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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14

They're back! Those de-e-lic-
ious Fudge Ice Cream Tarts.
Crystal Hamburg, 116 East Sec
Ond st. 35-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14

DID YOU KNOW THAT MORE
RCA TELEVISION sets are sold
in the United States, by far, than
any other make? 35-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
From where | sit e.. by Joe Marsh
Bur Curly KNOWS
Whof The Score Isl"

how the majority felt; Curly was
big enough not to insist on his
matted even though he doesn't hap
pen to be fond of baseball.
From where | sit, willingness to
respect the other peoples feelings
is important in n Democracy. If
we're tolerant Of a persons like
for baseball or a glass of temper
ate beer, we've come a long way on
the right road -. the road to q
better America, that is!
@e Ma,4e
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14

DID YOU KNOW MORE RCA
TELEVISION is sold than any
other make in Port Clinton?
35-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Port Clinton--O

Substitutions: Sandusky: Rot
singer, Schwanger, Rimbach, Hill
debrand, Payne, Seavers, Lococo,
Koser, Giheant, Thiebert.
Port Clinton: Riddle, Peterson,
Cook, Limestahl, Wood, Bashore,
Nau, Branum.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14

Advertisement
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14

Plus L. :. Tax. Big EXTRA
Savings on Rd. Trips.
GREYHOUND TERMINALS
Evening star., 1949-07-13
HOLLYWOOD.

Jennifer Jones has transferred
not only her movie affections 10
Europe but her drama loves, too.
Jennifer will do her Romeo and
Juliet" on the stage in London,
instead of New York as first
planned.
Dan Daley co-stars with Betty
Cradle again-in "Storks Don't
Bring Babies" This, Betty's next
movie, will be made in October
with Claude Binyon directing and
writing and Sol Siegel producing.
Claude Jarman, jr., only IA
years old but feet inch
tall, is finally getting his first
grownup role. And it's a boys
dream come true. He plays a
rootin' tootin' gun-totin' cowboy
in "Outriders." There'n be In
dians n everything.
Merle Oberon is very much
back in the running for Might
and the City" This movie, as
you know, will be made entirely
in London.
Looks like John Wayne will
have to do his jet Pilot" at RKO
and postpone his Sands OF Two
Jima" at Republic, because RKO
Boss Howard Hughes is adamant
about not letting John of his
commitment. His only chance is
| if RKO can come up with an
other actor of the same caliber
as John. AS of this moment,
that's unlikely.
Joan Bennett gets an all-Eng-
lish cast to support her in The
Ballad and the Source" The
locale of the book starts IN Eng
land and that is where the movie
will start-in September.
Marilyn Maxwell. looking bright
as a new penny, is knee-deep in
male admirers on her first day
back at Metro for the Clark
Gable-Loretta Young picture,
Key to the City" When l can
get a look-in, Marilyn tells me.
I'm a bubble dancer in the pic
ture. I may star on broadway IN
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes or
7 may stay in Hollywood to be
Kirk Douglas leading lady in
High Noon"
Robert Young's only sure plan IS
for a vacation at his ranch with
wife and four daughters. MY Car
riage Entrance with Ann Sheridan
is now nebulous, he tells me.
What I really want to do IS mo
Way Out" (Zanuck's new race
problem picture And what about
The World and Little Willie l
ask. mo one knows about that.
Bob replies, and this will be an
other shock for June Lockhart,
who has been waiting to make
this picture for two years.
Esther Williams wrote out a
check for $4,000 to build the swim
ming pool she designed for the
school for blind children. The pool
is two feet deep at one end. four
at the other, with ropes for the
children to feel their way.
Walter Pidgeon couldn't stand
the heat of New York. so he took
the quickest available plane back
to Hollywood.
Van Johnson's back too, from
the Rogers High School
reunion at Newport. r. l., and
visiting with his father, Charles
Johnson who works as plumber.
When some one asked the senior
johnson why he didn't give up his
plumbing and come to Hollywood
and live on the fat of his sons
income, he shook his head and re-
piled, IT can't; the people here de-
pend on me-"
I ask blond and beautiful Mar
ian Marshall for the latest news
on her romance with Howard
Hawks. II may marry him." says
Marian calmly. Then, as I grab
my notebook, "and I may not. At
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Hollywood Diary
Jennifer's Juliet for London
-By SheiIoh Grohom

