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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
Wholesale Changes Are in View, Particularly Old
 Culhane Amendments
SENATOR EGAN IS
 ASKING NEW CHARTER
Two Blank Bills Would Incorporate Local Sts. in
 Trunkline System
BY RAYMOND J. FITZPATRICK Democrat LegiSIative RenOrter)

BY RAYMOND J. FITZPATRICK
 Democrat Legislative Reporter)
 State Capitol, Hartford, January 31. Efforts to make wholesale changes in the Waterbury city charter, particularly those sections of it which were amended two years ago through the efforts of former Senator George T. Culhane, were seen today in the numerous blank bills that that the Waterbury city admi1iistra- tion submitted through Senator Ed ward P. Egan of Waterbury.
 Senator Egan himself said in Hartford today that he would like to see Waterbury get an entire new charter rather than have a series of amendments put through.
 Among the numerous measures which he presented in the Senate this morning was one calling for establishment of trade school in Waterbury which he said was advo- cated by the city administration of Waterbury. Senator Michael V. Blansfield introduced a trade school bill few days ago, but whether or not 1t was the same as that hand ed in today will not be known until the terms of today's are outlined.
 Streets in Trunkline
 There were two blank bills in- Waterbury streets in the state trunkline system and an- other which would have Harper's Ferry Road and the Pearl Lake Road included in the trunk line routes.
 This is part of the plan now be- ing. advocated by City Engineer Charles Root, the City Plan Con-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
Give The Boys A Drink"
 May Be Barred By Measure
(By Democrat Legislative Reporter)

Capital Hartford, 3"Giye all the drink" words expected from liquor collector when he visits the negb0rhOOd b introduced today by Michael v. Mansfield OR Waterbury
 Senator Bansfds bill Obds representative Of brewery. disery drinks himself when visits business The ban include the proprietor Q bartender.
 lobbying program against bIn confidently predicted e would irasi9ns of drinking the ba'tha of the salesman collector being in duty bound Co "set the house"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
Ex Mayor Sends
 Out Repudiation Of Senate Measure
He Wants No Pardon When He Was Not Guilty of Any Offense- Demands Complete VindicatiOn in
 His Telegrams Sent Today

Complete repudiaton of efforts launched in the Gen. sral Assembly yesterday to win him pardon" for his alleged participation in the Waterbury conspiracy voiced today by exMayor T. Frank Hayes of this city In elegams to State Senator Theodore Brysh of Merden and exeutenant governor voiced sapproval of the bill that was presented in the Senate yesterday and which was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
WAR IN EUROPE A YEAR AGO
 JAN. 31, 1040
BY UNITED PRESS

Finnish counter r-attack turned back Russian infantry south of Hoeyhenjaervi, near Norwegian border.
 Particularly heavy losses at sea were: British steamers Royal Grown, Highwave and Parkhill. frclghters Bancrcst and Giralda. vaclite; French steamer II0nUA- collier Coryton, merchantmen vaclite; French steamer Hem ileuraise; Belgian merchantmen Mouse, and Swedish steamer Sylvia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
REGISTRARS OF
 VOTERS MEASURE
Terms Would Be Extended to l946-Daniel J. Ma
 haney Is Nominated
BY RAYMOND J. FITZPATRICK

DA AeA ANAOAND Os TIA A4 TIA
 Democrat Legislative RepOrter)
 State Capitol, Hartford, January 31. Terms of the Registrars of Voters in Waterbury would be eX- tended to 1946 and they would be empowered to name two assistants in each of the city's voting districts under terms of bill introduced in the Senate by Senator John L. Sulli- van, Democrat, of New Britain to- day.
 The bill would affect not only Waterbury, but New Britain, Hart ford and New Haven.
 Registration of all electors in the four cities would be compulsory, too, under the Sullivan bill. They would be compelled to appear for regis tration at least twenty days prior to an election and under oath must certify as to their name, address, and other questions.
 Considerable excitement and con- ment was occasioned by the meas ure, but Senator Sullivan had no ex- planation was offered by the ener- getic and forceful senator from New Britain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
British Advance Army To Encounter Stiffest
 Struggle Of Campaign
Germans Drop Shells Far Into Kent County
Their Long Range Guns Throw Shots 10 to l2 Miles Beyond Dover Coast; Wendell Willkie Sees
 ''Hells COrner' in Action
BY SIDNEY J. WILLIAMS United Press Staff Correspondent

