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Evening star., 1955-05-29
BY SMITH HEMPSTONE

In May a college seniors
thoughts lightly turn to salaries,
pension plans. group hospitaliza-
ton and fringe benefits.
George Washington University
seniors are no exception.
This in its own time.
First, exams.
The oppressive quiet which
settled over the Twenty first and
G street campus last week was
heavy with the odor of burnt
midnight oil. Through the si-
lence one could almost hear the
crunch of flngernails and the
whirling of wheels within some
5000 heads.
The Cast Of Characters
The same characters were in
evidence outside the examina-
ton rooms: The guy who agon-
ICES over the exam and you
know he's in with an A; the kid
with the worried look and no
comment to make, who wonders
whether his CT bill or his luck
will run out first; the Ivy League
type who can't can't be bothered
with it all; the carload of sorcr-
ity sisters waiting for dullard
to finish so they can get to the
beach. They're all there. all
sweating out the results Of their
finals with varying degrees OF
anxiety.
The old joke about getting a
blank sheet of paper instead OF
a diploma at graduation June 8
doesn't apply. Everybody gets
blanks and those who make it
turn in the dummy and pick up
their diplomas at the registrars
Office.
The conversation comes in
Gnatches:
what did you say on No. 1872"
"Ugh."
"That question on the Treaty
Of Ghent was a sleeper"
II never even heard Of that
book"
II really hit that question on
Eliot"
well, I'll be getting drafted
soon, anyway"
High Jinks Out of Place
The seriousness which might
be expected of the seniors seems
to have infected the student
body as a whole. There is little
in the way of high jinks.
There are, apparently, nc
banners to fly, no new worlds tc
win. The smart guy plays il
close to the vest, keeps his mouth
shut and his rep" tie securely
Evening star., 1955-05-29
French Blame
Reds for. Riots
In Ca1neroons

PARIS, May 90 R.-New
trouble in the far of Cameroons
was harassing French authorities
today, already overburdened with
the policing of an African en-
pire 20 times as big as the home
country. The government blamed
Communists.
The Cameroons. bigger than
California. lie just under the
hump of West Africa between
British Nigeria and the Spanish
colony Of Rio NUM-. It's popula-
ton Of more than three million.
only 5000 Of whom are French.
is held in trust to the United
Nations. It sends four deputies
to the French National Assem-
bly,, one a native of the area.
Five Days Of Rioting
French government spokesmen
today, blamed five days Of rioting.
which claimed at least nine dead,
on Communist leaders Of a party
called the Cameroons Peoples
Union (UPC), Last night UPC
headquarters at Douala caught
fire. It spread to 200 thatched
huts. About one-fifth of the New
bell district burned to the
ground.
Near Edea. about 40 miles
southeast, a UPC chief was re-
ported to have attacked leaders
Of another political group with
a rife
French High Commissioner
Roland Pre- got an estimated $50
police reinforcements by private
airline from BraZzaville.
Violence in Tunisia, on the
Mediterranean over 1000 miles
away, may be eased by a home
rule agreement due for signature
soon by two premiers, Edgar
Faure of France and Tahar ben
Amman of TuniSia. But two po-
litical murders were reported to-
day in Tunis, apparently due to
conflicts between moderate and
extreme NationalistS.
Two Moslems Killed
The French government felt
confident enough of the Tunisian
situation to send a division of
French troops east to Algeria, in
addition to the one ordered from
Germany in recent days. In Al
geria the long tale Of bombings,
guerrilla attacks and political
shootings was heightened again
yesterday. Two Moslems were
killed at Tiziouzou. near the
Mediterranean coast. At Miliana,
in the Algiers area, 1lve police
men and two MoslemS were re-
ported wounded in a demonStra-
tion against a government
decision to put a local Commu-
mist leader out Of town.
Bombings and terrorist attacks
continued in Casablanca, on the
Atlantic coast of Morocco, but nc
serious casualties were reported
Evening star., 1955-05-29
,24 Wayne avenue, Silver Spring.

