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Evening star., 1947-12-09

FRoM THE OFFICIAL REPORT Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission on awarding temporary
freight rate increase of 1919, we quote:
1.-THE law requires us to give due considera-
tion, among other factors, to the need OF rev.
enue sufficient to enable the carriers under
honest, economic, and efficient management
to provide adequate and efficient railway
transportation service for the nation
moments thought should convince any fair
minded person that keeping the American railroads
healthy is to everybodys advantage.
Every family, every businessman, even the
Nation itself in danger when this vital artery Of
American life is weakened.
And that threat is real, and it is nov. For with
Evening star., 1947-12-09

|ology than recent Communist an
nouncements, professed the cham
ber's desire to dam up d repetition
of agitation which could have grave
consequences"
The Leftists, who had limited ear
Ilier that general strike might be
ordered at midnight tonight, de-
manded in an ultimatum to the
government Saturday that persons
responsible for the death of a man
killed in disorders in Rome slum
district Friday be punished.
They also demanded that the
government set aside the equivalent
Of 1867 900 Immediately for make
work projects and to provide special
doles for all jobless by Christmas.
They gave the government three
days to comply, with a general
strike implied as the alternative.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-19
JEWISH READING CIRCLE

Meetings continue to be held
each Monday evening at the Ma
than Finely home, E. 4th. Yiddish
literature and culture is discussed.
The only deviation will be that
no meeting will be held Dec.
29th. Instead a New Years party
will be held New Years Eve.
Proceeds will go to ZOA for
needs.
At the meeting of Dec. 9Th, Ma
than Berliner read from Sholom
Aleichem stories associated with
Chanukah. Mr. H. Epstein then
explained its meaning. Discussion
followed and refreshments in
cluded latkes. Collection of Cha
nukah gelt was made for Pales-
tine children. At the meeting of
Dec 18th, Rabbi Abraham Silver
stone discussed some aspects of
Jewish history.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-19
HADASSAH

Following the successful Mem
bership Tea, a meeting was held
Dec. 10th with a Chanukah pro-
gram. Mrs. A. Liebert was pro-
gram chairman. Members brought
toys for donation to SOS. The
meeting afforded an opportunity
for new members to enroll and
be eligible to purchase shekels
and thus be eligible to vote for
delegates to the World Zionist
Congress for the next years.
The Shekel Campaign will get
under way shortly after the New
Year.
Mrs. Sidney Szerlip and Mrs. I.
H. Handmaker were appointed
representatives to the Council
Youth Survey.
At the board meeting held at
the home Of the president, Mrs.
Louis Cohen, Dec. 10th, initial
plans were formulated for the
child welfare project for Febru-
ary.
The Alex Templeton concert
which Hadassah had planned to
sponsor has been called off. Tenn
pleton is not coming to Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-19
YPHA

This Chanukah, the Welfare
Committee acting on the suggeS-
ton of Rabbi Breger, distributed
20 packages of holiday sweets to
those i'll in the hospitals and rest
homes.
Members of this committee who
prepared and packed the boxes
were Dorothy Levine, Eva Tax,
Marion Roth, Sid Berman, Joyce
Gordon, Miriam Baron and Shir-
ley Glassberg. Gift boxes were
then delivered by Rabbi Breger,
Harold Rappaport and members of
the committee.
Thanks are expressed for the
assistance of Irving Malinsky, Mrs.
Jack Passen and Samuel Glass
berg.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-19
TAU DELTA

Tau Delta had a Snow Party
at Mt. Lennon Lodge on Satur-
day evening, Dec. 13. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Max Sc
gal, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Mil
Ter, and DR.. and Mrs. Leonard
Weiner.
On or about Dec. 20, Tau Delta
intends to throw a stag party for
Willie Alter and Dick Federhar,
two alumni who are ''fixin' to get
hitched." There'll be hot time
in the old town that night.
Dave Weiner and Ira Cohn were
the Hillel delegates to the Ari-
zona intercollegiate Religious
Conference held at Thatcher.
Dave Weiner was elected vice
president of the conference for
the year 1947-1948.
Rev. c. Donald Close was guest
speaker at the house during Re-
ligious Emphasis Week.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-19