this stage it's too early to tell" I
think I know what she means.
Anyway, Marian was escorted to
the premiere of you're My Every
thing" by Howard's Princetonian
son David. Maybe his old man had
better hurry and pop the ques-
ton.
Watching Paul Douglas watch
Miss Marshall (she's in a skin
tight strapless evening gown I
bring Paul back to earth with the
question, What are your immedi-
ate plans after making 'Quartered
City in Berlin?" I'm going to
the World Series" says Paul. land
I'll stay there until they send for
me-"
Loretta Youngs sister Geor-
gina was visiting her husband, Ri
cardo Montelban. on Metros Bat
tleground" set. when a producer
spotted her and offered her an
acting contract. mo, thanks" +"
said the lady. I'm much hap
pier just being a wife and the
mother to three children" Her
own mother has a total of 13
grandchildren.
(Released by North American Newspaper
AllianceD.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28

many persons who feel that gonor-
rhea lis no worse than cold"
Gonorrhea causes sterility, Grip
ping, and insanity. What cold
can do that? In the female, it can
also cause acute abdominal pain.
Surgery is required on many fe-
males due to late complications.
In addition to syphilis and
gonorrhea, there are three other
diseases classified in our medical
literature. These diseases do not
present a very serious problem to
public health in this area.
Chancroid or soft chancre" is
contagious ulcer, spread by di-
rect physical contact The infec-
ton usually developes within
three to five days after exposure
and later developes into an ulcer
like sore. The ulcers are very
painful and may bleed easily.
Granuloma inguinale is also an
infectious ulcerlike sore not ne
cessarily contracted in the gehi-
tai area of the body. An infec-
ton OF this type is spread by ero-
sion into the surrounding tissues
usually producing a very unplea-
SAINT odor and frequently lasting
for many years. II treatment is
not begun early enough, large
amounts of tissue may be eaten
away resulting in permanent de-
formity.
Lymphogranuoma venereum is
an infection in the genital region
caused by a filterable virus. The
incubation period is from one to
three or four weeks and is char
acterized by a drainage from the
lymph nodes Of the groin. Some
of the symptoms Of this infection
are loss Of appetite, loss Of weight,
symptoms, eruption on
the skin, etc.
These diseases may be prevent
ed in most cases by a high degree
of personal cleanliness.
For any further information
about the veuerea1 diseases. call
your family physician or your 10
cal health department.
Next weeks article will give
some interesting sidelights about
a 30 minute film Mississippi re-
Gently produced - Feeling All
Right
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
venereaI Disease
Major Health Problem

Gonorrhea is one of the most
prevalent of all infectious dis
eases, and the same patient may
have syphilis and gonorrhea at the
same time. The two diseases are
completely separate and are en-
tirely two different infections.
The main similarity is that they
both infect principally the same
section of the body, and they are
both spread through intimate ply
Steal contact.
Gonorrhea symptoms appear
very quickly--anywhere from two
TO ten days after exposure, but
usually three. Sometimes un-
treated gonorrhea may result in
sterility of the patient. A result
of gonorrhea in pregnant women
Is the infection of the eyes of the
baby at birth. The cases of blind
ness in babies due to gonorrhea
are held in check by state laws
which require the use of prophy-
Tactic fluid in the child's eyes inn
mediately after birth. This fluid
is either silver nitrate or aqueous
penicillin.
Gonorrhea is much more easily
noticeable to the individual than
syphilis. In instances of gonor-
Thea. rich creamy discharge is
noticed by the patient, and usu-
ally pain and burning are expert
enced during urination. Latent
gonorrhea is more difficult to di-
agnose accurately.
A great hindrance to the eradi-
cation of gonorrhea is the nonchal-
ant attitude toward gonorrhea by
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
Hand Heads Executive
Group Delta Council

