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Evening star., 1949-09-16
Wonnen's S
Clubs
League Of Women
Voters Head Tells
OF fWorId Tour

The great "untapped source Of
hope for the world" lies in the
contribution women can make,
Miss Anna Lord Strauss, national
president Of the League Of Wom-
en- Voters, said on her return this
week from a world tour.
The league president, who visit
ed IA world capitals. received an
"indelible picture Of wars terrific
destruction" IT have but one
predominant thought - that
peaceful means must be found to
solve the problems that man In
the past has stupidity taken to the
battlefield" she declared.
A member Of the Round-the-
World Town Meeting Seminar,
Miss Strauss reported her impress
sions in a special message to
league members.
During the tour she talked to
many women in each country.
Everywhere, she said, she found
the same desire to see world prob
lens settled peacefully. Women
have a fresh approach, q broad
point Of view and a determination
to make good use Of their fran
chise which in many lands has
been only recently won," she dec
Jared.
Miss Strauss expressed disap-
pointment at the intensity with
which some parts Of the world are
struggling to build new national
ism and maintain old, at the very
time human beings should be en-
larging their loyalties in an inter-
dependent world"
Other nations are watching
closely to see how much support
the United States gives the United
Nations and whether or not we use
our influence to bring about just
decisions. she pointed out. Off,
setting nationalism, she said, is a
genuine realization on the part Of
leaders that we must continue to
develop the United Nations.
Others also are watching with
keen interest what happens with
in the borders Of the United
States, she continued.
"It behooves us to remove exist
ing determinations and to work
rapidly toward that equality Of
opportunity basic to our belief In
the dignity and responsibility Of
the individual In . democracy" I"
Miss Strauss added.
Everywhere people are looking
for strong leadership and II rep
resentative democracy cannot pro-
duce it, they will turn to authori-
tartan extremes Of either the left
or the right" she warned.
DPS, destruction Of cities and
factories, over-population In some
areas and unbalance Of trade
were the most apparent problems
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Alumnae to Lunch

The Washington Chapter Of the
Greensboro College Alumnae As
sociation will begin its club season
with a luncheon meeting at /
p. m. tomorrow at the Iron Gate
Inn.
Evening star., 1949-09-16

noted on the tour, Miss Strauss
said. Most countries. she said, are
thinking in nationalistic terms
intent on finding means Of sur
vival.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Deck u./
Peck

A Parisienne whimsy in the
American fashion. We saw our
Inspiration in Paris and we
make up a merry little compact
in gold and silver-colored
metal with a musical page
cover of such appropriate tunes
as Powder Your Face With
Sunshine" or "Stardust," $500
opsa sasa s svsry evening"
~ eoanaefieuf AvINuG NM
Evening star., 1949-08-24

lens for her "Rogues of Sherwood
Forest" picture at Columbia. Hel
own locks photograph gray In
technicolor and they are too short
So she is testing with Max Factor
wigs described as Betty Hutton
taffy." Rita Hayworth red" and
"Claudette Colbert gold" The
one natural color in the lot is Miss
Hutton's.
X + X Il
Lou Costello's doctor has order
ed him not to get back the 4o
pounds he lost during his severe
illness. Says 1t will help to keer
Lou healthy.
John Barrymore, jr., could be
ruined by all the. praise he's get
ting for his work in "Sundowners. .
He's good-looking. but young and
still has q lot to learn about act
ing. I'm sure he Is willing tc
learn.
George Jessel will be interested
On Tomfhie Adams first night
back in town she decorated the
arm Of a Belgian millionaire, Al
bert lie Rate. at a night club. Mr.
LIE Rate just loves our younger set
Beulah Bondi will star or
Broadway in Nal Dinelli's new
play, 1.-THE Man." That's q break
for Nal. Never saw Beulah give
a badperformance yet.
l. Janis Carter will be the nex1
actress signed by Howard Hughes
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Cormody
Continued From Page B-10.J

