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DISCUSS SCHOOL BLDG.
FOR NATHAN'S CREEK
(Cont1nued from Page y

(Cont1nued from Page y
ty was discussed by the board of
education, but this was discard
ed as impractical until more of
the roads could be put in better
year-around condition, making
bus travel possible.
The board decided to refer the
matter on installation of indoor
toilets in the schools to the vari-
Gus principals and solicit their
aid in providing the necessary
funds.
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FARMERS TO FILE FOR
TOBACCO ALLOTMENTS

Continued from Page ~
exception that would be made in
the date for filing applications
would be in the case of a farm
operator being in the armed fore
es on that date. Under this con-
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TWO MEN TRIED IN
MAYORS COURT MON

Two men were tried by C. o.
Parsons in Mayors Court here,
Monday Robert c. Eller. of
Clifton, and Joseph Taylor of
ldlewild, both charged with pub
lie drunkenness, were each fined
$40 and costs.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindness
shown us during the illness and
death of our wife and mother.
Mr.. Nathan Richardson and
Family.
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dition, application may be filed
not later than the time tobacco is
substantially all planted in the
county, or within 80 days follow
ing his discharge from the armed
forces, which ever is earlier.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-13
CHESTNUT STREET
DEFEATS BRADLEY
Pitchers Duel Marks Play
Between Grammar
School Mines

In well-played game that saw
Thurston Walker and ]. B. Wallace
lock horns in a pitchers duel, the
Chestnut Street nine, yesterday,
defeated Bradley Creek, 81.
Walker pitched two-hit ball while
striking out nine and walking two.
Wallace was almost as good CIV
ing up only three hits. He struck
out IL players and walked one.
Lineups for the Checkers included
jeff Tart at first, L. Newell at
short, Lewis Tart at catcher, Wal
lace. pitching, Larson in right,
Woodcock in center, Joe Larson at
second, ard Roy Tart at left and
Gene Russ at third.
For Chestnut Street it was Dunn
in right, Mintz at second, King in
center, Wood at first, Billiard at
third, Gurganious in left, Humfrey
at short, Smith. catching, and Wat
kins, the pitcher.
League findings:
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Van Mungo Considers
Mexican Leagues Bid

ROANOKE, Va, April 12-Van
Lingle Mungo, indefinitely sus-
pended by Manager Mel OFT for an
infraction of training rules, left
the New York Giants, Friday,
after revealing that he was seri-
ously considering an offer from the
Mexican Baseball league.
II don't want to say anymore
about it at this time because ]
haven't made up my mind" said
Mungo, 34-year-old Highlander
who was ace of the Giants mound
staff last season with IA victories
and Z defeats. Meanwhile, in
Mexico City, President Jorge Pas
quel of the new league revealed ne
had deposited another half a mil
lion dollars with his bankers II
the United States to be used in OBJ
tanning additional American play
ers.
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Former Ring Champ
Dies On West Coast

LOS ANGELES, April 12-P)-
Cecil Thompson, 40, former World S
welterweight boxing champion
under the ring name of Young Jack
Thompson, died unexpectedly IN a
cafe today.
Death was ascribed to heart
attack the cororer's office order
ed an autopsy tomorrow.
Thompson, Negro and native OF
San Francisco, boxed professional
ly from 1925 to 1882. He won the
weller title from Jackie Fields in
Detroit, May 9, 1880, and lost it
four months later, Sept. 5, $780,
to Tony Freeman in Cleveland.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-13
BOY SCOUTS FETE
PARENTS, GUESTS
Troop No. IS Presented
With Charter AT Banquet
In Sunset Park Church

Troop So, Boy Scouts of America
entertained their parents and 9TH
er visitors last night at banquet
meeting, in Sunset Park Baptist
church.
Highlighting the occasion was
the presentation OF their charter.
The charter was presented to the
Rev. G.. Carl Lewis, pastor of the
church. by Frank Jones, area
councilman.
The Rev. Mr.. Lewis then pre-
scented the charter to Assistant
Scoutmaster H. B. Garris, acting
in the absence of Scoutmaster, w.
S. Cheaves.
Troop Guest
Present at the meeting last night
was the Rev. William w. Wright,
teacher at Campbell college, and
guest of the Rev. Mr.. Lewis.
Chairmen present at last nights
meeting of Troop So were: j. G..
Price. R. G. Bum, L. X. Schmidt,
advancement chairman; Jasper
Moore, and Fred Baucom.
The meeting which was attended
by the parents Of the scouts and
other guests, saw the re-registera-
ton Of the IA members Of troop IS.
Applications
The scouts had made their ap-
nlications previous to the meeting
last night, and included in the list
was the application of Jackie Rrin-
son, who lost his life by drowning
in Greenfield Lake a few weeks
ago
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-13
SAGA ora Troubled Mind:
Owen OfToMexicoAgain

