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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15
PARENTS or KDTToR TO
OBsERvE GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY AUGUST -

Kansas City. Mo.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. o. Newman. parents Of Cecil
Newman. Minnesota publisher win
celebrate their Golden Wedding
Anniversary here Sunday August
"A.
A reception win be held % ob-
serve 50 pears Of married life At
ths home Of their daughter Mrs..
Preston Evans. 2S25 MerMinRton
Ave, Kansas city. No
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15
Big Time Reilly
TO Mix Sports.
Fun, Politics

Politics, sports, music and good
fellowship will be- mixed In about
equal quantities at a rally to be
held Thursday, August 81. at 8
p. m. at the Phyllis Wheatley
House, 500 Aldrich Avenue North.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15
sEPTEGBER EBONY
MAGAZINE ON SALE

The September number OF EB-
oNY Magazine In on sale at Twin
City newstands. II you cannot OBJ
tain your regular copy Of the
magazine at the usual newsstand
Herbert Howell, ALdrich 1853
win Be glad 20 see that you get
. copy.
Mr.. Howell handles all Of the
johnson publications. Ebony. Jet.
and Tan Confessions.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15
ZION GOSPEL CHORUS
OAaSgTTTYD NY ERROR
stories printed ln thla papeF 81.

Stories printed In this paper DE-
failing the recent program Of
the National conventi0n Of Chnirs
and Chorus@s In 81. Paul should
have listed the ZiOn Gospel Choir
IN a. participants IN one the
nightly progrAms
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15
lWhat To Do When
Disseminated Against
In Public Places
Your Rights And Duties
The Law

person excluded color. national
privilege public theatres
hotels barber shops
other places refrcShmens entertainment
violates provision Of the Sec
another shall be guilty
addition the penalty therefor shall be liable
the aggeved for damages not exceeding
Five Hundred $4,000 OOJ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15

Visits Daughters; Mrs Matte
Harris. - RoyaistOn Ave. has re-
turned home after spending some
time Visiting hsT daughters. Mrs..
Ruby Horton and Irene Bny-
der In flint, Mich. Mrs. Harris
makes her home here with her
daughter. Mr.. Bertha BOwsrs. %
RoyaIstOn Ave
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15
10000 LOkSs No PIOeS 70 Esh'
Nationally Known Business
Man Asks Gov. Anderson
Halt Resort Discrimination

Chicago manufactures, head of internationally known
cosmetic firm has asked Governor Elmer Anderson end
discrimination against whites and other minority groups
by Minnesota resorts.
The complainant is Charles D. Murray Sr. wealthy Chi
cagoan and president Superior Prnlucts Inc
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15

KiatoPs N0ts: The snail Lake
Onmp u ASH Church workers
was TIE original Idea % the late
O G. Han. ~ Paul ASaE hay
AnmAeP.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15


T state possible In furthsnG
education In field What II your responsibility
IIIf you y resort do two things
Assums that observe the law good
faith
Most Of them will
Make advance order 20 be that
IL ahIabs Confirmation You under no
obukation u identify yourself by creed or color
In II you accommodation arrival take these steps
Smy possible bearing in mind that the conduct Of
the patron beyond rsproach:
CI)Oet = direct stasnasnL
Try N get q direct statement from the
agsr prsSsnoe Of Witnesses TO the for
his refusal
C2J thu Law
II h. states the grounds Of creed or
coIor refer i'm n " O
/ %, COLLECT facts
In case he Will change his position o gives some
accommodation which feel
u only an for discrimination
Keep q 0f facts In writing:
IA name address Of person you believe 70 b dis
eliminating
time and place
Cey description Of NhA and by whom
I "a names and addresses Of witnesses u possible
1 90 Notify aW-enfOFosmsnt Ofnosrs
I Turn 70 appropriate Sw-snforcsmsnt officer for
tC0htihusd page q
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15

