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APTs fURNIshEp-.Mo

Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD-l.iv rm, .
hedrms,, kit, dinette and bath; txt
., a,RooM FURNIsHED APT. - All
utilities included. Bath and show
er; $50 month. 233 Manor Circle.
:, Iakoma Park; Nd. 10
kitchen, pvt. bath. apt, bldg: mr.
bus and store; $65. JU. 5-i253.
APARTMENT for ca
reer girl. near Sanitarium: good
trensp.: utilities furnished; $50.
JU. 9-U656. is
hYATTS.--Besut. knotty-pine effic.:
adults. Refs, UN 4-2761. is
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
Pa. hard coal direct from
mines. Reasonable prices.
E. & S. COAL co.
2122 4th st. NV. DE. $4,000
Nd
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.w.

2i47 r N.w.-Front studio. refgr.,
grill, clock radio, TV, airfoam
matt. EX, 3-0653.
1899 10th ST. N.W.--Businesswo
sgle and dlse. rms; clean. beaut.
CONN. AVE. AND R--Nicely furn,
studio rms: $50 per mo-; maid
service daily: larger room also
available. GOLDEN PARROT, DE.
S3Oa NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
EXCEPTIONALLY LGE. STUDIO
RM. pyt. entrance: good trans
portation. RA. $4,000. lis
"a nx httrse pfI ssit petson aSie rm. nv 81 n vt'
up. vANNEe HOTEL. DI. 7.7sss.
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coL0RED - REFINED MARRIED
sRs ss f y ssss. 1m Pissi, P ssse. fsR po1ss sss
apt. in apt. BLDG, with another:
reas.; nice loe.; "a blk. busline.
LU, 3-3O33. -I9
C0LoRED@LADY TO share apt. in
Christian home with another lady.
q blk. Capital View bus. LU. l.
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1915 IRVING ST. N.w.-Ige. bed.
rm.. modern kit, stove, refgr. EmpI.
s9qpae; ss,9 J oss s5o per mo-. utiis. incL
NR. CONN. AVE. shorehsm Hotel
2-rm. enc. utils paid. Telephone.
Good transp. Adults. DE. 2-I526.
FEET SORE. STOP HuNrrNG: II
you want to live mr.. gro and
caPito Pn.2s, on S.s ssrli9s tSs y9S ~. went ld
eeedrnd apt: In Coop. bldg. at
ysI value, Ts,ll EsJd drive you back e III
5Ii II x ST. IS.E.-s-rm. ant. all also o. l.
2 rm. apt. utiis. furnished. Open.
WEsTCHEsTER APARTMENTs--
Beautifully decorated. privately
owned apartment: suitable Tor egu-
pie. References REQUIRED. $500
BEACON ARTS. 1901 Calvert st.
n.w.-Eleyator eficiency and /
bedrm.. liy, rrn.. kit. bath Also
nt;Ts ispedrTi Eu bsand; aaao1p spts' s6S. incl.
NICELY Issiii f9i TuRSIsGEab SsIIs2Ia 1-bed.m. ant.
asss4g or 10. S-303S. -Js
PAkk--Clean, roOmy enc.
apt apt tiled shower bath: Appass
10TH ST. NV, ss1e. Apt. 1o-Lix.
rm,' ,a, be- bedrg kit. bath, s95;o Tv
1905 ( sT. s.E.-Apply Apt. 1.
ssa saS sae,ss isss selsh igER s5 mo rT P;
utils. M. Navy Yard, soilinG. Neal
MASS. AND IcaTHEDsRAL AyEs.-
Enc. apt. rent. S82 80, provided
msd. 1Ssa Tef RSufs d. f9r soS4s oS2eo avail isl in.
1924 T ST, N.E.-Bedrm5 liv. rm..
dinette; kit, and bath neyly dec.
Shelton. ReaItof. 10. $1,000.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs--Bedrm., iiv.
rm., dinette. kit, bath apt: beau.
JOIN IhS. / L. sHEfToN M Keaitor. a;tS. jo..
1855 NEWTON ST. s.w.-Liv. VIZ rm..
bedrm.. kit. pvt. bath. scr. rear
porch: very clean. CO. 5-s403.
1879 PARK RID. N.w.--Lge. bedrm..
sDls s5 nlss ss.s5 ssp'f mo- F'isI kz s4sfs e. f1ssth
BOILING G-ANDREws AREA - Apt.
fnrn.: will redec.: kids OK: SS5. SO
Forester s.w., Apt. .. 10. 1890.
8 RMS, pvt, bath; kit. din. lge- yd.,
corner; xS5, RA. 3-53a1. -17
CONN, Mr.. r sT.-?Attrac. lty. rm.,
iSsaa isfa ca f.s 2D ~ iesf Pftb bstoss ~ qsi
MT. PLEAsANT-lsth-Apts for q
3. at S44, S4s, S75; child; also
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HEATERS. ranges, stoves: new. used
tgas, oil, coal. wood, cleo D.. ACME
STOVE. 1OlI 7th NV. Ma. s-a952.
HIDE-A-BED. Summons. gray fia-I
ured tapestry: full size excel cond.
Custom. make rose bark cloth slip
Fri. after g.: ell day sat.-sup;
--le
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,,,! AIR FORCE OFFICER

