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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-26
Koliko mas je?

Cleveland, O. DO sedaj je
bilo priobceno troje pisem, v ka-
terih Sc je pojasnjevalo ali spo-
rocalo 0 stanju gimnazije v Sta
rem trgu pri Lou. Y prvem do
pisu sta zavedna rojaka-doma-
Gina, Mr.. Venc. Palcich il
Greensburga, Pa, in Mr.. Anton
Krapenc, il Chicago, TIL, apeli-
rala, mai bi priceli ! akcijo -
nabiranje ptispevkov q dotjSno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-26
To so b0Izccne besede!

"Najveeja dolznost mas duhov-
nikov pa je ia. da ma svojem
podrocju storimo vse "a 10. da
bi ma svetu eim pref zavladala
mir in dobra VOLTA med ljud-
~; - p
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-27
Canaanite Temple
Unearthed in Palestine

JERUSALEM (JTA)-A Can
aanite temple dating from the
first half of the second millennium
B. c., approximately contempor-
airy with the age of the Hebrew
patriarchs, has been unearthed at
Nahariya, at short distance
from the sea shore.
The temple, which consists of
one large hall and one small ad-
jacent room, is built of sandstone
blocks. The walls of the temple
have been preserved to the height
of about seven feet. Fragments
of incense burners, figures Of
doves, which were considered bird
attributes of the goddess of Ash
taroth, and more than a hundred
miniature votive vases and bowls,
and a large bronze axe were I'M
earthed by the excavators.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-27
Boptised Jew
On SIurrine
Campaign in West

DENVER (JPS) -Hyman J.
Appleman, president of the Gamer
lean Association for Jewish Evan
gelism," who tours Jewish COM
munities preaching the gospel"
was denounced last week by the
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai
Birth as a "sensation-monger"
who depicts the Jew in derogatory
sterotypes.
Louis e. Sidman, regional ADJ
director in Denver where Apple
man is beginning a three-week
evangelistic campaign, revealed
that the "meshumod" has been re-
pudiated by responsible church
leaders and missionary societies
and that examination of his activ-
tiles reveals that he INDUCES in
sensationalism for the purpose of
drawing larger attendance to his
meetings.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-27
HEBREW CALENDAR

fast of Tammuz. p. July S
Rosh Chodesh Alb. July Is
flash of Alb. july 26
*Rosh Chodesh Ellul. August IL
*Also observed previous day.
fast observed following Sunday
The Republican., 1947-12-25

rry Christmas, Mr. Aen-
Larry said as the telephone
q at the other end Merry
Aas-and thanks for the 3est
q ever had.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12
Beallsyille Coop
Meets Tuesday, June II

Plans for the local Southern
States Cooperative annual mem
bership meeting to be held in the
Beallsville community this sum-
mer will be made when members
of the Southern States Beallsville
Advisory Board and Farm Home
Advisory Committee meet at 7 P.
M. Tuesday, June IT, at the Fran
els Scott Key Hotel, Frederick,
with Charles H. Davis, chairman
Of the Advisory Board, presiding.
Board members are Charles H.
Davis, Beallsville; Ward A. Fulton
and Wilson c. Poole, Sellman; Lu-
Their Cregger, Boyds; F. M. White,
Dickerson; and ,Sprigg Hays,
GAINESVILLE. On the Farm Home
Committee are Mrs. William Pyles,
chairman, Sellman; Mrs. Roster
Bodmer, Poolesville; Mrs. Lewis P.
Weller, Beallsville; Mrs. Marshall
White and Mrs. T. B. Dorsett,
Barnesville; and Mrs. Guy v.
Lewis, Dickerson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12

Most sincerely yours,
(Col.) Walter Whiteley Hubbard
Department of Public Relations
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12

Macarthur says Communists
exaggerate strength in Japan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12

Sale of German inventions
nets the United States 81 500, 900.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12
LET'S PEP UP COUNTY ATHLETICS !.