only 20 guarantee fair treat
nen n also % educate the people
attitudes Of prejudice and acts Of diSCrmina
outo During this Commission has Joined
Commissions In nsEhboring states 10 stop
prce excluding because Of their
color religion resort shsffa
chny publications. articles radio
proKraa speeches with have been
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15
SELF-HAYRED

well known phenomenon among men,
berS OF minority groups Is hatred OF the
group, It's culture, Its members. and even
oneself because one Is a member of the
group. Group self hatred may be thought
OF ~ the opposite of group Identification.
II manifeStS itself In all the expressions
Of prejudice that characterize the pre-
JUDGED members OF the majority group.
II also appears in a desire to escape all
Identification with the minority group
one passes. tries TO pass or becomes an
emotional advocate OF passing Arnold
Rose In THE Negroes Morale" University
OF Minnesota Press
A. 90 Per Year. 10 Canka Par Nnnr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15
10000 Lokss No PIoes 70 Fish,

$500 Per Year; 10 Cents Per Copy
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

nlht Der @erlilcnbeit 5u beOienen
IperltanOen, Die m ser GcnOerQuIterei
iiblih lit.
9Iber Bic Gnbtiiuung ser 9lffGre
tom Den GemOfrotcn ungenein Qele-
gen. Wtonhca Ifien oorouf bin3uOeu-
ten 0oB iih Oie Moblouaiihten Ser
Nepublitoncr crbcbliO perbcliert bat
ten 0ur6 0o@ GinidWeufcn bon &C.
nator Gait in Gilcnbomcrs Eager, Die
2lbln9e uOn 0ouOerncltr 9Drnc5 uno
onocrn on0clcbencn Gcnlofratcn an
lire Yartei, Ooa @critt iibcr sic
WcQncr McGortbD5 in @iaconlin, Die
mohlrn0e GoIfatiimlichfeit Oe5 rcpu-
bllfonllDcn Observation-Disclosures
ten. l1no Dor olcn Bic pielfQd) beruor-
tretcn0c Geroroiienbcit meiter &oIfa=
trcllc nit Ser notoril6en Oenlofrati.
ld)en WtIBDirtihoft uno Oen babnc-
blthencn ,}eblern IN ser ausnGrtigen
FoIltlt. ga bletet Oie 2ffQre 9tirpn
9eroOeju fo6elbaite M0gIibfeiten 51
Teronhtlgllngen 1tn0 5ur Iblentllng
Der lhmcrcn 9lnflagen gege1 sic berr-
1tcnOe Yortci. Gieie M0glidfeitcn
MAIDEN itd Sic politilben Grobt5ieber
nit Der SirtroiitGt, oie Elm Gburnf.
terlltiflln Ser bcutigen Gemagogie lit,
5llnllbe. l(n0 otG fleine5 Streber-
tum I'M rcpubIlfonilden Eager maHt
oo5 &clieltrcibcn nit. @ir 0enfen
babel beilpieISpeiie an sic 2eute, Sic
@rn. Stollen ais Grlatmann fiir
9tlron empfahlen, nod beoor bon eli
nen totl1dli6en Gerihuloen Die &c
Oe Icin fonnte.
Is mar oud ionIt cine IAlilunlc
SSode fitr Die Hcprblifaner. 9ie bel
Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GSSO rnD
9l6ofS baben iib fir Stepenion er.
fldrt nit Ser 9egriinoung, ouB 0as
IoftIde rSfIapcngeleb" ltnter allen
l(lnItonocn abgeIchofft per0en niiiie,
- &nO 0a5, oblpobl SteOenIon ielber
oncntlib 5ugeitunO, ooB BON elmer
"%erltlapun8" nid)t Die 91eOc Icin
fOnne.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
Jm Hannr ArH Nnmmuntsnus

