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The Arizona post., 1948-05-21

900 gathered last year. In part this
is attributed to a revamping of the
method of solicitation devised by
Albert F. Wagner, Council direc-
tor.
Mrs. Myerson expressing in turn
her pleasure at the result of the
Women's Division campaign said,
"Mrs. S. H. Mack and her COM
mittee of earnest solicitors de-
serve an extra tribute for their
work in canvassing the women of
the community. Without this in
dividual canvass we never could
have reached this figure"
There remains a number of per-
sons who have not yet been con-
tacted and a cleanup squad
should complete these shortly. Mr..
Wagner expressed the hope that
those who have not yet been con-
tacted do not wait to be ap-
preached but that they mail in
their contribution or phone the
Council office, 6348, indicating
their willingness to do so.
More than $4,000 has already
been forwarded to the office of
the United Jewish Appeal.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-21
Unitarian Group
To Use Temple

A Unitarian congregation has
been formed in Tucson with about
so members. They have been Of
ficially accepted into the parent
Unitarian body.
Beginning Sept. 1st they have
been invited by Rabbi Bilgray
and the congregation of Temple
Emanuel to use the Temple ia
cilities since they are not in use
on Sundays as the Sunday School
is held elsewhere. They readily
accepted.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-21
Congregation To
Picnic May 3Oth

An all day picnic and swim
party will be held by Sisterhood
Congregation Anshei Israel in
conjunction with the men of the
Congregation on Sunday, May 80,
at the El Carnila Ranchito on
Tanque Verde Road, which is on
the way to Mt. Lennon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Labensart have gra-
ciously consented to grant tn e
congregation and their friends use
of tn cir spacious nd lovely
grounds and swimming pool for
the day and the evening too.
There will be swimming, games
and prizes, card games or nah
jongg in the coolnes sof the shade
and dancing, and good food, too!
The women, headed by Mrs.
Henry Berman will be assisted
by Mines. Joseph Rosenbluth,
Louis Cohen, Harry Shift, Marcus
Breger, Hy Strikman, Ben Suhl,
Louis Zeiden, Sam Deutsch, Bob
Marks, Joe Fishman, I. H. Hand
macker, Moe Riven, Hyman Ep-
stein and Meyer Berry who are
planning strictly kosher Bar
bequed Beef Lunch that will be
served from noon until three For
those that get hungry again, the
men, headed by Sol Wolden and
assisted by Abe Simon, Bo b
Marks, I. Margolis, I. Kwass, Sam
Deutsch and Hyman Epstein will
be selling hot dogs, hamburgers
and such, for what is a picnic
without a Hot Dog?
Admission is $1.50 for adults
and 75c for children and will in
clude the luncheon and swimming
So gather up a car full and go
to the Ell Carnila early for a cool,
delightful day. If you have no
car, call Rose Berman 5823-J and
no doubt transportation can be
arranged.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-21
AMERICA BECOMING RIPE

New York (JPS) - Growing
anxiety all over America about
the possibility of war, initiation
and taxes is offering the chance
for an American Hitler" to take
over, according to Walter White,
Executive Secretary of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People.
Mr.. White says his recent trip
over the country showed him that
Americans of every economic
group, creed and color are more
seriously troubled by a feeling of
insecurity than ever before.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-21

be called Israel.
(The Constitutions to be drawn
up by the Constituent Assembly
not later than the first of October,
1948.)
''The state will be open to all
Jewish immigrants, will promote
the development of the country
for all it's inhabitants, will be
based on the precepts of liberty,
justice and peace taught by the
Hebrew prophets, will uphold full
social and political equality for
all its citizens without distinction
of race, creed or sex, and will
guarantee full freedom of educa-
ton and culture"
Extending peace to the Arabs
of the neighboring countries, the
proclamation called upon the
Arab inhabitants of Israel to re-
turn to the ways of peace, promis-
ing them full and equal citizen
ship and representation in the
states bodies and institutions.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-21
CJA ENDS SHORT
OF $175,OOO BY
ALMOST 100000

Combined Jewish Appeal raised
$115,OOO of $175,O0O quota which
although 100000 short does rep
resent an increase of $25, 900 over
the amount collected last year, re-
ports Morris Shanhouse, Drive
chairman.
Special commendation should
60, Mr.. Shanhouse continued, to
Mrs. Hyman Myerson, chairman
and to the Women's Division for
a magnificent job. They raised
$17,5O0, more than double the ST.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-21
Congregation
Young Israel
Advances Plans

