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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21
Oemut Dor Gott
Son S. g pttbeIf

ssSn bem &ehttun obne @arten uno
obne 8eugen liegt ein unenolther
Eroit, es forbert aber auf) cine gro-
BE &raft, es lit bos Musbarren 1tnb
@etreltiein biz ans gnoe, es iit bas
aufgeben oes @abnes, bob man nit
Ouden unb 4liigeln, auf ielbitee-
apablten 8eeen tpie auf ebener 8abn
on iein ieliges 3iel gelangen fonne;
es lit oas Iufgeben bes 8abnes,
oaB man tpeiier als @ott lei uno iei-
mes eieenen Slides Sbmieb in bes
@ortes falider 8eoe,1t1lng. @obl
miro es iebr oft ldiper, Der menidli-
den &lugbeit unb Der menl6lihen
S6Ddfe, tpeil mir in alnierer &ur5-
iidtigfeit fir a,ns u1o anbere 6os
aerelte BET Dem itrengen Seitbalten
bes &edts fiirdten, unb 10 oft lit oob
eben in oieiem &e6ttun obne Oedrten
l1nb obne 8eueen ,miere uno anoerer
&ettung, mo mir in 1nierer &ur5li1-
tigfeit bas 8egenteil eefiirdtet. @enn
mir aber marten uno uns beugen, 10
fommt es iebr oft gang unoers als
mir gen1eint, unb 6as Dedrten uno
8eugen miro uns gum MIblitein, oen
mir uns ielbit I'M ben Sals gebun6en,
unb Damn, 1penn mir oh Df1feln uno
geugen oeriinfen, mo- Dos Meer am
tiefiten lit, mos baben mir fir einen
Eroit? Sbr 8edtseelebrten, 1pel6e
ibr BEN 3eiteeiit anbetet, Ser eben
ni6ts lit als Elm ioldes 8eugen Dor
oem etgenen Ibertpis, aIs elm WtGr-
ten nit Dem Seufel, iast mir nit
bem Wiiblitein INN oen Sols, mas
madrit uns fir ein Sroit empor aus
Dem Neeere, no es am tiehten lit?
0a iino feline Ieite, mo man tpie elm
Gi6bornden bon einem Ilt auf ben
anoern ipringen fann, 1penn ser cine
ooer Ser anoere pom @in6e su itorf
gei6aufelt miro; 90 lit oonn nidts
mebr als unter uns bas tiefe Meer
uno am Solle Ser Niiblitein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21

litt aber lire @elunbbeft. Sic flagt
ieitoeln iiber fnrhtbare &opf- uno
augenlhmersen. Sic for1tte aana
leiht gebeilt merben, ipenn ite iif)
namlid entihlieBen tpiiroe, bouerno
eine 8rille 5it trngen. Mber eine
Sdonbeitsfonigin nit griGe2 Cine
,in1noglibe 8orItelluutg" rMeine Mu-
gen iino iest idIedt," eraablte 1ie
oem @nglanoer, rid babe iftuner Die
len entiebliden &opfldner5. SD mo-
se nidt einnal mebr, mid pbotogra-
pbieren 5u Iafien, 10 abgeipannt unb
baBli6 fiible id MIDI" Iud ole Ser.
treterin Der flaiiilden @riedeni60n-
belt lit on oen algen; ibre JaniIie
geborte 5ls ben angeiebenlten in
Itben. Sc tpar fiir tie nur Elm Shers,
als 1te ii6 an bem @ettbetperb betei-
ltgte, u1o alsiie 5ur rMiB @riehen-
laro" ertpablt ipurbe, foitete es iie
alle ibre lteberreou1,gsfunit, UNI ib-
rem Gater; einen befannten 9lnipoIt,
5u beranlaiien, ibr Die 3eiie naf So
RIG 5ll erlaltben. Iber Tie fano bort
nidt Dos Slid, Dos iie erbofft, ion
bern febrte enttduid)t uno franf
5uriif.
Bon tpie bielen anberen rShon-
bettsfoniginnen" fonrte man 6os
8lei6e iaeen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21

