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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
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Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1915 Tunes Square, Detroit, Mich
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DAILY G. UIDE and LUCKY
CALINDAR for the fir.t SIX
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
For Sunday, March %.
MARCH spf TO APRIL 20

A RE s-Discretion is the big
warning today, No emotional out
bursts or nursing fsncicd or real
peexes. Be truly charitable and
patient with thdse whose respon-
sihilities are great, kind to young
sters and old people.
APRIL II 70 nay ~
Taurus - Church and charity
interests and straining a point
to be Of service to those loss
fortunate than yourself and first
favored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Mil Diet

The diet supplying the greater
portion Of milk has proved SUI
perior IN every respect. Although
the first generation Of the rats
showed little effect, there was
a marked change in the second
generation, and this change has
become more pronounced with
each succeeding generation.
ON the increased milk diet
there has been less infant NOR
tally, tho rats have stronger
bones. they reproduce more
quickly and over a longer period,
and they stay young and live
longer.
. For some reason. adults seem
10 fancy milk IS only for chill
dren and nursing mothers and
as-a consequence the average
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Nutrition Heritage

It has been proved beyond
any question that A heritage of
good nutrition, and particularly
with reference 10 plenty Of
milk, promotes a longer prime
OF life and a higher level of
health.
If you. your parents and your
grandparents all got enough
zRatlk-ta= drink NaHsiand =het--
ter chance OF living to an active
old age.
One experiment Of this kind
has been going on through 30
generations Of white rats
about 100 years, as we reckon
time.
The object throughout has
been to establish the advantage
of an optimum diet over one
that is adequate just by includ-
ing more milk.
One diet CONSISTS Of fve-sixthS
ground whole wheat TO onc-sixth
dried whole milk. the other of
two-thirdS ground whole wheat
10 one-third dried whole milk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

REVIVAL OF knitting bees
and other thrifty practices re-
call many old-faShIoncd dishes
10 please the palatcs OF today.
II vna want 20 give a home
spun dinner or party make it a
baked bean and salt pork feast.
Dress your table ID bright
stripped calico or In "a hul7p
weave with fat little salts ana
peppers. and candies in hurricane
lamps Pottery and pewter are
appropriate ware fnr--He1a Table.
As for food bake a large chs
Serole OF beans with 4 generous
slap Of pork wei ribbed n brown.
~ hospI'abIe looking dish de-
serves a really hearty cole law
10 say nothing ~ brown
bread SANDWICHES. catup. and
mustard pickles For dessert,
serve A good homemade PIC such
as pumpkin or apple.
Savoy Pork ard Beans
quart navy oeanS
Ia pounds salt pork Or fat bacon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Savoy Pork snd Beans

quart navy beans
"a pounds salt pork Or fat bacon
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

de ESpaha y del veranao. de
otras cosas, tambit0. sentiase
torturada, como de costgn5ra.
por un pensamiento doloroso.
Era q recuerdo de Ia hiia a.
mazda, la evocaci6n de Ia trara.
dia entire los esposos, u. sobra
TODD, ell remorjimientc por la
c%erteza que tenia de haber si3o
ella, en- realidad, la prcpia do.
ma Angeles, la verd3d,ra y i.
Mica culpable de la desqrae.s de
su hija y de Pepe, de Ia trara.
dia que a todos los envo,yia.
Ash Sc mostraba de da,.e. de
amable. de condescer5ierte en-
todas sus palabras, en- tcdos los
momentos, con Pope y con la ser
Vldumore y con las amiqss. en-.
VeJecida en- doce o OUNCE a0es
mas de los q. en- realiaad tsrf3
con Ia expression en- ell rostro de
los que Sc ven atenazados Dor
una idea fila, pOr una pesadum.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
LOS GENERATES AL FREN-
TIE DE LA ~CONFERENCIA

jacksonville, Octubre 49,
Los Generates del institute Ro
bert E. Lee, de esta ciudad, Sc
encuentran al frente de la Con
ferencia de los Diez Grandes,
con 3 victorias, ninguna derro
ia y 1000 puntos de porcen-
tale.
Lakeland Marcia en- segun-
do lugar, con dos victorias y
ninguna derrota.
Van a continuation jack
son, l y 0; Hillsborough, 2 y
/; Plant, 2 y /; Edison, ! y /;
Clearwater, l y /; Orlando, l
y 2; Landon, 0 y 8; Gaines
vile, 0 y 2; Plant City, 0 y 8.
Los Generates derrotaron al
Orlando con anotaci6n de 26
por O.
Ell Once de Lakeland venci6
a los Recogedores de Fresas
de Plant City con anotaci6n
de 6 por 0.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