824 Wayne avenue, Silver Spring.
Md.
Wednesday
Francis Junior High School
PTA-Workshop discussion Of
Recent Trends in Junior High
Education" at the school.
Twenty-fourth and N streets
NV. at 3:15 pm.
Thursday
Park View School PTA-Films
and slides on accident preven-
ton will be shown at ! PM, at
the school at Warder and New
ton streets NV.
Saturday
Rock Creek Forest Elementary
PTA-Bake sale and Fair at 5
pm. at the. school. Grubb road
and Colston drive, Chevy Chase,
Md.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Navy Reserve Officers
To Heur TuIk on Poland

A meeting Of the Washington
Navy Chapter, Reserve Ofdcers'
Association, will be held at $50
pm. Tuesday at Bethesda Naval
Hospital.
Leonard Beck. research analyst
at the Library Of Congress. will
speak on the subject. Tensions
Within Occupied Polandf'
Evening star., 1955-05-29

ported e2s cases Of polio since
April 10.
Three new cases after vacci-
nation were reported yesterday.
one each in Maryland. Ohio and
Texas. But o case previously
reported from Pennsylvania was
taken from the list. It was dag
nosed as other than polio.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Colleges Begin
.Graduations

Graduations begin this week
for Washington area UNIVERSE
ties and colleges.
Commencement exercises. in
cluding preliminary events, will
be held at the following schools
this week:
TRINITY COLLEGE
Trinity College will graduate
Ill seniors at exercises at II
am. tomorrow on the campus.
Miss Alba Cizzamia, United Ma
tions observer, the National
Catholic Welfare Conference,
will be the speaker. and diplo-
mas will be presented by Arch
bishop Patrick A. O'Boyle. Bac-
calaureate services will be held
at 10:30 am. today at Notre
Dame Chapel.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
Howard University will grad
uate 465 students in exercises at
$50 pm. Friday in front of Fred
erick Douglass Memorial Hall on
the campus. Archie A. Alexan-
der, Governor of the Virgin
Islands, will speak. Honorary
doctorates will be bestowed on
the Rev. A. Powell Davies, min
lister Of All Souls Unitarian
Church: Federal Judge William
H. HASTE of Philadelphia, and
Dean Howard Thurman Of Bos-
ton University. Exercises will be
held at Constitution Hall in event
of bad weather.
Baccalaureate services will be
held at $50 o'clock this after
noon on the campus, with DR..
Mordecai w. johnson. president.
preaching the sermon.
GALLAUDET COLLEGE
Highlighting Gallaudet Col
lege's commencement Saturday
will be groundbreaking cere-
monies for the schools Edward
Miner Gallaudet Library.
The traditional baccalaureate
service will be at 8 o'clock to-
night in the college chapel. The
Very Rev. Philip M. Hannah.
chancellor of the Archdiocese of
Washington, will deliver the SER
mon. Saturdays commencement
will begin at 3 pm, and the
groundbreaking will be at 2 pm.
DR.. Guy E. Snavely, past execu-
tive director of the American
Association of American Col
leges. will be commencement
speaker.
MT. VERNON JUNIOR
COLLEGE
Senator Goldwater, Republi-
can of Arizona, will speak at the
graduation exercises of the Mt.
Vernon Junior College, at 5 pm,
tomorrow at the Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Church.
Baccalaureate services will be
held at 4:30 pm. today, also at
the church. Rev. Edward L. r.
Elson. of the National Presbyter-
ian Church, will speak.
Graduation exercises for Mt.
Vernon Seminary will be at II
am. tomorrow at the Metropoli-
tan Memorial Methodist Church.
Allen Dulles, director Of the
Central Intelligence Agency. will
speak.
MARJORIE WEBSTER
JUNIOR COLLEGE
Commencement exercises for
q
Evening star., 1955-05-29
MARJORIE WEBSTER
JUNIOR COLLEGE

