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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
Overseas Scholar

YEHUDITH Drawer (above)
of Jerusalem is the 97th student
to be brought to the u. 9. under
the overseas scholarship program
of the National Council Of Jewish
Women. Miss Drawer will spend
two years studying child welfare
work which, she says, Is "a new
field In Israel that must be de-
veloped." She'll attend Washing
ton University in st. Louis.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
Syria Is Adaman+

UNITED NATIONS, NY, GTA)
The Syrian government Is not in
clined to change its attitude on the
complaint it lodged with the United
Nations against Israel's hydroelec-
tric project on the Jordan River,
it was indicated here by DR.. Farid
Zeineddine, Syrian representative,
upon his return from consultations
in Damascus.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12

TEL AVN, (JTA)-A group Of
SO men and women, mainly elderly
persons, sailed from Haifa aboard
the Turkish vessel Akso bound for
their native Rumania. More are
preparing to return to that coun-
try.
According to some of the group.
they had to return because their
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12

children were unable to leave Ru-
mania and join them here and they
were unable to support themselves.
Rumania has closed its gates to
Jewish emigration.
Newspapers report that the Ru-
manian consular authorities here
are doing their utmost to encourage
the return of the immigrants and
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
German Haters Active

Dusseldorf, (JTA)-A new
ly-organized and apparently well
financed organization operating un-
der the name of the German So.
ciety for Labor Training" Is using
anti-Semitism in its propaganda
of anti-union and anti-democratiC
sentiments among German indus.
trial workers.
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Classified Ads
SI.OO for 25 words and &c per
word thereafter

KOSHER PICKLES, new crop,
days old, buy by the pint or gallon,
fresh ranch eggs, fruits and vege-
tables at low prices, 5210 N. 27th
Ave. One block N. of Comeback
Rd.
TYPING - done at home. Call
Alpine 4-9668.
WANTED - Lady roommate to
share furnished room. 1912 E. Oak.
Call Alpine S-37SS or Alpine S-4S27.
CLEANING NIGHTS - VIII do
cleaning of office buildings or
stores. Reliable Negro couple.
Write P.O. box 1892, Phoenix.
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REDS COAX OLDSTERS HOME
Rumonions Quit IsreuI TO Reioin Kin

that they have been paying off
thousands of pounds in debts owed
by the returnees here.
Return of these immigrants to
Rumania, it is believed here, will
be used as a political propaganda
weapon by the Communists to dis
courage other Rumanian Jews from
seeking to migrate to the Jewish state
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
Exemption Plea Denied

COPENHAGEN, (JTA) = The
Danish government has rejected all
appeals by the Jewish community to
exempt Danish Jewry from COM
pliance with government regula-
tions prohibiting the slaughter of
animals without previous electrical
stunning.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12

The Temple University library in
Philadelphia has established a new
Judaica section.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12

The Foreign Operations Admin
stration in Washington has author
lied 81 $4,000 worth Of commodities
for Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12

HadaSsah has allocated 100000
for a special vocational training
program in Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-02-12
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
Names in The News
Wand how 8 pronounced HEM. J
By Constantine chekrezi

The British Reuters (ROY-
ters) news agency announced in
Bangkok, Thailand. that a plot
had been discovered against Pre-
mier Pimbul Songram (PEEM-
boon Song-ram). who collabor-
ated with the Japenses in the
last war but is now against
Communist expansion. Dele
gate to the Geneva conference,
Prince Wan Waithaykon (Oo-
ann Way-tha-YA-kon), has just
arrived in the U. s. prepared to
commit his country to q South
east Asia defense pact.
Chief French delegate, Jean
Chauvel (Zhan Shoh- VEL) con-
tinued secret talks at Geneva
with Wet Mimi deputy Premier
Van Dong. for a truce in Indo-
China. On the Korean issue,
North Korean Minister Nam II
(Naam EeD issued "a warning
from East Berlin against "a new
march northward" by the Syng.
man Rhee clique" The Penta-
gon has q document charging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
Pathological Aide
Has Hottest Car
In Philadelphia
by The Assoeiussd Press