1ieles @obenblott eriheint lelt
Dem Sabre 1878 regelmdBie ieOen
5omstog uno miro berousse9eben
gum 8eiten bes Sdpitliden &olles
ei,rm SSolepbinrm in 8ortbington,
Ohio, beiIen 3aped Oie Seranbilon1g
tpiirbieer 8rieiter5oglinge fir Die
Ser. Stooten lit. 0ieie 9lnitalt lit
bauptiablid oneapieien oli Sic Gin
Finite oieies 8lattes unb oie @eldens
fe Ieiner 9eIer.
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teuer iinb esm ein5elnen Itelrte Der
Bapit folgenoe Sorberunaen auf:
..L!r Cine infernotionale Gertpoi.
tune Der Stabt SeruioIem nno iei.
nfr nmeebung.
g. Sbus unb ssmnanitdt Der bel:
ligen Staten, in tpelder @eaei,o Da-
lditinos iie iid aud befinben, nit ser
8aronties bes freien 3uganges unb
|lngeitorten 8erapeilens an linen fir
Die Hilser. Der 8apit tpiinibt ferner,
baB Sic Bilger bas pI. 2anb n f
. II d m o n 3 q inc uno I'll n ..
b a fte eren unesitd t.
ten pro faniert finben.
3. Sreibeit fir aIe fotboIiidel
Snltltutionen, oie iid in Ger 8craon-
eenbeit 10 peroient eemadt baben. oo-
nit iie - 10 1pie es ibr Rebt lit -
aud in 3ufunft lire iegensreide Ga
tiefeit fortieten fonnen.
4. grbaltung unS Inerfennuna
Der Redte, Die Die &atbolifen fid ieit
pielen Sabrbunoerten in NoIaltlna
er1porben lnb inmer tpieber NIT ouer
3abigfeit perteioiet baben: 8ehte, bic
Die &pite feierlib unb 1pirfungsoon
anerfannt baben. NJ.
3os Sbreiben i6lieBt nit ser s(ufe
foroerung an Sic 8ild)ofe, ibren @lau-
bigen sic Sage in Salaitina INNER
mebr our &enntnis 5u brineen llno
ibre @iinide unb &ehte often llno
entI6ieoen.oen 2eitern Ser 8olfer be-
fannt5ugeben. Gor alien ober niiiie
iif ibre sftipitGt nit Dem @ebet ber=
pielfGltieen: Dem 8ebet 5u Gem, Der
Sic eine5lnen Wenlden 1pie bie Hutio-
men lenft ltno leitet. rlRoee Ser Serr
Sein giitiges 9lntlis auf sic gonse
8elt ri6ten, ober Dor aIlem auf iene
groe, Die ourb oas 8lut bes menih.
gelporoenen @ortes befru6tet Dorben
lit, oamit oie 2iebe Sseiu Gbriiti sen
SaB unb oie giferIudt pernihte =
jene 2iebe, Die ollein Der 8elt Hube
uno 5rieoen pieoergeben fann."
Die Setter oes iuneen Staates mo-
den iif ourd Die Sgnorierune Ser
@iinide uno Soroeruneen Der el1ubi-
gen Gbriitenbeit elmer bebenfliben
ltnflugbeit iduloig, oie iie einmoI be-
reuen 1peroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21
ct. EanI, Ninn. - 8prtbinston, ..
Samstag, 21. Mni 1949.
Sir d. c n + a | Der

5pnntas, %. Mai: Sumter sOnu'
tag uad Sitern.. @pane e.
Iium: Inn lpos ibr in Meinem
Romen bittet (SSob. 16).
Montag, 23. Mai: 9eiiOerius.
0ienstog, "a. Moi: 90. Sophie So
rat.
Dfitttpod, 25. Weoi: @resor VII.
9pmnerstas, 26. Nai: Gbriiti !Sim'
melfabrt.
5reitag, 81. Moi: 8eoa.
Samstng, %. Mat: 8ernbarb b. N.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21
ueber oen unfue Der
.5honhe eits.fonieinnen