More than 80 men and women
met Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Clara Levkowitz, repre-
senting the nucleus of the new
Young Israel congregation being
formed. Mrs. Max Wendell, we'll
known Tucsonian, was unani-
mously elected first president of
the Women's Auxiliary. She re-
sponded with a graceful and eff
fective speech of acceptance.
This was one of the largest
meetings held by the new group
and many newcomers to Tucson
attended. They heard report on
the present status of the congre-
cation. The nature of Young Is
rael nationally and locally was
reviewed.
The building plans were ex-
amined and several revisions were
suggested including provision for
at least two classrooms should the
occasion arise. Prospects that the
building will be completed in time
for use on the High Holy Days
are very bright.
The first social event by Young
Israel will be a garden party on
Tuesday evening, May Is, at the
home of the congregation presi-
dent, Seymour Roth, 3045 E.
Drachman, to which the commu-
nifty is invited. Tickets are SIPS
and may be purchased from any
officer or the auxiliary president.
There will be no business con-
Quoted at this social affair.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-21
ZOA Monte Carlo
Mite Next Week

ZOA, according to Sam Salt,
chairman, promises a good take
off on the diversions at Monte
Carlo at their affair in the patio
of the Lieberman home, 328 N.
Country Club Saturday night,
May 20.
In effect it will be celebrating
the birth of new nation and the
proceeds are to benefit Palestine.
The entire community is invited
for an evening of social mixing
and playing.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-21
CHILDREN DONATE GROVE

New York (JPS) = Children
who attend the First Congrega-
tional Church in Milton, Mass,
have presented a gift of a grove
of trees to be planted shortly in
the Galilee district of Palestine
as monument to the million and
quarter Jewish children who
died in Europe under Nazi perse-
cution.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-21
Beset By Invaders Israel
Asks u. ". Intervention

Security continues this consider the
aggression Palestine Request US that the
Council issue fire order within S6 hours successfully
delegates with the Chinese
Britain maintains continue and
King TansOrdan with commit
The Arizona post., 1948-05-21
Israel PrOcIains Itself As
4 NeU Democratic Nation

of Provisional Jewish Govern
ment meeting Tel Avv the the Sabbath the fifth
57OS-NIay IA, 1948-annOunced to the world:
historic of Jewish people, and
Assembly of the United Nations
state in Palestine to
, 1948-09-22
REGULATION

EXCAVATIONS
TO implement the Law TO Provide for a Refer
eudum on Certain Amendments to the Organ
ic Act Of the Virgin Islands. approved May "A.
ls4s.
Pursuant to Section S of the Law to Provide for a Refer
endum on Certain Amendments to the Organic Act of the Vir-
gin Islands, approved May, 1913, which reads as follows:
"The Governor is authorized to prepare and issue
such rules and regulations not inconsistent with this
Act as may be necessary in order to carry out the
purposes of this Act,
the following regulations are hereby prescribed:
/. Question No. do you favor the creation of a single
Legislature for the Virgin islands," & Question No.. 2 DO YOU
favor two seperate Municipal Councils?" state alternative
proposals. It is obvious that if either Of these questions is an
wered in the affrmative, the other should be answered in the
negative. The same is true Of Question No. 8 DC you favor
the creation Of a single Treasury for the Virgin Islands?" and
Question No. 4 do you favor two separate Municipal Trea-
suries for the Virgin Islands?" Therefore, when the voter an
swers both questions Nos. / and 2 Eyes, or answers both Of
these questions mo, his ballot shall be deemed spoiled as to
these two questions only, and his answers to these two ques-
tions shall not be recorded or counted. The same ruling and
procedure shall shall apply to cases in which questions Nos.
3 and 4 receive both the same answer, whether affirmative or
negative.
2. The face Of the ballot shall contain instructions on the
manner of voting as hereinafter provided. However, failure
to comply strictly with those instructions shall not invalidate
the answer to the question if a mark or either the word eyes"
or the word INC" is placed after q question in such manner as
to show the voters choice clearly and beyond doubt.
8. There shall be a uniform official Referendum Ballot for
the Virgin Islands, which shall be a single sheet prepared in
the following form:
RESTRICTIONS
Answer each question upon which you wish to
state an opinion. If your answer to a question is eyes"
mark *" after the question in the column under the
printed word "Yes'. If your answer to the question is
mo" mark TX" after the question in the column un-
der the printed word "No".
B A L L O T
YES NO
T. Do you favor the creation of a single
, 1948-09-22
REFERENDUM BALLOT