AIR FORCE OFFICER
TRANSFERRED-Large mod
ern elevator building in
Georgetown. Beautifully fur
nished. SPACIOUS foyer, living
room,. dining room, kitchen.
large bedroom, twin beds, tiled
bath. wall-to-wall carpetinR;
fully equipped for housekeep-
ing, including silver and lin.
ems; 4-hour secretarial serV-
ice. maid service, deep freeze
available; heated garage. Sub.
lease to responsible tenant.
Rent. $500 per month. Only
high-grade applicants consi6-
cred. JU. 9-43S7. 70
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HEDE.A-BED. Simmons, green: prse-
tteslly new; Sacrifice. si2b. sM.
HIDE-A-BED, simmons, green: ex-
selglent condition: s125. call en-,
HousEHoLD FURNITURE Of sil
description. Moving into small
quarters; 1929 Hillbfook lane NV.
EN-. 3-3131. lis
ICE.CREAM CABINETS. used; suit
able for use a. deep freezer. See
MT Money, MEADOW GOLD
PRODUCTS. INC. 1887 D st, sc.
IRoNER. Kenmore: peri, cond.: used
very little: $40 or best offer. VIII.
rRoShF, cE Elstpl.t.. used very
IRSSER; sSs Easy: perfect eondi,ison;
10. 7-a029 bet. 5 and o pm. lis
KITCHEN CABINETS AND SINK
TOPS--Clearance sale; up to sos
or Of Misc d sizes wall .,s and base base esSi. an.
sGns5 sgBaahAN asi fTcErs sisPazr e 81 sis psit
ave-. Hyatts.; eve. till Q. UN. 4-3352.
LADDERS 32-ft. ext. ] 12-ft.
comb. step and straight: both for
Sa5. RA. 3-s16s. after 2 pm, Mon.
-1S
LATHE, IA In. by IT,. Lodge and
Shipley. quick change: 5000. OV.
3r6399. JENSEN MFG. CO.. Hunt
ington ave. and Telegreph rd.,
LiV. RIM. CHAIRS t2). wing and
club. incl. slip covers. EM. 1884.
LIVING ROOM SUITE and CUSTOM
made covers. Chippendaie, rust up
holstery. ia. s-736s. lis
LIVING RM. SUITEExtra
chair and rnisrel nieces
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IVFs wv tdIEI. Q T u J fn. = Y 2
REFRIGERATOR
FREEZER
CLOSEOUTS
REFRIGERATORS