STONEVILLE (SpeciaD - W.
M. Garrard, Jr., President OF the
Delta Council, announced that
James Hand, Jr., of Rolling Fork
has been reappointed chairman
of Delta Councils executive COM
mittee for 1949-50.
Mr.. Hand is past president
of the organization and has Serv-
ed as a member of Delta Councils
board of directors since 1885 when
the organization was formed. Mr..
Hand has extensive farming in
terests in Sharkey county, is pre-
sident of Delta Implement COM
pany. and is state PIMA COM
mitteeman.
Members of Delta Councils Ex-
ecutive Committee for l949-50 are
as follows: w. K. Anderson, s.
H. Kyle, Clarksdale; John Brun-
, mi and Colonel Alexander Fitz.
Hugh, Vicksburg; Hugh L. Gary,
Frank r. Mccoy, Jr., and R. P.
Parish, Jr., Greenwood; Jere B.
Nash, and w. T. Wynn, Gren-
vile; S. H. Coker, Yazoo City;
G.. c. Cortright, Rolling Fork; j.
R. Flautt, Swan Lake; A. B.
Friend, Sardis; B. F. Harbert,
Robinsonyille: w. M. Kethley,
Cleveland; w. T. Mckinney, An
guilla; J. M. Montgomery, ST.,
Inverness; P. M. B. Self, Marks;
Walter Sillers, Rosedale; J. T.
Thomas. Jr. Cruger: H. M. Trice,
Indianola; lrby Turner, Belzoni;
Torrey Wood, Hollandale: Ellis
T. Voolfolk, Tunica.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
Mrs. W. L. Young
Attends School

UNIVERSITY, (SpeciaD-Mrs.
w. l.. Young of Goodman was in
cIuded among the TIA women who
received certificates of attendance
at the Third Statewide School
Lunch Manager institute, Friday
night at banquet at the Uni
versity of Mississippi.
The two-week institute, which
was conducted by the State Board
of Health, the State Department
of Education, and the Department
of Home Economics at the uni
veryity, included advanced cour-
ses in cafeteria management, pre-
paration and care of food and
sanitation. Instructors included
representatives of the Board of
Health and the Department of
Education.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28


sincerely wish to be cut free from
their sins-these can surely trust
In God for forgiveness. One who
cannot trust God for forgiveness
has no right to trust him for any.
thing else. Then the righteous"
as the Psalmist calls them, have .
right to trust in God.
II that word means only the
perfectly and altogether good
people, Il would leave an u -
out. But IN the hight It Tie
Bible - whele, The righteous
are those whose dominant q.
sire 10 to love and serve God.
Their service 10 imperfect, their
love is far from perfect, and no
man Is without sin. But IL you can
say with Peter. Lord. thou know
est that love thee" then you
have a right to trust in God. Also
the broken-hearted can safely trust
in him. Whoever else may break
your heart. God will not. He is the
great Member Of hearts. For the Lit,
tie sorrows there may be lesser
comforters; but the real heart
breaks only God can cure.
Why Trust God?
DSALM 81 gives one answer: The
opposite Of trust is worry, and
worry never did any good at all.
Worry eats into the mind. casts no
light, gives no strength, solves no
problems, worry makes any trouble
worse. Then the writer Of Psalm
"a gives another reason for trust:
he had tried it. II trust in God were
simply doctrine of theology or a
theory of prea cheers, not many peo-
pie would take it seriously,
Trust is really passed on by
a kind Of cOntagion from heart
to heart. II there are not more
people who know what trust
means, Ii Is because those who
have known have kept 1t too
much to themselves.
1t would be a wonderful stimulus
to most churches to have little
''celr of people who would really
agree to trust God every day.
When to Trust in God
NNE of Dickens famous charac.
~ tiers used to make a grea,
point of being cheerful under the
most un-cheerful circumstances
Anybody can be jolly when every
thing is lovely. he said. There's nc
credit in not worrying when there's
nothing to worry about. Although
the writer's of the Bible, one and all
trusted in God, not one had an easy
life. Read Psalm As. for example;
1t giveSa picture of world much
like ours Of today, shaken to it:
foundations, torn by wars, desc
late, discouraged world. If it made
sense to trust only under bright
skies, religion would have persisted
long ago.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
For What Shall
We Trust God?