do. Vamos a salir, EN- cuanto cal
ga el sol, luego de la siesta, {
iremos a Monte Carlo. No has
leido La Gazette de Monaco, de
esta mahana, Pepe?
No
ri All, pues es una cosa gra-
Ia! Entire los espectaculOs, a
nuncian en- ell Cine Imperial, la
cinta que tanto me alabaste y
que decias que tenias deseos de
volver 4 yer: La fiebre del ORC,
Gno sabes?
Pope hizo un gesto de leve
diSgusto, al tempo que asentia.
Y dijo, solamente
-iCine, madre!.... No Sc que
te olga! Yo estoy tan preocupa.
Go, tan triste....
-Precisamente, hijo milo, pre-
cisemente por ESQ, No me digas
cue no! Y ,uego, ms llevaras en-
81 coche a Saint Agnes, a meren
dar. AquellO es bellisimo. Inclu
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

dona Angeles Y la llev6 hasta u
ma de las pergolas que Sc eleva
junto a I'm muro altisimo, al pie
del cual corria una torrentera
que bajaba de los Alpes.
Ramo Florido arroj6 por ell
precipicio los pedazos de la car
ia.
Luego dona Angeles, mien-
tras los dos paseaban lentamen-
he cogidos del brazo por ell jar
din esplendido del UillinO, rea-
nude su letania de frases de
consuelo, de palabras que inten-
taban en- vano levantar ell amino
del pobre dueno de la finca:
Il No has de dejarte ganar
por ell dolor, hijo mia!-le de-
cia doha Angeles. 10 que nos
pasa es horrible; pero va me YES
a mi, fuerte y animosa. " yo
soy una madrel
paoa no coutee40
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
"a UAC:E,rK
Mickey Hernandez ceg6 a los
bateadores del Circulo Cubano
Con siete hits los Garibaldinos a~notaron 6 carre-
ras. - Onis dispar6 un "%jonron" en- ell noveno

La novena del Clrculo Cuba
no fue "cegada" aver por las
veloces curvas del serpent
nero Mickey Hernandez y solo
pudo batear tres hits, de Mott,
". Granell y Leavine, mientras
los Garibaldinos pegaban siete
y con ellos hacian seis carre-
ras.
Los cubanos hicieron su pri
mera carrera en- ell Inning
inicial; pero despues Sc dedi-
aron a abanicar ell aire, domi
nados por la m~ae.tria de Her
nandez.
Mickey reparti6 cincc trans
ferencias". per osupo compen-
sarlas concinco ponches.
Hasta la octava entrada, e.
amable muchacho McGahagin
hiio de. policia, habia man
tenidO sin carrera sa los Italia
lianos. Explot6 en- la novena
entrada McGahagin y lie reem
plaz6 ell excelente pitcher
LCngval.
Manuel Onis, ell director de
10, vencedores, dispar6 an cua
triangular, en- ell noveno, con
las bases llenas.
Benito, ell ''torpedero" de
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
La Gaceta Folletin No. Ala
ToMO TERORRO
Ia MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ii Bien, hijo milo, no sufras !
-sigui6 diciendo doha Angeles,
que adivinaba 10 que experiment
taba su yerno en- estos instantes
dolorosos-. Guardate esa car
ta...., o r6mpela, 10 que Quieras,
Y vente conmigo.
Pope Sc puso en- pie asimis-
mo.
Y, comenzando a rasgar la
carta maldita, lentamente, sua-
vemente, cast sacramento, mur
mur6 con voz livida:
i Mejor sera que rompamos
este, madre!
Y, luego de partir la carta en-
mil pedazos, eogi6 81 brazo de
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

los ganadores, aport6 tres hits
en- cuatro wees al bate.
Pegaron los otros "jilotes",
en- beneficio de Ia Unione, dos
Onis, ell catcher y mentor, y
uno Carsten y uno Corrales.
Solo dos errores Sc cometie
ron, por F. Fernandez, la ter
cera base, y Beasley.
LIE produjo dos bases ell hit
de Carsten.
Pasaron una mala tarde los
partidarios de los cubanos, a
partir de la octava entrada.
Todos los 'altaritos' Sc de-
rrumbaron y hubo muchas la
grimitas.
Onis fue muy congratulate
por su inesperado 'macanazo.'
Anotaci6n por entradas:
U. l. 600 600 O24-6c III lie
c. c. 90 600 OOO-1c, 3h, lie
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
re irrechazable Y tenaz..

