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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-20
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-20

Totals e "a IL 10 81
Free throws missed: Kennewick
Is. Pasco IA.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
|Concordio Choir Presents
Concert of Rare Beauty

training but Of rare beauty In
concerted vocal sound.
Mr. Christensen upholds In his
choral group the style and stand
ards that for years made the St
Olaf Choir. under his disttn-
guished fathers direction. one O!
the greatest In the country. There
Is the same velvety seniority OF
tone and answering regard foz
musical artistry. At times, In the
Q capeIla singing. the timbre Is Of
organ-like richness and again Is
pure and vibrant as Q violin and
always Of unshakable steadtness
Of emission. Just to hear the
long-held notes In perfectly
blended harmony die away at the
close Of number Is an experience
In itself. Special attention has
been given to breath control 80
that long-sustained phrases or
Evening star., 1949-05-26

suhtls technical ELECTS are formed
with astonishing ease and with
no fsitertrg IN tone. The choir
lis one Of the few that can really
hum. an important item In train
Ing too often overlooked by d.
rectors. Each section Of the sing
ers irnbue their nne. pure intona-
ton with an ethereal. noating
quality. very lovely and moving
These material facts In no way
convey the real essence Of the
choir's singing. which Is q true
recreation Of the spirit Of each
selection. The deeply reverend
delivery Of Bach's Come. Sooth-
ing Death" beggars description. a
also the special treatment o.
Deep River" Williams Who Ii
She?" and "Hodie Christus Natus
Est" or the two remarkable SONGS
by Randall Thompson. Howl Ye'
and "Ye Shall Have O Song" The
unhurried tempt Of the director
permitted the voices 70 soar forth
and to create. At the same time.
q wonderful pattern Of color and
dynamics. Several soloists demon
Evening star., 1949-05-26

20 Closely Woven. vst-dyed.
Weshabla cretonns Studio Cow
srs. Were 1923. Now---e.4s
40 vst-dysd. Fast ceIors. Wash-
sbis crstonns Doveno Covers.
We're 1895. Now-------S.4S
40 Pain BsautifuI Ruftex Gre
lsuns Summer Drepes in as
sorted colors. Were 6.98. Now,
3.es
100 Ysrds SIS" Wide Upholstery
Febsies. .Wos 1873. Now -9se
400 Ysrds 3e" Wide EvsrsIaxs
ceIerful chintx. Wos | 40. Nov.
sse
100 Ysrds IS" Wide Striped
Slip Cover Materiel. Was so.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
100 Yards -" Slip Cover REM
nsnts. Was 1873. Now---S9e
Is Knit Sefs Covers. Were
l2.95. Now---------4.4S
100 Yards vst-dyed csstenns.
56" wide, florcl ond striped pot
terms. Was 6oc. Now----4ee
800 Yards ~" Wids Curtain
Mstssisl in ossorted. coIors and
poterns. Was 4oc. Now---19e
Goidesbese's Ul
Evening star., 1949-05-26

% esys' 6sbss1iss Slssks.
Royons ord royor ard wool rsss-
lures. Z,pper fls. toos peclsss.
Sizes s 70 le years. Were 20,
Nov k-fs
IS Bsysf Aii-sNssi s~esssss.
Solid roIoss ord figured posserrs.
Al perfect. SIip-on styles Sizes
4 10 IL. Were LOO 10 -.
NOV . SSe
IS Dsys' Sesss Shias. forosa
rsoke, fine cotton brooo<scsh.
short sleeves. sports coilors,
Slightly .feculoss. Hfoker siYss,
Were | .0S 70 10. fSo~ 4ee
4 Dsys' Lsissss Sssfs. Al wool.
t~o-fcns irckes ~ish siaxIs 70
rcsch. Sizes 5 10 6. Were
7.os. Nov 14s
IS Dsys' esse ssiss. psoids. checks
ord nsissuses. Tor. blue ord
ORGY. Broker ssxes Q 10 i6.
Wers i2.ce. Nsc~ - 100
IS osys' Nhies 0s<k Sissks.
Fire rrode u sonswired duck.
Al fcslcred ~ssh cafss. siiahs In
perfecsions. ssrsx s 20 i6 seors.
Were 2.7o. sso~ i.u
Evening star., 1949-05-26
By Alice EveHmon