Commencement exercises for
104 students of Marjorie Webster
Junior College will be held at II
am. Tuesday in the college gym
nasium. Mrs. Robert w. Leeds,
assistant U. S. Commissioner Of
Patents, will deliver the address.
Evening star., 1955-01-14

-
BUICK 's3 Estate wagon; =. and h.;I
pynafov, beautiful black fnish.
Only tes. Bank nnsncins'
BUICK ,ts special radio. heater.
due. Sa9Q. No money down. WILL
L1AMs, sOth and r, l. ave. ne.
BUICK Isl super Riviera 4-door:
heater, Dynaiiow drive. ssat covers,
beautiful dark green hnish; i'm
snsrantes; MaaSass; ssss. wiHEEEIEiR. INC. Z.
chryslss, psalsrs' ] $500 ~ Wisconsin
BUICK so super Riviera s-dccr:
Dynefiow, =. and D., today,s best
value: $6a5. MANN MOTORS, INC,
tOids.1. 5000 18th st. "a blk west
gf @. aveJ, Silver sprins ~,
BuicK 40 super 4-dr.: :, and ii.
Dyna.. Wv. tires: very clean: Al
gTIhs gssnTaInissllE Ssss IA si.ss \; sh2wN slvs
Afi. Va IA a-kkkz. s-s18
Evening star., 1955-01-14

CHEyRoLET 1881 4-dr. Fleetiine de
luxe; equipped beautiful dark gray
S795. WfsSiNGER cHEVRoLET
Co, Seven Corners. Fails Church.
Va. JE. 2-1177.
CHEVROLET 1855 4-df. sed.; heater
and turn signals; under 10 miles:
Sl,z5o Days. Ma. S-16o5: ewes.
XII. S-6S34. I'D
CHEVROLET 81 de luxe 2-dr. sedan:
$799. HORNERsS BUICK, $500
MINI. ne, LII. l-Qe26. IA
CHEVROLET AZ club eoupe: S449.
HoRNERS BUICK. 3S29 MINI. ave.
n.e.s LU. 1920. IA
Evening star., 1955-01-14
AuToMosiLEs FoR SALE

CADILLAC IS Coupe DeEille: load
ed with .equipment. rs new. tmme-
diate delivery. under Ills listed. Al.e Y,
MOTORS. ies6 4. I. ave. ne. ii
!: and b.: sls5. ALcoEN MQToRs.
6e20 Lee hwy. Arf. u. 2-s65Q
CADILLAC 1854 SCR sedan: Cabot
gray finish; equipped with radio,
heater. Hydra-Matic. power steering.
power brakes, E-Z-Eye Glass; eiec-
trie windows and excellent tires. the
standard of the world: priced at
:. ,S9S; CCc guar CAPITOL cApgL. j.
Sc. NV. ST. $4,000.
CADILLAC 1854 "62'' club coupe: r.
and h.. HYDRA. power steerins.
brakes. seats and windows; Wv.
tires. A sharp auto priced for o
Quick sale. PENNY MOTORS. 1890
cREyRoiET A 81 P's S. ta stylsIie eoS ~ luxe .
DR.. sedan: attractive Brewster blue
finish with harmonizing taflor-made
seat covers; radio. heater. Power
glide. This car has been thorough
y reconditioned and inspected IN
owner car which reflects the finest
OF care. An outstanding value At
only $795. OLMSTEAD MOTOR Co.
N. Virginia,s Largest Oidsmohile
Dealer, 1000 wilson blvd, Arl.. IA.
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air convertible;
Z. and h.. Powerglide. beautiful red
hnish. new top. new-car appearance.
Carries our OK warranty: Sl.5g5.
WIsSINGER CHEvRQLET Co.
Seven Corners. Falls Church. Vas
ciHEvEo5LlEkf .ss .alo- sedan: very
ssIsSaS. IIzs'yses IA yssesaoSn. PENNY NO. No.
cHpSRohET T1Ri isse Is5s r ssi ssf- A1r s own OWNER
immaeSiate. speciai @ ii for III TO-DAY. Faii
OHIO WILLIAMS Buick. sooi
csFeeSoLEf cHslFseeHlos aSf' is iiss5s -aIo. s-drl: l4 :.
and b; rcEsrglide: turn signsls
tic seat covers: one owner: low mile
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. ll14 Vermont ave. NV,
AD. 4-4300. Open ewes. It'll 9. sat.
cHEyRoLET 1859 4-door; radio and
heater; excellent condition. win ac-
cept trade. Can arrange financing
Phone Ii. 3-231e. 16s
CHEVROLET 1851 de luxe 4-dr.:
PoTerRlide, Z; and h.: sheridan blue
rea S sharp es INSIDE e0ss and OUT SW ssks se.dsy
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900
l4th st; nv NO; T-1l11. Open
CHEVROLET '52 2-dr.; heater: low
mileage: seat covers: forest green
finish; like new throughout: 4-mo.
guar; SS45. HILL a. SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
14th st. NV, NO. T-lI11. Open
ewes. til g.. Sat. til 5.
CHEVROLET 80 convertible; beauti-
ful sun tan; fully equipped. 81 sos.
sIoHLMAS s AN sqaT; slso 4 Ask for Bill
CHEVROLET "a station wagon; like
new: 1000 mi; $1.s95. ~
CHEVROLET 81 club coupe: +. and
b.: S749. HoRNER'S COR, Buick
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii.
CHEVROLET 40 convertible coupe; T..
and h.; Ike new. $499. HORNER'S
COR, Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne.
at 9th, Ii. 6-6464.
80 Styleline de luxe q
dr.; r. and h.. Powerglide; upholstery
like new; good rubber; $565. Pvt.
,JU. 5-S726. -d6
Evening star., 1955-01-14
AuroMosILEs FOR SALE

