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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01

by and each winter these folks with
the ice houses would 60 out and
harvest a crop of ice from the ponds
and store it, under bushels and
bushels Of sawdust, for use during
the following summer.
Just FOR your information, pass
along to you the fact that this
practice now is general in the New
England and some of the Far West
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AS a matter
of fact, I am told that only recent
ly was the first ice plant installed
in the state Of New Hampshire.
Those folks up there have a big
business of harvesting ice off the
rivers and creeks during the win
ter.
So, as I say, I wonder if this
kind of farming ever was carried
on around here.
But back to the story Mr.. Out
law was telling me. He says that
the first attempt at an artificial
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
Labor Violence

Many worried observers of the pres
emit strike movement have long feared
that at one point or another there would
be a clash between strikers and police.
At last it has come-in force.
Yesterdays free-for-all in Philadel-
phia between marchers and heavy police
details obviously was not mere display
of exuberant spirits. 1t was a demon
stration of rowdyism and disrespect for
order which was the more reprehensible
because it happened in the face of a
court injunction outlawing mass picket
ing.
This was the first disturbance since
the General Electric strike started on
January ID. If nothing is done to bring
union labor under control it is sad to
tnlnk that it will not be the last. Union
laDor has been so successful in forcing
us demands upon employing corpora
tlons' and union labor leadership is SO
irresponsible, it is impossible to foresee
to what lawless lengths both will go.
The question is how much longer will
the majority of the American people
submit to labor's dictation and unruli-
ness. Congress has dallied unforgivably
over legislation every days passage
since the first postwar strike started,
has proved oil prime Importance. No
wage-prlce program is going to stop the
violation OF laws which have been.a part
Oh 0ne American way of life for genera
lions. If Congress, in its irresolution is
unwilling to take the necessary stand
against labor violence, the nation must
look to President Truman for relief
>HeaVen grant it will not look in vain
we hope the United States and Argentina
settle their difficulties. Thu Cool Neiahho,
blueprint should hardly call for. snite fence
running down the middle
LII some sections of the country the weathe,
mas been so mild that folks fear the frs
mosquito will get there before the first robin
oome folks are sitting up nights trying t,
tn tnlnk up name for the new world capital
WHAT'S wrong with ''Thisisit'?
An illinois hog, caught under a haystacl
ana imprisoned for days. lost 200 pounds be
lore 1t was rescued. It wasn't a total los
since there should have been some lean naea
left.
\ Jetpropelled auto, found in Germany, al
talns speed Of is miles minute. Just az
osner port-war worry for the traffic cops.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
Sabre In Scabbard

With France and Spain reaching
for each others throat, it is we'll to
realize that neither nation is in a posi-
ton to 60 to war. The sabre is rafting,
to be sure, but it is still in the scabbard
and not likely to be drawn.
The episode of closing the frontier
may, however, serve to settle the fate
of the Franco regime, against which
there is ample reason to complain. It
may be too soon for a showdown in
view Of the fact that the Allies have
been searching out great quantities Of
German loot sequestered in Spain. and
the search is far from finished. But y
also might be wise to come to some
understanding concerning the Madrid
government and if Franco is ousted &c
he should be, continue the hunt ,,nde,
an interim government.
1t has long been apparent thai
Franco could not lead Spain intoI ,
period of internal peace. There are tot
many points at issue between him anf
the people over whom, with Germa,
and Italian help, he set up dictator
ship. He must be removed from powe
if Spain is ever to get back to a posi-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
They Almost Changed
Their Religion

A party Of clergynen were at.
tending Presbyterian conference
in Scotland. Several set gu: to ex-
plore the district, came to a river
spanned cy temporary bridge.
They didn't see the notice tina.
said the bridge was unsafe. and
started to cross. The bridgekeep.
er ran after them. in protest. '.:It's
all right" said the spokesman, rot
understanding the reason tor the
old fellows haste. Were Pres
byterians from the conference.
I'm no caring about that" said
the old Scot bridgetender. but If
you dinna get off that bridge yell
all be Baptists! Montreal Star.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
TheLiterary
Guiidepost
By w. G. ROGERS
STAR OF THE UNBORN, By
Franz Werfel Viking; $9.