Entire stock must be moved Of new
1855 Frigidaire, GE.. Philco. Cros-
ley, Gibson. Admiral refrlgerators
and freezers: no reasonable offei
Free del free service. Open ewes
TIRE & BATTERY = c. co
REFGR-, General Electric. 8 #.
$40 or best offer. 3212 MINI. ave
REFGR.. Frisidaire; apt. size; good
cond.; $50. Cypress 1891.
REFGR.. 11Ha-cu.-ft. Frigidaire I'M
perial '55 Cyclomatic. Model CIV
lis; freezer at bottom; new ,uSi
s.P wGn ss1s Est P5ales. PA 1859 sssse %: Us sil
REFGRS.-Good unclaimed refgrs.,
$1s so UP; auto. washers, dicts;,
phone and cutter. AID. 4-37s0. al
REFERS. beds, bureaus. etc: room
leaving city DE 2-s283 ---2i
REFGRs., used. $3.50 up: suaIan.
SToyr; loii ,,5 5tb ,;.S;., q s;:sS$ a.sis5
ST5; sacrificing for SEQ. ORR
FNTAL RUG MART, 1906 g st. n.w.
green. Chinese. .9x12
$3.50: Oriental. 9x12. 5x1, AK O.
Finest quality. XII, s-1313. lis
RUG--Fine quality genuine Persian
gxI2, handmade. Cost $3.50. take
S215 or reason offer. XII, 9-s09s.
lis
RUGS. 2. Chinese Oriental. excellent
condition, 9 by 12. Purchase price
1895. 8 by 10. S595. Reas. offer
accepted. Can be seen at CARPET
LAND 452a Wis. ave. NV. lis
RUG. ConRoleum 1Sx12 IT,. attrac
comm. pattern. brand-new. Cal
after 12. DU. 1881. DE. 2-6399
10
RUG, BiRelow. brown leaf pattern
9x23 with pad, $40. EN-. 2-0s20.
--IS
RUGS, beautiful green velvet Chi
nese handmade, very heavy. 9xl2.
$3.50; Oriental rugs, 9xl2 and
scatter size. KI. S-l313 lis
Evening star., 1955-09-17
CASH REGISTER

SkA0A4 Ab1<A 4A1 ASAs
7-total National grocery. Lu. l.
530l. -l9
CELLO for student. Pull size with
case Orig. owner. Bargain S65:
going overseas. JU. 5-5605. II S
CHAIR, upholstered; extra linen
Hudson 3-775a. IS
CHECK WRITER, Safeguard. like
new. $40: portable poker table, lit
tie used, S25. RA. 6-si6l. lis
CHfLD'S WONDER CHAIR, mower,
elec. iron and roaster. JE. 3-lS09.
is"
CHINCHILLAS-Must sell large herd
of animals due to Illness; will sell
small herd, pairs or single. Ju,
S-3R23 liz
CLARiNET, Cundy -Bettoney. colum-
bia Model. atwood with case. In
top shape. 500. EN-. 3-2996.
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$3.50 WEEK

Large front basement room. suitable
for couple; gas range. elec. refgr.
block of Conn, walking distance
downtown. 1926 18th st. NV.
COLORED - la2O HOPKINS ST,
NV rm., End fir. Excel loca-
tion. Rent only, $24 per mo. RA.
6-1l0l. RE. 1-2S37. La
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS: l-man sl2 per day;
1Ss1 TooEs = sls Eauif RfF CO.. sy' ,u hesFAt s.as1
RENT A ROYAL. Standard. or cleo
tric typewriter, late models only
Special rates for students. Free
delivery. Call Ex. 3-4533. ROYAL.
TYPEWRITER co %
Evening star., 1955-09-17
DOGS. PETS. ETC. tcons.l
MALAMUTE PUPS. ideal
pets and companions: Axe reg, top
breeding. ph, Manassas D5-J-2.

