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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-04
tii9e ir1ub 6fonomii6e 3erfall Der
etuelii6en @eItrnaht (belonoers Die
3erltiifel1ng Ieiner @olonfen) cine
Solge bes religi0ien 3erfnls iit.
So. 3d., Neb. :

9ie trooitionellen InI1altlttrgeit
lrtt6 Sagen Der olten 80lfer e,tfbal-
ten oerfli6e gl1tfld1lge alt ben &nntpf
atpii6en bem @uten ltrb 8oien lrnb
an cine elp6lide 8ergeltlnng, tpoonrd
oie @llten belobnt at1ub Die 8oIen be-
itraft tperoen. SSn Der fogelrarr1rterl
oltgeu11ranil6en @otteroGrtnterlttte
miro bus @eltet1be atno 6ie @elter-
re1erlrng gel6ilbert: 9ie 8r1t oes
Senristuolfs, Der feline sSeiielr
iprengt, oeridlirgt So1rne INTO Mo1rb
Ser rote Sabn Sialnr ruff bie Site.
fen alun &anpf. 8reltel ulto l1n3uhi
berri6en ol,f grben. geograiil, Ole
8eltaIhe enbebt. slatf be1n Soterl'
idiffe 5ieben bie Rieien beru1t. 2ofi
fiibrt ole 8enoilen Ser Sel, Curt Oil
Sdaren Oa,spelbeil1rs. gltf Ser G6e
ne gigri6 e,rtbreru,t Der @anrpf. Oel
Senristpoqf beri6ltngt Sbin ,t11o tpirf
bon gibar atnrgebraft. Tbor tote1
Die 0eibgarbi6lnnge an1o ftirbt on If.
rem Gift. 9ie grbe berii1tft Inn Mee,
1tdh Der @eltbrorrb I6IGgt altrn Sirn
mel entpor. 8a1tn toltbt eine t1elt
groe aus Der Slut. Neue Meni6er
entIteben, bos 8oie i6tpi,roet; 8albel
erI6eint ltno bie @otter 6es Srieoers
berianrmeln ii6 ultf Sssoafelo. = 9el
hriitlide @eoo,tfe lit in einaeIrter
3iigen oieIer S6iloerlrng lntperfenn,
bar. Sie gsdatologie (2ebre BON
@eltenlbe) oes Oelrspini lit er1ti6ieoer
6riifli6. go lit nub oie ga1l5e befo.
ntl6e Wptbologie (@0tterIebre) bor
6rilhid)en SSoeen bl1rdtpobe1r. Die al;
TEN Seioen beiaBen rnebr &eligion als
Die 5ibtliiierten nrobernen Seioen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-04
81. M., ga.

9ie 9tohri6t iiber oen apeltbe.
ritbtnten Silnti6altlpieler @r1il ssan-
nings lit ridtig. @ie outs 8ien Be-
ri6tet 1pirb, iit ct I'M ieirent Seirn in
ct. 8olfgang, Selterrei6, eeItorben,
url6 5tpar uls &atboIif, inn gllter BON
oreilmbiedaig Sabren. Oean gtalr6t,
oaB ieine &onperiton ouf elm gtu-
blum Der &irdeneeI9idte auriidsu-
filbren ilt Dos er Dor eilten ssobre
IN 8orbereitlutg zines nel1en sSilrns
begann. Ser Slim betitelt ,0ag SI.
SSabr" miro i'm &om BON elmer bri-
tiid=italienri6en @eleni6nft 5erge-
itellt. gr orebt it6 aam Dus 2eben 8o-
rtfatilts VIII., Dem erIten BapIt, Der
Elm 81. Sabr $1,000 protlan1:erte.
SSannirrgs tpl1roe in bie futbolrId,e
Stride tperige Suee bor ieirtem goOe
ultfgenornn1nen ltno e11pfing 6ie Iebte1
Safrnmente nn Snge Dor ieiatenl So
oe. Gin 2eberfrebs I'M 8erbinb,utg
init 2ungenent5ii1pb1,rrg fiibrte 6en
Sob berbet. Oen groBten Sell iei1res
2ebens 1par Der in 0eltti9Inno gebc-
rene SSannings elm freioelrfen6er Bro=
teItant. Seine erite 111bere 9eriib-
rltng nit Der fatboIii6en Stride er-
folgte, als er fei1ren @obnIib nad)
Dem &rieg olrf 1ei1ten @ut int ct.
golfgang altfI6llsg.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-04
Nic. @., Mb. -

