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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27
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gs lit fir oie 2abilit1t Der re1tli-
den Ho1ition 8oIens fenn5eihnenh
baB Die gfedtfertigung Der Maieneri-
Iierung poriorglih anf einen breiten
Booen geitellt miro. Dab ie6es einseI-
ne argument babel an Beipeisfraft
INNER mebr perliert, lit freilid niht
gu berfennen. Dies gilt i9on fir ben
eriten oieIer biIfsmeife (fiir BEN Soil
Ser 8erneinllng polnii9er @ebietsbo=
beit) borgebrahten @riinoe; nod
traglihe Hedtfertigung Der nripriing<
lid oielleiht l,nauIdiiigen MusiieoIung
olrrh gin,piaigans oes @etroffenen
Gogen. RonpaleI5ierlng eines bolfer-
rebtlihen Aftes). Oieie na1trGglide
Me6tfertigung. fiebt Holen i'm @er-
balten oes aontrollrates, Ser oen
itdn6igen @bidub Der oitoenti1en 8e-
p0lferung in oie bier Beinsungsoonen
@eit-D Dentiblanbs 1pioeripruhslos
binsenommen babe, io,pie in bem
leberiieolungsplan bes @ooroina-
tionsfomitees bonn II. Nobember
1916 (Eert ngl. guropa-Mrdip 1947
.5. 823). Snbeiien berfangen aub bie-
ie Mreumente nibt. Sic baften an Der
Oberfldhe unb iiberfeben Die boIfer-
rehtlihen gorausiebungen zines iol-
den .&otupaleIaierungsaftes bol-
fommen. gs lit auBer 5treit, oaB
eine nabtrGglibe 9eilung DoIfer-
rehtsmibriger &anblungen nur omrh
3uitimm1ng Der betroffenen Hartei
erfolgen. fnnn. gs fragt iih oaber.
5ltn1bIt, tper als nBetroffener" All
betrahten lit.
Die Moglidfeit, bie Mafe Der eli-
Iierten DeutIben ieIbit als auItim-
mungsberehtigte 8etroffene au be-
5eidnen, iit babel 5undhit ausauidei-
ben. geibt unbeoingt 0esmegen, tpeil
irah ben 2ebren bes iogennnntea flai-
iiihen Wolferre1ts eines gIiidliheren
Snbrbun6erts nur Die 5taaten, niht
aber Gin5elperionen als Er1ger boil
ferrebtlider Mebte iino Hflihten in
@etraht f1men. Diele Muffaiinng mug
beute aIs erlhiittert angeieben tper-
ben: Dos 1teuere lirto erit reht oas 1Der-
oen6e W0Iferreht 1eigt burbnus 6a5u,l
9erfonen, BerionengemeinI1afte
(Min6erbeitenD uno oeren amer
fnnnfe DrgdniIationen "a. 9. @finoer-l
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27

