davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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main pain-relieving agents, but
the soothing lanolin base has
been increased so it won't irritate
tender. sensitive young skin. You
just rub it on chest, neck and
throat and in mo time" it
helps little tots breathe easier
and feel better! So next time
your youngsters are suffering
from chest cold discomforts, trust
MILD BEN-GAY. You'll be glad
and 30 will ths1l
Evening star., 1951-10-07

PACQUINS HAND CREAM. for
Extra Dry Skin works wonders
=. for this famous Pacquins prod
uct protects your hands while
it beauties them! That's because
it has a IGnolif-enriched base
that soothes red. rough. irritated
skin to smooth softness :. while
it guards" against the effects OF
work and weather. So treat"
your hands to PACQUINS HAND
CREAM for Extra Dry Skin ;.
before and after exposure. Comes
in the familiar PACQUINS jar
with the RED LABEL =. which
tells you it's lanolin-enriched. y
Evening star., 1951-10-07
Age eannof "wifher" he

woman who knows
what to do when
her complexion be-
comes dry and Ma
ture starts "etch-
ing" tiny, tell-tale
lines. She uses
WOODBURY. Dry
Evening star., 1951-10-07

version OF regular
BEN-GAY, Amer.
ica's trusted rub
in for generations,
it's made especial.
ly for children
contains the same
Evening star., 1951-10-07

Know a ehiIds best friend when
a chest cold strikes? It's MILD
BEN-GAY in.the Blue Package. -.
for this soothing rubin brings
such fast, welcome relief! A mild
Evening star., 1951-10-07
Miss Lillian G. Ingle.

Miss Lillian G. Ingle.
Miss Lillian Gaynell Ingle and
Mr.. Eldridge Whitford Randall,
jr.. were married yesterday in
Chevy Chase Baptist Church, the
Rev. Edward Oliver Clark officiat-
ing.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Ingle of High
Point, N. c., and the groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Randall of
r. I.
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Now is the time to begin giving

your dry, sensitive
skin special protec-
ton for harsh
blustery weather
only adds to the
da m age done by
rub-a-dub household
chores. And I find
Evening star., 1951-10-07
New Accents

Topaz jewelry accents the rich
new browns and grays in fall cos
tunes. You'll find matched sets OF
earrings, necklaces, pins and
bracelets in a variety of different
sizes and cuts.
Note princess line in smart coat
dresses that have f1aring skirts of
impressed pleats. True to their
princess lines, they are unbelted.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
BUY-LIlVES b. Dkanv Sn.,n

AWeekh Advertising Column Of things Interesting tt
New York, Oct. Memo to mothers . start
building up your youngsters resistance to colds and
other ills noc! And the best way do that is to give
them SCOTS Emulsion for it's more than Just
tonic it's powerful nourishment that supplies
natural AID Vitamns, energy-buIding natural oil
factors and added minerals that may be lacking
That's why it not only builds up stamina and re.
sistance, but helps children develop sound teeth,
Evening star., 1951-10-07


doctors recommend it, Furthermore, SCOTS
pleasant and
bottle with the fisherman The 90 =
I'm WoIking since
cushions under all my rugs! And what a r-In w
emily feeling it is for SPONGEX ~ II ([
the thnnes and the luxurious ~ >H l
of deep pile softness. Best of ~ "
than doubles the life of your rugs +. . . and Il
SPONGEX itself outasts the
mats down. You'll find SPONGEX
can buy too because it
vermin proof Want this marvellous rg
cushion? Then let send
Nancy Sasser, 271 Madison Ave. New York 49, Y.
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2.>SIssxMzS to . fine,

tingling glow with Dorothy Cray's
refreshing lotion. For dry or normal
skin, pat briskly with cotton pad
saturated with Orange Flower Skin
Lotion :. 81 to $3.75: For oily skin,
follow the same stimulating method,
using Texture Lotion :. 81 to $3.75.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

aoL6ucNzST for heavenly
softness, smoother texture, with
Dorothy Cray's delightful emollient
cream. Leave it on overnight, if
you can, using-for dry or normal
skin-Special Dry-Skin Mixture .:
$2.25 and "a. For oily skin, use
Suppling Cream :. . ST and 50.
All prices plus tax.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
Trust Dorothy Gray for the right