London, January 31. = UP) - German long-range are now dropping high explosive shells 10 and 12 miles inland from Dover coast revealed today as the Luftwaffe pounded London in daylight attack under of heavy clouds The longdisance Sheng ot Kent County regions inland from the coast develop
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Jan. S1-(UP)-Gov- ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Jan. 29, compared with a year ago: This Year Expenses Esgt Year SC, 6,224, ,912, ,3S6.26 $5,429, ,097, ,049.32
 Receipts
 $s .2s6, ,546,5ss.45 ss.os0, ,0O5. .s50.s1
 Gross Deficit s2, 1888, ,s65, 7s6.S1 s2,sss. .os1. .1ss.S1 s2,s47, ,7ss, 4ss.si s2.s7s. .s5s. .sss.gi s1, ,4O1, ,44O.s5i,Sa ss.sss. .sss, ,sss.ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31

Young men and women needed now for Cfflce positions. Attend Post Junior College Of COmmerce.-Ady.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
Countv Commissioner

OUUIIVy OUHHIIE1ISS1OIECE Rep. John A. Membrino of Wat erbury. today offered in the House a resolution naming Daniel J. Ma nancy of Waterbury, New Haven county commissioner. The term of
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
The Wsather

Mostly Cloudy for
 Tonight, Saturday. Fun Weather Report Page 2.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-29
OKAON. BALM
6ewaehrtes

bewaehrtes HeilmtteI gegen .Rheumatisnus
gchtsehe schmerzen, Asthma und Fuss
gelenksehmeIzen. Vieie Dankschreben. g
Ounces -Elasehe. Postverssnd und Verpak-
kung. n Rres, &.75. Muir gegen Money. Order
Sehre'ben Sic noch heute an "okaon BaIm'',
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nes @eies. 8eionbers dur 3cit zines
&rieges beoel,tet .Ssnternotional 2om''
rein gar nidts, ocnn, ipic Ser lcete
8eItfrieg bc,,tlib 5eiote nno bepies.
tpl.rben tG9lih bon beioen Seiten Ser.
lcsnn9cn zines iog. uSSnternotiouolen
@eieees' aemelbet. Seine ser f0mp-
fenoen Notionen biclt iid) on cin iol.
Dies @cles. IS itebt in feincm @efct.
bud nno eS bcItcbt fcin @erihtsbof,
oer Die Dnrhfiibrrn0 er5,pinoen
fonntc. ShnMme 3euaen lino Der
"Trieoenspoloit' int 'Sooe nno Der
Golfer9crihtsbof in @eni.
Gas cin5ioc, ,prfIihc, iutcrnntio.
male &olferociet bat @ott Der Scrr
ocm Moles o,f Dem Berg Sinoi oe-
eebcn. IS entbolt a,uolf Nrtitel. Nenn
oieleS intcrnotionolc @cieb beobohtet
lpiiroc, piirbe iofort Der Ncltfrieg
ouiborcn 'nb einc oIl0emeinc, bonern.
oe SoIfcrpcriobn,'na eintreten.
- =. e., ". ga.
9olicn Sic iih nit Standardization,
belonocrs nit fpmmlniltiid) gciinnten
ytltorbeltcrn nid)t nnf reli9ioic &on-
troperlcn cin. &obl aeiinntc, onirif-
tige Ni6tfatbolifen, oc hic fotboIlihe
2ebre fcnnen lernen ,pollcn, per,peile
man olf fotbpliihe 8iid)er, in oenem
Die Sebre Ser fotboliiden Stride ent-
bolten lit, ober an cinen fotboli'd)eu
Hriciter.
@oS m'n sic @ebcimnilie Der fo.
tboliidcn &elioion betrifit, 10 lit es
tor'bt nno 3en9t bon 9rober llnipii-
lenbcit, ipcnn man fo9t: u@os idb
nidt pobrnebmen ODER pcrlteben fonn,
oos CLAUDE id nibt" Dorouf 1T an
onhuorten: Sooor onf oem noteriel.
lcn @ebict Der nns ,m9ebenocn Notnr
gibt es @ebeimniiie, 5. y: Goreinee,
sic mir niht ieben nod peritebcn fon.
ncn, 3. 9. oas 2ebcu iclblt, ser Gor-
gang oes 2cbens in ben lcbcnnen g8e.
len ,mb ioaor bel Sen Hilan5cn. Der
menldlihc GerItono bot burb ioDr-
tonIenoelon9es }oribeu ia idon ll.ons
d)es cntoedt, nbcr bie Wii1cnlt)oft
fomnt d'l benz @ntfdIuk oab ie nebr
man forlbt, nebr unb tieferc @ebeim.
niiie ,lnerfl0rt blciben.
&er perltebt 3. 9. bos @eien Der
&ooio- nno 9elepiiiousmeIlen? Die
eleftriiden @ellen uno 10 nondbc an.
oerc &roite ser ms nn9cbenocn ga.
h1r? Iian fennt ,pobl oeren Wir-
fnngen nno ipeib Tie 81 0ebrouden,
ober fein Wenid) ipeib, ipos es ift.
slnf Dem eeiitiaen ,,no religioien
8ebict eibt es nod mebr nnb biel
ttefcrc @ebeimniiie, ,peil eben bos Sci.
fteslebc,l piel b0ber ,lnb pollfonrnener
(Jorties,ue anf Seitc 12)
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pbio @aifeafreanS