CADILLAC BAKGA1lls 80 coupe:
black; W,-N. tires. $e.6o5: 80 Fleet-
$S,595: 81 6zs sedan. ike new,
S1 ,S95: '4S sedan. only SS95. AL
fully equipped. every extra. Guaran-
teed. THACKER MOTORS. 1900
40 '-62s' sedan black m
ish: equipped with radio. heater.
Hydra-Matic. new Wv. tiress Ca
dillac seryiced, owner driven. OIL.
80 sedan: fuiiy equipped;
discount price. 81 .495. Low down
payment. AUTO WHOLESALERS
DISCOUNT SALES CORP, 1871
Bladensburg rd. ne.
CADILLAC 1858 "62": equipped with
power steering. electric eye. tinted
glass and a beautiful Jet black I'M
isi; only one owner. Don't miss this:
cash. terms or trade. HERSON'S.
6th and o SITS. NV. DE. s2-4500.
CADILLAC 1889 aeev convertible:
light blue. with black top: radio.
heater. Hydra-Matic, power steerins
and excellent Wv. tires; priced to
sell at So .5a5: CCC guar. CAPITOL
CADILLAC Ac-OLDsMOBILE CO.. 1929
22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
AuTos. ron SALE tceas.

cADILIAC ie42. :. ara h.. HYDRA, |:
turn ss'..s sasns,s ~. va VA tas.. as ane 9s
canIfIac y lac 81 yssy sedan; Hydrs'. :.
and h premium Wv. tires. 2
price. xl,595. La. $4,000. PENNY
MOTORS. 1920 K. / ave. ne. ia
CADILLAC '54 convertible: :. and h.,
Hydfa-Matic. power steering. power
brakes. Royal Master Wv. tires,
Life Guard tubes, real wire wheels.
tinted glass, Autronic-Eye. 4-way
seat; beautiful canary yellow finish,
black leather interior. carpets. and
top. this car looks and performs
like new: several others to choose
from: so TO '53 models IN coupes.
Coupe DeVilles and eonyertibles.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES. 1717 r. J..
ave. ne. DU. 7-S300. Ia
CADILLAC 1851 De Vilie-type coupe:
2-tone paint; Wv, tires: fully
equipped; a beautiful car at only
Si.995. CARS. INC, 155 Florida
ave. ne. Elk. 3-a063. --14
CADILLAC '4g "s2" sedan: +. and h..
Hydra. very low mileage. extra
clean. On sale today. $995. La g.
200. PENNY MOTORS. 1920 +. !.
ave. NE. Ia
Evening star., 1955-01-14

