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Evening star., 1948-05-29

| Hamlet and Audry Douglas. boy.
william and Iretha Harley. boy.
Leroy and Hazel Logan. boy.
Archie and Lula MAyhew. boy.
Raphael and Elsie Rayford, girl.
Chanclor and Grace Simons, boy.
Stanley and Virginia Yancey, gtrL
Mario and Aimee Avon. boy.
Vincent and Genevieve Belluci, girl.
Daniel and Mabel Bicksler, boy.
Richard and Beatrice Carnahan. boy.
Robert and Dorothy Cordant, boy
Ernest and Sadie Deale, boy.
Charles and Helen Dougherty, girl.
Jewell and Elizabeth Fowler, girl.
Walter and Joyce Grimes. girl.
Boaz and Lily Hill. girl.
Bernard and Irene johnson, boy.
Herbert and Ruth Lau, girl.
Rafael and Esther Martinez, boy.
| Floyd and Helen Milanowski. girl.
Harold and Alice Mouchon, girl.
Frederick and Mathilde Oplimger, girl
Byron and Marion Paul, boy.
John and Herta Richards, girl.
George and Janet Scarbro, girl.
George and Doris Thomas, boy.
Thomas and ,Dorothea Vert, boy.
Francis and Frances Wozny, girl.
Harold and Mabel Boykin, boy.
Leroy and Catherine CHAPMAN, girl.
George and Dorothy Gaines, girl.
Leroy and Trellis johnson, boy.
BENJAMIN and Davis Marshall. girl.
James and Amelia Paige, boy.
Richard and Hazel Savoy, girl.
Melvin and Elna Washington, boy.
Evening star., 1948-05-29
Man Put on Probation
lin Army Record Forqery

Robert Mclean, 80 jailed for two
years for draft dodging during
World War II. today began q years
probation for forging his name to
the Army discharge certificate Of an
acquaintance in order to get job.
Judge Walter j. Casey placed him
on probation after suspending =
| 180-day Jail term. Mclean, who is
colored, and lives in the 1900 block
of Wallach place NV, pleaded
guilty on May IA.
Evening star., 1948-05-29
Births Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistic
Charles and Janet Atwell, boy.
Roy and Edith Barton, girl.
Robert and Lorraine Bell. girl.
Warren and Laura Bossler, boy.
wallace and Mary Cook. boy.
Frederick and Ruth D'Amato. boy.
Douglas and Mary Dies. boy.
James and Marybelle Forsythe. boy.
Sidney and Shirley Gimble. girl.
woodrow and Mary Hellmuth, girl.
stewart and Della Hoyland; boy.
Peter Hr'a and T Mary Maeuier, boy.
John and Marie Meaeiros. girl.
John and Josephine Milton. girl.
Edward and Mabel Norton. boy.
jacques and Madeline Ostiguy. boy.
Stuart and Lillian Poole, boy.
Thomas and Zula Russell, girl.
Philip and Flora Strachman, bey.
Marion and Viola Warner; girl.
Edward and Yolanda Wood, boy:
Woodward and Manila Boyd, girl.
Wilbert and Dorothy Carter, boy.
Evening star., 1948-05-29
Deaths Reported
tFrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistic

tFrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Annie OrdiIe, SO, 1343 Franklin st. ne.
Katie Stun. S3, National Lutheran Home
Mary H. Leffier, 81. 2027 Rosemont Ave
Jessie B. Price, II, 1e4s U St. Sc.
Matte E. Eiker. rs. 3914 49th st. NV.
Catherine D. Clarke. rs, 2S32 Brentwood
Rd ne.
Bessie J. Robinson. 81. 1925 N. H. Ave
Walter Alexander. So, 41o6 9Th st. NV.
Clifford B. Delaney, 55. Ashland, Va.
| Jerome Stelle, so. Alexandria, Va.
Melvin Herndon, 81, Clifton, Va.
Sharon Wertiem, 2, 1910 MINI. Ave. Sc.
William. Thurston dnfant), Dumfries. Va
Robert jackson, 70, 1902 4th St. NV.
Wilson r. Grey. rs, 1921 s st. NV.
Sarah j. Brown, SO, 40 18th st. ne.
Evening star., 1948-05-29
Marriage License
.AppIicotions

