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Evening star., 1961-11-23
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Evening star., 1961-11-23
STENOGRAPHER

ALEXANDRIA AREA
Immediate opening with
established realtor developer
for congenial lady with
shorthand and tipping eX-
perienee and ability to meet
public. Permanent position
for qualified applicant in
Guiding lunches with cost
and other benefits. Office
located Ia miles so. Alex.
on busline Call MR.. LEE,
so. 5-9l0O after 10 am.
Evening star., 1961-11-23

STENOGRAPHER, experienced. un-
der 35. downtown office: con-
sultants IS hours per wk.; SS5.
Me S-6145.
STOCK CLERKS, must be willing,
apply in person only. CHIL-
DRENS SUPERMART. Bsileys
Crossroads next to Bowling Alley,
Alexandria, Va.
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and storm windows, call Mr..
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TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, work
in new office. located in Triangle
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Evening star., 1961-05-18
BY MEG FIKE
Contributing Writer

A Falls Church housewife
and mother of six took first
place yesterday in the area
chicken cooking contest. held
at the Washington Gas and
Light Company.
Mrs. Marcella Wilson. the
winning cook, received as her
prize a gas range and a
chance to compete in the
national chicken cooking
contest to be held next
month in Seaford. Del.
The National champion
will be the winner of a two
week, expense paid. four
country tour of Europe for
two. The National contest is
sponsored annually by the
Poultry and Egg National
Board and Delmarva Poultry
Industries, Inc.
Mrs. Wilson was particu-
larly pleased with the prize
won in her first contest as
her own stove had Just bro
ken down. Chicken With
Saffron Rice" was the WIN
ming dish, made with saffron,
savory, salt and pepper. Il
always put in what the recipe
calls for" said the winner.
land then add a little bit
more"
Second prize winner in the
senior division was Mrs.
James NJ. Schaeffer with the
entry, Chicken With Lin
guine Sauce" Mrs. Khan
Zada took third place with
"Delmarvelous Dacca Chick
Evening star., 1961-05-18
Mother Of Six Named
Local Cooking Champ

en-" a recipe in which the
main spice is provided by
cooking the fowl in orange
juice.
First place winner in the
junior division. open to boys
and girls under l8 years Of
age, was Miss Myra Bender.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bender of Hyatts-
vile, Md. A poised dark
haired 14-year-old, Myra
prepares dinner for her fam
lily each evening. Her entry
was a Swiss Italian chicken.
II had to make it five or six
times" said the perservering
youngster. before I got it
right" Myra hopes to con-
tinue cooking as a hobby but
her career ambitions are CEN
tered on nursing or medical
technology. Myra's prize was
an electric fry pan.
The youngest entrant in
the cook-off was seven year
old Donnie Metz, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Metz Of
Falls Church, Va. Donnie
calamity entered the contest
in place of his eight year
old sister who had disquali-
fled herself by catching the
chicken pox. The featured
tie C h nique of Donnie's
chicken, which took third
place. was the wrapping of
chicken legs in strips of
bacon. When asked what he
wants to do in the future,
the self possessed Donnie ad-
mitted he likes to cook but
positively stated. Il want to
be an army man"
Evening star., 1961-05-18

Winners in the local chicken cooking contest
vile, who placed first in the Junior division,
and Mrs. Marcella Wilson, Falls Church,
senior winner. Both contestants are now
eligible to compete in the National COOk-Off
in June at SeafOrd, Del, sponsored by the
Poultry and Egg National Board and Del
marva Poultry Industries, Inc-Star staff
Photo.
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25
More Terrorism in North Africa

An entire Jewish family Gabriel Levi his wife and two
children wiped out in Ziamma Mansouriah Algeria by
rebels They had been sitting the verandah of hotel
when they machnegunned to death. The terrorist
activity spurred Jewish emigration efforts But in Mo
so Jews being held for trying to leave the country
without exit permits In Mercedes, Argentina several
Jewish boys and girls at Haluz pioneer training camp
injured when a group of extreme rghtwng nation
alistS attacked the camp
Austrian police Flenker Lake in Upper Austria
chased group West German vacationers who Naz
style uniforms and sang Nazi songs B'nai Birth
group has gone Russia and Poland to make study of
Jewish behind the Iron Curtain The World Jewish
Congress meeting Geneva told that the situation in
North Africa has become perilouS to Jews
OBITS - Chain Gutman famous Yiddish writer who
wrote under the of Der Lebedger died at the
of "a in Miami Beach, Fla The noted Turkish Jewish
historian Prof Abraham Galanta died in stanbul at
S8 Israeli Supreme Court Justice David Gotten died
in Jerusalem at the age of 60 DR.. Shmon kanovitz,
member Israeli Parliament died in Tel Aviv at
81 . . . And Chain Schneur of the founders of the
Wilma Yiddsh Theater in 1915 died in New York at So
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25
By ABE CHANIN
EditOr-PubliSher