AHO ONE Psalm puts tne WnoIe
N truth in one nutshell. II you
read Psalm 81, for example. by it.
self, it would seem to prove that If
you trust in God you will never die
a violent death, nor an early one;
but too many saints (and indeed our
Lord himself had died early and
violent deaths, for US to take
Psalm 81 in that way. Trusting in
God does not mean he will give us
long life. 1t means he will give US
strength to match our days.
II does mean he win give us
all we need. 1t does not mean
we shall be shielded from troub-
les. It does mean he will save
rs from troubles greater than
we can bear. II does not mean
that In this fife we shalt be
wholly free from burdens or
from pain; Il does mean we
shah have strength In our
ssuls tPs. 1863.
Which 10 the greater thmg-to b
weakltng wearied by . straw'a
weight, or to be one Of Gods ath'
letes. able to bear the worst thu
world can pile onf
Copyright by the Inte.natsoral Gom
70 Protsstsnt denomdnasions Releases
~ WNU Features.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
Mrs. Wade Celebrates
Ninety-Fifth Birthday

Mrs. A. L. Wade celebrated her
95th birthday anniversary Sun
day, July oath, in the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Addie B. Mar
shall. Lunch was served at II
o'clock picnic style.
Her four children were present,
Mrs. Addie B. Marshall, Lexing-
ton; Clarence Wade, Sails; Cap
ras Wade, Jackson; p. c. Wade,
Belzoni.
A host of friends and relatives
enjoyed the occasion. Mrs. Wade
has % grandchildren, II great
grandchildren and 20 great great
grandchildren.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28

Safer Drifting, Through the years, the
greatest advances in safety come to you first from
Chrysler. Now there's new advance in steering
Chrysler's "center control" steering, Your
DAYS of fighting wheel are over There's greater
road stability, easier handling, less road shock.
Even the leather covered foam rubber Safety
Cushion dash, and the new "Bulls-Eye" headlight
lenses are designed to give you extra protection.
pyestomatic Fluid Drire" Transmission . drire u
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
God Can Be Trusted
Lesson for July 81, 1919

EVEN if you do nothing else with
II this lesson, it will be good
thing to learn by heart some of the
Psalms of Trust which have been
selected for your study this week.
They are far too rich to be treated
In one column.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28

try to break down
and corrupt those
who do believe in
h j m - these need
expect nothing at
his hand. But there
are three classes
of persons who are
encouraged to put
their trust In God.
One is the "con-
trite." the repen-
tant those w N
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
and Reddy doing The lovndryl

No more long hot hours
over . wash tub scrubbing
and wringing out the
clothes, and hanging them
out TO dry TO say moth
ing OF the unpleasant chore
of heating the water on the
stove beforehand. N o W,
with an automatic electric
water heater and washing
machine all you do is put
in the clothes, ser the dial,
turn the switch and go
wherever you like. You can
depend on Reddy Kilowatt,
your low-cost electric
servant, TO automatically do
she job better, quicker,
sasier and inexpensively. On
washday, and every day,
wiss, modern homemakers
enjoy more leisure time
through low-cost electrical
living throughout the house.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
Who Can Trust in God?

DSALM 81: l6-22.) Not every one
has right to trust in God.
Those who do not believe in him,
do not love him. work against him,
Evening star., 1949-02-12