The astronomical age, as Weriel
calls it, 100000 years from now
is the time of this fantastic novel
related in the first person by the
resurrected Werfel himself.
People wear only varicolored
lights, live underground, travel by
letting the earth spin while they
wait. speak their truths in dog'
gerel. They read the news IN me
stars, which form words in the
sky much as light bulbs flash la's
bulletins in Times Square. IAey
have a life span of some ITS years
Why anyone should want 10 Nv!
that long in a place as dull an.
dreary as it is pictured in mn
dull and dreary account l do on
know. The author finished 1t nvs
days before his death. The genera
idea, TO be sure. had interesN1
him before; character in "En.
bezzled Heaven" spoke Of a tl'n'
100000 years from now. I'D,
But this IS as unlike the fes e,
Werfel as it is unworthy o. nln,'
The thoughtful friends OF H ,3..
fortunate authors take relics lA 10,
the manuscript of this DOCK 'N'
| destroy every page. ,rr
VEDANTA FOR THE WEST
ERN WORLD, edited with IN
PRODUCTION by christopher lsT
erwood Marcel Rodd; sS'''l'
Playwright John Van DTu'.gi
novelist Aldous Huxley, Gera ~.
Heard, some SWANS and o IL u,
contribute many articles to ui'''
$50 pages. IT.
If l understand this eastern p w.
losophy correctly, man is III .' i,
sence divine, and he should Su' =,
to fulfill his divine nature o. -
Vedantists say, realize the A'n ..,r
which he does through chasu ',
truthfulness, charity and 50 VI.
Perhaps Vedanta's greateS' m -,
man exemplar," sherwood '''''
was Sri Ramakrishna. -,
The Vedantist believes ne Kew. XVI.
coming back to earth in suc Wv.
sive reincarnations to try it again ,..i
on reaching the properly cAa AM,
state, he finally loses peTSo. M
identity in an overa gov.
Every worm is the brother v
the Nazarene," il his opinion.
1t seems like sort OF 'Fs u
scendentalism, and it embraces q
religions; there are 10 "cenIs.,
in this country. Possibly cui ,,,.d
interest is a sign of our trouu Wv.
age. Possibly there is sign1lcs a,,s.
In the fact this book was ="
lished in Hollywood
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
He Neatly Slipped the Hook

He Neatly Slipped the Hook
The head of the Late Joseph
Zeisler, the noted dermatologist,
was not exactly full-fledged testi-
monial tc his profession, for it
was almost totally bald.
One day young man with thin
ming hair called on Zeisler, and,
observing the doctors shiny Gran
ium, exclaimed, Before I hear
your advice I would like to ask YOU
frankly why you, a dermatologist,
should be without hair"
Zeislsc smiled wryly, and re-
piled, Young man, when my hair
started to fall out, there was no
DR.. Zeisler to save it.''-Sunshine
Magazine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
STAR Dust
Eyes Front

Recruit: DO I have to hold my
head up like this all the tirne?"
Cadet Officer: "Of coursel"
Recruit: well i guess I'll never
see you again. Military Gazette.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
TOP o. THE MORNING

Love lives on, and hath a power to bless
when they who loved are hidden In the
Lowell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01

9, oome folks are sitting up nights trying
I'M 1n1nk up name for the new world capita
WHAT'S wrong with "Thisisit"?
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01

An Illinois hog, caught under a haystack
ana imprisoned for days. lost 200 pounds be-
lore 1t was rescued. It wasn't total loss
left 80 9N
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01

Jet.propelled auto, found in Germany, at
tains speed Of is miles a minute. Just an
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01

. For the testimonies to Thyself
which remain from ancient days,
we thank Thee, o Lord Of all time.
May they teach us new lessons of
Thy father care. Amen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01

IN some sections of the country the weather
mosquito will get there before the first robin.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-02-15
All L.axatives
Are Not Alike

II you think for q minute that all
iaxatives are more or less alike you
certainly have real SURPRISE await
ing you when you take Kruschen Salts,
When you feel bloated. headschy and
meanly observation-disclosures you need 81
good cleaning out what You then
should sbou Try is KRuscHEN SALTS. .
When YOU want relief You want II
PRONTO. Kruschen. n true saline lax
Caution~-use only as directed Regu
late the dose TO suit yourself Re
member the name and get KRUSCHEN
SALTS today at any good drug store
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-02-15

