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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-08
ST. Johns EV. Lutheran Church
Rev. B. =. Brandt, D. D.
Pastor Emeritus


Sunday school at 900 a. m.
Worship service at 10:15 a. m.
Junior Mission Band at 10:15
a. m.
Luther League meeting Monday
at 8 pm. Program committee:
Gilbert Ravas, Bonnie Radloff,
Luther Peters, Jr.; lunch commit
tee, Mrs. Robert Bender, Eileen
Overmyer and David Mylander.
Mr. Martin Seamon, theological
student in the Capital University
seminary, Columbus, who has been
employed to do inferno work, as
sisting DR.. Brandt in st. Johns
during the summer months, will
meet with the leaguers Monday
night. We want 100 per cent at
tendance at the meeting.
Boy Scout meeting Tuesday at
7 p. m.
Sewing Circle No. Two will meet
Tuesday afternoon.
The Brotherhood will meet We'd
nesday night at $50. Two pro-
gram and lunch committee con-
sists of Lawrence SandwiSch,
chairman; Harmon Schultz, John
w. Schultz, Fred Schutt, Clarence
Seawater and James SesS.
The church cleaning committee,
consisting of Mrs. Harmon Schultz,
Mrs. Elmer Wolf, Mrs. George
Rauch and Mrs. Henry Wiersma
designated next Tuesday, June IL
as church cleaning day. A pot
luck dinner will be served. The
women would like to get started
at 9 in the morning. They are
asking all who can to come and
help; the more that come the
sooner the work will be done.
| The following choirs will meet
Thursday: intermediate at 6:4s
p. m.; Senior at 8 p. m. The
mems chorus will not meet unit
further notice.
The annual Daily Vacation Bible
School will begin Monday morn
ing at 9 in our parish house.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-08
Oak Harbor Methodist Church
Rev. Ira Benton. Pastor

The Church With Lighted
Window
Church School at $50 a. m.
Morning Worship at 1920 a. nj.
Ira p. Benton, Minister
There will be no morning serv-
ices at the Methodist church next
Sunday, due to the Annual Meth
odist Conference being held at
Lakeside, Ohio. Those who can
are invited to attend the serv-
are invited to to attend the serv-
ices in Central Auditorium, Lake
side; $50 a. m, Annual Love
Feast; 1000 a. M, Morning wor-
ship, with Bishop Hazen Werner
preaching; 2:30 p. M, the Service
of Ordination.
The Youth Fellowship will meet
at the church at ZOO p. m.
St. PauFs Ev. Lutheran Church
Rev. J. c. Wiegand. Pastor
Sunday School $50 am.
Divine Services 1890 a. m.
The Church Council will meet
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-08

Monday evening, June IL.
The Ladies Aid will meet Wed.
afternoon, June Is at the home
of Mrs. Emery Noble.
The Brotherhood will meet Wed.
evening, June Is.
The Luther League will meet
Thursday evening, June ii.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-08

Even with a near record net
farm income in 1851, the farmers
purchasing power will be about
10 percent below the purchasing
power in 1947.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-08

O'Clock.
Circle No. Three will meet
Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-08

Non-farm personal income,
which has set new records every
year since 1910, will set another
record in 1851.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-08
cRocERs GET OPS CARDS

About 2,400 grOcers in North
western Ohio will receive from the
Office of Price Sterilization in
Toledo, within a few days, pla-
cards identifying the dollar
group into which each store falls.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-08

LISTEN TO THE SPOT OTTAWA
NEWS BROADCAST At Sis
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-08
OAK HARBoR
CHURCH NEWS
St. Boniface Church
Rev. Urban BUrkharf, Pastor


Rev. Urban Bvrkharf, Pastor
Weekday mass at 800 a. m.
Sunday low mass at 800 and
high mass at 1000 a. m.
Confession from 3 to and 7:30
to $3.50 p. m. Saturday.
Novena service Sunday at 200
p. m.
st. Pauls Evangelical and Re.
formed Church
O. c. Doenses. Pastor
Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. A
Children'S Day program will be
given at this hour and visitors are
welcome.
Divine worship at 10:15 a. m.
Choir rehearsal Thursday eve-
ming at 7:30.
Youth Fellowship meeting on
Wednesday evening at 7::30.
Churchmen's Brotherhood meet
ing on Monday evening at 800
Evening star., 1951-01-23