Under D. G. ldtrs, couples mtSt
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tpait three full days and
receipe the license on the NTH
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
David Lo5sns e, and snIiIy Ma1yneMlsd Md Weston
Francis sac o21a Yeatman; =, s q: ss$5 Davis pl NV
and Louise Wolf. 10, 1907 Mckinley st
ss..s sssn e. e. fsastssab ssa rsb vs
''gss ssi.h h'1ssRh ssIsas 20 ao 81 NH s @ AM
Clarence nw and MeRlH Eliiabeth @ oods q. Arnston
John Lyon, q. I2G1 Hsmilsen 30 ss, h,!aos nv
and Katherine Killeen. 49, 242o Wiscon
Alfred ffe xxi Kvett jr,, %. auantieo Va; ane
Albina sedlaaek, "a, 1925 Franklin st
Sam Field, 40, and Annie Boddle. %, both
Edwin Gerwirz, 20: 4s3a Ilinois hao vr.t1 ave nv
and Natalie Lidof1' 90 3o2s Everett 81
Aloyius McGruder. 10, 1os R st. s.w.
and AFns White s go
3i45 Mt. Pleasant st. NV; ".
olice Hamette IA sE a s Ken
aHG ooScpiiilie <AAtS>iS' Ao' ' -
Edwin S Norden, rt AZ. and Thelma Ward, "a
beth Of 2soe 18Th hex st. yoIk 6T and Eliza
| beth Gaskins. %, BIO 3sth st. NV
John Hickman, 90, 1890 M st. NV, ane
Ethel Elliotte. 81, 44l5 Chesapeake ST
Francis sisler, 33. IA Farragut pl: NV.
/ and Helena Bennett, "a, Alexandria, Va
| Leroy Resnick, 90, 1880 Euclid st. NV;
and Estelle Yochelson, 90, - Burns st
BENJAMIN Aauilino. %, a1a Emerson st
NV, and Sadie Farmer, 21' l04 9th st
warren Brewster, 25, 1922 Mckinley st
NV, end Fern Hebb, %, Arlington, Va
Charles Rogers, 20, 80 Galveston pl. s;w.
and june Russ, 22, g. Petersburg; Fla Fla
NV, and Margaret Waring, ~, 17ol !
Billy Hoilon, 20. and Muriel schneiderman
| both of West Potomac Park.
Melvin Cauthen, p. Arlington. Va, ant
Carolyn Eicher. %, 1904 Rittenhous
Oscar Paul, %. Raleigh. N. C. and Averil
Borden, IS. Arlington. Va.
and Doris Evans, 25. 200 Elmira st
Norman Cole. sa, a42 St sw. ant
Berta Kilt, 10. 943 z st; s.w. =.
Charles Moser, %, 1923 Fessenden ct
| NV, and Marilyn Moore, 90, 37l1 Ala
| bama ave. Sc:
Evening star., 1948-05-29

Maggie Johnson, Is, sos Sherman Ave.
Anna J. ouissnbsrry, 30. 1888 Kramer st.
Ruth Mills, IS, TO Barnes st. ne.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
Philander Student
Weds