balancing role, that Of the preda-
tory actress. by Miss Cummings.
She has q sleek and fetching way
with anything Of this sort and
audiences are forced to succumb
with quite the same readiness that
her immediate victims topple.
The rest Of the company gives
Herbert's comedy q treatment that
Is altogether adequate. These in
clude Mazda Reade, Dean Harens,
Donald Foster, Mary Haynsworth
and William H. Putch.
Harry Ellerbe. who directed "Fol
Love or Money" and 8. Syrjala
who designed the sets, are theil
usual competent selves.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Hollywood Diary
Mary jane Gets Hope Again
By SheiIoh Grohom

reason known only to the public
cleans up at the box Office.
Help! Montgomery Cliffs next
movie, "An American Tragedy" is
going to get a new title! That's
tragedy for every one who has
read the famous Dresser novel.
For some odd reason 1t is believed
that the word tragedy" will keep
the customers away.
Victor Mature has to return to
Hollywood from Carlsbad, N. Mex.
Norman Rockwell wants to paint
his portrait for the Samson and
Delilah" publicity campaign. but
can't he use q photograph OF
Vic?" I asked. mo, he wants to
paint Victor with a north light
on his face"
Julie Bishop is returning to the
screen, playing opposite Jonr
Wayne in Sands Of Two Jima:"
4. Lew Ayres and his great buddy
/ Billy Bakewell, are acting together
Iagaln in 'Daybreak"-the frs,
4 time in 10 years. They started
together in "All Quiet on the West
ern Front" Billy introduced Lew
to Ginger Rogers.
II \ X \ 4
Edmond O'Brien and Olga Sar
Juan are splurging on q 100000
home in Brentwood.
Kirk Douglas dos as good q jot
with a trumpet in Young Mar
/ With q Horn as he did with box.
ing gloves In champion"
/ Rita johnson is arranging fol
her parents to live + rermanently ir
. Hollywood. Her lnoSner Is still
here and Rita's father Is nov
winding up his business affairs ir
1 Worcester, Mass.
= Diana Lynn is having hair prob.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLY WOOO.
Bob Hopes little leading lady
in "Sorrowful Jones'" Mary Jane
Saunders, has positively nothing
to be sorrowful about. Paramount
let her go after the movie with
Bob because good pictures for
child stars are hard to find. Now.
after spell at Columbia with
Rosalind Russell, Mary Jane re-
turns triumphantly to Paramount
to costar with Bob again in a
sequel to "Sorrowful Jones'" to be
made this winter.
Ingrid Bergman's Under Cap
ricorn" will be rushed into release.
Past experience has shown that
when a star receives notoriety, his
or her next picture-for some
Evening star., 1949-08-24

at RKO. He's been after her
current Columbia bosses ever
since he borrowed her for II Mar
ried q Communist"
(Relessed By North American
Newspaper AuiAnce.)
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17

ministers, labor leaders, educa-
tors, business and professional
men, church women and news
papermen. All of them in perfect
agreement that the South is in a
bad way, economically and social
ly, for many reasons, and all of
them correctable.
One of the cold factors in the
South is the presence of a large
marginal population that is not
self supporting. Those who earn
support Of a decent living, and
even when they do, they are tax
ed for their support. The Council
members agree that the South
cannot progress ha1f-rich, half
poor; an dthe all Of its popula-
ton would benefit if opportunity
is found for all.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17
All Americans

No single Negro football player in the continental
United States made any Of the social major all American
teams. These teams picked by the major press and
wire services newspapers magazines, radio
and the players themselves However, there lone
exception Ollie Matson of the Catholic University San
Francisco made the all Catholic first team which made
up of only players from the Catholic Universities Two
years ago the veteran Iowa ineman Earl Banks, was
unanimous choice at guard this year. however, he slipped
to the honorable mention list. Many Negro sophomore
received honorable mention for their playing last fall
them Bobby Robertson, Bob Teaguen Ray Hamilton
Dan Coleman and Tom Johnson
ATHLETES GO SOUTH
There will be Negro baseball players trying out
in the spring training camps than before the history
Of the game Hundreds Of youngsters ockng South
to the training sites taking Jobs to get alone on and
also getting in shape for the coming spring trials Many
but sincerely hope for the good of baseball many Of
them will come North and enjoy the pleasant pastime
OHIO STATE
The scarlet clad Buckeyes are headed for the Rose Bowl
carrying two of the brightest Negro stars to be found on
the gridiron: Ray Hamilton and Jimmy Clark Most of
the yardage gained by Ohio State last fall was by
stars Without them Ohio would never have made the Rose
Bowl trip Ee Buckeyes lost only one game during the
season and finished seventh in National rating
THE l. B. c. -.
Meanwhile, the international Boxing Club continues to
beat the brush for fighter scene and re-
V1ve the industry The crowd have dwndled nothing the
people are staying III watching and waiting for new king
swat to come along Their vocal are we'll rested it
mas been long time since they shouted the tune Of
lighting gladiator who could thrill them like ole King Toe
The publlois anxious and ready shell out for another
king whom the I. B. c. is trying bring out OF the brush
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17
Needs More Men
Like Rowland
III bv r. Walker
by B. Walker

