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Account,

Naylor Rexall Pharmacy
sose rfss,D.Gps ssyIst Rs.s sR u ott:
Sandy Sue Kiddic Shop
tChildren's Wear Shop
1880 Savannah st. Sc.
Elmirs st. S.W. 10. 3-4111
The Suit Shop &
Mems Ciotntngl
eos Renna. Ave. Sc. Lila S-43SS
$A%%eeAs&seessAsNes%A%A%SAs<
Befhesd0-
Chevy Chase, Md.
seseeAASAAeAeNs%NsNA>ese%s&
Adler & Mandel
1909 Woodmont Ave. or. 4-7es1
Airport Book Shop
20 Wisconsin Circle OIL. A-0SO0
Beyda's
fChildren's Apparel,
wisconsin Ave. at Western OIL. 6-S422
j. A. Lazarus
1886 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 6-6722
Icons Mems Shop
7434 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. G-l6b3
(Men's Clothing and Hsberdashery)
Market Tire Company
4S18 Hampden Lane. Bethesda. Nd.
OIL. 6-620O
MOnty's Kiddieland
fChildren's Clothing. Toys. Furniturel
12l7 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-614S
Ray KOOntz Mems Wear
+ 1Civiiian Clothes 81 Uniformsl
1426 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2.0590
Singers jewelers., Inc.
Greg. jewelers.. Amer. Gem Society
542O Wisconsin, Ave. OIL. 4-30SO
Vicar Camera b
Hobby Shops
4S wisconsin Circle OF. 4-3500
7348 wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-l32l
SeNA%He%N<AseA%A%e>eNNS>N%A
Biadensburg, Md. {
S<sNeN%%sAStNAAAAAs%~sSNSs$
David's Style Shop
(Women's & Children's Wear1
49O1 Annapolis Road AP. 7-I33l
Music Time "
Records. Players and Accessoriesl
1886 Annapolis Read. WA. 7-0S56
Shirley's
ladies Wear and Accessories
Watch for Grand Opening In Feb.p
$3.50 Annapolis Road. WA. 7-S3O0
Tippett jewelers.
fJewelery, Watches q Giftst
4815-A Annapolis Road WA. 7-1252
Vater's Shoes
tNatienai Brand Shoes for the Family
6426 Annapolis I'd. UN. 4-4500
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Airport Passengers Up Sharply
From Year Ago in January

term as member Of the Acacia
Field Advisory Committee.
MIR. Zimmerman, who was ax,-
pointed as head Of the Northern
Virginia ONCE in November, 1913,
has been member of the cosn-
mittee continuously since 1851.
The committee is selected an-
nually. with Acacia's i've mnst
successful managers and the
company's top personal producer
being named to the group. TOP
performance In all phases Of
agency management must be
achieved for a manager to be
named on the committee.
Promoted at Hecht Co.
Harold Strachan has been
promoted to the position Of as
sistant to the executive con-
troller as well as budget director
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MT. Rietske. scheduled TO
receive awards include: Former
President Herbert Hoover. r. L.
Henderson, executive vice presi-
dent. American Gable g. Radio
Corp: T. p. Wynkoop, president,
Radiomarine Corp. of America,
and Arthur Batcheller, Federal
Communications Commission.
League Adds Two Members
The District Building and
Loan League has added two
new member associations raising
the total to 81. Secretary +.
WillSen Camp announced yester-
day. They are: ea
Republic Building Association,
1912 Vermont avenue NV, with
$1.4 million of assets and
Progressive Savings and Loan
Association, 808 Connecticut
avenue NV, with $1.1 million
of assets.
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on ihe As,oriaiea Pr..s !.

A blond teievision actress fiew.
west from Washington last night.
confused and torn between a
desire to see her sick mother
In Poland and her fear OF being
trapped behind the Iron Cur-
tain.
Helena Gregory. IS. spent a
week here talking with State
Department officials and author
tiles at the Polish Embassy. She
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FOREIGN Exchunae