Miss Betty Jane Gatewood Of
Conway, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Artrie Gatewood, Sr. became
the bride of Matthew Leon Sum-
merville, son of Mrs. Charlie Sum-
merville of Arkadelphia in a cere-
mony performed at p. m. Dec.
81. The wedding took place at st.
James CINE Church with the Rev.
p. L. Jones officiating. Miss Mary
Lois Cole, a cousin of the bride,
was maid of honor; Jackie White,
Philander student was best man,
little Miss Patsy Ann Gatewood,
sister of the bride and Miss Lou
Use Mitchell lighted the candles
and Artrie Gatewood, Jr, Preston
Hall, Mr.. Colmon, Joseph Hill, all
students of Philander acted as
ushers. Mrs. Adeline Wilson and
Miss Virginia Robinson sang solos.
Miss Daisy Bishop was an hon
ored guest who came down with
Miss Brooks, an instructor at
Philander.
A lovely reception was held al
the brides home. Miss Dorothy
Sutton, who is teacher in eGeor.
gia, took the names of all guests
Mrs. Clarence Sutton was an hon
ored guest and the busiest OF
them all Thanks to everyone who
took part in the wedding. The
couple went to their home, l0l.
Chester street where they are
both attending Philander Smith
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
MOUNTAIN PINE
TheOdis King

G. ID. Morris and family have
returned to their home in Lans-
ing. Mich, after spending the holi-
days with his mother, Mrs. Clara
Burroughs $500. We are sorry to
report that Jas. Wallace is still
confined to his bed ,...... We hope
he will soon recover ......., Mrs.
Gladys Lock and children are
back from Sparkman where they
spent their holidays ........ The
Macedonia Baptist Church is pro-
crossing under the leadership OF
their new minister, Rev. Maddi-
son of Hot Springs ,..... Bernice,
Juanita and Verna Coulter have
been victims of whooping cough
for several weeks and have been
absent from their classes .....,..
Everyone is enjoying the new
blackboards which we have Just
received, and trying to see who
will excel in writing. We think
Mary Francis Reliford will .,......
We are glad to welcome little
Winston Hill and brother back in
school after being away several
weeks ......s Lloyd Burnell has re-
turned also -. Mr.. Phelps, the
gave a splendid perfor-
nance to a very appreciative aud |
fence on last Friday night.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

CT college credits school and
My prob
social life that
something with will be nsulted
I'll die this continues Tell what to do?
problem a teaching from
your par
we'll
allow happiness their sell
fish beliefs
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
JONES HI SCHOOL
Gerald DOtsOn

The Jones Hi Dragons defeated
three teams, and remain undefeat-
ed ,,-. The first game was play
ed with the Corbin Cubs and was
won, 40-l2. The second game pac-
ed by Earsie Greenwood and AL
Eier Nash. The Dragons beat Ar
kadelphia twice this season. Half
score was 25-l7 The last half,
Capt. Lawrence Given and Marion
Rice tailed for the 1924 victory.
In the final and best game this
year the Menifee Mustangs tied
the Dragons, which is something
no team has been able to do this
year. The Mustangs put up tough
battle before being over-powered
by the Dragons. The Dragons got
off to a flying start to be slowed
down by Jerry johnson, 6 it. Gin.
who kept the Mustangs in the
race. Half score was 23-l7. The
from Menifee brought
the Mustangs up to 1925 tie in
the 3rd period. Then W. E. Dunn,
Lefty John Sanders, Algier Nash,
Rice, and Earsie Green
wood started their freak passes
and set shots to wallop the Men
ifee Mustangs 58-43 That made
ten straight wins without a loss. 4.
Jun, q pts. Sanders Is, Nash IL, |
8 points.
The Dragonettes dropped three
straight games. First trounced IT.
3 by the Corbin girls. The second
iefeat-Arkadelphia quintet 22-l9
over the Dragonettes. The Menu
lee quintet won over the Dragon
cites by the score of 63-ll, led by
Pledger's % point rally. The Dyer
sisters rang up 81 points between
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
Dumas High Honor
Roll

LIST term, 9th gradc-Verilee
Jackson, l. w. Holden, Grace
Washington, Edith Blunt.
End term-Nealie Gordon, Grace
Washington and Verilee Jackson.
LIST term, 10th grade-Joe W.
Washington, Earleen Buckley,
Cleveland Blunt, Murphy Lane
and Ruby Kinlow.
End term-Isaac People, Louise
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