The Concordia Choir Of Moor
head. Mimi. stopped for . con-
cert IN Constitution Han lasi
night on its way to Europe for q
Norwegian tour. Under the d.
rection Of Paul ]. Christensen
the fatr-sized audience heare
some Of the most beautiful choral
singing since the visit of the
famous st. Olaf Choir, directed By
the corcordia conductors father
r. Melius Christensen. The ap-
pearance was sponsored by the
Greater Washington Chapter OF
the corcordia Alumni Association
and should have drawn choir
groups from all the churches In
this city irrespective Of denomina-
ton. The concert was an extfbi-
ton not only Of superb technical
Evening star., 1949-05-26

30 ssys' sssss tsyIs Slssha
Sonfofirsd gobosdans oesd f~4sls,
fus siasslr scps, strss q 10 10
years. Were 50 fso~ Tss
IS ssys' Ssls end Tss skisss.
Solid coiort, stripes ord writes.
Fine cn~sbed roston sosn. sisoht
irfsu4loss. sisss 8 - 10 sssss.
Mere 7Se 20 90. Nos BE
90 ssys' wksss Dress sklss. tiss
sotns soney ord 2.sosasd seyors.
Coilos attectsed styles ssrcass
and sight lsfeo'salfa. SEss ]
70 i4a. Were 72S - Z ~
fSuw @-r~~ .4.e. = - lay
30 Bsys' swsm~iss Tsssks. redo
~ifh irsAes sSpposses. Moseew
ord bl4ss. ssxss 10 10 10 vsoss.
Wers $50. fso~. ~..t %
50 esys ssiss s~l riss Odd
less toksn from cs fsQyies
ssoska Were @9e 70 ! 90. fsow.
1ss
20 asys' WssAs&is tsmss slssAA
sonsotsrsd ecsfon f~sils erd sssss.
sncs. Bsrksa ssrs.. Were 4s
10 2.2S. fso~ t-2e
Evening star., 1949-05-26
coots and Suits
Reduced

I Only, Black Fus-srimmsd Cast.
Size 10. Was e.95. Now 500
I Only, Blue Fss- -trimmsd csst.
Size 8. Wos 5o.o5. Now 1000
! Only. Red spsins cest. Size
II. Was 1895. Now----5.00
Z Jsaies Misses Evsains Dresses.
Sizes 9 cnd IL. Were 1875.
Now w------------4.SS
s Dresses, junior sizes 9 to 5.
Were SOS to S.o5. Nov = 800
Goidenbesg,s Goats and Ssits.
Second Fioof
Evening star., 1949-05-26

st-atec thA4r Aoe schooling n
some os the numbers which In
eluced tie dramatic Built On .
Rock hy LlncenAnn. the lovely
folk melody. ~Aspsraison.- ar
ranged ey r. Melfas Christensen,
his ~Exaitatson" and the d nie !
Praise Thee" by Koentx.
During the snsxymsxxson. ths
Ambassador Of Norway. Wilhelm,
Mgnthe de Morxenssierne. was In
sro6uced by Representative Haruac
c. HAGEN Of Minnesota. The An
oassador. II speaking cs ths
chosr,s Forthcoming tour. SAID thai
Minnesota Is q household word
IN Norway" and praised the Erour
for carrying On the traditions q.
the pioneers 70 this country and
Of these who founded the Ccn-
cordia College 90 years ago. Ths
choir responded by sinxing ths
Norwegian national anthem and
The Star-SpanRled Banner.
making the latter . profoundly
moving hymn.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Notions Reduced