sion charge was greatly oversha-
dowed by the enjoyable time.
Rabbi Abraham Silverstone
spoke on Modern Hebrew Liter
ature" at the Dec. 18th meeting
at Murray Leitner's home, CIV
ing considerable enlightment TO
the members in their apprecia-
ton.
IZFA is still interested in build
ing a library centered around the
subjects of Palestine, Zionism and
Judaism. All manner of books
and pamphlets are sought. Con-
tributions should either be sent
to Avrum Hirsch, 2115 E. Mabel,
or he be contacted by phone to
pick them up.
List of names given in a pre-
vious issue of the Post were err
roneously given as members.
They were names of persons who
attended Fall membership meet
ing.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-19
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plauded these remarks.
Members of the junior group
also celebrated the First Ami
versary with their own masquer-
ade party.
instructors dressed as children
gave recitations of nursery rhymes
in child-like fashion which amused
the children greatly. The most
dramatic one was given by Mrs.
Rose Cole.
Almost every child was dressed
in costume. Prizes were awarded
to Marsha Ostroy dressed as Car
men Miranda; Sally Malinsky as
Chinese mandarin; Donald To-
bias for his costume as an Indian
prince; and Steve Blumberg as a
baby in diapers. Outstanding cos
tunes were picked by the judges
with the children making the final
choices by means of applause.
Judy and Walter Cole dressed as
boxers of the Gay COS in long un-
derwear, boxing gloves and paint
ed mustachios, were accorded the
honor of blowing out the candle on
the cake.
Jelly apples, peppermint candy,
The Arizona post., 1947-12-19

The Community Council which
sponsors youth group activities
held formal dance for the senior
group last Saturday night.
The auditorium was gaily decor
ated in festive colors by COM
mittee composed of Lou Freed
man, Jackie Levkowitz, Shiel
Ginsberg, Bob Szerlip, Goldie
CARRIER, Dick and Cliff Bleich and
Freddie Cohen, who worked tire
lessly.
First prize in the ballroom dane
ing contest was won by Renee Sill
yer and Mike Gordon; in the boo
gle contest by Adele Cooper and
Avrum Lewis. Judges were Mrs.
Al Brovas, Mrs. Harry Epstein and
Mrs. Sid Kaye.
An enormous birthday cake was
cut and served with the refresh
ments. Upon the cutting of the
cake, Mrs. Milton Cherry, director
of Youth Activities, in short
speech expressed the wish that in
the very near future, Tucson will
have its own community center.
The groups enthusiastically ap-
The Arizona post., 1947-12-19
ZBT

Jack Kane was initiated on Dec.
18th. Practically everyone at the
house will be away for the hoi-
days. Those remaining in town
are Al Gotkin, Bob White and
Harold Pesarillo.
Mrs. Lillian Konecky of Brook
lyn has been visiting Ronald, her
son.
The fraternity held semi-for-
NAL dance at the house on Dec.
18th.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-19

cake, popcorn and pop were serv-
ed. 1t will be long time before
the children forget the party. The
entertainment committee felt we'll
rewarded for their hard work.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-19
TEENETTES

Teenettes had a special meeting
to plan their informal Holiday
Dance on Sunday, Dec. 21st from
8 to IL at the home of Lynne Sill
yer, 2147 E. 5th.
The Arizona post., 1947-12-19
IZFA

IZFA's Chanukah party was
held at the home of Teddy Fish
man, E. Broadway and was high
ly successful The slight admis-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-09
ClcpclanN tuirN Hrct1s<
,t,co Scr melt

Glcuclano miro Ser &relppcg Ser
SSclt lpcrNcn am 9. bis II. ,Samlar,
aucnl nchr ols 20 Ser @elt fiibrenSc
Siuutsluiin1cr, militGrildIe Wibrer
,,no air1'enmuunpr ciucn ,Vcrirht
bon Ser &clt" Wachcn luC"ocn in Scr
3tlqigcn WorlooiIairs N1ititl:te it
Glcoclanos Eublic SQuarc. slu Scr
Spite ser gsclt Griluprlmgsiiibrcr
in ser MISUNDERSTANDING miro g.
trctdr SSamcS :. @prucs itchenL g.
nntor @lrtbur s.. Gonoellherg trctcl
lett Ser Sib!lrN NCS llnilco ytntitns
GolnCiI of ,Sorcign W'iniitcra in sic
GOlu1Cil pi tSoreian !finiIlcrs gum
erllcn mol II Sic Sciieutlidlfcit. alsi
Spcliu;at, SllciSe Sc tSoSpnri, Ercs
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Carfter> tan> $opclti
&ingem am is. rSamnar in Der Mrema.