If there was popularity contest
among the Persh:ng Road bust
ness men, | would unhesitating1y
choose Frank Rowland of the
Tuxedo Liquor Store, 5000 Indiana
Az, as the winner.
Mr.. Rowland is truly remark
able man in many ways. Not
many merchants care enough
about the welfare Of their Gus
toners to refuse them liquor when
they are visibly intoxicated. ]
have seen him do this, together
with many other kind deeds.
Frank Rowland really deserves
the patronage Of the people and
has proven himself worthy Of any
compliments bestowed upon him.
We, Of the south side, are proud
of him and wish there were others
of the business world who were
more like him. He is indeed an
asset to our community.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17
Atty. Huff Cracks
Unjust Michigan
Zoning Low

The case against the Township
in St. Joseph County, Michigan
and the officers of that Town
! ship has been won by Atty. Will
liam Henry Huff, on behalf of the
AZ Chicagoans who purchased
property there and were not per-
! mitted to build, by reason Of an
unjust zoning ordinance.
III A Stipulation has been entered
into, whereby the zoning will be
amended SO as to permit these
persons and others similarly stu
ated to build their homes without
reference to the 20 acre zoning
| ordinance, which was passed after
these people purchased the
property.
Atty. Huff maintained in his
suit nj the U. S. District Court
for the Western District Of Mich
1gan, at Grand Rapids, that the or
dlnance was, in effect, restric-
tive covenant. Whereupon, after
some delay, the authorities of
Lockport Township, through their
attorneys, have stipulated to re-
move that barrier and permit
these people to build their homes.
Atty. Huff says this is one of
the great legal victories of his
career as an attorney. He also
said that he will now turn his at
tentlon to an unjust coming re-
strlctlon in the 93rd block on So
Parkway, whereby the residents
OF Vernon Avenue, one block east,
are given power to dictate the
kind OF houses the people on So.
Parkway shall build. He says
that he will take this matter to
the 7. S. District Court for the
Northern District of Illinois, ask
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17
Awdrd Charles
Boxing Trophy

New York, Dec. - The New
York Boxing Writers association
awarded the Edward ]. Neil me-
mortal boxing plaque for 1949 to
Ezzard Charles, heavy weight
champion.
Since 1888 the award has been
given annually to the boxer who,
in the opinion of the writer's, has
done the most for the sport dur
ing the year, with clean living, in
addition to ring performance, be-
ing considered in case a fighter is
chosen.
Neil, was killed in 1887 while
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17
Southern Council
Acts to Stop Race
Riots & LYnchinqs
by Ray Lawrence

E Richmond, Va. - (Aalas)-The
Southern Regional Council is not
widely popularized organization,
but its 5000 membership is going
about its duties brave1y and quiet
iy along the back streets and
country lanes where race trouble
IS always in evidence.
This great liberal organization
IS drawn from all walks Of life.
and is divided about equally be-
tween whites and Negroes. There
are Catholic priest, Protestant
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17
Special Notice
To The Needy

DR.. Hair. physician andsurgeon, with
office at 1902 Cottage Grove avenue,
will give a medical examination md
physiotherapy treatments free to those
who are unable to pay. You pay only
for the medicines needed in your case.
Office hours Monday. Wednesday,
Friday, and Saturday are from 5 to
p. m. Veneral diseases are too included.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17

serving as war correspondent in
Spain, and the award was set up
in his memory.
In making the award it was
pointed opt that Charles conduct
has been exemplary, and that he
has been ready to meet any fight
er who doomed as a real challeng-
er.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17

ing for a Declaratory Judgment
on the grounds of confiscation
and others.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-03
erotto zirkus beginnt zweiwoeehiges
Engagement am n. Februar