PHILADELPHIA, July So
Patrick Foley, State health de-
partment Pathological chief. is
the owner of what may be the
hottest car in the world. It's
radioactive.
Mr.. Foley explained that the
two-month-old car became hot
after he carried radioactive CO.
bait and radium In the trunk
compartment while on duty FOR
the State.
The materials we're supposedly
tucked away In lead-lined cases,
but somehow the charge seeped
through. making the car radio
aOtive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

that Soviet Russia MASTER
minded and directed the Korean
war. It alleges that Kim II Sung
tKeem- Eel Soong) !. North Ko-
rean premier and Gen. Nam II
are both Russian BY birth and
indoctrination.
tAll Rights Reseryed.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
Answer 70 UNKEsIPTNEss.

used. Only one form Of wofd Is used
:. Propei names are not used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

unkempt. unset unkept. unseen. unmeet.
unmet. unset. nest. ness, keeps. keen.
knees. ensue. sesne esse. mess. menu.
meets. mets. meek. mute. muse, musk,
punk. puss. punt puke. teens teens,
tense. tunes, tusk. sent. seems, seen.
seem, seek, sept, sense. skeet. smut,
STUMP steep. step. ssiaset suet, sunken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
Word Come
Find 10 or more words in
UP Rim GING.
THE BERRYs
RIVETS

meaning, rearing. training. !"
Average is Is; time limit, is
minutes.
4 Rules Of the same--i. Words must be
acquire four letters by the addition OF
&< such a. bats" eats" are not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

Answers to Our Presidents
Esther Cleveland. 1893.
2-Andrew johnson.
3-Warren g.. Harding.
Evening star., 1954-05-30

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Women with dry or sensitive skin
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removes hair closer to the roots.
Nudit works quickly, costs LIS.
Helena Rubinstein, Inc, 655 Fifth
Ave-. N. Y.22. Prices plus tax.
Evening star., 1954-05-30

GUNNER is a joyous time but it
y brings special beauty prob
lens to all of us. But no woman
should be discouraged. For now,
there are wonderful new ways to
solve those problems! With these
new discoveries. you can defy the
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Immediately fresh, dainty and
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New deodoxans pads
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For women who want trustworthy
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there is a marvellous new deodor-
ant on dainty little perfumed pads.
These Perfumed Deodorapt Pads
are both deodorant and anti
perspirant. They stop unpleasant
odor before it starts, by destroying
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Perfumed Deodorant Pads are
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For each pad is filled with a care
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Evening star., 1954-05-30

The position in which he found
himself was somewhat similar to
a situation in which ex-P President
Truman was once involved, and
with complete innocence.
Mr.. Truman had a group of
about six prominent private citi-
zens in for a stag dinner one
night. A guest at the dinner was
on display the next day at several
fashionable Washington watering
holes. giving gray-faced evidence
of a hangover. This guest told
in glowing detail how well MIR.
Truman held his whisky.
I'D swear he had at least six
bourbon highballs after dinner -
said the guest, whose name still is
known coast-to-coast. He had
drink for drink right along with
the rest of US and never batted
an eyelash. And me. I'm about
to die today"
TEu1nan's >>HiShballs"
SEVERAL days later, a group of
White House reporters accom-
panied MIR. Truman to a garden
party. Mr.. Truman strolled
through the garden without a
glass in his hand, although most
of the other guests were having
cocktails. He stopped to talk
with the reporters.
'Mr. President, " said one of
the newsrnen who knew MIR. Tru-
man well, that group of big
shots you had in for dinner a few
nights ago certainly came away
impressed - they said you
almost drank them under the
table"
'.Isn't that funny?" Mr.. Tru-
man said patiently. you know,
the truth is that l haven't had a
drink in weeks - too much work
to do. Those fellows who came in
the other night got the wrong
idea. l sat there all evening
with one glass Of ginger ale.
Every now and then, the but
Ter dropped in q fresh ice
cube. That was keeping up with
the rest, drink for drink"
IfMr. Eisenhower has received
credit for golf he didn't play.
part of the blame must rest right
at the White House. During the
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1954-05-30
DOES EISENHOWER PLAY TOO MUCH GOLF,
Continued from page sepes

allegedly played, the scorekeep-
ers had to include the golf he
played during a post-inauglral
vacation at Augusta, Ga.
Talk about his golf reached
such a point last year that signs
of jitters began to show up in
some members of the White
House staff.
Evening star., 1954-05-30

