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Evening star., 1955-11-10
EXPRESS Attoche
TO Foce Charge
OF Impersonution

United States Commissioner
cyril s. Lawrence today recon-
Imended removal Of Melchor P,
Auuino, former press attache for
the Philippine Government, to
Minneapolis. Mimi. to face q
charge Of impersonating . diplo-
mat.
The express attache told Mr..
Lawrence he would not fight his
removal to the Minnesota city
to stand trial.
According TO FBI agents,
AQuino represented himself as
a diplomat and conducted q
series of lectures last year or
economies at the University OF
Minnesota. In doing 90 he con-
tracted debts with the university
Of $l,I00 and purchased a suit
on credit for $98.25.
However, since his arrest in
September at his apartment In
the $500 block of Wisconsin
avenue NV, Aquino has reim-
bursed the university and has
paid for the suit.
Until he is due TO appear In
Minneapolis for trial. Aquino
win be gres on $1,000 bail.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Roosevelt Doctor
.BIusts Politicians

ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. 10 R.--
DR.. Ross T. McIntire. personal
physician to President Franklin
ID. Roosevelt for IL years. today
described efforts by politicians TO
Iget President Eisenhower to run
again as ''unseemly.p
DR.. McIntire, executive direc-
tor Of the international College
Iof Surgeons, was interviewed
while here for informal confer
ences with the Georgia chapter
OF the college.
He said he deemed 1t improper
to speculate on what Mr.. Eisen-
hover win do at this time. He
added: I'm sure he has been
getting the best Of advice from
his doctors and when the time
comes for him to decide he will
make UP his own mind on the
matter. It is an unseenlly thing
for the politicians to be showing
him into a decision"
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Research Vessels
.Coptuin Stricken

PANAMA. Nov. 10 R.The
scientific research ship Atlantis
put back to sea last night after
leaving its master, Capt. Wyn-
field Bray. AZ, at Gorgas Hos
uitAE Capt Bray was reported
under observation because Of q
mild heart attack.
u The Atlantis. . two-masted
schooner owned by the Woods
Hole Oceanographic Institute at
woods Hole. Mass. is en- route
with a party Of scientists to
conduct studies of the South
American coast.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
.Loudoun Cites
Tux Saving
For PEPcO

LEESBURG. Va, Nov. II
tSpecial)-The Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. could save $9o7.-
500 the tirst year in local take.
alone II it built a SIS million
generating plant in Loudour
County. Va, II. c.. Thompson
chairman Of the Loudoun Board
of Supervisors. said in a state
ment today.
Mr.. Thompson said figures
lcomparing Montgomery and
ILoudoun County taxes have
been used freely and without re-
gard to fact until now"
Ioudoun taxes utilities on the
basis Of 40 per cent. Montgom-
cry on the basis Of 100 per cent
of net book value" the super
visor chairman said. Loudoun'e
rate OF $2.e5 per SlOU Woutu
mean a first years tax bin to
|PEPCO the first year with its
s2.O3 rate would be $i,522.500,
|he said.
If PEPco builds q 500 mil
lion plant the tax saving in
|Loudoun County the first year
alone would be si,22s, 900. Mr..
Thompson said.
sIf PEPCo builds IN Maryland
the great difference In taxes
would have to be made up by
electric consumers not only IN
Montgomery County but In
Prince Georges County, the Dis
Itrict Of Columbia and Arlington
County in Virginia as well," he
|continued." It would undoubt-
|edly mea nhigher rates for every
|pEpEC ifser in the service area.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Attorney Gets
Fine and Term
PHn,ADEIPHIA. NOV. 10 {,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 Up.
"A Baltimore attorney was fined
$500 in United States District
Court today and sentenced to
two months in jail for conspir-
ing to make false statements to
the immigration and Naturali-
lzation Service.
The attorney. George Petite,
was sentenced BY Federal Judge
Alan Grim on charges Of per-
Isuading three Marcus Hook,
(Pa.) men and a Baltimore resi-
dent to make false statements
in an effort to keep an alien sea-
man in the United States ille-
lgally.
Judge Grim imposed $500 fines
ION Gustav Katsaros, Panteisf s.
IPahides. Marcus Hook. and
Louis Sitaras Of Baltimore. He
also placed each on years
probation.
Assistant United States At
torney Robert Spiegel said the
three Marcus Hook men had
signed statements for the Immi-
grafton Service IN which they
identified the alien, Georgios
Kostatos. now living at Chester.
Pa. as John SitariS, born in
Chester but now living In Greece.
Louis Sitaris Of Baltimore did
not make any written state
|ments, but was charged with
couspiring with Petite to keep
Kostatos in the United States.
Kostatos was sentenced to two
months in jail by Judge Grim
before deportation to Greece.
whether the Sitaras men,
who also share the same first
name. were related, was not
indicated.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
kentucky Dentists, 80,
Are Identical Twins

