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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

G0retta - NaglaslvanJe Jedne Crane ZaJednce
Gun drge e moem msenu sastavljanje jezgre jedne
organizacije drugoj organzac ia protiv toga. Ali
stom prilog konvencije Pomlatka ako e pravlno
djena sto tce nekih drugh preporka pogedu aktv
nosti odeena Pomatka preporuco b da nekoe ostavi-
godinu 1856, umjesto da provedemo jednoi
godin.
Vranes - Predaze, sestra Niksc podupire da oval
odbor odobr odrzanje kampanje Pomatka godni 1855,
Izvrsn Odbor ina oduciti kako dugo ina potrajat ka-
pana, odred datume odrzavanje konvencije Pemat-
ka. Prma jednoglasno.
Mandt - Poziva pravnog savjetnika Thomas R. Baa-
bana da podnese sto ina pred odbor po ptanu svog IL
vesea jer &c brat Balaban b odsutan pose podne po
vaznom poslu
Balaban - Dale nalnadne usmene nadodatke svojem
zvescu tunaG clanovma Glavnog Odbora predmete,
prosle sadasnje vez poslovanjem Zajednice Dale
potpunu jasnu sliku svojem nedavnom posjetu New
Yorku da izvdi mogucnos da b Zaednica doba dozvou
posovanje toj drzavi Tumac glavnim odbornicima
kojm ljudima je stavio kakav je savjet cd
njih PRIMO
Nastala je opsrna kojo sudeelovali svi
odbornc savali ptanja brata Balabana, ma koa e
pravni savjetnik odgovarao.
Belanic - Takodjer izvjescue Glavni Odbor njego-
vim nastoanma, da pronade nacn kako bi Zaednica do
bila dozvou poslovanja drzav New York Izvjescuje
kojm ljudi1na je vezi nhovim savjetima pre-
porrkama
Verbanic - Izvescuje, da je propitao kod sta
novith ovoj istoj stva er e kao glavnom od
bor1ku mnogo stale, da pomogne Zajednic dobt do
zvolu poslovanja
Nikolac - Predlaze, brat Verbanic podupre, da Sc
odobr izvjesce pravnog savenika Prima ednogasno
Gavni predsjednk zakucuje sednicu er je vec podne
Stephen F. Brkich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29
zAJEDNIcAR"
brata Skrtica poduprt DO sestri Niksic.

brata skrtica poduprt po sestr Niksic.
Preazi ma izvjesaj Upravitea Djecjega Donna, bra
ia Nick D. Sarich Upravtel pteporuka pax ME
gov izvjestaj prima jednoglasno. j.,
Goretta - Izjavjuje da je ovog ljeta bio Djecen,
Domu doznao e da moral po nalogu vadnoga odelje
MIA pooprivredu zaorat akera psence dokazue
kove su poteskoce nasom farmom Djecjega Donna.
Nikolac - Stoj "a to da ia farma obradjuje ako
stanoviti gubak er to dobro doazi odgoj djece
Donna
Vranes - Govori da bi bilo dobro da diva gavna od-
bornika ko nablize Djecjega Doma posete sjednc,
nadzornog odbora Djecjega Donna da NINA sporazu
me da straze sto je zapravo farom nakon toga da
Sc stvori zakljucak.
Borc - PreporuGa, da farma jos ovako odrz "a
jednu godinu.
Krasic - Preporuca, da posaje prema napomeni
braa Vranesa diva gavna odbornka il glavnog ureda to
jest zvrsne odbornke sednicu Djetjega Donna da
sve sraze povodon fare er tako b do do skorjeg
kucka da b cekao do mjeseca marca dok Clay
nj Odbor opet sasane Owl b zvrsn odbor mogi istra-
i sto je osiguracijom sagradjenog paviona
zemljistu Djecjega Donna.
Vranes slaze bratom Krascem to ma priiedlog
brata Belle podupr po brau skrcu, Krasiceva pre-
poruka jednoglasno usvaja ..-
Ma red dolaz zvjestaj Odbora Djecjega Donna.
Belanic - Buduci nkakove preporuke njihovu
izvestaju to daem prjedog da izvjesaj prmi Brat
Verbanic podupre prima jednoglasno
Buduci je vrijeme poizmaklo, to glavni predsjednk
brat " Mandic zatvara zasedane urice drugo s-
ira, subotu jutro
Flip VuleIc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

