davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-05-10

was organized during the war tc
coordinate the work Of all District
groups providing recreation and
lodging for servicemen.
Other new officers elected were
Milo Christensen, vice president
Mark Lansburgh, treasurer, Winfree
Johnson, assistant treasurer; Mil
lard T. Charlton, controller, ano
Harry S. Wender, counsel.
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Strike Effects
Continued From First Page.)

accomplished, the gas company
must reduce deliveries Ito all re-
manning consumers to the extent
and in the manner it deems neces-
sary and practicable"
This could hit at home heating
cooking and refrigeration.
CPA urged gas utilities to begin
"a newspaper and radio campaign,
urging residential consumers to re-
duce their gas usage to minimum. "
In setting the three-week limit on
coal stocks as the point for starting
rationing, the agency said that even
after the end of the coal strike about
IA days would be needed to get reg
ular coal supplies to the utilities.
Evening star., 1946-05-10

League had not accepted the Con-
gress party's demand for establish
ment of such a government. But
continuing talks which Mahomed
Ali Jinnah. president of the league,
had with Viceroy LORD Wavell and
with Pandit JaWaharlal Nehru. pres
ident-elect of the Congress, were
looked on in informed quarters as
being aimed at resolving existing
conflicts
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Man, Ordered to Move,
Ends Life With Tablets
By the Associoted Pres.

CINCINNATI. May l0.-Clarence
Phillips, 40, took his life yesterday
because he had been ordered to
move, Coroner Frank M. Coppock,
jr., reported.
The coroner said Mr. Phillips, who
took an overdose of sleeping tablets
left note to his wife, which read
in part:
When We were told to move from
our rooms I decided that 1 did not
have the strength to 60 through the
ordeal in the present housing short
age. l am sorry to leave you alone. -
Evening star., 1946-05-10
problem is movement Of cars, Mr..
Kitchen said.

problem is movement Of cars. Mr.
Kitchen said.
In So Virginia counties and II
cities, theaters and other places o1
amusement were darkened today
and 100000 people began feeling
full effects of rationing. Stores in
Alexandria and Arlington and Fair
fax counties joined others in oper-
ating the best they could on "a hours
of electricity a week.
At first included in the order re-
stricting nonessential industry tc
"a hours of electricity week
Virginia newspapers and radio
stations were released from the ban
yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission and will be allowed to
operate as usual
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Farley Progress Reported
On Indian independence
BY the Assecioted Pres

SIMLA, India, May l0.-An in
formed source said today that In
dian independence negotiations be-
tween a British cabinet delegation
and Indian party representatives
had progressed so far that the con-
ferees were talking about personnel
to occupy Offices in the proposed
interim central government.
A Congress party source predicted
that the central government would
be ready to take Office in New Delhi
in the next few days.
1t was conceded that the Moslem
Evening star., 1946-05-10
America Has Plenty
Of Food, Declares
WooIton After Visit

SOUTHAMPTON, England,
May 10.-Great Britain's war;
time food minister, Lord Wool
ton, returning from a months
visit to the United States, yes
terday told newsmen that
there is plenty of food over
there"
He added: Il have had the
great advantage of being fed in
America for the past month
and I found it very pleasant to
be in land Of plenty"
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Cars Can't Be Returned.

Last week the railroads were able
to return 1000 fewer refrigerated
GERS than the week before to Cali
fornia and other Western points.
Although fruits and vegetables are
exempt from the embargo, the real
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Edgar Berqen Is Father

HOLLYWOOD, May 10 (P,.-Ed-
gar Bergen, the ventriloquist, be-
came a father last night. Mrs.
Bergen, the former Frances Wester-
man, gave birth to a girl weighing
2 pounds IL ounces.
Evening star., 1946-05-10

ment into fund directed solely by
the union, but would not interfere
with such fund independently op-
Grated or run by trustees.
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Inductees

Two District men ordered to re-
port for induction into the armed
forces today are: Ransellear Shorter
and Charles Oldham.
Evening star., 1946-05-10

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, SO, on April % 1916.
Lowest, II, on January %. 1916.
Tide Tables,
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Weather Report

