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Evening star., 1948-10-17
Bobbys snapshot OF the Freedom Train.
Betbesdam's West Coast Trip
Produces Variety OF Pictures
Prize Contribution
By Bobby Rogers, II
Bethesdc Elementary School

On vacation trip the West Coast this took
pictures small folding simple box
started with rolls film
three rolls of 2 being color the taken
under different conditions This changes speed
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Cor Credit at Annapolis

Car Credit, with 27 football wins,
opposes Annapolis A. C. at Annapo-
lis today.
Evening star., 1948-10-17


rounding last vide
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Laurel Race Charts
by the Associated Press
Weather Clear, Track Fast.

I,
eaimns 4ysa5:e nd gp mile and fur
Dunin.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-08-14

In contrast Go 3 weeks ago,
 when the town was un-prepared ! Kodiak on Sunday had the wei
 come mat out for more than 50 , ronnd-trlppers aboard the Denali Following the day here, bless
 ed by sunny weather, many O. the tourists reported Kodiak "the most hospitable of all the towns we've seen "
 The groundwork to make their
 stay pleasant here was laid by B. A. Marian, Alaska Steam
 agent. who is incidentally Cham.
 Der of Commerce secretary. With Burl Clymer, owner of
 the Tagura Transit System, he { made plans for 8 bus excursion out to Spruce Cape, and MT. Clymer filled ? buses for the
 trip in the morning. In the
 afternoon, he took smaller group to the base.
 MT. Marian mimeographed ! and distributed to the visitors.
 as they boarded the buses. a
Kodiak mirror., 1948-08-14
Denaii Tourists Get Key To Town On Arrival

briet history of Kod ak, aR& mentioned points of interest aa& Sunday activities in which tset visitors might wish to partiet- pate,
 Jacque Pardieu, who accoh~ panied the group on the ousv also took several into the Bank of Kodiak to see the bear col lection and Marshal Paul Herr ing was host to others who saW his ikons
 Kodiakans who made the triB around the island and returned Thursday were the following: Helen Beukers, Alice Sholl, MiI- ton Smith, MT. and 1Mrs. John Slater, Gilbert Bubendorf, Ro- bert Hoadland, Mrs. F. NJ. Bourne, MT and Mrs W. E. Moreland, Miss Lou Wright, S. A. Wright. MT and Mrs. Max La Lande Rita Gustavson. Mrs, Will jam Rambo and Suzanne Mrs Cecil Wilson and Candy, MT. and Mrs J T Frost.
 Also Alma and Isabell Nelson, Germaine Madsen, Mrs. WilIjatn Fitzgerald and Mike, Emma Muffley, Josie Drewes, Mary Corgatelli, Mir and Mrs Harry Wallace, Helen and Peggy Dur4L Mrs FIorer ce Smith, Eldon Bell, MT and Mrs. A E Larkin and Bruce, Sylvia, Ruby and Caros Lar en. Tommy Rocknev, John ny Meyers. Paul and Arlene Herring
 1 Outgoing passengers from Ke diak Thursday were the follow. ing for Seattle: R F McNamee, Martha Greedy. MT and Mus William Morelan, Anna Chich- enoff and infant, MT. and Mrs Richard Stockwell and 2 chiId~ ren Adolphus and Margfe Broadnax, John, Zeta and Helen Urban, Danny Eisner, Mrs Dor enc Miller, MT. and Mrs H. E. kilbou'ne, It Miriam G Adams, MT. and Mrs. M. F. Eswal4 and Sherry, Richmon Payne. Charles Anderson. Harold Heg- In, George Adams, Dale Gilkey, Harry Olsen Virginia Heaty, Donald Nelson.
 For KetchIkan, MT and Mrs Roy Levene and child. Johnny Abbott, James Fadaoff, R. tt. Harts6sld.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Sorority Ne1Vs

