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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-05-01
Hitler Is Dead

Hitler is dead. The announcement which Jews have
for for the Hitler is
dead.
Jewish there jublation while Pharoah
the red and Hannah swings the and
Hitler suicide in the shabes Berlin hatred of the
stalk the world and for Gods chosen people seems
again eluded There for the
dead Yet, in Poland and Hungary and Germany
Jews emerged their hiding places to greet
Of liberation been shot down in cold blood
the daylight, by those who although they have
repudaed association with the Nazs still act with the
of Hitlerite There is liberation for the
enslaved.
dead Yet in San Francisco the nations of the world
auditorium the plans for future world
the nations those who aided and abbeed
Axis when Italy Joined hands to
begin heniou dominate the world and to trampe into
thousand sign of peoples government
among the people Argentina still dominay fascist
There Egypt ag Saudi Arab
warfare against the Allies only by
Great Britain But the Jew not
who out to the nations from the be-
ginning armies to world security
calamity herocaly in all the armies of the
the is finished would like to
his share in extnguhng the
of evil For him there is returning There no nome
for the homeless.
ghost stalks the earth and that
emi poison gas avarice. 1t ping nation
against nation in scramble of domination
crushing out of the small peoples There no
for the torn
Hitler is dead Yet jubliation in Jewish hearts
Joy knowledge that out OF the destruction
Pharoah there must arise nation and out OF the
the determination that right wins eenaV
tyranny Hitler is dead There is no
for the doubtful
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-05-01

dents. He was co-chalrman OF
the Syracuse War Chest and Com
munity Chest, and was Jewish
representative to the interfaith
committee. He also served on the
executive board of the Syracuse
Interracial Federation. He was
the mayors appointee to the post
war planning council as well.
In his Jewish activities Rabbi
Panitz was a member of the board
and executive of the Syracuse
Jewish Welfare Federation, and
of the Social Service Bureau. He
was a member of the Syracuse
committee on Jewish education
and president of the local lodge
of the B'nai Birth.
Rabbi Panitz is an active Zion
list, having spent some OF MS
childhood in the Holy Land. AT
present he is program chairman
of the Syracuse Zionist District
and a member of the U. P. A.
executive committee and the
Zionist Emergency Council serv-
ing there in church contacts.
A native of Baltimore Rabbi
Panitz received his Master OF
Arts Degree from John Hopkins
University and was ordained at
the Jewish Theological Seminary
He attended the Baltimore He
brew College and was principal
of Hebrew schools in that city.
Mrs. Panitz is a graduate OF
Hunter College and is a graduate
of the Teachers Institute OF the
Jewish Theological Seminary. |
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-05-01
Jax Jewish
Center Appoints
Spiritual Leader

The Jacksonville Jewish Gen.
ter announces the appointment OF
Rabbi David Panitz as its offic-
iating Rabbi and spiritual leader.
The announcement was made fol-
lowing meeting of the board CT
directors last week at which time
Rabbi Panitz was invited to fill
the post. left open by Rabbi M.
Margolis when he left the city
last October.
Rabbi and Mrs. Panitz will ar
rive in Jacksonville in August to
take over their duties with the
Center, it was stated.
Rabbi Panitz is at present serv-
ing as spiritual leader of the Con-
gregation Adath Yeshurun of
Syracuse, N. Y. The congrega-
ton whose religious schools,
clubs, and Junior congregations
serve as models for other congre-
cations, is the largest eastern con-
gregation between New York and
Cleveland. It is rated as one OF
the finest conservative synagog-
ues in the country.
In Syracuse Rabbi Panitz was
a member of the Hendricks chapel
of Syracuse University, and relig-
ious councillor to the Jewish stu
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-05-01

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Evening star., 1945-12-13
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
Buy Victory Bonds and Stamps at Any Local Theater