dollar or two to supplement her 'Wider'S
pension Most of those tourist homes
would be condemned today by the city
fathers.
When we travelled cross-country in the
Thirties sleeping accommodations pro-
vided more stories to tell than rest
There was one time when we travelled
late into the night before finding mo
dern' cabin in small burg in Texas. 1t
was pitch dark when we went into the
cabin. In the middle of the night we were
awakened by a tremendous roar and my
oldest brother, Milt, sleeping in another
cabin, threw open the door of ours and
shouted: Hurry up! Get out There's a
train coming and we're right on the
track"
We all rushed out of the cabin and the
train roared by us, no more than half
dozen feet away.
And there was the time we drove almost
to midnight in the hills of Tennessee be-
fore we found a cabin. The place had
many vacancies, but the owner was very
reluctant to rent us cabins. But he hadn't
figured on battling with my mother who
shouted at him that her young ones
weren't going to sleep in the car
We got the cabins and when we left the
next morning, a dark black touring car
the kind used on '"The Untouchables"-
followed us down the highway for sew
eral miles
We learned later the motel was front
for whiskey still and the proprietor had
feared we were "revenooers."
No, sir, don't let the oldtimers do all
the Dragging. They just didn't build mo-
tells in those days like they do today.
Highway travel in the Sixties in America
is luxury travel.
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25
The Lucky Strike Case

wholly-owned subsidiary of the British
American Tobacco Company and manu-
factures and sells in this country Viceroy,
Kool, Raleigh and other brands of cigar
cites. Brown & Williamson also manufac-
lures Lucky Strike and Pail Mall cigar
cites under license from the British firm,
but the British American Tobacco Com
pany owns the right to sell these two
brands of cigarettes only outside the Unit
ed States.
The American Tobacco Company, which
owns these brands in the United States,
has no connection with either Brown &
Williamson or British American Tobacco
and is in no way involved in the Arab
boycott program. British American To
bacco admits that it is refusing to sell
Lucky Strike and Pail Mall brands to
Israel, and Brown & Williamson publicly
stated that the boycott was imposed be-
cause of pressures from Arab countries.
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25

Travelling cross country in the 1930s
was an adventure never forgotten.
And it has no resemblance to today's
auto travel on the long stretches of di-
vided superhighways luxury motel ac-
commodationS and first class restaurants
Oh, what difference i'm three decades
of cross-country auto travel! Today when
you go to load your car, you open
cavern of trunk that swallows up all
your suitcases and half your family. 1t
used to be that you bought an extension
rack for your running boards remember
them?) and stacked luggage there. You
always tied suitcases atop the roof and
more atop the pitifully small luggage box
in the rear.
And if you were a wise traveller you
always tied on few extra tires, tube
repair kit and tire pump. 1t wasn't like
these comfortable days of tubeless tires.
When you got a flat on the highways in
the 1930s, and they came too often you
had to get out your tire irons, pull out the
tube and apply a cold patch. And you
hoped it would last until you got to a
town to buy a new tube.
There was no such thing as refrigera-
ton for those hot desert stretches that
boiled out radiators too quickly
Roadside sleeping accommodations i'm
the thirties were something to gasp at.
There were no giant hotelmotels with
swimming pools, restaurants and foam
rubber mattresses
You were lucky to find modern
cabin with four walls and mattress that
sagged over the broken springs of a
brassknobbed bed.
More likely you found tourist home
to stay in at the edge of town. This
was two or three story ancient home
in which Ma Higgins rented rooms at a
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25
IsrueIis Score
In Research