kssalis saasowsf:' is 45zs Overlook
Edmund Washinston. 80. .71e. Park I'd.
NV. and Josephine Neal 80. 27os P
Monroe Ne' stambaugh, 81, and Doris Nc
Cluskey, 21. both Of Du Bots, Pa.
Conrad Wingate, 20, 2O3 Varnum st., NV.
and Mae spigone, %, 201 Cromwell Ter
william earsy g. Ss2s M.1asnI 18th St py y: and ns
ia .ett washington. 40. 1210-A Carroll
burg st.; s;w., and Lillian JONES' az
and Janet Duval' Ss, s44 Massachusetts
Ruby Martin, 27, 24O9sH st. NV.
William Umstead jr. 27. Arlington va
John wilson. 26. 81 Dsfress St: NV. and
Mary Bynum, "a. 304 9th st. NV.
Joseph McNinch. A, 6416 9Th st.. NV,
and Eleanor Coffyn. AZ. 1914 @ st. NV;
Dean Siewers. %, 1927 Reno rd. NV, and
Iris. Johnston, g. 373I Jenifer St. nv; nv
RoBsTe Mes1n Moten 49, 81 Que ss st. sv
Mars Marearet lewis. is. 1919 Eye St.. ne.
NV. and Mary .Gorton, 27. 7e4 Rock
Juanita Lucas. Is. 934 French Ct: NV
Francis Rivard. SO, and Bobbie Goodwin
IS, both OF Alexandria. Va.
Howard Howells, 20, Allentown. Pa.' sno
Ann chinn, 20. 1901 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-12
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. laU, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, aDait three fun days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
OLE sotB BFesn Ss v,sas. ss spS T.. Loretta Counts
Aiids sullivan. Is. 1914 Pennsylvanis
,O:sph aysa f;s;, Dsy,s, -. r. Mye., Va. and Ann
Ross1s sFs sise. SS lS1o g. 5sts sss + s. aT NV
,eSs s.:ss 81 i75a ats s i! r sas
wsm Aadrss; e. sszS YER Nsss est St
rrsnk Fsss e. 1879 WI. White ns.. s!; s,,; and
onEIiss Ellie Rons asn 90. s41 i s. NV Nv A'"' 'A'
eRs,., sRs HiSses'h Msl s'0h'nan' 81 Chevy
oHsEa nH. .nd hfSsSa Macy Coke. M e. sss 18Th s
TaTsisSus Kaspsz,sIkai. ;.e. q: and Marie Boyer
James Christian, 81, 1878 Tenth st. NV,
and Lydia Brooks. SO, 1o1o Irving st.
James Richardson, 10. and Sarah Luckett,
16. both q Fairmont Heights. Mo.
ana Doroth, Wright 22' ss1o Ashmead
Milton Hardy, 3s. and Cleo Majete. 2e,
rusene se.a Fl 4osel lel4 5 5es ss6a s. st. nv
virsipta Yrs W Ma Nance s4 Arlips.en' Va. and
Mary Lanham. is. 200 v st. NV,
Roy Harris. 81. Arlington. Va. and Mary
Drass. 20, rs Randolph pl. NV.
Arthur cloey, jr., %. -4702 10th st. ne,
and Helen Evans. g. 1913 9th st. NV.
and Anna Moss. 21. 8 Sherman Circle
Harry Haskell, "A, 57o2 Nevada ave. NV,
and Bessie Dow; 6s: Alexandria. Va.
Mary Bainbridge. 26. 1880 Church st.
orviile Marie. 26. 1415 9Th st. NV, and
Roselee Sampson. 21. 1434 5sth ave.
Charles willett. 25. National Airport, and
Ida Schneider. 20, 1851 Columbia rd.
Ronald Goodman, 25, Baltimore. and Phyl-
lis Biscarr. 22, 5425 4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-12
Deaths Reported
From the D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics

Rose D. Houlihan, SO. 220 H St. ne.
Charles Keats. SO, Blue Plains, D. c.
francesca Marinari, SO. 2OO9 18th st. Sc.
Frances McNeir. SO, 1914 Monroe st. NV.
william A. Gartrell, 80. 2025 Eye st. NV.
Claudine B. Meyers. 80, $500 14th st. NV.
John Scrivener. 79, 151 Kentucky ave. s.e.
John A. Simpson: ~, 4216 10th st. ne.
Ella W. Cobbs, SO, 221O Newton st. ne.
william C. Action. 6s. 119 Anacostia
Hazel 4. chadsey. e5. s01 Delaheld I'd.
william nisi c. aladhiu. 90. Forestvire. Nd.
Bertha. Putnam, go, 1891 Talbert st.
John W. Baranchnk, 53, 45S Maryland
Rena B. Taylor, "a. 1913 r ST. Sc.
Mary 3: Corbett, 33. 1908 2sth St. Sc.
Yancey D.. Peters, SO, 1928 st. NV.
Sandy Tolson, "a, 4O1 e st. Sc.
Hunson Wilkerson, Is, Vienna. Va.
Enoch Harris. n. 1918 Kalorama I'd. NV.
Raymond Broadstreet. 81, no address;
James Thomas. So, 2402 Eye st; NV.
George r. Fitzgerald. 80. s11 22d st. NV.
Della Payne, 81. ITO Morton st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-12

