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Evening star., 1947-05-05
New District Officers
lBy Catholic Veterans
|Win Meet Tonight

Newly elected officers Of the Cath
|olic War Veterans District depart
|ment will meet tonight to select .
chaplain and formulate the years
program. The meeting viii be held
at pm. in the knights Of Column
bus headquarters. Sixteenth and r
streets NV. s
Concluding their annual conven-
tion yesterday, the veterans heard
the Rev. Maurice S. Sheefy, head
|of Catholic University's religious
education department, call for con-
tinuation of a prayer crusade that
the Russian people might turn from
communism.
The first of four such prayer serv-
ices this month will be held at 7:4s
pm. Friday In st. Martins Church
Conducted by the Catholic veterans
the meetings will be open to per-
sons OF all faiths. The second serv-
ice viii be held May 16 at Immacu-
late Conception Church, and the
Others are tentatively scheduled for
st. Matthews Cathedral and St
Patrick's Church.
Sheehy Backs Truman Policy.
- Oh hraa lrf 81 =
at the Washington Hotel, Father
Sheehy said the foreign policy
adopted by President Truman
alone holds forth hope of stop
ping the tide of Communist expan-
sion before our national security Is
in grave jeopardy"
Representative Mundt, Republican
of South Dakota, a member OF the
House Un-American Activities Com
mittee, also spoke for action against
communism. Explaining methods
of Communist infiltration, he said
Red forces in this country take
orders from their nerve center at
Moscow"
The breakfast followed a COM
munion mass a st. Matthews Cathe-
dral celebrated by the Rev. Edwin
A. Lucket, assistant pastor Of Holy
Comforter Church.
Bowman Installed.
1t. David j, Bowman of the Naval
Air Reserve, who lives at 5212 Mac
Arthur boulevard NV, and attends
| Our Lady of Victory Church, was
installed as new commander Of the
department. Father Luckett was
honorary chairman of the conven-
ton and the regular chairman was
M. Joseph May. 1t. Bowman, q
member of Cardinal Gibbons Post
succeeds Archie Brand of Daily Post
Other officers installed were:
Angelo Cattucci, Holy Rosary
Post, first vice commander. Frank
Buckley, st. Gabriel's Post, secone
vice commander; John A. Wright
Cardinal Gibbons Post, third vics
commander; Daniel Mularkey, Bish.
op Carroll Post, treasurer: Howard
Wilfert, Daily Post, officer of the
day; Edward Fenlon, st. Anthony
Post, Judge advocate; William OF
ley, st. Anthony Post, welfare Off.
Ger; william A. Hickey, Daily Post
historian, and DR.. Paul Manganarro
Holy Rosary Post, medical officer
Trustees chosen were Llewellyn j
Scott, Mr.. May and Raymond Gil.
| bert.
Evening star., 1947-05-05
Group to Present PIuy

The Mount Vernon Players will
present "The Tanning of the Shrew"
at $3.50 o'clock tonight in the Un-
dercroft Auditorium, 900 Massachu-
sets avenue NV. The perform
ance will be for the Metropolitan
Washington Club of the American
University Alumni.
Evening star., 1947-05-05

ern tip of South
America, III i S
month, the Navy
said today.
The Sea Robin,
commanded by
| Condr. Paul c..
| Stinson, D a n
Will e, Va, is
S c h e d u | e d to
leave Cristobal,
Canal Zone, on
May 10. Sne Will
visit Valparaiso,
| Chile, from May
"a to 81 and Port
csL~n- T4tlrl1~I
Evening star., 1947-05-05
Southern Pine Versatile

Southern pine is one'of the most
sought-after woods It may be used
for wire service poles, railroad cross
tias, saWlogs or become pulpwood
piling or fuel.
Evening star., 1947-05-05

Sidney, Falkland Comdr. stimson.
Islands, June 4 to 6.
The vessel is one of the 150o-ton
feet type. No American submarine
has ever made the west-to-east cir
cult before, the Navy said.
Evening star., 1947-05-05
| |NoWScheduIes
First Sub Trip
| Around Horn