Der Welt italieuiidc Sdlperec-
suid)t-M t-Mingfiunpfer Meiiteridaft i'll
in 8eiabr an 16. Sanuar in ser
Glepelano slrenu lpcm sic s,pei irii-
iberen @eltmeiitertitel- SSnbaper iid,
elmer bcm anoeren gegcniiberitebcn.
Gs lit 1rimo Garnerc, rsnl,ober ser
ESa,dttampfrM rMelteridoit uno scr
ipritgenoe Soc Sopoloi, ser friiberc
Snbaber non neutrality-suspicious..
Sic treiien i,cb inter 2citllng bon
Yromotor Sat @anion ,l,Do lucroel1
piele OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mad, Scr
slrean siebcn. Seit Gnrnero sum ers
itcrMltal in Glcpclalro ouitrat lno
Sulius Stroltaboip lcate bat CT ifo'l
manfc Sieac iu Slmerifa uno Stu.
naoa crrlungen. Gr bclibt cine iilrrts,
bare &raft in iciuen Mrmen. Gogeael.
bat Sapclbi idcu Sen 8ricfe,'
sloonis unS sen Sim 2o,toos &c.
id,lngcn. 9l1lber Sicien ,,uci &dmpse,,
lpcroen nod ringcn Sanop, McSo.
malls lrnb Hohbp Nlrns. GS Srirb
eiu auiregenocr Ibeno fem.
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GlepclanH electric yllm ntinatine G.. beitelA
nctt 10000 Kilc,patt Gurbcacneratcr 10

Seilncn nit Sift lmo &roit beiorgen.
,Sn sen letten rs Monaten fuIbeu
iid 100 @elcllidaiteu perpilidtct 5l,.
iannen lncbr ais $2OO,000,OOO III
SnSuitrie ST. inpeiticren. .0as giht 32,-
900 Menid)en ,Nrbelt IN bicicn Ssus
ouitrlen. Cine 9leidIe Grbobl.ug lpirN
IN 1872 Beneinoen erlpartct.
Sie slpnn &raitnlloae !rurSe oes.
mcgcn pclpGblt iiir Sic SnItallicrlng
oieicr beiocn 9roben @cneratoren,
lpcil Sic Snolttric iih i'm !ueltlihcn
Glcpelano uerbreitct.
Der slpon slnbml miro $50 SUB
bod iein, 10 bod pie Elm 12ltodiJcs
8chIlloe uno 5lpei nelle Boiler ,no
ncue &oblenausltattirg erbolten uno
oicie uclicn Boiler, sic grobten Ser
@clt, lpcroen irnltanoe icin 1000
900 Emlno @aiier ieoc Stunoe IN
NampI sll pcrlpanSeln. Nas &nblcn,
lnItem miro leinoert lnG cS heuotigt
1000 Sonucn pro Sag. Gun Nrparlt
hirS illltalliert tperoc,t, Ser Nas ilic=
bcnbc 8as aus ocn fsllrnacc scr
,auei llellen Boiler clltferncn miro.
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gegeniiber Dem 9ebre1 uno Dem Sch.
rerberl,f eil1, slcnocrllng ourhma=
den. gSir brnlden cine nclle offents
lid'e Hbiloiotbie 1,no GilMtellurs Ser
l(nterltiis,lng aunIeres Sdullpeieus,
oenn Die menidlifen &raitreierpc,
Ser Station ii,S Iettcn Gnoes ibr
,iuidtigItes Ualt. l1nIer Gano fam es
iif einiah nidt leiIten, sic Gnhpitf-
llrg bieier Groitreierpen 81 pernads
ldiiIgen, uno Ser Nebrer iii e6en elm
fah Der Sdyliiiiel 3u ibrer rid)tiaen
Galttpifll,lg. Sic $64 Trase lit So
her: Was geoenft Gle nneritanildle
Seffentlidfeit a,l hun. nm 6er eeeen.
spdrtigen &riie in unierem 11nter-
ribtssueien absubelfen?
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SsebenbHroNd. .Nmertf tfdnAHes DoIfs6Idn