ScltflhlanO NE Dngeipelenen Gergoftz
loilmg lmo 9erroblntg cnteegenaebt.
9eoenfen Sic MIR, baB fait oae 0fit=
tel, sic 5ur religi6lcu ,mo ,noraIilben
@r5iebltllg tottpenbig iinb, abgeidnit~
ten iporocn: 9annung Ses rcligioien
llntcrridts in ser Shu1c, S6liebmg
ser nlciiten fotboliiheu lmo prote.
ltalltiiden 2ebronoltcu, Shlieb,no
ser meiiten &Ioltcr ,no Gin5icbrno
ibrcr Sitter, Die atpongspeiie ;3ugcb0s
rl9feit aller &llloer, scr protcltantis
Iben nno fatboliitbcn, 81 Ser Sitler~
iugeno, sic nid)t MIR feline Teligion
fennt, ionoern in beren Gr3iebl1nas-
perla,lmlungeu unO Metbooen oueS
Hclioioic perlpottet llno alles Ntora=
liihc pcrbcioniibt miro.
@s IT Ierner toblider, BOB cine
sSloeno, sic Der Stride ertipobnt ,nlb
in ibrer religiolen lleber3eleilng &C.
ibmaht, ooer gar i1t elmer religious
ieinoliden Ntmoipbore eraoeen miro,
ipic Die geeenlportioc Su9eno IN
8eutl6lono; nibt beu 2od,'ngen
Communications nno otbeiltiiher 8ro-
poeonoo 31 niecriteben imitonbe lein
miro. @s miro not,penoig cin reli=
eions- nno morolloIes @eldledt bcr-
anmobien, bas nidt nlr oIs Elm fir
benicinolihcs, ionbern als cin itoots=
l,mltiir3cnbes @lemcut li6 cntmideln
miro.
9nrd) Sbpo6mna Ser &cIioion
miro pie Moral eeihpoht. $50 feinc
Morol unb @e,piiienboitiefcit beitebt
berridcu @cictloliofeit ,nb MnorNic.
Die @cidibtc benefit, BOB, 100 in1mer
bas 2ebcn ser Stride 1,ntcrbuocn
ipurhc, ba berfii,1mertc ouD ser
Stoot. Sic scr &irdc nerlorcne ST.
seno miro ouh bem Stoot nerloren
sebcnL Oh MIN Die eeoenlp1rtiec 9so3i-
reoicrlmg bos olo,lbt poer niht. No-
hlr- nno Moralgelcbc Ieben iid) nit
eilerner, 1,nipioerlteDli6er &rait bnrd),
rnb obne &eligipn periGat cine gfo=
tion ins Seioen- nno 9arbarent,un.
Qel,tldlono more als Elm &olf 1,nb
cine Mobt bellte nod cinnlol 10 ltarf,
ipenu icinc gegeniportiae Hceier,ul9
ibm polle religioic nnb biirgerlidc
Sreibeit getpobren ipiirbc. Die fotbo-
liibe Stride miro, mie immer, mls
ibrem Sample iie9rcid) berporocbeu
uno ibre @egner ,no GerIoleer lpcrs
ben oen gSe9 geben, Den ieit 2O00
Sobren ollc ibre Ser Iolger eegongen
linb.
IS lit ferner cine III fame 2ii9e,
penn No5i=8latter ncrfiinoen, Is berr=
| i6e freie Te1ieionsiib'ng ,mo freies
fatbnliihes 2eben. @ic Itimmt hos
NIT ser nenclten, onltlihcn Gcrcrb=
nnng, nad~ pclber nicnono mebr iih
einem Srben an lblieben borf pbnc
@enebnieung ser Reaier,me? 0os
lit niht nur ein ilagronter @in9rifi
in Ole reli9ioie, ionoern in Die per<
Ionlihc sSreibeit bes Meni1en. Seine
93eeiernng oer @elt, nidt ei,,mal sic
@ltern boben 3u beitin'men, ob iemono
oeu @er,'f anm Oroensleben bot ooer
nidt. 9ieien- 8eruf 9ibt nur @ott
lno Der brou6t feine nenlblide @r-
lanbnis ooer o,ntlibc @enebmienng.
- 8. w., IN. -
9ns @nrt ..esSntcrnnl Qnm' lit lett
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Huskuflft
- s. g., Minn.