Sn benz @rief iteIte gr5biihof Be.
ran Die Grnge: yMiro Die romiih.fa-
tbolilde aircbe in Der GIdehosSlotDa
tel nod pom Gtnnt anerfnnnt2 @etn
ia, ailfsrtno ipelhen @eIeses puroe
Die ron1ilb -fatbolijhe Stride ibrer ge.
iebmdBigen llnabb1ngigfeit in irr1te.
rem Jraget beraubt2" Dos Shreiben
oes Gr3biihofs fonnte oaranf iflic-
ben Iaiien, bob Die Sierarhie periuht,
eiten entlheibenben 5hritt in oem
ieit Wonaten idtpelenben RuItnr.
fampf 5u tun.
@dbreno ieiner ipohenlangen Mb-
geifloiienbeit I'm Hnlait. 10 erfl1rte
Der @r5biihof babe er nuf ieine 8e-
f6tper0ell on perihieoene Miniiterien
feine I1ltport erbalten 1lnb es lei linn
10 gut ,pie feline 4olt 5ngegnngen. Or
babe iid beim sitnen- l,rto &mltns-
miniiterium io1pie anberen Stnats-
itellen iiber Die 8erlesung Ieiner eise-
men Rehte 1ino Der Der Stride be-
Ifmert.
sd iebe MIDI ge5nungen, mid an
ben @eneralantpalt al nenoen," 10
fiibrte er in Dem 5hreiben aus, .oa
es mir unmoglih lit, nit einem re6t-
n1abigen Gertreter an fonferieren -
es ipiro feitem erIaubt, mid 5u belu-
den -, l,nb auBeroem baben alle gln-
udlte slnglt oaB die ibre Braris per-
Iiereal, falls iie meine Snterelien ihiit-
5en 1piiroen."
Or. Mroilan SouIfa, einem Be-
amten 0es &ultlrmi,,iiterinms, mari
Der gr5bilhof Dor, bab er i'm Namen
0es gr5bildofs 1no Der Oioaeie bonn
Biibofspalait aus MaBnabmen treffe.
Sein Brief eiltbielt nod Ole foIgehoen
8elhulbigungen: Der Staat babe iih
oas firhlihe MntsiiegeI angeeignet; !;
Der Staat perfaufte @runobeiit oes
gr5biihofs unb Der Dio5eie obne fem
8iiien ltno obne Ginbaltung oes iibli-
dFen &e6tsmegs; osr gr3biihof lei
ieglider perionlihen Sretbeit uno nl-
Ter er5biidofliden 8e6te beraubt NOR
ben, .l,,t6 6ns obne cine seri6tlibe
gntideionng"; Die 3piihenrufe, Die
i'm on ieiner Breoigt am t9. Snhi
perbinoerten, ieien oreaniiiert NOR
ben; Die 6egieri,ng babe niht ber-
iu6t, irgetlo iemanoen tpegen bieier
Stornng 81, perbaftenz ob,pobl aabl-
reide 8oli5eibeanlte i'm 9om anipe-
leiro tpare11. =, ..
Mit Dem 8rief 6es gr5biidofs bat
Ole Stride gum atpeiten Wealee inner
balb 8odenfriit Die S,1itiatibe in III
rem &f nit Dem 5taat ergriffen.
SSn ben lesten Woben bat Der Staat
feline neuen MnBnabmen gegen Ole
Stride ergriffen, 10 Dob iid feine me-
ientlide aenoerung boll5og. aber es
gilt nidt als a,,seeihloKen, oaB ser
aampf gegen Die Stride i'm Serbit
beri6drft miro, iobaIo Die @rnte ein-
gebraft lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27