ST. LOUIS, April 12.-Rt-Mickey
Owen, former Brooklyn catcher,
has changed his mind about re-
joining the Dodgers and accom-
panied by his wife, Gloria, cross
ed the border at Laredo, Texas,
caught an airplane at 1910 pm.
and announced he will talk with
Jorge Pasquel at Mexico City at
pm. Saturday, the Star-Times said
in a copyright story.
Owens decision to carry out
terms of an agreement he signed
April 2 with the Mexican league
was disclosed by Alfonso Pasquel
in long-distance telephone con.
versation from Nuevo Laredo with
Ray Gillespie, Star-Times sports
writer.
Gillespie quoted Alfonso as say
ing:
Mickey told me he never in.
tended to run out on his contra ct
with the Mexican league. He ex.
planned that while he was driving
here from St. Louis he was en-.
countered at several places. along
the route by agents Of organized
baseball, advising him not to &C
to Mexico and threatening him
with five-year suspension from
baseball in the United States"
Gillespie said Alfonso told him
it was with the idea of thu owing
these people off his trail taat Owen
said he would return to the Dodg.
|ers.
Mickey explained he wanted tt
go to Mexico without a lot o.
fanfare and publicity and
agreed to get him over the border
as swiftly and secretly as posi-
ble," Alfonso was quoted as say
ing. Mickey ana his wife stage,
in my home in Nuevo Laredo las
night"
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Cubs Down White Sox
With 12-Hit Attack

DAVENPORT, Iowa, April 12-
Chicago Cubs, National
league champions, plastered the
Chicago White Sox, II to 2, before
$500 fans Friday as the clubs
wound up their road exhibition pro-
gram.
The Veteran Claude Passeau
held the White Sox hitless until the
fifth inning when Don Holloway
beat out bunt. Meanwhile, his
mates whacked Orval Grove and
Frank Papish for IL hits.
Marvin Rickert led the Cubs
hitting with a 370-foot homer, .
single which drove in the Cubs
fourth run and a double which
scored two more.
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day, church school 10 am, sermon
II am, and vespers 1880 pm. !;
Monday, vespers, 7:30 pm; Tues
day, Kassiani's hymn and vespers,
7:30 p.m.; Thursday. Holy Com
munion, 9 am, Last Supper, -
7:30 pm.
Friday ~ The Hours and the I'm.
mailing, II am, the Sepulchral,
"Epitafios Thrinos" 7.3o pm; Sat
urday Holy Mass, confessions
and communion a. M, The Res
direction" at II p. M, "Anasta-
sis" IL o'clock midnight followed
by Easter service and sermon.
Easter Sunday vespers pm.
"Agapi" and sermon, and Tues.
day, April %, St. Georges Holy
Mass and sermon at 9 an.
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DEXTER H. HOLLAND
TO GET NAVY STAR
AT CUSTOMSHOUSE

Dexter HI. Holland, lit S.
Van Buren, street, Sunset Park,
will receive the Navy gold star
award this morning.
The presentation will be
made by Lieut.. H. c. Bost,
Wilmington port director, in
simple ceremony at the Gus
tomshouse office.
Holland, Aviation Machinist's
Mate, Third Class, already
holds the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross. The new award is
made in lieu of second
DFC, and the citation is for
his $50 flights in combat area
where enemy anti-aircraft fire
was effective and where enemy
aircraft patrols occurred"
The citation is signed by o.
B. Hardison, Rear Admiral. U.
S. N, Commander of Aircraft,
Philippine Sea Frontier.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-13
BULLDOGS INVADE
WILMINGTON FIELD
First Game Will Begin AT
1870 AT American
Legion Stadium