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 up. - FOREIGN
exchange rates follow, Great. Britain In
dollars. others In cents {unchanged un-
in New York open market. 27-3S per
cent premium or 1.021s, on / 1-32. -.
Europe = Great Brftai pound,
l.: 80-day, S.7ss.. lip IS; s0.day. .7s,
up Il; Belgium. franc. 1.99ss; France,
franc, .2sssi western -dermeny, deutsche
mark. 1885: Holland, guilder. 20. 30 "a,
escudo, 3.5O;. Sweden. krona,- 1894;
Switzerland franc. free, "a 33; Dem
mark. krone. 14.50,
Brazil. free. 1856: Mexico, ss02; vene-
zuela bolivar, 3O.O3 .ESs
Far East--Hong Kong dollar. 17.40.
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eastern Group Conference and
is slated to become first vice
president at the annual meeting.
He is q past president Of the
District Building q Loan League
and will serve with Carl G.
Smuck, first vice president Of the
District league, as official dele
gate. Between 20 and Is savings
and loan officials from here are
expected to attend with their
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d L s + IT "a. l. II
Beyda's
s,is DGstsrssF PssS e. NV + chldrsns A. wssE sss.s
Crosby Shoe Stores
s,sss EstqsiRs ass ss n'sy NV Jane M snos. sseos
Ida Seigel
sFsminine apparel and Aceessoriesl
3036 l4th St. NV. AID. 4-0342
Irving Music q Radio
Observation-Disclosures
seaa ,4th s.l ssnoHosFaDh'' N.Ws co. s.4soe
Irving Shop, Inc.
Mems Weary
Bic lath st. NV. AID. &-13O4
Krasner'S
feminine Apparell
2940 l4th Sc. NV. DE. 2-1506
Levitan's Mems Wear
,o Mems Ms Fgrnisninss y b clothing! :.
Perry Nelson
feminine apparel q Lingeriel
31O5 14th &c. NV. HO. 2-37S8
Renay'S
- Maternity Fashions,
1906 14th st. NV. NO. 1880
The Sally Shops
{Femintne Fashions1
ssa 1sss = w y; tsssss
5 Other Norfhwest 3
Areas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bellies Dress ShOppe
ladies Ready-to-Wearl
4S15 Georgia Ave. NV. RA. 6-5260
Bowman Motor Sales
(Studebaker Sales b Service)
1880 Georgia Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
Dolls & Danes
feminine AppareD
1924 Georgia Ave. NV. RA. a.4546
Handley Motor Co.
Cord sales b service)
632S Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $1,000
Lad & LaSSie Shop
Infants' & Children's Apparel)
1910 Underwood st. NV. RA. S-2O68
Peake Motor Company
!pe soto-Pfymouth Sales q Servicel
Royal Motors, Inc.
(Chrysler- Plymouth Sales d Service)
41O0 Georgia Avenue. NV.
IA. $4,000
4>$%e>%%%>SsNAsNse%s%ANN%A
s N. E. Shopping s
I Districts
4@AANHe@%NANAN%N~%&eSN>HN%S
Fran'S SmartWear
- Ladies Ready-to-Wearl -
3H23 18th 81. NE. LA. 8.6fD18
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625 on Ccto-
ber 81. 1854,
and were 81
per cent high
er than ST.
653 1911 at the
end Of JAM
uary last year.
Pre- sid ent
J q m e S M.
Johnston also
repor ted to
s toe kholders
today that net
asset value on
j a n uary 81
ou,,oIad G1d 60
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m e e ting Of
tn e S o u t h :
eastern Group
Conference Of
t h e u mite d
States Say
ings and Loan
LIE a g u e a t
B oca Ration,
Fla. NJ arch
"a.
Mr.. Dyer is
completing a
years service
as second vice
president of
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Feb. 10 UP tUSDA.--sa
able hogs IL 900; moderately active after
slow start. unevenly steady to as
much as % lower; mainly steady to
weak; soWs scarce, mostly steady; most
choice 190-220 ID butchers 16.50-i7 so;
little below 1875; mainly. I7.00-17 so
on choice No I and grades; double
snd nd oss assk saSs sciss ~ e 1s = ls5 s. lgsS s
200 ID 1856. 90: 300-375 ib i4.S5-
1925: most sows under $50 ID 14.25-
1900: bulk 100000 lb 130O-l4. so.
Salable cattle. $4,000; salable calves,
800; prime steers and yearlings and
choice yearlinRs under 1,100 lb. mostly
steady; other steers and yearlings slow,
steady to so lower; heifers uneven,
averaging about steady; utility and COM
mercial cows about steady; Gamers and
cutters. steady to strong; bulls steady
e rs hishsr; shsI:. other classes & steady; .
Lis y. Kansas steers. 800; most
srsdss. $l.o0-ss 90; bulk choice steers
and yearIings. 24.75-28. 90: good to low
choice, Is;5os24.69; q LOAD Of COM
prime. 1.15O h.. mixed steers and
heifers. 29.0u; q load Of choice to low
prime 1850 lb. heifers. $3.50; bulk good
and choice heifers. 1S.50-24 90; most
cennercial sto low good grades, 1850
II.25-13.50; Gamers and cutters, 900.
1850; utility and commercial bulls,
1400-I6.50; good and choice vealers.
"A .00-30.o0; Gull TO commercial, 500
$500; some good to low choice feed
ing steers and yearlings, 19.00-21.75.
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Liability Rutes Reduced