All Time Schedules Given in Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature 10
Presented.
Evening star., 1945-12-13

school teacher rival of the demon
woman who fascinates the hero. It
could be that the injection Of vio-
lent female child, offspring OF the
principals, sought to hit a character
variant in the story. She is too
much like her mother, unfortunate
ly, even down to the trick of tossing
the handiest water pitcher when she
Is crossed.
When the camera in Frontier
Gal" is not preoccupied with the
Slugging courtship of Miss De Carlo
and Cameron, it twists invariably
to the great open spaces where a
posse is always chasing some one.
There will be those cynics who in
sist that a couple of these pursuits
reveal the hero's black horse to be
the best actor in the picture.
At any rate the animal has mas
tered the trick Of dumping his mas
ter into the handieSt tree, running
into the bushes to hide while the
posse thunders past and then re-
trning when the danger is over.
He looks as if he were getting his
heart, and perhaps even his brain
into the work, instead of merely his
fists and his guns as the human
performers in Frontier Gal" do.
The picture is touched up with a
spot of music here and there with
Miss De Carlo as soloist.
1t is nothing you will go into the
street singing.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
This Film Will Outspook ALI

That's a big relief. Only Francen
remains in character. He moves
his wheel chair toward us, a leer
on his face as he messages his
right arm.
you've seen nothing yet" he con-
fides. Come around next week.
won't. be here-but I'll still be play
ing the piano. My left hand, you
know!"
X X
Across town to RKO we hurry to
find something on the lighter side
and the set of the Cary Grant
Ingrid Bergman movie, Notorious .
is the answer.
Here we find the co-stars sitting
together inside a huge Pan American
Clipper. It's one of those mock
up planes, with the front cut out
and flock of cameras and lights
blaring away from where the pilot
should be sitting. On either side
of this fake are wind machines
blowing artificial fog to simulate
clouds. Eight men, each on the
end of long handle, twist and
Evening star., 1945-12-13
| Where and When |
Current Theoter Attractions |
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National-"The Winters Tale:
$50 pm.
! Catholic University Electra: !:
$50 pm.
Screen.
CapitoI-"Captain Kidd: 11:10
an, 1:50, 4:30, tbs and Ass pm.
Stage shows: los, $50, $50 and
9:15 pm.
Columbia-"Our Vines Have Ten
der Grapes: Ills am, 1920, 3:20,
5:25, 7::25 and $50 pm.
Earle-"Pardon My Past: II am,
1:1O, 3:15, 5::25, 7:35 and Gas pm.
Hippodrome-"Its Love Again:
2:10, 4:55, TAO and 1920 pm.
Keith's-"Frontier Gal": 11:50
am, 1:50, $50, $50, 7:50 and $50
pm.
Little-"Thousands Cheer: 11:10
am, 1:55, 4:25, 7:05 and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan - Appointment in
Tokyo: 1880 am, l, $40, 5:25, 7:35
and 9:45 pm.
Palace What Next, Corp. Har-
grove?":: 11:50 am, 2:20, 4:45, Tbs
and 9:45 pm.
Pix-"Chapeau verts":: 2, 4::37, TIA
and 1915 pm.
Trans-Lux-N News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
turn to give realistic motion to the

turn to give realistic motion to the
thing.
Grant and Miss Bergman are
playing Hollywood's favorite game,
gin rummy. It's part of the script.
And as Director Alfred Hitchcock
calls for action a look Of triumph
appears on Grants face.
"Ginv he exclaims, laying down
his hand on the small table in front
Of them.
What do I owe you?" asks Miss
Bergman.
Tallying up the score, Grant re-
plies, "$18, ,480."
"Ouch!" groans Miss Bergman.
It'll settle for a cigarette" says
Grant.
Hitchcock cuts the scene and the
two players adjourn to the Berg
man dressing room. Two minutes
later they are in a real-life gin
game. It's lunchtime now and Miss
Bergman gins out, marks up the
score and informs Grant, You owe
me 18 cents, I'll be magnanimous,
too. I'll settle for lunch at Lu-
cey's!"
tReleased by the North American
Newspaper alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1945-12-13
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.