| DR.. Pauline Berry Mack, national
president of Iota Sigma ri. Will be
guesH Of honor ut q tea TO be gaven
fby che George Washington Uni
versity chapter from 8 to ) pm
tomorrow at Columbian House On
the university campus.
Wives Of faculty members Of the
university chemistry. department. viii
assist at the tea table, including
Mrs. Charles Rudolph Naeser, Mrs
Samuel Nathaniel Wrenn and Mrs
Benjamin Douglas van Evera.
Iota Sigma ri Is an honorary
national chemical fraternity.
A rush tea will be given by Tau
Beta Phi Sorority at 2 pm. tomor-
row at the Admiral Club, 1910 Rhode
Island avenue NV.
Mrs. Adrienne O. Burch, national
president, and Miss Margaret Souder
province president, will receive the
guests. A short musical program
win bs given during the afternoon.
The 1913 rushing season Of omi-
eron Chapter. Kappa Beta Pi legal
sorority, will open with . cocktail
party 10 Be held tomorrow between
I and 8 pm. ct the home Of, Mrs.
Margaret Macfarlans, 1900 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Miss Laura Stanley, province dean,
and Miss Mary-Frances Glenn. pres
ident of the District Women's Bar
Association, are expected to be
present.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Spring Luncheon
and Fashion SbO1V

The spring luncheon Of the wives
Of officers Of the Judge Advocate
Generals Department Of the Army
will be given Thursday. April !. In
the Officers Club at Fort McNair
Mrs. Thomas H. Green, wife Of the
Judge Advocate General, will pre-
side, and fashion show win be
presented.
Guests OF honor will be Mrs. Omar
Bradley, wife Of the Chief Of Staff
Mrs. Gordon Gray, wife OF the As
sistant Secretary Of the Army: Mrs
Emma G. Draper, mother Of the
Undersecretary of the Army, and
Nine. Camille Chautemps, wife OF
the former Premier of France.
The committee in charge Of ar
rangements and program for the
luncheon includes Mrs. George w
Gardes, Mrs. Samuel Z. Splitter
Mrs. Albert N. Hickey, Mrs. Frank
G. Alfred and Mrs. Riley McClain
Wives Of officers In the Judge
Advocate Generals Department
either retired or on active duty, who
are interested in attending the
luncheon should mail their reserva-
tions before. March as to Mrs. Nc
Claim at 1917 g street. Any one
who has not already received an
invitation should call Mrs. McClain
at Metropolitan 4151. Transports
ton may be obtained by phoning
Mrs. Phillip l.. Smith at Glebe 3o71.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Program T onigbt
1t French Meet

An interesting program has been
arranged for the meeting this eve
ming Of the French Conversational
Group OF the United Nations For
eign Language School. Mrs. Jean
Marcouyeaux is chairman OF ar
rangements for the evening and the
instructors, Nine. Marie-Claire Ma
haney, Mile. Marguerite Etienne.
M. Jean Massey, M. Henri dc
Marne, M. Joseph Fillippi and M.
Jacques Houdaille. Following the
program there will be refreshments
and dancing.
Miss Carroll Mattoon, dramatic
soprano, and Miss Villa semple.
pianist, will give the musical por-
ton Of the program, and "A G1
Goes to Paris" o humorous panto-
mime. will be presented under the
direction of Mr.. Maurice Plasse.
president of the French Club Of
the University Of Maryland, assist
ed by Miss Anne Rutter and Mr..
Geoffroy de Seynes.
Evening star., 1948-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. e. Brown cele-
brated their golden wedding earlier
this week and had with them in
their apartment In the Warwick at
3051 Idaho avenue their son and
daughter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
A. Brown Of New Haven, who were
accompanied by their daughter,
young Shirley Lou Brown.
The senior Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
are both natives Of Washington and
are members Of the Calvary Bap-
tist Church.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Miss Featberbv
To Wed in Fall

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Z. Featherby
Of Greenbelt announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Pa
tricia Lee Featherby. TO Mr.. Homer
AmM Hurd, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurd Of Bessemer, Ala.
Miss Featherby was graduated
from the Greenbelt High School
and presently is employed 1t the
Naval photographic Once. Mr..
Hurd has just been released from
active duty In the Navy and will
resume his studies at the Georgia
School Of Technology.
The wedding will take place in
the early fall.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Helene Johnson
Engaged TO We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Holbrook
johnson announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Miss Helene
Marie JOHNSON, to Mr.. Austin Lord
schmitt, son Of Mr.. Carl schmitt,
well-known portrait artist, and Mrs.
Schmitt.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Miss johnson Is q native wssl,anr.