Annfprru5 nntprfhlauf
nptt Nanlptt GnttrB =

Seit oen Sagen Der sroBen fran,
5oiiihen Hepolution gebraubt ser
0eutibe bas Spri1mort: ,gr lebi
wie @ott in 5ranfreid!" 8. b., obne
Bflibten, obne Sorgen. 9ie Sofobi.
ner batten ia Den lieben @ott vabge.
iest" oaber NOR bieler, 10 iagte man
i9er5baft, in Der nelen 8epublif obne
8eihdftieuns.
Sn @enf, no ieit mebreren Mona.
ten cine groBe 8irtibaftsfonferena
tagt, bat man nun @ott 5tpar ni6i
abgeIest, tpobl aber 5einen Namer
unterI6lagen. llnb, 1pas ebenio er.
itaunlid lit, oie hriitlide @elt bad
oaaii geih1piegen. $50 10 ,nanhe ne.
benla6lihe Dinge an Die groBe @lode
gebangt 1perbelt, gerdt niemano ii,
Mufregl1ns iiber Die perbIiiffenoe Gnt.
lbeionng Der @enfer 4onferen5, Der
Namen @ottes 5ll ltreihen!
gs gebt babel Inn mebr als ei11
paar Sutpelen uno einen groBen
8rofen barter @elomdbrung. .gs
gebt Inn nidts n1ebr uno nibts noe.
niger" pie Die &SYa aus sSreibura
in Der S6wei5 beridtet, vols um ben
Namen @ottes, Ser auf Der oipIomati.
ihen &onferena u1terihlagen tpuroe
So5uiagen auf ,tueltmdnnil6-elegan.
te' Weiie Cmau rnuB bod @altung be.
mabren, ober riht!2), in6ireft-oirefte
d Ia ,,,aedere de Plate, oaB man leine
Sanoe in, l1nldulo tualden fann. STE.
5ept oa5u: man nimmt ettpas 9aien.
fitBigfeit, miift ettpas @lei6giiltig.
feit bin5u, min es nit niemanoem Der.
oerben, pagt feinen 5tan6pnnft gu
baben, gldn5t ourh AbpeIenbeit an
ben Sisungen: ct lie toav est joMe :"
Das lieit iid gang nett, apenn es
teine Nie6erlage bes MbenoIan.
oes nare. Cine Nieoerlage i'm 8on.
linn oes Bortes, elm @nffenltreden
Dor Der SoDiet1 Union unb ibren Sra.
banten, oie man geneinbin Satelliten
beiBt. 8ertreter 6riltli1er 5taater
baben I'M entiheioenben Mugenblid oie
Jlinte irs &orn getporfen llno iinh
wie guben oanon geIprungen.
gu ben Satiaden: S1t Der &ommil,
iio,1 fit &ranfe l11o gertpunbete par
gegen ben @ioerltanb Der l15tSH uns
ibrer Berbiinbeten (oenen man ibre
Saltung nidt berargen fann, ba Dies
lire 2ebensbaltung iiD ser Mane
@ottes nit fii1funo5manaig gegen iie.
ben 5timmen in bie Brdambel aufge.
nonmen iporben. MnBlnnb NOR in Der
Disfuiiion ltitterlegen. Der rote Sod.
fuB ihlih 1ih baber banf Der @lei9.
giiltigfeit Der iibrigen ourb elm Sin.
tertiirhen tpieoer Elm ltnb geipann iein
Spiel.
Sim is. Suit tpnr6e in Ser Som.
mtiiion fir @efangene bingegen sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27

I 8rabaln @reene lit &onoertit; er
geborte uripriinglidb Der engliiben
9o6firde an. Muf Die Srase bes fran-
5oiiihen Sournaliiten, mie er gum Ra-
tboli3ismus sefommen iei, erfldrte
Greene, bob er bel ieiner Berebeltd-
lng nit elmer fatbolilhen 5rau gum
aatboli5ismus iibergetreten lei, Inn
10 roem 9erfommen 5u geniigen"
Sabre muBtea nod oerseben, ebe er
pirflid &atbolif 1puroe. gr babe iih
oamals nod feinesmegs fir religiole
Jragen intereiiiert; benn in gnglanb
atme man oie &eligion ni9t NIT Der
Suit oes 2anbes elm. 9as Gbri1ten-
tum Jet rein menis tpie elm frenloer
@alt" auf Die Snlel sefommen. I'm
es 5u oeriteben uno oarin leben a.,
fonnen, brauhe ser gngldtloer 3eug-
niiie ,uie Der Singer Gbomas: er min
Die gagelmale ieben uno feline @ano
in Die beiltgen @unbtnale legen. Sln
Sabre 1888 nun mar 8reene bon ei.
ner 2onooner 3eitl1ng nod Merifo
geIanot poroen, Inn Die religi0ie Ga.
ge in einem 2anbe au erforihen, in
Dem lett et1pa 5ebn Sabren Die Stride
elmer berni6tenben 8erfolgung aus
geiebt par. @dbrenb bieier &eiie, Die
i'm in Die abgelegenIten @egenben bes
2an6es fiibrte, bat er 6en @lallben
entoedt, bel ben anoeren uno
l6lieBli6 BEL fth ielber.
~Die Gage BORT" 10 iagte Greene.
.tpar 10 furhtbar, tuie i6 Tie IN man.
diem 8iidern beldrieben babe. Sd
babe in ni6ts iibertrieben. sSr man.
ben Staaten i'm y5ii6en bes 2an6es
sab es feinen einaigen 9rielter nebr,
ftano nibt mebr cine ein5ige &irhe.
@r beridtete Don oem berborgenen
Hingen Der @IGubigen, bon oen beirn-
lih in Bribatbauiern eefeierten Mei-
fen, bon BEN 8eihten in @aragen unb
Shuppen, bon Der &inri6tung bes
SeIuitenpaters Bro (oem l1rbil6 bes
9eloen ieines 9fomans vDie Maht
uno oie @errli6feit~) J, Ser snIammen
nit bier anoeren Subrern 6es @otbo-
li5ismus erihoifen ipurbe, zines Mt-
tentats negen, 6as bieie M6ttner ME
begangen batten. an oies babe i'm
slltiefit ersriffen. Das 2eben nit oen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27
mip t1nn 1,1n Einrr nrtt
4lauhPtt fann

