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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-01

And they have been successful.
A neo-Nazi students association
has been founded at Uppsala Uni
versity, with Thorsten Gorerstrom
as chairman. The new association
officially numbers only about ten
members, but the campaign is now
to be intensified. Members will be
recruited at student social
functions.
Anti Jewish Program
The program is definitely anti
Jewish. Here are a few points Of
the racial policy of the association
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-01
Ct Aum1Stine F'm1a "Home of the Fountain of Youth

is being planned in Gothenburg.
The chairman of the Uppsala
ASSOCIATION says he did not know
that the New Swedish" move
ment once originated from the
Swedish Fascists Fight Organiza-
ton. founded in 1923.
The Nazi students have their
own central organization, "The
Swedish National Students Fed
Grafton" the president. of which
is a. Stockholm high school teach
er, who has been a member of
Hitler's Waffen-SS. His name is
DR.. Per-Olof Ihleheldt.
Ihlefeldt is cooperating with
the former IS General Arthur
Erhardt and the other leaders Of
the neo-Nazi paper 'Nakion
Europa" in Coburg. Germany.
Ihlefeldt declares: I'VE must not
forget the small groups which. in
May ls4s. lost their civil rights.
Il was in the Waffen-SS with its
10000 elite soldiers that the
national movement was created -
And DR.. 1hlefeldt has not for
gotten. He fought in 1944-45 in the
S. Unit Viking" together with
German Nazis in Balticum. He
declares openly that he is a Nazi
and that his movement flights
democracy"
Ihlefeldt's National Students
Federation" is affiliated with the
National Federation. a political
Nazi organization. headed by DR..
Rutger Essen. one-fime editor Of
the Nazi daily Dagspostem"
DAILY Postl which prospersd in
the war years but ceased publ
cation few years ago. This group
has about 1000 members and
supporters.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-01

that calls itself "New Sweden"
Swedish blood must not be mixed
with foreign elements; foreign ele-
ments should not be allowed to
immigrate to Sweden; Jewish inn
migration should be banned, "as
such immigration would evoke
anti-Semitism," and Jews should
not hold high posts in this coun-
try.
Similar New Swedish" organi-
cations were set up previously in
Stockholm and Lund. and a third
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-01
Swedish Nec-Nuz
On the Move
BY BERTH sCHoNKoPF

Copyright, 1855, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc)
STOCKHOLM
Swedish Nazis again! Our small Fuhrers who
faithful the of their German fellow
Witnessing unrestransd development mechanism
This them organize campaign
before approaching students Swedish
COLLEGES md Universities.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Jewish Fete ls.Led
BY Catholic Bond

NEW YORK. Sept. II B.-
a 6o-piece band from q Roman
Catholic church marched in a
Jewish parade In Brooklyn yes
terday when a synagogue lacked
suitable music for the march
accompanying dedication Of a
new Torah. a holy scroll of the
ancient Jewish law.
Rabbi Arnold B. Marans. Of
the Synagogue Of the United
Sephardim, had sought q band
for the traditional neighbor-
hood parade. but couldn't find
one not booked for the day.
The Rev. Paul Fiore, assistant
pastor of Our Lady Of Loretto
Roman Catholic Church, heard
OF the rabbits dilemma and Of
fered his church's band. COM
plete with bright uniforms and
drum majorettes.
Rabbi Marans proudly led the
parade.
Father Fiore stood on the side
lines. pleased-and proud also.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Housing Authority
Plans Refinuncinq

The National Capital Housing
Authority board will meet at 2
Ppm. tomorrow to consider re-
financing temporary notes total
ing nearly IS million.
Executive Director James Ring
said the sale Of temporary notes
win 60 to the bidder who offers
the authority the most satisfac-
tory plan. Bids are to be sub
mitted to purchase temporary
loan notes totaling $40 million.
Mr.. Ring explained a consid-
cradle part of this money will be
used to retire loan notes issued
about six months ago. The bal
ance will be used to advance
planning and development Of
projects in the authority's pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
By DONALD B. HADLEY