District of Columbia-Partly cloudy
and quite warm this afternoon with
highest temperature near 80. Mild
tonight with a chance of some show
ers. Tomorrow occasional showers
and continued mild.
Virginia-Partly cloudy and mild
tonight with few scattered showers.
Tomorrow showers and scattered
thunderstorms with continued mild.
Maryland-Partly cloudy and mild
tonight followed by scattered show
ers late tonight. Tomorrow occa-
sional showers and continued mild.
River Report.
From United States Engineers
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls, Shenandoah muddy al
Harpers Ferry.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

rusili most, ter smeri Velike
Lasce, Sodrazica in Begunje,Y
odkodei, bi lahko vsak cas- pri-
spela nemska pomoe. -:
v tel temni noei je oh deseti
uri odjeknil prvi strel. Temu so
magic sledili drugi, vendar ne
v toliksni meri, kajti domobran-
ci so Sc krili po hisah ter stre-
ljali lie tedaj, kadar Sc je pribli-
zal mas borec ma krajso razda-
ljo. Borba je dobivala znacaj
srditih poulicnih bitk. Nasi SIRE
Ii so zadevali v 1.-Two in domo-
branci SO takoj pobegnili il dveh
zgradb, v katerih smo zaplenili
tezki minomet in vecjo mnozino
min, darilo domobranskih nem-
Skin gospodarjev.
Po dveurni borbi takorekoc
cd moza do moza SO bill domo-
branci izrinjeni il vseh his ra.
zen enc, kjer so sc 'zbrali. Prava
bitka Sc je pricela sele sedaj,
bitka ma razdaljo 20 m cd so.
vraznikovega skrivalisca, kate.
70 so nasi borci vztrajno tolkli
sovraznik pa je trdovratno vra.
cal strele.
Nase operacije SO Sc nadalje'
vale pod vodstvom komandants
XIV. divizije Mirka Bracica tu
di oh nastopajocem dnevu, &C.
prav so sc ma snrt obsojeni IL
dajalci branili zilavo. Preprica
nj so bill, da Jim DO vsaj z dne
vom prispela ma pomoc zavez
niska vojska. Tako so z nasto
pom dneva padli prvi streli mi
traljeza cerkvenega stolpa. M
smo jim vrnili izstrelji il topa
XII so pogodili v polno, venda
MISC odpodili zagrizenih izdajal
cev.
Svoj ogenj so nato nasi bore
usmerili v hiso nasproti cerkve
prodrli v pritlicje te hise, pr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

cemer ie pablo 20 izdajalcev ma
mestl. Ma mizi v tej hisi so ma
sli nasi se nedotaknjeno vrsto
nemskih konzerv in hlebci nem-
skega kruha Sc MISC bill nare-
zani. Izdajalci, kar jih je osta-
10 se zivih, so Sc umaknili ma
podstresje, tia gori do dimnika,
in sc tudi tam do zadnjega blaz-
no upirali, dokler MISC nasli kon-
ca pod. razvalinami zgorele hi
Sc.
Nasi borci so Sc virgil sedaj
Sc ma poslednje gnezdo, il kate"
rega je sovraznik nudil odpor,
metal bombe ter posiljal rafale
il mitraljezov. To je bi1a GER
kew, katero so domobranski zlo.
cinci oskrunili ter jo izrabili "a
trdnjavo. Utrdili so sc v sami
cerkvi, cerkvenem stolpu. Spo-
rocili smo grahovskemu kapla'
nu, da sodimo po vseh vojaskik
pravilih oskrunjeno cerkev zs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Morilec il Washingtona ba
ie v Clevelandu

De Witt Whitaker, star 20
let, in njegova matt IL Bedford,
O., sta po vseh znamenjih sodec
vozila morilca, XII je pobegnil v
Washingtonu. Pobrala sta ga v
Jamestownu, Pa, okrog 4. ure
popoldne v sredo in sta ga pripe-
ljala do Mayfield in SOM Gen.
ter Rd., kjer je izstopil. Ko sta
prisla domov, sta videla sliko
25-letnega morilca Earl McFar-
landa, in porocilo, da je pobeg-
nil. Matt in sin sta izjavila, da
je bill potnik jako podoben Nc
Farlandu. Med voznjo je bill tudi
jako tin in je odgovarjal samo
ma vprasanja. Bill je tudi ocivid-
no nervozen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Delitev zemlie Grohovem in Losh do|ini