years old. They display twin
loving cups received in 1852 be-
cause they were the oldest twins
lat the international Twin Con-
vention.
They dress alike from hat te
socks.
They even worked each Others
way through dental school.
DR.. Tom worked as an elec-
Itrician in New Orleans to en-
able DR., Henry to graduate from
the Louisville College of Dent
Iistry. Then Dr.. Henry started
his dental practice here and paid
/ for DR.. Toms degree.
Tit. double features never spell
doubt horror for the patients
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Mrs. America of l949
Gets New Divorce

SAN DIEGO, Calf. Nov. II
R.-Mrs. Frances cloyd. 20
Mrs. America of 1s4s." yester.
day divorced her husband. Ar.
thur Cloyd, 81, for the second
time.
Superior Court Judge Arthur
IL Mundo signed an interlocutory
divorce decree on. Mrs. cloyd''
allegations of extreme cruelty
She was awarded custody ol
their five children and the couri
ordered Mr. Cloyd to pay hei
$3.50 q month support.
The Cloyds were married ir
ll943. divorced in 1850. then re-
married in 1851.
Evening star., 1955-11-10

SHELBYvmLE, KY, Nov.
Rl.Every day is double feature
day at one dental Office. There
are the usual twin dental chairs
But you think you are seeing
double when the two dentists
walk In wearing the same friend
" smile. the same facial fea-
lures. and matching dress.
You learn that the bad tooth
isn't affecting your vision. after
all. You are in the office of Drs
Henry and Tom Williams, iden-
tical twins.
You learn that they even wear
spectacles with identical lenses
These vigorous brothers who
double in gold iniays. are 81
Evening star., 1955-11-10

however. DR.. Henry treats most
lof the patients needing filings
while Or. Tom handles extrac-
tons and prosthetics.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
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Evening star., 1955-11-10

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Filbert's recipe IS the one-and-only
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18

organ might be to us
If your group disagrees with the
Zionist platform that also is your
prerogative =. However, my OBJ
lection is based on the fact that
the American Council for Juda-
ism, Inc. has ignored every good
thing which has come out of Is
rael, and has attempted to injure
those elements in this country
which are trying to help Israel &.
Disagree if you must e. but why
injure and try to kill -?
If the Council" sees so much
goodness in the feudalism of the
Arab states that is the Councils"
business, but in it's efforts to ap-
praise our government of the
benefits which our state can OBJ
tain by supporting the kings and
the princes who have in the past
shown no sympathy with our own
international position it should
also not ignore the wonderful
process which is now taking part
in Israel =. =.
1 feel in writing to you, and
your organization, that you have
not the slightest idea of the think
ing that goes into this kind of
argument Your platform
speaks of the universal tradition"
of Judaism, yet you have chosen
in all instances to disassociate
yourselves from this tradition :.
In my previous mention of the
Council l stated that your
membership was "ingrown" :.
Perhaps the word l should have
used was warped" =. to the
tcontinued on Page Al
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18
ADJ. Watches Arab Anti Semitisnn