Captivating Miss eta Moten'
piorioua.voieet singing stzr cf
fPorny a eess" ard other notable
stsne, screen and radio successek
vii, headline the forthcoming vai
riety concert.show, scheduled I'd
commence 4 nationwide tour OF aui
dltoriur>s and colleges on March
SSth. . s-...-.-
| The tripte.hesdline, tWo.hour va
fisty entertainment program Will
feature The Four kriahts fSouth-
land Jubilee sinaersl spirltuals and
popular vocal group, currently heard
pm the air daily cts am. EST. oysf
khe eoast-to.coast Coiunbia tC6slI
network on the Arthur Godfrey
show. PAT Flowers, brilliant young
e!assic.popular piano genius will be
apeeial added attraction. The
Concert ID The first 1s4e production
pf Cultural cancsrts Society. 4o0e
kkA& 1HiIfina1s 2 Assls City, ~. M
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-02-15
44-- o. - :. :, -
sc llylESTIlnS
AN sWs sReD BY The
CITE 1pp0pHErY

Question - What does Emmans
| -i', meant
Answer We are told in Matthew
B %: "i;ehoid. a virgin shall bel
ith child. and shall bring forth q
a, anu they shall call Ais names
nmanuel. which being interpreted
il. God with u.s.
!, Q.--Were there not some times
! len Christ did not agree With the
/ ather, but Taught differently?
e. rl8y always agreed. Jesus
j ID: Tor nave not spoken Of
ysalf, hut the Father which sent
He gave Me a commandment
/ at should say, and what !
| aaid speak" John 12:a9.
/ a. Who was this person called
lie "lNord" i'll john f:12
A. The answer is In verse Ii.
snd the Word Wis inatte flesh. and
iNeit among us. ialld we beneid
lf's glory. the glory as ot the only
], ,gotten OF the Fathet.i full Of
ce and truth
/ I, Can't you give a text for aus.
,ras az wei, as for Wivess
A. Yes. f.phesians D Is. Illus.
! f@l'fts, love your wives. even ~
ii1lst also loved the church. and
gave Himself tor it.
Q.--isn't II true that We are to
accept Chrlst's words, but not
Moses words in the Old Tcsta
mcnt?
A.-Christ said: For had ye be
sleved Moses. We would have be-
leved Me: for he wrote of Me. But
II We believe not his writings. how
bhall ye believe My words?' John
6:46,47.
Q.--l don't believe In setting
hme for Christ to come. Why dc
people do It?
A.--Jesus said: "But OF that day
Ind hour knoweth no man. no. not
)he angels of heaven, but My Father
bnly." Matthew 24:3s. He will come
Unexpectedly. Therefore, be va
klso ready: for in such an hour as
re- think not the Son Of man
tometh." Verse A.
Q.--ls IL true that the people IN
Old Testament days didn't know
hnythlng about salvation or ths
Trace of Christi
A---Let the Scripture answer
sOf which salvation the prophets
tave enquired and searched dill
lently, who prophesied of the grace
That should come unto you: search
Tag what, or what manner of time
The Spirit Of Christ which was Ii
Them did signify, when it testified
beforehand the sufferings of Christ
Ind the glory that should follow
! Peter 1:10,11.
Ed. Note: address yom questions &,
ne BIBLE QUESTION COLUMN, TIL
Foice OF Prophecy, Bor SIS, Los An
ietcs So, Calf Bible questions of gen
traL interest piN be answered In fhi
column as space permits.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-02-15

II have used ALLENRU for several
months. could hardly walk on account
OF my knees. Blu, now those pains are
relieved. | can go like race horse
now" Mort Shepard Of OHIO
Don't be victim of the pains and
aches caused BY rheumatism. lumhaeo
or neuri,is without trying ,hi, simple
Inexpensive recipe you can max at
home. Two tablespoons Of ALLENRu,
plus the juice Of Y, lemon in glass OF
water. Try a bottle TO-DAY! BE en-
tirely satisfied with |, or money back.
S5f. Drug stores
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-05-24
The Palestine Report
Summarized ChronologicallY