Sn ser lu1Ieligen, Die @elt Der
beereltoen Reformation Slttbers iii
ult6 Gnglatb beinlgeiu6t tporben.
Inter Dem ebebre9erii i6en &onig
Seinri6 VIII. auub ipater 1lnter Ser
graltIarnen &atbolifenperfoIglrng Ser
vilrngfriuliden" gliiabetb tpurben
gii60fe luto Srieiter i6iper beitraft,
perbarn1t, ernnorbet; Salrle bon
&atboqifen ereilte basielbe Sos. Die
&onigfn W6aria Stuart tpl1rbe ent=
baltptet. l1n5Gblige &loIter tp1rben
eingedi9ert attlo ote toltbore ssrubt
ons SleiBes lrtto Sttbtlu1rs Der gene-
oiftinermon6e aeritort. 9ie beltte
nod itber gan5 gnslolto 5erltrelttel1
5abuolel1 berfanenen &loIter rno m-
teien bilOen itltnrre 3eltgen Ser pro-
teitantilden 3eritorlrngstpllt. gs lit
Ser reinIte Sobn, lpenn bellte nod foit
in ieoer beoeltetlben Staot gatgIa 1os
ous &eiiebl19 atf Die urlrolerii9en"
&llinen elmer Ibtei ODER eines &Io-
tiers ul1f1nerfialn nna6t, BON oenen
burd Die @iltiir zines &01ligs b;e
8enebiftinerln0n6e u1rb oeren No6-
fdbren 1rn6arnnberaig auto grlnolos
bertrieben aplroet. 9ieie @oelmen-
lden 11ladtelt 8iiIten urbar, trodne-
TEN Sinnrpfe ol1s, fiibrter fru1tbare
&llltltrpflan5en ein l11ro 1ebrten Sic
gingebore1ett, tpel6e bnlo Die Seq
nllngen Ser nelren Qualification oanf-
bar anerfan1tten. glus grfe,l1ttli6feit
l1no frorltnlem @laltben ipenoeten tie
btel on Stride ll1tb @oiter BON betn
@rtroge Der Selber, 111tb 10 iunHnelten
it'd almablidJ bort eroBe &ei6tiimer
an. 8egen 0ieie Sddbe ser &loiter
rifteten iid oenn alt9 bor5iigli9 Ole
slngriffe Der olifenberfolger. Sc.
gen alle oieie ber1ti6tetroen bijtori-
i6en @abrbeiten berbalt iidb Der beu-
tige boritierte gnglGttoer bod1t tell
nan1slos, ia feinoielig. glls 2odnrit-
tel fir &eiie1toe u1to SnuriIten aber
btloen beute nod bie Guinen elmer
glorreifen 8ergangenbeit Elm rei6es
5elo 5ltr alts6el1tltng ur6 ein ettt=
ebrertoes 3eltgnis englil &rG1tter-
gelites. Wean gebt nidt febl INIT Der
slrunnbne, Dob Ser felt 6en lebten
SSabr5ebnten irnere arto duBere poli-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-04
9. st., &ams.