odboru Ujedinen Odsjeka Zapadne Pennsylvania ma We
ikom uspjehu proslave 60godsnce HBZ 25 julia 1854
Ovo je ucineno.
Nakon toga Sc raspravljalo cinjenc, da zajednica
ina samo jedan primerak fma "Ovo je Vasa Zaednica"
ucine je ugovor edan prm mjerak fima cd Is
julia West View Parku. Posto postoj bojazan da sano
jedan prmjerak cd ovh mova nje dostatan Vra
mes predlaze, brat Beant podupre prjedlog da
ruci jos jedan primerak svakoga fma da bjegne gu
btku blo kojeg orignala Prima jednogasno. 2#
Braidic - Pta, da Ii bi blo umesno da Zajednca kupi
sama svoj protector aparat prikazvanje fima. s
Nakon rasprave kojoj svi odbornci izrazuju svoje
misljenje brat Vranes predlaze brat Nkoac podupre
da sc "a sada u to ne ulazi Prima
Bella - Preporuca, da bi kupio aparat prikaziva
ME mkrofima Zajedncara da jos do sada nesvrseni
posao mikrolmanja Zaednicara dogotovi Nakon krace
rasprave brat Bella predlaze brat Verbanc podupre da
Sc projektor kup da prosijedi sikanjem mkro
fimu Zajednicara. Prma Sc jednoglasno.
Dolaz u raspravu racun u svot cd $25O0 cd odvjet-
nicke fne Smith, Marion and Balaban zvanredni rad
vez parnicom ulozenom protiv Zajednice nekim od
bornicma po Francis Prevedenu.
Pravni savetnk brat Thomas r. Balaban daje opsrno
tumacene radu koj je bio poreban ovoj parnc sto
negova odvjetncka fna poduzea da pristedi Ia
jednici novaca kod nagodbe pod najbom najpogodni
da dovede sluca uspjesnom zakljucku zakucuje
zrazenm msenem, da je svota cd $1,000 vro unjeren
honorar pod postojetim okolnostima.
Ma pitanje, da bi njegova odvjetncka firma ba voj
racuna prize placenu svotu cd $500 vez
nicom kao delomcnu ispatu racun ovog sadasneg
brat Balaban odgovara da drz da bi to moglo
ucinit
{ Goretta - Nakon toga predaze, brat Bella podu-
pre- da Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica pat odvjetncko fir
mi Smith, Marion and Balaban $1,70o rad parnici
kojoj je govora Sv sc sazu jednogasno.
Posto je proslo 130 poslje podne glavn predsjednk
brat Mandc zatvara sjednicu do ponedjeka utro
49, septembra
Stephen F. Brhich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29
ZAP