Der ensliide Sdriftlteller
@rabam Greene, Ser 8erfaher
bes beriibntten Homans .Die
Na6t uno oie Serrli6feit" ges
mabrte anldBli6 ieiner Seilnab.
me an Der @o9e Der u&atboli-
lden Snteleftuellen" in Baris
einem 8ertreter ser fran5oiilhen
fatbolil6en 3eitung, Semoignase
Gbretien' cine l1nterreorng. 90
es in oieier Inn Die uns aGe be-
pegenoen 8egeupartsfragen oes
Gbriitentums gebt, geben mir iie
nah ser Wiindener ,Grhen5ei-
tung' in Ben tpeientIi9lten 8unf-
ten ipieoer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27
Err tfd,rd,ifl,p Knl-
..turkanpf

SSn Srnapa in Der Slppafei MUIR
ben leste 8ode sipei Sitilarbilhofe
getneibt in @egentpart elmer groben
golfsmenge, Die tros elmer 8erfebrs-
iperrung 5uiammengeltromt 1par. Gie
Weibe iDuroe uon gr5biibof Soief
Notoha Don Slmiib bollaogen. Die
neuen Biidofe iino glmbroiius 2a3if,
Der als apoItoliiher MbminiItrator
bon Srilaba 1pirfte, ltno Hobert 8o-
bo5np, &apiti,larbifar BON 3o5nopa.
Migr. 2a5if ,puroe gum SitularbiIdof
bon Mppia, Hobo5nD gum Sitularbi-
lbof bon Stella ernan1t.
Mne tibediiden unb ilolpafiihen
Biihofe narett nnapeieno, auBer 6em
9rimas gr5biidof Soief 8eran, Der
lett Monntert ben &unpf Der Stride
gegen Die 8eoriidung oar1 Die
StaatsgeDalt fiibrt. Die Stride bate
cine 8eroronung Der Communication
Wabtbaber miBabtet, 1ponah alfe
firdlihen Geiern uno @alfabrten
5nbor bon Der &egierllng geneblrligt
mer6en niiBten. @allfabrer tpnroen
|n1ttermegs in Der @auptitaot 8rutis-
laba @reBburg) aifsebalten, sluf
benz Weg nab 9rnapa, bas breiBig
Meilen norooitlih uon Ser 9auptftaot
liegt, 1pl,roe ibnen bon giienbabnbes
amten mitgeteilt, oaB fem ,3ug, tpeoer
Sdnea5ug nod BerIonen5,s, in
SrnaDa balten tpiirbe, unb atpar aus
ute6niiben @riinben" 5onntagsper-
febr NIT Smnibuiie,l .Dar gleidfaas
ausgeidaItet. 9aridauffeure apeiger-
ten fih, Paiiagiere nad Ernapa at
fabren.
Srosoem brangten iib oreitauieno
Weni6en in bie ct. 9eiholas Stride
|nn6 peitere oreitauieno ,pobnten i'm
5reien Der Seier bel.
gr5biIbof Soief 8eran brad am
II. bs. eine 5tueinonatige Beriooe bes
|Shmeigei1s unb bei9uloigte bie fom=
muniitiihe Megierl,ng, baB iie i'm I'M
ter gerletung ieiner perfaiilngsmd-
bigen Gedte gefangen balte. Der Yri=
mas lit nidt mebr in Ser Seffentli1-
feit eridienen, ieitbem am 19. Suni
feline Breoigt in Der ct. Beits- -aatbe-
brale bon Communication Storenfrie-
ben llnterbrohen 1pur6e.
Ser Gr5biidof erflGrt nun in einem
|Shreiben an ben @eneraIitaatsnrl-
malt, oaB er in ieinem Brager 9a-
lnit interniert 1lnb iioIiert lei. Ser
Megierllng mari er iiberbies Dor, ooB
|iie 1id in 1lngeiesliher Meife ieineg
Mmtes als Setter Der Dio3eie bem61.
tigt uno bie @eIbmittel Der Dio5ele
I [beihlagnabnlt babe. Dag 6hreiben
in1lrbe Der nusl6lbifhen Breiie ourb
firhlihe uilo 6iplonlntiIhe &nn1Ie 3ll.
|geleitet li1o o,.rd ben Narnofunf ber.
'breitet.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
Negro Candidates
Lose In Georgia