Since the Richard Montgomery High School teams
Frank Wards direction opened the the
potenaties of the boys jumped
bandwagon and is desiring much improved athletic policy in
the County.
We have mad deuge of inquiries asking what might be
done to bring the of the dodrums"
supporting spirited enterprise suggested that groups
individuals write the Board of County Com
soners asking for drastic shakeup in the athletic program
Foremost the matter of having sports especially football
played Saturday Friday evenings under the lights that
the entire community become of the cheering
and help create greater interest between school,
Several business organizations have offered getting
lights, bleacRers and uniforms
The benefits which be derived Saturday athletics
are cited thus much needed finances capacity crowds
munity school relation intensified spirit inter county
community rivalry and publicity and acclaim athletes with
chance for them to scholarship college.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12
SPORTS

Rockville defeated CoteSvllle 5 to
A and Sandy Spring rocked Gal
thersburg 6 to 2 as all other
games in the ten-team Montgomery
Comfy Baseball League were rain
ed out or cancelled because of wet
grounds on Sunday, June 8.
The Rockville victory came as a
result of an eight-hit pitching per-
formance by Jack, Carney. Carney,
a short, stocky right-hander was
h andle nicely by Leonard
"Patchy" Coleman and proved ex-
tl2mely effective when the pressure
was on. However, Price pitched an
equally brilliant game for Coles
vile and held Rockville to eight
tlits. Colesville's three errors and
Rockville's two miscues did not fig
uIe directly in the result.
1t remained for Harry Bean,
Rockville's third sacker, to send
Colesville's hackers home on the
short end of the deal. A sharp dou-
BILE to right field off Beans big bat
sent home the winning run in the
ninth after Rockville had tied the
score at all in the eighth inning.
Meanwhile Peyton doc" Man
mar, Vice President of the League,
announced that the star-studded
Potomac Club was being weakened
by inroads from organized base
ball. Seventeen year old Perry
Kern, hard hitting Potomac short
stop, has been signed by the Chi
cago Cubs, who plan to send him to
D uke University for further
schooling and seasoning. AS re-
suit, Kern will play ball for the
remainder of the summer with an
amateur team which plays more
often than once or twice per week.
Another Potomac infielder, Ben
Harrel, has signed a contract to
play short-stop with Rocky Mount
in the Carolina State League. Ben
is 81 years old and according to
Eddie Hahn, Potomac's wiley man
ager, has great future in organ
lied baseball.
AS a result of the victory at
tanned by Sammy Keyes' Rockville
nine, Colesville has been toppled
from first place in the League to
tie with Rockville for second. The
Silver Spring team, idle on Sunday
because of rain, is now in first.
Sunday, June Is, at 8 P. M, will
find Colesville entertaining Cal
thersburg and Bethesda playing at
Rockville. The Cissel Saxon team,
thirsting for its first victory, will
take on the league leaders at ,Sil-
yer Spring. Sandy Spring will play
host to Morningside and while the
Potomac A. c. journeys to Green
belt for what promises to be a
hang-up ball game.
Teagua StandinOs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12
Lincoln High Team
Closes Season

The Lincoln High School base
ball team defeated Phelps voca-
tional School of Washington We'd
nesday by score of 4-3.
The local team closed it's six
game season with the Phelps game.
They defeated the National Train
ing School two games, Dunbar
High School of Washington one
and Phelps Vocational School three
games.
The Lincoln Nine will lose five
regular players through gradua-
tion. A large aggregation of re-
serves however, gives Coach John
A. Harvey feeling of confidence
that next season will be equally as
successful as this one.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12

Dear Mrs. Haines:
This is my personal viewpoint
and not that of The Mail Box
School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12
Two County Girls
TOwSOn Graduates

Two Montgomery County girls,
Miss Betty Bradley, Washington
Grove, and Miss Cecile Moran, Be-
thesda, were among the SO gradu-
ates of State Teachers College,
Towson, last week. Miss Bradley
will teach first grade in Rockville
Elementary School next fall.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12
| z77ze Box
The Mail Box School,
Takoma Park,
June Z, 1947.

Dear Mrs. Haines:
This is my personal viewpoint
and not that of The Mail Box
School.
ALMA T. OPAL,
Business Manager.
RACE TRACK HORSE SENSE
Is it not true that Montgomery
County will use Sherbow race-tax
money obtained from the entire
state-for it's own material inn
prcvement? Thep does it not follow
that we are "hypocrites" if we for
bid racing in our own county?
personally do not play" the
horses but enjoy watching a race
and ! have always said that the
best sports at a horse race are the
horses.
By this time we should know
that mortals can not be legislated
into being immortals. This comes
only from within a mans own soul
and according to his own definition
and method. Liberty to choose is
his.
Henry Ford classed Wall Street
with race tracks and he didn't play
either one. He admitted life was
full of CANDLES but contanded that,
where honest sweat went into the
deal to produce something men
could use, the curse of INSECUR-
lTY was somewhat lifted. Henry
didn't like the mere tossing of
money for a "thrill." He said. 81
choose to produce something use
full" and HE DID.
1t is pretty well conceded that
tossing the coin" raises both the
DEVILS head and tail, with honest
competitive sports, to the point of
"fixin' the race before it is rum"
But the same kind of fixin' is often
done in politics too, and for this
very reason our government is
NOT qualified to be our conscience.
Under these circumstances of
the right hand" turning thumbs
down on racing, yet deliberately
not seeing the left hand grab race
tax money from other counties -
| am casting my vote for a race
track.
The bitter-sweet truth is, that
we are the richest county, per
capita, in Maryland-but it will be
difficult to say that we are the most
honest if we persist in hypocriti-
cal manner regarding a race track.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12
SOftball

