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Montana labor news., 1946-01-31

rs.
Earl HENRY IOuy
Def,,da.,f
IN, s,ata ~ Nfontnsa "a ~. ohnv,-ranrd
defendan,
vo, mr., hereby strrmoned ia answer Inc
eomulaint IN ms ac,fou. which is filed ~ the
ofrr. ~ ~, Clcrs i, ms Conr, / eepy Of
which Il herewith served ,,on Vol .nd 10
fle mr. ansu,r ond serve d fopv thpreof
~, - ~, ~. ,lat,,tf,"y attnrnev ,stb,. r,e
49, after fhn scryiss az ms sn,nrnons *,
cl1siye n, the dan q, service, and in CASE 81
your lallure to Apt.ar or answer. f,unmrnt
AN he ,aEen apafl4t van bv d,faAlt tur III
r,lt.t da,na.drd IN NJ tVnpla,nt
aa,ars1 ..a,.,. Il, ~, ,a4u,. i, .e
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THt
UNDERSIGNED Will on the 28.h day OF March
l94o. apply to the County Treasurer OF Slse'
Bow County. Montana, for a tax deed 10 tht
following described real property. to-wit:
The M OF Lot 81 and all OF Lots y. 23
and "a, al in Block 20 of the DAILY Addition
20 Butte. silver Bow County. Montana
Amount due on the NJ of Lot q AID Lot -
Block ~. DAILY Addition. So 50.
Amount due on Lots % and "a. Block 90
Daily Addition, sl29 3.
Dated this 2lst day of January. 1916.
c.
Applicant.
W II MALONEY.
Attorney for Applicant.
FIRST qualification jan. "a, 1916 -2t
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31
CE CERTIFICATE
TATE OF MONTANA.
rllluiN of SllNrr nlW ~


STATE OF MONTANA.
County of Silver Bow 81
W the undersigned. Go 4tfrlt sstftiA thti
Ne are partners tram acting blautss ia this
state in the COUNTY q: SILVER ra9 undcr the
!rm name and stSl 80. Y ans K restaurant
ihat he names in fun %. 81. tile members o.
satu partnership are VA Barry AID Kathleen
Raynogieh, and that tie places % our fe-
,neftise residences are set opposite out It.
speCtise names hereto subscribed
In witness whereof Ne have hcreunto set
gar hands this eth day OF January 1910
Names and residences.
Val Barry. 6S West Broadsay. Butte. Mon
tara
Kathleen Raynos.ch. s. Anaconda Road.
Butte. Montana.
STATE OF MONTANA.
County OF Silver Bow IS.
On ms 9th day Of January. IN the YEAR
1916. before me. II J freeboufn. u Notary
public ~ ard for the County OF silver Bow.
State o. Montana, personally appeared Val
Barry and Kathleen Raynos!eh, Know. to me
10 be the persons whose names are subscribed
to the foregoing instrument. and s~escralls
acknowledged 10 me that they executed III,
same.
IN witness whereof ! have hereuuto set my
| hand and affixed my Notsrlal Seal the da,
and year IN thu, certificate above written.
tkntarinl Seal II J FREEBOuRN
Notary Public for the State OF Montana. Re
siding at Butte. Montana
NJ commission expires February 4 i9i1
rirs, publication Jan. II, 1916 At
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31

10 a~po'
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Esta'e OF CHRISTINA SANDAiiL. Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
Executor Of the estate Of Christina saudAAa
d.ceA ed. 10 TIE creditors Of and all perscns
having CLAIMS agalns, the sad deceased, to
exhibit them With the necessary vouchers.
WITHIN four morlths after the first publication
O. this notice to the said executor a, the lAa
Offices o. JOHN r.. Claxton, 400 Sl.er 30"
Building. 20 Wet Granite Street Butte, MOI
tnrA. The SAM being the plAce for the ,raas-
action II the business Of said estate. ~ the
Count 81 S .ger Bow. Staie OF Montana
JOSEPH l. PATTERSON
Executor u The Estate OF Christina saiiani'
! Deceased.
Da,od Butte Montana. this ilth Gay o.
January. 1915
F.rst publication Jan II. 1916
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31
Roster Great Falls Unions