mier bon Stalien 1no Or. g. g.
@ellington &co, Gbiwiiider Dot
ifafter treten o,,f. Muberbem Gc,,-
pernealr Sranf SatItr, 9iirgermitr.
Sbonlas $. @lrfc, Gunner @eeIs,
Gr-(lnteriefretor, Stobin 5. Grld.
'banf nlls England, Sireftor oer2on=
Son Nens anb Star Gbronicle uno
uiele auSere.
Die 'Gerianwnrngeu foneen ,ml
S:l5 obenos, ,,nb 2:15 nnfm. an.
Sie Gintrittsfnrtcn foiten 80 Gents
llno $1.2O; am letteip Abcun GOc
9Oc lmo $1.2O. @eibrGnfte Site fiji
$500 iino 81 baben bei @m. SanIol
ano Son 60. $50 @lcIio slpc.
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Olc Veltellinlg pon llpd) cincl so,
600 &ilolratt Surhpgenator j,lr sSu
Iteqierung in Sic sluon illuminating
60. in 1949 ipurSe non Gllncr g.
Sinoietb, Hrii. Ser 60, tefamlt &c.
9eben.
Sic Snitauierlng oieier Maid)inc
NIT bem anberen 10000 &llp.ratts
9nrbogenerator, ser i'm leeten Som.
mcr beitellt tpuroc, peroen Sic Sra it.
er5e,.g,tlg Ser slpon @erfc ollf 4OO,s
600 &ilo1uatts erboben uro oas SS1u
minatilrg Spitem einidliebeuo Satc
Sbore Werf in Glenclano ,mo slihta-
bula gSerf oui $4,000 Stilnuast
erboben.
Sic erite 10000 &ilonattmoid)ine
1piro in 1913 iuitallicrt. Sic 6e'ant.
fo1teu belaufen iih nit Nllsitattllna
aui $a5,OO0OOO.
Tiele nellen 8ereratoreu apcrhcrl
oic grobtet Ser sSIliunil,ating 81.
iein nmo oie alten nit $4,000 &ilo.
tpatt iibertreffer. Sic Soften Der
eben beltellten 8eneratoreu crboht
Ser 8eleuid,aIt ihr oreii1brigcs $50
100000 &oltitruftions -@uoget ouf
mebr oils $l3,OOO,OOO.
Gin Seil oes Grfolaes oieles @an
programmes, iagt Sino.etb, lit ser sir=
beit Sic pon Srganiiationeu uno Gin
selperionen geleiitet lperoen Gl5u,
ihreibeu.
&ur5 Dor Sem &riege mar oic Strait.
er5ellglurg oes ,Sllnminating Spitems
100000 &ilrrutts nno u,n Sic Strait
al baben pcrgr6bcrten mir oic Gros
Suftion alln 2OI 900 ailoluatt3, mas
sic tSlrllmc auf $4,000 &ilomatt3
brad)tc irno Die ncuc Snltnt!icr.Ing IN
Mnon Safe miro 0ic &npa3it1t ani
$4,000 ailoluatt crhoben. Coa Cr.
m0glidt ans cine 100 Mtcilcn 9lrcG
3u beoicnen. Gem NicIe Erci SupCr.
8eneratorcn fonncn cine 0urdNtnitt
lihe amerifunl'd,c ;Staht pon 10000
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3ei4bilt In, Spieoel Ser
preIe
Shlrb Dor Seite l