S. One Referendum Ballot shall be given to each voter
after he has executed and deposited his ballot for election of
candidates in the ballot box provided for such ballots. The
ballot box for the Referendum Ballots shall be clearly identi-
fled by a label with the words REFERENDUM Lie
IN conspicuous letters. Upon executing the Referendum Bal
lot, the voter shall fold it and deposit it in the separate bal
lot box providd for receiving referendum ballots. No enve-
lope shall be used.
s. At the end of the voting on Election Day and before
the ballots for the election of candidates are opened and
counted, the ballot box in each electoral district containing
the Referendum Ballots shall be sealed in public and secure
ly locked in a safe. The custody and safekeeping of the ballot
box shall be the responsibility of the Chairman of the Elec-
toral Board concerned.
Z The Chairman of each Electoral Board shall have the
Referendum. Ballot boxes publicly opened at 900 a. m. on
Thursday, November 4, 1948, at which time the referendum
ballots shall be counted, canvassed, and returned. All NUM-
cipal officials and employees who are members of the Elec-
toral Boards shall be excused from regular duty wihout. loss
of pay on Thursday, November A, 1913, in order that they may
devote their full time and attention to the processing of the
Referendum Ballots.
Witness my hand and the Seal of the Government of the
Virgin Islands of the United States at Charlotte Amalie, st.
Thomas, Y. /, this second day of September, AD, 1913.
WILLIAM H. HASTE
sEAI Governor
In the District Court Of the Virgin Islands Of the United States
Division Of 81. croix at chrisaiansted
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
A. VENETIA s1MMoND PRENTICE.
DECEASED PROBATE NJ 10 ,oA7
4 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNTING
Persuant to an Order of the District Court If tho u;ro;n
Islands, Dated July 18th, 1948, the undersigned Administers
tor hereby gives notice that he will render his Final Account
IN the above entitled case at 1000 am. on September 3Oth.
l948. at the Office of the Clerk of the District Court. in Chris
tiansted Anyone having objections thereto shou1d +bar ord
there appear and show cause why said accounting should not
y apProVeh August 2, 1913
william :. Moofhead VERNON GoRDON
~ Administrators
, 1948-09-22

4 The Ballot shall be printed in blue for the Municipal
lily of St. Thomas and st. John, with the following words on
the reverse side:
, 1948-09-22
IN S

Answer each question upon which you wish to
state an opinion. If your answer to a question is eyes"
mark TX" after the question in the column under the
printed word "Yes". If your answer to the question is
mo" mark tx" after the question in the column un-
der the printed word NO.
, 1948-09-22
REFERENDUM BALLOT

Municipality Of St. Thomas and 81. John
November 2, 1913
The Ballot shall be printed in pink for the Municipality of
of ST. Croix with the following words on the reverse side:
REFERENDUM BALLOT
Municipality Of st. Croix
November 2, l948
Evening star., 1948-11-26

w, will find this eSeu,s.'JIy ;ameIry
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soss e9sy q p;ecs Seesei IS oc s*o%p'ss III soos Vs
expert workronsn.p: pc,osos. SOS Buy
beoutiful rhinestone e'osp''
now for Xmas.
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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-23

in your home, keep the holly
wreath on your door, and pre-
serve for you and yours the de-
lights that is America at Christ
mas"
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-23
Advice Given
To Prevent
Holiday Accidents

CHICAGO, Dec. 23--"Don't Let
Death Take Your Holiday !"
That slogan will keynote the
National Safety councils nation
wide campaign to hold down the
huge Christmas-New Years acci-
dent toll.
Each year accidents cast a sha-
dow on the holiday celebration of
thousands of families throughout
the nation, according to Council
figures which shows the year-end
holiday season to be the most
dungeons period in the year.
Joining forces with the Council
in a united effort to call public
attention to the extra holiday
and the extra caution needed to
overcome them are city and state
officials, civic groups, local safe
ty councils, and 1870 national or
CARNATIONS.
The Council said that heavier
travel and the festive spirit OF
the holiday season add to the nor
NAL winter hazards, such as bad
weather, slippery roads and more
hours of darkness. Traffic acct
dent deaths on both Christmas
Eve and Christmas Day total
more than two or three times the
annual daily average.
"Fverv family in the country
the time for joy and celebration,
and that is what the holiday
looks forward to Christmas as
period should be-" said Ned H.
Dearborn. president of the Coun-
ell.
"But every year thousands of
families see Christmas JOY turned
into suffering and tragedy be-
cause of unnecessary and pre-
ventable accidents.
"To keep death from taking
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-23
Do Plate Sores"
Bother You?