Wilmington's league leading New
Hanover High school baseball team
will face Durham Highs Bulldogs
in double-header tonight at
American Legion stadium with the
first of the two seven-inning con-
tests scheduled to begin at 7:30.
The two teams were to have met
yesterday in Durham ! ut the wealth
erman said no can do, and as a
result the two Eastern conference
schools will tangle tonight.
The Wilmington track team
which was to have met Durham
and Raleigh in triangular meet
at the Tobacco city yesterday also
had its event cancelled because of
the weather but no new date for the
meet has been advanced.
Tonight's game pits the league
leading Cats against a Bulldog
squad which is at present riding
at 500 pace as a result of its win
over Goldsboro and it's loss to
Fayetteville.
Herman Wick, the strong-armed
pitcher will probably handle the
pitching assignment for the Cats
in the opener while Kenneth Rogers,
tall Highlander will probably take
care of the pitching assignment for
the Cats in the night-cap. Other
Cat fingers who might see action
are w. A. Brown, Billy Hardison,
and David Cheshire.
The Cats will probably field Ken
Rogers at first, Luke Collie at
second, J. C. Price at shortstop
and Teddy Fennell at third with
Tinkey Rogers behind the plate and
dunk" Futrelle, "Bubba" Sykes
and Donald Edwards in the out
field.
Durham will probably start
Dwight Garden on the ound in the
first contest with Earl King catch
ing. Bruce Holt at :'rst, Darwin
Christie at second, Roger Craig at
shortstop and Jack Stallings at
third. Billy Stokes, Harvey Brink
ley and Pete Hall will hold down
the. outfield posts for the Bulldogs.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-13
STATE MINES PLAY
five GAMES TODAY
Duke Gamecocks Clash /:
Tar Heels At Navy:
Deacs Versus Caps
BY The Associated Press

The State college baseball sea-
son moves into high gear Saturday
with five games on the books.
Duke and South Carolina clash
in a Southern conference test at
Columbia, S. c., the second meet
ing of the two teams.
The University of North Carroll
mas touring Phantoms wind up
their northward trek with a game
at Annapolis against Navy. Wake
Forest is down at Raleigh for an
exhibition against the Caps of the
Carolina league.
North State conference teams are
busy, too. High-scoring Atlantic
Christian travels to Hickory to en-
gage Lenoir Rhyme and Elon and
Catawba tangle in a headliner at
Salisbury.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-13
Durham Cats Play Doubleheader Tonight
Carolina's Carneuale
Named NauyC Coach

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 12.-(P
Navy announced today the sign
ing of Ben Carnevale, whose Uni
versity of North Carolina basketball
team gained runnerup honors in
the National Collegiate court pic
ture during the past season, as
head coach of the Middle cagers.
Capt. c. O. Humphreys, director
Of athletics, announced that Car
nevale would report at Annapolis
June Is to take over the post Of
John Wilson, who resigned recently
after more than 20 years as Navy
court mentor.
Carnevale, who attended Somer-
vile, N. j., high school, captained
New York University's cage team.
He was high scorer in the 1887
SO season, his last at N. Y. U. That
year he won the award for being
the outstanding athlete with the
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best scholastic record.
After playing professional bas-
ketbau with the Jersey Reds, Ben
entered the service in 1912. Assign.
ed to the armed guard, he coached
the Canal Zone champion in 1913.
He returned in 1914 to coach
North Carolina, and won % games
and lost only six to capture the
Southern Conference tile.
This season his Tar Heels wor
the Eastern NCAA title by defeat.
ing N. Y. U. and Ohio State al
Madison Square Garden, after win.
ming % and losing only five games
over the regular schedule. In the
contest for the national title, Okla.
homa AIM. defeated North Caro-
lima, 43-40
Thus, in two seasons, Carnevale' s
quintets have registered 81 vic.
tories and dropped only II games.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-13
Headliners Trailing
In English Tourney

RICKMANSWORTH, England,
April 12-P)-Deadlocked with 36-
hole totals of AS, Unknown Algy
Matthews and George Johnson led
the way into the playoff stage of
the 1,500-pound (se,00o) Silver King
golf tournament Friday, as sew
eral widely known players faded
among the also-rans.
Alfred Padgham, Arthur Havers
and Fred Perry, all former British
Open champions, failed even to
finish among the 40 who qualified
for Saturdays two final rounds.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-13
PASTOR OF GREEK
CHURCH ANNOUNCES
HOLY WEEK SERVICE

Tomorrow will mark the begin
ming Of week of services at the
St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox
chruch, Second and Orange streets.
The occasion is observance of
Holy Week." the Rev. E. B. Pa
PazisiS said last night.
Leading the musical part at all
services will be Miss Joan Tsantes,
choir leader. She will be assisted
by Tom Compos and Harry Dallas,
chanters.
Schedule of services, as listed by
the Rev. Papazisis:
Sunday, April IA - Palm Sun
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AT ANNAPOLIS

COLLEGE PARK, Md. April IL.
-(P}-Their game here with the
University of Maryland called off
because of wet grounds, the Uni
versity Of North Cardinals base
ballers headed for Annapolis and
meeting Saturday with Navy. The
Maryland contest will be played at
a later date.
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INTRA-SQUAD GAME