/ gen Greignilie, Sic 6nlo nad) oem les.
| ten Nelttrieg eintrofen mb IeitAer
nIht mcbr olfhoren 9dtr Elm 8ci-
lpteI aus ollcriilnglter 3eit:, Ser icit
5mcl (Subren 0eit Der mpIteri0ien 9lb-
rclle Don WtauriCc G5ore5 nod Wto2-
tou) ItellOertrctcnOe 8eneroliefretQr
Der fonlmlliItiiben Yartei Srunf-
rei63, &nCQue5 Gucloa, lpuroe om %.
Vtoi 0iele5 Sabres bon ser Barrier
Foli5el anlGBli6 ser Communication
VtanlfeItotton gegen General Gi0g-
man Oerboftet, neil Geroa6t ser &on1
pli5itat lpenn nitbt gar ser bauptper=
ontlportlihen Seitltng Der gan5en g.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beltuno. Gr
muroe aus Dem 9luto berau5 Der
baftet, IN Dem er, cine &arte pon
Forla IN Der @onO, bon einem &unO-
geounBa3cntrlm 5ltm anoern fltbr;
man tonnte .nld)t anOerS, nl5 unneh
men, oQB Der 0encrallefretGr Die &C.
nonltratlon leitete. 9lm 4. SSuli 0u-
rnltf mlr0e Der 1aftbefehl gegen oel
&onml1niitcnfitbrcr Glclo5 BON 81
bier Dem Tr0liOcnten Ser @uriler
AnflQgetamncr, nit ser 9egriinOun1
oltf9ebobch c3 l1gcn feinc genii0c1-
Sen 8elpeiie iiir 9uclo3' Scilnobme
an Den Wtanifeitntionen Dor, er f0nll.
te alld, oDne bon ct1pn3 cine IDuln9
5lt baben, aus ionltigen 8ritnoen I'M
Iuto III Eari5 bcrlln8eiabren Ieiu.
Gle Grfl0rl&ng lit lG6erlid). Ser fou-
n1unlltild)e 0enerallefretGr fam Ood]
nidt unipilenO iein, nenn ieine 8or-
tel cine groBe QtanifeItation ourh-
fitbrt. Menn SuClos tutlQdlib ab
nltngSIos gelpelen n1re, Damn lpGrc
e5 b0hite 3eit, OoB man i'm ols &c
ncrollefretGr nblebt, llno OaB StnIin
@rn. Sborc5 micOer 5uriidgibt. @ern
cr ober ais 8encrallcfretqr um Sic
WanlfeItotion lpuBtc, lit er Iogar Ser
SunptOcrnntlDortlid)e un0 nit 1ne1r
9tcdt in @oit 81 bcboltcn ais unoerr
arrcticrte Wnnifeitonten. 9lber -
lIno 0o5 lit Ser 8unft, ouf Sen e5
bier onfommt - Gioier muroe ant
i21. GftOber 1914 oom oan1oligen
&uIti5fon1milior Wforcel @iQaro, Ell
mem fonrnuniItiicben Seloen Ser 8e-
rrrilInQ, sum ErGltOenten Ser 9lnflo=
Aefnlnner crnnnnt nno 1T Ieitbcr in
9lmt. 3u elmer 3eit, mo- man in
1Sronfreih gegeniiber 0en &ommr1ti=
item oertrauensIelig mar, lit oa5 &C.
Iheben. 9Seil man oomols auf ale
gSa6Ian1fett Der5idJtete, bat oie Ne=
9ierlng beltc INNER 1pieoer 1lni1gIi=
che Sdmierigfeiten, !pcnn eS tint Sic
@obrung Ser Sntereiien uno oes
SduteS oeS 2onoe5 gegeniiber ber
&omnuniIten gebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