The Rockville Softball League is
going ahead with it's games as
scheduled. To date, Rockville Press
is the only undefeated team!
Games scheduled for the next
week include June IL, Reed Bros. :
A. Guide Sons Co.; June 10, Miller
Hughes Rockville Supply; June
16, A. Guide Sons Co. Rockmont
June II, Isaac Walton League :
Rockville Press; June 10, Rockville
Supply Reed Bros.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12
To the Editor of the
Montgomery County Sentinel
Rockville, Maryland


Esteemed Sirs:
Please accept our humble con-
gratulations for the prominent
part your paper is playing in help
ing to secure a good, safety slogan
for the Montgomery County Safety
Board.
The fact that Montgomery County
was not one of those which last
year, was free of deaths in traffic
accidents is an indication to us at
the American Automobile Associa-
ton that your efforts are very
badly needed, and l hope the slo-
gan will be good one which will
be continuously used by every res
ident in your section of the Old
Line State. AS a fellow Maryland
er, I wish you and the County of
ficials every possible degree of
success in this contest.
Your Montgomery County Sem
tinel has done splendid job in
helping to encourage the training
and development of the A.A.A.
School Safety Patrols in the pub
lie, private and parochial schools
of your county, and l believe that
has been very worthwhile con-
tribution to the general cause of
safety -. Again, our congratula-
tons.
Most cincaroI,, x,o,,re
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12
League Standings

Mote: Potomac A. C. is seeking
Saturday games with strong un-
limited mines. Telephone Rockville
1890 any evening after Z P. NJ
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12

Nervous ailments are called
worst health problem now. gKhl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12

Mental deficiency is no family
parents are told.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12

Aldrich says rise in United
States imports is imperative.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-06-01
Norway Claims
Smallest Steam Engine

OSLO-What is described as the
worlds tiniest steam engine, was
recently completed by Thoralf
Thorsen, Stavanger Norway
model maker. Fashioned in nickel
silver, the Lilliputian power plant
weighs less than one seventh of
an ounce and 16 of them will go
into pocket match box.
Thorsen, for 35 years skilled
technician in Stavanger lock
works, has now retired and spends
most of his time casting and fit
ting parts for his tiny miniatures.
Steam led through pipes not much
larger than broom-straws sets the
fly-wheel of the postage-stamp en-
CINE spinning, with every part
functioning as in it's normal size
counterpart.
Also a model boat builder, Thor
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-06-01

sen is now putting the finishing
touches on a 3-foot model of one
of Norway's hyper-modern "fjord
busses." The ship has been con-
structed of thin iron plates ac-
cording to original blue-prints and
is perfect in every detail. Upon
completion the model will be
turned over to the Norwegian
Postal Museum.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-20
%soVT polizic4x Ec1ioH:S1
don't know when to throw stuff
in the waste basket.
BY YoMEN
70, -EHirz


JOTTINGS: The movies YER
sion of Mourning Becomes Elec-
ira, Eugene O'Neill's classic play,
will be one of the longest features
ever put on the screen. 1t will
run well over three hours, and
will be shown with an internis-
sion (first instance of this since
Gone With the Wind. Stars Of
Dudley Nichols adaptation of
O'Neill are Rosalind Russell, Mich
ael Redgrave, Raymond Massey,
Katina Paxinou, Leo Gem and
Kirk Douglas.
Polish-Americans will have a
treat to look forward to in The
Miracle of the Bells, in which
Frank Sinatra sings Ever Home
ward, based on the Polish waltz,
Powrot. In the same studios
I Remember Mama, the three lead
ing Norwegian characters are
played by Edgar Bergen, a Swede,
Oscar Homolka, a Viennese Czech,
and Philip Dorm of Holland. !.
CASTINGS: Dan Duryea into
the role of Ben, in the film of
Lillian Hellman's Another Part of
the Forest, with Frederic March,
Florence Eldridge and Ann Blyth.
Robert Walker into Capra's
State of the Union, with Spencer
Tracy, Claudette Colbert and Adolf
phe Menjou. Melvyn Doug
las into Mr.. Blandings Builds His
Dream House, with Cary Grant
and Myrna 10y. Howard Da
Silva for top role in Paramount's
The Sealed Verdict. Paulette
Goddard returns to Hollywood in
the same studios Hazard, with
Macdonald Carey.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-20
Movie be0f
Warmers win Life
with Father" bet
BY Bob Bennett