gs gibt feiren tpirfliben, abIolu-
ten 4tbeisrtlts ooer @ottloiigfeit. Sic
8ottloltgfeit fnlln beIteben in oer
nolLita1roig amperi6uloeten llnfennt-
mis- 8ottes, aurb miro Damn negatiber
4tbeisunrs genannt. Srtoes apiiroe
man 1ttrI6uIoige &i1tber, geiItig lln-
er1tipidelte WeltIden 1tno 8loOlinni.
ge, Ole fiir ibre llnfelurt1is' @ottes
ati6t perant1portlid} it11o, 11i6t Itbeis
item 1telrnen folri1el1. Die Bottesfe1tnt=
mis- lit aller Metl6en ratiirlid, lit
BON @ott anerldaffen allo nr1tb oaber
ol16 ie6em normal entpidelten Wten-
iten, Ser Ole grilten3 @ottes gu er-
fenllen oerl11ag, alt1n 8etpl1BtIeih atlro
sur ueber5eltgltng fontnnen. 0a5u be-
6orf es ni6t Ser itreng logiI6 bllrhs
gefiibrten @ottesbetpeiie, io1rbern
5iebt Der Menld, getrieben bon Dem
ibn aa1erl6affene11, argeitantn1ten re-
Iigiolen @efiible in iei,tem tiefiten
SSSllnern 1r1tb geleitet BON Der gottli=
6,en Sorleblng, bon ser ii6tbaren
8ottestpelt, il1sbelonoere BON ser
Shonbeit unto Srbnllng oerielben,
DEN S6luB auf einen perionliden,
gottlihen Sdopfer. 8is iebt bat 6ie
iuiiielri6aftli6e SorIdlurg nod feinen
,ro6 10 tpiloen Golfsitanrn gefluuoen,
Dem ridt in irgelroeiter no6 10 prt-
nritipen Sorm bie @ottesioee inne=
tpobnt. Son oem ne9atipen sltbeis=
MUS, Der llnfernrtltis @ottes, llnter-
ideibet ii6 Der poiitipe, tpirfli6e
gtbeisnults als betplBte 8ottesleug.
,utng. 9ieier lit elttpeoer tbeoretti6
ober praftii6, ie nadJoen1 er BLOB I'M
Se,1fen ober 5l.na6it I'M @illen iei=
mem llriprltng bat. Ser tbeoreti1de
Itbeiit glnlrbt ni6t on @ott, 1peil ibn
u1rgebli6 bie 8etpeiie fiir 8ottes 0a=
Ieiat als ltrmilogliS) ooer oils 1nallrei=
deno erIfeiren ooer linn poiitibe 8e-
tpeiIe fiir Dos @egeltteil eitIel,6te1,.
Ser praftfI6e Itbeiit lit 1nogli6 lut6
ipirfli6, tpie mir beltte erleben. Der
Nenl6 fmrn itb tpobl tbeoretil1 luro
G1tBerlid BON @ott losiagen. gr tut
Dies irurer iufolge iei1ter 8equer1-
Ii6feit ar1ro Sittenloitgfeit. 0as Sit
tetrgeieb fii1lbigt it6 tbrn on aIs @e-
ies 8ottes, alno ie anebr er oas Sit
telrgeieb ilbertritt, beito rtebr iagt er
itb Los BON @ott. linn Damn bns @e-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-04

tutiien beritltnu1nen 5u MAIDEN iuro Die
SurfJt bor DEM e1pigen 9fihter gu
oeri6eu6en, rebet er ii6 Elm, Bob es
feinen @ott gibt. 0a Die &eligion in
Ibrem i1tneriten @eIen eine ltno6.
tpeisbare 8e5iebl1ns uttb abiolltte slh.
ba1tgigfeit bon @ott lit, 10 lit ieoe
art bon sltbeisaruls elm @iberlprad)
in it6. @inen tpirflib atbeiItii6en
WaenIGen gibt es tidt. 9ie otbeiit;-
i6en &onmut1tiIten beboupten, &eli.
gion lei Spilrn fiir oie Neaiien, aber
ibr sltbeisrurs lit ein lGlirnnpes uno
oerbeere1toes Opium, atit betn iie Sic
Meaiien 5r betaltben ilt6e11.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-04