CHEVROLET 1850 s-dr. de luxe; :.
and b. Had loTing care: trans. oEns-
seas; $6aa. u. 2-S40a. -tS
CHEVROLET le4s 2-dr.: r. b.: tires
motor, body excel. eond: low mile
asei always saraged: orig. owner;
$50. OIL. 4-6s97. --16
cHRvR0LEf "a styleiine 2-dr.: ex-
2-t0ne blue finish, equipped With
heater. matching covers. See and
drive this nearly new beauty. Only
Sl.4e5. Easy terms. KENYON-PECK
CHEVROLET. 3l4n Lee hwy, Afl-
ingtons Va. IA. s-90OS. Open tn
Evening star., 1955-01-14

CHEFK0LKR 1854 model $50 cdr; !;
never titled; less than 100 miles:
blue; saertnee. S1,400. 10. 4.1146.
CHEVROLET .55 Bel Air 2-dr.: radio.
: heater, Powerglide. power steering
ana power bfakes.s just new. a
tremendous savings ct only $2,395.
Trades accepted. PENNY MOTORS.
1920 r. ]. ave. me-. LA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-01-14

cHEEROEx1 1851 styisiine az luxe
2-dooF. spotless, origLnal black
nnlsh: eonpletsly sau.Rpsd With s
other extras. an immaculate one
owner car, carefully driven exactly
g. .436 miles. Owners name on re-
quest. $G99: bank financing. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. Open
Sunday Id
Evening star., 1955-01-14
AuToMoBILEs Fok SALE

80 Hsl Air 4-docr.
striking 2-tone colors with match
Ing Ieather trim interior and COM
piete1y equipped with powergiide. r.
and h., signaS. Autfonic- and
many other extras. positively same
as new: for fraction of original
cost: 81 .6e9. Bank financing. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ca ave. Open
Sunday. I'D
40 Fleetline de luxe
4-door: original gray flnish and
completely equipped, including r.
and h.. signals; extra clean and
mechanically perfect. Reduced for
quick sale TO S3q9. Trade and
terms. KIRK MOTOR Co, 1000
Ga. ave. Open Sunday. -16
1855 FORDS, PONTIACS
CHEVROLETS, PLYMOUTHSI
Most models less than so miles. Great
savings. Small down payments.
Balance financed through local bank.
COLES
Washington Baltimore Blvd.
Phone Parkway 5-1922 or ELKRIDGEl
SS7. -I6
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

\ million-dollar check adds
10 the problems of a "one-Shot'
best-Sclling novelist who can't
seem to get started on that Sec
ond book, on THE MILLION
ARE over WBTW "Wednesday
At 8 p. n.
FBI counntCrSpy Herb Phil
brick has a birthday, and it
nearly turns out to be his last.
on LED LIVES on channel 8
Wednesday at $50 pm.
Cisco Andrade, No. 6 ranking
lightweight. meets Eddie Chav-
ez in 4 lO-round return bout. on
WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS
over WBTW Wednesday at 9
pm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

Outlaws are making numer-
Gus robbcries and getting rich
off gold shipments, and an old
tough mine owner and his Gau-
shtcr are about to lose their
mine for an unpaid mortgage,
on LONE RANGER Thursday
at 6 pm over WBTW.
Gary Crosby, BirG'S eldest
son, ROnnie Burns. son of Geo
rye and Oracle, Janet Parker,
Jack Benny and Ruth HuSSey
co-Star in Time Out For Cling
err" Song-and-dancc comedy
drama about a tCcn-aged girl
who wants TO be a football star.
on SHOWER OF STARS over
Thursday at 7:3O pm.
Michael O'Shca and Sidney
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

