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The Arizona post., 1949-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Pitluck
and daughter, Elaine, had a de-
lightful visit at Van Nuys, Calf,
with their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hauptman.
Adeline Klein, a former Tue
sonian, was married Aug. 19 in
Los Angeles to Joe Ritz, Los An
geles businessman. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Edelberg, N. Tyndall, and sister
of Mrs. Sam Heifetz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Weinberg,
E. Seneca, returned a few days
ago to their home at Marion, Ind,
and want to say goodbye to their
many friends here, who hope they
will return soon again to live here.
Harry Milestone, Philadelphia,
has returned to Tucson and will
spend his third season at the home
of Mrs. Jack Fruchtman, E. 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo RackOff, E..
3rd, are back after spending sew
eral weeks at the Coast.
Bernie BOtfeld was hOnOred at
a picnic at Mt. Lennon recently
at which Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Saltzman, E. 1st, were hosts. Ber-
ME will attend the U. of Wash
ington this fall. Others present
were: Mrs. Minnie Goldfarb and
daughter, Dorothy, Jerry Botfeld,
Matthew Nolan, Morris Rosen-
thai, Hyman Rudnick, Gilbert
Saltzman, Leon Tasler.
Sophie Weiner, Anshei Israel
secretary, is now living at 72512
E. 7th.
Jack Podret is now living on N
Longfellow.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-02
Lester Kaufman, E. Elm, who

Lester Kaufman, E. Elm, who
joined his family here recently,
was accompanied by Leonard
Scott, Brooklyn, and his cousin,
Jason Helfand, student at Tenn
pie U. They are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Kaufman, E. Elm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Amber, E.
End, have returned from a long
trip to the East and Chicago.
Miss Eva Pitluk, E. 1st, is leav-
ing for an 18-day vacation in Los
Angeles with her sister and fam
lily.
Mrs. Morris Snyder, E. Speed
way, wants to say goodbye to all
her wonderful friends here. Her
health much improved, she re-
turned home to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Parker, he's
manager of Rancho Diablo, spent
several days in Las Vegas.
Mrs. Walter Miller, N. End, is
back after visiting at the Coast
for several weeks.
In their new home on N. For
geus are Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Yontef. Their mother, Mrs. Bertha
Rothenberg, has returned to
Union City, N. ]. after a delightful
two months visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Adolph Weiss and
little granddaughter, Judith Ka-
sen, are back from a five weeks
fishing and vacationing near Nc
Nary, Ariz. They operate the
Hungarian Village Restaurant.
The Meyer AgrOn family are
in their new home at 1880 E.
Mabel.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-02
Social and
Rsr,onal

Mrs. Arthur III. Leeb, N. 5th,
left Aug. 81 to attend the we'd
ding of her niece, Rose Patrick,
who will be married in Chicago,
Sept. 4, to Rudolph Paul Ruben
stein, Tucson and Chicago. Miss
Patrick is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Patrick, former
Tucsonians. Mr.. Rubenstein, a
senior at the U. of A., is the son
of Mrs. Clara Rubenstein.
Newcomers arriving six weeks
ago are DR.. and Mrs. Fred S.
Preuss and daughter, Rosalia, 20
months. They are formerly of Ba-
tavia, N. Y. DR.. Preuss is in charge
of the laboratory at Veterans
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac MargOliS,
E. 1st, are on a trip which in
cludes Indian Hot Springs and
Los Angeles.
Rose Nuremberg, E. 18th, re-
turned recently from six weeks
at Lake Tahoe and points in Cal
ifornia. Her sister, Gertrude, land
ed in New York last week after a
six week cruise to South America
going as far south as BuenoS
Aires. She will be back after La
Dor Day and is now visiting in
Boston.
Friends were distressed to hear
that Mr.. Eva Checkaway's son
(she's field worker for Pioneer
Women) was killed in an auto ac-
cident enroute to San Francisco
last week and his wife critically
injured.
Mrs. Sol Levine, Lisbon Place,
returned a few weeks ago from
Hurleyville, N. Y, where h e
spent the summer with Mr.. Le-
vine.
DIR. and Mrs. Melvin Nj. Hal
perm and their two children, Mar
tin 10, Bonnie 7, formerly of New
ark, N. j., and originally of Louis
vile, came three weeks ago to
make their new home here. Dr.
Halpern expects to enter the gen.
eral practice of medicine later.
Mrs Halpern is the sister of Mrs.
Joseph Corey. They are living
temporarily on E. Elm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gordon
recently entertained for Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Weinberg, who are
returning to their home in In
diana.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-02
Mrs. Alexander BerkOwitz and