res Bfero bdttenl" ieltfat Die Dber.
forIteritt. u0ieIes oltlbet feiner Aei-
ter. @ir fanlen BEL eirtem &eitoerIuG)
nidt aebm S9ritte bortpdrts.
Sebt ieufae itb ultd. sssnurrer ibneit
es nod. l1no mir baben nod iieben
NerIt tor lt1rs.
9a i6I6gt Ole Sberf0ritertn, fr1f-
tig bon Statlrr autb an 2altoitrapaaeu
gelD0b1tt, Dor, iidb allein 1nadbaliie
otrfbufa,npfen utt6 mir Silfe au
i6iden. Sic re6net oaanit, ii6 in 3pei
Bis 5tpeieinbalb Stlu1ben, ql1erfelo.
elm Dltrb befarr1rte @bfiiralt1gs1pege
burd ben Sbnee gearbeitet su baban.
sSSn friibeItens 5rei Sttilben fo1rtte
ibr Weann mild Damn NIT friiben
Bferoen unto einern itarfen sSago-
ihlitten befreien fonunen. ur!cr
Nerb intro nun ga15 nlrsgeIpo1tttt
|alno an einen 8ount geblurben. Sd
ieBe nri9 in BEN bertpltloeten S1Iit.
ten arnIb Die Sberforiterin fdreitet Sa-
bon.
2autloie Stille arrrrgibt midi.
3u neinen SiiBen auf Der felge-
fiitterten 2eberbefe bes ShIittens
liest Der tote &nbe. Seine @atgen linb
balbgeoffnet. 0as Bfero fiebt MIDI
fragert6 on, on1r1t ie1rft es ben &opf.
Gielleidt i9lGft es.
Gs bat nufgeb0rt al Ihneien.
Oie 0llnfelbeit bri9t la1tgiant ber-
ein alt1o einige Ster1re ibeinen matt
olerd Das Getpolf. @s iit frisoIih u1,o
i6on. @ibt es Sriebli6eres uIs sic
gaatltr! @iitige Shlroe beugebt, cine
5tueite. 2erie begirrrten gar1a BON ferne
Slr1toe au belalen. sSynu1rer mebrere
uno urebrere @attae Sorben Don SUN.
ben. Sb, tpie tie beltle,t, ipie iie tpin-
ieln, Die glrr1ten! @arltnr trl,r? g8ie
6enn t1rit einem WnI? 1tno irrm1er
nod lallter uno nGgli1er. Dns Bfero
Iest ole Sbren allriid. gs bebt ben
&opf. gs aiebt am &iemen. Ser Monb
fonrttt berbor. ltnb iternflnr troIbt
iid Der gadtbinu1rel. Gong Ieii. pr-
5ittert bas 8ferb. gs itar1pft NIT Sem
Sub. Seine l1nrl1be ber1pebrt iid].
un6 Ole S1n16e beltIen in Der syerne.
8alo fli1pgt es leiie, bdI6 Iart, baIb
fern, bal6 nab.
$50 fomurer MIN Die bieIen 9unbe
Der? gs fi1tb ia feline Dorfer, feline
Saltier Int Der ydbe. WeeiIerhpeit fub-
rem mir iiber oie 0IG9e, nus oeren
&i6tlrrg 6ns ISeltlen fo1rmrrt. l1nb
oan1 pl0klih, blitartig Der @soanfe
- 6ie @etpiBbeit - Dus' Ser3 bIeibt
iteben, Der Mtem iest aus - 8oIfe!
@s beitIen W0lfe!
Sb tpeiB 1uibt ob 6ie 1urat bas
aneriibertpGltigettb @efiiN lit, aber
i6 glmr6e es. Ser Snls 1T tpie auge-
Ifmiirt, arrr0 Der @opf tpiro groB tpie
eir Sous. sslrrhtbur fli1ugt 6ns Sen.
len Der @0lfe i1 elmer @i1ternad)t.
0as Rfero iharrt arit1 idl6gt nit
tSortfesuna auf eette %
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-04
MuAkunN
Bon Grof. s. M. 9abreu,
&ebaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennS'
: Sitter 2eier, Gineinnati, .. :

Gin Sbollts tpar oie 0eiill5e, Oie
ro6 ber grie6ii6en Sage Die Soten
nod ibreln Sebensenbe oem sSabrs
ma1u1 Gbarun fir Die Sabrt iiber Den
Stpr, ben groBen SluB Ser Inter.
melt, 5lt 5ablen batten. 0iele beioni-
ife Sorltelllurg lit elm offen6arer 9s-
,peis fir Elm @l1tselt, oas man erie.
gen lnatB, ebe nnnn in ben Sinrnet
eingeben fann. @ir nertnen es Seq
feller, tpo bie in Der @naoe 8otteS
6abi,rgel6ieoene WeenI6enleele BON
allen Sdlnden Ser lditigen Sit1tOe
gelGlpbert 1piro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-04
Mebrern 2eiern. =

9as bette 2ariernuitteI lit 0as i'm
,Sbios8oiienfreurb' felt lanse1 Sab
rem atge5eigte 1t,tb BON 8atlrropafbelt
enrpfoblene 0r. goop's Serb Sablets
9lltf bie 0alter fiibrt es at einen1
regelmdBigen Stltblgang.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-04
WurUn1
Ieiden Sic
an

Kopfschrnezxsa
verstinnrntem
Magen
Verdausmgs-
storurg
Nervositst
Case znd
Blihungen
Schlaf . yuad
Appetitlosig
verrsachs
drch
Hartleibigkeit3 :
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-04