Cascade County Trades & Labor Assembly
Meets Friday. Carpenters hall. B. I. 6teln-
metz. Box 2oT5. p; l., L Price. v. D.; J.
Evan<o, Jr. sec. BOX 1898, r. H. Rebel
treas. Leo Stewart. John Dusak. Carl Ee1-
man, e Il. Bergen and Jerry kolen, .. b.;
Herb NJ Brew sergeant-at-arms.
Great Fails Building = Construeuoa rsalnD
C~ouncu-Root. SAndA, p: Walker Davt1DoA
v - 3 h Bri.ten. sec-trsAa~: l. TAa0Q-
son. set-at-arms: Ralph Nevsy. IN ~
bou. etardAhl. sr01eseA
International Alliance rhsa,steal onAoD -
uoyes and Aot~u oleenso MAeh0o a.
etorA keeal $50 I oa10eA ~
! .NtAa1 \ ~ -
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31

Estate OF Edwin Kuru. Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrators OF the estate OF Edwin kcru.
deceased. to the creditors OF and all persons
having claims against the SAID deceased. TO
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publication
of this notice to the said administrative q,
her office. to-wit. the office Of the Public
Administrator OF Silver Bow County. Non
rama. in the courthouse OF Silver Bow County
on Yves, Granite street. Butte, Montana. the
same being the place for the transaction q.
the business of said estate. in the County oil
SILVER Bow, state Of Montana.
MARY WALSH.
Administrative o. the Estate OF Edwin Kuru
De teaSed.
dated Butte, Montana. this 10Th cay o.
January. 1916.
First publication Jan, "a. l9i6.-it
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31
CERTIFICATE or PARTNERSHIP
,ANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER
FICTITIOUS NAME

tTE Or MONTANA
laty d s SIS.
-. .a8 hereby ccrti,y hat w
.tfrt Ira 9 d whole q AID :
fus.ae. rs ure at p f. Park
$50 Cts lutte. State u Montana
t.r fttai rtIne of "Ro ensrrs Fur
- Fxchanrf "
NE name "a flu Of ali members Of SAID
Z respective res.df aces -.e
,,eg to-r-t
u berg y .dklg at l7f7 whitman
ie. I'd Jack NJ Rosenberg. residing Al
80 -4at Avenue.
rN-s q HANDS this 18th day o!
iary. Al 1915
Ed Fl. RO6ENBERG
riCK n. ROSENBERG.
+ Dp MONTANA.
y ! Ct silver Bov.-0.
. das o. ia uary. i04s. be.or
Z . MONAGHAN. . Notary Pull
II g.. 9 .. Montana, personally ap3sare'
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31

"a H. Ro-ubcrg and Jack N Rosenberg.
.auNu - ne - ur tHc persons ~ha-e --a D
lfr ua,crlhtd 70 the forcroirg instrument
I'D also acknowledged 70 me that ihcy exc
led tBe SAxAf.
~ NIrNe~, WHEREOF. l have hsrrun,o
81 ms haad lad aiisNd nv SDtara - a tn
iav aai year IA ,hls certificate f.rss .ooye
@Tt.sn.
JOSg7H p MONAGHAN.
Np.lrv rlii chr tfe sac o.. Montana Re
s.l-as -. Batr. Montana
- loHnass ~ r2iafts January (. 1913
- p.a...alaa ll..lry u 1916 4.
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31


BERTHE A. CROWLEY,
Defendant.
The state OF Montana sends Greetings % '"c
Above Named Defendant
Won are hereby summoned TO answer N
.omplaint in this action. which IS filed IN INT
,ffice of the CLERK Of this Court, a copy OF
rhich is herewith served upon you. aad 70
lie your answer and serve a copy thtfeoi
non the PLAINTIFF attorney within twenty
laws after the service OF this eE-
llsive OF the day OF service, ana m cast ..
our failure to appear or answer. judgineht
Vii be taken against you by default for the
Ell ei demanded IN the complaint, wherein y
s alleged.
That plaintiff ard defendant ~intermarried
I Roundup, Musselshall County, Montana on
" about the 2gth day Of June. l94i, aAc ever
lntc said date have been and nov are ms
and and wife.
THAT plaintiff has been for more than one
ear Immediately prior to the Commencement
this action. and still IS. an actual sAo
ona iide re. ident OF the State a. Mon,aha
That no children were born as issue o. sa1
marriage.
II her marriage VOWS. has been ana hoM :.
iiltv OF wilful desertion Of and toward PLAIN
III in this. to.wit: That at.Butte. Montana
md on or about the nth DE-" o. oetoHer
le44. the said defendant. with the inten
n her to desert and abandon r'h nN'
10 live separate and .part from plaiatifi
lid. without Just or sufficient cause CT provo
alton therefore, wllfully. voluntarily. wrong
fully and knowingly deser. ard I jon pal
M. That said desertion has t~crs's'ed an
continued In ever since the said I'm daY Q
! Cttchcr. 1914, and for MIRO ta o.. ~
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31