nS
feniaft baben Sic elm por5iielibes
Nittel eegen Nierenleioen mo 8oi.
fcrInebt. sllh oie erIten 3arten 8lat'
ter Ser 8irfe bieten einen gtten, bell.
fnmell See. Scr 9irfenblattertee III
elm uroltes, portrefflides Golfsbcil,
mitteI. Die 8latter iperben I'M 6riib'
iobr geianlmelt mo lit einem trofncn,
nnnfeln Gaum getrodnet. 25 bis sc
@ramnt banon tperben NIT 20O
@ramn fobenbcn 0ailers iiberaone,1
nno iiber Dem ,SelIer nod ein- Biz
apeimol allfgefobt elm bis alpei Stln'
ben Iteben gelafien llnb nod bent Mb'
ieiben iparm ODER ab9efiiblt getrun'
Ten, 1uD afpar i'm 2aufe oes Sages
a,pei bis brci iolbc Iuffohunge,t, oit
man iibrigens fir oen Sogesbeoar'
auf einllal bereiten fann. 9ieler Set
tpirft anBcroroentlih barntreibeno be-
@oiieriudt infolgc BON Nierenleioen
obne 3ei5erihein,lneen berpor5nrnfer
nno obne 5u 1booen.
9lus benz Saft Ser 8irfe, Der im
s5riibiabr in manben .Staaten 9eluon
ncn miro, dbnli6 ipie aborn-Sof1
(Ysople sS,,ice), tonn man eiu Dor
aiiglibes nno 9eiunbesgier, bereiten
inoem man oenlelben NIT aeiliiaeni
Scfc nno 3uder nermengt ,no aire,
I6bt. = 9ieiner nno frilfer 9irfcn
Taft, reihlih getrlmfen, 1T poraiialid
bel 9ierenIteinIeioen nno aur 8lut
reiniglung.
- Mrs. s. t. g., ga. -
9ei Ser3= =artcric'1pcrfolfl1ng eibt e
nihts geiieres, ais ,lanrc 0silG. Yfar
rer Gneipp empficblt Sen @erub po,
Gunermilb breimol am Gage Mi
Gbmor5brot. 9obei nermeioe n1or
nIlcn 6leiihaen,lb. si.db geaen atfm
not lmb Mltbma enpfieblt &neipp ob
aerabnltc Sauerlltild). Man iollte tdg
lid ,penigitens ein Quart hapon trim
fen, Damn lolloIom i,nmer mcbr, bi;
man es anf 3 Quart pro Sag brin9t
= sogar 3udertronfe tonnelL lpcn1
bas 2ciben nid)t lhnn 5u ipcit fort
aclhritten unb bas Spltem nod frdi
tig 1T, bllrb rciblidcn @enub DO,
Sanernlilb gebcilt ,peroen.
@s iperben be,lt5llta9e Diel o,t bic
foIte 8etrdnfe ,lnter bcn perlodcno
item Nolnen gcnoIicn. 9ie nciltcn mir
fen, i6on burb ibre niebrigc Sclnpc
ratur, 6l1berit iddblid) auf sic Ser
ba,tl,ng mb beranlaien alle no9li
dben 2cibcn.
- s. d., GaIif. -
Sc beoorf feines 8etpciies mcbr
boB ser in europa entbranute Golfer
fries nibt Inn bobe, eole 3iuedc &C
fiibrt miro. ionoern Inn 5eitli6e Csc
,piline:: Madt Sberberribaft nno 8e
iit. &clieion uuo Civilization Mill
len - tpenn aud MIR aeitlucilis I'LL
tereeben, ipcnn Der gernibtl,nesfries
big aur beioerleitiaen @rlbopilng ),
@nbe eefiibrt miro.
.@s 1T eerooe3lt nniinnig 5n be
banptel1, bie Heliaion babe perlast
ionit ,pdre Der &riee nidt ousaebro
den ooer er mare i6on beenoet. Do.
gerobc @egenteil lit ser Sail. 8ci
bie' Menihen oie 8elieion perlaiien
bic hriitliden 9rin3ipien bintoneeiet
hoben, lit Ser &rica entbrolnt I'M
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-29