The British and American Governments should try to find
new homes for all displaced regardless OF creed
One hundred thousand Palestine immigration certificates
be awarded 1916 Europe and actual immigration
pushed as far possible during this year.
Palestine shall be neither Jewish Arab State but
shall alike the rights of Christian Jew and Mosem
The Government of Palestine shall be continued at
under the mandate pending establishment UN rusteehps
s. The Mandatory shall proclaim Arab economic educational
and political advancement of equal Importance that of the
Jews.
Pending trueeship the Mandatory shall facilitate Jewish
immigration under suitable conditions"
Present regulations land sales and rentals shall be
amended eliminate community creed restrictions
Both neghborng States the Jewish Agency shall
consulted regarding agricultural industrial development
projects.
The educational system of both Jews and Arabs should
be reformed to end naonalistc propaganda.
TO- 1t shall be made clear Jews and Arabs that attempt
mpeenaon of the report if it is accepted will be
resolutely suppressed
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-05-24

There by people regarding
be taken by Jews toward antJewish unDemocrac
activities. One believes that long attacks made
pasmodcalY by either individuals small that Jews
alarmed Another
action should be promptly investigated and efforts
reply unfounded iSemitc Democratic
All of know by that the Public Schools in Orange
County becoming to Christian UNCONVENTIONAL
Testament prizes work.
Christian leaflets passed children during public school
Every Evangestc preacher that given
enee speak public school assemblies Revival methods Of
intoxicating loyalty Christ often used to ndoctrnae Inc
children differing faiths Recently renegade seted
Jew revivast Baptist Christian also visited
the Orlando schools and in Delaney School urged the assembly
who Christ Savior to The few Jewish
children embarrassment also and the impression
that converted. At recent public meeting he
specifically Jewish people for the infamous Cucifion
story dsreded intelligent Christian student OF the
New Testament record.
American Public still supposed to recognize the
American principle separation of Church and State There
facing Florida Bnai Birth especially There are
Authorization Committees in Jewish community Reports
coming the Jewish children being made very self
in public What does the Superintendent
Schools Colin English have to say about hs Shall RabDs
Jewish educators situation? Or shall too enter
the public counterfeit OF this religious denona
ton propaganda?
The problem much regarding the affect this teaching
will children The fundamental question
arises being in minds which Will have
serious years? Shall we have an active local
ntDefamaion Committee to strive to enlarge the eI1oEs
schools the much democratic
Springfield Plan of nteruural education which seeks to give
all phases of religious teaching?
Christian and Jewish religious heritage
children should learn which good and truly demo
cratic community or state policy Ihere
growing revivaist birthstone type of Christian propa
that is unhealthy for Democracy When preachers state
schools that the ONLY true salvation is through Jesus
Christ our Lord" then our children being mlSsloned
Public Schools problem which we should tnn
about and decide about.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-05-24

We recently wrote an editorial on Religion
In Our Jacksonville Schools" which was re-
printed in number of publications throughout
the country. It seems that our local community
is moi the only Florida city which is worried
over the encroachment of religious teachings
in our public institutions. which is definitely
a breach of the democratic principle of separa-
ton of church and stale.
Our guest editorialist, Rabbi Morris A. Skop,
of Orlando, one of Florida's outstanding Jewish
leaders, writes the following thought-provoking
article deploring this unhappy situation:
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-05-24
LETTER BOX
MUM DIAMOND
1920 Hesby st.