A United States Navy submarine
will begin a voyage around Cape
Evening star., 1947-05-05

committee that:
Evening star., 1947-08-19

A. Adams, 81, president OF the
Hollywood State Bank, with two
of them addressed to Miss Merna
Lassen, who resigned last June after
serving as his secretary for 13 years,
Detective Smith said.
Had New $4,000 Home.
The body of Mr.. Adams, a widower
who had lived alone in new $4,000
home, was found spraWled across
bed, .38 caliber pistol in the left
hand and one wound in the left
chest, Detective Smith reported.
Tucked in a picture frame on the
nightstand was a note dated 7 am,
the detective said read:
"Merna-We could have been so
happy if you had consented to have
me- I have your picture in front
of me. I will look at it the last
thing. do love you so much. To
think that you are now in the arms
of another man is more than can
stand. Remember the wonderful
times we have had kindly. Good-by,
darling, I love YOU"
Chided Secretary.
The police officer said another
note addressed to "Merna" chided
her for having boy friend, clari-
net player. The other notes-five
dated Sunday-were found in the
kitchen, the detective reported, and
concerned business matters.
Mr.. Adams, president of the bank
since 1888, was widely known in
Southern California banking circles.
He came to California in 1902 from
his native North Carolina.
Twice married, he was divorced
from his first wife and his second
wife, Mildred, was killed in traf-
fic accident in 1912.
His attorney, Walter G. Daniel
son, estimated Mr.. Adams personal
fortune at lover $150,000."
Speaking for the bank, which he
also represents, Mr.. Danielson said
Mr.. Adams death was strictly a
personal matter, and not in any way
the result of conditions In the
bank"
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Wallace Will Resume
Tour With Detroit Talk
BY the Associated Press

BY the Asseeioted Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Former
Vice President Henry A. Wallace will
resume his speaking tour with q
Labor Day speech before CIO work
ers in Detroit, the New Republic
Magazine, of which he is editor, said
yesterday.
The speech, sponsored by the
Wayne County Industrial Council,
will be given in Cadillac Square at
Conclusion of the city's Labor Day
parade.
The magazine said plans now were
being made for a series of fall
speeches to follow his Detroit ap-
pearance,
Evening star., 1947-08-19

Detective 1t. E.
w. Smith said
the victim left
a note for his 81
year-old private
secretary which
read in part:
ITO think that
you are now in
the arms of an
O t h er man, is
more than I can
stand"
SevenS notes
one tuck e d in
the secretary's
picture were
JfL - @I-L -
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Hollywood Banker,67
Tilted by Secretary,
Shoots Self 10 Death
hX the AssociufAd Press

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calf,
Aug. ia bullet through the heart
ended the life of a prominent Hol-
lywood bank president yesterday and
Smyrna times., 1947-05-22

In obedience to the provisions of
the statutes of the State of Della
ware, in that behalf, the under
signed, Receiver of Taxes and
County Treasurer, publishes and
posts the following, list of tax
ables of whose taxes for the year
1916 it has been impossible to col
lect, with the reasons why it has
been impossible to collect said
taxes.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-22
Error And
Delinquent
And Unpaid
Taxes As Of
May II, 1947

LIST OF ERRORS, DELIN-
QUENTS AND IMPLICATIONS
OF TAXES FOR THE YEAR
1916, BY WEBSTER PHILLIPS,
RECEIVER OF TAXES AND
UNITY TREASURER OF
KENT COUNTY.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-22
UNPAID TAXES FOR 1916

Washington, Benz. Leroy &
Priscilla
Waters, Wilson A.
Waters, Sarah c.
White, Geo. w. Unknown
White. Maggie Unknown
White, Thos. E.
Wilkinson, Emil H. & Orpha NJ.
Unknown
Wiley, Mary j. Deceased
Willis, Handy
Wood, Frank w. Unknown
Woodall, Estella NJ.
Woodan, John
Wooden, Sara E.
Wyatt, Floyd
ziebutski. Martha Duplication
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
BIRTH ANNOUNCER

Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. KRAFT
nounce the birth of a daugb. al
Carol Lee, January 9Th, in Ms,t.,
Sprunt annex Of the James Wsr.'aa
Memorial hospital. Mrs. KRAFT !.
the former Virginia Lee PARA
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
Styles And Makeup
Platter Expectant Mother
BY ALICIA HART