Make believers at work: Even
the hardened sound stage inspector
comes up with an eerie start when
the door opens to stage IA at the
Warner Studio and he is face to
face with the grim layout for 1.-THE
Beast With Five Fingers"
The Warmers come right out cam
didly to say that this one will be a
spooker to end all spooker films and
after a few minutes of spine ting
ling gaping you begin to figure that
maybe the brothers aren't kidding.
Special effects experts are playing
tricks with a hand that may send
folks out of the theater screaming.
As the big stage door closes with
an appropriate squeak and creak,
we pass through another doorway,
this one heavy, iron-studded and
with a massive knocker in the form
of hand with powerful, sinewy
fingers. Il
Before us now is the great halsof
a 18th century mansion. In the
center is a concert grand piano.
Sitting at the keyboard, in a wheel
chair, and playing with one hand
only (mark that is Victor Frencen.
He seems to be paralyzed on the
right side. yet with the left hand
pounds away vigorously on Ravel's
piano Concert for Left Hand"
Watching him, as If hypnotized, is
Andrea King, the heroine, who sits
erect in a high-back chair, like a
throne, near the instrument
The room is dark and dank and
the only rays OF light, weird and
foreboding, stream in through the
stained-glass windows. The shadows
are heavy and as the actor thumps
his left hand over the keyboard
with tremendous power you sense
that something, and not too good,
is going to happen.
AS Francen finishes the number
and Miss King sinks back into her
chair, apparently in a coma, Direc-
tor Robert Florey calls Cut! Thank
you. Victor"
Francen relaxes, Miss King lifts
her head and wiggles out of that
throne and the stage lights go up.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
Marxes Win Again

Having laid siege to "Casablanca'
for the past eight months, the mad
Marx Brothers have finally won
that beachhead.
Victory came through an arbi-
tration boards award of the title
Adventures in Casablanca" to the
MarXeS and Producer David l..
Loew for their new film, now in
production.
Warner Brothers had maintained
that "Casablanca" was exclusively
theirs on the basis of their four
year-old Academy Award winning
picture of that title.
Producer Loew and the Marxes
fought tooth and nail, holding that
a geographical name was any ones
property. At one time in the battle
Groucho facetiously cracked that
unless Warmers quit their stand, he
would take stern measures in re-
prisal.
III sue the Warmers" grouched
Groucho, land demand that they
desist calling themselves Brothers
on grounds that the Marxes estab-
lished prior rights to that title"
Evening star., 1945-12-13

lar. The trite has not had such a
technicolor field day since cowboy
first met tiger girl in the first from
tier saloon ever photographed by the
motion picture camera. If the from
tier does not sue for damages, it
probably will be due to a whistling
affection for Yvonne De Carlo. Miss
De Carlo has been dressed for eye
appeal which she manages to achieve
in spite of the fact that the narra-
tive in which she functions is use
ful only as contrasting ruin.
Chief collaboration of Miss De
Carlo in Frontier Gal' is Rod Cam
eron, roguish hombre who en-
dures more humiliations for the sake
Of Miss De Carlo than any saddle
soaped Romeo the movies have ex-
hibited in years.
A kind OF dementia to outdo all
other frontier courtships in violence
is evident in Frontier Gal" The
love Of Miss De Carlo and Cameron
begins with her socking him on the
skull with a beer bottle and ends
with him taking her across his knee.
In between she Slugs him with every
thing from her open palm, through
water pitchers. fireplace logs up to
few handy pieces of the ranch cabin
IN which they pass a stormy honey
moon evening. Another couple of
hints to the 1ovelorn dropped by
Miss De Carlo in Frontier Gap are
implicit in the circumstance that
she marries the guy at the point of
a gun-her gun-and that she kicks
the daylights out of him on three
or four occasions.
Yet even with this arsenal, Miss
De Carlo never actually convinces
you that she is in love with the Off
hand fellow. Nor does he ever give
you even a fragile reason for not
shooting her in cold blood or at
least throwing her over one of the
numerous precipices which seem so
invitingly at hand.
~
One of the disconcerting features
of Keith's melodrama is that you
never are quite sure that Universal's s
production is truly trying to be a
mad satire on the passions which
affect the sexes in frontier COM
munities.
1t certainly looks that way so far
as the character structure of the
thing is concerned. In addition to
the laconic hero and the wildcat
dame who runs the saloon, the rest
of the inhabitants of the plot are
as stock as the steers in the corral.
Andy Devine plays one of them, a
big, good-natured sheriff who fears
he may have to kill the hero "a lit
tle' at one point in the story. Others
are the monosyllabic old judge, the
saloon ballad singer, the william with
the dark moustache. the sappy
Evening star., 1945-12-13
Tenor in Recital