Gie Geiben Der Sdonbeitsapettbe-
Derbe in ben ei1t5elne1 Solptlt16ten
lteigen bon sSSabr 5l1 Sabr. Die 8il6-
nife Der ausgeip1blter 0arnen er-
l6einen iiberau. @etpiB benedict 10
mand)e, Die iid Bel elmer senouen
8etra6tung i'm Spiesel fir nidt tpe-
niger on5iebeno bolt, ols oiele &0ni-
ginnen, oas S9idIaI 6ieier Muser,
forenen, benen iiberal1 sebuloiet
miro, unb oenen iid berrIid)e Mus-
it6ten auf Der 8iibne lnb bein Slim
eroffnen.
Iber. binter bieier gI6n5en6en Iu=
Benieite i6ll.mmert nur aIlau oft oie
Sragif, Iauern gnttduifung, Gorge
uno 2eio. 8el6e 9uolen bereitet
idon bie 8abl ielbit, Die an 0erpen
nno Iusoauer 10 bobe Mnforoerun-
gen lteat! gs lit cine fleine S6Qe,
our6 Die iie binbur6 miiiien, Die ben
0ornenpfoo beidritten baben, Ser our
S6onbeitsfrone fiibrt, uno bat man
oas Segfeuer Ser pielen priifenoen
glide, bes bangen 3tpeifels unb Der
6ur6t burdidritten, iit 1pirflid oie
Cine - @in5ige in bas 8arabies ein-
ge5ogen = tpie balo folgt nod einem
fur5en Saunel Die 8ertreibung uno
oas bittere @noe! Die meiiten bieIer
fur5lebtgen Serri6erinnen inn Geib
Der Sdonbeit iinb orme uno tpenig
gebiloete Weien, benen Ser Sriunlpb
oas biBden GerItano ner1pirrt. Sic
elauben iid 5ur Silmoioa, nieaeidt
logar 5ur S6allipielerin berufen uno
rniiiien balb erfabren, oaB niht elm
biibldes 2arbhen, cine CUTE sigur
ben Iusi6log sibt, ionbern gega>
bung, 8iiien uno l1ebung 8ie Ser
5roi6, Ser bonn goloenen Stubl 1pie-
Der in ieinen Bfubl 5uriid mlBte,
tau6en lie in Dem aagemeinen Nidts
! inter; aber Die fl,rae 3eit ser Der
floiienen Serrlidfeit binterldBt einen
Sta6el: lie baben perlernt an arbei-
ten uno geraten Iei6t auf Die i6iefe
8abn.
Dod aud ben pornebmeren uno
| feineren Naturen gerei6t oieie Ius-
5eidnung nid)t gum Segen. sssn einem
engliiden 8latt eradblte Dor einiaen
Sabren Pembrofe Stepbens bon Dem
SdidioI aapeier bieler &oniginnen,
bon Der @ienerin 2ieiI @oloarbeiter,
bic bie erlte rWiB uniberilrln" j, Die
Sdonbeitsfonigin bes ganaen gro-
balls, lpurbe, unb bon Der @riehi1,
Slice 0iblarafu, bic emit Die rWiB
europa" mar. n9ie Oeiterrei6erin,
| idrieb Sr. 5tepbens, raeiet itets Ell
men tief melandoliiben Musorud.
Sic Iaht niennals, benn iie bat nidt
nur ben bohiten Erilrmpb, 1onbern
aud Die tiefe gragif oes Daieins fen-
men gelernt. glls lie CUR 5honbeits.
f0nigin Der Welt ertp1blt tplroe,
lebnte lie ale Slim. uno 8iibnen.
engagements ob, ipeil iie ,pubte, oab
iie oafiir rtiht Die nottpsnAige 8eeo.
bung beiaB, beluhte aber Ole frem.
ben 2dnber, in 0enen fie begeiiterte
Mufnnbnne fanb. Durh bic MnItren.
guneen, bic NIT bieiem aafreibenoe,,
'Str1oel bon Soften perbunoen tpar,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21
Nns aaer &elt