AS 1 recall, the brothers Warner,
who seldom miss a bet, paid prac-
tically a fortune for the screen
rights to Life With Father" And
not Just an ordinary fortune, but
a genuine, super-collossal Holly
wood fortune.
Well, on the basis OF the screen
version of the lightweight saga
of the Day family, the boys are
going to get all
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-20
one of them. Life With Father"
will be right up your alley.

POSSESSED" which is now
making the rounds in the prov
inces is another starter in Holly
woods attempt to explain psychia-
try to the American public.
I, for one, fervently hope that
the cycle has now run its course
and that the boys will now turn
heir attention to things with which
they are more familiar-such as
horses and women's bosoms.
In this epic Joan Crawford is
a gal with a case of unrequited
love for Van Helm. Finally, on
account of he spurs her once
too often, she breaks down and
shoots him quite dead.
IF YOU like la Crawford, and
some people do, you'll probably
enjoy every minute of it. She's
on the screen constantly and
such suffering you never saw.
It's an academic point, but
have the feeling that really good
actress might have been able to
save this thing-or at least make
it passingly plausible.
THE BRASHER DOUBLOON."
is based on story by Raymond
Chandler, it says, and just goes
to prove that even the masters
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-20

that dough back
nd a tidy
penny or two be-
sides.
All the ele-
nents that made
= Life w j t h
Father" the an
swer to the per-
|p e t u a l motion
problem on the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-20

stage have been retained In DON
aid Stewards scenario and Mi
chael Curtiz' direction. And
something has been added-tech-
nicolor.
Father Day is still the autocrat
at the breakfast table; Mama is
still flighty and complete stran-
ger to the intricacies of first grade
arithmetic; the four boys still have
red hair. William Powell is the
father.
It's been quite number OF
years since l saw the stage play
and 1 can't remember exactly how
it measured up to the screen
treatment, but have the feeling
that the movie version is just
about as amusing as vfas the play.
Nostalgia bedecked in Law
ender and old lace is just not
my dish. but I'm told that a lot
of people enjoy il. If you're
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-20

BY PETER WILLIAMS
Carl Marzan victim of State and Dept ameup in
against civil liberties, town when his
H. Since throughout his trial. the Dept of Justice
was looking Whales whom the Justice
claimed Marzanhe producer OF the UE Deadne for
film the "our Union" short decided to help them
his wife have named the Marzani Tony Whae
investigating It's "peshole" police stations
Washington jail according to Marzani
spent reversed
Keeh released him ball. pending appeal
Washington jail not only Clean said Marzan but had
private toilet In fact by current
standards, it's worth about S. per day
TRIVIAL HISTORY DEPT!
you CIV 2soo NJ named in
honor of George, last the loop
IaSalle and Adams, on Oct g. 1884?
If you've been keeping your away RADIO
clutches whodons let em listen for
awhile Saturdays Norm Krae, ABCWENR announcervho
begin his Tunes
CWENR featuring kids albums stories this Satr
day
party Sterling Backstones
Banee last week. the star who's been these
months with Born Yesterday really let loose
troll Taft-artey avore blond off
Brothers factory Saturday.
f,ualaeoq sFa4 ~
Here's an which sppearend Daily
of last Thursday: 1a .H4s+5
HOLLYWOOD Playwright Lavey and
Producer Martin Gosch today asked 100000
she sandered them during recent radio debate"
The NEWS headline read of all things:
Ginger's Mother
Sued for
Many progressives strange
Chicago
occupy
fighting
having away
the activities the House American Committee
purge employees.
Incidentally, Frank, tagged
should de guerre'?of "Greasy Thumb"
Muroy executive editor of the that
Frank Guzk Be that may, newspapemen
referring to Jack by his brothers the
his big break in the police
porter he broke Loeb-Leopold
darn, it's just that the
headed Mayor Kennedy
Sun into the Times building Wacker
the
their drive
contributor hm
He is Harold J. Laski. British Labor Party bigwig
Johnny hang
whether
Corp.
Decca.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-20