Mrs. Alexander BerkOWitZ and
daughter, N. Campbell, just re-
turned from two months visiting
in New York, during which Mrs.
Berkowitz attended the wedding
of her brother, Prof. David Mint
ger, to the former Jusine Klein.
Prof. Mintzer, who received his
Ph. D. in physics at Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology, at the
age of %, is now teaching at
Brown. His wife is the niece of
Mrs. Simon, owner of Carnegia
Hall, New York.
The many friends of Doris POr-
ter will be happy to learn that
she soon returns from Chicago and
Johnson's Beach, Ind, where she
has been vacationing. She is a
student at the U. of A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris SchlOsS-
berg, formerly of Linden, N. j.
came last May and have decided
to remain permanently. However
he continues his business as a
distributor for workmen's uni
forms. They live on S. 5th.
Mrs. Abe Pine, E. 5th, returned
from a visit to the Coast.
Prof. Max M. Mandl, New York,
visited for a week with his good
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Mar
gulies, E. Speedway. He is the
founder of the Mandl School for
Medical Assistants in the east.
Mrs. Reda Freedman, Harris
burg, is visiting her son Alan,
Butch, who is attending the
Fenster Ranch Camp. She is stay
ing at the Santa Rita Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. Philip A. Cole
will soon be living in their new
home, 1892 E. 18th.
MIR. and Mrs. Max Frank, N.
Euclid, visited in Los Angeles re-
Gently, with Mrs. Franks sister,
Blanche Kessler. While there Mr..
Frank met one cousin from Chi
cago whom he hadn't seen in 80
years, and another cousin from
Milwaukee, whom he hadn't
greeted in over % years.
The Michael Schaeffers are liv-
ing at 3007 E. Loretta Drive.
DIR. and Mrs. Michael Weiss,
Florence, vacationed at Carousel
House, Laguna Beach, and then
toured the coast with friends.
Mrs. Weiss parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel j. Berkowitz, Elizabeth,
N. j., recently moved to Mesa,
Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan EIster and
son, Harry, E. 3rd, spent two
months in California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-02
Intimocies With Girl, 10
Charged to Mon, u
By the Associated Press

OCEANSDE, Calf, Dec. O.
Disclosure. of alleged intimacies
between a 73-year-old man and
10-year-old girl over a period of
two years was made yesterday by
Police Chief Guy Woodward after
the arrest of Roy S. Watson, a
pinsetter.
Chief Woodward said the man
was found with the girl in a
shack behind a bowling alley here,
after he was traced to Oceanside
by San Bernardino County au-
thorities.
Chief Woodward said he also
had received a warrant for the
arrest of Watson on charges of
molesting two other girls, II and
10 years old, near Chino, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-02
Three witnesses were passengers

Three witnesses were passengers
aboard the four-engined De-
which plowed through three build
lngs and burst into flames at the
e5se Of Love Field.
CAB officials sey the results OF
the investigation will be an
nounced at public hearing, prob
ably in Dallas. within the next
two weeks.
Robert Chrisp of Waslingi Ton
head of the CABS hearing and re-
cording division. said that doctors
are not ready for the planes pilot
Laurens Claude. and Flight Engi-
neer William Forbes. to be ques-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-02

in the airliner crash at Dallas
Tuesday. left behind a request for
an autopsy so the condition Of
other former prisoners OF war
might be known.
A memorandum left with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Smith
of Carlsbad, said:
"Ins the event of my death. I
request that an autopsy be made
and a thorough diagnosis Of my
stomach be sent to the Veterans
Affairs Committee in Washing
ton, D. c.
Il request this because I want
this committee to know the con-
dition of hundreds of other vet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-02
Witness Once Termed
Bitter Foe by Bridges
To Take Stand Today
BY the Associated Press