Stockholders Of the Nationa
Bank Of Washington today ap-
proved their directors propose
to raise $6,150,000 additiona.
capital funds by offering 205, ,00(
new shares to present stock.
holders.
Holders of the banks present
100000 capital shares votet
unanimously in favor of the plan
and more than 95 per cent OF th'
shares were represented at th'
special meeting at the main Of
nee at noon, President Barnun
L. Cotton announced.
Rights to subscribe for tht
new shares at $50 q share vii
be mailed late today to stock
holders of record today and viii
permit the purchase of one new
share for each two shares al.
ready held. The rights mus
be exercised before q deadlint
Of u noon on October Z. 1855.
SO WIN Go to Capital
And SEQ to Surplus
OF the purchase price of $3I
q share, SO will go to capita
and $40 to surplus. The nurnbeI
Of SO par value shares viii b.
increased to $4,000 raising CAPT
tai to $6.150.000 from the pres
ent SAL million. Surplus will b.
raised to $40 million from S.!
million. The plan is subject II
final clearance from the Con
troller Of the Currency.
Johnston, Lemon & Co. hal
agreed to serve as underwater
for any unsubscribed shares ant
will manage the market for sub
scription rights.
While it Is uncertain exactl.
what the rights will sell TO
when traded. probably on tn
over-the counter market tomor
row, they are expected to NOV
at around $40 each.
The listed bid for NBW stool
on the Washington Exchang
Branch Of the Philadelphia Bal
timore Stock Exchange is SIS {
share with none offered, but |
Is understood that the bid ha
been round $57 q share on th'
over-the-counter market. No
much Of the stock has beel
available for some time ant
brokers believe demand for right
win be strong.
Merger Rumors Stimulated
But Evidence Is Lacking
Purpose Of the stock offering
has been the subject Of mucl
speculation in the financial dis
trict since the plan was an
nounced on August 26.
President Cotton said the pur
pose was to enable the bank b
keep pace with substantial
growth Of its business and tax
advantage Of new and importan
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Trans World Airlines
Starts Excursion Rate

Trans World Airlines today be-
came the first scheduled airline
to put into effect the new excur-
sion rate of $50 each way be-
tween Washington and the West
Coast.
The new $3.50 round "trip rate
is lowest ever offered by q sched-
|uled airline between here and
California.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
$500 Bonds Given Winners
In Food Fair Contest

Winning store managers in
the Golden Value Month contest
of Food Fair Super Markets In
| this area were: Gabriel Mask,
manager. Rockville: Bernard d
Studds. assistant m anager
Rockville, and Jack flanagan,
produce manager, Michigan ave-
nue..
President Irwin L. Siegel an
nounceds the winners and dis
tributed $500 Of United States
Savings Bonds among them. He
complimented the entire 4organi-
zation for successful efforts In
the contest.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

luSs
City Stores Earnings
Rise Far Above 1884
City Stores Co.. which owns
ILansburgh's department store
here. had consolidated net earn
Iings of $70l. 900 or Is cents q
common share In 26 weeks end
ed July 80, In contrast to $228,-
l000 In the like 1854 period
when nothing was left for COM
mon stock.
Sales in the 26 weeks set q
record of $108.677 900. with q
gain of 4.6 per cent from $103.-
1894, 600 a year earlier.
Consolidated net earnings In
52 weeks ended July 80 reached
l$5. 1895 900. highest mark on rec
ord for this period. compared
with So, ,709. 900 in the preceding
52 weeks.
The SO weeks sales Of $246.-
538. 900 were the highest In the
company's history and were 6
per cent above 232.868.000 last
year.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Cons Under Pressure

NEW YORK.--Americans used
an average Of 1856 million cans
OF products packed under pres
sure so they could be sprayed
jout during the production year
1854.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Norden-K -Ketay Corp. Opens
Once In WASHINGTON