~ Sells cssehst csssss. slightly
soiled. Were loe. Now Sc
20 Ysrds Gssssrsia RibksR. only
in eroy. Was zoe yord. Nov Toe
7 Wsll-msds oisRkst Chests.
Protect your winter blonkets.
Were $50. Now 800
30 Flsss. 3x5 feet. Were l.ss.
Nov -----ASe
80 Stspisrs. for Use cs o fossensr.
plier, or toeker. Were ZOO. Nov.
ese
ceIdsnbers's Nssisns. Street fIees
Evening star., 1949-05-26

II Bsausiful Tsffste o. chintx
ceIorful vsnity Skirts. Were
7.e8. Now----A----3.49
so Peiss Knit csrtains. tailored
style. Were 1873. Now---Sse
i8 Hasseeks. assorted colors.
Were 8.o8. Now--------6.49
II Hessoeks. assorted eolors.
Were 6.o8. Nov -e---4.49
~ Hassoekss assorted eolors.
Were 5.9s. Now--------3.E9
~ Hassoeks, assorted coiors.
Were 3.e6. Now--------2.49
100 Msehins OIL shsdss. slightly
ireouIor. Were ! so. Now sic
400 Yards 46" Wids fsbls OIL
eIeth, slightly irreoulor. Was 6oe.
NOW ----------- 1Se
100 Fibss Window shsdss on
ouoronteed rollers. Were 7oc.
Now we
50 vsnefian Blinds. rs" TO 36".
Were 4.o8. Now--- 3.29
20 Porch Awnings. from 5h II.
to 6k, II. Now reduced to 6.49
30 Ssts Plsstie cottsse Sets.
Were 3.o8. Nov --z.4e
zo-54"x54" Flsnnsl Back OIL
cloth Teblseieths. Were l.96.
Nov --------------1.o0
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Points Reduced

II 5-Gel. PeiIs Messsr Made
Asphsh and Asbestos Reef cess-
Ing. Were 3.o6. Now z.5S
81 Gels. Nu-kess Meintsrenes
Peint. brown and croy. Use in
side or outside. Was 3.25. Nov.
2.49
II Gels. Wsshebls, Interior ons-
coet Enemsl, white and ivory.
Wos $50. Now -2.sS
i25 Qts. Floor and Deck Paint.
Assorted eolon. Wos LIS. Nov,
S7e
GoIdenbers's Paints.
Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1949-05-26


- psRtiss end Girdlss, fine clos
tic stretch. White. yellow. nude.
Sizes small. medium. large. Were
2.96. Now------------1.69
, kyIem cerssIsttss by "stond-
ard" ripper. Size 40. Were
1850. Now
I Upper 6irdIs. boned, by Rem
co." Size 20. Wos $50. Nov,
500
~ Odd Lot Of Givdlss end Cor
ssss. back loce or side ripper.
Broken sizes. Were SOS to $50.
Now -----Z.S9
/, eneAnS EEanv
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Lingerie Reduced

- Cotton Slips with built-up
shoulders. White only. Sizes
"a and 36. Were | 90. Now. sss
- Rsyen ssips. loce trimmed.
Slightly soiIed from hondlino.
Sizes 81 and 81. Were l.5o.
NOW -Te
81 Rsyen Briefs. EIostie woist-
bands. Size small only. Were
4oc. Now w--------l9e
- Rsyen psnties end Briefs.
Slightly soiled from counter dis
play. Sizes small and medium.
Were S9c. Now 3Sc
40 Rsyon Slips with loee trim;
odjustoble strap. Sizes 81 ard
"a. Were 2.le. Now -6Se
s6 Cotton Slips; Ioee top ond
bottom; adjustable sfrop. White
ond teorose. Sizes 81 and "a.
Were l.3o. Nov I.i9
8 kyien Slips. white only. Sizes
SO and 40. Slightly soiled. Were
3.95. Now so
Goldenbess's Linssrie,
= E Sfreef FIooS
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Infonts' Weor
Reduced TO 29e
Wers 100 TO I.W