Saint Francis Xavier, known as
the Apostle to the Indies" was a
fun-loving son Of noble Spanish
family when he met and was led
into the Church by Ignatius Loy-
ola, founder of the Jesuit order.
Evening star., 1949-02-12

Alberta Q. Melrose, 4e. 1892 Nash st. ne.
Jarrett Smith. IS. Bsltimore.
Joseph Bowie, II. $3.50 Cali pi. Sc.
James D. Cleckley, 4, 1929 Boss pl. s.e.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-29
700 ZOA Branches
To Celebrate
Nordou Centenary

NEW YORK-The Hundredth
anniversary of the birth of Max
Nordau, one of Zionism's most
illustrious pioneers and thinkers,
will be celebrated during the
month of August by some 700
branches of the Zionist Organiza-
ton of America throughout the
country, according to an an
nouncement by Benjamin G.
Browdy, acting ZOA president.
Special programs commemorate
ing the anniversary of "the un-
official leader of the Zionist
movement" which falls on July
10Th, are now in preparation by
the ZOA's nationwide network of
districts and regions.
In a call urging American Jew
ry to participate in the Nordau
centenary celebration, which is
being observed by Jewry the
world over, and particularly in
Israel, Mr.. Browdy recalled Nor
dau's extraordinary provision re-
garding the fate in store for Eu-
ropes Jews and his concept of the
Jewish State as their only saliva
ton, adding:
"The man who worked side by
side with Herzl to formulate and
initiate the movement for Jew
ish State was author of a plan
fifty years ago-the Max Nordau
Plan-which IsraePs independ-
ence today has made a desperate
reality. The Nordau Plan called
for the emigration of one million
Jews year to Palestine. At that
time Palestine was not ready.
Today Israel is absorbing humid
reds of thousands of new immi-
grants"
''Nordau," Mr.. Browdy said,
summed up briefly what he
considered to be the essence of
Jewish survival: Either Juda-
ism will turn to Zionism or it will
cease to be-"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-29

term building credits in Israel.
The projected 100000 housing
and industrial program, Mr..
Simon said, will be undertaken
on land owned by the Palestine
Housing Corporation in the Haifa
Bay Region. 1t is part of an area
totalling about 1900 acres that
the Bayside Land Corporation, a
P. E. C. subsidiary, has been de-
veloping there for 20 years in
accordance with a master plan.
It erects apartment houses, de-
velops residential and industrial
communities and constructs fact
ory buildings in which space is
rented to small businesses.
Former Gov. Herbert H. Leh-
man is honorary chairman of the
Palestine Economic Corporation,
which participates in many enter
prises in Israel, including land
development, banking, housing,
water and electricity supply,
food processing, textiles, potash,
chemicals, p1astics and shipping.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-29
HEARING OF ISRAELI ARMY
OFFICER HELD RESPONSIBLE
FOR THE EXECUTION OF
TOBIANSKY IS POSTPONED

TEL AVN, (JTA) = The hear
ing of 1t. Col. Isar Beeri, who is
held responsible for ordering the
summary execution of Meyer
Tobiansky, which was scheduled
to begin in Ramleh this week has
been postponed for a week. The
postponement will give the court
time to consider Beeri'S plea that
he be summoned before a mill
tary tribunal since he was an Is
raeli Army officer at the time he
played a role in ordering the ex-
ecution of Tobiansky.
The execution of Tobiansky
was termed 'tragic mistake" by
Premier David Ben Gurion sew
eral weeks ago when it was re-
vealed, following a prolonged in