Norden Ketay Corp, has
opened q Washington Office with
in the Pennsylvania Building.
425 Thirteenth street. NV. with
l.. Michael Flaherty. jr., in
charge.
Mr.. Flaherty formerly was
Washington representative for
Burroughs Corp. Norden-Ke Ketay
manufactures precision electro
mechanical and servomechanism
|components and instruments.
Recordak Corp. win display
latest equipment Developments
for businessmen and Government
purchasing officials at the
Woodner tomorrow and WedneI-
day.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Increase of $6.1 Million
In NBW Funds Voted

opportunities that are open
to It,"
An important result would be
Ito increase the banks limit for
an individual loan to $1,6l5, 600
from the present limit Of 81
million. No single loan can be
more than 10 per cent Of capital
land surplus.
Rumors of the possibility Of
Ia n other bank merger have
lsprouted all around the financial
district, but no actual evidence
of such a possibility has ap-
Ipeared.
Area Retailers Report
5 Pct. Gain From 1854
Sales of some 400 independent
retailers in the Washington
metropolitan Area were 8 pei
cent above a year ago in the
first seven months of this year,
1.-THE monthly survey from the
Census Bureau disclosed. July
sales were up Z per cent.
Gains for seven months and
July in the various store groups
are listed as follows:
Grocery stores. + Ia and--71o
eating places,--l% and-4%; de-
IpartInent stores, + SO and +11T
mems and boys clothing stores
l+7% and+10To; shoe stores
/ h2qo and unchanged; all APP
lparel stores. +4qo and+3So: fur
Initure stores, + 1870 and+1%;
household appliance, radio stores
+l8% and r 39qo; lumber build
iing material dealers. r 1870 and
1877: hardware stores, + 17Tc
land X 2lTo; auto dealers, +
1857 and + 40eo: accessory deal.
lers. f4% and+1%; gasoline
stations. unchanged and + 30
Life Underwriters Plan
'ILUTC Classes In October
i Life Underwater Trainin g
l Council courses sponsored by
1.-THE District Life Underwriters
/ Association will begin in the last
week of October. 1t was an
Inounced by William j. Hetzler
lchairman Of the associations
,lLUTC Committee.
Frank M. Smith. Peoples Life
Insurance Co.. will serve a.
registrar for the courses.
/ A part-one class will be held
1 from 3 to $50 pm. on Tuesdays
beginning October rs. at the
Prudential Office. 1914 Colesville
road. Silver Spring. Md. Another
Ipart-one class win be from 4 tt
$3.50 pm. on Thursdays. begin.
ming october ~. at the Acacia
Building, 81 Louisiana avenue
INV.
/ A part-two class ha sheen
scheduled from 3 to $50 pm. or
Wednesdays, beginning ctobel
'I26, at the Prudential Office
! Silver Spring. and another part.
two class will be from 4 to $3.50
'lp.m. on Wednesdays. beginning
Evening star., 1955-09-12
6hnat
5turu

After many years of heating service, your
fuel-burning unit is bound to be pretty tired,
worn out, and wasteful In fact, you needn't
be surprised if it gives up the ghost right
in midwinter! You'll save trouble-and
money, too-if you replace the old fuel hog
with modern new ABC Automatic Oil
Burner. Modest price, easiest terms. For
details, call John P Agnew & Co., Inc,
Fuel Merchants Since 1858. The number
is National 8-3068.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

October 2s. at the Acacia Build.
ing.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
NOTEBOOK
Continued From Page ELL