Rates of certain classifications
of auto liability insurance were
reduced from 8 to 80 per cent
In 80 States and the District Of
Columbia today by member firms
of the National Bureau of Cas-
ualty Underwriters.
The reductions are expected
to apply to about Is per cent
Of the private passenger cars in
sured by bureau companies.
They were reported the result
primarily OF the safe-driving
record of women under Is years
Of age, plus 10 per cent rate
credit given graduates of high
school or college driver training
courses.
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| Actress Yeorns for iii Mother
IN Poland But Feors Red Trap

left still undecided as to her
next step.
She said she came to WASH
ington to see what she could
do about either tA) Getting her
ailing mother out or (Bl Visit
ing her. She reported incon-
elusive results but said she made
q lot of progress-I think"
Miss Gregory was born in
New York of Polish parents. she
said. and returned with them
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at the Hecht
Co.
He will as
sist w alter
Reitz. jr., vice
president and
executive con-
troller in adj
niinistrat / o n
of the con-
troll division.
Mr.. Strach-
an is q native
of Edinburgh,
Scotland. and
has q law de-.
gree from the
TIpivarSify ~
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ers. who will
eive the
Marconi Me-
mortal Gold
M e d q | Of
Ac b ievenlent
at the 36til
q n n / versafy
banquet OF tlae
Veteran Wire
less Operators
Association In
New York City
8 q t u r d ay
night. 81.
n n ar n
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Washington Mutual
Shows Record Assets
Up "a Pei. in Year

Net assets Of Washington Mu-
tual Investors Fund reached q
new high Of $3,213.297 on jan
uary 81. compared with $2.58l.-
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4 &sAesAA~ees%ssNAAANssAs%%s$
| I Mt. Rainier, Md.
y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Kay's Department Store
General Department Store
3802 34th 81. UNI. 4-3010
Wilson's Mems Store
fNationally Advertised Brandsl
@sS&ssSsssssssSsSS~ssSs
Rochelle, Md.
SeNsN%AN%NN%SAsN%A<AS%%SA%
Abode Hardware Co.
. v. aIssi. 2Rsh sHaa:y' nsas 10 " ". a.-er.e
Albee Shoes
tshoes for the Family
ID N. Washington st. 20. 2-DSaO
Greta Stevens
lWomen's Weary
N Washington st. 20. 2-4198
Jaye's BOOtery
tshoes for the Family
Medley & Co.
tJswelers-W Watchmakere Opticians,
20. 2-4566
NOrman's Youth World
eThe Store For Children)
4 N. Washington st. 20. 2-8232
WOrth's Dept. Store
(Women's & Mems Ready-to-We
e. Montgemery D Fayette 81.
PO. 2-34S4
&ss%s$ssA%%As%NssNss4sAsAAx
Silver Spring, Md. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Capitol Appliance Co.
-. tAppliances D. Teleyision)
1897 Georgia Ave. JU. 8-3400
Capitol Motor Co.
packard Sales D Seryice)
s2S Phiiadelphia Ave JU. 9-39O0
Darling Dress Shop
SO3g New Hampshire Ave.
4 Langley Park HE. 4-303S
East-West Motors
,.sns Sales 4 ssry!ss
Kopy Kat
-. Iadies' Ready-To-Wear. -.
Langley Mems Wear
CTeenage Boys Apparel)
S032 New Hampshire Ave. HE. 4-801O
Matt OgenS
ladies Ready-To Wearl
1851 Fenton st. JU. S-1160
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q share, compared with 1892
on October 81 and $10.16 q year
earlier, an increase Of 43.9 per
cent in IL months.
Mr.. Johnston's report accom-
panied checks for quarterly
dividend of IA cents q share to
stockholders Of record January
81. Payment for the previous
quarter was 13 cents a share and
in the same period last year
amounted to 70 cents share
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BY DonoId 3. HcdIeyl,