The halo worn by the expectant
mother, m u C h as it glorifies her
face, won't make up for the lack
of a lipstick, a orefully- tended
hair-do or a flattering style of
dress.
Who's talking? Arlene Francis
privately Mrs. Martin Gabel),
who adds her name to the list of
ladies in waiting. This actress,
who, as the female detective of
1.-THE Affairs of Ann Scotland"
continues to C h radio audi
ences, has changed her style of
dress from t e crisply chic to the
gently charming. Skirts are
longer and more flowing. CoIors
are soft =.
Arlene's new hair-do is simpler
and softer, but it gets more care
AS bad as belabored effects at
this time, she claims. is the look
of careless grooming.
Unobtrusive makeup h a re-
PLACID the franker articles which
this sparkling brunette normally
uses. But her z1ipstick plays its
usual role, she says. In explain
ing Arlene says there's nc
time when a woman's morale
dosen't need the boost which a
lipstick gives.
MISS FRANCIS: y. sH-groomed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
Presbyterian
Auxiliary To
Meet Monday

The Woman's auxiliary of St. An.
drews = Covenant Presbyterian
church, will meet Monday at 1886
o'clock in the clubrooms of the
Kenan building.
A report Of the nominating com.
mittee will be given and officers
Tor the new year will be elected,
w. c. Bennett will review the
Foreign Mission Study Book. 'In.
Ola At The Thresholds" Those
hearing the review will not be ask.
ed to read the book.
The Auxiliary Foreign Mission
offering will be received. and each
individual is urged to consider the
increased cost of Missions in coun.
tries Of high initiation. The need is
greater and the cost higher than
ever before in church history,
which means that sacrifical giving
will be required of all those cali.
Ing themselves Christians.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
Y-Sisters
First Meeting On
YWCA Schedule

The YWCA, Third and Grace
street. has announced its schedule
of activities for this week as tol-
lows:
January 20-2:15 p. m. Little Y
Sisters a: Carolina Beach; 4>p. M.
Art class; 4 p. M, Inter Club Coun-
Gil; z p. m, Residence Girls YES
pers; 1880 p. m. Leather class.
January 21-2:15 p. M, Carolina
Beach Y-Teens; 7:3o. p. M, Basket
ball practice. at Presbyterian gym;
7:30 p. M, Junior Business Girls
club social.
January r. 2:3o p. M, Tiles
ton Y-Teens; $3.50 p. M, Sunset
Park Y-Teens; 4 p M, Freshman
Y-Teens; 6 p. M, Senior Y-Teens;
Z p. m, Bowling
January 23A p. M, Inter Club
Council; $3.50 p. m. YWCA Boiling
team new series; 7:30 p. M,
World Affairs class; 1880, p. m,
Art club.
January 1880 p. M, Wrights-
boro Y-Teens; p. M, Sophomore
Y-Teens; 1880 p. M, Religious
Film Forum at st. Paul's parish
house; 1880 p. M. Freshman Y
Teen party.
January. IS - p. M. Chestnut
street Y-Teens.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
Musical "Steppin Hi"
Patron List Grows

The list of patrons and patron
esses for t[le musical show Step
pin Hi" to be presented by the
Junior Sorosis on January 30 anc
31st. at $3.50 p. m. in the New
Hanover High school, continues to
grow.
Recent additions to the list are
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Willetts. DR..
and Mrs. Leslie Meredith. DR..
and Mrs. David Murchison, DR..
and Mrs. Herbert Coddington. Dr..
and Mrs. George M. Koseruba,
J.. Walter Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Effird. Mr.. and Mrs. P. r,
Ames, Bishop and Mrs. Thomas
Wright. Mrs. J.. C. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Dunlea, Frank
Harriss, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Cameron, DR.. and Mrs. c.. A
Thomas and MI. and Mrs. ]. L
Ssorunt.
. Tickets will be on sale Monday
at Eaton's store, northeast corner
Front and Market streets and may
be purchased from Mrs. Judsor
Jones, 1880, or from Mrs. Lewis
Bright, 1918.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
PERSONALS