Miss johnson Is q native washans-
tonian and her fathers families
lived here for several generations.
She attended American University.
Mr.. Schmitt attended st. Joseph,s
College IN Rome, Italy, and the Uni
versity Of Connecticut. He Is an
aeronautical engineer and was grad
uated from the Ryan Aeronautical
Institute in San Diego. Calf.
The wedding will take place April
"a In st. Matthew's Cathedral,
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Bridge Party Held

The Little Flower Circle met at
Wardman Park Hotel yesterday fol
its monthly bridge party for the
benefit Of the Jesuit Mission at Hot
Springs and Revere, N. G.
The group was organized by the
Rev. Andrew Vernon Graves, s. j..
pastor Of the mission. Among the
active members are Mrs. Michael
J. Keane, Mrs. James E. Duke, Mrs.
A. e. Giegengack, Mrs. Mary G:
McC Closkey, Miss Alice lyman, Miss
Nellie lyman, Mrs. John r. Hart
nett and Mrs. James @. Haskell.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Ah1unae Dance

st. Cecilia's Alumnae Association
viii give . dance and card party
on April 9 at the Kennedy-Warren
Hotel. Mrs. Frank II. Grimes,
Dance Committee chairman, has
appointed as her assistants Mrs.
Lewis A. Payne, Mrs. James e. Col
lif1ower. Mrs. Roy Jennier, Mrs.
Joseph Michalowicz. Mrs. Raymond
Hall, Miss Dolores Link, Miss
Martha Link, Miss Doris Murphy,
Miss Marilyn Relihan and Miss
Margaret Taylor.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
In the NeVs

Vice Admiral and Mrs. Charles
M. Cooke arrived here q day or
two ago and will be the guests
over the week end Of Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. n. A. Stuart. Early
In the week they will leave for
California.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-02
AUTO CITY spEAKs
BY Mitzi Schemmel


Detroit, Mich, Dec 2-The club
extends their congratulations to
Mrs. Fritzie Teutsch who was the
winner of the clock given away
at our dance.
Business Meeting
Our next business meeting is
Friday, Dec. IL, in the church
basement at 8 p. m. (E. S. T.)
Remember the place, the date and
above all-our election of officers
for t940.
Victory Party
The victory party to honor our
baseball team - lo48 T. S. ]. A.
Champs = will be held this Sat-,
stairs). Dancing and refresh
Dec. a., at Carl's Tap Room up
ments will be on hand.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-02
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:

Carl G. Lans, technical service di-
rector of National Associa-
ton of Home Builders, speaking
to the delegates attending the
ffty-sixth annual convention of
the United States Saving, and
Loan League in New York City:
"If America is to be rehoused
properly, lending institutions
must take full advantage of the
Housing Act of 1913. One chief
goal should be the maintenance of
the lowest possible down pay
ment in order that persons OF sub
stantial character and modest in
come may come into possession
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-02
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Pauline

Youngstown, O., Dec. 2-Last
Sat. Yo. travelled to Cleveland
East for very interesting game.
At the half Yo. and Clevel. East
tied the game with a score OF l9
to l9. Yo. bringing home the VIC
tory 4444-42.
Our deepest thanks to the
bride and groom of Cleveland
East for the delicious Southern
Fried Chicken, and the wonderful
Southern Hospitality.
Sat-. Dec. 4, we travel to
Cleveland again, this time on the
West Side. We will bring bus
load along. Do you still want us
to bring a sandwich along Bill !:
Be seeing you then.
| guess most of the people last
Sat. night were not awar of the
fact that we had a weasel on the
bus: and to make matters worse,
it happened to be a two-legged.
one at that. Thanks for the COM
pliment, Bill.
Let's all keep this Card party
and Boxing carnival in mind. It's
being sponsored by the Jrs. and
will be held at the club, on Dec.
18th, at 7:30 p. m. Cash prizes
will be awarded.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-02
CANTON ECHO
By Heck