ter is located at AS Park Avenue.
This is also the address of the
United Nations delegations of the
League of Arab States and the
Kingdom of Yemen.
Chief of the center is Kamel
Abdul Rahim, one time Egyptian
ambassador to the United States.
Rahim arrived here in November
as UN representative from Yemen,
with rank of ambassador. This
grants him diplomatic immunity.
The information center, however,
is to be registered with the U. S.
Justice Department as "a foreign
agent"
Mr.. Forster said this week that
the Authorization Leagues as
sessment of the Arab center as
"the mass coordinating point for
nationwide dissemination of pro-
Arab, anti-Israeli and anti-Semitic
propaganda" is documented by
statements and reports attributed
to Rahim and other Arab League
officials.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18

The Anti-Defamation League of
B'nai Birth this week charged
that the new Arab Information
Center in New York, operating
with semi-diplomatic status, has
been consulting with professional
anti-Semites" to develop an Arab
propaganda campaign in the Uni
ted States.
The center, financed by the
Arab league, was opened in re-
cent weeks as an international
and cultural exchange. But, ADJ
declared, in its program to win
sympathy for the Arab League
states and discredit Israel, the
center has, through Arab League
intermediates, conferred wi h
anti-Semitic leaders about meth
DDS of arousing public feeling
against Jews in this country.
The ADJ charges were made in
a published report prepared by
Arnold Forster, its chief counsel
and civil rights director.
The new Arab Information Cen
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18
for this statement.

Dear Mr.. Blank,
Although this statement was
prompted by outside reading, | do
not at this time choose to quote
my source +. / make this choice
simply because / deem it unneces-
Sary -.
It seems to me that the activi-
ties of the American Council for
Judaism, Inc, speaks for itself
Certainly Arab propagandists in
this country have no better back
ers in this country than the or
ganization which you represent
In explaining my stand may I
say first:
Your Council has every right
to which free people are entitled
to disagree with the American
Zionists, Jewish and non-Jewish
=. It is also my opinion that you
have the moral right to organize
yourselves as you have done in
your own type of religious organi-
cation. While there is argument
in many quarters that what you
are preaching is not Judaism, and
there is great resentment that that
name is used to designate your
religious order, my own opinion is
that as much as many Jews would
like to disown the American
Council of Judaism. Inc. we cam
not dismember part of the body
no matter how obnoxious that
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18
Southern Zionist Meet
Set for April 3

On April 8, 1855, the Southeast
Region of the Zionist Organization
of America will be holding a Con-
ference on World Zionist Affairs
and the Shekel.
Beginning at 1915 p. m. with
luncheon session and ending by
500 p. M, the conference will be
held at the Hotel Fontainebleau in
Miami Beach, Florida.
This is one in a series of brief
ing conferences for ZOA key Re
gional and District lie d ers
throughout this year. Recent con-
ferences held in other areas of the
United States were, Boston, Mass,
New York City and New Jersey.
Participating in this conference
on April 3, are the following seven
states of the Southeast Region:
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North
and South Carolina, Mississippi
and Tennessee.
The purpose of the conference is
to provide ZOA leadership with a
complete background on every
important issue pertaining to
World Zionism and the part the
ZOA has to play in these affairs.
The discussion during the con-
ference will be with an eye to
formulating the ZOA position at
the forthcoming oath World Zion
list Congress. Serving as Confer
ence chairman will be Leo R. Bur-
son, President of the Southeast
Region.
There will be an off-the-record
briefing. session on WORLD
ZIONIST ISSUES BEFORE THE
24th ZIONIST CONGRESS and
GENERAL ZIONISM IN ISRAEL
AND THE DIASPORA. Mr.. Nor
timer May, National President of
ZOA, Mr.. Jacques foreigner, Vice
President of ZOA and Chairman,
ZOA National Committee on
World Zionist Affairs, Rabbi Ar
thur Hertzberg, Vice Chairman,
ZOA National Program and Edu-
cation Committee and Mr.. Leon
Ilutovich, Assistant Executive Di-
rector of ZOA, will lead the dis
custom. Following each of the
briefings, will be a full-dress dis
cussion by those present.
This conference will take place
the day following the Southeast
Region ZOA dinner at the Hotel
Fontainebleau, at which time
Abba Eban, Israeps Ambassador
to, the United States, will be the
principal speaker.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18