"Grofica kocevska" Greta
Scholmayer Lichtenberg IL Koc-
je vasi pa je bila peta v tel 60
spodski druscini Loske doline.
Ljudstvo Loske doline 81 je z
osvobodilnim bojem izvojevalo
tako svobodo, XII ne dopusea, da
bi Sc kdaj koli kdo bogatil cd
njihovega della. Zato je v nedeljo
8. februarja ljudstvo Loske do
line "a vselej razlastilo doseda-
ME lastnike Kovaca, zagarja,
Telica, Krzica in Greto Scholma-
yer ter dalo zemljo agrarnim
interesentom, tistim, XII so zem-
lilo obdelovali in XII so edini ime-
Ii in imajo pravico nanjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

cab, ki Sc nahajajo v tenn delu
drzave Ohio. Prvo predavanje
Sc bo vrsilo v petek 5. aprila
zvecer oh 8. uri v tenn muzeju.
Sprehod v naravo pa bo v ne
'deljo IA. aprila zjutraj in sicer
v Metropolitan park, N h
Chagrin in v Rocky River reser-
vation. Shajalisce "a st. Clair
okrozje je v Gordon parku OBJ
7:15 zjutraj, v severovzhod-
mem delu parka oh robu pri je-
zeru. Sprehodi bodo trajali pri-
blizno emo uro. Vse podatke sc
dobi, ako poklicete muzej.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Obtozena drzavna agenta
suspendirana

suspendirana
Pred par dnevi smo porocall,
da sta diva drzavna gostilniska
inspektorja sprejela $500 pod
kupnine cd bratov Anthony in
Louis Arzenzio, XII vodita 60
stilno ma 25O2 Scovill Ave. Do
tiena agenta sta Gene Hill in
Clande Fletcher, stanujoca v ho-
telu Carnegie, 6803 Carnegie
Ave. Frank w. Kleinfelder, dr.
zavni agent v Columbusu, je spo.
rocil, da bosta lastnika gostilne
obtozena prodaje alkoholnih pi.
jac OBJ nedeljah in mladoletnim
Zadeva suspendiranih agentov
pa je bila predlozena okrajnemu
prosekutorju Frank T. Cullita'
nu in bo najbrze predlozena
okrajni veliki poroti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Deeek stopil v armada

Lowe James Ross, star 10 let
in ucenec " osmem razredu v
Thomas Edison soil, sc v torek
nj vrnil domov. Matt je slutila,
da lie morda odsel v armada. Sla
je ma vojaski rekrutni urad, kjer
je odkrila, da je sin ze odpoto-
val v Camp Atterbury, Ind. De-
eek sam je podpisal memo ime
ma listine, XII so mu dovoljevale
vstop v armada. Matt zahteva
sina nazaj, toda so il povedali,
da bo vzelo mesec dni, predno j
ga bodo vrnili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Cleveland ma tretjem mestu
ulede yarnosti

V tekmi "a prometno varnost,
XII sc ze vec let vrsi po cell Ame-
riki, lie "a leto 1915 dobilo mesto
Cleveland tretje mesto, kot maj
varnejse v dezeli. Leta 1914 je
bilo mesto Cleveland ma drugem
mestu. Buffalo je dobilo "a leto
1915 prvo mesto in Detroit pa
drugo mesto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

trdniavo, sal Sc domobranci ma
nase ponovne pozive MISC hoteli
predati.
Pomagali smo duhovniku zno-
siti IL cerkve razne dragoceno-
sti ma varno. Cerkev je MANFRED
v silovitem ognju spopada kma-
lu pricela goreti ter je ostanek
domobranske posadke, zrinjen
v zvonik, koncal svoje izdajal-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
MESTNE
NOVICE
Diva nacka

James Johnson, telovadni uci-
tell v Maple Heights visji Soil,
je il Juznega Pacifika pripeljal
divjo macko. Ime il je "Foo-
Foo" in lastnik jo je te dni H.
rocil v oskrbo mestnemu zveri-
njaku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
sko zivlienje pod razvalinanli

sko zivljenje pod razvalinami
stolpa.
Pricakovane nemske pomoci il
oddaljenih postojank ma Rake
ku i'm v Cerknici domobranci MI
so docakali. Grahovo je bilo svo-
bodno, svobodna je bila "a lep
cas- pot v Losko dolino, v sredi-
see notranjskega osvobojenega
ozemlia. ....
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Poslopje naprodaj