MALAMUTE PUPS. ideal
pets and companions: Axe reg, top
breeding. Phi. Manassas 95-Js2.
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe. excellent
pedigree; fiashy fRwn; male, 5
females; kl. s-5344; lis
Axe. best breed r lines, psS. woTmeS.
shots started. W. e. BOYER, JU.
MYNAR M BIRD. excellent voice, Wide
vocabulary. deltghtful companion;
Sl00, I4u 1-6057.
sIAMEsE KITTENS. CPA reg, Seal
point: ] 8 wks. old: cute adorable
pets. Males, SIS; females. $i5,
25i6 Sycamore St, Alex XII. g.
siamese seal point, 4
months old, purebred. LA 6-6750.
BOSTON TERRIERS, Axe. IA also
mixed pupples. JE. 4-7777.
COCKER PUPPIES, siiver-buH and
bun. Axe shots, wormed, s wks.
cSckfR Ssskfiyi pnfs, tfts, sKc sasss5. ss,s
Hamilton st, w. Hyattsyilie, WA.
niiTi pINscHER pUPPiEs, ,s
Axe; cropped and doeked. PARK
VIVID AENNEL6. 6Ulo Branch
ENGLISH COCKER PUPPIES. Black.
Axe. $40. PARKWOOD KENNELS,
6Ul5 Branch ave. s.e. RE, 5-5i40
lis
BEAGLE PUPS. 8 weeks old. wormed
Axe reg. ready for fail training or
exc. excellent pets. Also at stud. Dun
BOXER PUPS, AKC. Champion
stock, fawn. reasonable. OIL. 2-l16S.
DANE PUPPIES and srown
Danes, Fawns and Brindles, male
and female: price S75 up. ELPAW
KENNELS. 5f36 Duke St, Alex.
Va. TIE. 6-2430. OV. 3-4561. 20
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. = females.
faMn with black masks. healthy.
beautiful, loveable: S35. Also pure
bred Dalmatian pups Fairview
o-4nd1 or Fairyiew 2-2752. lis
BOXERS, for sale, male, female,
Evening star., 1955-09-17
THE CAVALIER
$500 14th ST. NV.

Large rms. KIT. dinette and bath
apts.: nicely furnished and deco
rated: complete hotel service: S35-.
S5 per Ek. Also monthly rates.
Evening star., 1955-09-17

Labrador RetrelVerS
s-wk. -old. male and female puppies.
sired by Mar Ders Mike Field
Champ blood lines. $50 up. Axe
reg. Papers optional DR. NOR
MYLE, OIL. 4-5sau, 4S12 Middiesex
lane. Bethesda. Md, lis
Evening star., 1955-09-17

HAIR DRIER, HELEN E
CUREs, LIKE NEW. REAs.
JU. 9-6447.
Evening star., 1955-09-17
TIRE SALE

Full yecaps.; guar: wear like new;
COOKIE, 6.70x15, 1915: .7.10x15,
7.60x15, $7.75; add S2 for snev
Is,S1 Ga ave n w PA H.Q2hl
Evening star., 1955-09-17
THE DIPLOMAT

2420 18th 81. NV.
Lse. Enc. Kit. Dinette, SI00
Jr. -Bedrm. Apt, S1I0
De luxe BLDG. overlooking Meridian
PARK: Walking dist. downtown.
Beaut furn apis; 24-hr. sWltcfls
board, etc. Mgr. AID. 2-122h
Evening star., 1955-09-17
TRENTON TERRACE
TV AWAIT .APTF

TV AVAILABLE
Attrac lse, beautiful furn mod.
apt; ] and . bedrms.. ranging
from $500 to $12o Laundry
facilities. cross ventilation, play
ground area and parking: close
to Boiling Field, Apply office on
Sc Cali 10, 2-o8lS. UNFURN-
ISFED ] AND 2 BEDRMS., S72.70
to SSl so. ALL UTILS INCL.
CONN. AND CALVERT AREA
20l7 Allen pi., nw--Extremely nice
: rms. kit. and bath, modern base
ment ant, with private front and
rear entrances: S67.5e per mo,
" G SMITH. DI. T-141l: eyes,.
Evening star., 1955-09-17

Open Sat. Sun, til 6 PM.
FLUSH DOORS, $4.45
Open every eve. til 8 pm. Browse
and plan the do-it-yourself. any,
thing cut to size. Better shelving.
15c; wrought-iron legs, all ply
woods, Masonite. Formica and
cabinet woods, including cheaper
eulsings SeaiIopsa psd,r valance eo,,on,n rem m
paneling, I5c; all framing sheath
ing. GENERAL MILLWoRK CO.,
1900 Knowles ave-. Kensington,
Md, just off Conn. ave, LO. 81
23l1. lis
MOVIE PROTECTOR. l6-mm, Key
stone Model K160 with case. Cost,
Evening star., 1955-09-17

LIVING RIM. SUITEExtra
chair and miscel. pieces,
cheap.
s202 5th ST. NV. RA. 6:a144. IS
Evening star., 1955-09-17

Officers Service Club
Rms. by day, wk month with club
and social activities tor active, IN.
active and reserve officers. I64j
oISt ST. W. AID 4-n40U
Evening star., 1955-09-17