Tots Snow Pants
First Quolity SNOW pants in w.
riety Of warm fobrics, styles and
coIors; 2 to s in group.
Evening star., 1951-01-23
Just 200 Warm
Winter Blankets

Imperfeets Of 1870 cotton, $3.50
wool blankets in grey only /. $3.50
cotton, so wool blankets in COY
pIoids! Sizes for youths or adults
beds. Limit, z blankets to Gus
toner!
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09
The Rats Get Bolder

Every other day or so the rats little further out
of the woodwork. Now from Washington one hears OF
meeting at the Hotel Staer conducted under the seem
ngly respectable heading of "Women's Patriotic Con-
ference National Defense One of the principal speak
ers was the antiSemte and ailbrd Joseph f.
Kamp who delivered diatribe against B'na1 BIRTHS
Defamation League describing it as even more dan
gerous to the u S. than the Communists.
This was only of several incidents of late which
indicate that the tnpot Htlers in America are getting
boder tutvey they realize that the world crisis has
left Americans confused bewdered and depressed and
they offering hsorys favorite scapegoat-the Jew
as sop to the nations troubles. Although they clothe
themselves in psuedo respectabity by processing to
fight Communism, actually they borrowing leat
from the Communists evil book For they are ex-
plotting discomfort in their ruthless lunge for power
Signs of the times to be seen elsewhere than IN
Washington Westbrook Peglers bitter hatred OF every
thing decent taking increasingly noticeable overtones
of anti-Semtism which reaching millions of people
through the columns of such own morning news
paper In the Los Angeles the Jewhaters are be-
coming more active Here in Phoenix copies OF the fascist
hate Sheet Common Sense, are being circulated IN
mounting quantities.
1t behooves us all to be the alert as never be-
fore More that it behooves to maintain unceasng
support of such defense organizations the AntDefa-
nation League. And that means paying your dues for
there can be defense without money ADJ and other
similar groups keeping the tnpot Hters at bay This
is our frontne stand against the sort of thing that hap
pened in Germany.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09

rael under all circumstances.
Syria's Premier Nazem ell Kudsi,
during tour of Arab capitals,
has made it clear to the Arab
rulers that the fact that the Mid
die East has not figured promin-
emily in the East West conflict for
the past three years does not mini
mize the possibility that the re-
gion may be in danger of Soviet
invasion in a future war. :.
incidentally, Azzam Pasha, Sec
retary-general of the Arab League
which still advocates the destruc-
ton of Israel, has allegedly re-
turned from Washington to Egypt
with more friendly attitude to-
ward America. He indicates
that his talks at the State Depart
ment convinced him that the Arab
states must incline toward the
Western camp.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09
Letters To
The Editor
Editor. The News :

Editor. The News:
In the columns of your widely
read newspaper we are glad to ex-
press our thankfulness for the
protection and heart which we ex-
perienced after our arrival to
Phoenix from Europe. We are a
new American family. After the
monstrous years of war in which
we were the cruelest victim, the
bright Valley of the Sun seems to
us a paradise.
In the columns of your priceful
newspaper we express our deepest
gratitude to the Jewish Social
Service, who helped us material
and moral. Especially Mrs. Flor
ence Frank, who helped us more
than we can say. She showed to
us much heart, helped with her
wisdom and experience.
We shall never forget the first
Thanksgiving in the U.S.A. when
we were guests of Mrs. Frank and
her smart dinner. Mrs. Frank
made us a wonderful time. She is
an extraordinary pc r nality.
What a pity that this kind of
people are so rare in offices.
We express our great thankful
ness to DR.. and Mrs. Reichert.
Mrs. Reichert is our protector, and
she spent much time and solicita-
ton for us. For every trouble she
is ready to help us. When we
came, Mrs. Reichert prepared for
us nice apartment, in which we
found a whole housekeeping.
We express DR.. Reichert our
gratitude for the medical aid in
many serious cases. We recognized
DR.. Reichert as high worth of a
man, as a high worth of a physi-
clan.
This way we thank all people
who took an interest in our start
in Phoenix - our teacher, Miss
Elain Blain; Mr.. Hirsh Kaplan,
Mr.. Herman Miller, Mrs. Bibo,
and lawyer Lewkowitz.
THE FAMILY OF
HENRY BALBINSKI
4548 N. Richland
Phoenix
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09
Root of the Matter