Sn 2onoon bat SOS 8arlanlent nit
allen gegen ie6s Stimmen ben sltlan>
tilhen Haft ratifi5iert. Heumablen 5u
BEN 8emeinoepertretungen IN gng-
lamb unb @oles brodten Der fonier-
potipen Sppoiition ioit iiberau @e.
Dinne. Sic eroberten 8irrningbam
uno puroen in Mandelter Die It6rflte
Bartei. 0tosleps Saidilten uno go,
lifts &ommuniiten bleiben tpin5ige
Splittergruppen. 0as @rgehnis beita-
tigt, oaB cine Stromune an St6rfe
getpinnt, Die oie 8orberrldaft Der
Sabour Bartp beorobt. 3ieie gitt-
Didlune mag oie .Hationolilierung"
Der Stablinouitrie per5oeern, Die ons
unterbaus bei6loiIen bot.
Sir Die italienii9en &oIonien,
iiber beren 3ufunft Die Gereinten
@ationen entsiiltig enti9eiben, tpuroe
elne Serelnbarlt1g 5DiI6en @raf
Sfor5a uno grnelt 8epin eroielt. 0o-
nad perliert Stalien ieine alte Solo
ME am &oten Wteer, @ritrea, Die tells.
on Ibeiipnien, tells an bas Suoon=
8ebiet faut, nabreno Somalilono
nno BON 1851 an Gripolitonien Der
romiid)en Berpoltung anpertrout
peroen iollen. Sn Sripolis fam es
5ur Hliinoerung italienilder @eidaf-
te unb 5u anti-amerifanilden Gemon-
ltrotionen, Die ouf Wosfau'er Snipi-
ration binipeilen, ba bie bortiaen
Slugbafen Elm Dorm i'm Auee ser
Sopiet< t<Strotegen bilben.
als Elm 5orti6ritt barf peraeidnet
meroen, boB bie 8ereinten Nationen
oie grorterung bes Snboneiiiden
&onTlifts auf BEN 9erbit pertagten.
Sebr gum aerger ser gliibenben gor.
fampfer fiir Die Sa6e Ser Sreibeit,
mie iie Weosfau rmeint". 2ie &onln=
Der baben nod langen Weiiben bie
@runolage fiir oirefte 8erbonolungen
nit oen rHepublifanern" er5ieIt
8enn feline neue ginmii6ung bon
ouBen erfolgt, ioate es mogli6 ieia,
gu einem &ompromiB ou 9elangen,
Der Der Hebtloiiefeit uno @etpatt=
tatigfeit ein gnoe bereitet unb alien
beredtigten gnlpriiden Der Betpobner
entipridt.
Burma, ieit ieiner 2osloiung aus
Dem britilhen HeihsDerbanb Der
Sdauplas zines &fes aner geeen
ole, iou iest nod elmer 4nfiinoigung
aus Gelbi BON bier 2anoern bes Com.
monDealtb unteritiieung in @eIo nno
Baffen erbolten. Reis miro nidt
our6 IufItdnoe probuaiert.
Sir aiien 1piini1t sic 2egier,,na
Gbinas, Die in &anton bas tpeitere
Sorti6reiten Ser Communication
Slut abpartet, einen gerteoieungs-
paft nad Dem 8orbilo Der noroatlan-
til6en Gaiana. 0r. @eIlineton &oo.
Der dineiiide 8otidafter in 8aibins.
ton, trug Die SsSOee Dem amerifaniiben
Staotsiefret1r Dor. Ser inoii1e Bre-
mierminiiter Yanoit Sa,pabarlal
Nebru erflarte, erit miibten Die inne.
rem &onflifte in ben aiiatiiden 2dn,
bern geloit lein, mas fir bie &onton-
&eeieruns elm id1pader Croft lit.
Nad Sonefong, Der britiihen Solo.
ME nabe Ganton, iino iedstauienh
Mann 8eritdrfungen untertpegs.
Ser 5inonSminiiter Dafiftans, GU
Iam Mobantmeb, erfldrte, man ntiifie
loie elenben 2ebensberbdltniiie bei
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21

aiiatiihen Naiien perbeiierL tpenn
man ben 1peiteren gormorid 0es
&ommunisntus perbinoern, tpole.
amerifa iolIte Sednifer, 93atgeber
u1tb Gnleiben Iiefern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21
MAXIMILIAN-SALRE

@ltberiibmte &rduterIalbe. uniiber.
troffen BEL
Sr q n b 10 Il nbeu
aIler Mrt unb bel anoern 2eioen.
melde i'm beisesebenen 3irfular an.
gegeben iinb.
Breis 60 Gents per Sur, plus
2 Gents Ohio State Coles Sar fir
oieienigen, Die i'm Staate Ohio mob
men.
Sour al beaieben bonn
Maximilian Sanitarium
2698 Joyce Ave-, COLUMBUS IL. O.
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Ilter 2eier, H. ..

01,rh bie 6iirbitte oes HI. SSoiepb
lit meme 8itte erbort norOsn. Gum
Can't geeen @ott ieaoe id1 SEnen ein-
Iieeenbe @abe.
Srou g., isis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21

@inlieeeno Ienbe id Sbnen einen
Sded inn 8etra9e bon S. a1tm 0onf
fir erboltene @obltaten.
z. g., Mo.
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Stiuritje 0c6 SDlfeS
fiir bas eSOiepbiunm

Siernit ienoe id Sbnen $2o. Die
ih 5ur loufenben Sreiitele per'pro=
den bate. Weine Bite lit, @ott Iei
3onf, erbort Dorben.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
Two Puscoqouluns
Meet Aboard Ship