JERUSALEM (JTA) - A
new technique for pinpoint-
ing the locations of brain tu-
mors, has been developed
jointly by the Weizmann In
Stitute and the Israeli Atomic
Energy Commission.
The new method involves
the use of fluorine-18 iso-
topes. 1t is claimed to be
more safe and more sure
than methods used in the
United States and Europe u.s.
ing radioactive arsenic or
copper tracerS.
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25
A Soldier For The HOLIDAYS

into action in mobilizing its Commission
on Jewish Military Chaplaincy and its
Armed Services Division.
Centers have been asked to expand
morale and recreational services to the
military
And at this time of the year Armed
Forces Committees are being urged to
press for the finest showing in home
hospitality for the holidays.
If you would like to open the doors of
your home to a serviceman far from his
own home during the holidays, call the
Armed Services Committee at MA 4-8603.
You will be doing a mitzvah of great
value.
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25
Boris Snolar

The case of the Brown and Williamson
Tobacco Corporation-the American firm
which participates in the Arab boycott
against Israel by refusing since 1856 to
sell Lucky Strike and Pail Mall cigarettes
to Israel-is again coming to the fore
front. This is because somebody has TAX
en- the interest to spread rumors that the
case has been solved.
These rumOrs are now termed as false
by responsible American Jewish organi-
cations interested in combating the Arab
boycott against American Jews and Israel.
Major Jewish organizations in this
country still list Brown & Williamson
Tobacco Corporation as one of the firms
which yielded to the Arab boycott The
facts, as they stand today, with regard
to the Brown & Williamson firm-Which
has it's headquarters in Louisville, KY
are as follows: Brown & Williamson is
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25
Editorial Comment

Soon the High Holy Days will be with
us and we will be called upon to provide
home hospitality for the many Jewish
servicemen, stationed far from their own
homes at military bases in Southern
Arizona.
The Armed Forces Committee of the
Tucson Jewish Community Council for
many years has sponsored this important
project under the direction of the Nation
al Jewish Welfare Board.
Today the National Jewish Welfare
Board has called on Jewish communities
throughout the nation to exert greater
effort in providing home hospitality. The
JWB, answering the call of President
Kennedy's military buildup, has sprung
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25
More Dissertation Of Temples

In the Bronx N Y, five young boys arrested for
trying fire synagogue In Cleveland the Jewish
Community Center in Shaker Heights hit by young
vandals the of 900 in damages And in San
Francisco Cong Ner Tamd leaders found walls of their
building scrawled with antSemc slogans Chicago police
are investigating 100000 fire in the auditorium Agu
dath Achm South Shore Congregation It the third
fire Jewish synagogue in the Chicago period
of three weeks
You may be thanking Chicago Medical School Jewish
scientist Dr. Robert Goldfarb, for eliminating your hay
Dr. Goddard has succeeded in isoating protein
from ragweed pollen Jacques Lpchitz has bequeathed
300 of his original works of sculpture to the Jerusalem
Museum of Art The u. S. State Department has
nounced that will not give grantsnad to Israel this
year impressive economic development"
The Jewish War Veterans opened their 60th national
venon in Baltimore and greeted by President Ken
nedy
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25
The Arizona Posts
World Report
New Knesset Convenes Sept. 4

Israels Knesset, the fifth establishment of
the State in 1948 is expected to Sept Premier
David BenGurons Mapa party received 345 per
the total vote and will form the government Herut
had 13.47 Liberal 1888, National Religious $685. Mapam
758 Ahdu Avodah 652 Communists 49, Agudat Israel 375
Paoei Agudat Israel 199 with Arab parties winning the
remainder of the World the Israel Bond
Organization in Israel and that since the
first campaign in 1851 total of S50O900OO in bonds
been Sold goal of $OOOOOOO in bonds has been for
the next years
The Israeli government has cleared Pinhas Lavon of
responsibility for security disaster which occurred in 1854
when he defense minister Israel has sold 100000
Uzz submachne guns to Holland IsraePs first sub
have been graduated the ceremonies
Torah scrolls presented the commander of the
ses thus setting the first underwater Synagogues
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25
Veterans Groups Attack Rockwell

The end may be nearing for George Rockwell and his
American Naz party delegation of Jewish War Veterans
called President Kennedy ban the party because it is
using US mails to distribute antiJewsh propaganda And
the Veterans Foreign Wars in Virginia called for the
legal dsbanding of the party But New Yors Sen Keat
ing expressed his disappointment that the Attorney General
refused place party the subversive list Rockwell
and his storm troopers brought the walls down them
assaulted 13year-old Jewish boy, Ricly
Farber in Arlington Va Ricy dragged into the Rock
headquarters handcuffed abused Virginia Judge
the American Nazis year hard labor
A third was fined S1OO and given 60 days in jail
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25