of Jews should be dedicated tc
religious, social and cultural ideals
that are of universal worth.
"(b) We believe that what
holds us together as Jews is more
important than what divides US
Therefore, we must learn to help
our fellow Jews live the kind OF
Judaism that is most meaningful
to them"
The acceptance of these beliefs
by the religious and organization
al leaders of the American Jewish
community would remove great
deal of the pickering and dispute
that exists among them.
At a recent conference of the
organized western Jewish COM
munities, a Mr.. Shapiro of Los
Angeles said, in explaining the
basis for current Jewish commun-
ity organization, "The> organized
Jewish community exists today fo1
the same purposes for which il
existed for ages past: that is, fol-
loving kindness, for mutual aid
for Z'dokko."
That is good enough for this
writer. l have long felt that Jews
most quickly drift away from Jew
ish life, make their absence most
keenly felt, in those activities
which have long given all of u.
the opportunities to translate Ju-
daism into practical work-a-day
terms.
1t has never been Jewish tc
pray without deeds; to learn with
out teaching others; to live solely
for ones self. Everything that has
been taught us should lead US into
paths of activity which make rea
the PHILOSOPHERS of our elders
Every tenet of our faith is one Of
action, not mere words.
1t is possible to visualize great
audiences for congregational ser
vices but a veritable desert Of
Jewish activity. Such situation
would indeed be "to have and tC
have not".
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09
Soviets Refuse
Israel Minister

NEW YORK, (JTA) = The
Soviet Government has rejected
he nomination of Zalman Shazar,
former member of the Israel Cab
met, as Israel Minister to Moscow
presumably because of his back
qround of Zionist activities in
Czarist Russia, the New York
Times reported from Tel Aviv this
week.
The Israeli Foreign Office, the
report said, refused to discuss the
case "because it is trying not to
axacerbate the present tenseness
in Soviet-Israel relations" Agree
ment of Moscow is now being
sought to the designation of DR..
s. Elyashov, Israel's Minister to
Prague, for the Moscow post.
The report said the Russians
gave no reason for rejection of
Shazar. "Under normal circum-
stances, Israel probably would not
have made a second nomination so
quickly and with so little FUSS" it
added, "but of prime consideration
to Israel is the fact that about
100000 Jews still remain in
Eastern Europe, and it is hoped
to rescue the million or so in Com
munist countries outside of Rus
sia." Soviet good will, or at least
silent acquiescence, is needed for
this, the report noted.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09
Our Film Folk
Shelley Supplants La West
AS Queen of the Bon Mots

Winters, dynamic young Jewish
Universal-International star, must
don the mantle which has slid
from the buxom torso of la West.
Shelley's 'Td really be CRATE
full, boys and I've got plenty
to be grateful with" has replaced
Macs "Boys are men when they
have money" and instead of the
Westian 81 like a man that takes
his time," we have Shelley's
"When 1 sing, men just can't keep
their eyes off my voice." and
many other "Wintersnaps."
Shelley rattles on with such
Winteresque quickies as 'I'm no
thinker that's the poorest
paying profession With a
girl like me, there's a time and
place for practically everything.
Loosen your collar, fella,
your eyes are exploding I'll
take what you've got and use my
imagination"
Shelley, who is currently star
ring in "Frenchie" opposite Joel
McCrae and whose fan mail keeps
Hollywood mailmen hunchbacked,
is fast rising to the top among
movielands big gest box-office
names.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09
A Pace for Giving

The $780, 900 contribution to the United Jewish Appeal
by Mrs Felix NJ Warburg of New York should bring re
mendous inspiration to us here in Phoenix launch
our own united welfare drive It not enough to dismiss
this demonstration of woman generosity by saying,
"Oh WE'LL the Warburgs have millions" Rather should
observe the spirit which moved Mrs Warburg to make
this all-time record donation.
She expressed herself when she said that she hoped
gift coud be of practical help to the people of Israel
who are making real contribution to democracy in these
critical times by continuing to share their freedom with
thousands of immigrants from places of oppression"
Mrs Felix Warburg has set pace for giving in this
wear 1861. Moreover she has spelled out compelling
reason for giving that should all of to give to
the very limits of our ability and little beyond.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09