COLORED-N.E.--2 rms, Kitchen
and bath; private; for reliable re-
fined persons. LU. 7-SlS9. is
COLOKED--3l32 18th ST. NV
rm.. kit, apt; also double room:
cShoREbnse adaitsi bstusenss, Rooms, kitcbe1 us sna
bath. Reasonable. Call LU. l.
COLORED-e5Is nth ST. NV
Bedrm,, kit, porch. $3.50. Lfy,
rm., bedrm.. kit. $3.50. Conv.:
ami -tg
Evening star., 1955-09-17

IRISH TERRIER PUPS
Akc reg. thoroughbredx. sired by Ch.
Golden Chance: wks. EN-. 2-83s6,
Evening star., 1955-09-17
LOVELY
FURNISHED APT.

In excellent embassy location at
Meridian Park. but in heart OF
town. Fully air-eond. with auto
matte and individual control All
rent See to appreciate. i476
Euclid st. NV. HU. 3-3402. -Ia
Evening star., 1955-09-17
I112 18th ST NV

III2 10Th ST. NV.
OPPOSITE THE sTATLER HOTEL,
Nicely furn. modern bldg; elevator
and switchboard service. See res,
mgr; on premises, or call MA. 8.
J, A. McKEEvER CO.. INC.
l732 K st. M. ST. 3-Sso0
Evening star., 1955-09-17

BOXERS. for sale, male, female.
fiashy fawn and brindle. Axe.
At stud. Flashy fawn and brindie.
WHISPERING LANE KENNELS,
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- -
CONN. AND CALVERT AREA
SHIPLEY PARK

furnished and redeco.
rated | and 2 bedrooms, Ny. rm.,
dtnette. kit. and bath, picture
windows. ample closet space, laun-
dry facilities. convenient to bus
vel. 34nn 2hth st 8 10 o-n1Ss
Evening star., 1955-09-17

LEAKs-BospsToNE will stop your
leaks and add beauty and value to
your property, tombstone can
be applied TO any surface: free
estim., nothing down. 3 years to
pay. OIL, 4-e133i evenings snd
dMArx selM,aassx ol 4oooo co .sfa EAPrehl aeth
ave Reth Nd
Evening star., 1955-09-17
Connecticut Ave. Ant

One large bedroom and eficiency
apartment available. Living room.
oalning foyer. kitchen and bath.
with tiled shower. walk-in closets.
Tastefully and completely fur
nished, Venetian blinds: 24-hour
switchboard and elevator service.
Also ayailable. 2-bedroom apart
Evening star., 1955-09-17
DOWNTOWN
Apt 4

1871 COL. RID. NV. {.
attrsc.. 1-bedrm. furn. apt, porch:
ayaii. now in this elev swbd. bldg;
good transp. and shopping. See
res; mer. at bldg, or call H. q.
SM1THY CO. S1l 18th st, NV,
ST. $4,000 is
Evening star., 1955-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIoUEs-china. furn. tewelry,
silver, rugs, etc. LOUIS SEGA
IA. o-5333: ewes, EN-. 3-67B5.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-15
Chicks Free OF CRD
Predicted For Future

Someday poulrrymen may be able
to ask for baby chicks certified free
of chronic respiratory disease
(CRD) just as they ask today for
pullorum- chicks.
This is the belief of Dr.. e. F.
Waller, head of the animal and
poultry industry department at the
University of Delaware. DR.. Waller
points to research at Virginia Poly
technic Institute where scientists
have developed "freeze-agglutina-
ton" test which is practical for de-
tecting GRID carrier birds.
The test is hailed as a major step
in the control of chronic respira-
tory disease, a common ailment
among poultry fiocks. Although
most birds carry some immunity.
you can't count on it.
Research in devising ways to
control the disease was accelerated
in IL states under the direction of
the u. S. Department of Agricul-
ture's research service after poul-
trymen in the Del-Mar-Va area
asked for, and got, special appro-
rough one in that area. Mortality
was high and price cuts were heavy
because of the disease.
Researchers also have succeeded
in isolating the most important or
ganism causing the disease-refer-
red to as PPLO (for pleurol-pneu-
organism)- and grow
ing it artificially in the laboratory.
Since the organism can be trans
mitted through the egg, infected
birds should not be used for breed
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-15
Georgetown Kiwanis
Club Hears Wilder