frellll6 Oerortige grl6einl1ngen IinO
10 1T e5 ooO cine SntlnDe, OaB bel
6all 9tlron nid)t pcreln5clt Oa1tebt
Gas SebGn Don Golf5bertrctern uni
geonltcn in Der 9unOea eabouptitaOt ii
elne fOltlptelige SaGe, ltnO trob bo
Der @ebGlter i6euen ni0t tpenigt
lonIt lebr Quolifi5ierter 2cute 0oOo1
3uritd, lid) elmer S1tigfeit 5u miOnen
Die bel aller groBen Gerontmortunq
OerbnItnl@m0Blg mcnig Cinbrinqt
ytlbt pcnige Golf5pertrcter belien
ltD oonlit Oob lie ibre Nottin lmO
m1ocre 6amilienongcborigc ais g.
fretare II. O9l. cngugiercn lmO 10 Ou5
,Snmlllenelnfonlnlen erh0bcn. 9lnoere
pcrocn DON 6reln0en lublioiert. IS
oilrfte Denige GoIfapcrtretcr nit be-
'dr0nften FriOotnitteIn gcbcn, 0ic
Iih ouf oieiem l1ngIt niht mebr I'm
gemDbnllhcn gSege Ourhhcllen.
SelbItperItGnoli0 liegt Oit Nefobr
nobe, oob Selltc nit geringem Chr
gefitbl lulo gbrli6feitalinn in ioIher
Soge l1nIauberer 9cCinflulillnq unO
lelblt olrefter 8elte6ung li6 ais 5u-
gonglib erpeilen. s. lic9en feine
blnreiben0en 8riinoc Dor, ocrortiges
bel Senotor 9tiron norou55uieben.
Ger Senator bebouptet, Oob or Sic
lbn jltr Gerfilglmg gcitcuten NelOer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
Inlann

8ie 9emofraten baben enolid Elm
rSliue" gefllnoen nit Oem lie -
nibt gan5 ausIi6tsloS - oie ii6
oerbelIernoen Gboncen ser &epublifa-
ner i6per ibGoigen 5u f0nnen bof-
fen. ssinoise 2eute baben ans Sidt
gebradt, oaB Senator Niron bon
California, ser republifanii6e &an>
oibat fir bas Imt oes Si5eprdiioen=
ten bon oneeiebenen 8iirgern ieines
Seimatitaates our6 cine Subiioie bon
$4,000 in ieiner politii6en Satig-
felt nnter1tiibt tpuroe. 60 penig er-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
Sie Saar

Gie meitoelti6en GeIegierten in
Der 9erotenoen GeriomntIun9 oes
.eurppaz9tats in StraBburg unter=
,brelteten lette @ode cine 9eihneroe,
IN Der oie Soar-9i -9iegierung inoireft
belhuloigt miro, ser 9ep0lferung oeS
lett ipirtl6aftli6 nit ,Sronfreih per
eintgten Suor-8ebiets Oie oenofrati-
lben sSreibeiten eini6lieBlicb BreHe-
rre1bclt, ent5ogen 81 bobcn. Ser oies=
be5ll9ll6e 9lntrng nuroe einem 9lu3~
lhuB 5lr gegutochtlIng iibergeben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
@iberitanb lit tpirfIam

$50 Die &omm1nilten 5ur Serr-
ifaft fommen, unteroriiden lie alle
6reibeit. Sic, Sic iid ais sic 8efreier
(Sorti tiesung auf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
mnr1rrnfrtra11

8enn lpie mir boffen nl06ten,
nf6ts oa5mii6en fomnt, bleibt oas
Sor fir Oie 9riten melt often. Sci es,
oaB lie gan5 nno gar mitmaGen ober
nit einent SUB orauBen bleiben mol
In,,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

llntcr Oleiem Iitcl eri0ien neue.
items I'M Her-Scrlag, @u5crn, Elm anti.
tonurunlItilhca 9uh pon &nrl Ste
ger. Nfit pier Sbcmen: Ser Som.
nulnl5nula ais mirtlcbuftlihe Grl0
lln82lcbrc", Ser &omnlnianlu>
ais orBNnilicrtc &umpibCDegllng"
~ nlPenlNen uno &0lfcr I'M 9onnc oes
&onlnlrli&mu5" luno v&onmuni2.
mus lnO Heligion" bat iid Ser Ser.
falICr 5llr 2Iuf9obc gclteut, Sic SSiiQe
Don 0ofumentarilrbeln Matcrial iplte.
mntiId 5lIommcn5uioiieL I'M Den
&onlnllniaml3 pom pOlitilhCu, nirt=
lNuftlihen ndtiOnolcn llnO religi0ien
@cltcbt2puntt ans 5l OltrNleu6ten.
,Grienticrun9' (3iiriN) Icbreibt ou5u
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
Siid)er gegen bic fummnniitiidDe
(3cfabr