Corpl. Paul Graeme Glenkey,
tenor, formerly of the Chicago Opera
Company, will give recital in West
minister Memorial Church Saturday
at pm. His program will consist of
Bohm's Calm as the Night" Mamma
zucca's Il Love Life" Grieg's 81
Love Thee" Mendelssohn's eff With
All Your Hearts," Strauss "Aller-
seelen" and Devotion" the Flower
Song" from Carmen" Vesti la
Giubba'' from "Pagliacci," "Lohen-
grin's Narrative" and Farewell"
from Wagner's 'Lohengrin.''
There is no admission fee and con-
tributions will go toward the
church's community Christmas
work. CorpL Glenky is assistant to
the chaplain at Fort Miles, Del.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
Plant RepeIs Insects

Fleabane is the name Of q plant
which emits = peculiar aromatic
smell and is said to be efilcacious
In driving away neas and other in
sects.
Evening star., 1945-12-13

FRONTIER GAL Universal Picture
De Carlo and Rod Cameron, produced by
Howard Benedict, directed by Charles La
mont, original screenplay by Michael Fes-
sler and Ernest Pagano. At Keith's.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
Staging Dances

Agnes De Mile, now in London
staging the dances for the Wesley
Ruggles-J. Arthur Rank motion pic
ture, London Town" is on the last
lap of her elaborate chore, staging
the principal ballet, THE Dance of
the Daffodils."
Recuperating servicemen were
given the job of making the 10000
daffodils necessary for the number
The job constituted part of the
mental therapy of the men as well
as providing them with muchly
needed pocket money.
Sidney Fields, England's leading
comedian, plays the leading role in
London Town." which is Ruggles
first production in England.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
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ARMADNE POTREBSCINE
zE PRODAJAJO

WASHINGTON, 8. marca.-
Armadne potrebscine, XII Sc Sc
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NICHOLAS OPALICH

v Luksemburgu je pogresan
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in Mrs. Michael Opalich, 1902
Arcade Ave. Capt; Opalich je
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armade in je bill pred casom od-
likovan z redom bronaste in
srebrne zvezde.
Dovrsil je CollinWood High
Solo in pred odhodom k vojakom
v marcu 1941 delal v Elyria, O.
Preko morja je bill poslan v de-
cembru 1943. Ina tri brate, XII
Sc vsi nahajajo pri oborozenih
silah, in sicer Sgt. George v
Belgiji, Michael Jr. ma Filipin-
skin otokih, Pfc. Daniel pa v
Indiji.
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PREGLED 10000
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COLUMBUS, O., 8. marca.-
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Drzavni zdravstveni oddelek
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Now grobovi
FRANK BAMBIC

Kot smo re vceraj porocali, je
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Mestna vlada v Clevelandu ie
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Ena dolocba v predlogi, XII je
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rocil o operacijah oh REM, "a
to so bill Nemci v popolni temi
0 tenn, k je da Sc DO vprizoril
napad preko reke. Bill so nepri-
pravljeni, ko so Amerikanci
udarili, in navzlic temu, da so
bile .prve~ cete v~sredo popoldne
vrzene nazaj, naciji MISC imeli
dovolj moci ma kraju, da bi od-
bill masni naval, XII je sledil.
Sedaj Sc stiri zavezniske ar
made nahajajo skoro ma cell $50
mill dolgi 'front.' prav oh REM,
poleg tega, da je prva ameriska
armada 4 mile globoko v Mem
eiji onstran Rene, medtem ko
je tretja ameriska armada ma
juzni 'front.' odprla artilerijski
ogenj ma Coblenz, XII je edino
veliko mesto oh REM, XII Sc Sc
nahaja oblasti sovraznika.