Mr.. EshkOl said that the under
writing agreement between the
State of Israel and the American
Financial and Development Cor
poration for Israel-of which
Henry Monitor was executive head
would be terminated by mutual
agreement because of what he
termed honest differences" over
sales policies. He paid tribute to
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18

Mr.. Monitor and emphasized that
there would be complete continu-
ity" of bond sales during the tran
sition period.
Israel Minister Thanks Leaders
of Bond Organization
"On behalf of the State of Israel,
l want to express my deepest ap-
probation to the officers and di-
rectors of the American Financial
and Development Corporation for
Israel for the extraordinary serv-
ice they have rendered to the
State of Israel during the past
four years, in initiating and sue
cessfully conducting the sale of
Israel Bonds, first, in the United
States and now also in % other
countries. l want particularly to
record the gratitude which the
State owes to Rudolf G.. Some
born, president of the Corporation,
Julian B. Venezky, chairman of
the executive committee, Samuel
Rothberg, national chairman of
the Bond Organization in the Uni
ted States, and Henry Monitor,
chief executive officer of the Cor
poration.
Il want especially to pay tribute
TO Henry Monitor whom we in
Israel regard as one of those who
distinguished himself in mobil-
izing the material and moral re-
sources that made possible the es-
tablishment of the State and who.
since the State of Israel was es-
tablished. has been in the fore
front of those who have stood by
our side with ingenuity. skill and
devotion to provide vast sums.
first as director of the United
Jewish Appeal for Is years. and
now during the past four years.
as chief executive officer of the
Israel Bond Organization. He was
the directing head of the United
Jewish Appeal in the critical years
following World War II when
American JewrY rose TO the great
est heights in financing the reha-
Utilization of the Jewish refugees
and the rise of the State of Israel.
During the past four years. the
American Financial and Develop
ment Corporation for Israel has
sold 100000 of State of Is
rael Bonds.
1T is also imperative that l
make clear that the State of Israel
has the deepest sense of obligation
to the thousands of leaders
throughout the United States and
elsewhere who gave of their time,
energy and resources to create
this vital instrument of economic
survival for the State. l want to
assure the 100000 bond purchasers
that they have rendered help of
inestimable value to the State
and to reassure them that their
investments already at work and
producing dividends in Israel, will
be repaid in full, interest and
principal.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18
BY Ethel Teddy" Moscovitz

The American Council for Judaism
20l E. 57th Street
New York %. New York
February %, 1855
Mrs Ethel Teddy Moscovitz :.
Southern Jewish Weekly
Jacksonville, Fla.
In your column of February l0, 1855
you declare:
g.. Arab propagandists in this coun-
try are backed, not only by such ingrowr
individuals as are part of the American
Council for Judaism, Inc, :"
Please advise what your authority is
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18
DIR. JOSEPH SCHWARTZ NAMED
HEAD OF NEW ISRAEL
BOND ORGANIZATION

NEW YORK (T "A sales organization for Israel bonds
the direction Joseph
the United Jewish Appeal
this country by
Minister Levi Eshkol prior his Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18
PLAIN TALK
THE PERFECT FUNERAL
SERMON
BY ALFRED SEGAL