Norman Wilder, chairman of the
State Fish and Game Commission,
spoke at the Georgetown Kiwanis
Club weekly meeting on wild Life
Conservation.
He was introduced by Edwin L.
Smith, chairman of the program for
the evening, and explained the ac-
tivities of the commission
Among other things. he said that
beginning July /. there are six dog
wardens and five game wardens. He
said that these departments are
self-supporting through the sale of
licenses.
He told of educational work be-
ing done among school children
and adults and through radio
broadcasting once each month
He said that three boys are
working with the commission in
the game division, one at Fenwick
Island, one at Broadkill Beach and
the third at Lincoln City.
Mr.. Wilder said that 100 years
ago there were l20 ponds in the
state but now there are only 81.
Plans are under way, he announced.
TO replenish the pond at Laurel
and also Griffith's Pond and In
grams Pond.
Work of the commission is done
in conjunction with the Marine Di-
vision at Lewes.
N. Eugene Campbell, president,
presided at the meeting. Invocation
was by Arthur Kapp; Joyce Con-
away provided the music and Ralph
s. Baker led the singing.
Dallas Dennis reported the pic
mic to be held Aug. l6 at Lewes.
The club will go TO Camp Barnes
the first week in August.
1t was announced that the club
will sponsor boy for the Push
mobile Derby in Wilmington next
month. Dale Nolen, Avery Ellis and
Louis Cober were named the COM
mittee for the Derby.
Avery Ellis will be chairman of
the program for next weeks meet
ing. The subject will be "Our Hob
bies."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-13
TALK
CONTINUED from PAGE II

oAAA LII A1O 44IOOO W CdhS Up again
that argument started by the He
brew Union College students on
account of those Berliners. Rather,
l shall speak of the matter in the
sweet, soft tune of Sholom even
though one of those boys wrote to
the daily press to ask whether I
really have a conscience.)
Under the spell of Sholom. get
ting mad at nobody and hoping
nobody will get mad at me. I re-
port here the gist of the argument
between these rabbinical boys.
The smaller group of them said in
a public statement: There is but
one way in which we can genu-
inelY honor the martYred dead
1.-THE six million murdered by Hit
ler) and this is by transferring our
sorrow into constructive action to
prevent what happened in Nazi
Germany from happening here.
Was it not the denial Of civil
liberties to unpopular groups. the
persecution Of men for their poll
tical beliefs. which ultimately led
to the tragic destruction of human
life?
1--WE, therefore, take this oppor-
tunity to reaffirm the rights of
all men freely to declare their
ideas and pursue their livelihoods
unless they present a clear and
immediate danger to public safety
l.. We ourselves would not care
to attend a performance of the
Berlin Philharmonic but we do
not believe that a tour by this
orchestra can harm democracy
nearly as much as the encourage
ment in America of the arbitrary
denial of mems rights to a public
audience"
Then there was the opposition
that regarded the appearance of
this orchestra a hideous affront to
all decencY: that to let some men
who are Nazis come here and
make public appearance and per-
haps receive loud applause was
TO forget one of the most poignant
of tragedies.
Well, you may wonder what /
myself have to say about all this.
By the way of reply, I imagine
myself a professor at the Hebrew
Union College and the boys come
to ask me: "Dr. Segal, what do
you Think" and I say:
MY answer is Sholom. boys.
Sholom! I mean the Sholom that's
in people that can think of enc
mics with sorrow rather than in
the hate that can hurt the hater
more than the hated. I think Of
the Sholom that gives humble
Judgment when it looks at sin
ners: it considers by what error
a man came TO be the sinner he is.
by what force Of circumstance.
"Boys, I speak this way by i'm
pulse of the Sholom that came to
me in thrilling music the other
day. It carried me far away from
all my hates and prejudices
which / have directed against peo-
pie. But I shall keep on hating
hate and all the crimes that spring
from hate. / hate injustice and for
that reason I shall not hate all the
individuals who by reason of ma
tional association may seem to be
accomplices of an unspeakable
crime.
Let us not be like the anti
Semites who. through a couple of
millenia. have hated a whole peo-
pie. Do we set an example of Sho-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-13