Continued From Page ELL
ing a Bord cocktail wrist
watch. the face of which is alive
with a geometrical design that
changes with each tick. Asked
what he paid for It in Panama,
he told first of having priced
that particular model in New
York a week or SO before. 1t
came to ST. with tax.
II picked it up in Panama for
$3.50. Bargain, eh?" he said.
Then he added with a sheepish
grin: "And over there"-he
waved toward the Issa Free Port
Shop Just off the hotels patio
IT just found out I could get
1t for $28.80."
u. s. Ads to Compare
The staff of the Issa shop is
fortified with ads from Amer
ica's fashionable magazines to
compare prices for skeptics, and
typical figures run like this:
Wedgewood Charmwood pattern
service for IL. $415 in the States,
$21l at the Issa shop: four-piece
Shefield plate tea service. $125
in United States stores, $65.1C
there: Hans Hansen bell pattern
six-piece place setting, $26.95
against $53. -
Other items: Atmos clock,
which winds with minute
changes in the atmosphere, more
Evening star., 1955-07-10

than so per cent under the 1925
United States price; Rolex watch
Is jewel, with a perpetual calen-
der, 18 karat gold case and wrist
band, $665 against $1,000 In
United States jewelry shops.
At the Myrtle Bank, pur-
Ichases must be made two hours
before ones plane or ship de-
parts. Kingston has several
such free-port shops, some spe-
Icializing in limited number
|of items. In the fall, the new
and fashionable Bay Roc hotel
at Montego Bay plans to open
"a shop.
Haiti Makes Plans
The Caribbean and Latin
America Travel Courier recently
described Haiti's shopping plan
in these words:
Haiti, handicapped by rela-
lively high import duties. Is on
the verge of lowering the levy
Ior items of tourist interest, to
ENABLE its retail trade to COM
Ipete with the offerings of other
islands. The likelihood is that
the average import duty of about
Is per cent will be lowered to
about 3 per cent on specified
lines of merchandise. The latter
lis about the duty imposed BY
Curacao. which has long been
noted as 4 haven for tourist bar
gains"
There is pressure in certain
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Scenic Maine
On View From
Camping Sites
AUGUSTA.

AO0Oo L AZ
The vacationer in Maine may
enjoy this scenic country Just by
taking advantage Of the many
public camping grounds, trailer
camps and picnic areas through
out the State.
Along the coast they are To-
Gated on wide sandy beaches and
rocky headlands jutting into the
Atlantic Ocean. Inland. some
overlook lakes, or border rippling
rivers and streams. Others,
situated at the roadside, are
shaded by giant pines and
spruce.
In addition to the State parks,
Maine has Acadia National Park
lat Mount Desert Island, This
combination of ocean and
mountain areas is dominated by
the Mount Desert Mountains.
It is an area of pine, hemlock
and spruce forests. There are
good camping facilities.
Inland Maine has the nation
ally famous Baxter State Park,
which covers some 167, 900 acres.
1T Is situated in the Northern
Maine wilderness between the
least and west branches of the
Penobscot River. Mount Katah-
din. the highest elevation in
Maine (5,267 feet), is the domi-
|nant feature Of the region.
Baxter Peak is the northern
terminus of the Appalachian
Trail, which extends from Maine
to Georgia. The State park is a
Evening star., 1955-07-10


Jamaica quarters to fix a SIM
liar small import duty on GER
tain items, largely to cut the
merchants overhead cost under
the customs guard system.
But the Dominican Republic
is at least considering switching
over to a true duty-free port.
The government would subsidize
the operation, according to one
report, and benefit from the ex-
ira tourists brought in. The alb
sence of all import duties would
permit the lowest possible prices.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

Here's just a hint
of the fun you'lI have
in Florida
where 3,751 miles
Of breeze swept
seacoast make an
ideal summer climate
averaging
61.4 degrees cool
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Guests Swell Resort
MIAMI BEACH. FLA

In an average year. Miami
Beach is host to Is times as
many vacationers as this resort
city has permanent residents.
Estimated year-'round popula-
ton is 5000.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

|wildlife sanctuary where moose.
deer. bear and other wildlife
may be observed and photo
|graphed. A 75-mile network Of
foot trails provides access and
opportunities for hiking. camp
ing and wilderness recreation.
The Maine Park Commission
maintains 20 other park and
memorial areas.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Alpine Choir Lift
To Run in Summer
PINE HILL,

FINE HILL. N. Y.
New York States only Alpine
chair lift wiz operate daily
through the summer. carrying
|picnickers and sightseers to a
summit Of the Catskills, near
Pine Hill. Ulster County. N. Y.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
FLORIDA.
FLORIDA,
..FIORIDA..
RESORTS.
MIAMI BEACH, FLA.