1.Nglx5g with Dorothy
Cray's gentle, yet wonderfully
thorough cleansing cream. Dry
skin uses Dry-Skin Cleanser -.
$l.25 to 81. For normal skin, use
Salon Cold Cream .$l.25 to 81.
Oily skin needs Liquefying
Cleansing Cream =. 81 to $4.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

DOROTHY cRAY's FAMOUS "RuLE OF THREE"
KEEPS EVERY TYPE OF SKIN AT ITS BEAUTIFUL BEST!
Dry skin? Oily skin? Normal skin? Whichever
type is yours, there are 3Dorothy Gray
Beauty Basics designed especially for you Use
them faithfully, every day, to reap reward
Of self-con6dence and compliments!
Evening star., 1951-04-21
RY OWNER

NORTH ARLINGTON
Coli and Country Club. 2-bedrm
bungalow, tiled bath. full .bslnt
with rec. rm.. expansible attic, fenced
back yard. Price. $4,000. Open
20 pm. Sat. and Sun. 1926 n
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
N. ARLINGTON

GL. 2l0o. Realtor. OK. l243.
ga
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NO. ARL. RAMBLER

OPEN SUNDAY. TO B
544o 22nd RD. NO.
3 twin-size bedrms.; large liv. rm..
dinette, fully-euuipped kit. tile
bath, all on / fioor. Large ex-
pansion attic. full bsmt. with out
side entrance. Priced at only ST.
$50. To reach: Over Key Bridge
to Lee hwy. out Lee hwy to I'LL
liois. left on Illinois to 22nd rd.,
left to $40 and open sign
JOHN w. MULROY
80 Hillwood Ave.
IA. ssa2. Ewes, ow 5s44.
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INCOME PROPERTY

Large brick home just years old
aool sss n'E Gooms sePaiIahss RPisehsn lns ana bath
plus full basement; .2nd floor: Liv-
Ing room dinette. bedroom, kitch-
en- and bath; 1st floor vacant
Convenient North Arlington section.
Price. S26. $50, call
LURIA BROS.
OPEN IT'LL
$500 WILSON BLVD. oW. $500
--23
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OPEN TOMORROW

OPEN TOMORROW
From 2 pm, till dark. All-brick Cape
God, with full basement, living room,
equipped kitchen with breakfast
nook. expGnsible attic; Anchor fenced
lot, barbecue pit; aluminium storm
sash. "GI" contracts accepted.
Directions: Out Lee blvd. fRoute SOY
Meadow lane. right 10 60S Meadow
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Mr1CT arrr Mnru

$50 ior cuict sale sais Livins Enr Gn ri; with with
fireplace. oil. heat, Bendix. large lot.
close to. schools. stores and bus.
Low cash required. n, EHsy naonthly TIL
Evening star., 1951-04-21
8 NEW RAMBLERS

IN center Of Arlington County-Clese
to everything. 3.hedroom bricks.
unusual In design. carport price
G. F. WOODROE, INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd. (Payking In Yesr)
OK. 1929 cH. 500
Evening star., 1951-04-21

CT RAMBLERS-$11,900
BEAUTIFUL NEW SUBDIVISION
''WESTMoRELAND PARK"
g bedrms., lge. liv. rm.. din. rm.. tile
bath. YOUNGSTOWN kit. .Bendix; un-
finished .2nd floor; gas heat. copper
plumb; lge. and beaut. wooded lots.
Some have English bsrnt. with picture
To reach: Out Lee hwy, right on
Washington, blvd. right on N. West
moreland st. for several blocks to
green house on left. KE. 3-616S,
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NORTH ARLINGTON

NOIG II 12AbGANo ON
situated on q well-landscaped corner
lot Is this beautiful brick rambler
conv. to everything; has large liv
fm. with fireplace. din. rm.. 8
bedrrns., 2 baths, GE equipped kit
with breakfast space; full bsmt.
Price, S2S,o50: SI4.500 first trust
4nsss. shown by appt, Exclusive
r. w. SPEAKER
PA. 55lp. Builder Broker. FA. 1880
Evenings, Mr.. Browne. K1. s-6ee2.
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BELOW MARKET