Canton, o., Dec. 2-The Can
ton contingent invaded the fair
city of Monaco, Pa, last Saturday
night and came away with anoth-
er scalp to add to their growing
list. The score being 54-41 in
Canton's favor. Canton got oc to
an early lead and was never
headed after that. The next two
games that Canton has will tell
the story. 1t will take a darn good
team to beat our boys.
To Canton Members
This column will be written in
the next two weeks by brother
Heck because your reporter is
going for two weeks of training
duty at the Great Lakes Train
ing Center. Will try my best to
see Richard Ihalgott while there.
Don't forget our regular month
ly meeting on Dec. 7, at 8 p. m.
Let's all turn out for a change.
To New Castle
Our game with you is at 7:3O
|p. m. sharp. Come to the club
first. Please try to be ON time, we
cannot hold the floor to long.
We wish to thauk the Monaco
Club for the good time and fine
meal that was enjoyed by all.
We certainly do the same for you
when you visit Canton.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-02
SALEM NEWS
By Betty Polder

Salem, o., Dec. 2-Three cheers
for our basketball team! Four
straight wins. Keep up the good
work. After fast stepping game
with New Castle the score stood
Salem So, New Castle 81. Better
luck in January N. &. Maybe
by then Johnny Miller's arm will
have healed too, how about It
Johnny?
Dec. 4 we'll be looking.forward
to seeing Cleveland East down
here for our next game. Well
have the welcome mat rolled out
so till Sat. night.
People have been wondering
how | get all my news since l
have to work late, we'll I'll tell
you: RememberGeorge, we'll he
is still my o. A. O. and he goes
along to all the Junior activities
and reports back to me. So be
careful George is around evevry-
whre, you know, nibby and very
|devilish.
Don't forget Junior Saxon meet
ing Dec. 9Th and 5 prize to the
lucky winner of the Wheel Of
Fortune.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-02

2onorn. Seit in scr Ieeten 9bait
oeS 5lpeiten WeltfrieeeS 5000 ,sern,
rafeten pont Sup gl4 (allgenein G2
genaltnt) ben ben Oeutiden gega,,
Staote III Gnglano ,ln6 8elgien,
bauptladlid eegen 2on0on uno slnt,
tperpen abgeidpilen iuoroen ,paren
- iie iino nidt 5u pcrlpehieln nit
Sen 10000 v0liegenSeu gomben"
ser Teutiden - bci9ditiet man iif)
itberaa intemip nrit oieier 8afic.
Observation-Disclosures Snititl,tc, So
boratorien llno Yeuiltd)sitatipnen in
6en angeliGdyiiiden 2Gtoern, ror=
tpieeenS in Mmerifa nno Muitralieu,
tuobl nod npebr dber In ser Somjet.
union, arbciten an Ser GerpoIlfoanm,
nmg oieier @affe. Seitoem hie slGi.
ier4en aus @fit lnb SIt IN 0eutih-
lano einriidten. ba5en lie itt biel.
faf Die sort Dorgef,lnbenen 8ateten=
aeibolje uno lote Te1nifer ,rnS Ebp.
iiter 5l,nl,se seinodt.
lleber Die slb,uebr Der ~G2" lpirb
gum eritenmal alsfiibrIih III eineln
@cridt bon 2uftnlaridal( Sir Mooe.
ric Sill, bem Gbef ser 2uftperteioi.
euns bon gnelanS bis 1914 inns
na6ber Bis 9rieasenoe GDei Ses Sd
eerfomnanbos, beriftet.
2lrftmoridaa Sill er,plhnt sic
eriten Gcrihhte, ,pelhe iiber oas DC.
crltcbenoe Muitretcn Oieier Waiie in,
!lmlorf waren. Gr beihreibt ole pcr=
i6icHenen Spefulationen, bie rlo,l
onianslid oar;iber anitellte, itiloert,
tpie Sic englilGe 8iiienld)aft 5l,nafit
bie Ieinllng pertrat, man tuiiroe es
nit eil,em 8eI6oB 81 tlln baben, oas
20 ODER 80 Sonnen 1piege uno 10 t
Grploiipitoff mitfiibren iueroe. 9lbcr
ols oann bie slngriife nit Sen &a'
fetcn tatid6lid, itattiaroei,, itellte lid)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-02
ALLIANCE. OHIO
Branch 3.