@eniihllngen, oeruiiltftigc Wiet,in'e
Iiir ibrc Mobnlu9eu Sll bctommcli
ais Ser borgeIdjlagene vStrcif gescll
bie SEI", lit sic 9luiidIt Scs griton
ySeralo".. rSolltc IS irgenoein nolA
beiieres Aiittel gebcu, Millionen Don
s(merifonern ariiteno ,ups fcnlunilt-
iid) al ma1cn tolls @ohnungsu Nen
Mietern oorIlenttaltcHl, 10 lit cs
sod sluninoeit id.pcr, lid, eiu i,Id,cs
nod beiiercs Mittcl uorjllitellen."
rNid,ts in Sen itiirniid,en SGti1.
teiteu Ser Tercilten Nationeu" !,
l6retbt Ser r9brillian Scicucc Moui
tor" lit 70 hcr,erbc5enh - .lao pic!
leid)t auh hCoc,ltiam luie sic erz
iolgreid,e 3uianlmenarbeit ser ga
turpiiieuid,aftler lwh Sec)nifcr al'S
allen 2an0crn, MublanS nit eilIgc-
i1loliel. @orlm iolltcn. iraat man
lih Hbpiifer lneo Sngcni'urc cs nm
10 piel Ieiftcr iiuNel, pl cinCm Gin.
oerltdnonis 81 9clarJcll, ais Siplo.
mnten? Sic sluhuort fGnute gal,S
gut barin sll finocn lcin, tab Sic
MGnncr in Sen ,SorldllngSla5orato
rien ser gau5en @clt ciu ,>oeol Scr
y,@alDrbeit" babel, oas itaatlite
@ren5el nid)t tcnnt".
Die vGbicago Siuca" tcSeiduct
oeu Yittsbursbcr Streif ais - Gage
ser Gerriidthcit" - inSeln Iic oaralli
biinueiIt. baB. mag aud, Elm Streif
nod 10 lang bal,ern 1rtb moaen Die
Varteien nod 10 triegerild) bebaul
ten, oaB Sas slettt arI ibrer Scitc
ltebe, bonn Sod, cine 3eit tomnlt, ba
lie lid, lhlieBlid) am &onrerell5tlld)
abfii6lcn lnb es lei MIR ifaee,
oaE bieier nidyt idon aleid' 81, @e'
ginu pcrrcnoct .pirH.
Ser .Sorouto Stnr" rcnoct iid)
aegen bie Nci9,tng, onsunehmell ba6
Tra,,en, Sic arteitcn, bics bcsbal(
tun, neil lie Grtraaelo 5,tnrslus5cNe,
baben ipollen coer aueil es icnen cbcn
SpaB mad)t; lno cs iibelsl.nebmell
Sab iie in elmer 3eit at ibren Stels
ll,ngen ieitbaltcu. in ser cs Gin bi6=
den idauierig iuiro, s(rbeitsplGte III,
befonnuelt, ,uic oics ge9eillpdrtig Ser
Sail lit. Ias glatt fiibrt gum @c-
,ueiie ser S,srrigfeit iener gelmllptlma
bie 3iffern ,lnieres eisencn elrbeit5.
departments al - .3iiiern aus &c.
men berborgebt, baB uon 100 sSraucl,
hie arbeiter, 81 bieS ous bem eiria.
d,en 8runoe tlln, .psil lie miiiicn.
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8cu Geleptei,e Syiteit,
194z 2llntaftast tera,.s>
l,eoebeit

Ser ohio @ea Ilnanaf) fir 1917.
Ser icbr ipcrtbon fir @eIdMftsle,ltc.
Sormer, Sausfra,lelr Stllbenten llnb
onSere Yerionen lit, lit iett erbdltlid)
bra,lht BLOB in ser bieiisen Office
ser Sbio @ell Telephon SO. au3u-
fragen.
Gr entbGlt geld,idbtlid)c Goten in
@onaten a,no Sogeu. gr gcbt in elcf-
triid)e l,Yeidiftc ein, beidyreibt oie
Entrpidluns oes Selepbons nit 1947
Ms 1OOten Sabrestag Ses slleranbcr
8rabam @ea gebiibrt ,llb brin9t linn
sen Gl,i oIs Selepboneriinoer. Son
Sntcreiie in Sbio, Muttcr Ser Gr;i-
iiocntem iino eingetragcn. @eburtss
taee ser iicben Sbio yetorenen YrG.
lioenten: ltlpiies g. Grant, slpril
q, 1922; &lltberipro g. Sapes,, 81
tober 4, 1922; San,es q. 8ariieIo.
Ncpember 19, 1881; 0eniannin @ar.
rilon, Nusult 90, 1888 ;@illiam Mc-
ainlep, Samtar %, 1913; &iIliam
s. Gait, September Is, 1857; llnS
@arreu g. Saroing, Mopenlber 9,
1865.
9lnocre Taten bon csntereiie iiir
S6io limo ber 1. MGrs 1903 ais Sbio
sur Union S,tgelalieu apurSe, ser %.
svlli 1896 als Moics Glcduelano iid)
bier aniiebelte amo Gleoelalro grim.
octe, m IA. sl,plllt init 1925 ols
ser lcste Spliiue nahe SoleSo an
Sem erItcn Ne,p Chicago Gang
Iiitonce Selepbpu aabel rollnnoct
lpurocn.
Inter Sen sll,siagen ppn 8cll allc-
ticrt Scr sllanad vaSnncu Sic ia
gen Oh Elm 8erud) serabe s!peimal 10
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EhIrk BON Seite I.