This new brick with exceptionally. Ice
rooms throughout. Bedroom and batf
s,s,I saSTIn s bedrooms, one ,isS. tSxls ,,'as ems
dishwasher and disposal, living rm
2lx13 with fireplace. formal dininl
room. This home beautifully ap'
pointed and decorated. full base
nent, breegeway to garege, nice lot
Price 500 O(lf1. Terms.
Evening star., 1951-04-21
4-FAM. BRICK

In Falls Church, Va, $1,000 income
per year. Price, $24. 900. =
One 3-unit bldg. in N Arlington also
available. Very suitable for home
HOME REALTY CO.. REALTORS.
1925 Penna. ave. NV. RE. 1897.
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CASH BUYERS
INVESTMENT PROF. FOR SALE

APT. BLDG.-16 five-rm. and bath
epts., and l store. near 18th and
nual income, $4,000. Lge. lot next
to, bldg. incl. Price, 100000; SI5,-
900 mlnlmLn cash. LISS REALTY
CO.. INC, RE, 1884; ewes. Ia. 4103.
Evening star., 1951-04-21
FRANCONIA
RAMRT,E ,ER.
GLENCARLYN

We take pride In offering for inspec-
tion this new 3-bedrm. brick rambler
now being completed. viii be beau
est Of kitchen and utility equipment
See it today at 3rd and Lexington
st., South.
Evening star., 1951-04-21
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO I
In Beautiful Beverly Hills
Ala Tennessee Ave

H1E 4C411ICSoEC 1GVE.
Brick and frame, 2.
story. containing 3 bedrms., bath
liv.- rni. with firepl.. din. rm.. kit
and full bsmt. Incl. paneled recr
rm.: oil heat. Attached garage
storage. Large. corner lot, partly
ton Ridge I'd. to Russell rd.. right on
Glebe to Old Dominion drive. left. tc
sign. BOHLAYER & PULLMAN. INC.
Realtors, 1oS So. Royal st., Alex,
Evening star., 1951-04-21

A BEDROOMS, $13,500
Very close-in Colonial with good sized
rm,. with Gear gar. Reas. down
payment.
MANNAS REALTY co.
21i6 Wilson Blvd. GL. or OK. 27s4.
Evening star., 1951-12-24
Hollywood Diary
Doris Days Studio Likes Her,
BUYS Her "Point Your Wooon"
BY SheiIoh Gruhom

has lost % pounds, and was COM
ing back to Hollywood"
4 X X Il
1t will be precedent-making II
Rita Hayworth wins her fight for
freedom from Columbia. She's
a valuable property when she
works, but Rita hasn't worked
for three years.
Macdonald Carey has been
wanting a musical on Broadway
since he was the boss man with
Gertrude Lawrence in Lady in
the Dark" Mac, doing last-min-
ute Christmas shopping, told me
that he would star in a musical
version of 'The Ghost Goes Vest
in the spring. in New York.
Linda Dsrnell will go to Italy
next year to make a movie. She
is back in this country, recuper-
ating from her yellow jaundice
bout in London.
**
June Haver and Jeanne Grain
were seen ordering a dozen each
of the beautifully bound Blessed
Mother Goose" nursery rhymes
for today's children, by Frank
Scully. The horror element in too
many of the Well-known nursery
rhymes has been removed. About
time.
Walt Disney is spending $780,
600 for his Christmas Day tele-
vision show. He spent the same
sum last year.
Robert Cummings was a very
i'll and tired boy when he flew in
from New York last night. The
plane was due at 10:45. Didn't
land until a quarter to four! His
poor wife, Mary, was greatly
worried, waiting at the airport.
Mario LAMA at Paramount? I
thought I was hearing double in
the Paramount cafe, when Mario
started to sing, but they were re-
cordings. Bing Crosby thought
that it was just ducky.
Bob Hope says that he is CASH
ing in on the current craze for
ballet-"We top 'em all. We're do
ing Road to Bali you should
pardon the pun.
(Released by Nortn American
Newspaper Alliance)
Evening star., 1951-12-24
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Doris Day is riding high al
Warmers. Now they are buying
the James Olga San Juan
Broadway hit, Paint Your Wag-
on for the blond movie star
The play is said to be sold out
through July.
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
are listening to a terrific offer
to follow Judy Garland at the
Palace. I don't know any one else
who can follow Judy, who, by the
way, wants to come to Holly
wood for a spell to see her daugh-
ter. Also. of course, Judy stars
with the Philharmonic, in Los
Angeles.
Danielle Darrieux is divorcing
her third husband, George Nit
sinkides. novelist, and will re-
turn to Hollywood and a new
producer love in January.
X X X
Marilyn Maxwell looks great
Not only has she shed 10 pounds
at the Kiowa Health Lodge, bat
inches where it looks the best.
What a wardrobe Edith Head
has whipped up for Marilyn to
wear in "The Military Police
man" The stag line is baying
Vera-Ellen and Rocky Hudson
were all through a week ago.
Last night they were at the Co.
coanut Grove. listening to Yma
Sumac. They are not through.
Ingrid Bergman and Roberto
Rossellini threw a Christmas
party in Rome for 70 United
States Air Force men, with tur-
key, trimmings and a tree.
A pilot from the same group
told me that Deanna Durbin host
essed the boys to a party in
Paris. She's slim. told us she
Evening star., 1951-12-24
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing
Screen.