1 BELIEVE it is desirable
for minorities of all kinds
Catholic, Jewish, Negro-to
put up candidates for office,
if for no other reason than
the educational effect. That
would be one way of helping
the prejudiced get over their
prejudices. After a time, the
bogy loses it's effect, and the
electorate begins to think not
of their religion or race but
of the individual.
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25
panorama
by David Schwartz

SENATOR GOLDWATER
of Arizona once tried to play
golf at an exclusive club.
Sorry, we don't admit
Jews" he was told.
'Well," said the Senator,
"I'Il play nine holes (of the
18 hole course). My father
was Jewish but my mother
wasn't"
The Senator says it's a
good story, but it never hap
pened.
GoldWater is the first man
with Jewish blood who seems
to have some serious support
for the Presidency. He has
an almost fanatical following
among conservatives.
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25
Travel America First
Road Hazards of The '3Os

EDORS NOTE The fashion today Travel Europe but how
the fascinating
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ARIZONA this space will articles special
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25

LIKE SOL LEVITAN in
Wisconsin. ''They say we
Jews are stingy," Sol used
to tell the farmers in Wis
conSin. ELECT me Sta t e
Treasurer, and I will see that
your money is not squand-
cred" And they kept on re-
electing the erStWhile Jewish
peddler.
Down in Florida, they were
continually re electing Abe
Aronovitz as a Mayor-in an
area in which the Ku KluX
Klan is supposed to have a
considerable following.
There is a hard core, to be
sure, who will stick to their
prejudiceS, come hell or high
water. When Disraeli was
making his first race for of
flee, soliciting one voter, he
received the answer, I would
sooner vote for the Devil"
''In case your friend, (the
DeviD is not a candidate,
may I count on your sup
port?" returned Disraeli.
AS we know, Disraeli did
quite we'll, politically.
The Arizona post., 1961-08-25
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The Arizona post., 1961-08-25

BEING HALF A JEW does
not seem to hurt one politi-
cally. Right now, in New
York, there is a hit play,
"Fiorello." 1t is about a poll
tician far more to the left of
Goldwater, who also had a
national following of an un-
usual sort, and who also con-
ceivably might have been
nominated for the Vice
Presidency of the United
States or even the Presiden-
cy. And Fiorello La Guardia
was also a SO percent Jew.
So a so percent Jew seems
to be okay politically. Ap-
parently, like vodka or bour-
bon, some people can take a
Jew diluted but not straight.
But perhaps there is an
other conclusion to be drawn.
1t may simply be that the
100 percent Jew is politically
shy. He has a feeling that he
will encounter prejudice and,
of course, he will. But, if he
faced up to it, he may be
able to overcome it and even,
on occasion turn it to his ad-
vantage.
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-04
Veterans Administration
INFORMATION SERVICE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

/ did not receive my usual no
tice that my GI insurance pre-
MUM is due. Am | right that
l don't have TO pay the pre-
MUM until | receive a notice
No, you are not right. IL is
your responsibility to pay your
insurance premium on time.
BE sure to include the number
of your insurance policy or
policies along with your full
name and address.
Are there any survivors of the
Indian Wars in which this
country was engaged?
About 80 veterans remain who
draw pension or compensation
from the Veterans Administra-
ton for service in one or
more of the various Indian
Wars between 1860 and 1898.
Can a veterans pension be seiz-
ed by a creditor?
A veterans pension cannot be
seized nor garnished except
by the Federal government to
cover unpaid taxes.
Is there any state in the I'm
ion that does not have a VA
hospital?
Alaska and Hawaii, the two
most recent states, are the
only states that do not have
VA hospitals.
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-04
Concrefe-Used and
Misused