Erlangen Sic schnelle, erprobte,
angenehme Linderung INIT
Evening star., 1950-10-09

warm understanding and balanced view life You down the
facilities barred him from the Boys Club Boy Scouts and other
ices restless energies could have found healthy outlet and his
sensitive fingers learned throw baseball straight instead Of aiming
gun straight
You didn't give and you deaudd boy Of his chance in life
Don't commit such einous this year. When the volunteer
Campaign worker and Ce through the Community
Chest think Think how much you will give then think how
much more you can give and give THAT Give enough for all the
Red Feather Services the young have chance M the old
for comfort the sick chance health chance tor
happiness
Evening star., 1950-10-09

Meommmrd b
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Evening star., 1950-10-09

You YOU put this boy jail You did surely declared
his guilt under oath court You did surely you led him into
the cell YOURSELF anked door closed his face and turned the
key on his hopes and his freedom You did that unbigh dayast
October Remember?
Remember when you said you couldn't afford give through the
Community Ches When you said had pay tor vacation to
for his
didn't give and you crippled the hand that would have
seed him straight You crippled the Red Feather Services that could
resolved the conflicts his young tortured SOUL You
crtaed the activities the counseos who would have given him
Evening star., 1950-10-13
Jewish Center to Hear
Dr.. Solomon GruyzeI

A talk by DR.. Solomon Grayzel,
editor of the Jewish Publication
Society of America, at $3.50 pm
Sunday in the Arlington Jewish
Center will feature the observance
of Jewish Education Month in the
county.
DR.. Grayzel will speak on adult
Education for Jews a Key to
Jewish Survival" His lecture will
be the first in a series sponsored
by the Jewish Center, the Zionist
Organization of America, Hadas-
sab and the B'nai Birth.
At $3.50 pm. Tuesday. two ma
tive-born Isaren students attend
ing the Georgetown University
Foreign Service School will ad-
dress the Arlington Fairfax Zion
ist District of the Zionist Organi-
cation Of America at the center,
Lee boulevard and Fenwick street.
The speakers will be Sholom Ar
gov and Eliahu Addy Cohen, both
veterans of the Israeli army.
Evening star., 1950-10-13
City Heads 10 Request
Farmers Market Use
For Other Purposes

The Commissioners will ask the
. Corporation Counsel to draw up
proposed legislation to permit use
OF the farmers poultry house on
G street S.W. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets "for other
purposes"
A Congressional resolution now
restricts the property for use by
farmers.
j. Thomas Kennedy, director Of
weights, measures and markets.
pointed out that the property has
a total valuation of $122,365. but
brings in monthly income Of
only about $61.50.
IF this property could be uti-
1ized for other purposes. unknown
to me at the present time. I am
sure that the income could be in
creased many, many times" Mr..
Kennedy informed the Commits
sioners. The District Real Estate
Committee agreed with him.
The property is in Square 355,
which with Square 344 to the
south was acquired as a site for
q farmers market. The northern
portion of Square 355, however,
is occupied by one of the Dis
trict's automobile testing stations.
The Congressional resolution
points out that this was in oppo-
sition to the agreement that the
property would be used for a
farmers market, and there was
danger of the rest of the market
also being conf1scated. 1t provided
that the rest of the lot should be
inviolate as the farmers market
and should not be taken from
them as long as they needed it
as market place. The resolution
was approved in 1889.
Evening star., 1950-10-13

/. BUSTER BROWN SHOE, monks
strop style. Brown slk-finish
leather. Sizes 8M to u. sos,
12h to B, 6.o5
WGL-ChiIdren's Shoes,
Second Floor
2. TRU-LAsT SQUARE TOE
SOCKS, fomed for "toe the
line with three of kind" fit
-. foot, sock and shoe,
all square. Pair, 3ec, or
3 poirs, ITO
WGL-ChiIdren's Underwear,
Fourth Floor
:. LITTLE BOYS sNoWsUITs,
Of woter-repeIlent cotton
eobordine, warmly lined.
ZiP-closed jacket, slock-eut
pants, cop. Sizes to 7,
16.95
4. LITTLE BOYS COAT SET,
wool coat, Ieeeines and hat.
Crovenette- treated, water
repellent fabric. Warmly lined
Ton or brown. Sizes to 6,
1895
WGL-Juvenie Apparel,
Fourth Floor
The Arizona post., 1950-01-20
Al ReneW Drive
Fur New Members