Two Paseagoulans had the
good fortune to find them
selves assigned to the USS Hec-
tor, a repair ship. aboard which
they are working as electricians.
Such work should come naturally
to them, as their fathers follow
the same trade and are members
of the local union.
They are Stanford P. Blount,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o.
Blount and Carl l., Taylor, o of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Taylor. Blount
enlisted September, l948. and was
sent TO San Diego for recruit
training, after which he attended
electricians scool in the same
city before being assigned to the
Hector. He is graduate of DIV
school, Paseagoula.
Taylor enlisted in January, l94e
and also was sent to San Diego
for recruit training and the cleo
trician's school.
They first met on the ship July
"a. The Hector is based at Long
Beach. Claif.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05

met Monday with the new COM
mander. F. Herman, presiding
Merlyn Ryan gave a report on
the recent WV fair.
Miss Caroline Hill entertained
with a pre-nuptial luncheon at
Trilby's Saturday in honor of
Miss Carol Snyder. Guests were
Mesdames Emily Hathaway, J. c.
Sanders, Frank Snyder, Edward
Snyder. Bryon Aggregard. Ches-
ter Snyder, Miss Shirley Sanders
and the honoree.
Return Home
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.. Todtenbier
have returned from a visit to
Eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Steelman
and daughter and Alvin Endt
motored to Mobile last week for
a baseball game.
w. f. Anderson of the Orlando
Evening Star was a guest last
week of MI, and Mrs. j. S, Brad
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID, Dunnaway
had as weekend guests Mrs. Dun
naway's brother, Melville Schu-
macher, wife and daughter of
Baton Rouge.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Garrard and
young sons are guests of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fleet Ever
hart.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Semmes
of Meridian were guests of Mrs.
o. d. Davidson for the weekend
and were accompanied back by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Covert and
baby Sol
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
News From Ocean Springs 80.
George Arndi Elected To Head School
Board; Schools Open September 9Th

to her home in Mobile after a
visit with Mrs. Ida Wilson.
Oscar Joachim, Jr., is visiting
in Vicksburg.
Mrs. George Thornton and
brother, Larry Williams, motored
to Lumberton. Miss. Thursday
and were accompanied back by
Mrs. Jack Williams and baby.
Russell Moran, young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Moran, enter
tanned a few friends Wednesday
at the family's summer home on
Fort Bayou. They were Bee
Mohler, Chucky Dessommes, Reg
inald Richards, Gwen Beaugez,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
BY MRS. JEAN HANDY

: George Arndt was elected
president of the school board at
D meeting Monday to replace H.
p. Plateau who has served in that
capacity for some and who re-
Gently resigned, Daniel Bernard
Van Court was introduced as the
newly appointed representative
of the town council. Registra-
ton at the Ocean Springs schools
will be held September ! and 2
and the official opening will be
September 8.
Mrs. Josie Davis has returned
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05

Trixie Mullen, jeanne Smith and
Jennie Boon of Biloxi.
Mrs. Don Eglin and daughter
are visiting in Long Branch. N. j.,
as guests of Mrs. Eglin's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mike La Macchia, and
Mr.. La Macchia.
Wade Gale of Perkinston Jun
ior College spent the weekend
with his father, Frank Gale, and
Mrs. Gale.
Motor Trip
Mrs. w. +. Williams and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Buford Myrick and son
and niece, 10 Ann Thornton, mot
ored to Denham Springs, La,
Wednesday where they visited
Mrs. Williams sister, Mrs. c.. o,
Brunch. They were accompanied
home by Malcolm Williams who
was visiting there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Friar had
as guests the past week Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Marshall of New
Orleans and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Marshall of Florida.
Frank Werner has returned
home from Modesto, Calf, where
he was called after the motor ac-
cident of his sister, Miss Laura
Werner, whom he brought back
to the home of their mother, Mrs.
Ann Werner.
Mrs. Ralph Desilvey of Green
Cover, Fla, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Martin of Jackson are
house guests of Mrs. Audrey De-
silvey.
Miss Charlotte Williams has
returned from a visit in New Or
leans with Mr. and Mrs. N. w.
DevereauX.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Cole gave
a birthday party Wednesday af-
ternoon in honor of the 18th
birthday of their son, Jimmie.
Games were played on the lawn
and birthday cake and ice cream
were served to Johnny and
Travis Norman, jamie Schmidt,
Sue Mitchell, Marguerite Viii
liams, Alice Austin, Myrna Mitch
ell, Sally Staley, Glen and Harry
Bruno, Billy Woodley, j. T. Hern,
Hubert Morris Hit, Bonnie, David
and Ernie Cole.
Ernest c. Satcher, a negro ma
tive of Ocean Springs, died in
Detroit last week where he has
made his home recently. He is
survived by his widow, Abel, and
two sisters, Olivia Garner and
Sylvine Aites of Ocean Springs.
The funeral was held at Ocean
Springs at the Methodist church
and interment was in evergreen
cemetery,
Duchess Club
Mrs. William Gilmore enter
tanned the Duchess Club Thurs
day night. The project of the
club is gathering soap wrappers
for each of which the manufac-
turers will send a bar of soap
overseas. A party plate was
served members present.
st. AIMS Guild of the Episco-
pal church met with Mrs. Inez
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
CALVIN BoLDINC INSTALLED
: AS ODD FELLOWS PRIEST