"If you are planning to build
anything from a chicken house
to a home, chances are you'll be
using some concrete in it," de-
clares Robert B. Williams. agri-
cultural engineer, University OF
Delaware.
Why the popularity of concrete
for farm and home construction?
Williams says probably because
the materials used in concrete are
widely available, concrete is easily
shaped and formed. and costs are
comparatively low.
But he points out that-while
concrete is one of our most popu-
lar building materials. it is also
one of the most misused. 1t is
often improperly prepared and
poorly handled.
Here are some pointers Williams
gives on mixing and using con-
crete properly:
Use only clean and well-graded
sand and gravel. Be sure that
these materials are free of all or
ganic matter. Sand for good con-
crete should never contain more
than percent silt A small amount
Of silt or organic matter can SER
iously weaken concrete.
Use only clean water to mix
your concrete. In fact. it's a good
idea to use only water clean
enough to drink
Measure the amount of water for
your concrete mix very carefully
the strength Of the concrete de-
ponds directly on the amount of
water used. The less water, the
stronger the concrete. Use only e.
nough to make the mix workable
and plastic.
When mixing concrete-whether
by machine or by hand, he says
be sure that all the particles of
aggregate are coated with cement.
Concrete must be cured proper
ly for maximum strength. To do
so. il must have moisture present
for several days after it is poured
or placed. If no moisture is pre-
sent, the concrete will be weak
and give poor service because it
did not harden properly. Cover
fresh concrete with burlap bags,
polethylene. or use a curing COM
pound. Keep these materials damp
for about week. Williams adds.
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-04

Sanibel Island. off the west coast
of Florida in the Gulf of Mexico,
is said to have been named for
Queen Isabella of Spain.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
MEMS COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS

First quality, Sanforizede cotton
flannel sport shirts at sensational
Penney savings! All tailored with
double shoulder yoke, stand up col.
lar, square cut bottom.
Evening star., 1961-04-25
By ELEM

out. lust fresh approaches
to the subject of flattering
furs."
These include vertical
workings of skins, horizontal
stylings. diagonal variations,
and delightful collar inter-
pretationS on small furs.
Answering the need to pro-
vide women with versatile
fur pieces is another straight
stole with mink skins worked
diagonally. Ingenious snaps
help create several charming
wrap possibilities.
Another fashion deviation
in this new collection for
wear right now, is a cape
jacket with a mot symmet-
rical" look to it. This is
very daring right now, but I
believe it has significance"
Mr.. Silverman notes.
Dark furs, he finds are en-
jOying a real vogue. The
most important guide for a
woman to use is to evaluate
her eye coloring and her
complexion against the fur.
rather than just using her
hair coloring as a basis.
How can you predict what
color a woman's hair is going
to be these days?" asks Mr..
Silverman.
limiting of falls fashion
future. Mr.. Silverman shows
jaunty shorter full coats with
new flared shapes.
In full mink coats, it's the
"nonchalant approach" that
looks newest with bone but
tons and notched lapels.
Persian lamb is being re-
quested by any number of
young women these days due
to the new deep browns and
the young styling. Furriers
love to work with it due to
its Suppleness and ease Of
handling.
Other deep brown furs
such as Alaska seal, broad
tail and sable are also COM
ing in for their fair share Of
fashion glory this fall.
y u
VOTED MOST POPULAR
by the fur trade is a new and
revolutionary technique now
allowing a greater number of
women to own full-length
mink coats than ever before.
Fashions focus on hori-
zontally worked skins has had
a wonderful side effect. Few
er skins are used with the
result that less labor is in
volved. Today a fine mink
coat, says JandePs is possible
at a cost undreamed of be-
Evening star., 1961-04-25
FASHION
NOTEBOOK
By ELENI
Spring Furs Make News;
Many Tdke on New Hues
All kinds of startling things
happen in the Spring.

All kinds of startling things
happen in the Spring.
Leave it to the furriers
who are as busy as beavers
year round to come up with
some fur excitement.
Norman Silverman of Cap
itol FurS recently showed us
a straight stole of raccoon
that was as far removed from
the "rah rah" era, as a Model
T is to a Thunderbird.
No moth-ball leftover this.
It's strictly for the woman
with a strong fashion will of
her own, who likes to be dar-
ing.
Straight and to the fash
ion point. it wins our vote
for the newest looking
straight stole in town.
Coming hot on the heels
Of this fashion information,
unveiled last night at Capt.
tol Furs Spring and Summer
fashion showing, is a rain
bow" stole of three different
mutation minks combined to
form something different"
in mink styling.
White and grays are beau
tifully fused into a new-look-
ing fashion. Actually. fur
designers are following in the
success of the milliners who
were first to twist different
mink mutations into turbans
for fur hats of distinction,
last Fall.
There are no new ami
mails" Mr.. Silverman points