We're IUU TO Ivy
nfonts clothing and furnishings in cool Summer coftons
hots shirts and shorts, slightly soiled from counter
dispIoy Otherwise perfect. Sizes broken
Tots Rsyoa Dresses in postel shodes Sizes to Were
90 Nov - 100
"a Girls Cotton and Reyon Dresses; also sheer.
Sizes to TO- Were $50. Now------------ LOO
Teen-oae Shorts, sonforzed oobordine with wide belts
s;zes u and IA Were 5.oo Now-- 800
; Grs. Al-wooI Cape ssiss. Size and s. Were 7.oo.
Nov 500
Boys Eson Suits, all WOOL long pants with fully lined
iockets Mere 10 60 Now-------
s Ghs chenie Robes in posteIs and whites. Sizes g
8. Were z99 -.-.--rr---------,,-...a..9 ... a.90
Girls AIIvool. cees and Hst Ses. Sizes and Were
eoidssbsrss ckadrsss VISA. ssesat fs~
Evening star., 1949-05-26


10 Pieces Odd Lot 6ertes Belts
and Brassisres. White and nude.
Broken sizes. Were LOO to ZOO.
Now -----------z9e
Only Satin Givdls by "vonity."
High rise woist. is" length. Size
70. Was 1850. Now----6.95
IS Pantiss four-woy stretch
eIostic waist. Blue. white ond
nude. Sizes small and medium.
Were l.oo. Now-------97e
30 Dorothy podd" Bsassisrss.
cotton and satin, sizes 81 to 36.
Discontinued styles. Were rs
to $50. Now w-----------4Se
Goldenberofy c
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Neckweor Reduced

II Wsmsa's csttea oisssss In
directive STYLES. Broken sixes.
slightly soiied. White only. Were
1872. Now ess
S. ksekwsss. heissss end Dick
les. Slightly soiied. Were Soc.
Now --tSs 50
~ Mea's Fine. Wkits Csstsa
lnitisisd hsRdkssehisis. Slightly
soiled. Were Soc. Now ---33s
4 Ness Fine. Cessea Corded
Hsndksrehisss. Slightly soiled,
Were Soc. Now
eoldenbsss's ksekwssr. Street fioes
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Hondbuss Reduced
10 White Piastie Call Hendbass

10 White pisstie Coli Hsndbsss
in new novelty styles: slightly
soiled. Were Soc to ooc. Now,
IL White ceH HendbsSs in box
and novelty styles. slightly soiled.
We're l.5e. Nov. plus tax s37e
Is Multi-eolersd Striped cesds
hsndbess; top. hondle styles.
Were 500. Nov. plus tax ss9e
Piss Federal Tax.
cnlderhero's Hc,dhnos SS,aef Eloos
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Gloves Reduced

IS peirs White fsbEie Gloves,
slightly soiIed; broken sizes. Were
100. Now w----------3Se
TO peiss White and Nstursl
lsathsr Cloves. Slightly soiled.
Broken sizes. Were l.6o. Nov,
54s
coldsnbers's Gloves. Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-26

Swemsn'1 cest swsetsrs. loo%
wool. button-up neck. Sizes 36.
20 and a.. Were l.ee. Now, 9se
- Strsplsss Halters in pastel
eolors. by "Fomfit." Sizes 81
to SO. Were $50. Now 80
= Swsstsrs, loo% nylon; pull
on, short sleeves: maize and
oquo. Sizes "a and 38. Were
2.o9. Now----------t.se
Evening star., 1949-05-26

30 Misses' Tee Shirts; moize and
peach. Size medium and large.
Were 100. Now 39e
4 BIousss. royon crepe. Sizes
81 and "a. White. slightly
soiIed. Were 2.eo to 500. Nov.
Soc
I Pair Wool sleeks. brown only.
Size Is. Wos 5.o5. Nov, z.99
a Misses' Western Plaid Blousss.
Sizes IL to 10. Were l.9o. Now.
l.29
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Fomous FuIl-Foshioned NyIon Hosiery
Reduced, 79c poir