Naprodaj je poslopje $ 2 trgo-
vinami in stirimi stanovanji; 4
zidane garaze. &c zelite dom in
trgovino, innate tukaj lepo pri-
liko. Nahaja sc v slovenski ma
selbini. Vprasajte ma 1902 r.
II st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Vesti IL ziuljenja
an1eriSkih SIovenceu

Chicago. - K trgovski NOR
narici, pri kateri je sluzil skozi
vso vojno, Sc je zopet vrnil Joe
Mlakar, sin druzine John Mia
kar. Pravijo, da morje vlece,
kdor sc mu privadi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Bi+ko "a Grohovo

Napad in unicenje domobran-
ske trdnjave v Grahovem, XII sta
ga izvrsili Tomscieva in sercer-
jeva brigada %. novembra 1943
spada zaradi dveh vaznih dej-
stew v vrsto pomembnih podvi-
gov in uspehov nase Narodno
osvobodilne vojske v tenn raz-
dobju. Prvic je bill ia n apad
nedvoumen in prepricljiv dokaz,
da nemska jesenska ofenziva nj
ne unicila, Sc mani zlomila udar-
nosti nasih brigad, niti nj zmanj-
sala ali okrnila njihove moral
ne sile.
Ia ofenziva je splahnela, ne
da bi, o cemur smo re podrob-
neje porocali, kolickaj obcutne-
je prizadela naso vojsko ma No.
tranjskem in Dolenjskem. Izda-
jalski tisk v Ljubljani je dan "a
dnem metal v prazno il trte IL
vita senzacionalna porocila o
popolnem unicenju partizanskih
odredov in brigad.
Prednjacil je, kakor zmeraj,
zloglasni "Slovenski DOM, XII
je pod svojim novim gospodar-
jem - r1emskim okupatorjem -
nadaljeval svoje umazano pisa
renje do vrha polno laznih pod
tikanj in najpodlejsih klevet ma
racun borcev "a svobodo. Ia IL
dajalski tisk pa nj vedel pove-
dati, odkod sta Sc vendar well
po popolnem unicenju dive par
tizanski brigadi oh priliki ma
pada ma Grahovo, neposredno
30 koncani nemski ofenzivi.
Nemski okupator Sc je po
svojem neuspelem poizkusu uni
cenja nase vojske utrdil vzdolz
zelezniske proge Ljubljana-Ra-
kek ter pustil "a svoje prednje
straze novo ustanovljene posad-
ke domobranskih hlapcev in to
v Grahovem, Cerknici in Begu-
njah. Tako so domaci izdajalci
po porazu belogardisticnih od-
delkov ma Turjaku in plavogar-
disticne takozvane kraljevske
vojske v Grcaricah zdaj prvi-
krat vozasko nastopili pod svo-
Jim novim gospodarjem - nem-
Skim okupatorjem.
Domobranska posadka v Gra-
hovem je prva dozivela usodo
izdajalcev, kajti bill il je name
nien prvi odlocni udarec nash
brigad takoj po nemski .ofenzi'
vi. O tenn uspelem obracunu po-
roca -vojaski kronist naslednje
podrobnosti:
Bio je v noci cd %. ma 23'
november. Ia noe je bila tenn
ma kakor nalasc "a napad. De.
zevalo je. Tomsicevci so Sc neo.
pazeno priblizali v treh kolonah
vasi Grahovo in jo tesno, obko'
lili. CHM so domobranske straze
zaslisale nase stopinje, so po'
begnile S strazarskih NEST. Ma
81 borci SO priceli previdno oc
hise do hise povprasevati in IL
tikati "a izdajalci, dokler nj pri
) slo porocilo, da Sc je domobran
ska posadka zabarikadirala pe
hisah sredi vasi.
Medtem ko SO Tomsicevci bill
ze v vasi, 50 oddelki sercejevt
brigade 2 nlocnimi zasedami "a
; varovali najprej smer prot
! Cerknici, kjer je bill oh cesti ,
, zasedi protitankovski top, da
lie smer Otok, kjer 50 tudi po
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
poducna predavanja