bre lrrechazable y tenaz..
Luego del almuerzo dona An
gcles Sc retro a su alcoba, a
dormir un ratio la siesta, mien-
tr49 Pope, por no tener sueho,
Sc refugi6 en- la calma grata de
su despacho, en- semi-sombra,
pcnlendose a leer unaS revistas.
A las cinco, luego de tomar ell
ta en- una de las glorietas del
lardin, Guido, ell ch6fer del vi
limo, trajo a la terraza el CT
tresn nuevo que Pope comprara
en- Barcelona, dejandolo al pie
de las escaleras.
In instante despues, Ramo
fiorito Sc instalaba en- Ell volan
tie dsl coche, llevando junto a e.,
en- 81 asiento delantero asimis-
mo, a su madre polftica como
unlca rasajera.
Pape, una vez ell coche en- Ia
CorRtche, propuso a dOha An
geles:
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
NO Sc PRESENTO Ell TEAM
DE N DOMINGO

Habana, Octubre 19.-El
team de la RebGlica Domini-
cana Sc retro ell pasado mi6r-
coles como resultado de varios
incidentes, entire ellos la derro
ia a manos del club de la Eas
tern Air Lines, de Miami.
Hizo ell pdblico varias de-
mostraciones contra la move
ma de Trujillo," uno de cuyos
peloteros lanz6 un bate hacia
la glorieta y lesion6 a tres es-
pectadores.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

En- Filadelfia, manana mar
ties, ell negrito Ray Robinson,
conocido por "Az1car," Sc ba-
tira con Izzy Jannazo, de N.
York, a 10 asaltos.
Robinson es ell campe6n sin
corona de las lat libras. o.
tenta ell titulo Red C~ochrane,
un marino, que hace pocos dias
fuera derrotado por ell excam
pe6n Fritzie Zivic. Los peritos
Green que Ivy no podra co.
merse ell "azucar' del invictC
gladiator negro.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

so, 81 quieres, podemos recoger
a las de Peha, para que nos a.
companion en- la excursion.
Ramo Florido iba a protestar
de nuevo.
Pero no 10 hizo.
IA que?
Adivinaba en- su madre poll
tica un noble afan de distraerlo,
de hacerle divertirse, de hacerle
olvidar ell horrendo drama. Y
acab6 por decir:
Como quieras, madre
Pero va sabes que NADIA me di.
vierte.
10 intentaremos, al menos.
hijo mio-repuso la hermosa Sc
nora, a al que carcomia un hon.
do y terrible remordimiento.
o
Durante q almuerzo en- Ell ella.
no Y hermoso comedor del Wilt.
no, la esposa de Pietro Cenci.
mientras hablaba de 81 familia.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

rectenta torneo de Munich, pa
trocinado por los nazis, que
consigui6 ganar.
LA Nueva Europa agreg6,
'no permitira la inoportuna in
tervenci6n de Estados Unidos
en- las cuestiones ajedrecisti-
cas- de Europa"
Muchos maestros de los PAL
ses democraticos han jurado
que no jugaran con Alekhine
despues de la guerra, por Guam
t oel campe6n es un nazi.'
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
ORORTES
JOSE LUIS ESTA EN- CALL
FORNIA

Los Angeles, Octubre 49,
Lleva varios dias en- esta ciu-
dad, disfrutando de una corta
licencia, ell campe6n mundial
del peso complete, Jose Luis,
sargento en- Fort Riley, estado
de Kansas.
"Yo no voy a retirarme del
'~ring'-manifest6. Tengo 20 a
nos de edad, gozo de perfecta
salud Y listo estOy para la ba-
ITALIA por la patria, primero, y
despu6s para defender mi IT,
tulo contra los mejores gladia
dores que Sc presenter.
"Ahora bien, me cumple a
gregar que no Sc como estare.
f~isicamente, despues de Ii
guerra" N
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
TIRANDO Ell L
Victorias