E. NJ T. and have 8 month cid girl My
asked for divorce
other still
daddy His has almost haunted to
death feel that only.
would child husband
Of
Get that there is only
that NUTS One of these days
will man
to your chill and M a you both.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
The Wings Over Jordan Choir

Will appear in Concert at Big Bethel A. N. E Churcn,
9th and Broadway Tuesday night February 8, 1913 at
8 O'clock Dr. G. Wayman BIakely pastor Admission
s122 tax ncIuded) This is the most popular, widely
Travelled and internationally known choir in the world
Special seats are being arranged for overflow crowd
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
The South's Greatest Quartet will Sing at
Dunbar High School Auditorium, Tuesday,
February 3 at 8 p. m. - Advance Tickets at
FIoyd's Drug Store and 81 Chester Street

b built home lately daughters lives
feel
don't think
sell and leave
Ans-ABsOLUTELY NOT. your place.
working against The whole trosbe
moved into neghb0rhOod
acquainted Your neighbors all
clubs and organizations In the community
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

RDear Able have column for and years
ne good o people
family Is it true
the protest sweetest little old girl ever
II and lit
family. good Lord just knew
grateful
kind wordsan M good X. r., Thanks, Able
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

Dean, Cleveland Blunt, Murphy
Lane, Ruby Klnlow. Dortha Jean
Edgarson and Marie Martin ........
Mrs, S, j, Williams, principal; Mrs,
A, 7. Crawford. English teacher;
c. Blunt reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

College.
The bride is a member of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority and the
groom is a member of Omega Psi
Fraternity. Mr.. Summerville serv-
ed three years in the Navy.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

R. TYour advice has inspired thousands others and know
that hour of turmoil After 10 months
old job back but found
friend employed place did not have the heart
My wife expecting
first child month.
frettng affairs hinder
employer and ask his assistance
Perhaps other the organization
job After ALL obligated by GI
re-empoy you. "pri-
reading letters"
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
Chick Disease

There 10 no medical treatment or
method Of vaccination known to Do
Of value in the prevention or cure
Of white diarrhea In chicks OF hens
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

XI worker and husband Is drinking man
cannot pull unless drinking and that
that everyme he gets heavy
hanging in the streets or in beer
called
live righteous life And he
failing drink he had
desire he could and would make strong
while tight
giou minister the Gospel to interview him
he inst the fear of God in his heart
might convert him.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
Feed Foundation

Farm grains alone are not enough
for feeding young farm animals. but
grains are the foundation for . good
ration, when extra proteins, vita.
minis and minerals are supplied.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

them, Odairy Campbell. and
Townsend were good on offense.
Mable Danford. Lois Thorpe, and
Francis Crook were good on de-
Tense.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

Edtss Nots We invite readers to submit their troublesome
soblsns this advisory column for free analysis this
loo Private READING Service . loo
Readers who feel the need of mail confidential reply
shoud send loe and self addressed stamped envelope fof
Abbe private reading letter. covering their individual problem
The Able WALLACE Service, in Of
TAs Press p O. Little Rock Arkansas
The Arizona post., 1948-07-02
Israel SurUiUeS
Political Crisis

TEL AVN, (JTA)-The Pro-
visional Government of Israel
weathered its first internal crisis
and merged strengthened politi-
cally when the provisional parlia-
ment overwhelmingly voted con-
fidence in the cabinet of David
Ben Gurion which had ordered
the Israel Defense Army to halt
by use of force an Irgun attempt
to land a cargo of war materials
on the Israel coast in contraven-
ton to the U.N. truce agreement.
The Councils vote also resolved
a split in the Cabinet.
Irgun leader Menachem Begin
on the Irgun radio, announced
that his organization was with
drawing from the government ar
my and was going underground.
He added that the Irgun would
make every attempt to avoid a
fraticidal war and would give
priority to the battle against the
Arabs. The Sternists Immediately
announced their decision to unite
with the Irgunists and withdraw
from the army.
Decisive Answer
The governments speedy and
decisive answer to the under
grounds revolt against its SOW
ereign authority won it the sup
port of most of the public. Pre-
viously, the extremists charges
that acceptance of the U.N. truce
amounted to surrender to the
British, had undermined some of
the peoples confidence in the
Cabinet.
The Arizona post., 1948-07-02
A. |. Women's Card
Party To Be July IA