District OF the State Of Montana. n and for
the County OF Silver Bow.
1RGINlA BOYER,
Plaintiff.
3oNAL BOYER. II living. or tie unEroHn
heirs and devisees Of DONALD BOifR, II
deceased. ALEXANDER j. LEGGAT. II Nv
trr. or the unknown heirs and devisees OF
KAN J IIGGAT If deceased. the
unknown heirs and devlsees 0. JULIA RE-
GINA BOYER, deceased the unknown helfs
.nd devi ees OF JULIA REGINA COOPER
deceased the unkaoNn ne'Ti ara cue
OF GEORGE W. COOPER deceased. SYLVfS-
TER COOPER. Il living, or the unknown
hers AID deyssees Of SYLVESTER COOPER.
II deceased HARRIET COOPER. sometimes
called HTNRIETTE COOPER. II living. or
the Unknown heirs and cevlsecs o. HARRIET
COOPER. sometimes called htSHihllh
o i. dec, ased. ELIZABETH BROWN,
il lA-4e. or fhe unknown hers ard desisee
o. rTIzAHETH BROWN u. dccea 81 LOU
IsA rfADWIcK Also kao2n as Mis-. X a
HADN-Ck. L l.Sirs. 81 the Hukaa"n hers
I'D as..acs OF LOUISA HADWIck. also
srswn as r r a HADvTCK. II DE-
ia "a. NANCY E NOBHS. also known az
MRS J Il HOBBS. !, ly!ar. or ne IN
kao~n iteis AID aef..ees 81 NANcY Z
deceased. ANNIE STALKER, # living O
.he urknown nei. aad dev.s,es Of ANSii
STALKER. Il deceased. and al other per
sols. unknown. claiming. or VINO nigh
tl7tn. a.y rifht, tile. estate or iNltff'f u
Or zen or eacumorguco upon. the real prop
tv described in the COMPLAINT. or an
hereof. adverse to pag.iffs ornsrshir
aay cloud upon Plaintiffs tide thereto
tNethc- such claim or pos ible claim b
-escnt or contingent. including any clai,
,ossitle claim O. dover iEchoa.t .
accrued.
Defendants.
He STATE OP MONTANA to the sbov
nnr1 defendants. and 70 all other p fsor
IL N. vn, GREFTINO:
rou sre hereby 70 answer u
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31
CERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNER.
SHIP DOING BUSINESS UNDER
A FICTITIOUS NAME
STATE OF MONTANA.

STATE OF MONTANA.
County OF Silver BOWS. ~.
We. the undersigned, do hereby certify mat
we are co-partners transacting a sc"e.ai s'oe
MAKING and shoe repair business a. ~, :,
West park street in the City OF Butte. County
Of silver Bow. State OF Montana. under a
firm name and designation not showing tne
names OF the persons interested as partners III
such business. that the name u;loer winch
said business Is, and shall be. transacted
is "Thc Shoetorium.' .ad
That the names of the persons ihleffs'vo
as partners In such business. and tncir p'aers
Of residence. are as follows
John A. Bender. l0l5 West broadway tut'e'
Montana: Meta
Mary r. Bender. lOls west Broadway, Butte
IN WITNES WHEREOF. we have hereunto
subscribed our names this 18th day Ci Jahu-
AIRY, 1915. rx,Dro
JOHN A. BENDER
MARY r. BENDER
STATE OF MONTANA.
County o Silver BOWS
Before me. J. F. Emigh. q Notary Pubic 10,
The State of Montana. on this 18Th day OF
January. l946. personally appeared John A
Bender and Mary r. Bender. personally KNOW
to me to be the persons described IN aiie
whose names are subscribed to the wlthit
and foregoing instrument. and acknowledge
10 me that they executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. l have hereunt'
subscribed my name and affixed my No,afla
Seal the day and year in this ceTtiiieaIe i"S
above written. rcu
Notary Public for the State Oh Mohtana' nc
siding at Butte. Montana
.fNOTARIAL E ~
NV commit sion expires January -. 1916
FRS, publication Jan. "a, l945.-t
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31
No. 4l7i6
SU MONS