9lttrufticncu pon iiberall in oiciem
20. iGbrIic)cn III Sirat 0rctto 3ir=
flls pertretcn, nic Der lanoesbefonn=
te 3irfusprpousent Srrin Saucn-
port crtlGrt.
Ter vGrrtto 3itflls" lit mebr
ola Gin 9tamc. Siele slttrdftionen
merpcn sum critcn Dtol in Glepe=
lann ochpten. llnp lie nerpen Die
brci Hin0e, Die Siibnen rno Die obe=
ren ,Rcoipncn Des @cbGllbse itGnoia
hclcbt bultcn, benn es bcrrlht Elm
'tGnblOca &omncn lrnb 8ehen ppn
&iinltlern unb anoeren Seilnebz
mern. @eorae Spffmon lit 3irfus.
porIiBenDer he$ 8rnitD. SIN adn3en
inn beuer iiher 800 mGnnlihe inn
meihlithe &iInltler hettiIi9t.
&ortcn fir ullc Eprltellllngcn
llno nun su babcn bel Hibmon's
unp al Der Di,liic 6au Sor Siiice,
Iolpie bel alien @rntto Mitalieoern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-03

llhliebeno: Garter Sotel, GlcDelanS
Gonceiiion Co., Goipea & Sa,bbaro.
Siabcc Co., Gleelanb NesuS, Glepc.
tamo HIain Dealer, Glepela,,b HreB,
Seconb ssdberal Carvings luto 2oan
sliiM., Stanoorb SH So. of SbiD,
Sbontpion Ercbncts. @eatberheao
Corp. ,nb MaSio Station Wssg0
9iirgrhneiltcr Wlrfe, Ner lmlGnait
cine Hroflamation berausgab. Sen
12. MGr3 OILS Mational Wobel Ylanc
Grbnhition 5na beltimmte. miro mlf
Ser slusitclllma lem, bcaleitet bon
onoereu @efeierten ser 21lfhpelt.
Gieie @orndmnen aucrSen ocnSeil=
ncbmcrn apGbremb ser St)an corae.
itcut. Mn loieiem Sag lit Mohicihrno.
&c bon I bis I 80 llbr ii'ber @,Ss@
llne cine SeIeniiionitnnSe. MooeI=
Flanebmler iuerNen IN pripatcn 3im.
mern Senronitriercn sic slrt mie mun
Slrg5ellgc bolt. Gintritt lit frei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-03

8ieoer fommt Der 3irfus. Sir
Slnacn unn MGohen Glepelunbs,
@rob lmD &lein, fonncn lih nlul
sufrieoen aebel, oeun Der G'rpttc
3irfls beairnt am II. Nehrllar Elm
slpeimDhiges engagement i'm slu=
oitorilln. Mit 9lllsnabme ocs Gr=
Gffnllngstaacs, am IA. iSehrllor 10
ipie oes 10. uno 81. Nebrllur ltcbcn
td9lihe Matinees oli Dem Frn-
aramm unb cine heionoere Motince
finnet an &aibingtons e5ebllrtstao
am %. 'sebruar ltatt. ollie &orfilb=
rlluaen beainnen UNI 2:15 unb $40
llnb Die Siiren iinb um 100 unh
ZOO often.
ga, Der Sirius fommt in einem
@alageipunh. NIT nelen unh lenlaz
tionellen 9lften aus allen sSelttci=
len - Sropc,filnltlcrn lrno slfrnhu.
ten, Sraincrs uno GlnmnS, Rcitcrn
lliip.
Gs lit Die arobte &ombinotion
BON erItflaiiioen Slften, Die bon ei=
nem 3irflls sil aleirber 3cit aebnten
pllrbc. Sies lit mGalih, neil aeaen=
lpGrtia nirgenos i'm 9anp ein 3irflls
duftritt. Scsbolb Iino erltfloili0e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-03
HippeSrorttc Gbeater
r5bat @onOerfh ltree" beeinnt
Mittmud), ben 9. ssebrmar.