So that TucSonians who remain
at home this summer may have
a get together afternoon, the Sis
terhood of Congregation Anshei
Israel is having another July
Card Party and Nah Jongg to be
held Wednesday afternoon, July
IA at 1:30 pm. in the air-cooled
recreation room of Anshei Israel.
Mrs. Arthur Dunes and Mrs.
Jack Fruchtman are chairmen
with Mrs. Leo Rackoff and Mrs.
Hyman Epstein assisting. The
Committee plans a cool dessert to
be served at 1:30, and a door prize.
So, sta va tn m ers, meet
Wednesday afternoon for gin,
bridge, Nah Jongg or whatever
you like to play. Bring your
friends!
The Arizona post., 1948-07-02
Emanuel Women
Are Appointed

Chairmen for most of the stand
ing committees have been selected
for next season according to Mrs
Jack Nevins, Temple Emanu-El
Sisterhood president.
She announces these chairmen
as follows: Membership, Mrs
Dave w. Bloom; Program, Mrs
William LeBoff; Ways and Means,
Mrs. William Davidson; Flowers,
Mrs. J. Weinberg; Community
Services, Mrs. Clifford Giffords;
Happy Day Fund, Mrs. Joe Mart;
Current Events, Mrs S. H. Mack;
Doror Luncheon, Mrs. Michael
Bernfeld.
Telephone, Mrs. Alex Federhar;
Arts and Crafts, Mrs. Dennis
Bernstein; Temple Youth, Mrs.
Bernard J. Friedman and Mrs.
Willia a m Haberman; Religious
School, Mrs. Abe Martin; Public
ity, Mrs. Ella Greenberg.
Others are Library, Mrs.
Charles j. Miller, Magazines, Mrs.
Max Costin; Hospital Visitation,
Mrs. Nathan Rakita; Hospitality,
Mrs. Julia Klafter, Mrs. Abe Mar
tin and Mrs. M. Podolsky; sos,
Mrs. Ben Kessler; House, Mrs.
Martin Rosenblum, Child Study,
Mrs. Louis Posner.
Other committee chairmen will
be announced later since several
appointments remain to be made.
Commenting on the assignments
Mrs. Nevins said she has great
confidence in the chairmen and is
looking forward to a happy and
successful year.
The Arizona post., 1948-07-02

There was some objection
voiced to making a grant to Hill
lei here at this time on grounds
that it meant taking money away
from the contemplated Hillel
building for the University of
California campus at Berkeley
which has large Jewish student
enrolment. Berkeley received
$4,000 and Portland $2500 for a
Hillel Foundation building.
Mr.. Tannenbaum served on the
Hillel Committee and the Com
mittee on Americanism and Civic
Affairs. The latter committee by
resolutions urged its membership
to broaden the base of their civic
participation thru membership,
cooperation with other civic
groups, to join in observations of
the traditional events.
About $50 men and $50 wom-
en- attended the sessions, repre-
Continued on Page 12)
The Arizona post., 1948-07-02
Macdonald New
Envoy To Israel

Following up the recognition
of Israeli, James G. Mcdonald
has been named u. S. diplomatic
representative.
He is considered a good friend
and familiar with the problems,
the growth and development of
Palestine. Undoubtedly he will
be warmly received.
Mr.. Macdonald is a former
news analyst and was a member
of the 1916 AnglO-American Com
mission on Palestine.
The Arizona post., 1948-07-02
Reform R1bbiS
Come Out For
Aid To Israel