New York, N. Y.-Famous fash
Ion designer, Mrs. IOrson D. Mum,
says that BLUE BONNET Is beyond
compare.
II adore the sunny-sweet flavor
0t golden BLUE BONNET, " she states.
Then it's 90 economical and better
nutritionally, tooy
Yes, all margarines are not the
same. Unlike most, BLUE BONNET
contains both vitamins A and D.
Yet BLUE BONNET costs way less
than the highest priced spread.
Help give your family the food
energy" they need. Buy BLUE
BONNET for all 8: Flavor, Nutrition
and Economy.
Evening star., 1954-05-30

4AOASC SSous
The Runners Fly
ONE of the Presidents aides
was informed at 7::3O O'Clock one
May evening that the Chief Exec
utive had left for Burning Tree.
Good Lord" the staff men,
Der exclaimed. hes not using
luminous golf balls. is he?"
Then it was explained that the
President had gone to a dinner
party at the club for Republican
members of the Senate.
Signs appeared in the Burning
Tree clubhouse, requesting the
members not to have guests on
Wednesday and Saturday after
moons. This was interpreted
Immediately i'm some political
areas as meaning the course
was to be kept as clear as pos
sible for the President two
days a week.
Truth of the matter was, how
ever, that while Wednesdays and
Saturdays might be the Presi-
dents pet days for battling par,
the same applies to most of the
Burning Tree membership.
The DenveE Trip
WHEN the President returned
late last summer from a six
weeks work-and-play vacation in
Denver, he discovered some evi-
dence Of public misgivings. some
of it politically inspired. about
his golf. While Mr.. Eisenhower
was in Denver, it was impossible
for the reporters to keep fiawless
books on his golf. but the best
available count was that he
played between Is and 20 times
in six weeks.
Because of a sore elbow, and
very definitely because of the
anti-golf reaction, the President
stayed away from the golf course
for nearly two months after he
returned.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
[AdveyfisemeHi)
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by Helena Rubinstein

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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE: Helena Rmbinstein is a Lirine
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Madame k"biHstefn has formulated superb prep0ra-
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problem. This wOrld leading beauty outhOriy k,,oms
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require elective and Specialized Here she describes three Ways
soc these problems 50 that all wOen can be ODel all long,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-03-19

WANTED TO Guy - so head Of
Hereford brood cows. John =.
Sharp. Browning. 3 Site
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POLITICAL GOSSIP SPREADS
AS ELECTION TINE kEARS

A> INC "!''' g ''" '''"'' A.,
the rr'}l"S N:!:'...rH ""H general
elections. Du....,a. gossip ,n!rN.
ems. and va-Iou> candidates. or
p-uspcl,llr candidates. are ne
e!mm!rs t. -.Nc >u::ie !::tl".A:!on
g.: ;nr.~ .nir!.:.n:i> r.;ht: q: be.
coming candidates q OF LAWNS
no an:b!;.u"> a.r"G NV..;.> i. .."r>
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION For
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that on
tins 18th day Of March. 1884. one
Rl.ACKFEEr RESER\ ALTON
POST NO. l27 filed an applica
ton for Il retail liquor license
with the Montana Liquor Control
Board. to he used nj AMERICAN
LEGION Gu Il. BROWNING.
MONTANA. and protests. if any
there be. against the issuance of
such lirrnS" will he heard ut the
hour of II 10 O'clock \. VI. ON the
10th day of April, 1854. at the of.
flee of the Montana Liquor Con,
troll Board in Helena. Montana.
Dated March H.. 1854.
Signed: j. r.. MANNING.
Administrator
First Publication Mar 10; 1854
Last Publication. April 9. 1854
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION For
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE

Eoticc i, hereby given that on
this 10Th day of March. 1854. one
ALLAN WAYNE BRI\kMAN.
NATALIE T.. BRINkMAN AND
GEORGE EDkl\S filed an APP
plica,ion for a retail liquor license
with the Montana Liquor Control
Board. to be used II THE PAl.O.
NlNO BAR. DAWSON TOWN.
SITE. LOT ). BLOCK 6.EAST
GLACIER. MONTANA. and pro.
tests. if any there be. against the
issuance of such liccnS" vii! be
heard at the hour of ll:25 o'clock
\ NJ. on the 10Th day Of April.
1851 AT III oiiic" Of the Montana
Liquor CoutrU! Board IN Helena.
Montana
Dated March L.. 1854
Signed ! r. MANNING.
administrator
FIRST Publication Mar. 10. 1875;
Last rUhllCaiion. April Q. 1854.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to the many friends.
relatives and ncighbors who so
wonderfully gave their assistance
and sympathy during the illness
and a, the time Of the passing
OF our daughter and sister. Mrs.
RrSalla Walters, We are rSpcci.
ally grateful to the Doctors PAM,
CO and King. and staff AT the
AGENCY hospital for the wonder.
IL! care they gave Mrs Walters
Hurlns her illness
Mrs Mary Ground
MIR and Mrs James White.
grass and family
Nlr end Mrs Joe tpham and
family
Ntr and Mrs Gene Heavy,
runner and family
Mr. and Mrs James Owens
and family
Mir and Mrs Clarence NO
runner
Nix and Mrs John Ground
.Ir
Mr. and Mrs John Ground
.lr and family
Mr. and Mrs flGrnr Brown
and family
Mr. and Mrs Alien White
grass
Mr. and Mrs Clarence White
grass and family
MIR and Mrs PIXIE kipp and
family
Mr. and Mrs Leo Davis and
family
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New >mnnrr advertising Is sui
the fines, way 20 sell good,
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CONSERVATION DISTRICT
SPONSORS POSTER CONTEST

The Glacier County SOIL Con-
scrvation District is Sponsoring a
Conservation Poster contest
open to all Glacier county grade
school students in the AIN, ''h'
9th and nth and 9Th grades.
Cash prizes in the amounts ct
$500, Sl.5O. Sl.OO. 5pr and SOC
will be awarded to the eve best
posters from the 4th grades. the
5th grades. the 9th grades. ana
the 18th and 9Th grades Fosters
from the eth and 9th grade stu
dents will be judged irErthrr.
Those from the other grades list.
ed will be Judged separately and
the above awards made III rarh
group. Awards of 81 ~ SOU.
Sl50. Sl.O0 and soc VIII he made
to the five best poster from all
grades.
Posters are to Ne on S':Nll
inch paper and may drpir, amy
phase of Conservatives when m
cludcS soil. water. range. forest
or wildlifc and they may >h""
either good or bad practices or
both. The art work can hr done
with pencil. ink. VAT, r"I"r>.
crayon or any mcdluN the stu,
dent selects They will hr judged
primarily on the rtir, NNr p"r.
trayal of a ConScrvatIo" subject
Good art work will. OF course. be
an aid III effectively N"",raylnG
the subject selected ny the con
tcStant.
This contest is BEN, Sponsored
by the di>tric, ~ hclN :rtrh con
>crvati"n to tie G".a.r school
boys and girls and e. v'.r'Era-I
more intcrN>. i CO.,. y
the school ST. Ms = - vi
he about Ma ~ -: Is
notified of thc tin, ~.
III ample tim, in ,'">irr'
in Winning pu,tris = h. dis
played for view II g.! q" iIOllr
We hope your So, .u.r yer
nitS giving some "a. |" tins
projec, and that all H,,l." student,
prepare and enter ?",'vr>
Glacier County Soil C"">r!N alto,
District.
BY Robert 4. Rou>h. Secretary
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METHODIST CHURCH