Here's just hint bridges carry you 100 mile
Of the fun you' have over the seas to the old cit,
in Eor;d. of Key West the mos
where 3,751 miles ;sL,a I'm % .n.M p =. nag s
OF oreeze-S swept colorful marine panorama
seacoast make an the brilliant, many huet
ideal summer climate waters of Atlantic and Gul
averanino intermnglng the chain o
-. green island keys oherins
49, es wv fun-flled resort life with
accent fishing, boating
See miracle strip salt water bathing.
Curving around the Gulf of
Mexico, fronting its cool ~ s "
breezes is this loom Between the Palm Beaches
stretch of white sand beach and Miami your choic.
and blue Gulf water inviting of fabulous accommodation
you to grand surf bathing at low late-summe
boating, superb fishing. On rates. Reve in the uxur,
the west is picturesque living, the varied recreatona
Pensacola where history advantages that make this
dates back to the De Luna world famed vacatonland
settlement of 1859, and her Enjoy it summer or fall al
beautiful Santa Rosa Island less half usual
beaches Scenic 'Gulfcoast You'll swim, fish, golf
Highway, S. 98, eastward exotic tropical beauty-and
brings you to score of best of all, you'll be Trade
resorts like Fort Walton, Winds cooled
Destn, Panama City. Stop
along the way to feast on Catch ,,ons,ro h,u h...
jumbo Gulf shrimp, Apala-
chcola oysters, many .'s your '"cAie W centa
seafresh deicacies TioIoas oeautHui laks
country where king size bass
take to q hook with charging
abandon. See mile upon mile
Thrill to the lore of Americas of rolling hills covered with
earliest colonial while green foliaged citrus trees
vacatoning on famous tide Stop at lakeside fol
packed Atlantic beaches fine swimming water skiing
between Jacksonville and cool relaxation Nationa
Daytona Beach. See the Water Ski Tourney al
mighty st. Johns River, Lakeland-Aug. 26, q, 49,
scene of historic New World
landings Visit St. .Augustine's nurs v.-s ssa shell.
centuries-old buildings like
Castillo San Marcos At wstCoast OF rloroa peacnes
nonular Davton. Res.h shell collectors delight
drive vour car an n. s.rd You'll find beautiful spec
and en;ov Auer;c.,. no, in the sand after each
renowred surf h.thino high tide Cool Gulf breezes
keep you comfortable. The
-. blue surf is great for bathing
Bays and passes full oi
silver king tarpon. For
South from the mainland Of thrill, Tampa Bay
Florida series Of toree 20-milelong Skyway Bridge
:. |aRn Exp'o's AZ r'or's.. OF good living
State Of F1orids Coumi-son Building
Fveei VA Room 754s-A,
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Evening star., 1955-10-01
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach

Michigan leads Michigan State,
TIA. in the fourth quarter with
~ minutes to 60. State has the
ball on its own 40-yard line in
the center Of the field. third
down and s.
The Spartans are playing a
multiple offense. running plays
from the split-T formation tline-
men split, quarterback slides
down scrimmage line). the single
wingback (backs on one side
of center). and the straight I
Quarterback behind center, three
deep backs form IT,.
Injuries have removed the
Michigan State starting quar-
terback and left half. The quar-
ter replacement is not as good
runner and passer as the starter
and the left half, while very fast
has a tendency to tumble. The
right half is a fine runner.
On first down Of this series
a keep play quarterback or
split-T cuts in) made / yard
and on second down, a quick
opener to the fullback from the
7 added another.
Rate these plays /. 2. 3 and
for this spot.
Pitchout to left half on T formation
Long pass OF split-T
Short pass 10 right on Il.
Reverse TO riaht half on single wing
tAnst0er on Page Alp
Evening star., 1955-10-01
Two Games Tonight
Open Big Week End
b the Associated Press