Sestog zasjedanja 13 septembra ponedjak prize podne
Gavni predsjednik " l. Mande otvara sjednicu 9:3O
sat pozdravom odborncma, casncma cjelokupnom
clanstvu HBZ Prisuni svi odbonic casnc osim brata
Mato Belanic, koi je odsutan IL valjanih razloga.
Vukelic = Urednik hrvatskog djea "zajednicara cta
zapisnk cetvtog zasjedana Ma predlog brata Vranes
poduprt po bratu Nkocu zapsnk prma kako e citan
Bella - Gavni tajnik cita dopse rezolucje s'
Odsjeci $751; 439 700 - Protestiraju traze razjas-
nene pogledu zakucka Glavnog Odbora kredi-
tom svo Cd $1,000 iii tromjesecne pristojbe. Ma
pitanu povela odua rasprava kooj ucesvova svi
odbornc te nakon zakucuje se da ptanje pod
dojducu konvenciju.
Odsek 83 = Protestira protv pisana hrvatskog ured
pka brata Vukelica Brat Nikolac predlaze brat Ver
banjo podupre prjedog, da protest prima do znana
Usvaja jednogasno.
Odsjek 423 - Podnasa molbu, da produlI vrijeme
prelaz il starog nov plan odsteta Ma predog bra
skrca, podupr po bratu Verbanc ednoglasno je
kuceno da sto kod prasnjeg zakjucka, te molba
neuvazuje
Sofia Golich - canca odsjeka 500 podnasa pisno u
pogedu sarackog donna zemljstu Djecjeg Donna HBZ.
Posto konvencija moze resiti ptanje psmo
prima do zaanja.. <~:@..'
Franjo Zornjak - Podnasa pismo turnaeenje vezi
dugovnom tvrdke "Opskrba koja wise postoj
Gun je neutjeriy
Goretta - Predaze brat Nikolac podupire prjedlog
da dugovna brse il knga Zajednce Usvaja jedno
glasno. #"
Bella - Govor pisacem stroju kojeg posjeduje brat
Joseph Rady bvsi tank "Ten Pin Tournamenta Posto e
stog upotrebavao preko 10 godna sada made maenu
vednos brat Goreta predlaze da oval pisaci stroj
pokoni bratu Rady; sesra Niksc podupire pedog pax
Sc isti usvaja jednoglasno.
Anthony Brajdic - Podnasa pisrno pogledu potro-
saka kod snmania pomicnh ska Posto so svakog puta
pati podvoz potroske negova trazbna neuvazue "a
daljne napate.
Leopold Nance Clan odsjeka 479 psao je bratu skr-
ticu taniku Nadzornog Odbora pogedu osmrtnne po-
' (Nastavak 5. strani)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

Krasic - Opsirno tumac vaznost, posovanje financial
Zaiednce vez sa firmom suzbu koju isa pruza
gavnom blagajniku fnancjskom odbou. Konacno ponov
no preporuca da povsica posugu usvoj On dale
tom sislu predlog, ko podupre brat Mandic to po
visca usvaia da posugu po6am cd 1. januara
1866 plaza "a poslugu godsnje $500 Moody's.
Time e vrijeme isteklo predsjedatej brat Vranes
tvara ovo zasjedanje urice dugo sutra jutro.
Flip Vukelic
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30

Hamilton Of Darlington Heights
Charles Anderson from Bethe-
,lem neighborhood has been stay
ing with Linda Cox.
J. H Allen spent a few days at
Virginia Beach last week
Z Mrs Ruby Redd plans to visit
her sister, Mrs Tom Crowell, Of
South Boston Mrs. CroWeu is re-
.uperatir1a nicely after an oper-
alton at Duke HOSPITAL
Mrs. Steve Williamson from
Farmvilh sLent several DAYS last
week with her daughter, Mrs
Earl Allen ana family
Several in the community at
tended the Homecoming at Mt.
Pleasant, College and Briery
churches
MRS 3 W Allen il instructor
at Worsham cannery this year due
TO the drought not much has
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
Mt. Pleasant

A number from this commun
ity attended the Homecoming
services held at Briery Presbyter
ian Church on Sunday afternoon
July 25 at ? 80 p. m. Briery was
joined by the Meherrin Presby-
terrain Church in this service
Mrs. Robert Proctor and daugh-
tcrs from Detroit, Mich. spent
several days last week with her
sister. Mrs. A. d. Hobgocd and
her family
Mr. and Mrs Gene Brickman.
arrived Saturday from Syracuse,
n Y. to spend some time with.
Mrs Brickman's mother. Mrs.
} @ Vaughan and her sons.
Recent guests OF MI and Mrs
j a Hines were Mr. and Mrs
J +. Easley on South Boston
Mr. and Mrs johnson JENNINGS
and son. Of Chase City. Nh and
Mrs Seddie Guthrie and Nh and
tTal,fax
NJ a,a ,rrs p,sso1 pona "A
and IN, @i'N - I5,a,,,,, 49,, ! ,,a,a IT,
week end guests OF MI and MIS-
NJ -, ~ ~. "a f4 Nv, i caos
vi u r,.,,.n,, eat,,,la,. ~ :,
, ~ ~ ~ % pa,.,,
l,1} e., 49, 49, ',,,o' -. a,o,la f,,a,1
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q..a,' ~ ~. ~ 4 MI, -'''''
NJ, q, = N,oa. ~. ~ j, Ia
c.f',rda, 4 M pH,,,, II t2odd
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hlf ana Mrs L'-Wfence bafKa-
oale q victoria ana MIS- Al peri
Johnson. 81 faiih'llle. were 9ul'
Gay Lue9la II li'elI pa eiiIS' Nil
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30