D. j. Joyner is convelescing at
his home, 212 North 23rd street,
following an illness.
Miss Frances Switzerland, Miss
Virginia Kelley and Miss Hettis
James and Bradley Wooten left
yesterday morning for Burlington
to attend the wedding of Miss
Dolores Cheatham and Harry Copp
James.
Mrs. B. J. Watson and daughter,
Mrs. R. M. King r leaving on
Monday for Kannapolis to attend
a banquet to be given in honor
Of the Woman of Kannapolis,"
Mrs. Paul R. Maulden. Mrs.
Maulden is the former Julia Wat.
son of this city and Greensboro.
Jack E. Smiley is a patient in
the James Walker Memorial hos
pital where he is recovering from
an appendectomy.
Mrs. L. r. Schneider, wife of
L. r. Schneider. Veterans Ad-
visor for the American Legion. is
a patient in the James Walker
Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Robbie F. Nurnberger who
is spending the winter in the city
left On Thursday for Richmond to
join her husband for a visit to
Williamsburg where they attend
the convention of the Virginia
Chapter of the American Institute
of Architects.
Miss Grace Hammond and her
roommate Miss Julia Carroll o.
Garner, students at Louisburg col
lege, are spending the weekend
with Miss Hammond's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hammond Of
Winter Park.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
Miss Jocelyn Peck
Guest OF Honor
AT Sky Club Lunch

Miss Ann Burr was hostess al
a luncheon at the Sky club On the
Wrightsville Beach road in honor
Of Miss Jocelyn Peck whsoe mar.
riage to Allen Taylor Strange will
be the coming social event of next
Saturday.
Luncheon was served to the fol
lowing guests at 1870 o'clock: Miss
Peck, the guest Of honor, Mrs. R,
w. Cantwell, Miss Carolyn Holland.
Miss Margaret Grower, Miss EN-
ma Trask, Mrs. Bryan Broadfoot
Mrs. Hugh Morton, Miss Charlotte
Sprunt, Miss Betty Blue Davis
Miss Louise Wells, Miss Lillian
Bellamy and Miss Nudge Strange
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
Fruit Pudding Ideal For Party

bread crumbs plus 1-3 cup sugar.,
grated rind of l lemon, juice OF
half a lemon, IA cup sugar, 2 ia
blespoons brandy, Or sherry, OF
cider, a tart apples, butter.
Mix all the flavorings with the
crumbs. Peel the apples and slice
them thin. Put alternate layers Of
apples and crumbs in a creased
baking dish and dot with bits Of
butter. Bake slowly 80 minutes
and serve with cream.
SUNDAYS MENU
BREAKFAST: Baked apples,
wheat cakes, crisp bacon, syrup
or honey. coffee, milk.
SUNDAY PARTY DINNER:
Black bean soup with lemon slices,
roast eye-round Of beef, brown
gravy, panroasted potatoes, cas-
se-ole of corn. green peppers and
tomatoes, hard rolls, butter or
fortified margarine, mixed green
salad, steamed fruit pudding,
sweet sauce, coffee, milk.
SUPPER: Cold sliced beet, horse.
radish or catsup, creamed potatoes,
vegetable salad, assorted breads,
butter or fortified margarine, COM
pote OF stewed fruits, cookies, tea,
milk.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19

/ Even if we can't witness the gor-
geous spectacle ourselves TINS
wear, we are glad to know that
some of our friends will be there.
Lieut.. Robert M. Williams, Jr.,
U. S. Army, will arrive in the city
on Thursday where he will speno
two weeks leave with his parents,
j Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Williams
at their home 1901 Grace street
From here he will go to California
and from there he will sail for
Manila, which is to be his reds
tribution point before he receives
his permanent assignment. Bob
received his commission in the
army just before Christmas at
Fort Belvoir, Va.
Edward j. Hanson of Charlotte
spent two days in the city during
the past week on business and was
the guest Of his brother and sister,
in-law, Mr.. and Mr.. Louis Hanson
at their home in Forest Hills.
Virgilio Cheriboga of Quito.
Ecuador, South America, is the
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam C. Sweeny at their home on
Wrightsville Beach.
Mrs. Thomas Michael Ramsaeur
of Baltimore will arrive on Tuesday
to attend the wedding of her niece
Miss JocelyntPeck to Allen Tay:o,
Strange which will take place on
Saturday evening, January 25th at
st. James Episcopal church
While here Mrs. Ramsaeur will be
the guest of Mrs. Sam Nash, Jr.,
at her home in Country Club pines.
Mrs. Ramsaeur was the forme-
Almyeria Stevenson of this city.
There is lots more | would love
to tell you but owing to the paper
shortage I must, of necessity, cut
my letters shorter each week for
a while, knowing that you will
understand my plight. With sin
cere wishes for the best of ever
thing, always. VIRGINIA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
By GAYNOR MADDOX