AUGUSTA, Ga. - (ANP(-Two
Negro candidates for the city coun-
Gil of Augusta last week lost to the
White candidate when all but White
vote-seekers withdrew from the cleo
ton on election day.
Losers were Frank N. Summer
field and George Elmer Ross, the
first Negroes to ever seek office in
this council. They sought election
from the third ward.
Winner was Jerry L. Scully. He
gained over the colored candidates
when two other Whites, John B..
Chavous and T. H. Preskitt with
drew their names from the ballots
just as the polls opened.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
NEGRO JUDGE
NOMINATES.
GRAND JUROR

LOS ANGELES - (ANP) - For
the first time in California history
a Negro judge nominated for grand
jury duty last week when Judge
Edwin l.. Jefferson of the Superior
court named two persons to a list
Of 1875 nominees.
Judge Jefferson nominated Mrs.
Ethel G. Atkinson, housewife and
prominent club leader, and Mrs.
Flora Grant of Pasadena. AH
Two other Negroes also were
nominated by White judges. They
were Herman Hill, news man, NOM
mated by Judge Frederick F. Houser
and the Rev. Harold NJ. Kingsley,
pastor, Church of Christian Fellow
ship, named by Judge Robert H.
Scott.
OF the 1876 nominees 10 will be
selected for grand jury duty.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
MAN TO FLORIDA
CALIFORNIA GAL CHASES

1T have been here in Florida a
month. The lady I worked for in
California has written me several
letters and is anxious for me to
come back. I am ashamed to let her
know that do not have the rail-
road fare. However, I would like
very much to go. Should I write
her or stay here until can get it
together? Feb. 2, 1926"
Ans: Let her know Immediately
that you are eager to return but
your finances win not permit and
suggest that she send you a ticket
with which to return. She viii be
very glad to finance your fare and
take it out Of your salary in small
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24

The newest editions to the Rdddick
clan were named Evelyn and Ethel.
OF her 10 children only seven are
still living. Her Oldest living child
is %, ana the youngest besides the
the twins is 8. ~ afFf z
Mrs. Riddick is a native Of Titus.
town, Va, one Of 25 children. Her
mother had two sets of twins.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
TROUBLES VANISHED AFTER
WRITING THIS COLUMN

''I wrote you last year and my
worries vanished. My problem this
time is not so serious. Recently I
was left sum Of money and l
want to know if I should invest it
in a car or a home. I have always
wanted both but for some reason l
feel like I would like a car best.
April 4, 1926"
Ans: Be practical and put your
money in the bank for the time be-
ing. A car is a luxury-something
you can well do without. You'd be
a smart young lady to salt this
money away and wait until you are
a little older, or married, before
making a purchase of any kind.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
Mother, SO, Has
Third Set Of Twins

NORFOLK, Va - (ANP] ~ MIS-
Evelyn Riddfcks's, so, last week
startled the medical world when she
gave birth to her third set Of twins
at Community hospital. The twins
were Mrs. Riddick's '1S tn and 10Th
children.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
BABY'S FATHER WANTS TO
MARRY ME NOW