Cleveland Museum Of Natural
History priredi tudi letos vec
predavanj in sprehodov v nara
yo, kjer imajo ljudje priliko Sc
pouciti 0 raznih pticih in cvetli-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
po,neto i. "sIovens,eesa poroesvslca'

v soboto, 2. februarja so v
Grahovem pri Rakeku ma Not
ranjskem delili zemljo velepo-
setnikov in lesnih industrijalcev
ALOHA Krajca (Matjaza) in v
Martinjaku Premrova Cesar
ja). Alojz Krajc 81 je nakupil 222
hektarov zemlje in gozda, stiri
hise v Grahovem, emo ma Koz-
ljeku, ma Vrhniki in v Ljubljani.
Ma stajerskem pa 81 je kupil ce-
10 graseino.
Premrov je incl samo v Mar
tinjaku tri hise in parno zago,
koliko je incl drugod, skoraj
nihce ne We povedati.
Grahovljani so ziveli cd "a
sluzka, XII sta Jim ga dajala Pre-
mrov in Krajc.
Cez 300 Grahovcanov sc je
zbralo v Domu ljudske prosvete.
Odkar je izsel zakon agrarni
reformi, so sc Grahovcani ma
svojih sestankih pogovarjali o
zemlji Krajca in Premrova. Ma
ia dan pa so Sc zbrali, da dokon-
emo razdele to zemljo tako, da bi
10 res vsakdo dobil, kakor 81 jo
je zasluzil in kakor jo je potre-
ben.
Franc Levar, XII so mu ma do
mu umorili brata in sestro,. An
ton Tursic, XII je incl osem cla-
nov druzini in mu je sin padel
ma Krizni gori, Andrej znidar-
Sic, XII je zrtvoval diva sina v
osvobodilnem boju, Ana Avsec,
XII sta il umrla v internaciji diva
brata, zemljo potrebni borci in
aktivisti, dninarji in najemniki,
TAXI so dobivali ia dan zemlj jo
Krajca in Premrova.
Ko so razdelili vso zemljo, so
sc vsi Grahovcani in Martinez,
delavci in kmetje, zdruzili v
sprevod, da tako petjem in
vzklikanjem Osvobodilni 'front.'
in marsalu Titu pokazejo svoje
veliko veselje, da je bila v Gra-
hovem dokoncno odpravljena
velika krivica in uresnicena sta
ra pravda kmeckega ljudstya.
Isti vetiki prank delitve
zemlje je v nedeljo, 3. februar-
ia, slavilo ljudstvo Loske doline.
z vseh strani Loske doline so
prisli Notranjci sanmi in ma
konjih v Start trg k delitvi zem-
lie. Delhi so zemljo treh velepo-
sestev in dveh grascin.
Posestva petih najvecjih mo-
gotcev, petih kapitalisticnih
pajkov v Loski dolini, XII so il
della in truda Lozanov obogateli,
to ljudstvu iztrgano imetje je
zdaj ljudska oblast vraeala IT,
stim, XII so bill njegovi pravi
lastniki.
Karl Kovac 81 je ma zuljih pre-
bivalcev Loske doline zgradil tri
hise v Starem trgu, tovarno s
parno zago, mesnico in gostilno,
kupil Pajkovo grascino ma Bio
kah, tovarno v Cabru, gozdove
ma Kranjskem, hiso Zagrebu
in kdo We kaj Sc vse. Mnogo
kmetov je Sprawl ma boben, ta-
ko da 81 je nagrabil vee kot 300
hektarov kmecke zemlje. MENU
enaki so bill zagar, Telic in Kr-
zic. Vsi trije trgovci lesom,
lastniki vecih his in veleposest-
niki.
Ludvik Krzic, mlinar, hotelir
in veleposestnik IL Nadleska, Xxi
Sc ga Lozani Sc il stare Jugosla.
vije spominjajo, ko je ma obein'
skin volitvah po 200 dinarjev
kupoval glasove; Ludvik Krzis
je bill prvi, XII je skupaj z stare;
trskim zupnikom ovajal okupa'
torju partizanske druzine in ak
tiviste Osvobodilne fronte.
POslODie naDrOdai
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-04-01