Commercial airline passengers
departing and arriving at WASH
ington National Airport increased
to 25s.562 in January. highest
mark on record for that month.
and compared with 1s9.538 in
January last year. airport Of
ficials disclosed today.
Included in the record Janu-
ary total were 128. .729 departures
and 129,s33 arrivals. compared
with 94,109 and 95,429. respec-
lively, a year earlier.
The latest totals contrasted
with 1912, first full year of the
airport's operation. when q jan
uary total Of only 48. 8.073 included
25.275 departures and 22,798 ar
rivals.
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Rietzke to Receive Honor
Eugene H. Rietzke. president
Of the Capitol Radio Engineering
Institute, is one Of 10 American
industry and Government Lead
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Heads Big D. c. Delegation

William H. Dyer, secretary Of
Perpetual Building Association,
will head a large Washington
delegation to the 18th annua,
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MutuoI Funds .

NEW, YORK. Feb. 10 R).---National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc: 49,
sstr (MOon O,int finug i ssa.st.
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Montgomery Hardware
saS ASussSarss ssssrfs Ars Paint . HardSaEss m Sssso
Nan Richards
Dresses, Suits. Coats. Sportswsarl
$3.50 Colesviile Read JU. 6-682S
Paymer q Phillips, Inc.
Auto Tops and Seat Coyers--
Auto Painting and Body Work.
The Quality Shop
tJuyenile d Adult Furniture a. Toysl
8420-33 Georgia Ave. JU. $3.50
Silver Gift Shop
-. Gifts China. CrystaD 80
1878 Georgia Ave. JU. 9-57S6
Whitman's Shoes, Inc.
Featuring Vitality Shoes for Women
ssss Sc FsDsss 0Sse saoes ss. i0f iosenii SH ossiii,
Williams Chevrolet Co.
Chevrolet Sales Ss Service)
Wilson's Mems Stores
tNationally Advertised Brandsl
1887 Georgia Avenue JU. 0-5511
Wonder Silk Store
1871 Georgia Ave. JU. 5000
Wright'S Jewelry
tSilver Diamonds. watchesl
S556 Georgia Avenue JU. 0-4A44
>se%es%%&sSses~&~~%s%eNeee<
s Suitland, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nat Lewis
(Women's Apparei---Men's Apparel,
1886 Suitland Read 10. S-I010
Suitland Speciality Shop
Infants q Women'e Aecessoriesl
4600-A suitland Road 70. S-Si02
sss%%%%&%essss>s~ss$sss>NNx
5 Tdkona0 Park
$e$s%%%s&<e%sssS%>$s%~<eeN<
Center Hardware
{Mechanics' Tools Our Speciality
6S32 New Hampshire Ave. JU. S-4i40
Hampshire Mems Wear
(Ciothiers and Haberdashersl
1871 New Hampshire Ave. ~. o-0660
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New PIunes ACQUIRED

Allegheny Airlines purchased
three twin-engine Martin air.
liners yesterday to keep pace
with the rapid growth OF. the
company's services In the Middle
Atlantic States, President Leslie
o. Barnes announced.
During 1854, a record year for
Allegheny, President Barnes
stated, the company's passenger
traffic increased more than IS
per cent above the previous year
and present trends indicate a
similar or greater future growth.
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<sSA%e%%NAeA%N%s%NAes%~%sAN
College Park, Md. s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
College Park Paint q
Hardware
tGarden Supplies--H Hobbies Fishing
1850 Baltimore Ave. UN. A-11ss
Standard Pontiac, Inc.
Pontiac Sales and Seryicej
11a5 Baltimore Ave. AR. 5-42S2
@SN~~sSsS%eSs>%assS%ssAA%sS
5 East Riueydaie, Md. {
SsNA%ses%ssees%eNesssSNNs%S
Ben Mar Children's Shop
Tets TO Teens Ciothins
Sundial Shoes
1904 Edmonston Ave. WA. 7-55O0
Patrick'S Pharmacy
Drugs. Cosmetics. Toys)
6620 Edmonston Ave. UN. 4-2121
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
( HyattsUille, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deitz Dept. Store
tSnoeS. wearing Apparel Tor the
Family
GaIlatin q Raito. Ave. WA. 7-S90S
Gloria Fashions
tWomen's d Children's shopsl
6sl6 Baltimere Ave. wa. 7-OOI6
7457 Annapolis Road UN. A-71o4
Justine Nicholson
OldSmObile
tsales g. servicel
5000 Baltimore Ave. AR. 10000
Quality Shop
531S Baltimore Ave.
Family Shoes AP. T-2e33
Meas Wear WA. 7-Si88
>NSNe%~%%A%A%NAS%AeAN&%
e<
5 LandoUer, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bob Lees B0otery, Inc.
tshoes for the Family
1SSD Landever Road (Kene Vfllngel
SP. S-1ES8
Kiddieville Children's Shop
(Kent village shopping Centerl
7S23 Landsver Nd. WA. 7-46S1
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Appointed for Fifth Term