Ganaron sus partidos de la
semana pasada los equipOs de
los Institutes Hillsborough,
Plant Y Jesuitas.
Los Terriers vapulearon a
los Diablos Verdes y las Pan
teras hicieron 10 mismo con ell
Tornado, de Clearwater.
Ell "once" de los Jesuitas di6
una sorpresa a los marineros
de Sarasota, metiendoles la ca
beza debajo del aqua.
Dragones y Terriers juga-
ran el sabado en- ell terreno de
Phillips.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
CON LOS GUANTES

Bob Pastor, ell habil p1gil
del peso complete, peleara ma
mana, en- Cleveland, Ohio, con
Jimmy Bivins, un vigoroso as
pirante.
Los dos Sc enfrontaron en- a
bril-, por vez primera, obtenien
do Pastor ell fallo de los jue-
ces.
Pastor cay6 tres wees a la
gonna; pero supo anotar un
mayor n1mero de puntos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
ALEKHINE HABLA DE UNA
NUEVA ERA DE AJEDREZ

Vichy, Octubre 19.-El macs
tro Alexandra Alekhine, un
partidario de los nazis y cam
pe6n mundial de ajedrez, de-
clar6 al peri6dico "Pariser
Zeitung" que uno "nueva era
ha comenzado en- la cual Es-
tados Unidos NADIA tendra que
decir en- ell mundo del ajerez.'
Alekhine tom6 parte en- Ell
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
UN PITCHER r EN-
LA MARINA

New Orleans, Octubre 80
Tn expitcher de los Browns de
San Luis, Jack Kramre, ACADIA
de ingresar como cadete en- la
aviaci6n.
Kramer no jug6 este ano, pa
sando la temporada como obre
70 de los astilleros.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

Constantine es I'm habit gla
diador y figura en- la primera
division de su categoria.
Ell negrito Chalky Wright,
campe6n del peso de puma,
tendra de rival a Henry Vaz-
quez.
Sc efectuara ell combate en-
New Haven.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

Otros dos combates de me-
rito estan senalados para ma
mana:
Lou Constantine, de New
York, Sc batira con Bobby Ivy,
de Hartford, en- esta ciudad
del estado de Connecticut.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

IA que contradecir a dona
Angeles? IA que e~sforzarse en-
hacerla comprender que ell dolor
de un hombre enamorado. de un
hombra que a hecho de su espo-
sa ell quito de su vida, es grande
como el Universe? Es verdad
one el dolor maternal es 10 mas
sublime de Ia terra! Pero, ~ el
dolor del amor cuando es verda-
dero? iAh, solo 81, que Sc habia
sentido tantas wees MORN. que
Sc sentia morir tanto y por
aquela mujer a%usente, podia de
cir 10 que es Ell dolor llegado a
la locura, llegado al paroXis-
MOI.
Para esta tarde.... iveras !,
tengo un plan magnifico, queri-
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

Asentia en- Silencio, sintiendo.
no mas, como un horrendo va
clio, un eSpantoso derrumba-
miento en- 3u interior.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
during 80 to So Years
OF Age!

II you-like so many women be-
tween the ages OF So and 52-sufer
from hot flashes. weak. dizzy. ner-
vous feelings. distress OF "irregu-
larities". are blue at times-due TO
the functional middle age period
In q woman's life-start at once
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. It's the best known
medicine you can buy that's made
especially for pomen.
Pinkham's Compound is famous
to relieve such distress. Taken reg
ularly 1t helps build up resis-
lance against such symptoms. II
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

Pope no contesto.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-05-29
Jacksonville Jewish Center
THIRD AND SILVER STREETS
Phone 3-O611 RABBI M. d. MARGOLIS

Israel, presented each Confirmand
with a copy of the Bible. The
Confirmands were honored with a
reception by their parents fol-
lowing the services.
CENTER RADIO PROGRAM
The Jacksonville Jewish Center
Radio Program will be heard a.
gain this Sunday at 1890 p. m.
over station WAX. Rabbi Mar
COILS wishes to thank his many
listeners who have recently writ
ten letters of appreciation of these
programs.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-05-29
Lodge Drive
Highly Successful