United States Vice Consul Herman Llndstrom (ef) presents the first
vsas Issued under the Refugee Relief Act to Jews Of Dutch origin TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie EnaIander, IS and Al, respectively, and their two
sons Martin, IA, and Peter, 8. The Eneanders, whose immigration 10
E1lng handled by UNITED HAS SERVICE, are destined for Los Anee'
les, whore Mr.. Highlander will work in a medical laboratory az an ana.
lyt. During World War u, he worked in a German slave labor camp
tor halt . year and managed to escape just before the Mails could
deport him to the AuschWitZ death chambers. All arrangements for thu
immigration Of the EneIander family were made through the UNITE&
HAS SERVICE office In Holland,
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Miss Allinq
is ENGAGED

Mr.. and Mrs. William Edgar
Shepherd announce the en-
gsgement Of her daughter.
Miss Anne Alling. to Mr.. Rich-
ard Graham Long. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Homer D. Long Of
Golf. Ill.
l.. Miss Alling is the daughter
,of the late Mr.. Paul H. Alling.
who served as American Min-
lister TO Morocco and who, at
the time Of his death, was the
first American Ambassador to
Pakistan. Miss Ailing attended
the Sorbonne and George
Washington University.
Mr.. Long Is q graduate Of
Princeton University and re-
ceived his masters degree from
the School Of Advanced Inter-
national Studies. He is d for
eign service officer serving with
the Department Of State here.
The wedding Is planned for
early December.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Mrs. Show Keeps Secret Files
On Cdpiturs Social BiqWiqs

ahead Of Governor Adams 50
how could he cit below Mr..
Adams now Il the Job Is Q
promotion2
There's no doubt that Caro-
Iyn Shaw, year Ia and year
out throws Washington society
into frenzied controversy.
It happens as regularly 90
cIockwork when the book ZONES
out October i.
The publication lists people
Of social Or cficial prominence
In our town. Residents are
dropped. added or ranks
changed.
just peek into an official
drawing room and see the
lady Of the house quickly
thuznbing through the new
book and noting that her hus-
band Is ranked In the ofiicial
precedence list below that
Jones man with the snooty
wife.
BY tomorrow morning Mrs.
Shaw win not be able to am
sWer her phone. = never do
for 9 couple Of weeks after
the book comes out, " says the
vivacious publisher.
However. her assistants win
cope with the calls throwing
uprintable names ct Mrs.
Shaw others maybe threat
ening suit. claiming that their
social reputation has been
ruined because they aren't
In the book.
The real reason for the
green book came about be-
cause Of blood.
All Of the social lists up 10
1880 were based on old well
established families ablue
hloods." But an appalling situ-
alton was taking place IN this
country.
Many Of the Nations Lead
ers were people that no one
Of this social strata had ever
Evening star., 1955-10-02

part Of the WAshinrion
scene7s OF course you ean7.
Mrs. Shaw feels stronely o.
the subject Of protocol. sEtss
holding up very wen sincs the
Eisenhower adfninistration !
came In although Il suilered
badly under President Tr,isl
man who liked to ignore for
ulaiities," says the publisher.
Like President Roosevelt
Bee CLKLAND On Raee D.lE
Evening star., 1955-10-02

therefore, came about 70 rep-
resent the washington scene.
You automatically 90 into
the green book II yon hold
down an ofiiciai Job or can
boast top social background.
Others rate Hstings that have
neither Of these among them
9 leading Washington hostess.
mrs. shaW's answer 10 this
S Can you honestly say that
yo1 DO not feel that She IS
Evening star., 1955-10-02

heard Of. They had the brains
OF the money or both to get
these positions but they simp-
~ didn't have the blood for
these books. The new book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

Clam Pie
V pound salt pork, pounds clans,
finely diced minced
5 onions, cut in ; tablespoons
rings cOrnsf0rch
3POfafoes, peeled " cup cold water
and diced Sail
Fry salt pork until crisp. Add onion rings and
saute until dark brown. Add potatoes. which
have been boiled just tender in sailed water, to