In the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District OF the State OF Montana. IL and Tor
the County OF Silver Bow
MILDRED SPENCER Loux,
Plaintiff.
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31
J i EN!lliIi
J + MDSAliAS


County OF silecr BOW rs
Bsior, me-. II y Cafmirhaei 3 Notary
fuhlc. Tor tie stat. ~ Montana. ~ this IAN
da, Of Jaulary. 1915 personally appeared
J. Fmleh and J y Mnnahau. personally
known to m, 10 be the PERSONS described IN.
,nd aEos, names are subscribed to the within
and FOREGOING instrument. and Acknowledge
10 M mat they executed tie same
IN WITNESS WHEREOF / have hercunio
subscr bed my name and affixed my Notarial
al the day and year m TINS feIti4tate
first above written.
tNetar.al S.ai II CARMICHAEL.
Sotars Public for TIN state o. Montana, Re-
siding Al Butte, Montana
Ny commission explr.s April u. 1853
Frst publication Jan II. 1876 A.
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31

ALIAS SUMMONS

ALTTV ~ "
ri thr lbs ret C9lr - tA 5eToHi }ec,e.tl
D.,f ~ the s,4'e o. Montana n AID ser
tHe County ~ Silver Bos.
DORIS + MITCHELL.
Plaintfi.
vs.
HOWARD S MITCHELL
Defendant.
rho state Of Mot.tana Sends Greetings 20 the
Yon are herety summoned 70 an9ssr me
omplairt in this action. when Is flied IN the
office o.. the Clerk OF this Court. a copy OF
which is herewith served upon you. ana tc
ne your a-sser and serve a copv the'eo'
mon the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
DAYS after the service OF this ex'
lusive OF the day Of service. and In case O
vo.r failure TO appear or answer. )sdsmen'
win be taken against you BY default Tor IN
relief demanded In the complaint.
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31

MONEY
The long green with the short future
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31
ALIAS SuMMONS

;, the District Court o. the Second Judicial
District OF the State Of Montana. n and LOT
the County o. Silver Bow.
IRGINIA BOYER.
Plaintiff.
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31
No. 4l724
ALIAS SUM MONS

+, the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District Of the state OF Montana, IN ana .r
the County OF Silver Bow.
CHARLES J. CROWLEY.
Plaintiff,
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31

pra.ectiys Margaret Harrington.
pres L Matta4scn. sec : treas. Bridget
5n-a. o-s agent. Phone sTss Meets lst
AID 3fd Fri. / p m Ind aad last Pm.
30 . m. Carpenters hall
worains-ae. Union. r L. U. icss3-Assts
Is: and Sra Lon. IL, z PARK 81 J.
Driscoil. Ney. P. 0. Box Its.
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31
T TO CREDITORS

Attorney for Applicant.
First publication jan. "a, 1916 --2t
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31
No. 4l738
SUM M MONS

In the District Court of the Second judicial
District of the State of Montana. IN and
'or the County OF Silver Bow.
ANN DAVIS.
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31

IN the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District Of the State OF Montana, IN ana
for the County o! Silver Bow.
MARGARET DENNEY,
Plaintiff
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31
SUMMONS

~ " r DEE. Dep4
Dated January -. A y. 1915
Montana labor news., 1946-01-31

BATE Stage Employees ard C2era.ors Union.
Local o. Pres. Earl Wies. vice. Pres. Joe
LegeSey. Treas. Car, Fredx.ek Sc. Denny
SUI AN. 1913 y Excelsior Bias Agent. Jonn
C4rrau. 3.2- n Main St. Union meets
second Tuesday each nsnth a. Musicians
buf
The Arizona post., 1946-11-15
:lA6aaNMAb@Rta<::
! BY PHINEAS BIR0N :
PASS THE AMMUNITION

The Rogge report carries some
revealing sections on the radio
priest, Father Coughlin His
agent, Leo T. Reardon, had a
tete-a-tete with van Ribbentrop
at Berlin in 1889 :. Victor Riesel,
New York Post columnist, reports
the following quotation "Pro-
bably most of them (the Jews)
suffering from their persecution at
the hands of Nazis, are Commun-
ist sympathisers The mere
arrival of $4,000 Jews (into the
U. S. even if they were not sub
versive, would fan the fascist or
ganizations like the Ku Klux Klan
into activity" That's pretty
raw anti-Semitism, isn't it? 3.
The quotation is from leaflet
distributed at the recent A. F. of
l.. convention by 'Uncle Dan"
Tobin, president of the Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Teamsters
"Uncle Dam owes the ma
ton, as we'll as labor, an apology"
says Mr.. Riesel, We'll keep the
spotlight on him until he apollo
gizes!" So we will
MISCELLANY
General Mark Clark, who is 6
ft. in. tall couldn't find civilian
clothes on his recent visit to New
York He saw the Big Town
incognito logged in an outfit bor-
rowed from Bernard Baruch {.
Arab delegates to the United Ma
tions requested that their Police
The Arizona post., 1946-11-15
Jewish Palestine
Continued from Page II