| otr Gllll,Hf tolilntclt, DaB
ser 8ciis rein illaterieller Dinge ,,no
Der &f fir bielelben nidt bos
Slid oes Menihen 81. iboffen im-
itanbe lit, ionbern bab es bobere 9in=
oe eibt, Die allein ben Msenihen 81
befrieoiaen imitanoe iinb.
- Nrs. u. 3D., D. ~.
@er oil uacibolis", 5. b. an einer
lleberfiille bon acio (SGure) leioet,
mub cine Gidt6noerung norncblnen.
Die Nabr,mgsmittcl, Die Sic bisber
3u iid genommelt, entbalten 5ll piel
SGlrc ,mo uurben nidt omrb alfali=
|Ibe Stoffe elininliert nnb 1nid)dblih
gemadt. Nber anltatt ioeen. ,,alfoli5=
er', Sic marftibreieriib aneeprieien
meroen, at gebrauden, iolte man sic
bon ber Natllr aeeebenen Mittel oa=
5u onluenoen. 9a itebt nun an Ct
lter Stelc Der baufige @enuB ben
&oiinen (Naiiins), eetrodnete &ein=
trouben. Die entiomten (ieeoleb)
| iino bie beiten. ,ObeIeid iebe Nrt
BON Obit ,,no @emiiie iiberiliiiiige
rns ih0blide S0nrcn ans bem .Sp-
item entfernt, 10 miro bieler eel,mb-
beitforoernoe Yroaeb om i6nellten
uno griinblihlten be,pirft bur6 Ben
@enub bon Hoiinen. lleberoies ent-
balten Goiinen in bobem Mobe Sen
lelbt peroanliden. nabrbaften Srau=
ben5uder, Der. oireft eelunoes @lnt
biloet. Gin Yfl,no Hoiinen entbalt
500 &oIorien (00rlnceinbeiten), oos
lino 400 &aloricn ,nebr als Elm 2oib
8rot entb0lt. (llnter ciner Golorie
peritebt man cine SnantitGt 8Grnrc,
sic ilnItonbe lit, sic Semperotur ci=
mes Gint &oiier 11nt bier @rob Sab
renbeit 5u erboben)
gei Ser Mustpobl bon Holinen icbc
man barauf, bie nngebleibten (,n-
blcobeo) al erbalten, henn es 9lht
i'm 9farfte Soda bleabeb'', uOil
bippeb" unb ,,Sulpbur bleabeo" SO
iinen. llneebleidte, notiirlid)e Nolincn
fam nlou ,entlpeoer rob eiien oocr in
@eibbrot einbaden. Ssn .bcibcn Sal
len iollte man iie obfpoIbcn, obcr
uibt in @oiier leeen. Man fonn o,d
cineu 9,lten llnb eeinnoen Goiinenipein
MAIDEN. 9as Ge5cpt ipnrbe nod ,ln-
loneit on bieler SteIc oerofientlid)t
ald) b0ufiges Srinfen bon Sol-
lenoouloenfraut-See nnb Die bon Scr
@olfram 60. bereeiteI1tc Somefa-
Eablets iinb iebr: at empIeblen.
s.. >N.; Snb. -
Sic beanitanben manbes, mas Ser
Sbio @aiienfre,nb nno anoerc fatbo-
liide. 3eit,tneen iiber sic Gorg0nee i'm
9so5iltaot. beridten. sie merben a,l=
eeben niiile,l boB man in ben fatbo
fiiben 3eitun9sreboftioncn bern bod
nlcbr iiber bic &ora6nee III Ser @elt.
au6 in Del.tidlono, 'peib, o1s elm
2eler, Der feline @eltipeisbeit ieinem
2ofalblatteben .ober Dem Eahio cnt
ni,nmt. sDie 8riefe; Die Sic ans
Deutiblono. sober BON anoerstpo er-
balten, betpeiien rein gar nihts. Die
,@riinoe. oafiir an3nsebe,, 1T iiber=
-fliiiii9. @s sibt, trot :@renaidlub
uno i6arfer 3eninr, Mittel ,,no &cee
eenag am 9enolle, Ma6ridten iiber
Die Gage in ieoem 2anbe ser @elt Ct
Ebalten AIT fonnen. 9siraeubs lit mon
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ertragen?