screen.
AmbasSadOr-"When Worlds
Collide; l:2o. $40. $40, TAO ane
9:45 pm.
/ Capitol-"The Red Badge oil
Courage; ii am. LAS. 4:30. tbs
and 10 pm. Stage: 12:45, $50
Sis and 8 pm.
Columbia - Fixed BayonetS";;
I11:20 am, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35, TAO
and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"Tales of Hoffman,;
Il, $40, $40, 7:30 and $40 pm
Keith's - Double Dynamite;
11:40 am, lao. 3:45. $50, 7:5O
and 9:55 pm.
Little - "Scrooge": lis, 3:15,
500. $50, $50 and 1905 pm.
Metropolitan - "FBI Girl";;
Il1:25 am. 1:05. $50. 4:4o, 6:25,
$40 and 9:55 pm.
National-"Last of the Mohi-
cans; 1925 am. 1870, $3.50, $50,
i7:35 and $40 pm.
OntariO-"Sunny Side of the
Street; 100. 2:55, 4:50, $50 and
I8:45 pm.
Palace-"Westward the 'Wom-
en-; 11:40 am. 2:10, 4:40, tbs
and 9:45 pm.
| Playhouse-''The River; 2::3C
and $50 pm.
/ Plaza The Lavender Hill
Mob: 1890 am. 1910, 1::50, $3.50
Sis, 6:55, $40 and 1920 pm.
Trans-Lux-"A Place in the
Sun: 1885 am, 1:05, 3:15, $50
i7:40 and 9:55 pm.
| Warner-"When Worlds Col
tlide"; 11:15 am. 1:20. 3:25. $40
I7;45 and 9:55 pm.
Evening star., 1951-12-24

My Boy" and perhaps even or
Fathers Little Dividend"
All three were received with
a kind of modulated enthusiasm
but they are unlikely to displace
such more somber works as "A
IStreetcar Named Desire" "Olivel
Twist" Detective Story" (not
Iyet generally released. or. as
comedies, The Lavender Hill
Mob" or even TOO Young to
kiss" And. as the city sets top
musical, none on the Country
Gentleman's list is regarded as
even approaching the cosmopoli-
tan success, An American in
Paris"
Let the variation in taste be
what it will. however, when the
final lists from both areas are
in, who is to say that one choice
is more discriminating than an
other?
Not this tactful department.
Another revelation of the Coun-
try Gentleman's poll is that which
relates to the admirable loyalty
of rural America to its favorite
movie stars.
1t was startling last year, for
example, to find Bing Crosby
shaken from his pedestal by coun-
try movie audiences. Even in
favor of such an amiable chap as
James Stewart. Atonement for
that comes in the 1851 poll which
restores Crosby to his old place,
and tosses genial James right out
of the first three. Behind Bing
this year, are John Wayne and
Gregory Peck, two solid types if
there ever were two.
June Allyson-and who could
ask for a nicer girl?-runs ahead
in the woman'S department for
the third consecutive year. hav-
ing displaced (shhhhh) Ingrio
Bergman in 1949. But don't think
this indicates an exclusive taste
for girls who are merely lovely
and lively. Third on the Country
Gentleman's list of feminine ia.
vorite is Susan Hayward, as fer!
type as even Bathsheba calls for
Evening star., 1951-12-24