The regular officers meeting Of
the Alliance Saxon Lodge No. 3
be held Thursday, December 9, at
3 P. M.
The regular monthly meeting
Of the Alliance Saxon Lodge will
be held Sunday, Dec. 18th, at
3 p: m.
This is very important meet
ing as the officers for the year '49
will be elected.
Let us all be present at this
meeting.
Anyone interesed in the Christ
mas entertainment please bring
your children to the club Sunday,
December IL, for their first prac-
tice. fl
The Christmas entertainment
will be held Saturday, December
18th.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-02

SA.s Sie unb Sire ansess stsea
gttslteb TIM 2rantenperein nnb
Central Herbanb? 2Denn midt, iett
II bie 5eit bei3utretcn. I'm Sennnere
Snfsrn:attsn rnfen @ie ben Gsfal.
Seftretef q.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-02

nnterffdsen SSe DE In unterp
HOlfSblatt a,l3ei9e,Ihen @eidyiitei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-02
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page

|. Moscau.
2. William Jennings Bryan.
3. No, it. has a perputual lease
from Panama at $25O,OOO a
year.
4. Frank Bacon.
5. New York. Pennsylvania, IL
linois. Ohio, California.
6. In Asia.
7. $4,000 a year.
8. No. she married John Rolfc.
of their own homes"
9. Nitro-glycerine.
10. "Fidelio."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-02
Dos Heeeia,Sptel Scr
Gciiiner
S6Iuk bon Sette !

Isreloe uuo bes aalor9elpuergeliens
bineinse5ogcn lperoeu. llnb bod III
es oen Spielern erilI It. Sd)ollt MIR oit
@ebGrSe, sic iebcn 0urf tegleitet,
Scn Sbipltng aller 8IieUer, lpenm eS
jih barum banoelt, nit einem Wtei.
trefilitb seipidten 8enlerfllnsef a's'
ithiittern! Mit ueI6er Spalnllna
periolet icoer sic Balm ieines 8nr
ies! Sat oer ShuB oie eeboifte Mir=
f,ure perIebIt. 10 id)lagt iih Der
Wtann Oie Stirn, nlaht Ser5peit.
Iunesselten, perill,ht lid) ielblt, be-
rl,biat iih ober raid auieOcr llno ont'
iuortet iferTno aui ble Sor,uiirfe
bes SpmIseiGbrten obcr auI Die
ipottiiden Yenlerfunacn Der Nen'
aierigen. limo crit red,t, ipenn cs Elm
Mi,eenblif bDhiter Spalrnl,ng ma-.
lpenn es salt. oie nliilNanl alligebau.
ten &onbinationen 0es 8egncrs 81,
nerciteln, init eineln eiu5igcn iuidt!s
gen Muri, Scr 'oeu rpallino", Dent
lid, ollc larslam ecnGbert l,aben, ,pc.
ocr IN ganS anocre &e9lpncn Der
iett.
Soeiterc @eiprGtbe niid)en iih aad?
in sic bepeatcn Spicle. Sft ,ueroell
2oeen llno @iirie nit bon Suiurr
trciil;d aeipiften gemerfungen aus
gelegt nit ironiIden MiuSealtllngel,
mi politiide NSerlonlidfeiten pocr
auf sic Megarung ielbit. oie fiir haS
Iolf al allem idulo iein iollte. Sr
gum @eiipiel in 'oieienl &atid)laa ci-
ues SpielgeiGbrten: rYoccia III 90.
nerrp!" (Sd)lcuoere sic Megierung
tpegD Sic Jegierurs lit natiirlid) Der
,pollino". 80 - -
IS ipielrn 9lrbeiter iteben Ves
antten, Ser einfadp 8ergbailer ,,cbcll
oem 9Qopofaten ober sbem eroBen 80,
litifer. 0enn bie boben politiihen9er-
ionEdfeiten balten es nidt lnter ii.
rer @iirSe, nit Dem beldrioenen
Wann oes goltes cine Noccia- oher
&arte,rportic 81, maiden. Sogar sic
0eiitliden MAIDEN init.
---0ie Sonne sciat it'd nit tnu-
| ieno gliibenben 6Gben .burd oaS bid,=
te 2altb Der Ylatanen uno persicrt
oie iuud)tigell 8ranittiitc. Sic far.
bige Saiiabe 0es fleinen @rottos nit
Mrnbesfen.
Cine DrchorgeI ldbt gum Sebntcn
Wfal ibre altbefnnnte Masurta ab.
rollen. Maodfn, Die brm,bsn iteben.
,perocn biinl Tan5en eeboJt. &inoer
ilthen mad, Nllnnen ,np6 adfern. -
E 9$nISnnninrnuo
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-02