Special - Pot Luck supper
tins Friday to celebrate 81. Pat.
rick Day This is >ponsorcd by
the SUNDAY school under the dir.
.rtlnn 9: the Superintendent. Les.
tc- Johnson.
Tie classes are responsible tor
the following.
BEGINNERS: salads primaries
cookies or cake. juniors: vcgc.
tables Intermediates. dessert:
hlen school. bread and butter:
adults NO, dish
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BOX RENT NOTICE

Yo>;oa>ic-> shall place a no.
t.cr tina: the rem, is due and pay.
able Il. each rented box 10 days
IL advance o! the expiration .:
the quartz. FOR which rental has
been paid !: boXho!der fails
20 renew his right 10 his box on
or before the last day OF a quar-
ter the box shall then be closed
ana offered for rent. and the
mai! placed in the general delIv.
cry
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION Fo,
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that ON
this 18th day Of March. 1854. one
MRS BRIAN tO\\El.IN filed
an application for a retail liquor
license with the Montana Liquor
Control Board to be used ut Lot |
BLOCK ~ BROWNING ORIG.
IN NJ. BROWNING. MONTANA
and protests. if any there be.
against the issuance Of such Ii,
crn>c will he heard n the hour of
II 10 o'clock g. NJ. ON the 10th
day q! \pr!l. 1884. III the office
q! the NVMlana Liquor Control
Board ~ '!vltuL. Montana.
Dated N"rrh -. l95+.
SiGnrd j. + MANNING.
Administrator.
FIRST Publication Mar. 10: 1854
Last Publication. April .. 1854
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION 70,
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that on
this 18th day of March. 1854. one
FLOYD WILLARD LCTZ filed
an application tor a retail liquor
license with the Montana Liquor
Control Board. TO be used at IT,
PEE BAR. Ma LOT S. BLOCK 6,
DAWSON TOWNSHIP. EA S T
GLACIER. MONTANA. and pro
tests. i! any there be. against the
issuance Of such license will bc
heard a, the hour Of ll:20 O'Clock
\. NJ. on the 10Th day Of April
1854. al the office Of the Montana
Liquor Control Board in Helena
Montana
Dated March -. 1854.
Signed j f.. MANNING.
Administrator.
FRS, Publication Mar. 10: 1854
Las; Publication. April o. 1854
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PINK AND BLUE SHOWER

\ shower was held a, The nome
of .Audra Pambrun on Thursday
evening for Mrs. EdNa ard King
The evening was spent playing
games and after Mrs King open
ed her gifts. a lovely lunch was
served. The assisting ho>,cSSc>
were the Misses Fnndel. Cook
and Sauls. nurses al the hos
pital.
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HAVE $50 head COWS wish 10
put out on shares or by the
month or season. Write John
Y. Swanson. Box !. pendroy.
Montana 3l2 2tp
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NEW HAMPSHIRE RED started
chicks. ! weeks and up Floyd
Lutz. East Glacier IS ZIP
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
New Year Editorial
CONTINUED from PAGE s.

possible and have mixed together articles which
thought readers would enjoy reading together with
material which sincerely thought they ought read
before marriage in 1888 when received de-
gree in journalism. worked hand in hand publish
first Rosh Hashonah issue which consisted of 40 pages For
eight thereafter the papers holiday issue increased in
size until l94l when your editor called into military
service but the editors lady carried the work Of the
for four he This work. although terribly
strenuous made much easier because of the splendid
cooperation Of readers and advertisers throughout the
South Since 945 holiday issues have increased in size
and scopeand for this deeply and humblY grateful
and resolve in the coming dedicate full
to the of better life for everyone the ulfent Of
the principles of American democracy TO the promotion of
loyal Judaism throughout the South and the attain
ment of peace justice and security for all mankind
To readers, who have taken The Southern Jewish
Weekly into their homes and into their hearts, advertisers
who finding columns most fruitful aison between
themselves and communities contributors whose
operation very much apprecated friends whoever and
wherever they may be- and to the entire House of sraen
the YShuv and the Dsaporawe extend most sincere
greetings the eve Of this New Year 5715.
To all of you say: "LShonah Tovah Tikasevu-MaY
be inscribed in the Book of Life for Happy Prosperous
and Peaceful New Year."