movie polls that has always been
a favorite of this department.
This is the movie survey con-
Quoted by the Country Gentleman
which shows the 1851 taste of
rural movie audiences running
strongly toward screen produc-
tions which represent sheer en-
tertainment. Let the melancholy
municipalities go for the serious,
the significant and the grim
movies if they will, the farm
people want their films with a
bubble in them.
Ok, they will take a "Show
Boat" as their best picture of
1851, but it has always been as
sweet as it is sad and after all
their suffering Gaylord Ravenel
and Julie end up realizing they
were made for each other.
Moreover perhaps because it
is identified in a way with their
own atmosphere and maybe by
virtue of its overwhelming dra-
matte force. they will go along
with "A Place in the Sun" Sixth
place on the 10-best list is all
bright-eyed America can grant
the film that almost surely will
collect the majority of the years
top prizes.
X
Otherwise, the Country Gentle
mans list shows, the following
films and the order In which
they are ranked:
2. "The Great Caruso."
g. David and Bathsheba."
4. Samson and Delilah."
5. Here Comes the Groom
z. "On Moonlight Bay"
8. Lullaby of Broadway"
9. That's My Boy"
10. Fathers Little Dividend.
A city critic who knows where
the butter for his bread comes
from is not going to disagree
with that list. A little bit, maybe.
x
One picture on the list did,
however, get a disapproving re-
view from this department. That
is On Moonlight Bay" which
seemed needlessly and unbear-
ably sentimental even to a movie
goer who never has been able to
answer that question: What's
wrong with sentiment?
1t always seems inadequate to
say, There can be too much of
it," but that is the judgment in
the case of movies such as "On
Moonlight Bay"
AS to the big spectacle selec-
tions on the list, David and
Bathsheba" and Samson and
Delilah," neither is likely to make
the metropolitan critics list-at
least in the urbanized East-for |
the simple reason that they were
more spectacular than dramatic
The same critics who reject these
two, however, will (already are)
coming up with Quo VadiS" on
their lists. 1t is a film, by the
way, that has not yet been shown
in rural area theaters.
The same set of critics, en-
bittered no doubt by the uncon-
genial clutter Of life where they
live, is not likely to concur on
Here Comes the Groom" That's
Evening star., 1951-12-24
The Passing Show
ALitt|e Rift Is Looming
In RuroI-City Film Bests
By Jay Cormody

Rural America and urban America two places with big
lap may not be in such complete
1851 In recent they have
ever the teevision country
old harmony in jeopardy.
breach OF some kind surely ntimated
The Arizona post., 1951-08-17
HiIIeI Pressed For Funds To
Meet Coming Years Expenses

On the basis of an allowance
from the Bnai Birth Grand lodge,
granted at the recent district con-
vention plus $500. received from
CJA funds and the anticipated
ALLEGATION from National Hillel,
the local Hillel house will barely
squeeze thru 1851, according to
Rabbi Albert Bilgray, local Hillel
director.
BIB delegates Richard Bennett,
Sam R. Kaufman, Jack Klensin
fought the battle to get more
money" Because of the activity
of the BBW delegates, Mines.
Richard Bennett Sydney Good
man, Chas. Kalb, the Women's
Grand Lodge may make an emer-
gency appropriation.
Max Lisitzky was awarded
certificate of merit for his gen.
crosby in donating the property
on which Hillel House was built.
Program director for Hillel
House for next semester has not
yet been secured. 1t is a part
time position with responsibility
for carrying out programming and
house activities with campus stu
dents. Interested persons should
contract Rabbi Bilgray.
The Arizona post., 1951-08-17
Boy Scouts
Get AM1rdS