Zionist movement has always re-
jected and continues to reject ter
rorist bloodshed as an instrument
in political struggle. The Inner
Council denounces without reser-
vation terrorist bloodshed caused
by groups who defy national dis
cipline. The Council calls on
Jewish Palestine to isolate these
groups and deny them all en-
couragement, support or assist
ance :"
Branding the terrorists' acts a
"heinous and unforgivable crime" !"
the Executive of Vaad Leumi
"solemnly' warned Jewish Pal
estine that such "acts of madness"
threaten the very existence of the
Jewish community and the Zion
ist movement. 1t joined with the
Inner Council in appealing to all
of Jewish Palestine to isolate
The Arizona post., 1946-11-15

in that country, hopes that its
fruitfulness will be shared by
hundreds of thousands more of
the homeless. Only the other
week he had some trees planted
there in memory of a cousin, Max
Goldberg of Cleveland
Segal doesn't belong to the
Council for American Judaism
and this is no defense of that or
ganization. This is but a story
of one inconsequential Jew of
whom there must be many like
him. If, nevertheless, you don't
think Segal is Jewish enough
please come and tell him.
The Arizona post., 1946-11-15

have been in the benefcent design
of God. He wonders whether
Jews still would exist if all of
them had been allowed to remain
under the feet of successive con-
duerors in Palestine.
By being scattered they man
aged to live.
Are we nation? Well, Segal
says, that's what Hitler said. He
said that I, as Jew, am a mem
ber of a distinct nation and, there
fore, I could have no part in the
lives of the nations among which
Jews lived. 1t was nation with
in nations and 1, as Jew should
90 back where / came from.
Segal can't go along with dead
Hitler in the rubble of Berlin
any more than he could with a
live Hitler in the Reichskanzlerel.
Hitler. dead or alive, remains
wrong.
Sometimes non-Jew, a stran-
ger, asks Segal what his nation
atty is. He asks the question by
way of being considerate. He
doesn't like to ask outright Are
YOU a Jew" as if SegaPs sensi-
bilities would be offended by such
a question.
Segal replies: "By nationality I
am an American. If you mean to
ask what my religion is, 1 am
Jewish"
He thinks of himself as an
American of Jewish religion. He
knows that this concept of being
Jewish is a hiss and a by-word
among Jews, but he sticks to 1t.
He says I know no nationality
but that of being an American;
my loyalty recognizes no statehood
or nationality but that to which
1 belong in the United States, no
distinctiveness of peoplehood
other than that of the American
people. I am no less a Jew.
Segal thinks he fulflls the
highest Jewish purpose when he
tries to bring the idealism of his
Jewish teaching to the American
scene. He feels Jewish enough
when in general presses for which
he writes (the Jewish press is a
sideline of his) he speaks up for
justice for Negroes in commun-
ity that despises them. AS Jew
he feels complimented and full
filled when reader, angry at
some expression of good will to-
wards Negroes, write: you're
nothing but a damn Jew" Good,
says Segal, I am recognized as a
Jew in this.)
Segal feels Jewish enough
whenever in his general writing
he is the champion for justice to
any of the oppressed or under
privileged, when he writes a piece
for decent housing in place of
slums, whenever he speaks with
compassion. Yes, Mr.. Chants,
there are plenty of Jews who feel
Jewish enough to carry their
lights of Jewish idealism to the
common life. They can even
feel the more Jewish because
their Judaism is being fulfilled in
the world, is not self-serving in
the confines of a self-made ghet-
to. They go along with Segal in
saying they are Americans of
the Jewish faith.
AS for Palestine, Segal rejoices
in the fine achievements of Jews
The Arizona post., 1946-11-15
PROUD PARENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Deitel,
1910 E. 1st, announce the birth
of daughter, Paula Naomi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selikson, 1891
S. 9Th, are welcoming a daugh-
ter.
The Arizona post., 1946-11-15

bodyguards be non-Jewish i.
What are the shieks afraid of?
Or is it a case of guilty consci-
ence?
The Arizona post., 1946-11-15