Nclcgrutlic) oiciCr 9teucriNcinllng
mlrOc Oie Scncrfln8 gcuott: @o5
niiten l0on ioIhc nntifonlrllniltil6c
Gublifotiunen? Menn sic 9iuileu
tonlmcn luOllcn, Damn fpmmcn lie.
Mon Iou Oo6 ni0t hleinem lie nit
9iiNcrn obIdrcfcn 81 f0nnen," -
Gie 9lcltBcrllng lit mcbr obne 9coubt
gefoleL ober iie gibt 9InIob 5u elmer
niitli6cn llebcrlegltng. SSir Wicn=
lhcu IN @eIt europa - Oie &om=
mllnilten notiirIid) ou39cnommen -
linO frob, ouB mon 5u uniercr Ser
tei0iglng Die erropdilhen Srllppel
orgnniliert 0eI6iebt on5 nun 51 oenI
3lpcf, I'm Oie 9fulicn bon einem GltBC-
rem 9lngriff ob5lllNrefen? Go5 fanl
rur Ser glolben, Ser Oie lnDerniinf-
|tige S5offnlng begt, nit 5nan5ig 81.
|piiionen 5lpeibunOcrt Gipiiioncu mlT=
bolten 5u f0nnen. Die erlte 9luTgobe
Der cllrop1il6en Sruppen fam 0odI
n1r Oie Starfllng Ser beItebenoen Gc-
gierlngen icin, I'm cine W}ohtiibcr.
nubme Our6 innere fomnllniItiI6e
Srgonilationen, Sic ibrerIeit5 lpfor1
Die Eote 9lrmee llm 5ilfe nngehcn
wiirOen, 5u Derbinoern. @er Sic repo
lutionGre SOeologie Oe5 &ormuniS
mus fcnnt, peiB, oaB Sic Splpiet;
einen 9lngriff nur in Serbinoung nil
elmer innercn 9lftion, lpel6e oie olt(
Tegierlng gelabmt uno Sic &ontroll(
itber oas 2ano bereitS IN Sodnoen bat
planen.
gteben Ser miIitGrii6en Sonoesber
teiOigung gegen Die fomn1uniItiidI
8efobr, Sic acknowledgements MIR il
m1fgefaBt Deroen fam, Itebt oie gel
Itige, sic in Ser iiberDicgcnoen Mebr
beit ser gepolferung &larbeit i6aff
uno @ablamfeit uno SSeltigfeit be
mirft. 9ln oieier geiltigen Sront ba
oas quite ontifomnl1niitilde 8ud] iei
ne beoeutungSpoue Sunftion.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
@ad)iamfeit int not

@ie nottpenbig Sic @ahlamfeit &C.
geniiber bem &ommunismus lit, 5ei=
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
RABBI WARNS LARGE
NUMBERS OF EX.NAZIS IN
POWER MAY PROVE 5th
COLUMN TO ALLIES

NEW YORK CITY, (AJP) - A
sharp warning that the large
number of ex-Nazis returned to
positions of power in Western
Germany could easily be turned
into a fifth column to wreck
Allied defenses against Commu-
nism was sounded here last week
by a leading rabbi.
Rabbi William F. Rosenblum,
of Temple Israel, said the dis
closure that IS per cent of Ger
man office holders are former
members of the Nazi party was
zone of the most shocking and
disturbing reports to come from
Europe"
Nearly all of them," the rabbi
declared" were involved in the
murder of millions of Jews and
others who refused to knuckle
down to their prosecutors.
He warned that unless we
have the courage to root them out
before we get into more than a
cold war, these unconverted Nazis
will be a fifth column that will
make of NATO and SHAPE and
of all the agencies we are build
ing up in order that our civiliza-
ton not be torn down, a sham
bles and a mockery."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
SOUTfISIDE BRICK HOME
FOR SALE