APP IL AO1 AO1O
Editor, Southern Jewish Monthly |
P. 0. Box 903
Jacksonville. Fla.
Dear Sir:
l would like to take issue with |
the statement of DR.. Abba Hillel |
Silver on the front page Of your |
April issue. After DR.. Silver's
interview with Winston Church
i'll he presented Churchill as a
friend of Zionism and a friend
of the Jew. What a mockery that
statement was, coming from
Churchill, who said not once,
but a hundred times he is for
the preservation of the British
Empire. Next to the Nazis, who
nave, been responsible for the
massacre of more Jews than the
imperialist policies of Winston
Churchill and men like him? It
was a strange time for DR.. Silver
to present Winston Churchill as
friend" of the Jews. Churchill,
Who had just completed a pro-
vocative tour of the United States
in which he called for the for
nation of Washington-London
Axis. What for? To smash the
remnants of oppression, anti
Semitism and fascism? Of course
not, Churchill said quite plainly
that this new axis would be di-
rected against the Soviet Union.
If DR.. Silver did not read or
understand what Wins ton
Churchill was <up to, the Nazis
did. No sooner did Winston
Churchill complete his Fulton
speech than anti-Semitism be-
gan to show it's head more bold
| ly in Germany than anytime
since the defeat of Hitler. A half
dozen news reports told with
what glee Hess, Ribbontrop,
Goering and the other filthy Nazi
gansters received the reports
that Churchill was fomenting
war against the Soviet Union.
I would very much like DR..
Silver to tell us what is the diff
ference between Churchill'S call
for American-Anglo Saxon Su-
premacy, and the Klan's call for
white supremacy. Both are cut
off of the same chauvinist bolt,
both are anti-Semitic to the core.
In my opinion DR.. Silver would
have served the Jewish people
a thousand fold more if he would
have called on Churchill with a
representative body of American
Citizens of every race and reli-
gion and demanded that Church
i'll stop his provocative anti
Soviet pro-war, speeches, de-
manded that Churchill use his
influence to stop British soldiers
from shooting down Jews in
Palestine, demanded that immi-
grafton of Jews into Palestine
be increased, demanded that he
stop trying to destroy the Uni
ted Nations Organization, de-
manded that he stop fomenting
distrust between the people Of
Britain, the United States. and
the Soviet Union.
Isn't it about time that some
Jewish leaders stop pandering
to reaction and imperialism? Isn't
it about time they told off the
Churchills, whose hands are red
with the blood of the Jewish peo-
pie, the Arabian people, the In
dian people, the Egyptian peo-
pile, and etc.
Let's stop painting fascists as
gentlemen and friends of the
Jewish people, though these fas-
cists might have an English ac-
cent instead of speaking in Ger
man.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-05-24
Jewish Calendar
LUACH)

lS46 0U0-U|
Shevuo. Wednesday. June S
Tisha p,nA Tuesday. August s
Rosb +5a.hoaL Thursday. September rs
Yono K;.. Saturday October S
1St Day of Success AA"A'N01' -,
Shmin; AGO. Thursday October II
Simch.. r. Friday. October 10
LIST D.v :. r-,,L Wednesday. December 10
AH HOLIDAYS bor On the preceding evening at sundown)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Standing
Bddnlinfon

The Glass "A" Mixed Doubles Badminton team of the Central Y. M. c. A. for the second straight match defeated the New Haven Y. M. c. 4. so. From all indications. the Waterbury Y. M. c. A. has one of the strongest Mixed "A" Bad hinton teams in the State and when the playoffs take place with the Southern Section, no doubt they will be making a bid for the State honors, the championship which has been held by the Westport Bad- hinton Club for several years.
 Results of matches are as follows: Marian Sandin-Joe Sullivan de- feated A. Piippo-J. O. Gagnon l5-8, 15-4; Lena Caffrey-Jim Lockwood E. Barnett-A. Mudry NH i5-o, l5-lO; Kay Sullivan William Spear rin defeated P Demusis-H. Hopkin- son OND 15-3, 15-6; Carolyn Beard sley-John Tata defeated Eleanor Byrnes-W. Quitman 15-3, l5-5; Marian Sandin-Joe Sullivan de- feated E. Barnett, A. Mudry, 15-2, l3-l8, i5-i; Carolyn Beardsley John Tata defeated P. Demusis-H. Hop- kinSon l5-15, l5-iO. 15-5; Kay sulli- van-WilliaIn Spearrin defeated F. Byrnes-W. Quitman, 15-9, i5-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Anniversary Come at "

Observance of the S5th anniver- eaTy of basketball as c game will be made Wednesday evening ct 8 PM. when the Y.M.CA. Varsity will make tts inaugural showing after an absence of several years when 1t plays the University of Connecticut Center classy collegiate basketball team which has been making a fine showing fin basketball circles.
 The Y" team is coached by E. Donald walsh, former Trinity Col- lege athlete and today he stated inst c very formidable team will be playing in the initial offering. Former high school players of this city and college players will make up the local combine. The group has been practicing for several weeks and Is anticipating making 6 fine showing in State Y.MyC.A. league competition which gets underway the first of the year as well as playing independent teams around ehe State.
 With the Y.MCA. being the first Institution where basketball was played in this city back in 1893, mention will be made on this eve ming of some of the history and pjlayers Chen nine men played on . side. Joe Rirnany, physical direc- tor. announced that all home games will be played on Wednesday eve- ming at the Central YM.C.A. with . small fee being charged the pub- nc e sec these games.