Serving on the Resolutions
Committee of the Central Confer
ence of American Rabbis Gre
form) at Kansas City last week,
Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray reports
that significantly the resolution
on Israel was unanimously ac-
cepted. He thought it notable
that Rabbi Julian Worgenstern,
with leanings towards anti-Zion-
ism made suggestions to strength
en- the resolution.
Support Israeli
It contained an expression of
hope that the United States would
supply Israel with cash and arms
and conveyed greetings to Chain
Weitzman and David Ben Gurion
and expressed its joy that the
great millenial hope of the CEN
tury" had at last been fulfilled.
AS chairman of the Religious
Education Day, Rabbi Bilgray
headed a program which re-
viewed the method of teaching
and of curricula in religious
schools.
Four hundred rabbis heard Rab-
bi Philip Bernstein of Rochester
declare that the trend must be
towards complete disassociation
of non-Palestine Jewry with the
political affairs of Israeli, granted
that we must continue to help to
our utmost.
ZiOniSm Future
The Zionist movement, in his
opinion, will have to change its
emphasis from political activities
to cultural, spiritual and philan-
thropic fields. He said the Coun-
Gil for Judaism should go out of
business for it is bankrupt in ev-
erything but money.
The Conference was warned
that mot in may years have the
liberal forces in this country been
under as severe attack as they are
today" and urged a comprehen-
sive plan of social action.
Growth
An increase in membership in
reform congregations from $4,000
families to well over 100000 in
the last 8 years was reported.
The Arizona post., 1948-07-02

This anti-Mufti representative
was amazed at the fact that Tel
Aviv was not damaged to any
extent by the Egyptian air raids,
as had been reported by Arab
propagandists. He was partic-
ularly vehement in his condem-
nation of the Mufti, referring to
him as a ''war monger." During
his three-day stay in Israel, he
also toured Jaffa.
The Irgun has ordered members
who deserted the Israel army
during and since last weeks
clash over the landing of war
material in defiance of the U. N.
truce, to rejoin the army. Stimuli
taneously the government releas-
ed some 70 Irgun and pro-Irgun
Revisionist leaders who were ar
rested at the height of the dis
turbanceS in Tel Aviv.
The Arizona post., 1948-07-02
Local Gals
aroused By
MyersOn Talk

Six Tucsonians met last week
and borrowed $4,000 from the
bank on the unpaid pledges to
the Combined Jewish Appeal. To
this sum another $4,000 recently
collected was added and 100000
was dispatched to the United Jew
ish Appeal. A total of $4,000 has
been sent the UJA.
Signing the note were Mrs. Leo
Berner, William Davidson, Arthur
Grunewald, Aaron Levy, Hyman
Myerson and Elmer Present.
This unprecedented action was
the result of a report given the
group by Mrs. Berner of the
speech made the previous Sunday
in Los Angeles by Goldie Myerson,
who is making a cross-country
speech tour seeking so million
dollars Immediately. She spoke
to a large group of communal
leaders and UJA drive represen-
tatives.
MyersOn Appeal
Goldie Myerson said $4,000 DPS
can be taken into Israel in the
next month IF there is money
available. This money would
cover transportation and rehabili-
tation in the New Land. The only
Continued on Page 12)
The Arizona post., 1948-07-02
B'nui Birth Concluve
Gives $4,000 To Hillel

The Bnai Birth District Lodge meeting convention
last week Vancouver British Columbia voted to give $4,000
the He Bldg being planned the U of Arizona
conference delegate
his return Assurances given him that could be
expected present alternate
The Arizona post., 1948-07-02
Leading Arab State
Puts Out Peace FeelerS

TEL AVN JTA-A leading Arab state" has put out
feelerS Israel learned here this week from most
these talks the Arab that Jerusalem be
Haifa port These
pOa emsary sad the main basis which solution
reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
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