Two important Eastern and
Western Conference games to-
night in Baltimore and Philadel-
phia touch on the second biz
week end Of activity In the Ma
tional Football League.
Baltimore's improved Colts
sparked by Alan Ameche, the All
American fnllback, and George
Show. the Oregon passing wizard
get q stern test with the Detroit
Lions. defending Western Con-
ference champions.
Washington's surprising Red.
skins. who upended the worlc
champion Cleveland Browns last
Sunday. take on the powerful
Eagles In Philadelphia in an i'm.
portant Eastern Conference
battle.
There are four games on tar
tomorrow, with Cleveland meet.
ing the Forty-Niners in Sar
Francisco: the Pittsburgh steel.
ers playing the Rams In Los An.
geles: the New York Giants fac.
ing the Cardinals in Chicago
See PRO FOOTBALL, Page Ali
Evening star., 1955-10-01
Sonnmer, Slated to Stort
For CIV Against Virginia

Coach Ned Mcdonald Of
Virginia also indicated . likely
backfield change from last week
when the Cavaliers bowed to
Clemson In their opener with
Bill Bonney. q senior. getting the
call at right halfback. Bonney. q
I85-pounder. was shifted from
quarterback during spring prac-
tice and seems TO have caught
on well with his new assignment.
Mcdonald has q good supply Of
Quarterbacks. and last week
used five. The choice for to-
days starter rested between
Rives Bailey and Bill Clarke.
A crowd Of $4,000 was ex-
pected, with 5000 Of them high
school students from all over the
State who are guests OF the
university for its annual high
school day.
on the strength OF the good
ground game it showed In last
weeks opener, CIV was q slight
fayorite this afternoon. The Co
lonials also were slim choices last
year when the Cavaliers came
through with q late touchdown
and extra point for q 14-13 vic
tory, their sixth in q row over
CIV.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
D. ] star stas coErsspondent

HARIOTTESVITIE. Oct. 1
Mike somner ana f,en Cieni.
,,,scri rated the fasteSt Nall.
t ,acrs N George Washinaton,,
scotha,, ,,r ~ team were advanced u
ia y :, nro,,af,e = stating lineun Tor
todav,s "a cane against the IJniver-
s,tv s ~ vireinia startinc At .
a.cIo.r s,c
Evening star., 1955-10-01
by BILL FUCHS
Star star correspondenk

COLUMBIA, s. C., Oct. l.
Navy and South Carolina hool.
up here today in the 1irst foot
ball game between the two
schools since the Middies rolled
TO . $50 triumph In 1920.
The Middies were favored
again. with the Gamecocks listed
in most quarters as underdogs
by two touchdowns.
Most residents here we're hop
ing for an upset. Coach Rex
Enright's teams are noted for
rising to an occasion. and the
1855 squad has had its sights SET
an upending the Sugar Bow
champions. Last year South
Carolina gunned for Army and
came OF with a 1920 victory,
Evening star., 1955-10-01
Maryland ond Michigan
|Con' t Afford Letdowns

Both Maryland and Michigan
were favored. but Baylor and
Michigan State were In . mood
to surprise. In much the same
manner. Stanford's Indians are
determined TO bounce back from
their defeat by Oregon State
and upset Ohio State In the ma
tionai television game Of the
week.
lThe game will be televised
in washington over Station
WRC-TV. Channel 4. at
AS p.n.l
All-America Howard tHop-
alongl Cassady Is the main rea-
son why 9Th ranked Ohio State
is favored.
The Texas Longhorns tried for
an upset over ninth--anked
Southern California in their
struggle in Los Angeles before
81. 1896 last night. but the Trojans
ground out q 1877 victory.
In other games last night De-
See COLLEGE, Page A-I2