!!.ter'Hiten !Stp ne I'm .NpIfs
tlnft" dtt3eieen0en @eih1ftel
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-16
No Danger For J4v.
In Germany

FRANKFURT. TIA .r
I 10 bass for II far that sn ,s'
senftric r5osing : rnrnirsn t''' u
the L & zo1= = ce-nary~ u
william Hzber. I 5. Ni1i.. ~
Government adrsc- .. Jewish :.
fairs, said hare rh-s week oTo -.
knowledge, Jews. 1.solac4d ~
so1s do nj sla-= "a, apurebs,.
aoa Th=y az co-:.5=nt Of tbsi,
security Is o-g = ::.=y have ~.
protection q C= States ~,
cupatio1 fo-ces
His statement US r.ade in "a.
Ply % : repo-- ss4ed BY II.
Word Jewish Co.g-4ss convs,,
tio1 IN No1rre21 rat German,
were expected u s.4rc a wave NJ
violence sgzi-s- Jewish displaced
peEsozS within : go DAYS ~
Philip Ausrbzch- Bzrarian com.
missioner for rac:a. persecutes
said: There / strong and in.
cresSng s1c-Se-it:Sn. in Ger
many He adds. .owever. tia,
he was Tot fearful 6: any gener
Il Outbreak q rlo-.-g At this time
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-16
CHILDREN'S CENTER IN
FRANCE NAMED
HERBERT r. LEHMAN

NEW YORK. JDCl-The Jew.
ish refugee children center in
Pougue<les-Eaux. z town near
New Orleans was named in honor
OF former Governor Herbert H
Lehman It was announced BY the
Joint Distributor COMMITTEE
here Dedication ceremonies were
attended by representatives Of the
L. z Embassy the French Gov.
eminent the state c: Israel, the
French Jewish community and the
JD.C.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-16
Is Displaced Jewish Artists
To Tour United States

ROME. tJTAl = Fifteen dis
placed Jewish artists members OF
the Omanut, an artists group per-
forming in the Jewish DIP camps
= Italy. will tour the United
States. They were selected by
Sol Hurok. Observation-Disclosures
who has been visiting
numerous DIP camps in Italy in
search OF new talent.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-16
1919 Jewish Music
Festival Date Set

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ON the AIR TONIGHT.
WRc, S:30-Eddis Cantor calls on Burns and
Allen.
WRc, 9:00-Al JoIson's visitor IS Gary Grant.