Two such periodicals are the
American Jewish Congress Week
ly and the Reconstructionist. In
the last issue of this column,
referred to several fine articles
on Jewish education from the
Congress Weekly. The current is
sue of the Reconstructionist car
ries an article from which | would
like to quote one paragraph:
sc. Cultural interests are of
ten entirely lacking. There is a
greater demand for entertainment
than for spiritual activities.
The problem of Jewish education
is a serious one. The children at
tend the so-called Religious School
once or twice a week. There is
no Jewish neighborhood there
is not one book of Jewish interest
to be given to the youngsters .
there are a number of youth
clubs and one might infer that a
flourishing Jewish activity pre-
vailed. ;"
The writer, Kurt Wilhelm, is
writing about Sweden, of which
country he is the Chief Rabbi
Evidently the problem is not con-
fined to the United States.
IN THE SAME issue is a state
ment of principle issued by the
leaders of the Reconstructionist
movement. It should be carefully
read and considered by all thought
full Jews. The principles are:
"(a) We believe in the primacy
of Jewish spiritual values, in the
proposition that the corporate life
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09

necessity of a defensive alliance
which would include Turkey, but
would have no apparent connec-
tions with Britain or the United
States. :. However, the Turkish
Government apparently n S i S
that a regional defense agreement
for the Middle East must include
Israel. This condition is so far
not acceptable to Syria or any of
the other Arab lands. The Syr-
ian move has been interpreted as
aimed not only against the Soviet
Union, but against Israel as well.
The Western powers are in
complete accord with the Turkish
viewpoint that a solid Middle East
ern defense bloc must include Is
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09

old Israel actor who is now visit
ing in the United States. In the
Israel version he played the role
of Harry Brock, a part rich in
Characterization, but one which l
am frankly glad | did not have
to hear in the Hebrew language
Nevertheless, Mr.. Yadin is a
thoroughly competent actor, hav-
ing been brought to Vienna last
wear for a part in the M.G.M.
movie, "Four in a Jeep", soon to
be released in the United States.
1t will not, however, be only
the movie fans who will be wait
ing Mr.. Yadin's autograph, once
word gets out that he is men,
Der of one of Israels illustrious
families. For the actor is the son
of Professor Eliezer Sukenik of
the Hebrew University, and the
brother of none other than the
famous archeologist-soldier, Israel
Army Chief-of- Staff, Brigadier-
General Yigal Yadin.
PATRIOTISM AND POCKET
BOOKS To the tired ones
and to the people of little faith,
DR.. James G. Mcdonald has a
word to say at United Jewish Ap-
peal time:
sT believe the defense of the
United States at this critical juno
ture in world affairs will be
strengthened almost in proportion
as Israel is given the tools to speed
up the development of it's varied
resources, and is thereby enabled
to assume an increasing role in
safeguarding democracy in the
strategic Middle East"
On two fronts, then, our UJA
efforts can be history-making. DR..
Mcdonald has effectively ans
wered both those who had
"tired" of giving-though it was
only money! = and those who
feartully attempted TO put renee
around their patriotism and their
pocketbooks.
Give them the tools to safe
guard democracy yes. And the
wherewithal to save million lives.
People are pouring into Israel
by the thousands, and they are
our kinfolk, as closely related to
us as they are to the Israelis. Un-
fortunately, we cannot invite them
to come and live with us, but we
can show our love in an easier
way = bv sending the money
without which no amount of self
sacrifice and devotion will keep
them alive.
The 1851 motto of the United
Jewish Appeal might very we'll be
the moving words of an Israel doc
tor portrayed in the Hadassah
film, Glands of Healing:
"People are like trees, my
friend. If you want them to live,
they do"
The doctor in his way, and we
in ours, can make them live. And
it is not too much to say that we
will at the same time be keeping
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09

are S e " e r a |,
however, t h a t
are not free but
which a re SO
well w r j t t e n
a n d so up-to-
tn mute in
] e w i S h news
and ideas that
subscriptions at
any p r i C e are
practically man.
datory.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09

terday", will be
int r i G u e d to
h e a r that the
play from which
it was t a k e n
w a S translated
into H e b r e w
and performed
in Israel.
T h e n e w S
C o m e S to us
fro m Yoseph
Yadin 20-vnar-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09

her 6 e m S 0 f
provocative wit
t i C i S m S were
t o S S e d about
with gay aban-
don in quanti-
ties far exceed
ing the G o | d.
wynisms of the
day.
With Mae alb
senting herself
from the movie
e. a nit a n
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09