Curtain Raiser"-5th Ward Progress
sive Citizens of America cordially in
vites you to its first party. When?
Saturday. Sept. 81, pm. Where?
Mrs. 3. Kornhauser's, 5649 S. Black
stone Avenue Entertainment by Peggy
Cass, Studs Terkel. Win Stracke, Music.
Free Food. Donation $1.OO.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-20
WHAT'S DOING
SATURDAY. SEPT. IT

It's all over but the shouting-and all
friends of Rose Shapiro and Carl
Hoeclner are invited to help con-
graduate them on their marriage. En-
tertainment. Music, Dancing on Satur-
day Sept. 81, $3.50 pm. at Fur &
Supper and Drinks. Donation SIPS.
Evening star., 1947-12-02

WMAL, s:3o-1hs Dsssa Symphonys oil.
Russian program includes he overture 10
Msassorsskyi "khoyanisthina" and Tshsikow.
skys "Pathsiieus" Symphony.
Wop, 9:30-A radio adaptation Of the
Gwsih,lyn Graham novel. Earth and Nigh
Hsavsn." starring 6sr,ldihs Fitzgerald.
WRt, t0:00-Frank Sinstra welcomes Bob
HOPE batk 10 America.
Evening star., 1947-12-02

Ldst-MfHxts changes ~
redo pfosresss sonls-
times reach The Star too
Evening star., 1947-12-02

VOL. i0:00-'WilI Controls Lead 10 a
Police Stats! Senators John Sparkman, Fran.
tis Myers and Joseph Ball. Representatives
Clarence Brown debate the issue.
WhAL, t0:30-A special program ilIusirsi
ing the importance Of strong merchant
marine, including . dramaii1aton about Capt.
Moses Rogers, commander Of the Savannah,
the first Steamship 10 cross the Atlantic.
Evening star., 1947-12-02
on TINE AIR 1eH,eH1:

Oh TIVE AIR foMleM:.
WRc 7:00-Alan Hale plays . premature
Santa Claus for the Supper Club gang.
WMAL, s:30-"Au Civil Liberties Threat
snsd in Amsries!" Speakers ars Representative
Edward Ress and Harold |. lekss.
WToP, 9:o0-haN Piekford appears a
We, the People"
Evening star., 1947-08-31

Cuts" Patton, Fala and all the rest
who figured so largely in history
making era have their place also
in these chroniclings.
Great Precautions.
The extreme precautions that
were taken to protect "The Boss"
from harm, including elaborate
plans to guard against possibility of
an assault on the White House by
Axis paratroopers, make up an in
triguing chapter.
This protective proposition was
highly complicated. both because OF
President Roosevelt's infirmity, and
his insistence on going wherever
fancy dictated. Reilly recalls in
cidentally that the memorable Te-
heran trip nearly ended in disaster
when the plane flaps were jammed
in the approach to Malta, and the
C-54, lacking adequate braking
facilities, had to land FDR at $50
miles an hour.
The team of Reilly-Slocum has
done a good reporting-w writing job
Reilly of the White House" is en-
,ioyable reading,
Evening star., 1947-08-31

treaty for our late enemies-the
problem to be discussed again by
the Big Four Foreign Ministers in
November-Mr. Hill advances plan
for the industrial re-emergence Of
Germany under strict international
inspection to prohibit production
which could be used directly or in
directly for military purposes. That
sounds reasonable and in the end
something like it may be adopted,
but the United Nations latest ex-
perience with its Balkan Investi-
eating Commission would indicate
that Russia is not yet ready for
that kind of international co-opera.
ton and good faith.
Mr.. Hills book is a balanced
and judicious approach to battling
problem. He has been too close to
the scene of the Russian obstruc-
tionism not to know its whitening
effect, in little things as we'll as in
big ones. If he doesn't sound par
ticularly optimistic-and he doesn't
it is easy to understand why The
only country he finds able to main
tain friendly relations with Russia
without being dominated by her"
is Czechoslovakia. But before his
book could get published there was
that little matter of the Czechs'
visit to Moscow and their quick
withdrawal from the Marshall plan