Vernon r. Zimmerman, North
ern Virginia manager for Acacia
Mutual Life Insurance Co., has
been named to serve his fifth
Evening star., 1955-02-16

Music Time
(Records, Record Players and
AccessorieS(
0OO6 New Hampshire Ave. HE. A-0726
Evening star., 1955-10-16

thoughtess ilI-advised statements about Rh. Our
knowledge about it is quite new, and many people,
even doctors, who are asked questions, haven't had
an opportunity to learn all about il. Many nom
medical writers have senSatonazed and overstressed
the dangers. Here are the true facts. MOI than
one in 20 TO IS Rt-Heg1five women will have any
dGicnlty with her children Even in this four or five
per cent there will be no trouble until the second
third or fourth child unless there has been previous
TRANSMISSION of Rh-poSitive blood as happened to the
mother we have been talking about.
Advice for Brides
This four or five per cent of Rh-negative women
who do have difficulty with one child because of Rh,
can expect il to be repeated in most subsequent preg
nancies. Unfortunately there treatment that can
be given to the mother that will prevent this condition
from occurring in the infant. few children may be
stiIborn, but the majority will be born alive and most
Of these with efficient modern methods of treatment,
will live. They will grow up healthy and normal.
All women know that some pregnancies are sure
to be lost from various causes This doesn't deter
them from becoming pregnant wish that every girl
about to be married who knows she is Rh-negative
would forget any worries she may have. The fact is,
she has less chance of losing baby because of Rh
than she or her Rh-positive sister have Of losing
pregnancy from some other cause.
Today doctors do Rh determinations on all pro-
specve mothers, and special studies those that
Rh-negative, just they discover the very small
group whose babies may have trouble When the baby
is born, every preparation will have been made to
help it, and this help is generally successful.
AFRAID or ULcERS7 Next week expert tells
you how 70 avoid this disease Of the modern world
Evening star., 1955-10-16

have quite as good chance Of having baby as most
women, there is no reason you shouldn't do it,
And try II she did, and again everything was in
readiness to take of the baby when it born
That the fine infant they brought in 10 show me-
Much needless heartache has been caused by
Evening star., 1955-10-16

do you think we would be tempting fate too much
To try 10 have another baby?"
well, replied, I'VE generally that il you can
be content with the family you have, it is better not to
have another pregnancy. If you are willing to go
through pregnancy, though. knowing that you don't
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Beautiful arrangements Of golden
clrysanthemurls ana yellow glads
were placed at intervals, the CEN
ter one having gold ribbons lead
ing TO the golden four TERED wed
ding cake on a lower table in front
Of the couple.
Seated with their parents were
their only daughter, Mrs. Saul
Stern of Port Jervis, N. j., and
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. William
Altneu of Normal, ILL.,; their sons
and wives, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Lutz of indianapolis, Ind; Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Lutz Of Homestead and
Pelham, Ca; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Lutz, also Of Pelham;
Cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lutz
of Albany, Ca: cousin, Mrs. Harry
Selig of Chicago; and Mrs. Jacob
Lutz's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
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which they are members.
over q hundred friends joined
thcrl, their children and grand
children for the memorable occa-
sion. Mr.. and Mrs. Lutz lived in
Bloomington, Illinois, for forty
eight years before moving to
Homestead three years ago.
The Center was decorated
throughout with golden hued
NUNS, yellow gladiolus and other
cut flowers.
The beautiful affair began when
the guests were all seated and
lights were dimmed. To the
strains Of the wedding march, Mr..
and Mrs. Lutz entered the scene
and were escorted to their places
in the center Of long raised
table overlooking the audience.
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The City with a Future