DR.. Leonard Grunthal, past pres
dent of the Adolph B. We'll Lodge
bf B'nai Birth, and chairman of
(he present membership campaign
pf the lodge, announced that ap-
proximately forty new members
bad already joined the ranks since
the Inauguration of the present
Drive and that present indications
we're that the lodge would have a
paid membership of well over $50
BIT the conclusion of the CAM
paign.
DR.. Grunthal urged all of his
co-workers to bring the campaign
to speedy close, as the initiation
pf the class is scheduled to- take
place Sunday night as one of the
features of the convention.
Dr. Grunthal also asked all
members who have recently joined
The organization to be present
Sunday night at the George
Washington Hotel for the initia-
lion ceremonies. Any person who
Is desirious of joining the lodge
may do so by contracting DR..
Grunthal at $4,000.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-05-29
Mrs. Sam Bryan
.HOnOrS Bride-Elect

Mrs. Sam. Bryan honored Miss
Judith Wilensky, popular young
bride elect, with a bridge party
and Nah Jong in her home Oil
Gilmore Street. AS a momento
of the occasion Miss Wilensky
was presented with pair Of sill
yer candle sticks by her hostess.
Games were played by the
guests until late in the evening,
at the end of which the winner
of high score at each table was
awarded a set of playing cards.
At the conclusion of the evening
ice cream and refreshing drinks
were served with dainty cakes and
cookies.
A host of friends enjoyed the
lovely party with the honoree.
Miss Wilensky will be further
honored Saturday afternoon at a
reception in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Tobin in South Jackson
vile.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-05-29

Ter Europe, was confirmed in a
broadcast from Berlin stating that
the Vichy Government has pro-
claimed that Jews in both zones
must identify themselves with
the black six-pointed star on
yellow field. The Berlin radio
added that a regular clothing ra-
tion coupon would have to be
submitted by each Jew to OBTAIN
the identifying band.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-05-29
DAILY SERVICES

Services are held in the morn
ing at z o'clock and Sunday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock. Evening SER
vices are held at 7:4O (Mincha)
and 1925 (Maariv). Kabolas
Shabbos services Friday at 500
o'clock.
SHORSTEIN BAR MITZVAH
Services Saturday morning will
begin at $50 o'clock in the Cen
ter Synagogue. Jack Shorstein,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Shor-
stein, will become Bar Mitzvah
this Sabbath. Jack will read the
prophetic portion of the Bible and
will deliver a brief address. Rabbi
M. D. Margolis will initiate the
boy into the faith of Israel. At
the conclusion of the services Mr..
and Mrs. Shorstein will be hosts
to the congregation at reception
in honor of their son.
The Junior Congregation will
hold separate services in the
Prayer Room under the supervis-
ion of Mrs. Henry Abrams and
will join the main congregation
for the Bar Mitzvah ceremony.
IMPRESSIVE CONFIRMATION
CEREMONY
A capacity congregation wit
messed the very impressive cere-
mony which marked the confirma-
ton of ten graduates of the Cen
ter Sunday School. Rabbi Morris
D. Margolis officiated, assisted
by the Center Choir. The Confir-
mands delivered brief addresses in
which they outlined the main
moral and ethical principles of
the Jewish religion. After the
Rabbits confirmation message and
benediction, Abe Newman, presi-
dent of the Center, distributed
diplomas to each of the Confirm
ands and Mrs. Isadore Gartner,
president of the Daughters of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-05-29