CaN L 1eA1<S4oSo, DSS' o. L AN
Government called a former Au--
tralian longshoreman who fought
through the bloody 1884 water
front strike with Harry Bridges
as a witness today in the West
Coast longshore leaders perjury
trial.
The witness is Henry Schrimpf,
stolid, barrel-chested and once
characterized by Bridges as "a
bitter enemy of mine" He testi-
fed he joined the Communist
Party in 1884 at the behest of
Henry Schmidt, a longshore officer
on trial with Bridges.
Schmidt, along with another
union official, J. R. Robertson. is
charged with conspiracy to defraud
the Government in connection with
Bridges naturalization hearing in
1945. Bridges, Australian-born, is
charged with stating falsely at his
hearing that he had never been
Communist.
Shoemaker Mentions Schrimpf.
Ex-Communist John H. Scho-
maker, who spared with Chief
Defense ..ttorney Vince Mailman
through a stormy cross-examina-
ton yesterday. m e n lion e d
Schrimpf in his testimony as
leader in a meeting to discipline
Bridges private secretary.
Shoemaker was key witness
in the Government attempt to
prove that Bridges was once an
active Communist. Shoemaker
said he gave Bridges an applica-
ton form and that Bridges was
admitted to the party in 1888,
paid dues, attended meetings and
took Communist orders in the
1884 strike.
In an attempt to impeach Scho-
makers testimony yesterday, Mr..
Hallinan worked a trick which set
the courtroom in an uproar and
threatened new trouble for him
self. Mr.. Mailman is already I'M
der a six-months delayed sem
tence for contempt of court. /
Reads Old transcript.
Mr.. Mailman had read several
questions and answers from a
10-year-old court transcript and
then asked Shoemaker if he re-
membered testifying he was not
q Communist. Shoemaker didn't
remember being asked.
do you remember" Mr.. Halli-
nan went on, that you were asked
the question, are you member
of the Communist Party?' and
you gave the answer, who, me?
No Do you recall that?"
That is very possible, answered
Shoemaker, but I do not recall
it in those words. no. There were
two hearings and I don't know
which one you were talking about.
You'd have to let me see what went
before that and after that in the
transcript"
Government Protests.
When the prosecution demanded
Shoemaker be shown the tran
script, Mr.. Hallinan said he didn't
claim those questions and answers
were in the transcript.
Government attorneys protested
and Judge Harris said he would
not have permitted the questioning
II he hadn't believed it was in the
transcript.
II wanted to trap him to see if
he was the kind of man who would
testify falsely" Mr.. Mailman said.
II did trap him"
Judge Harris said he would take |
under Amusement whether Mr..
Hallinan's action violated rules of
procedure. /
Earlier, under Mr.. Hallinan's
questioning. Shoemaker said some
one other than Bridges used the
Communist Party party alias of
''Rossi." In its opening statement
the Government said it would show
Bridges was elected to the Com
munist Party Central Committee
under the name of Rossi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-02
A-2O*. THE EVENING STAR Washington d. c.
=
Witnesses Questioned
On Air Crash Which
Killed 28 in Dallas
BY the Associated Press

DALLAS, Dec. civil Aero
nautics Board Investigators yes
terday questioned more than 20
eyeWitnesses to the American Air
lines plane crash which killed %
persons here Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-02
Hioh School Play Tonight

The Mckinley High School
Dramatic Club will present Pride
and Prejudice" at 8 o'clock to.
night in the school auditorium
Second and T streets NE. The
play Is under the direction Of
Mrs. Ada Coe and Mrs. Ade-
line Trusdale. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-02

Grams who starved for three years
as POWs under the Japanese"
Members of the family here said
yesterday it was doubtful the re-
quest could be complied with be-
cause Mr.. Smiths body was badly
burned in the crash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-02
British Speed Wire Service

Britain's Post Office has cut
the time of handling kilograms
by one minute this year, to A
minutes average time between
their handing-in and their receipt
at the post Office at the other end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-02
Both are still in the hos.

toned. Both are still in the hos
pital.
Mr.. Chrisp said Co-Pilot Rob-
ct E. Lewis was interviewed Wed
nesday but he refused to release
Mr.. Lewis statement. .
t The four engines Of the airliner
left by plane last night for Ameri-
cans shops in Tulsa. Mr.. Chrisr
said the CAB would supervise a
close inspection there.
Veteran Burned in Crash Left
Instructions for Autopsy
BY the Associated Press
ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex, Dec
2 P.-Joseph S. Smith. Bataar
Death March survivor who died
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-06
Good, But Left Out
the United States farmer.