2,titiees ShatlpieI eldn5t onrdl
leine entliidenoe slufiiibrlmg bon
Spronnc kPoauer umb @cne 5ierncy
,lno sos vt sic llriod,e boB oip Sor-
ailsielNr Ses Slpcntietb Gentrp ssor
Chat McnocriuI Urge" ,emen.
5Dronne Hotuer lit Ser hplirbte Set
Observation-Disclosures ser sic slnf.
aabe bat 9(rtifcl 81 lbrelhcn be5iig-
lid ber IripoIen gfbin, geIpielt bon
@cne Iiernep. Evronne pcrlicbt 1id)
aber lnlo .bei,atetc" @cne iiir ibr
8elo gr bat aber piclc Gspdbcn
mitgemamt bis iie beioe a,ia,nmen-
folmnren. Gs iuirfen nod NIT @cginaIo
Gardiner, MrQecn @bclom, 2ncilc
Wation llno atbere mcbr. Gerpoiien
lie cs iridJt Sen Slim 81, idben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-03
6rsb>GlepelanS Hein,>
nn~ 1sl,,ntenita,,

slmcrifaS 5cbniGbrigc TcfaSe iiir
Mongcl an Sduiern bot einen iGbry
lidcn Gffcft emf unicrc bcnfcnScn
Gin6elperloncn lino oils Station. lin.
'ere Niirger nlrocn nlcbr Snushc,
nuBt als su irgeuoeipr 3eit ser @e.
lhirbte. Hottpenhiqteit bat piele 80.
milien ge5minaen S,cinteiaeltiimer sil
merocn mogeGcn oice iriiber nibi
Der Soil mar, henn tic blicrn Mic-
fer iiir lun9e Sabre. soeute aber
|luiinihte iehe 5anrilie Elm ciacnes
Sein llno in planen einmal Gin iol.
DIES Seim 81, boben.
Gin 3ulummenfommen III eincn
TlnB po nlle !Seinbnlltrdlmc nc-
mad)t lino III cine llriahe mar,lm Der
@eIud) Scr arobcn Glepelanb Seim
inN 9l,rmcuitbau ieocs Sabr srSBcr
.Wlro. SIC 19l9 Nel.ll= mo Vlllnlcns
id)au piro I'M Glcnelano Tublic Nu.
0itoriln nm s. bis -. Mdr3 abge.
balten.
'Surd) bic grobe Soonc bcs NmSi.
forums lpcrben alle Glemcnte tpic
gnuen. Ginrit,tcn, slusitatt,mg
9nnoid)aftsgdrtnerei nm Sn,slperbcn
altsgeItellt in'oer lhoMtcn MusitcI.
lung i'm 9(llbltorulm. 8eillfcr fGn.
ncn ibon I'M Jriibiabr ero6e ihGne
8hmcnaGrten ieben I'M slubitorilm.
Tidt MIR Sic Glcoelnnher lcnbern
old piele alrsuGrtige @eiuher apcre
sen fmnmen Inn bie Brob 6 lcuclano
!Seim. lmo 8lumenihal su ieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-03
HcteS Krc,s3
0ilit 1entidjen @rnppen

Wa1tirgton. I'm hem beutihen
9fcten areu3 Unit III Der GereinigteR
Staotcn 3one IN 1cuti6lonb 81, bel
fen balten iie ocn trabitionelen
ircien ambnlon5oienit ollf. Oas sme-
rifanilhe Note 9re,,s fauft $500
0eden umo $500 2eintiiber fir Sc1l
8ebraIh in ben Stlfsapaeen, eab
Sas @ote 3reua Nationale Saupt=
ollarticr bier befannt..
0eutid,e @pk &re,ts @nippen in
8opern, Seiien 8remcn nnb Miirt-
temberg 8aoen pperben proiitieren
an MMG @eihenfen I'M 0erte pol,
$4,000. Der Rote @reu3 Mm'b,aance
9ienit lit tuihtig neil es an Srans-
bort -Moglid,fciten feblt. erflirte elm
M&G =@eamter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-03