Excuse me. please. for bringing
the matter up. but I've just been
reading certain funeral sermon
and that's what started me on this.
In the course of my rather long
life I've had TO listen to a lot Of
funeral sermons by rabbis and by
Christian ministers.
Hearing these has brought me
around to recommend the Episco-
palian way of burying the dead,
without praises. The Episcopal
dead man is sent on his way only
with prayers to God in his behalf.
- At times. listening to funeral
Grafton. scarcely recognize the
guy for whom it is intended.
knew him better than the rabbi
or the Christian pastor could.
The preacher-Jew or Christian
cause him to look like a faultless
fellow: though. in fact. the offici.
ating clergyman scarcely knew
him.
Sure enough, this dead man had
his merits which l respected, but
he had his sins, as we'll; the
preacher, like his undertaken, was
trying to make him look better
; dead even than he did when he
was living.
recall one funeral in particu-
lar. The rabbi who never even
heard Of the man he was burYing
had come to me: Tell me. Segal.
what you know of him. What can
say about him?"
replied, Why not try saying
nothing for once.
The rabbi protested. But the
mans family expects me TO say
something beyond the usual pray
ers."
So 1 said, Well rabbi, there was
good as well as bad in this mans
life. But if you paint him all good,
as preachers charitably lii e to,
some of the people at the funeral
will start thinking of all the bad
they knew about him yeah"
they will be thinking, you'd
think he was a great, good man,
the way the rabbi talks. Did he
ever give a nickel for charity?
And that sort of secret thinking
isn't of any good to the dead
mans memory and he lying there
helpless. Rabbi, better say moth
ing"
So the rabbi was content to de-
rive his Itinerary eloquence out of
Scripture-the Biblical verses that
tell what life's all about and the
Kaddish.
Well, all that brings me back to
the funeral sermon that prompted
these meditations; I've the sermon
of Rabbi Julius Mark Of New
York's Emanuel at the recent
funeral of the late and unlament-
ed Serge Rubinstein; found it in
the New York Times.
I have been meeting a lot of
Jews who feel distressed on ac-
count of Rubinstein getting all
that prominence because of the
mystery Of his death and the no.
good way of his life. They are
worried about the foul thinking
of those people who like to pin
the sins of worthless Jew on all
of US.
What l liked in Rabbi Marks
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Maryland Auto Tag
Forms Due Monday
BY The A,soeioisd Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1s-The
Department of Motor Vehicles
said yesterday it viii begin mall
ing to Maryland automobile
owners next Monday their ap-
plication forms for 1866 license
tags. 1t will take three days to
get them all out.
Each form will bear a special
notice:
when $40 fee is shown
remit SIS.
when $50 fee is shown remit
$23."
The application forms were
printed when it was conten-
plated the fees for license tags
would increase this year.
The General Assembly sub
seQuently passed a bill postpon-
ing the increases until 1867.
The new plates will 60 on sale
Feb. %. They may be displayed
on cars beginning March /. ALI
cars must have them by mid
night March 81.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Negro Loses Bus Suit
In South Carolina
BY The Asseeiaisd Press

COLUMBIA. 8. c.. Feb. Ia
Education and personality are
not developed on q city bus.
United States District Judge
George Bell Zimmerman ruled in
q civil rights case here.
He dismissed a $25, 900 dam
age suit against the bus company
brought by Sarah Mae Fleming,
Negro. She said q driver forced
her to occupy a rear seat in his
bus, and that "as a citizen Of
the United States she has /.
every right and privilege to
occupy any seat of her choice
upon said public conveyance ;"
Judge Zimmerman. one of the
three judges whose decision for
segregated public schools was
oyerthrown by the United States
Supreme Court. said a State law
requiring separated seating for
whites and Negroes still stands.
Judge Zimmerman said the
Supreme Courts ruling against
separate-hut-equal segregated
schools was based on "such in
tangibles as opportunities to
engage In discussions and to
exchange views with students of
a different race, and the sup
posed sociological effect which
segregation has on the educa-
tional and mental development
Of Negro children. =. (The
court) has made no such holding
in the field of public transporta-
ton"
Evening star., 1955-02-18
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Hospital AIumnae Group
To Honor Retiring Nurse

Members Of the Freedmen's
Nurses Alumnae Association will
honor Mrs. Marian Brown Sey-
mour. who is retiring after 80
years Of service in the nursing
profession. at 8 pm. tomorrow
In the Raleigh Hotel.
Speakers at the testimonial
dinner will include DR.. Charles
Burbridge, superintendent of
Freedmen's: DR.. Paul Cornelly,
medical director of the hospital,
and DR.. Mordecai w. johnson,
president of Howard University.