Here's a steamed pudding tina
is light and full Of flavor. 1t il
ideal for the special winter Sun
day dinner.
Steamed Fruit Pudding
Serves $40
One cup shredded raw carrots
Il cup shredded raw potatoes,
cup chopped dates and figs mixed
I cup sugar, l cup, flour, l tea
spoon soda in 'l-8 cup water, ]
teaspoon cinnamon, / whole egs
plus 2 whites, butter size Of ar
egg.
Mix all the ingredients except
the butter, beating the egg ano
whites together and adding them
last. Pour into a creased me.or
mold. Melt the butter and pour il
over the top Of the pudding. Cover
with a tight lid and place in a
kettle Of hot water and steam 2 IL
hours. Serve hot with a sweet
sauce.
That recipe comes from Stella
Standard new ''More Than Cook.
ing" Here's another one-simple
but flavorsome.
Apple Charlotte (Serves s.
Two cups dry cake crumbs Cor
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
Maffitt Village PIT. A
Plans For Coming Events

Valentine party and buffet sup
per were the main discussions held
at the meeting of the Parent-Teacll-
er's association of the Maffitt vii
lage school, Wednesday evening
in the school.
Mrs. j. W. Barefoot was appoint
ed chairman for the Valentine par
ty along with Mrs. L. A. Moreadith
and Mrs. D. G. Mills as assistants.
The buffet supper committee con-
sisted Of Mrs. l.. E. McKoy. Mrs.
w. E. McLaurin. Mrs. w. G. Proc
tor, Mrs. w. L. Penland. and Mrs.
E. R. Horne. Miss Emily Knott S
first grade won the attendance
prize.
Prior to the discussion. Miss
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
Double Meeting
Set For Monday
AT First Church

The circles of the Womans auxi.
liary Of the First Presbyterian
church will meet at the church on
Monday at II am. at which time
the mission study book, India at
the Threshold" will be discussed
by the Rev. William Bennett, as
sistant pastor of St. Andrews-Cove-
nant Presbyterian church.
After the meeting a picnic lunch
will be served and at 1880 o'clock,
the Woman's Auxiliary will meet.
Ladies are asked to bring sand
wiches and it unable, to attend both
sessions to come for either the
morning il o'clock session Of the
afternoon session.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
Miss Peck
Entertained
AT Cocktails

A red and white color scheme
was used by Mrs. Raymond Hol,
land when she, her husband and
her daughter, Carolyn, entertained
yesterday evening at cocktails IN
honor of Miss Joycelyn Peck whose
wedding to Allen Taylor Strange
will take place on Saturday at
St. James church.
The Holland residence on Dock
street was decorated with spring
jonquils and the dining room table
was conferred with a silver bow
of white snapdragons, chrysr1
themums and red roses. The table
was lighted with red and white
candles and the hors d'oeuvres
were served from silver platters
Enjoying this affair were sto
proximately IS guests who called
around $50 O'Clock.
L
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
N D JANUARY 10, 1oa7

Maude Weber, Bible tescbon
New Hanover High school .,
the d%evotionals in which 81. ,sa
pressed upon the association .l''
way of stressing the Chr;s@e
way Of life. 'a
Following the devotions,s !,
Stanley read the facts Of My wy
Carolina Congress for pa".
Teachers Association. a'eN''
Miss Frostick, music teacb..
the Maffit Village school cnnaa
ed the meeting with a piano -
"Malasuena," by Ernesto 1,osv.O'
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
Slightly Off The Record
Continued From Page One)

