamilton st., West
cREktHHEA cHRfhkstt;HSHiIElfi W. FUrs rI2a!s. ;s;. AKc.a
palsi. Tss lawn N ana r. ss7ss q Tsd and fs Ysiss
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CoIIiE PUPafsiiEs, Axe Registered.
9 weeks sasls able and white. $50
BSsfoS fUPs, champion sired,
Socs,s,E Si;,,., babies s6 sss and, adults" Axe
ssHETE saHi1is rTPriEs, .ey colliss, PED
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COLLIE PUPS. sable and tri-eoior
AK Axe rss: shCts. yc.msds, excl. sH.
C0CkERs, Axe req. blond. vormsd
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pSfstAi4AAN' ''IsSst 'pSstrss. Axe iS s.,.
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Evening star., 1955-07-10
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MisclLEAkEoUs PoR sALR


Rua cnins.s . b y. blus. burnt
reasonable IA. 6-6S3S. 10
RUG. 9xi2 Karastan; blue. beigs
best oheF: WE. B-5237.
RUG, 1919 nroadioom: assp sresn,
Ssas 80 pad. u.sd Z months. Oh >
BUGS One 1o.exi4 Karastan.
chased at WoedvsTd q Lotkrop
| for $40; Sacrifices, S2ob. one exl2
S S5lginal ls sost sos; saerinee' slaS'
RUGS AND cARPETINd. Govt. spec.
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RUGs-one exi2 sisal: 2 matehins
ssssis ssssstsssss ruas. ons noer lamp. AD
lRUos-Alexandrisn sacrificing tvc
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RUGS and Dads. 8, Mohawk broad.
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