CULLOWHEE, April IL. -P-
Rounding out three weeks of spring
drills, the Western Carolina Teach
ers' college football team will play
an intra-squad game here tomor-
row. High school coaches and play
ers are invited to attend.
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TECH AT CHAPEL HILL

CHAPEL HILL, April l2-P)-
North Cardinals track team makes
it's first start Of the year here Sat-
urday against powerful Georgia
Tech, Southeastern Conference
champion for the last three years.
The Jackets trounced the Tar
Heels last year and are favored
to repeat owe. the inexperienced
Phantoms,
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Edward Sachs
llorning Watch
r1eaning Up The Desk

Severa thlngs th1s morning need dspatchinq First
ia story from wake Forest that j. NJ Brourhton former
Governor OF North Carona has been quoted as saving that
@ teams will find plenty facilities when thew naove to
NTnston-oalem'
Broughon said that Deacon football teams would he
able use staoum which will be enlarged to seat 900
] that college basketball quints would use new coloseum
oposed to be built with community funds. which would
p from 10000 to 10000 Ultimately Of course !"
Rwughton told the Associated Press "The college would
want to own us o" adequate stadium college property
And of if any of the Baptists want to buv q
package Of cigarettes know what brand thew can get
land they won't have to walk mile to get them
from Adam Smith affect that new class is being
organized at the YCA Tor young who to play voleyba
voe6s oo f Fop es. play in The
From Angeles another story in which the AAmer
cOegan preferably college graduates The conferencs
% no college eligible to play in the conference
UNTIL his graduation until with which he enrolled has
graduated.
5 ne by Pat Don G about
college left the conference added amendment the ruling
they put on the noble act
Morris of the State league writes that the
meeting Of the the circuit before opening Of warfare
% t the held july Viii e "s ssss!sd S oen
Wade writes.
Other notes from Wade disclose that play
Concord and Wilson, the former Of the North State
the Coastal Plains in exhibition games during
Mickey of the team opens spring training
Monday Fred Gardner has been Smthelds
with Elmer Edrnonds acting his
sper Erwin lad Just discharged from service has been
signed by the Dunn Erwin Twins Stamper known
ceneelder the old Tobacco State league
Charlie Johnson of Goodwin has also signed with the Twins
exegion star with the Harnetts Amer
.Le play
Jiggs Powers, few State eague
play Writes Jggs, 'Whitevle's Red
with the
lead Each team has three and lost
owned Tabor City twice by the of 3
Hampstead 10 Wallace beaten Leland
Badenboro licked Hampstead twice
Thursday Other standings
wins and loss, Tabor City
Southport, Leland Hampstead
games without
Last Wrightsvie telling Lions
ghtsve Beach will play the Cubs Boys) ball
Harbor Island
es will Of 5oyearolds against Of
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-13
ONE HOME CONTEST

DURHAM, April l2-P)-Duke's
tennis team has the university
sports spotlight to itself over the
weekend, engaging strong William
and Mary here Saturday in the
only home contest for a Duke
team.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-13
DAVIDSON VS.. UCS

COLUMBIA, s. c., April 12-tR)
-Resulning track, a wartime casu-
atty following the undefeated 1913
campaign, Davidson College in
vades the University OF South
Carolina field here Saturday in
its initial meet.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-13
WILLIAMS LEADS SOX

BOSTON, April 12-P)-The
Boston Red Sox, spanked by Ted
who drove in seven runs
with two homers, today beat the
Boston Braves, lis, in the opening
Boston game of their city series.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-13
DUKE WINS

COLUMBIA, S. c., April IL
(P)-Duke's Blue Devils staged
a two-run rally in the final In
nings of a close baseball game
here today to defeat the Uni
versitv of South Carolina, 5-3.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-13
RAINED OUT