Beginning Feb. l Cong. Anshei
Israel will undertake so day
membership drive under Abe
Feuerstein, ch irm a n. Each
member will be asked to help
bring in a new member. Mr..
FeuerStein says special recognl-
ton will be given those persons
sponsoring the largest number.
The newly formed Synagogue
Council is giving consideration to
a plan for combined member
ship drive by the three synagogues
simultaneously in a concerted eff
fort to increase the number of
families affiliated with a religious
institution.
The Arizona post., 1950-01-20
DANZIGER STARTS
NEW INDUSTRY

Announcement was made yes
terday by Charles Danziger, Tue
son, of his new company, the
Danny Manufacturing Co., pres
emily located at As N. Sixth Ave.
The new firm, with ten ma
chimes now operating, is engaged
in the manufacture of tailored
western-style jackets for ladies
and children, as well as western
sportswear and denims, which
will be sold nationally.
A native of Pittsburgh, Danziger
is married to the former Gather
inc Calig, Pittsburgh, and they
have one child, Sandy, II.
The Arizona post., 1950-01-20
SAKS IS KEY MAN

David Saks, who recently came
to Tucson as manager of Frank
Inns, E. Congress, is considered
one of the top men in chain store
merchandising. He has held key
positions in stores all over the
country, in spite of the fact that
he is in his early twenties.
A native of Detroit, Mich, he
Spett % months overseas with the
7th Airforce. Nine months ago he
married the former Shirley Gold
stein, San Antonio.
The Arizona post., 1950-01-20
BIB INSTALLATION
Continued from page 1

NOOAAOAAuCU ANOAA page ~
Sam r.. Kaufman, M. L. Rutz, Sam
Sloan, Fred Stern, VIM. Walker; Mem
bership Committee: Richard Bennett,
chairman, Robert Ehrenstein, A. AL
bert Feldman, Sam Heifetz, Ike Kuro-
patkin, Ben LaZarow, Irving Ostroy,
Joe Rubin, David Sohn, Len Wohl-
gemuth.
Program: Jack Klensin, chairman,
Milton Cherry, David Hirsh, Irving
Kipnis, Jack NevinS; Investigation:
Fred Stern, chairman, NJ. j. Brown,
Ben Solot; HilleI: Matthew Poliakoff,
Reuben Gold, David Ginsburg, VIM.
Gordon, Ben Kessler, Morris Kleiner-
man, DR.. Arnold Lieberman. Robert
Nathanson, Elmer Present, Arthur
Tannenbaum, VIM. Walker.
Other appointments are: Membership
Retention: Ben SussholtZ, chairman,
Sam Bernstein, Ben LaZarow, VIM.
Messing; Sick committee: Louis Shein,
Morris Sohn; Auditing: David Mish-
kind, chairman, Sidney Kaderlan, Aaron
Paul, Jack Smith; Cultural and Vo-
cational Guidance: DR.. N. Muir, chair
man, Jack POdret, Jack Posner.
Welfare: Kenn h Tannenbaum,
chairman, Irving Kipnis; AZA-BBYO:
Abe Simon, chairman, Elliott Crane,
VIM. Dunes; Boy Scouts: Edward Klei-
herman, chairman, Elliott Crane; Pub
Iicity: M. l.. Rutz, chairman, Kenneth
Tannenbaum; Entertainment: Harry
Bee, chairman, David Hirsh, Chas. Kop-
lin, VIM. Messing, Al Oshrin, Irving
Ostroy, Sam Smith, Ed Smotkin, Ken
meth Tannenbaum, Len WohIgemuth.
Personnel on other committees in
clude: Veterans and AmericaniSm: Mac
Waldman, chairman. Meyer Agron, DIR.
Michael Bernfeld, James Bloom, DIR.
M. ID. Cohen, Sam Heifetz, Morris
Kleinerman, DR.. Milton Semoff, Ken
meth Tannenbaum. Ways and Means
consists of members Of the executive
committee with the senior warden,
Sam Kaufman, chairman.
The Arizona post., 1950-01-20
TUCSONIANS

Two couples, brothers, each with
a young child, are expected to
arrive in Tucson during the next
two weeks, it was announced by
Mrs. Saul Greenman, chairman of
the Refugee Resettlement Com
mittee. They will arrive in New
York in the next several days.
The Arizona post., 1950-01-20
HILLEL BLDG DEDICATION