Shankman of Homestead, and
Memphis, Tenn.
Each guest at the lovely tables
received photograph of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lutz at the time of their
marriage fifty years ago. Seating
not over eight guests, the tables
were centered with large arrange
ments of the golden flowers, CEN
tered with a burning candle tied
with gold bow.
A five piece orchestra played
throughout the evening and be-
tween courses a Palestinian bora
(folksong) and a frala (folkdance)
were enjoyed.
At one table were seated the
grandchildren who are Betty, Bob,
Sandra, David, Danny and Judy
Lutz of indianapolis; Dixie and
Jon Lutz of Homestead; and JOS
eph Lutz, Jr., of Pelham. Miss
Betty Lutz, the oldest grandchild,
toasted her grandparents, repre-
senting the others.
Paul Losner presented the cou-
pie with the guest book and Sid
ney Pickett, president of the Cen
ter, presented them with a chest
of Duralite flatware as gift from
the Center congregation.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Waterman, Mr.. and Mrs. IT.
vim Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs Irving
Peskoe, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bar
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Levine, Mr..
and Mrs. Max Losner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Losner, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Granoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Steinfink, Sol Neuman, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Raskin, Mr. and Mrs.
N. Bauman, Mr.. and Mrs. Parl-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Finkle, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Rosen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Gertz, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lerner,
Edward Fireman, Sidney Pickett,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rosen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules Cherry, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Tambor, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Feldman, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. l.. Goldenberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Silver, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Silver, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Marks, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving A.
Kasden, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gran
off and family, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Kelleher, Jerry Keleher, Mrs.
Norman Ernst, Harry Jaffe, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Steinberg, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Left, Col, Michael
M. Isenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. John Balse,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lippman, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ G. Russell, DR.. and Mrs.
Schwartz. lack Ta1Ih and Mr. and
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Homestead, Florida
Mr.. and MRS. Isodore Lutz, of Homestead,
Have Golden Wedding Anniversary Dinner

of Northwest Sixth Avenue celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary recently with beautifully
the Homestead Jewish Center Of
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This is very generous, whole
year for one morning.
Then there is the one which
says: 1T is good to eat kugel with
a Jew" Kugel is pudding. and ]
never could understand why. if
it is good TO eat pudding with
Jew. it shouldn't also be good TO
eat chicken or pie a la mode with
him.
However, t here is another
school which qualities the idea
somewhat. This school says: ut
is good to eat kugel with Jew,
but not from the same plate"
detect slight note of self
criticism in the saying. In fact.
among us Jews we get away with
criticism which we would not
take from an outsider. We would
call an outsider an anti-Semite
for saying the same things. But
self-criticism is a very healthy
thing. II is the criticism Of others
that is malicious.
A tribute to the essential good
quality of the Jews is to be found
in the saying: "Zwishen Yiden
vert man nit ferfallen." One is not
lost among Jews. That is to say,
in times of emergency, they can
always be counted on to help you.
Jews are called the Chosen
People" but Jewish sayings do
not seem to show that Jews were
too happy over being privileged
in this manner.
whenever stone is thrown, it
hits a Jew" says one Yiddish
saying. And what is a Jewish
pleasure? "A Jewish pleasure is
a cool Tisha B'Ab" (fast day..
Again there is the saying.
Without miracles. a Jew cannot
live" "A Jew" says an ALIEN.
bracing saying. is a gardener on
Shavuoth. a house builder on
.Succoth. a baker on Pesach and
horn blower on Yom Kippur."
That about tells the story in a
nutshell. What is Jew? What
isn't a Jew?
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16

his lack of knowledge of Hebrew.
but he was advised that at we'd
ding. there was no occasion for
concern. People would simply be
"Shalom Aleicheming" all over
the place. and if one greeted him
with "Shalom Aleichem." all he
had to do was to simply reverse
il and say "Aleichem Shalom." "
Well. it happened that someone
greeted him with "Mazel Tow"
Tough Mazel," he responded.
But coming back TO Jewish
characteristics. there is another
Jewish saying TO the effect that
Jews are very generous. If you
give them a "Guten Morgen.
they return "Guten Yahr."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
OUner replies

otner replies "Aleichem Shalom.
That recalls the story Of the
non-Jew who attended wedding
in Israel. He was troubled about