S0lER non SelIe ].
gcbllug tea. 10000. Sat audi tclneu
Gilrfl,ri;,, cs gelilgcn DGdNtens bie
rno Oo fleira ,snterpcutipncn.
3. Inorec, clr etlra 3Oiabrigcr
ShdBburger, ieiner5eit ans Ser
Golfsgrupe ousaeIdllpier', ioll i'll
Mcsfau 9cspeien icil, lnb I'M slnfs
trcs ser Ne9icr,m9 Has Sel'tihtlln
I'M 9ur5cnlauo in 'oie rluntinild)c no.
tiorole @olfspartei einalieccrn. Sic.
ie Eartci lit sic Gorlh.ie, ipic mcin
@e!pabrsu,anm iib un,soriieft, oaS
uGorsimmer" sur &onulul'liltild)cN
Hartci.
/. Die firGlidle Iiibrlms, Die III
Grmamsel,lng eiuer pGlfiifen Srga-
niiation sic u0ltilden Snterciicn 5'l
tuabren periudlt. Griola 9sua. Sebr
uiclc. iogar sic 0tcbrbeit ser Sahs
len trcten ,,nabhauais non Ocu bisbcr
gcnanutcn IN sic pcrId)ieocuen rlls
nlGuildlen Hartcien ein, nm iid) ielblt
SIT id:iten. Griolg: 9tull.
Die 3eriplittcrl,ng inncrbalb ocs
lddlilfcu @olfes lit 10 groB ipic nod
nie II, Ser 8eid)idte ser Sadicn
Gben nnb freie &iebespcrbaltniiic
siuiidjen Sad'ien nnb MuSersuOlfiid).
en- nebmen taslid) 81. Gieier 3uital.H
Iallt lmiomebr mli, als cine 0roBc
sin5abl bon Tolfsgelloiien feblt -.
Ole SabrgGnge bon II bis 45 bel
Mannern amo Don IS bis 50 tci
6rauen.
2e,,te, Die aus Selterreid,, Teutid;s
lano 5uriidfebren pber aus Der rui-
iiid)en Deportation ourdgeben, ,uer-
ben gleid il, Sic Mrbeiterbaons ge.
itedt lnS miiiien illncrDalb oes Son-
Oes arbeiten. G;eienigcn, benz cs ae.
lin9t, iid oieiem 81 entsieben mnf
suie Gin achcetes 3ier lmmer ueritedt
lcben.
Der GolfsgruppenIilbrer sluoreaS
Shniot lit ST lebenslut9lldcmr
3;uGtbaus perurteilt luoroen = bin.
geriGtet lrtlroe l,ienlano.
1Siir Sen ,Sall, SAB es unmoglitf)
.pdre. in Ser Scimat 81, bleibell, !uiro
bon MandNn eine gcldloiiclc MniieS.
lung rad lteberice cptl. Ecuador ooer
llrugiap in Grpagung ge5ogen.
@ien, 3. Sept. 1916.
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ltart lit als eli, atroerer?" raonren
sic ben llnterid)ieS meiien?" r@enn
Ste cbrgeisig iinO cine ne,e @iiien-
idNaft 81 finoel meiien lie 8erub. I"
n9ie Grfinblurgen in bieiem Sano
elmer nelen Ncgierune llno Sic Erp-
button Der aonItitution ser Gerei-
nigten Staaten miiiien boitebeu uls
Die meilt merfluiiroigite Griinbllns
in ser @eid,ictte ser Menihcn.
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Snieften, bic lire Snnsen nod i,n
1Dbe Sd1iitscn

iilto oie Shiloldllic. Sic iaugen iih
om Sen GflalBen felt ,no blciben oil
bieier Stcllc seitlebens baftcn. llutcr
Dem idilofornig poraap0lbten aor.
perpanser Ioieicr Siere cnhpideln it'd,
aud lire Gier. Sic Snieftenmiltter
lclblt ltirbt ie,pd) balo lno ibr &ors
per nertrocfnct pollia 9tur ser bortc
SGilbpan5er bleibt erbalte1 rno in
ieil1eln Sdulb arddit sic nGd,ite tSc.
neration, Dor alien gtahiteGlmgen
iider, bcran
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Dies mt> Das