Jack Rutland in Atlanta, after which she will go to montgomery 80 g.
for q visit with her brotherinlaw and sisterInlaw,, MI. ano
Harrss Wasbburn. being away from the city for about TWO "een@
M. and Mrs. Robert M. Williams and their daushei au 49, ~
ir.1aw Mr.. and Mrs. James Lyen JE, drove to burlington yest eu
n,ornino to annd the wedding of Miss Dolores Holt CheattnaM " NC.
cv and Harry C. James of Wilmington which took place last ~ o.
Q o,oIocL Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Granger and Mr.. MIS-
Robert M Williams will be the weekend guests OF MI: Sls. "A
60 uoI+ Of their home O n West Davis street while IN urhns
~ craineers having driven up yesterday also to attend n nea
ann-Iame wedding.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
HORSE HISTORY

The history of the horse shows
it as one of the worlds most curl
Gus animals. Its gradual change
from a tiny many-toed animals, to
one that walks on the end Of a
single toe, is without parallel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Burkheimer
announce the birth of a daughter,
Margaret Harriet, January 18th,
l947. at Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs.
Burkheimer is the former Mar
garet w. Smith of Atkinson. N. c.
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The Railroad Center
NON-JEW WANTS TO
JOIN JEWISH VETS

NEWARK, NJ because the
Jewish War Veterans "believed in
action, Gordon Verge, an Irish
veteran of World War II joined
the 1t. Herbert Elm Post of New
ark. Such was his explanation
when George Margolis, Command
er of the post, reluctantly asked
for his resignation because the
JWV constitution limits member
ship to American veterans of Jew
ish faith.
When the post Commander dis
covered that Verge, a new mem
Der, was not a Jew, he checked
with State Commander Abe Hor-
roWitZ for a ruling. HorroW-
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WaycrOss Georgia,
Georgia and
Palestine

MIR. Arthur Hays Sulzberger is
a consistent man in Jewish and
non-Jewish affairs, in domestic
and foreign relations. From the
comfort of his inner sanctum he
has blamed the tragedy of Euro
pean Jewry not on Britain but on
Zionism's determined fighters a
gainst British policy, a policy
which has driven Jews into Hitler's
death pens and keeps them in DIP
camps which may become, any day
now, targets for Werewolf attacks.
From the same inner sanctum,
Mr.. Sulzberger has now issued
similar advice to Governor Arnall
of Georgia. Said the New York
Times about the Herman Tai
madge xxx beer-putsch: 'There
can be no doubt that the people,
or the only effective minority of
the people, voted for a return to
Talmadgeism, white supremacy, ,
general reaction and Negro Dis
reimbursement =" The burden
is therefore on Arnall whom the
Times advised to yield to Tai
madge in the name of democracy.
The Times forgets all about Tai
madge's unit system election fix" +,
and that Herman was only a write
in candidate with little over 600
votes. Besides should democracy
really permit it's enemies to use it's
processes in order to destroy her :?
Mr.. Sulzberger seems to think so.
Whether Georgia or Palestine, Mr..
Sulzberger, away from the scene,
advises justice to yield to force.
The New York Herald Tribune
dissents from this view, as do
Georgia's great liberal editors who,
following the tradition of Tom
Paine and Peter Zanger, defy the
xxx in it's very den. What ira
dition does Mr.. Sulzberger follow
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HEBREW CALENDAR
5707 1916

OIOI 1870
Chamisha Osor B'Shevat.. Feb. 3
*Rosh Chodesh Adar............ Feb. II
Fast of Esther. ....... March D
Purlm WAoA III y
ShuShan Purim. ...... March Z
Rosh Chodesh Nissan. March ~
First Seder, Passover. :. April 4
Passover, First Day. April 5
Passover, Last Day.. April IL
*Rosh Chodesh Iyar. -. April Il
Lag Bonner. .......... May 8
Rosh Chodesh Swan. -. May 20
Shevuoth, First Day. May 20
Shevuoth, Second Day. May 26
*Rosh Chodesh Tammuz. June 10
fast of Tammuz. $500. July 3
Rosh Chodesh Alb. ...... July IL
flash of Alb. ............. July 70
*Rosh Chodesh Ellul. August IL
*Also observed previous day.
fast observed following Sunday