GREENSBORO, April 12-P -
The Ord-State College Baseball
game scheduled to be played here
Friday, was rained out.
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Illinois soil comes in three
colors-black, yellow and light
gray
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-02-01
Hillel Stdrts New Semester
In Gainesville

new semester's Hillel program.
The informal get-together pre-
ceeding the scheduled program
served to introduce the numer-
Gus new students of the Jewish
faith to each other, and to the
directors and advisors of the
Hillel Organization here on the
campus.
The aims of Hillel were ex-
pounded by DR.. Matthew Dros-
doff, director of the Hillel Foun-
dalton, and Dean We'll, of the
College Of Engineering, outlined
the activities of Hillel groups
throughout the country.
The gathering consisted of ap-
proXimately one hundred stu
dents. The following were from
the Jacksonville area: Ed. Bell,
George Benjamin, Sam Berman,
Henry Bettman, Nathanial Davis,
William Foor, Walter Kramer,
Wilbur Margol, Aaron Pearl
man, Meyer Proctor, Morton
Rosenkranz, Milt Rubin, Sam
SilberStein, Robert Talisman,
Gustave Goldstein, and George
Proctor.
After the reception, refresh
ments were served by the vari-
GUS wives of the guest speakers.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-02-01
DOnOr'sBanquet
To Be Held
March 10th

Mrs. David De Sofa Pool, past
president of National Senior Ha-
dassah, will be the guest speak
er at the Jacksonville annual
Donors Banquet which will be
held March 10th in the Roose-
yelt Hotel. The announcements
was made by Mrs. H. Klausner,
chairman of the Jacksonville
Hadassah Medical Organization
Committee. Further plans will
be announced at later date.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-02-01
Temple
Secretaries To
Meet In Detroit
On Mdrch 8

CINCINNATI, OHIO - Four
round tables on the general
theme: "The Place of the Pro-
fessional Secretary in the Tenn
pie Structure" will feature the
third Biennial Convention of the
National Association of Temple
Secretaries to be held here at
the Netherland Plaza Hotel,
March 3-6, in conjunction with
the thirty-ninth Biennial Conven-
ton of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations and its
other affiliated groups, it was an
nounced by Irving I. Katz of
Detroit, president of the Asso-
citation.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-02-01
NATIONAL,
BUDGETING
DEFEATED

DETROIT, (JTA) - The
General Assembly of the
Council of Jewish Federations
and Welfare Funds last week
decisively defeated the nation
al advisory budgeting plan
proposed by the Councils
board of directors. The vote
was 264 to SO. A motion to
defer the issue was beaten
212 to 1O1, with 40 delegates
abstaining.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-02-01
ELK. Smith Arrested AS Riot
Breaks Up America First Rally

Chicago (JPS) = Gerald L. K.
Smith, head of the America First
Party; Arthur w. Terminiello,
defrocked Coughlinite priest of
Alabama; and Fred Kist, head
of the anti-Semitic Christian
Veterans Organization, were ar
rested here on breach of peace
charges after a riot broke up an
America First rally they were
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-02-01
Lise Meitner
Named Woman
OF The Year.

Washington, D. C.. Ups DIR.
LlSe Neither, Austrian Jewess,
whose research led to the devel-
opment of the atom bomb, was
named woman of the year" by
the Women's National Press Club
ana presented with a silver bowl
a. a ceremony here attended by
resident and Mrs. Truman. DR..
meltner, who was expelled from
germany in 1899, recently ar
.iVeo here from Sweden. She
Is now a lecturer in physics on
me faculty of Catholic Univer-
sity.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-02-01
Stanley c. Myers
Of Miami Elected
President Of
Council Funds

Stanly c. Myers, Miami COM
munal leader, was elected ma
tional president of the CJFWF,
succeeding Mr.. Hollander. The
General Assembly also elected
our vice-president: Harris PERL
stein of Chicago; William Rosen-
valid of New York; Samuel S.
Schneiersohn of New York; and
David Matchmaker of Boston.
Harold ]. Goldenberg of Minnea-
polls was named secretary; Ira
M. Younker of New York, trea-
surer; and M. L. Lurie was re-
elected executive director.
A resolution extolling Mr.. Hol-
lander for his courageous, Wig
orous and independent leader
ship, in keeping with the high
est ideals and traditions of the
Jewish people," was adopted by
the delegates. The General As
sembly adopted a budget of
$4,000 for the CJFWF for the
year.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-02-01

Prior to his military service,
Rabbi Lefkowitz was at Temple
Beth Ahabah, Richmond, Va,
and was active in the religious
and civic life of the city and
state. He is a graduate of He
brew Union College and the u
University of Cincinnati.
DR.. Julian B. Feibelman. New
Orleans. described as one of the
outstanding reform rabbis Of the
country. was guest speaker and
delivered the charge. Addresses
of welcome were made by. Rabbi
Israel L. Kaplan. Joseph M.
Glickstein. president of the Tenn
pie congregation. and the Rev.
Albert c. Holt. representing the
Jacksonville Ministerial Alliance.
Rabbi and Mrs. Lefkowitz were
honored with reception in the
vestry of the Temple, following
ne service.