Were IjS
Extro sheer and medium sheer full Fashioned Nyon Hose
kylon from top to toe wonted shodes sizes 6h to o
I7o Pairs fulfashioned Service weight kyion Hose with
Isle TOP and foot Seconds Wonted shodes to lOK.
II perfect l65 ----------------s------S S6e
1856 Pais FuI-Fashioned Ali-NyIon Hose. Mil mends.
sheer hose Wonted shades. 8h to lOh. Were SIC.
Pars NoSeam and MoekSeem kayon Hose Isle heel
and toe Perfect and irreeuIor Of higher erode Wonted
shodes. Sizes 8 " to 1914 Were 3oc co Now fos ioo
s6 Poirs children Ankess Perfect quoi eIostic tops
and turn down cuffs. Sizes 6h to 9 in the lot. Were
3oc and 4oc. Now---------------------
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Gay, CoIorfuI Sun Backs Reduced to 1877

Button-bock Sun Dress in two styles Poy styles and
sun-bock Styles Finely woven eottons in vorgoted stripes
and coIors Fast coIors of course. Sizes IL to 3d.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Admirul Edson Shifted

Rear Admiral ssrraea n Ed
soa. xurpss oe.c~- 81 Tire Naval
Gun FACTORY. has bern DESIGNATED
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Boys Summer Sweoters Reduced to Sc
Wers I<9 10 1913

Fine we'll knit cotton sweoes in neck end
turtle neck styles sonpies and slight irrecuon OF higher
priced Fornous nnokes. Sizes TO l6 yeors.
Evening star., 1949-05-26

sxysssy cssAeeg ~ ecr-srsA<a9 &C kAe
Nara Caassssax r~zsss ~ nrSck-
ayn. n. Y, lie w1@s t~e aEsesr~xss<s
IA Ire Ola FGStrvy Feas ~
cazsssg Rrmue W EAeaF6
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Boys WoshobIe Cotton Shorts
Reduced 10 68c

Boys woshobls cotton twill shorts. boxer styles In
brown ond blue. Sizes TO IL
CsiSesbsses esys Wear. Street fIs~
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Mems Athletic Shirts
Reduced to Ae

Mems Athletic ShlFtS
Reduced to 44e
Wsrs nc each
l5o all finely knit eombed cotton yo; full cut extra
long, At this money sowing price, stock up for all your
hot weather needs. Sizes 40 to IS.
ZOO Mems Briefs. Small, medium, large. Were &c. Now
Z for 100
800 Mems Fine Tie. in oree Of designs ond
eoors. Were l.O0-l.5o
Is Mems AII-WooI Sweoten. Medium and large. Were
2oo Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Mems Fine ouety Dress Shirts. Sizes Ia to Is only.
Were 2ee; Nov
Coot or ponts Sizes A-B Were 80. Now --------5oe
36 Mems Faney Stripe Dress Shirts. All first quoiy Full
cut and perfect fitting Sizes IA to IS. Were 49, Now
100
- Mems Fine combed Cotton Yen Tee Shirts. Sizes
smol medium and large. Were 85c. Now soc
2 cedenbass Mess Fumhkiosa Street Flee, q n 1 z -
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Glider Cushion Sets Reduced to 1898

sx-piece cushion sets in striped design green and
orange wine with green and beige. Well mode OF plastic
finished drill for cosy cleaning
Evening star., 1949-05-26

8l"xl08" Heovy Muslin Bedsheets
Reduced to l.7o
Wers 2.So
heoy quoIy type l2s full bIeoehed snowy white muslin
bedsheets Seconds subject mendobe teor Mote large sze
GoIdenbess Domesties Street Fioos
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Fully Guaranteed Apex ,Yocuum cIeoners =,
DrosticoIIy Reduced
NyIon Upper GirdIes
Reduced to 2.oo
Were 3.99