the United States farmer.
| Studies of animals show tina
the more intelligent they are, thu
more sleep they require.
Thomas Jefferson conceived
the principal upon which certain
modern secret codes are based.
The greatest liability to- men,
tai disorder exists between the
ages of 80 and 40.
William Cody, Buffalo Bill"
became a pony express rider al
the age of IA.
The state of California pro-
duces two per cent of the wor-
Ids wine.
For 200 years during the Mid
die Ages, most of the fighting was
done by knights, and townspeople
did not participate.
The name Nebraska" comes
from the Otoe Indian name for
the Platte river, and means shall
low water.
A reformed French thief, Eu-
gene Vicocq, established the first
official detective bureau in 1917.
Even old elephants can quickly
be trained to obey orders, accord
ing to the Encyclopedia Britain
lea.
Only one or two offspring reach
maturity from millions Of eggs
produced yearly by single fish.
Ivy poisoning may be contract
ed from clothing worn a year
after contact with the ivy vine.
Words were not separated by
spaces in early forms Of writing,
according to the Encyclopedias
Britannica.
Employers of men servants must
pay luxury tax in England for
this service, according to the En-
cyclopedia Britannica.
The term "filibuster" originally
means a buccaneer or freebooter
according to the Encyclopedia
Britannica.
The potential water power Of
Africa is nearly equal to that Of
any other three continents COM
bined.
"Geyser" is an Icelandic word
meaning "gusher" or "rager",
according to the Encyclopaedia
Britannica.
More than 80 per cent Of the sea
fish landed in American ports is
consumed within 200 miles OF the
sea.
The pirate Bartholomew Rob-
erts captured more than 400 ships
according to the Encyclopedia
Britannica.
Goldfish are so plentiful in some
localities that they are used for
food, according to the Encyclo-
paedia Britannica.
Persons who have suffered from
sunstroke have an abnormal sus-
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-06
ceptibility to the action Of stimu-

ceptibiity to the action OF stimuli
| lants.
It was once believed that the
kings touch could cure certain
forms Of tuberculosis, according
to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
The principles of the card game
of poker are almost as ancient as
playing cards themselves.
The advantage Of many COM
mercial codes is that they con-
| dense the message into one-fnth
the space.
Gold was forbidden in Scotland
in 1491 because people were neg
lecting their archery practice for
it.
A tangle in the hair was once
believed to be caused by elves
according to the Encyclopedias
Britannica.
In deciphering secret messages,
the assumption Of probable clue
words is often necessary.
An estimated 10000 gold-seek-
ers crossed the continent to reach
California in 1849, according to
the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Certain types of beetles were
mummified in ancient times be-
cause they were thought to be
sacred, according to the Encylo-
paedia Britannica.
In July, 1850, 500 ships lay in
San Francisco Harbor, deserted by
crews that had gone hunting gold,
according to the Encyclopaedia
BRITANNICA.
The percentage of insanity is
greater among the unmarried than
among the married, according to
the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Failure of a husband to sew
his wife's clothes is grounds for
divorce among some African ma
tives, according to the Encyclo-
paedia BRITANNICA.
Imprisonment in ancient Rome
was used only to detain a prison.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-06

er until tried, when he was either
killed, physically punished Oh
freed.
The chemical designation ZOE
the element plutonium, an lngreo-
lent of the atom bomb, IS Pu.
The name rubber" comes from
the earliest use Of the substance
which was to rub out pencil marks
according to the Encyclopaedia
BRITANNICA.
The 33-century-old city OF Jer-
usalem has passed from one re-
lipion to another six times, ac-
cording to the Encyclopaedia.
Egyptian peasant women tat
too their chins and foreheads WIN
a flower design, according 70 Inc
Encyclopedia Britannica.
The grampus, a member OF tne
dolphin family, hunts In PACKS
attacking whales. according TO tne
Encyclopedia Britannica.
Colorful goldfish have been
produced by careful breeding, out
under natural conditions they VIII
revert to their original greenisn
brown color. i.
Fingerprints as a means Oh
Identification were used from
the earliest days Of the ORIENT
when rulers used their thumb,
prints as an official signature.
The trunk of the African ele-
phant has two finger-like pro-
cesses at the end-that OF the
Asiatic elephant, only one.
The drinking OF alcohol Is
more often a symptom OF mem
tai desease than its cause, &C
cording to the Encyclopedia
Britannica.
Lincoln's first inaugural ad-
dress was rushed by Pony Ex-
press from st. Joseph, Mo-, to the
Pacific coast in the fastest Trip
ever made by the express-seveh
days and II hours.
Pebbles with crude markings
on them are the first known
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-06

The planet Neptune is 80 time
farther from the sun than is the
earth, and is probably colder than
33o degrees below zero, according
to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Mental habits Of self-control,
self-relance, and concentration
or their opposites, are formed
when child is two to five years
old, and are seldom changed in
later years.
Diamonds are sorted from other
substances after being mined by
passing the ore over a creased
incline, where the diamonds ad-
here to the grease, according to
the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Love birds are really parrots.
The largest flower known weighs
Is pounds.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-06

gambling devices, used by the
men near the time OF the stone
ace. according to the Encycio-
pedia Britannica.
scalping, practiced by some m
American Indians, was paln1ui
but not necessarily fatal, since e
the part taken was usually IA a
snali circular patch of skin just
hack of the crown of the head.
Great groups of Monarch but
terflies migrate from Canada ana
and the United States to the Gun
states in early autumn, according
to the Encyclopedias Britannica.
sumerian women Of thousands
of years ago used gold compae.s
complete with tweezers, earpick :.
and hand-scratchers according 70
the Encyclopedia Britannica. J
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-06