Talent Round Up Contest as The
highlight of the Annual Meeting,
Members of the LOCAL advisory
board are A. w. Lewis, chairman,
Melvin B Coleman, and w. B,
Garrett, all of Prospect; G H
Driskill. Darlington Heights; j B
Elan, OF Pamplin, and T. J Met
calf, of Cullen
Members of the Farm Home
yistory Committee are Mrs. w. c.
Elan chairman, Prospect: Mrs.
Jack Swan, Mrs. +. c. Southall
and Mrs. r. F. Booker, all OF
Pamplin, and Mrs. f. A. Payne
and Mrs d c. Morris Of Oar
lngton Heights.
J. L. Metcalf, and E. r. John
son. managers Of local Southern
states agencies at Darlington
Heights and Prospect, respective
~ VIII attend the meeting. r. r.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
Prospect Heights
SIS Co. OPP Leaders
Will Gather July 2S

Members Of the Southern States
Prospect Darlington Heights Ad-
visoory Board and the Southern
States Farm Home ADVISORY Com
mittee their wives. and husbands,
will meet July % at 730 p. m,
at AppomattoX to make plans for
their local 1854 Southern States
Coop rtaite Annual Membership
meeting and to nominate persons
to fill vacancies occurring this
year on the Board and Advisory
Committees
one Of the questions be de
cided at TINS session will be
whether or not to hold a Farm
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
f'eldell

Miss Lottie Halliburton. Of
WaXahachie. Texas. and Camden,
N J., arrived Friday to spend
Sorne time with MIR and Mrs. F.
L. Barksdale, on Sunday Mr. and
Mrs Lawrence Barksdale, Of
Victoria and Mrs Albert John
son, Of Farmyile visited the
Barktdales
Mrs. w. c. Digs spent Fri
day in Farmville with MIS-. W. ].
H.llsman This week she is stay
ing with her brother B w, Allen
and Mrs. Allen
Miss Kitty Sue Cox has been
visiting her grandmother. Mrs
Feagans. Southern Safes district
manager VII also be present.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Reg. 1898 Lure1 Metallic Threads
Traverse Draperies
799 .

Full rich overse dropees tailored in "Auroro ontiqued
cotton and royon satin with shnmerne hohehs Of
tonish Lurex hreods Blind stitched side hens make
doperies reversible and conceal hens when several pos
clipped together for picture windows wall to wo covering
Pinch pIeoted to 48" per poir, 90" floor length
Evening star., 1954-11-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND DRAPERIES-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Reg. 5.79-5.99 pr. Tailored Curtains
Dacron Marquisette
- pr. lengths

ToIoed in crisp sheer Docron' in rich ivory tone Docron
wonderweorine washes like honie dries fy needs
just the touch Of iron Docron also resistant
wrinkles dompness oes stitched side hens allow
you curtains and conceal hens when several Pos
used together 81 wide per po
Lansburqhs-CURTALNS A
Evening star., 1954-11-03
3-cor Moroylond Crash
Sends Two to Hospital