I'm in a great big world all alone
and I need help. I am 10 and a
mother and the baby's father didn't
marry me. He went on to school
and finished. Now he is working,
making very good and says he loves
me and wants to make a home for
me and the baby. Do you think I
should marry him now since he
wouldn't at first June II, 1880.
Ans: He's the only man you have
ever loved and since you have his
child, it would be well to seriously
consider his offer of marriage. 1t
was unfortunate that you had to go
through your experience alone -
but now he realizes his responsible
ty and wants to do something about
it. You can be happy together pro-
vided you put the past behind you
and concentrate on making sue
cess of your marriage.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24

payments. That was a wild goose
chase you made to Florida the
man friend wasn't at all serious. Go
back to Calf. as soon as you can
arrange it.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
1PRryAl1H READlNesH
BIZ Bette g. o4bbe' Wallace


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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
GO no BEAUTY SCHOOL IN
CHICAGO OR KANSAS CITY?

II have worked two years and
saved my money so that could go
to beauty school. Now that am
about TO make this move, I can't
decide If I should attend school here
in K. c. or go to Chicago and live
with friend and take the course.
May 10. 1929"
Ans: Attend beauty school in K.C.
so that you can be with your family
and friends. 1t will be less expensive
and you can get just as thorough
thraining. Actually, your friend in
Chicago doesn't have room for you.
You would be better off with your
own folks.
THINKS 1T is LOVERS DUTY
TO PAY DIVORCE EXPENSE
why won't my lover pay for my
divorce? I think that it is his duty
since he said he wanted to marry
me? Nov. IL. $780,"
Ans: He is already out Of the no
ton. In fact, he's seeking a way
out. You're making mistake to try
to jump into a. new marriage sc
soon after separating from your
husband. You could patch things
up if you would agree to see each
other. AS for the divorce - it Ger
tainly is not your friends obliga'
ton to pay for your divorce.
The Arizona post., 1949-05-20
Z0A Elects
New Officers

New officers for next season
were elected at a meeting held
May at Anshei Israel. They are:
pres. Henry Kaufman; 1st vice
pres. Joseph Brindis; End vice
pres. Charles Danziger; 3rd vice
pres. Murray Shift; treas. Harry
Strauss; cor. sec. Elmer Court
land; rec. sec. Seymour Schulz
man.
Elected to the Board were: Mey-
er Agron, Rabbi Bilgray, Rabbi
Breger, Leon Bitter, Meyer Co.
hen, Arthur Dunes, Jack Frucht-
hendler, Sherman Goodfriend, I.
H. Handmaker, Sidney Kaderlan,
Sam r. Kaufman, Ben Kessler,
Morris Kleinerman, Jack Posner,
M. L. Rutz, Philip Salonic, Morris
Shanhouse, DR.. Leonard Weiner,
Sidney Weissberger, and Reuben
Finder.
Steering Committee is COM
The Arizona post., 1949-05-20
Local Women
At Conference

Five Hadassah delegates at
tended the South Pacific Coast
regional convention at Long
Beach May 9 through the 18th.
They were Mines. Louis Cohen,
local president, Marcus Breger,
Abe Feuerstein, Henry Rubin
stein, Sidney Szerlip.
Mrs. Breger was elected region
al vice-president, the first time
a Tucson member was chosen an
officer of the regional conference.
She gave a paper on Youth Ac-
cepts the Challenge. Mrs. Rubin
stein served on the Credentials
Committee. Mrs. Cohen was a
member of the workshop on fund
raising for Youth Aliyah. Nation
al treasurer, Mrs. Abraham Tu-
lin of New York, was mentor.
Of interest to members is the
announcement that Hadassah's
national convention will be in
San Francisco in the Fall.
The Arizona post., 1949-05-20