C o n f lie t be-
tween Moscow
and the West
ern powers is
giving the rul-
ers of the Arab
countries f o o d
for thought .
Syria is taking
the initiative in
a tt m pting to
co n v j n C e the
o t h e r A r a b
countries of tho
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09
The World OZ,e1.

democracy alive. This is every
Americans hope and dream, and
DR.. Mcdonald has shown us the
way.
LET'S NOT GET IDEOLOCI-
CAL Last month l found my
self between the frying pan and
the fire.
On Jan. 10 l read quotes from
Conde McGinley's hate sheet,
Common Sense, in which he
castigated the Zionists, and well
coined the Cooperation of Judaic
Americans" of the Council for
Judaism in exposing the "Yiddish
Marxists" of the Zionist Organiza-
ton.
One week later, word came of
a new anti-Zionist campaign in
Rumania, where Zionism was
branded "the theology of Jewish
nationalist bourgeoisie in the SER
vice of imperialism"
Well, let us not take it too hard,
fellow Zionists! One of them's
bound to be wrong, you know.
SOUTHWARK HO! In our
childhood, Beersheba was just the
town that the ancient Hebrews
went from Dan to. 1t was the
southernmost point of Judaea dur
ing much of its history.
Today Israel's pioneers have
made it a stopping-off place on
the trek south and east to Eilat.
Like the early Americans, these
pioneers are crossing a wasteland
but with a difference. In Israel
they must in a few short years
make productive and habitable the
$4,000 kilometers of desert land
which for thousands of years lay
barren.
They have as they had dur
ing the war of Liberation = "Ein
b'reira" - no choice. They must
establish a chain of settlements to
the Gulf of Akaba, which is THEN
only outlet to the East. And more
important in terms of immediate
need, they must find living space
or thousands of new immigrants
Incorporate climate? Unproduc-
tive soil? The new pioneers have
declared war on the desert in al
it's manifestations, using the latest
scientific and technical method:
Known to man.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09
Our Film Folk
By Leon Gu++erman
opyright, 1850, Jewish Telegraphic

Agency, Inc.)
HOLLYWOOD - When Mae
West was the reigning wisecracker
among Hollywood's feminine stars,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09
BY Hirsh KapIan
Executive Director. Phoenix Jewish
Community CounciD

THIS WRITER gets dozens of
periodicals from Jewish organiza-
tions without subscription. There
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09

Say you sow II advertised In
The Phoenix Jewish News!
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09
Between You and Me
Red Danger
Gives Arab
Rulers Pause
By Boris SmoIar

Agency. Incl
POLITICAL TALKS: The dan
ger which threatens the Middle
East in the event of an armed
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09
By Deborah Jaffa Metz
a(The News Own Columnist)

SEAS Movie fans who delight
ed in the recent film, "Born Yes
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-09

lengthy stays, it would seem that
blonde a n d curvaceous Shelley
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-09
TWO SURpRISES AT
 SPRING FORMAL OF
 BETA SIGMA pAI

Beta Sigmo Phis arc maxim elaborate plans for the spring for nal which is to be held at the Colo Room of the Bananof hotel tomor row evening. Much secrecy sur rounds the activities of the Maskec Maidens who have a pleasant str prise for those in attendance. The floor show promises to be one oi much endeavor together with in- gentity only Beta Sigma Phis can achieve. The St. Patricks Day theme will be in evidence with much green although the blistery winds of the winter still prevail and the outside world is still covered with snow.
 At midnight the Sweetheart O. the Delta and xxi Delta Chapter vii be crowned with due ceremony be- fitting the occasion inasinuch q this is an event annually when some member of the group has been SC lected. This, too, will be a surprise as the girl selected to receive tllis honor is known only to the selection committee.
 Music for the occasion is to be furnished by the Manson orchestra which has been doing some enthus- iastic work to make the occasion maintain the usual standards SC, by past dances.
 Dancing is to begin at 10 pm. and continue until am. Judging from the reports of the Dance Committee, headed by Freeda Bechtold, a crowo is expected. Rhoda Mae zwickey is in charge of ticket sales and tickets for the dance may be obtained from the Baranof hotel or any member of the sorority.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-09

Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Cavett of Anchorage have arrived on PA from Seattle and are stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-09
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