Blackmer co-Star in "The Big
Fix" a comedy about a former
big shot who has become a
Bowery bum, on the DAMON
RUNYON THEATRE Thursday
at 1890 pm over channel 8.
The year is 1917 and the out
look of son NclS, now medical
school student, is Mama Han
sons chief concern on the sew
enth season premiere of the
popular family dramatic series,
MAMA, starring Peggy Wood,
on WBTW Friday at Z pm.
Waldo Binney, confirmed
bachelor friend of the Rilcys.
falls III love only to have Riley.
turn his romance into chaos. on
THE LIFE OF RILEY Friday at
I7:3O pm over .WBTW.
=
Farm agents from Columbus
County, n. c., are guests Of
farm editor Tom Rogers in Il.
discussion of the sweet potato
program, on SOUTHEAST AL.
MANIAC Friday at 8 pm over
WBTW.
a surprise tip from an uncX-
pccted informant leads 10 the
capture Of the ruthless gurman
in the homicide of Il policeman
on the season premiere Of THE
LINEUP, returning to WBTW
Friday at $50 pm.
= =
a l0-round heavyweight bout
between Tommy Hurricane"
jackson and Rex Layne will be,
tclecaSt on FRIDAY NIGHT
FIGHTS over WBTW Friday at
9 pm.
The distinctively different,
songs: Young Ideas" Gum
Drop" and The Bible Tells Me
So" will be sung on THE LAW
.RENCE WELK SHOW over
WBTW Saturday at 7 pm.
Jan Stewards roommate. Pat
Murphy. brings home n boy
friend who promptly falls for
Jan, on IT'S ALWAYS JAN
Saturday at $3.50 pm over
WBTW.
The solitude OF a lonely des-
crt ranch is shattered when
Marshal Matt Dillon tangles
with an embittered cowhand
bent on homicide, on GUN
SMOKE over WBTW Saturday
ut 9 pm.
The Washington Redskins
meet the Chicago Cardinals in
a professional football game TO
be televiScd over WBTW Sun
day at . pm.
Earl has a birthday coming
up-his 47th-and Amy, Steve
and Denny invite group of
Earl'S old high school friends to
a surprise birthday party. on
IT'S a GREAT LIFE Sunday
1t 6 pm over WBTW.
.
Jack Carson will be cmccc.
with guests Harry BcIafonte.
Martha Scott and baseball stars
Yogi Berra. Whitley Ford, Hank
Bauer, Carl ErSkine, Pee Wee
Reese, Duke Snidcr and sports
announcer Mel Allen. on THE
COLGATE VARIETY HOUR
Sunday at 8 pm over WBTW.
The story of a church-going
woman who is obscSscd with the
idea that her life has been one
of complete anonymity and
consequently tcrrorizes her
whole congregation will be I'M
folded on BADGE ia Sunday
at Q pm over WBTW.
Hostess Merle Oberon will.
introduce Il drama, Moment Of
Decision" starring Llama Lynn
/ who portrays storekcepcr's
daughter. following her fathers
advise to wait" before marry
ing, loses her sweetheart when
she waits too long. on THE
iLORRETTA YOUNG SHOW
Sunday at 10 pm on channel 8.
With $4,000 at stake, an Ala
bama woman and her New York
friend return 10 BREAK THE
BANK, Sunday at 1890 pm over
WBTW, and the first question
in their category, Southland"
is for the Jackpot.
An appeal from Ricky to the
gallant movie star, John Wayne.
saves Lucy from one Of the most
embarrassing situations she has
yet encountered on / LOVE
LUCY Monday at pm over
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28