Woven of fine NyIon with boned front poneI Trimmed
with contrasting feothe stitching. White, nude and blue
n
Evening star., 1949-05-26

Air II . mixture Of gases. nos
n chemical compound.
Evening star., 1949-05-26

36" UnbIeoched Muslin Remnants
Reduced to 16e Yord
Were Hc Yard
Heoay quoity remnont lengths Of to yards So" wide
unbeoched muslin Beoches white otter ounderino Limited
quantity
Godenbefgs Domesties Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-26

ceIdsnbers,s co,sets. Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Women's Dress Shoes
Reduced to 100 Pair

Browns blocks and pocnts suedes ond other ncerc All
sizes the group but not in oil styles
Codeaberss Shoes, stsef ffoes
Evening star., 1949-05-26

coIdenbers's sportweor, Second FIoo,
Evening star., 1949-05-26

cN1esbwgS 1eyf Nsss. sstssf 1IseF
Evening star., 1949-05-26

Goldenbe's's lingerie.
Street Fioof
Evening star., 1949-05-26

GeIdenbsssis Upholstery. Third Flees
Evening star., 1949-05-26

celSssbess's Hss;sr. Street FIsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07
Explorers Pay Tribute
To Peary in Marking
His Polar Discovery

Tributes to Rear Admiral Rob-
ert z. Peary on the 40th anniver-
sary Of his discovery of the North
Pole were extended last night by
eminent explorers, geographers
and by his daughter. Mrs. Marie
Peary Stafford.
The commemorative ceremonies
were conducted in the Commerce
Department Auditorium at a
meeting of the American Polar
Society.
Mrs. Stafford, who is president
of the Society of Women Geog-
raphers, told the large gathering
that the explorers wife deserved
a great deal of the credit" for
his discovery. because of her
constant encouragement. Mrs.
Peary accompanied her husband
on his first arctice expedition in
1891, spending 16 months there
cooking for 10 men and caring
for the admiral when he was laid
up with a broken leg.
One of the leading tributes
came in q message from Rear
Admiral Richard E. Byrd, the
famous explorer. He said he at
tributed what he had learned to
Admiral Peary-"a real pioneer,
who lives in my memory"
Sir Hubert wilkins, veteran
Polar explorer, termed Admiral
Peary always a leader" who un-
complainingly underwent severe
hardships in his Arctic quests for
the benefit of science.
Other tributes came in person or
in messages from Comdr. Finn
Rome, Lincoln Ellsworth, Paul A.
Siple and Vilhjalmer Stefansson.
explorers; DR.. John K. Knight,
director of the American Geo.
graphical Society of New York;
DR.. James P. Chaplin, president OF
the Explorers Club; j. r. Hide
brand, assistant editor Of the Ma
tional Geographic Magazine; Mat
them (Matt) A. Henson Of New
York, Admiral Peary's Negro aide.
who stood with him at the North
Pole, and Hught c. Mitchell, noted
mathematician and Polar explorer,
who checked the admiral's navi-
eating instruments.
DR.. Dana Conan of New York.
president of the American Polar
Society, directed the meeting. ..
Earlier in the day, ceremonies
were held at Admiral Peary's tomb
in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07
Jury Awards $4,000
In Rabies Death Suit
Against Casualty