Owner offers 6.rooxn brick
bungalow in best section Of
Southside for $ls.500. Property
consists Of 21a baths. including.
q large : o m above two.car
garage. suitable for maids
quarters. guest room. or chill
dren's play room. House is
kitchen. equipped. has venetian
blinds. Cool-air attic fan. and
many attractive features i'm
GLIDING a disappearing stair
case leading to a completely
floored attic with large cedar
lined closet and extra storage
space. The home is attractivelY
handicapped and has a solid
concrete driveway. Only $4,000
cash required. Balance on easy
terms with owner holding
mortgage at so. For further
information. call S8.lS23.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Bernie Moskovitz and
Leo Moskovitz, as copartners. doing
business under the trade name IL.
Bee. will register said trade name
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Duval County. Florida. after publica.
ton of this notice In accordance with
the laws Of Florida.
BERNIE MOSKOV1TZ
LEO MOSKOVITZ
March IL. 81. %. April 4. 1859
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-10
Red Cross Here
Sponsors Public
Speaking Course

"Platformality" is the unique
lame given by the Montgomery
County Chapter Of the American
National Red Cross, for its course
in puolic speaking, which starts
Wednesday. January 16, at pm.
at the Parish Hall in rear Of s..
Johns Episcopal Church, Wiscon-
sin Avenue and Bradley Lane, Be-
thesda.
General Lewis y. Hershey, Sc
lective Service Director, and Mr.
Richard p. SwiRart, Associate Di-
rector Of the National Blood Pro-
gram, will be the key speakers OF
the evening.
The public is invited to attend
this course, designed to teach po.
tentia! speakers Of clubs, civic,
charitable and church organiza
tions, now to more easily get their
messages across from the plat-
form. A round table discussion Of.
how to talk in public will follow
the speakers. There is no charge
for the course.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-10

pear with the National symphony
Orche.'tra at it's College Park COD
cert on January II as piano So
loist.
Well known in the County as an
outstanding concert pianist, and
the son of Harold Prizes, piano
teacher here, young Prizes will play
the popular Rachmaninoff Piano
Concerto No. /. His presentation
will mark the first time the Rach-
maninJff Concerto has been played
m the Washington area.
The concert, the second in the
National Symphony's Suburban
Series, will be given in the Uni
versity of Maryland's Coliseum at
$3.50 pm. Tickets are $1.S0. Stu
dent tickets are 60 cents.
In addition to Prizes solo work.
the concert will include the Mozart
Symphony in f Flat Major (No.
39), Dukas' "The Sorcerer's Ap-
prentice" Samuel BARRIERS "Adag-
10 for Strings and Rimsky- Korsak.
offs "Capriccio Espagnol."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-10
Religious Census
Launched Here by
Local Churches

A religious census of Rockville,
sponsored by churches in the COM
munity, is now underway. The CEN
sus, needed to give a religious
picture of Rockville, will enable
the churches to better serve the
community.
Rev. John Halko, survey expert
from the Washington Federation
of Churches, is conducting the CEN
sus, which will run from January
10 through January 20.
Volunteer census takers from
the various churches in town will
endeavor 70 seek information in
Rockville homes and families about
religious affiliations, interests and
preferences of individuals. At the
conclusion of the census, each
church will be notified Of the
names Of those indicating either
membership in or preference for
particular church. The ministers
of the churches are urging their
own congregations and others to
cooperate in this important cam
paign.
1t is hoped the census will be
of real service to the community
and that the churches will also be
able to build better programs as
a result.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-10
Little Theatre
Group Announces
Next Production