IF your GUMS" itch, burn, or
cause you discomfort, druggists
will return money if the first
bottle of "LETO'S" fails to salts
fly.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-23

your holiday costs nothing, takes
no time and requires only a little
effort-refusing to take the drink
you can't handle, yielding the
right-of-way, waiting for the light
to change, discarding a string of
Christmas tree lights with worn
insulation.
These n little things-but
they pay off big in happiness.
They will keep the lights burning
Evening star., 1948-06-26

week and three hours later was
working in her first movie, The
Girl from Jones Beach"
AL Hall, who is battling with his
Columbia boss-he hasn't directed
a picture for more than year-tells
me that he's still doing okay on his
ranch. "I have $4,000 turkeys" Al
says proudly. He. is thinking of
naming them after some past and
present movies he has seen.
Celeste Holm looks more like the
young Queen Victoria every time I
see her. When I tell her this she
says, why don't you start cam
paign for me to play Victoria on the
screen " Okay, I've begun.
Judy Garland tells me on the set
of Words and Music" that her two
year-old daughter, Liza, is going to
be an actress. I'm fact" says Judy,
"she already is. She's a born emoter.
She has no self-consciousness at all
and loves to put on a show"
X
Betty Hutton says the same for
her 18-month-old hopeful. Sounds
like I'll be writing about the two
young ladies in 1864!
Cary Grant finally has broken
down and rented home in Beverly
Hills. Until now he has been lead
ing the life of Riley in his four-room
Evening star., 1948-06-26

which has broken all records of
the Nationals 113-year history, will
conclude the night of July 10, after
run of eight weeks.
Upon conclusion of the local
booking, Actor Fay will journey to
his home in Hollywood. He will re-
open in Harvey" in Boston, after
Labor Day.
Louisiana's musical former Gov
ernor, Jim Davis, will make his first
artistic appearance in the National
Capital July Is as headliner of the
Capitol Theater's stage show. Davis
will front six piece hill-billy band
with which he has been appearing
in theaters throughout the country
for the past year.
A man can find it pretty remiss
OF himself not to 60 thumbing
through the files before saying that,
SO far as he knows, The Marquise"
never played in Washington before
its current appearance at Olney.
Several readers with better memo
ries recall it having been here in
the middle 20s with Billie Burke in
the role now occupied by Lillian
Gish. One of them, remembers it
with exclamation points, starting
with:
What a cast! And Reginald
Owen, young and slender, and oh!
so charming I do not remember
who acted the parts of the son and
daughter, but l was fascinated with
the way it was done. 1 have often
wondered whatever happened to the
play, and why no one acted it again
But there really was no one like
Billie Burke 20 years ago, nor ever
will BEL"
True, but as q Miss Gish man,
there will be no one like her either.
X X
No one, needless to say Except
when a column has to be filed
ever RECEIVERS from the experience
Of having been an actor. One more
evidence OF 1t Is Irene Rlch'S state
Of mind since John Ford induced
her to come out of retirement for a
role in Fort Apache The picture,
as Ford had promised it wouid.
proved to Miss Rich that acting was
as much fun as ever, and to the
public that Irene was still quite a
performer.
The result is that Miss Rich is
now looking around for role on
the legitimate stage, an experience
that hitherto has eluded her
Most of her time recently has been
spent as rancher in California,
cattle rancher with herd Of prize
Herefords.
r 4 4
If you would like to see the cast of
Harvey" in its nonworking phase,
the whole group from Frak Fay
to the least Of the performers, Cath
Evening star., 1948-06-26
Rain, the Fight, and Republicans
Put Dent in Theaters
By Joy Cormody

and the Republicans
Especially
around long time
A reconcile himself to
1t the rain which came and stayed and holding people at
televtson
Show business
Evening star., 1948-06-26
Hollywood:
Mature Finds
Schary the Man
He Can Trust
By SheiIoh Grohom

Victor Mature calls with the news
that he has just met Dore Schary,
the RKO production boss, for the
first time and says, ''I'll do anything
he asks me 70. 1 trust the guy i'm
plicitly" +.
Dore now is asking Victor to star
in Mr.. Whiskers," as we'll as IN
reference" After that Vic hops
over to C. B. De Mile for Samson
and Delilah." The price G. B. and
his studio are paying for Vic is said
to be 100000.
Alfred Hitchcock says no, he Is
not running into too much trouble
in getting his Under Capricorn"
picture going in London. "As mat
ter of fact, we're doing fine. We
are getting the new Metro studio to
make the picture" But why not
do the picture in Hollywood" I ask
him. Patriotism, my dear" replies
Hitch.
Deanna Durbin's western Story
now has been postponed until Sep
tember. This gives Deanna lots OF
time to straighten out her marital
tangle with Felix Jackson. It's safe
to predict now that Deanna will
not resign with Universal-Interna-
tional when her current contract
expires.
You can bet that David Niven's
wife will visit him at least once
while David is in England starring
in The Scarlet Pimpernel." He
will be over there for five months
and that is too long, in David's
opinion, for him to be parted from
his very attractive Swedish bride.
X X
Richard Greene has been asked
to be the. lead with Myrna 10y in
the picture she is making in London
with Sir Ralph Richardson. Greg
ory Ratoff is directing, and it looks
like we have lost the voluble ex-
Russian to Europe.
Peggy Cummins and Bob Tap
linger aren't going together like they
used to. Too bad because Peggy's
mother told me that Bob was one
of the few men In Hollywood that
she felt happy in allowing her
daughter to date. Bob now is WOO
ing Betty Underwood, who already
has had a fantastic movie career.
Betty, New York model, was flown
into Burbank at 7 am. one day last
Evening star., 1948-06-26