A District Court jury yesterday
returned a verdict for $4,000
against Casualty Hospital for the
death of a woman from rabies in
November.
The hospital had been accused
Of failing to give her proper treat
ment after she had been bitten on
the hand by a dog during a rabies
epidemic In September. 1914.
The verdict was in favor Of the
woman's husband. Manly P. An
derson, 225 Massachusetts, avenue
NE. acting as administrator of
her estate.
Mr.. Anderson charged the hos
pital had failed to cauterize prop
erly his wife's wound. 1t also was
contended that the hospital was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07

negligent through failing TO give
the Pasteur treatment imnedi-
ately.
The dog that bit Mrs. Anderson
was shot by police the same day
and was found 10 be rabid. it vas
testified.
Mrs. Anderson's wound was
cauteri1ed with carbolic acid. when
a preparation Of nitric acid should
have been used. II was said
Representatives Of the hospital
commended proper treatment had
been given.
Mr.. Anderson was represented
by Attorneys Dorsey < Offutt
and Rees Gillespie. Judge T. Alan
Goldsborough presided at the trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07
Longer to Give ToIk

Senator LANCER. Republican. OF
North Dakota will speak OF
What Can We Do About Race
Prejudice and Anti-Semitism?" at
8 o'clock tonight in All Souls Uni
tartan Church. Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV. The talk is
sponsored by the Interchurch Fell
lowship of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07
Actor Hasn't Missed
Show in 63 Yeors

LONDON. - Actor A Z Mat
thewS. 70. says he has never missed
q single performance through Ill
ness IN So years Of acting.
Mr.. Matthews considered re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07
RowIinos Named Justice

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. April
7 Especially George c. Rawlings.
jr., Spotsylvania County and
Fredericksburg attorney, has been
named by Judge Leon M. Bazile
to be associate trial justice for
Spotsylvania. He succeeds Harry
q. r. Franklin, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07

ttr.nE 20 years Rgc. but changed
his mind He Is ncw stA.T.:ag II
both TIE STAGE and Scrren version
OF The ChllieTr Hundreds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07

Early cancer is durable. Your
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11

/ dren are the most beautiful and
robust of any I have ever known
300 beautiful tributes to Hadas-
sab.
You know, just the word
"Hadassah" brings pause of
reverence to any Israeli face.
Never does one say only "Hadas-
sah," but "Hadassah, blessed be
its name"
For Holy Week we are going
to Jerusalem, "to Holy Jerusalem, "
as the natives say. Words cannot
convey our days there. Suffice to
say that people come from lands
that cover the earth to pray and
to weep in gratitude, in remem-
brance, of course, but mostly in
plans for the future. The melody
of the chanting lilts with happi-
ness; the plaintive notes of the
ghetto are gone. These are new
prayers of courage and conf
dence.
There are many, many syna-
gogueS in every degree of jewish
ness, and can you believe it, on
a non-competitive basis? Amazing!
y
WE ARE JUST back from
memorable tour sponsored for
tourists to Israel by the J.N.F.
We visited reclamation projects,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-11-11
Root of the Matter.

are shifting the emphasis in their
Welfare Fund campaigns in order
to present the picture of their
local needs as we'll as their over
seas responsibilities to their con-
tributOrs. The new orientation
grows out of a firm conviction
that Jewish community life will
grow progressively weaker unless
efforts are made to strengthen it.
Attention is now being directed
to Jewish education, both formal
and informal; Jewish social and
personal services, community re-
lations, recreation for Jewish
youth and other local enterprises
which are known assets in Jewish
life. The model Jewish community
is no longer the one which raises
the largest sum of money in its
campaign but rather the one that
meets it's financial responsibility
and also provides for a stable and
healthy Jewish life at home.
THE ANNUAL meeting of the
Jewish Community Council occurs
on the 23rd of November. At that
time officers and members of the
Board will be elected. The whole
election procedure signifies the es-
sential democracy of the Jewish
community.
The nominating committee will
present a slate of nominees. There
will be more candidates on the
slate than there are vacancies to
fill. In addition, more nominations
likely will be made from the floor.
Every qualified voter can make
his own choice of the persons he
likes to run the Community Coun-
Gil for the next IL months.
In every election, some one
wins and some one loses. 1t speaks
well for the leadership of the
Phoenix Jewish community that
not only do leaders consent to run
for election, but that they con-
tinue to be interested workers
after the elections inevitable re-
suit.