"Seven Keys to Baldpate," by
George NJ. Cohan, will be the next
production Of the Rockville Little
Theatre Group. The play will be
given on Friday and Saturday,
February % and 90 in the Episco-
pal Parish Hall, South Washing
ton Street.
Harriet Thomas. director of the
group has announced the cast as
follows.
Elijah Quimby by Gilbert Guide I;
Mrs. Quimby by Alice Wyckoff;
William Magee by Jimmie Saguto:
John Blank by William Huxley;
Nary Norton by Ruth Shipley;
Mrs. Rhodes by Alice Clogg: Pc
tiers, The Hermit by Ray Mary
man; Myra Thornhill by Ann,
Darr; Lou Mix by Roger Shaw;
i'm Cargan by Joe Cox; Thomas
Hayden by Don Neuman; Jiggs
Kennedy by Alex Greene and the
owner of "Baldpate" by Claude
Stout.
With casting complete the group
will get to work on hehearsals i'm
mediately.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-10
Cantrel Endorses
Allen Candidacy
For Congress

Joseph A. Cantrel, former mem
Der of the House of Delegates and
former counsel to the County COM.
missioners, this week announced
his support of the candidacy of
newspaper publisher William Pres
colt Allen who is seeking the Dem-
ocratic nomination to Congress
from the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict.
Mr.. Cantrel, who maintains law
offices in Rockville and in down.
town Washington, pointed out that
as newspaper publisher in the
County, Mr.. Allen has had occa-
sion t. keep in constant touch with
governmental affairs and with the
reeds and wishes of the electorate.
He said he believes Mr.. Allen to
be man of ''the highest integrity
and Il strongly recommend him
to the Democratic voters of the
Sixth Congressional District"
Mr.. Cantrel is the second top
brass member of the Democratic
party in the County to endorse Mr..
Aliens candidacy. Late last
month, attorney James H. Pugh
announced his support of Allen.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-10

cry and the Colt for several min
utes.
Mr.. Gray holds another record.
In his 60 years of residence, he
rs naver missed a voting trip to
the polls on election days and. for
ten years he was worker there.
He attributes his continued good
health to a lifetime of no drink.
ing, no smoking. and belief in the
works of God. He reads the Bible
every day and has never had 10
wear glasses.
Mrs. Gray, now 70, has also been
active in her church. She served
as treasurer of Travilah Church
for 40 years. Her home and her
husband have been the center of
her activities for 81 years. AS a
matter of fact, she said she has
been no further away from home
and Montgomery than Gettysburg,
Pa. Her hobby is making afghans.
Mrs. Gray said she was never
given a middle name to go along
with her name ida" She sail
eight sisters and four brothers add
ed up to so many names in her
family that 1--WE ran out before
any middle names were given"
The Grays never had children of
their own. Nevertheless, voices
and running feet of youngsters
have filled their lifetime. Six
nieces and nephews were raised &c
adulthood by Mr.. and Mrs. Gray.
All Of them, except one, are mar
ried now. All have been present
ed, too, with fine examples of the
afghans Mrs. Gray still turns out
with the precision and talent of 8
professional.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-10
Farm Bureau
Delivers Protest
On Planning

The Farm Bureau of Montgom-
cry County this week presented n
resolution to the County Council
protecting the proposed regula-
tons of the Upper Montgomery
County Planning Commission.
The farm group asked the Coun-
ell to pass no ordinances Of similar
nature until they had been well
aired and were acceptable to up
per-county residents.
1t vas pointed out, further, that
the Farm Bureaus Board of Dl-
rectors would be available for cor
sultation by the planning group.
At the same time, the Bureau
voiced its appreciation Of the work
done by individual members Of the
Commission and said its protesting
resolution was not to be construed
as personal criticism against the
group.
Council President Col. Eathrop
Smith said the Council would take
the resolution under adviseniert
along with similar 300-nameI ne.
tition presented to the Council sev-
eral weeks ago. 1t was poi ted
out that the Council is not ksi..
ting" on the resolutions Of pstest
concerning the controversial suo
division regulations contained In
the Commissions proposal and
that the proposal has not beer pre-
sented to the Council for acton.