Mission in Israel.
All day workshop panels on
Sunday, February 9Th, will hear
Rabbi Jerome Unger, executive
director of the American Zionist
Council, Rev. Karl Baehr, execu-
i've director of the American
Christian Palestine Committee, I.
L. Kenen, executive director OF
the American Zionist Committee
for Public Affairs and Abraham
Shenker, Chairman of Youth Ac-
Invites of the Council.
Over all local arrangements for
the reception, accommodation and
entertainment of delegates as well
as Atlanta participation in the
conference are being made by g
committee headed by Mrs. Sidney
,. Janus. Chairman of the At
lanta Zionist Council and Mrs.
George CHAT, Conference Chair
nan. Associated with the Commit
tee as Out-of-Town Chairmen are
Mrs. Morris Frank, President OF
the Southeastern Hadassah Region
and Leo R. Burson, President OF
the Southeastern Region Z.O.A.
Reservations for hotel accom-
modations should be addressed to
the Southern Area Office of the
American Zionist Council, 512
One Peachtree Building, Atlanta
3, Georgia.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28

as its primary activity which is
public relations.
Southern constituencies of the
Council are Hadassah, the Zionist
Organization of America, Far.
band, Pioneer Women and Miz-
rachi.
The opening plenary session on
Saturday evening, February 5th,
will be addressed by Rabbi Irving
Miller, National Chairman of the
Council, Mrs. Samuel w. Halprin
past National President of Hadas-
sab and Vice. Chairman of the
American Section of the Jewish
Agency, DR.. Carl Hermann Voss,
Chairman of the Executive Coun-
Gil of the Executive Council of the
American Christian Palestine
Committee and Virgil Van Street,
Legal Counsel and Policy Advisor
to the United States Operations
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28
TAMPA, FLORIDA
South to Host
Zionist Council

The American Zionist Council
is highlighting its expanded pro-
gram by holding its first Southern
Regional Conference at the Bilt-
more Hotel in Atlanta over the
weekend of February 5th and
9Th.
The conference will be attended
by delegates from IL Southern
states. The program will also in
clude panel discussions on cultur-
al projects and youth work which
are now part of the Councils
wider sphere of interest, as well
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28
BY LOU LuroUR

NEW YORK (Globan You
do not have To have unsIghily
hands II YOU 60. IT'S Your own
fault FIRST and foremost. see that
they are kept immediately
clean
IL there Is Tendency toward
dryneSs. see that YOU cream, oil
and massage them regularly and
especially before going TO bed.
1t is quite profitable 10 secure
a pair OF white cotton gloves 10
put on al night after the treat
ment has been given
This keeps the lubricants from
rubbing off on the bed linen and
assures your hands greater bene-
fits. The hand that is lovely 10
touch is the hand that IS so
treated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28
Speech Awards Made Al
Annual Program

Approximately loo stu
dents in Wayne University's
department of speech re-
ceived awards for speech ac-
tivity at the 25th Reception
and Awards Program. Tues
day. May IL.
Five-year gold keys with
two emeralds were awarded
to John Cantelon. radio
Eugene Duston. debate
speakers bureau, 5S46 From
tenac: Russell Smith, tele-
vision. 633 Prentis; and Rob-
ert Wesley. television, radio,
1850 Wiltshire.
Presiding at the program
was DR.. Rupert l.. Cortright.
chairman of the department
Of speech.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28
HoNoRs ORGANIZER

Mrs Francis Smoot Of Van
court will be honored with a
testimonial dinner FRIDAY night
by the Ladies Aid Of Second
Baptist Church
Thirty-SeVen years ago. Mrs.
Smoot organized this club and
II has been a contributing organ
ration TO the church IN every
respect
II is always a pleasure 10 know
fine folk like Mrs. SmoOt. whom
we consider a tine American
woman. Greetings from affiliated
clubs will be heard from the De-
troit Association by Mrs Martha
Brandon. Entro Nous Club. Mrs.
Mary Peniok. Deacon Board and
church. Deacon Penick. DorcaS
Society. Mrs. Hazel Smith. Lyd-
ian Association. Mrs. Louise
Tibbs. vancourt Block Club. and
Matte Brown