Il Two women were hospitalized,
one in critical condition. after
9 three-car collision on Indian
Head highway at Audrey Lane in
Oxon Hill last night.
Mrs. Matte P. Mintz, SO, Of
ZIG Audrey Lane, was admitted
to Providence Hospital in critical
condition with a skull fracture.
Mrs. Loretta r. Gray, 25, Of
Marbury. Charles County, Md.
a passenger in another car, was
admitted to the same hospital
with internal injuries. Her con-
dition today was satisfactory.
Prince Georges County Police
Pvt. E. r. Gryskiewicz said a
car driven by Loeb Mintz, SIS. of
the Audrey Lane address. was
struck by a car driven by Charles
III. Gray, Is. Of Marbury, while
Evening star., 1954-11-03
$45 Million Rood Job

Heavy diesel trucks have so
damaged the substructure Of Sy-
.rian highways from Toms to
Aleppo that 1t will cost $45 mil
lion to restore the major roads.
according to the Minister or
Public Works in Damascus.
Evening star., 1954-11-03

cinct police his motor hit a spot
at Piney Branch road and Pea
body street NV, covered with
wet leaves, and skidded from
under him. He was admitted for
treatment at Mount Alto Hos
pital. as
Evening star., 1954-11-03
Painter Arrested
IN Hit-Run Accident
lnjuring Woman

A 32-year-old woman was in
jured yesterday when struck by
hit-and-run driver at Ninth
and M streets NV.
Police said the victim, Brit
tana B. Ragan Of 900 NJ street
NV. is in Emergency Hospital
in good condition. She suffered
cuts. bruises and shock.
James Newcomb, a painter, of
the 1900 block of Eleventh street
NV. was arrested shortly after
wards and charged with leaving
after colliding. driving while
drunk and failing to yield the
right of way to q pedestrian.
Police Pvts. Vincent L. Shy
blowsky and David Paul said
NeWcomb was driving east on
NJ street when the woman was
struck. They said he told them
a friend had been driving his
auto at the time of the accioent.
Evening star., 1954-11-03

making q left turn of Indian
head highway onto Audrey lane.
Mr.. Mintz' car spun into a third
car driven by Daniel j. Walsh.
23. OF 307 Audrey lane.
MIR. Mintz and Harriette Gray.
n, OF Marbury, were treated at
the hospital and released. Police
charged Mr.. Gray with reckless
driving and failing to have a
permit in his possession, and Mr..
Mintz with failing to give the
right OF way.
Evening star., 1954-11-03
Womon's Arm Broken
As Cor Strikes Her

Rebecca Hardie, 66. of 1904
Porter street NV, is in George
town Hospital today with a
broken right arm and head cuts
suffered yesterday in an auto
accident.
Miss Hardie was struck as she
crossed to a street car loading
platform at Wisconsin avenue
and Porter street NV.
Police said the driver of the
car was Henry A. Faunce, AZ, a
construction foreman of 1649
Thirty-fourth street NV. No
charges were placed against Mr..
Faunce.
Evening star., 1954-11-03

Photo of Sneeze
II NEWARK. Pictures OF b man
IN the act Of sneezing were used
in the first successful demon
stration of motion pictures at
West Orange, N. j., in 1899.
Evening star., 1954-11-03
MotoreycIist Injured
| As He Hits Wet Leaves

Rain soaked leaves were
blamed yesterday for an acci-
dent in which a 28-year-old
motorcycle rider suffered a
broken shoulder.
Gerald B. Wannan of S13
Jefferson street told 6th pre-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-01

PARTITION OF ALASKA COSTLY DUPLICATION OF REGISTRATION WITHIN PRESENT TAX DISTRICTS A DEADL0CKED COMMISSION AND DEPLETED FUND REIMBURSEMENT OF NATIVE RIGHTS
 CURTAILMENT OF WELFARE PROGRAMS AND NEGLECT OF THE UNFORTUNATE R0BBING GAS TAX FUNDS NEEDED FOR HARBOR AND ROAD CONSTRUCTION
 STAGNATION
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-01