It would require up to two full
pages Of the Hungry Horse News
each week to print the publicity
releases that stuff our mail box
These come from big corpora
lions, governmental agencies
schools, pro communists, anti
communists, the Hawaiian pine
apple interests, the Cuban sugar
growers, and even the peanut in
dustry.
Our policy is to print none Of
it. Yet there is some interesting
material. The following filters
are from the National Editorial
association, who have no axe to
grind, but are rendering service to
members. eve belong).
Here is their April list of fill
ers, those little items used by
newspapers to fill out columns,
hence the name. Interesting aren't
they?
Certain lizards of Malaga make
gliding flights.
An early type of American mat
ches cost four cents each.
Mac" used before a proper
name means son."
The pig was used as a scaven-
ger before it was used as food.
More than a pint Of water per
day is exhaled in the breath.
Cricket fighting is a favorite
sport in China.
Sausage is referred to in writ
ings as old as Homer's Odyssey.
Elephants of Ceylon are gen.
orally tuskless.
Only the male nightingale sings.
Famine occurs in some portions
Of India every year.
The population Of North Amer
lea more than doubled between
1880 and 1910.
In certain primitive tribes, kill
ing a dog is considered as bad as
murder.
A sponge was carried by Rom
an soldiers as drinking vessel.
The mink, highly valued for
its fur, has very disagreeable
smell.
White elephants in Siam are
baptized and feted like human
beings.
The Chinese poet, Ii Pc, was
entitled to free wine in any tav-
ern In China.
Food is eaten with the fingers
instead Of chopsticks by the Chin
csc in a period of mourning.
Customers in barber shops were
once provided with musical enter
tainment.
Coffee was considered an in
toxicating beverage by early Mo-
hammedan priests.
The actress Eleonora Duse
played Juliet when she was only
IA years old.
The pyramids Of Egypt contain
plaster work at least 1000 years
old.
In the West Indies, glow worms
are confined in lanterns to light
homes.
Until the gutta percha ball was
introduced in 1848, golf balls were
stuffed with feathers.
It is considered immodest
among the tribes Of Sumatra and
Celebes to expose the knees.
The Liberty bell was cracked
while tolling knell for Chief
Justice John Marshall in 1885.
The onion is one of the earliest
cultivated plants, according to the
Encyclopaedia Britannica.
The SO called elephant mound
in Wisconsin is actually believed
to be an effigy of bear.
Livestock provides the largest
selling source of cash income for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12

requirements must
These VIII be discussed terms Of the kind Of men
tho
REGENERATED MEN
for All persons fellowship ~ the
be rogonesicd They must change
of heart and mi influence 81 tho Holy Spirit
This an experience Nhot al who member
the church conference.-the GOOD as well morally
when they.
Chris, and commitment 70 hun as Lord and
that the reRenerave powers Of ne HOLY
SPIRIT begun their work IN them
The church needs For only such
expected the life Of the chui'
such be expected 10 ike up to the Obligations OF
member OF the church
THIS IS obvious whcn recall what the church and wfa'
we believe about H. believe visible church
cation bcevc Christ covcnanied 10 perpeie
ship believers Christ 20 observe his ordnsn
obey spread the gospel through all nations ana
to advance Kingdom OF our Lord
Regeneration the only door into the church Through
alone fulfill the requirements and Z"
gifts and rights and privileges OF church mem'
ship
INFORMED MEN
The church need rcgcncsed also informed s0'
he hni th and They know what puros
church established and how can best be ca
what hep responsibilities are as an 'noNt
CHRISTIAN and as a member of community OF Christians.
The SIMPLE actof with church does not m'facuo
give all he needs to know and experience apoH
Joining M position 70 learn
a membership how the church governed ~
II operates: Faith and practices
and learned before one afiua
ons The church membership fuller
decn,r significance
Regeneration information leaves man dumb
saint highly informed and vocal forces Of upright
world dumb SaIn will he argued out OF a
posion OF respect n the contests OF minds
The become Jusi ~
informed about the represent and aciaic
thcr presentations enlightened and vocal n
dom into ieal1ation they also talk nio calityand '
with intelligence. information and convictions