dressing room at RKO. Cary, Incl
dentally, always is on the set when
his protegee, Betsy Drake, is per-
forming. Betsy usually discusses
her scenes with Cary first. He wants
to put her over with the American
public with bang.
Douglas Fairbanks has raised more
than 100000 for CARE. We need
more stars like Doug and George
Murphy and Myrna Loy-stars who
try to help people instead of always
helping themselves.
David Selznick is close to buying
the screen rights to For Love or
Money" There's no love-just
money, with the stage producer, Ber-
nard Straus, wanting 100000 and
Selznick trying to whittle down the
amount.
Angela Lansbury cannot possibly
be going to London this summer to
marry Peter Shaw, because Pete has
Evening star., 1948-06-26
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing


National-"Harvey"; 2::30 and 8 80
pm
Ambassador-"Hazard"; l, sos
Sis, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol The Big City: $40
am, 1925, 3:15, sos, 8:55 and II 40
pm. Stage shows: 11:40 am, 230,
$40, $40 and II pm.
Columbia-"Blood and Sand:
1045 am, 1855, $40, $40, 7:35 and
$50 pm.
Dupont-"Farrebique";; 1:1o, $50,
4:30, 6:15, 8 and 9:45 pm.
HippodrOme-'Fu Furia"; 2:20, 4:05
SIS, TAO and $50 pm.
Keith's-"Up In Central Park;
Continuous from Is am.
Little "Ninotchka";; IL am, LOS
3:15, 5::25, 7:35 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan -"Fuller Brush
Man; 11:lo am, 1:20, $3.50, $40
7:50 and 1905 pm.
Palace-"All My Sons: 11:15 am
l 20, 3:25, $50, 7:35, $40 and 11:45
pm
Playhouse anna Karenina";;
11:05 am, 1:10, 800, 5:25, 7:35,
GAS and II 40 pm.
Pix - "Passionnelle"; ITO, 4:10,
7:15, 1915 pm. and los am.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts.
Continuous from 1915 am.
Warner-"Hazard":: IL am, ITO
800. 5:35, 735 and $50 pm. and
1905 am.
Evening star., 1948-06-26

olic U. Theater is the place, and
tomorrow night the time. The en-
tire company will be guests of the
college players for the summer re-
vival of Jenny Kissed Me-" the
Jean Kerr comedy. The leading
role will be played again by Leo
Brady, drama department faculty
member, the surest man with a
comedy line among the nonprofes-
sional players in Washington.
*
Those strident color tones to which
you may have objected in some of
the Technicolor that has crossed
your vision will not be evident in
Romance On the High Seas" new
Warner Bros. musical. The pic
ture, which was directed by Michael
Curtiz and designed by Anton Grot,
a successful experiment
in using pastel effects.
The producers are extremely proud
OF it, and themselves.
Evening star., 1948-06-26

theater thinks show business is
something that should not happen
to a dog.
Nobody minded on Wednesday
night, the first scheduled for the
fight. After all, patrons of the
theater and movies are supposed to
be weE-rounded citizens whose in
terest in politics and pugilism is
even shared by those who run the
aters and movie palaces. But the
rain made 1t all such a waste, of
their time on the part of the dis
appointed fans, of their money in
the eyes of those who have show
boxoffices.
1t was Thursday night that the
latter began to crack, to take sudden
turns for the neurotic.
This meant three consecutive
nights given up to Dewey, Taft, Mar
tin, Louis and Walcott.
Show business thought that was
too much. 1t always will
There will be one slight change in
the program of Harvey" during the
final week, its eighth at the Ma
tional. The usual Wednesday matt
nee will be foregone in favor of
special Independence Day perform
ance, the afternoon of july 5.
The comedy, with Frank Fay,
Evening star., 1948-06-26

not yet divorced his British wife
and it takes six motnhs for a divorce
in England to be final.
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