Gieneid)t fennen Sic lie gut bic
oun,pfen 2cibtn pbcr bic iharfer Ftedbens
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-01-24
WISDOM
of the
T ALMUD
The Justice of God
H MORRIS kRAlGEB

ETGTzEg = gTs1 q p4sogS
aid : III = pEezd foE al The Nv
Eg- te shOp = op1- tne ces1e-
gTTss ersG<, tae IedgT les ope1-
rhe hard TTzres- and Th0soeTeE
zEhes 70 borrow ray CHE ard
bo.r1z. Bzt the collectors regular
n rake TIER daily roId and ez-
at pzyrs1r from TN. WHITTIER
IL be cozrent q n0G: and they have
tEzr Ehe-eon they car rely II TIER
demand The Judgment Z z I1dg-
neut q truth, ard everything Z
prepared for the feast -Aboth-
Ore e the outstzr@g features
q 2 Ahbs's teaching = the en-
phzszs On the justice exercised "
God n his desIingz with mzn- As
Cod Z f1s1 with nsn- 20 nan must
be list Y dis relations with his
feTIOE-creatwes God who Is all
rercIfu and sII-foTg1Ting II His
Judgment q man, 50 prone 70 SIT
and 10 Commit unjust acts, does
rot preclude rsn from the fsvors
and benefits he may derive when,
after his existence here OF earth
he Il ready, by Gods VIII, to take
the Rurrey TO the world 70
come," Il in ether ways he Is found
deserving and worthy Of eternal
bliss. This Is the meaning Of the
extract Of the passage above: The
judgment Is q judgment Of truth.
and everything Is prepared for the
feast" According 10 the rsbbis,
the feast has reference TO the ban
guet that VIII be prepared for
those who deserve the happiness
Of Gan Eden"
II man would truly follow Gods
code Ct justice, many Of the trou-
bIes that beset him in life would
be avoided But the evil impulse,
the ~Jetzer Harah," Just as the
''Yetzer Tow" the good impulse
which Is innate IN him, overcomes
him in his keen desire to obtain
power and influence over his fell
bowman, and in his dealings with
his neighbor he fails to be just and
honest
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-01-24
PaleStine's War
Role Considered

What role Palestine viii occu-
py in alleviating the plight of hun
dreds Of thousands of Jewish ref
ugees in the postwar period will
be one of the major problems to
be considered at the National
Conference for Palestine which
will begin its sessions Saturday
evening January 25thJ at the
Hotel Willard, Washington, D. c.
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Masters Ambulance
Service Announced