to Murray GOIdstein for coming in
Glimpsed Edith Nicholson cross
ing Sixth and Perry the other day,
looking tired but happy in her
nurses uniform Edith is do
ing nurses aid work at the st.
Lukes hospital looks mighty
natty in her blue and white uni
form Is Edith the only one
OF our women doing this kind of
work?
Mrs. Anna Schneider is on the
cOnvalescing list following an OPP
GRAFTON at st. Lukes Glad to
hear that Dot Segal MRS. Sidney
is feeling better after her recent
illness Ida Bremen of New
Orleans is visiting here at the
Bernard HAIRLESS Sarah Har-
ris underwent an operation yes
terday at st. Vincents, and we do
hope that she gets her strength
back real soon
This is vacation time, and US
ually at this time of the year we
begin a column like this: "Now
that all the organizations have
closed for the season everyone
will be leaving for a rest >"
There are some planned va
cations, but short ones And
the community is buckling down
to defense work, and taking life
seriously -.
Wonder how Eleanor Selig does
her hair? and now that Syl-
via Landau is doing likewise,
don't they look alike?
Mr.. Schubert down at Schu-
bert's nursery asked us to tell
you about his new black-out bulb
that he is giving away . It
provides just enough light to see
your way about in a room and
doesn't throw any light through
the windows The nursery is
on San Marco Blvd.
Last week met Michael Schemer,
first baSeman of the Jax TarS Z.
Schemer is from Miami and relat-
ed to the SchemerS of Jackson
Vile an athletic clan these e.
Michael played baseball for the
University of Miami from which
he graduated, and his ambition is
to end up in the big league &.
Coming here from two seasons at
Fort Smith, Arkansas, and SAILS
burg, North Carolina, he has done
himself proud with the Tars d.
His batting average in his last
two seasons were 367-342 In
Miami Schemer was athletic di-
rector of the Y. M. H. A.
We learned that he excelled in
almost any sport in which he took
part, but his love for baseball is
genuine Talking to him we
got the impression that baseball
is like eating to Schemer {.
which isn't a bad state of mind
for the home team Hope you
get where you want to, Mitch,
,r,o oTo with u0lI
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-05-29
Notice TOPublic
School Students

At the request of Rabbi
M. D. Margolis Mr.. C. L.
Harper, acting superintend-
ent of the schools of Duval
County, has issued a bulletin
to all school principals in
structing them to excuse
Jewish children from attend
ance on Saturday, June 6.
Jewish children should bring
to school a 2 cent stamp on
Thursday, June 4, and their
report cards will be mailed
to them.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-05-29
ENGAGEMENTS
ZACHARIAS-PFEIFFER

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Zacharias
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Jean Adele, to Paul
Norman Pfeiffer, United States
Army Signal Corps, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Pfeiffer OF
New York City.
The wedding will be an event OF
Saturday in New York City.
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Masters OF The
Comic Strip
Continued from Page TwO)

contest while he was at school
editing the Michigan Gargoyle.
These are a few of the masters
of the comic strip. The late Sol
Hess was one of the greatest with
his 1.-THE Nebbs," which his SON.
in-law and daughter are carrying
on. Married life, the Wellsian
conception of the future, romance
and adventure-all have their
commentators in the comic-strlp
artist-it might be said that these
cartoonists diverted a nations
mind in peace.
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Convention Program
HEADQUARTERS = GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
Saturday, May 30, 1912

Lao p M-Greetng Session. Opening Meeting, Main Ball Room
George Washington Hotel Speakers: Edward Rosenbum
President District LODGE Greetings Philip seber
President Jacksonville Lodge, John Alsop Jr Mavor
City Jacksonville, Sol District Lodge
Philip Kutznck, President Supreme Council
e. A. Reception and refreshments.
Sunday, May 81, 1912
lam to 1OO-Busness Sessions
Loo MLmcheon Delegates and guests CharmanHarold S.
Cohn. Speakers Hon. Tom Watson, Atty General State
of Florida Hon. Spessard Holland Governor State Of
Florida.
sSO r. M-Afternoon Session. Committee Meetings.
Loo r. M-Cutual Meeting Chairman-Emanuel Lewis First
Vice-Pres District Grand Lodge; Initiation Stern
Class; Symposium Philip Klutznck A. e. A.; Rabbi Leon
ard Kaso Hel; Baer Service; Louis No.
WINS A D. Edward Grusd Special of Bnai
Birth Hyman Goldstein Moderator
Reception and refreshments.
Monday June l, 1912
loco to Morning Session
Loo P. M.-Buffet Luncheon.
loo p. M.-Business Session
boo MSeventyFfth Anniversary Banquet District
Lodge No. s. Bnai Birth Chairman, Joseph M Gickstein.
Remarks: Julius Fisher Secretary LODGE Edward
RosenbIum, Retiring President Mrs. Jennie Roort
dent Women's Lodge; Presdent-Eect Dis
trict Lodge Address: Dr. Abram L. Sachar,
Director Hile Foundations Benedicton. Dance.
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Berlin Confirms
Bands For France

London (JPS)-An earlier re-
port that Jews in the occupied
Zone of France would be compell-
ed to wear the Magen David band,
as do Jews in other parts of Hit