A feature of the meeting of the
Gulf Coast Encampment at the
Odd Fellows hall Thursday of last
week was the installation of Cal
vim Bolding as high priest and
Sam Wilkerson as inside sem
tinel.
An announcement was made
by Patriarch Arthur Allen that
v. O. Kirkland of Laurel would
fill the vacancy left by the death
of E. c. Cochran of West Point,
grand patriarch of the Mississippi
Encampment.
Refreshments were served at
the conclusion of business.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05

Tuesday to attend evening ses-
sion Of the revival at the Sea-
shore Methodist camp at Biloxi.
They We're chsperoned by Mrs.
Alva Guillotte.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
Young Methodists Attend
Evening Service AT Camp

Many of the members of the
Youth Fellowship of the First
Methodist church went in a body
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11
NotionoI A. .. L.
To Meet Moy 18th

Annual meeting of the nation
al commission of the Anti-Defa-
nation League of B'nai Birth
will be held in New York, May
14-15, at the Waldorf-Astoria,
Benjamin r. Epstein, national di-
rector of the League, announced
today. More than 800 Jewish
community leaders from all parts
of the United States and Canada
are expected to attend.
The Authorization League
is the educational arm of the
B'nai Birth, oldest and largest
Jewish service organization in
the United SITES. Justice Meier
Steinbrink u the New York
State Supreme Court is national
chairman of ADJ.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11

"The Lot of Easter" tells the
timeless tale of the comedy Jew
ish girl whom Ahasuerus of Per-
STA chose for his queen. Able
to forsake her past in this new
position of royal favor, Esther
risked her life instead to thwart
a scheme which would destroy
the Jews. Recognizing the con-
tinuity of the past and future,
which bound her destiny to that
of her people, Esther sought a
forbidden audience with the
King and, in saving her own in
tegrity, she also saved the Jews.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11
the US.

the us.
Small local factories, especial
" in the food-production line,
are showing tendencies to am
algamate. In several cases three
or four small producers are pool
ing their resources and equip
ment and inviting a capitalist to
ioin them in the setting-up OF
one big, modern factory. The
aim is to bring production capital
in each case up to some $2OO,OOO.
Three committees are busy re-
viewing the needs Of Israels cit
rus industry. They are engaged
in the preparation of new mark
citing legislation. in the search
for capital for the rehabilitation
of war-damaged orchards and IN
the exploration Of possible i'm.
provements in the methods and
mechanization Of citrus growing
All committees consist Of repre-
sentatives of the growers the
Ministry of Agriculture and inde'
~a,,dau% a,rpe1ts.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11
French Court Acquits
Nozi Art Expert

PARIS, (JTA) Karl Epting,
head of the German Institute in
Paris during the occupation, &C
cused of requisitioning pictures
and antiques belonging to French
Jews, was acquitted at a trial
here this week after testimony in
his behalf by Otto Abetz, Ger
many's wartime ambassador to
France.
The French Education Minis
try has ordered all teachers to
read to their classes the United
Nations Declaration of Human
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11
Chinese Government
Extends Recognition
To State Of Israel

LAKE SUCCESS, (JTA)-The
Chinese Republic this week for
mally recognized the states of
Israel and Transjordan. A report
to this effect was received here
from Canton.
Aubrey S. Eban, head of the
Israeli delegation to the United
Nations, in a letter to Chinese
delegate DR.. T. F. Tsiang, ex-
pressed qualification over China's
recognition of Israel. ''The peo-
pie of Israeli, he stated, "are
eager to contribute to the renew
al and development of progress
sive life and culture in the con-
tinent of Asia, in which its own
civilization was born. We are.
therefore, particularly gratified
to be accorded the recognition
of the oldest Asiatic power. The
action of your government will
doubtless be regarded as highly
significant by all the peoples of
Asia"