At a Court of Honor at the First
Methodist Church a recent Friday
evening a number of local Boy
Scouts were given awards. To
members of Anshei Israel troop it
was particularly gratifying that 10
members received a total of rs
awards, many of them earned at
Camp Lawton this summer.
Life award (next to the high
est award) was given Leonard
Zunin. awards went to Arthur
Becker and Alan Lesson of the
Anshei Israel troop, to Howard
Goldstein and Gilbert Saltzman.
Among those getting LIST class
scout awards and members of the
A. I. troop were Dick Eisenman,
Ira Mishkind, Louis Schaeffer,
Harmon Wiener. Merit badges
were earned by: Arthur Becker,
Davis BORROW, Harry Kaufman,
Alan Lesson, Ira Mishkind, Philip
Rose, Louis Schaeffer, George
Serbin, Daniel Tretiak, Harmon
Wiener, Irwin Yavelberg, Leonard
Zunin, all of the A. I. troop.
Also receiving merit badges
were Howard Goldstein, Gilbert
Saltzman, Richard Roth, Leon
Thikoll, David Finder.
Harris Salonic is scout-master
and his brother, Stanley is asst.
of the Anshei Israel
troop. Boys IL and over are in
vited to join.
Youth Planning Committee of
Israel has made tentative
plans to organize a Cub Scout
cages GID, a Girl Scout and
Brownie Scout troops. Den moth
ers (advisors) for the girls are
now being sought.
The Arizona post., 1951-08-17
Teen-Ag Calendar

Center activities for teen-agers
during the remainder of August
include athletics Aug. % and 90;
art and craft activities together
with dramatics and dancing will
be offered Aug. % and 80.
Whether to lower the voting
age to 18 will be debated on Aug.
81 at the Center. The following
Tuesday night, guitar and either
music will take the spotlight, as
the end-of-summer program.
There will be special outing
on August 10.
The Arizona post., 1951-08-17
To Hire ADJ
Worker For Arizona

Richard Gutstadt, retiring eX-
ecutive vice-chairman of the ma
tional ADJ, is reported as agree
able to the idea (upon compile
ton of writing his memoirs) of
accepting the job of professional
ADJ field worker for Arizona. 1t
is expected he will assume the
position in about one year. He
spoke at the Sunday Evening
Forum last Sunday.
The Arizona post., 1951-08-17
Oakland To Build
Community Center

Two acre site was acquired by
the Oakland Jewish Welfare Fed
Grafton for a center to house vari-
Gus community activities. AS a
result of population survey a
change of location was found de-
sirable, tho another site was pre-
viously considered until it was
found not to be as close to the
population concentration. Con-
struction will start within two
years.
Two years of research was spent
on the community study to deter
mine precisely the community's
needs and desires.
The Arizona post., 1951-08-17
Jewish HunlOr
Talk Subject

Rabbi Felix Mendelsohn returns
by popular demand to give talk
on Jewish humor under the title
of ''Have You Heard This One?"
at a public meeting at Temple
Emanuel on Aug. %.
1t is a preview of his fourth
volume and new collection of
Jewish humor being published
under the title of "The Merry
Heart: Stories from Jewish Wit
and Folklore"
He has been spiritual leader of
Temple Beth Israel for 81 years.
At the 1851 graduation at Hebrew
Union College he was given an
honorary degree in recognition for
his leadership in a community of
100000 Jews. The Rabbi is chair
man of the Chicago Board of Re-
form Rabbits.
Rabbi Mendelsohn and his wife
are spending their second sum-
mer vacation here and he plans
work on two further books for
publication, one on public
speakers companion and a seri-
GUS work on the message of Juda-
ism for the individual.
The Arizona post., 1951-08-17
Two Youth Go
To .JWB COnclave

For the first time two Tucson
youths will attend the JWB Youth
Conference held near New York
City Aug. 80 thru Sept. 7.
Paul Katz goes as vice-pres.
of the region and Neil Kurn rep
resents the local youth council.
The assembly provides delegates
with opportunities for Jewish 1iv-
ing and discusses the needs and
problems of Jewish youth.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-10-19

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The Nome nugget., 1951-04-20

Hayes broadcast, "The Weekly Spectator"
 Welcome To Alaska" includes a brief history of Alaska which mentions Nome during the gold rush to the Yukon as a turbulent city of ten thousand.
 Nome's famous gold rush his tory is referred to again in a description of the city which is accompanied by a street scene sketch.
 Any Alaska resident may re- ceive this pamphlet free of charge by writing the Alaska Salmon h. stitute, Box 893, Ketchikan. The Salmon Institute will also mail pamphlets to addresses outside the Territory.