During his convalescence. Ju-
dab. who had by this time be-
come a wealthy man. decided to
use his wealth for philanthropic
purposes. His first act was to
purchase the land and BUILDING
Of the local Unitarian Church,
whose minister was his friend.
After the sale. which was forced
by the Church's Indebtedness, he
turned it back to the Unitarian
congregation. Some years later.
after a fire had destroyed the
building. he supplied the Chris
tan congregation with another
house of worship.
His donation of $4,000 toward
the completion of the Bunker
Hill monument received great
publicity = so great, in fact,
that Touro told his old friend,
the Unitarian minister, that he
would like to take back the
money because he had been
promised anonymity, and the
publicity disturbed him.
Under Touro's inspiration. New
Orleans established. in 1853. a
Hebrew Foreign Mission Society
to help Jews abroad. A year
earlier. he had bought a large
estate and built a hospital there.
which he left to the city upon
his death. During the last years
Of his life. he donated a con-
siderable sum to the Mount Sin
al Hospital in New York. His
will provided for over 100000
for Jewish purposes and another
$l50.000 for various Christian and
non-sectarian charities.
Both Judah and his brother
donated funds for the upkeep of
the Touro Synagogue, which was
named for their father. In his
will, Judah left $4,000 to the
congregation for the cemetery
and the salary of the rabbi of
the synagogue, while Abraham
left $4,000 to the State of Rhode
Island to maintain the building,
and another $4,000 for the City
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-04-01
Page Five

OF Newport to repair the street
leading to it.
The building itself is consider.
ed one of the finest examples Of
colonial architecture. Its DESIGN.
er had previously built Kings
Chapel in Boston. and Christ
Church in Cambridge. The wood.
work in the synagogue is all
hand-carved and the masonic
structure of the building follows
the Temple at Jerusalem. Twelve
columns. each solid tree trunk,
represent the twelve tribes of
israel. The central candelabrum
is wrought of silver and is a
beautiful example of contem-
porarY art. No metal was used
IN the building. every unit was
dovetailed and joined by lowell.
Although the National Park
Service of the Department of the
Interior will aid in caring for
the synagogue; the ownership of
the building will remain with
the congregation and it will con-
tlnue to be used as place of
worship.
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THE SOUTHERN JEWISH MONTHLY

Touro's death, his wife, Reyna.
and his sons, Judah and Abra.
ham, returned to Boston. The
youngest brother remained in
the East, but Judah, after one
business voyage for his uncle
decided to set up in business for
himself and went off to New
Orleans. Here, despite the fact
that Jews were theoretically bar
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red from the city, under an old
colonial law, Judah became a
successful businessman and a
prominent civic leader. In the
defense of the city against the
British during the War of 1872,
ne was one of the thirteen men
wounded among the American
forces.
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HINTS ON KEEPING
BETTER LIGHT
CONDITIONS

l. Keep light bulbs and fixtures
clean. Wash them with soap and
water.
2. Sit as close as possible to a good
lamp.
8. Avoid direct glare from electric
light globes. Use indirect refIec-
tors whenever possible.
4. Avoid reflected glare from shin
ing surfaces.
S. Avoid sharp contrasts between
brightly lighted surfaces and dark
backgrounds.
6. Don't work in your own shadow.
especially on close work.
2. Use the right size globe to sup
ply enough light and the proper
kind of light.
8. When redecorating. use light col.
ors on walls and ceiling.
9. Rest your eyes by closing them
occasionally.
10. If your eyes constantly feel
strained or undulY tired, see a
competent eye specialist.
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UNCLE SAM GOES TO
SYNAGOGUE
Continued from Page A.

Although Touro had left the
|o,,ntry, his family remained as
|ociated with the temple. Both
ms became leading citizens of
he country as well as of the
Tewish Community after Isaac
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BETTER SIGHT
NTH
BETTER LIGHT


EYesight specialists tell us that
every night thousands of peo-
pie handicap themselves - by
straining their eyes. To pro-
tect your eyes you must have
plenty Of good light = yet every
night people strain their eyes
because they read or work I'M
der poor light. In many in
stances they get only half as
much light as they need. Why?
Because they forget that lamp
bulbs and reflector bowls must
be washed frequently. to get rid
Of accumulated dust and grease.
This dust film can actually shut
off considerable light light that
is needed to protect precious
eYesight.