Mrs. Phil Scher, 1912 E. Waver-
ly, has as her guest for the win
tr, her mother, Mrs. Stupner of
Chicago.
The Arizona post., 1946-11-15
PLAIN TALK
by ALFRED SEGAL
There Are No Jews

no Jews" by M. Chants, office ad-
dress, $50 East Broad Stret, Col
umbus, Ohio, has been goin 6
around the country. It's most in
teligently handled and well-wrlt-
ten and its title is Mr.. Chants in
terpretation of the ideas of the
anti-Zionist Council for Amerl-
can Judaism.
1t means to suggest that these
anti-Zionists are people who are
irving TO establish that there are
no Jews in the sense of people
hood. like Scotchmen or Irish
men; that Jews are just Ameri-
cans or Englishmen or Swedes OF
the Jewish faith.
Mr.. Chants insists that we are
people with a good family tree
whose roots run deep in the spirit
ual history of man, even as the
roots of the Greeks reach deep
down to Pericles and Plato.
Well, that brings up an old
question: Just who and what are
we? For answer I shall try to
give the case history of Jew
whom I shall call Segal. What
does Segal make of his status as
a Jew?
Segal is not an important man
in Jewry. He is seldom seen at
the speakers tables in Israel. He
pays his proper dues to Jewish
causes. He prefers to stay at
home on those evenings when
Jewry in his town is summoned
to one of those interminable de-
bates in which Israel likes to have
a good time, without ever settl-
ing anything.
He is a man in middle age and,
therefore, almost if not quite set
tied in his convictions. This is
to say that even at his age he is
still willing to change his mind in
a changing world. He regards this
as no sign of intellectual weak
ness but as symptom of
youngish mind and heart of
which he is rather proud. (He
abhors hardening of the arteries.)
In short, Segal is like great
many other humble men in Is
rael. They are rather confused
in all this tumult of IsraePs lead
ers riding in many directions of
being Jewish. So when we con-
slider the case history of Segal
we may be looking at an authen-
tic sample of the common man in
Israel.
Segal is indeed proud of his
Jewish descent. Not that he is
man who makes much of his an
cestors. Well, Isaiah and David
the Singer were among them but
he is worthy of them only if he
tries, in his small way, to measure
up. -
His relationship with people
like Isaiah and David is like be-
ing kinsman to God; it it has moth
ing to do with soil or nation or
Jewish statehood or Jewish poll
tics. Isaiah and David are part
of the inheritance of man and Sc
gals pride is in that they were
produced from the ideals of his
religion.
You see, SegaIs idea of being
Jewish is spiritual concept. He
believes that Jewish statehood
bellies that idea and puts him in a
class with a Jugoslav or Italian
yearning for Trieste or a Bull
garian demanding a slice of
Greece.
He knows very well that the
Jews were a nation in Palestine
only a short time compared with
their long history. Sometimes he
thinks that their dispersal may
The Arizona post., 1946-11-15

these groups and deprive them
of all encouragement and sup
port"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-31
Soldier, Sweetheart
Marry In News Room

ATLANTA, March 80 - Up -
A soldier and his sweetheart were
married early today in the news
room of the Atlanta Constitution,
where they had sought information
about justices of the peace and
stayed for their own wedding.
The soldier, Sgt. John Sutton,
Jr., of Knoxville, Tenn, had ask
ed City Editor Rolfe Edmondson
if he knew a place to get mar
ried. He said his fiancee, Miss
June Parrot, also of Knoxville.
would get off work at midnight
why not here?" Edmondson re-
piled.
The couple thought it was q
good idea and Edmondson went
for the telephone. Before long he
had arranged with a civil court
judge to furnish the vows and q
musician to supply an accordiar
accompaniment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-31
French Envoy Upholds
Brynes' Proposal In
Russian-Iranian Case

WASHINGTON, March 30-U.H-
French Ambassador Henri Bonnet
tonight reaffirmed Frances ap-
proval Of the proposal made yester-
day by Secretary Of State James
F. Byrnes. that Russia and Iran
state clearly the actual status of
their dispute to the United Nations
Security council.
Bonnet also said in a radio adj
dress that members of the council
hope the proposal will lead to a
settlement of the differences OF
opinion which appeared in the first
session"
The council-with the exception
of Russia-unanimous approved
the proposal yesterday and then
recessed until II a. m, Wednes-
day to await replies from the two
countries.