posed of Messrs. Brindis, Court
land, Shift and DR.. Weiner. Del
egates to the Community Council
are Messrs. CORTLAND, Danziger
and Handmaker.
Chairmen appointed to the vari-
Gus committees are: Cultural, DR..
Leon Bitter; JNF, Reuben lin
der; Membership, DR.. Leonard
Weiner; Social, Charles Danziger;
UJA, Arthur Dunes, Publicity,
NJ. L. Rutz.
An Installation Breakfast will
be held in June with the outgo-
ing president, DR.. Leonard Vein
er, as installing officer. At that
time the Book of Remembrance
will be signed by members and
honorary dignitaries and will be
added to similar signatures thru
out the U. S. and deposited in Is
rael's main library at Jerusalem
1t will serve as a testimonial to
American Zionists' share in re-
creation of the new Jewish state.
Charles Danziger is delegate to
the ZOA convention in New York
May %. DR.. Leon Bitter is alter
nate. Henry Kaufman will at
tend the regional conference in
Santa Monica, Calf, July 1913.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
District-West Indies
Ocean Ship Cruise
Scheduled in June

The 10,000-ton cruise ship
Evangeiine is scheduled tenta-
lively to inaugurate an expert
mental Washington-to-West In
dies cruise next June. it was
learned today.
John Z. Smith, jr., president Of
the United States Travel Agency
here. disclosed negotiations are
under way with the Eastern
steamship Line for q 72-day
charter Of the 400-passenger
vessel.
It would be the largest pas
senger ship ever to enter the port
Of Washington.
Mr.. Smith said announcement
Of channel being dredged. dredg-
ing operations by the Army
engineers between Smith Point
and Maryland Point. As miles
below Washington. whcih would
increase the channel depth to
a. feet. clears the way for the
cruise service.
The Evangeline. which served
as q hospital ship during the
last war in both the Atlantic and
Pacific, draws 211a feet. 1t has
been on West Indian cruise serv-
ice from East Coast ports since
the war.
Louis F. Bohraus. chairman Of
the River and Harbor Commit
tee Of the Washington Board Of
Trade, declared inauguration Of
the Evangeline cruise would
"spearhead other cruise serv-
ices" He suggested the first cruise
be linked with the Sesquicenten-
nial observances here.
Tentative plans call for the
Evangeline to leave Washington
on June 81 and make its first
stop at Port au Prince, Haiti.
From there. it would go to San
Juan, Puerto Rico, then st.
Thomas, in the Virgin Islands,
before returning to Washington.
A second cruise would be from
Washington to Quebec, with
stop at the Gaspe Peninsula, Mr..
Smith said. This trip would ter
minuate at New York, by which
time the charter would have ex-
pired.
Success of the two cruises
would determine whether others
would be planned later, Mr.. Smith
said.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Sour Note on Chromonica
Draws Court Continuance

The sour note Of $17.95
Chromonica drew a two-week con-
tinuance in Small Claims Court
yesterday to give the seller time
to replace the instrument with a
new one full Of sweet notes.
The Chromonica, a souped-u
harmonica, was the object Of a
claim brought against Abraham
L. Schiller. who owns a store at
Ninth and E streets NV, by
Richard E. Volland, 10. of 429
Rittenhouse street NV.
Appearing in court yesterday,
Mr.. Volland blew hard and long
on the nat note.
Commented Judge George D.
Nelson: you can't even hit the
first note Of Home Sweet Home :"
The judge set November 10 as
the day everything should be
settled by Mr.. Schiller and Mr..
Volland.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Election Clerk on Radio

Ward Caddington, clerk to the
Montgomery County supervisors
Of elections. will be interviewed
by Mrs. Robert Caviness. voters
service chairman Of the County
League Of Women Voters, at 1915
pm. Monday over Station WGAY,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
RyIund Church Anniversary

The 106th anniversary of the
organization Of Ryland Metho-
dist Church will be observed at
$50 o'clock tonight with a box
supper at the church. Branch
avenue and s street Sc. Greet
ings by former pastors of the
church will be extended to the
congregation. The Rev. Melvin
y. Ledered Is the present pastor.
Evening star., 1949-10-28

NURSING STUDENT WINS AWARD-R. Shivers Oeft)
Of civtan international presents award to
Miss Hugette Veuthy student of nursing Wash
ngton Missionary College, whose essay What America
Means Me- placed tenth in national Cvitan contest Look
ing Leslie Hunt president Of the Silver Spring Civitan
Club The presentation made yesterday in the Silver Spring
Hot Shoppe. Star Staff Photo