4 neT serT5ce n accident cases
ara earring patients 10 and from
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hospitals L announced By Masters
Ambulance Service, gu Park
Street, corner Of RosseIIe- @. H
Masters, operator q the service,
has been engaged IN this field q
work foF the past five years Van
NettIes L his assistant Complete
ambulance equipment Is available,
including first aid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Name New President
AT B'Nai Election

At the annual meeting of Con.
gregation B'Nai Moshe. Ernes,
Goodfriend was elected president
to succeed Morris Rosenberg. Ir.
win Sims was elected vice presi
dent, and Harry s. Greenbaun
and Or. Joseph Starman were
reelected treasurer and secretary
respectively.
The newly elected officers and
directors will be installed by
Rabbi Moses Fischer at Passover
services Sunday morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

the Northern branch on Friday
evening
The Hannah "Y' has scheduled
two movie programs Easter
week, one TO be on Wednesday and
the other on Saturday Both pro-
grams will be in the boys lobby
al ? p. m.
The quarterly city-wide induc-
tion of Volunteer. Service Club
members will be held at the North
eastern branch on Tuesday at 7:30
p. m. ar which time upwards of
so boys Will receive emblems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
CookbookIe+
On Salads
Next
Next

FIVE HUNDRED DE-
LICI0US SALADS is the title
81 the cookbooklet which will
GO on sale next Monday. April
- i contains salads for every
occasion the season around
Cookbooklcts are a series Of
20 that cover every phase of
cookery and arc released b. The
Detr0If Times ar the rate of ore
each week. Previous weeks re-
leases are.
SnackS
'IcffoNcrS'
Cakes
Poultry. Game Birds
Pie Pastries
Soups
II You have NOT obtained these
cookbooklets. they are still
available.
MORE GOOD NEWS con
corning cookbooklctS Is the an
nouncement of the binder IN
which 10 keep them. The binder
comes in n CHEEKY shade of red
and will hold all 20 Of the cook
booklets. They simply snap in
and in such a manner that
any page Of the cookbooklets
will lie fiat when opened.
THE PRICE 81 the- binder *
FORTY CENTS if called for
az .our service counter in the
lobby OF The Detroit Times
Building or FIFTY CENTS by
mail.
The prices Of cookbooklcts
remains always the same 4.
TIN CENTS each If called for
and FIFTEEN CENTS each by
NAL. WRpn ordering either The
binder or cookbooklets by mail.
address your request to The De-
troit Times Home Institute.
l225 Times Square. Detroit,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

FOR THAT buoyant ieune
file look that's so m keeping
with the Summer season make
this enchanting frock from Pat
tern 4743i Anne Adams has de-
signed this style for easy cut
ting. sewing and fitting
Pattern 4743 is available In
misses sizes =, a. is. rs and
20 Size Is takes Big yards 39-
inch fabric and 3 yards lace
cdging.
Send fifteen cents l5cl in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size name,
address and style number
Address your order TO the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square. De
trOlt Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations. patterns 10 Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

have been scheduled for the Easter
holiday week; starting Monday
and continuing through Saturday.
Over $50 boys from downtown
schools will participate in the
tenth annual learn-to-swim prof.
ect 10 he offered at the Downtown
branch starting Monday. with SIX
classes a day during the week.
The Fisher "Y' is sponsoring a
similar learn-to-Swirn campaign
for Monty members. with classes
10 be held daily at 1880, in the
lmorning and 2.30 IN the afternoon
throughout tffr week.
Two reunions Of campers from
Camp Ohiyesa have been planned
for the holiday week one being At
the Fisher ~ on Wednesday Al
$50 p. m. and the other being at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Christian Scientists
Announce Lecture

There will be a free, lecture on
Christian Science in Eighth Church
Of Christ, Scientist. Grand River
avenue at Evergreen road, on
Tuesday evening. at s o'clock.
The speaker will be Mrs. Eliza
beth Macarthur Thomson. c. S. B,
of ST Louis. Mo. a member Of
the board of lectureship Of the
Mother Church, The First Church
of Christ. Scientist, in Boston.
Mass. The lecture is open to the
public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Stout to Talk Monday

William B. Stout nationally
known aeronautical figure. is to
be the speaker at ST. Pauls Cathe-
dral Mems Club monthly meeting
on Monday night. Dinner will be
served at s 30 D. m