800 Yreiie tRroen eeeeben Den @e.
tptnnern I'M National Mooel GIant
stltslRllrng 0an,pf in Sem Sighct
go. gllsoitoriim am 12. M1rs, murSt
oiee @od,e bon Or. &. Mm Sborp
&ompf. .Sorditeitoen, bcfonnt acaebeu
0tit sebn 4lGFen fiir Erriic, oui
ae'ebt IN iebem bon bcn iehs arobcn
ereisniiien mir iiini @ruppen, oo5
TrciSfomitee bicb geben Sropb1cn-.
SHhetehcr ErGmicn. @eihcnfc Der.
ttIifote, mebrere lGoor BON Gintritts,
tarten fir 1949 Nationol 0uitrcnnc,,
,lno alld Gbrenerlpibulmsen.
SicIcr @cber in oieicm @ompf ser
bon Glepelan6 Chamber Of Com,
merce umo Sir ssollmoation ols Gin.
Srtbnt ben Greater GlUelono Gom-
munitp GIbeit Sfpipap Eroaranr ei.,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-03
olnefOoten

geim SdloB i'm Stnttgart ihaifen
2cllte IN Scr Jron: &om1lt ssricorih
scr eide, porbei. iiebt 6as @cicn
nro eriueitert Idine Ge,mtnis BON
ihludbilhen 8alpolf. sllio irast or
oen @alier: .Sag einmaI. iiro ons
larter 2anoesfinocr?" - ,Gn Ser
Sdilptiad), aoniglide Maicitat," Jog,
te ser 9ieoere, rs hot abcr nu ebbcs
Sdslider oronter.
SSn ser @einiuirtlhaft 9auoiitel
in Der WtilitdritraBe fomu,lt Elm Balt
"6ris. / be bellt gans bersleer. 8
mllaB orbeif)s @iertele bao. Wa
bOift fer oin9"
rs bao DIN ol)ne NooIt. ono oill
9ans obne Mooit".
.6n, apoii6 mas, no brengit mr.
ficber 9lei en- Woolt, no tpoiB
selpieb, oab fdi Bei oren it'll"
MaMllit 21mmle.
- tlnferffAten Sie De IN umierw
SolfsbIatt an5eieenbea @efddftsl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-03
WARMING

Die verwenduns Won Cos fusr Heizuns on.tee nderer
Brennmoteriolien ohne siIsvns der Company i.s Elm
veFsfoss gessn die verfvegvng der Kommi.sion Der
Company ist es dvreh die Verfvegvna verboten Cos
fuer sotehe vnsebiI|ists vsr~sndvns ~ Iefern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-03

- tfnterffAsen Sae De IN umierv
1oIfsbIatt an5eieenben @efd1ftsl
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-08-19
Anti-Semitic SIooon.
ScrowIed On BuiIdino

BUENos AIRES, JTA9 "A
report of renewed anti-semjtc
agitation in Rosario, second lsro.
est city in Argentina, was nub.
lished this week in "Di Yidd;,h.
Zeitung," a daily Jewish pews.
paper. The paper said that anti.
Jewish inscriptions appeared on
buildings of the city's princiDa1
thoroughfares.
The Zeitung urged the DAIA
central representative BODY n
Argentine Jewry, to intervene
with authorities in Rosario to MT
an end to the anti-Semitic au.
tation. The newspaper also an.
pealed to the Rosario police chief
DR.. L. Pesenti, to halt the anti.
Jewish outbursts, and noted that
DR.. Pesenti sis known as gOod
democrat who certainly cannot
wish that anti-Jewish insults
should be written on the streets
of his city"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-08-19
B.B.Y.M Jewish Soft
Ball League Champs

Last Sunday at st Nicholas
Park the B.B.Y.M. defeated the
Esquire Club, 81 to become the
champs. B.B.Y.M. had a very
successful season, losing only one
game during the entire season.
The Center Mems Club, last year
champions was the only club who
could solve Sheldon Blattner's
slants and hand the B.B.Y.M
their only setback.
Ben Cohen, president of the
league will present the Harry
Finkelstein trophy to the win
ners at the Center sometime in
September.