Dedication of the new Hillel
Bldg is definitely set for Feb. IL,
according to Rabbi Albert Bill
gray and will usher in Religious
Emphasis Week on campus. Com
plete plans will appear in the next
issue of the Post.
The Arizona post., 1950-01-20

of the ALLEGATIONS Committee Serving
with Rabbi Albert Bigray Rabbi Marcus
Beger Brande Brnd Mrs Louis Cohen Elmer
Courtland Davidson Sam Kaufman Mrs VIM LeBot Elmer
Present Shanhouse Shift and Dr. Leonard Weiner
The Arizona post., 1950-01-20
PLAN TESTIMONIAL DINNER

Congregation Anshei Israel will
honor Rabbi Marcus Breger with
testimonial dinner Feb. IL at
Anshei Israel in recognition of
his ten years of service. T h e
The Arizona post., 1950-01-20


Gordon's Shoes (2) VS.. Ratner'S (2).
SRK Shop (2) VS.. J.W.V. (2).
Roth Realty (3) VS.. Army Store ~.
Standings
The Arizona post., 1950-01-20
o BOWLING Q
INA POST BOWLING /

FUSI bUWLANU LEEAOOA
Harry Direnfeld, secretary
Monday night, January 16, 1850
S,RK. MEMS SHOP
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ST0RK BRINGS Third
BOY TO STAN TYLERS

Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Tyler now
have their third boy, born yester-
day at las pm. at st. AIMS Hos
pital. He weighed pounds, 6
ounces and joins his two brothers,
Stephen, AZ and Timothy 81. Be-
cause they were hoping for a girl,
the boy has not yet been named.
Mrs. Tyler is the former Dorothy
Larsen, a sister of Mrs. Mungie Ru-
dolph and Mr.. Tyler is with the
Alaska Communications System
here. Both are graduates of Jul
neau High School, Glass of 1941.
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HOME FROM EXTENDED
VISIT IN SOUTHLAND

Mrs. Dan Ulrey and her daughter
Miss Patricia Garrett, returned to
Juntau on the Princess Louise af-
ter visiting in the south since early
last June. They spent some time
in Twin Fall, Idaho, with relatives
and made a trip to Mexico.
Several weeks were spent in san
Francisco where Miss Garrett I'M
derwent surgery for a heart condi-
ton from which it is said she is
making a splendid recovery.
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WSC MEETS FRIDAY

The World Service Circle of the
Northern Light Presbyterian church
will meet in the church sanctuary
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon for
Christmas program featuring mu-
sic.
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RADIO LOG
Alaska Brvadcasting co.
K I N Y

CHS - NBC
DIAL l460-1rrNEAU
THURSDAY EVENING
6.00-NewS.
6:15-Dinner Music.
6:3C-Billboard OF Air.
645-Local News.
700-UP FOR PAROLE-CBS.
7:30-ARTHUR GODFREY CHS.
8:00-MY FRIEND IRMA-CBS.
9:3o-BIG STORY-NBC.
9:00-Alaska News.
9:15Cote Glee Club.
9:3O-NOAH WEBSTER BAYS
NBC.
10:00-News.
10:15-Sports Roundup.
0:30-Forecasts.
l0:35-Sign Off.
FRIDAY E7CRrING AND
AFTERNOON
Sign on.
7.o0-Dunking with Druxman.
7:05-Local Weather.
7:30-News.
8:00-Morning Thought.
8:1O-News Headlines.
8:25-Weather.
9:00--Music for Tie MlsSus.
9:30-Forecast.
Musical Menu.
9:45-YOU AND THE WORLD
CHS.
10:00-News.
Milady's Memo.
0:30-Remember When.
00-Standard School of the Air.
1880 Listeners Digest.
11:45-Singers of Songs.
2:o0-Forecasts.
12:05-Salon Serenade.
l2:15-News.
IL :30-ORGAN-NBC.
TREASURY BANDSTAND-
CHS.
1::30-RENDEzVOUS ROOM
NBC.
2:00-Symphony Hall.
3:00-Music.
3:30-Parade of Hits
4::30-PRO AND CON-NBC.
4:45-MARK HOPKINS
HOTEL-CBS.
5:00-Story Lady.
5:3O-BPWC Program.
Christmas Seals.
6:00-Dinner News.
rol.
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ACCA MEETS SAT.

There will be a special meeting
of the Alaska Crippled Cnildren'
Association Board at O'Clock Sat
urday evening in the Penthouse
of the Alaska Light and Power
Co., Mrs. John Mccormick, presi-
dent, announces.
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E. j. Perkovich of Anchorage
stopping at the Baranof Hotel.