Sic 2cnrlg Ser Gnsiehlln9sprob-
lenlc, sic iebt 10 picl bisfltiert .rcr-
Den, mub illn1er lpicser on Sen Vci.
lpielen ideitern, ipelhc sic SSllgen>
be,ltpltagc nor iit icbt
Gs 9ibt Scllte, oic ooralli 'crpich,
lil,o, ihrc Gage bllrd) Nidhstln I'll
perlGugern.
Ser GerldGncrltrgs Solou lit oie
StGttc uicler uergcblitbcn EieheS
llirbc.
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SAXON VETERA ANS!

If you contemplate building or
purchasing home. the Central
Verband is ready to finance it for
you on favorable terms and low
interest rates.
You can get the necessary in
formation by calling our agent.
The Home Loan and Security
Corporation, 27l0-14 Lorair1
Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio, MElross
1885.
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to L. S. u in Baton Rouge, and f. Nj.
Woody has returned to Boulder, Col
orado, having been called home on
account of the death of their father,
w. w Woody.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Gordin of Jack
son visited their daughter, Miss
Terry Smith and family last week.
Coach Leroy Austin of the Morgan
City School spent the weekend at
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank M Clark have
returned from a business trip to
New Orleans.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. w. Boyd and Mrs.
Minnie Christmas OF Greenwood,
visited friends here Sunday.
Miss Marion kazar spent the
weekend at Ole Miss with ner sister,
Miss Evelyn Kazar.
Mrs. Wilbur marshall, her cousin,
Mrs. Mary Key of Greenville, and
Mrs. Jimmy Cunningham went to
Memphis Friday to attend the con-
cert given by Miss Margaret Truman
at Ellis auditorium. Courtnaye Perry
| Jr. returned with them Saturday to
spend the weekend with his parents.
Mrs. Ivy Smith, Mrs. Ralph Ray
and Mrs. Edwin McKibben shopped
in Greenwood Thursday.
Miss Marie Maggie has returned
from visit with her mother, Mrs
Mary Maggie in New Orleans.
Vegezzi, Mrs. Joe Maggie, Miss Jear
Maggie and Mrs. Frances Samue
and daughter of New Orleans were
Greenwood shoppers on Saturday.
......-.....
MIR. and Mrs. Doyle Smith annaun
ce the birth of son, William Doyle
at the Greenwood Leflore Hospital
on November 18th.
...+.I.....'
Mrs. A. c. Conger visited her sis.
ter, Mrs. Sterling PEBBLES in Bolton
I several days last week.
Armistice Day was observed with
a program of songs, band selections
pledge of allegiance to the flag ano
an address by Hon. Edwin White o.
Lexington at the school auditorium
Tuesday morning.
Miss Margie Phelps of Drew, stu
dent at M. S. c. W., was a Friday
night guest in the home of Mrs. Ever
arde Jones.
| Mrs. Kate Owen has returned to
her home in Clarksdale after a visi'
with her daughter, Mrs. Douglas
Moss and family.
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TCHJLA
Church News 4.

Church News q
The w S. c. S. met in the Metho-
dist Church Monday afternoon with
nine members present. Opening
hymn, 'tBlest Be the Tie" followed
by The Lords Prayer in unison. The
Mission Study Committed Unto Us"
was given by Mrs. Edwin McKibben.
In the businesses session a call was
made for Octagon wrappers for the
Methodist home in Jackson. Please
save yours for this cause. Mizpah
benediction closed the meeting.
''s..."sa
virgie Hines Circle
The Virgie Hines Circle met in
the home of Mrs. Marshal Bennett
Monday afternoon with thirteen
members present. The devotional
was given by Miss Mauree Thomas
and the Mission Study was presented
by Miss Lorraine Norman. The fol-
lowing new members have been
welcomed during November. Mrs. S
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NOTICE TO PURCHASE spRAYER

Pursuant to authority directed to
me by the Board of Supervisors, APP
pearing in Minute Book 10 on page
245, notice is hereby given that the
said Board win on December 5, 1947,
at an adjourned meeting. receive bids
to sell to Holmes County for the
benefit of the Extension Service on
Power Spraying Machine; the Board
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Witness my signature this Novem-
Der z. 1947.
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS, Clerk of
the Board. 30-4tnp