ule for fime pay periods the policy did not become effective for a mum her of government agencies here until Sept. 5
 FNS officials said that under the act which provides for the federal employees insurance policy which. incidentally, is unprecedented, em- ployees are covered in an amount equal to the first even thousand a. bore base pay As il applied 10 the five FWS employees victims in the plane crash, the total insurance payment would be $34.0OO. which was doubled by a double indemnity provision which doubles benefits in the event of accidental death.
 Premiums under the group insuf- anee plan are paid one-third by the government and two-thirds by the employees in sums withheld from salary.
 Further benefits to some of the families of the crash victims which come under compensation provis- ions under federal retirement pro vide that the widows of each Fish and WndHfe Service man killed will continue to receive 40 per cent of the victims salary so long as they
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-01
FWs PLANE CRASH . VICTIMS FAMILIES GET GOVERNMENT INSURANCE

F.sh and Wildlife Service em- 8I0veas said this week that gov ernment insurance payments total- He about S6S.000 will be paid to taa families of the five FWs em- ployees who lost their lives when a Service plane crashed Sept. I. on Admiralty Island
 The payments will e made through a new government group life insurance policy which went into effect Aug. 29. just three days before the time of the plane crash.
 Tn insurance policy which is au- tomatie and. covers all federal em- ployees unless participation is waived. went into effect following signing of an act of Congress by President Eisenhower. None of the five victims of the plane crash had signed a waiver. Under the set up, the Fish and Wildlife Service em- ployees were covered from Aug. 29. although in accordance with sched
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-01
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given tha Frank T. Miller, Wrangell, Alaska, has made application for a homesite under the act of May 26, 19J4' IS Stat. 809) Anchorage Serial No. 013670 for d tract of land describ ed as U. S. Survey No. 3010, situat- ed about l mile south of Wrangell on the easterly side of the Wrangell Highway and dependent resurvey of Line 3-4 U. s. Survey No. 1518- Latitude 56o 27' 12" N, Longitude 1929 23' %" w, at Witness Corner No. 1, containing 3.9S acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office. Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming ad versely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the Land Office within the per- iod of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 VIRGIL o. SEISER
 Manager First publication Aug. 20, 1854 Last publicatisn Oct. 1ss 1854
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-01

1 FOR SALE - Duhhka house Ap- ply to Mrs. Ann Martini r'ndsr- son. 92-tfs
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-01

Lester L. Wingard
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-01

You Saw It in The Sentinel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-01

al. received word fhis week via wire. that his brother Gilbert. who has been attached 10 the naval hos- pital in Oakland has been irans- ferred to the Philippine Islands
 Young Gilbert was home on 3o- day furloagh this summer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-01
.o.nOt wed agai.

GO HOA 0tA aHaAAs
 Each child. until tbe age of IS. will also receive I5 per cent of the fathers salary. The FAS said also families of ifs employees who were killed in the crash will receive sal- aries due 10 the time of death and accumulated leave pay.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-01
OFF FOR PHILIPPINES

Richard Stokes. of Dicks Dispos-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-10-01
CLASSIFIED

WANTED - Jumper chair Call I3l. 45-tfe
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-03-12
Enjoy Jacksonville's Beaches
1.-THE WORLDS FINEST"
Reach Firm. Adver.ua Here Invite Appreciate Your POtonsse

looking for a store room to be
their house for God.
They rented a place and estab-
lished the Torah there: Torah had
Of course. already stood bright in
their hearts when they were serv-
ing in their mutual aid. Their
synagogue was just a long room
with a big window in front. The
majesty of Torah made it pala-
tial: il had the effulgence OF
Sinai.
From the first room Anshe
Sholom had moved to other store
rooms and to halls; finally to this
granite church house in the SUI
burbs. Closely they bought fine
old mansion to be their social
centers.
That's the Anshe Sholom story
and from there I return to brow
sing in the serenity Of so years
ago: We had so little of things
then: mama gave US each a nickel
a week: papa's coat was shiny
from long wear. We have 50 much
more now. and the grandchildren
get ST a week spending money;
and just a few minutes ago the
drY-cleaner delivered three of my
suits spick and span. So it goes
today. We have SO much more but
are we really as well off in the
essentials of being happy people?
The papas no longer bring angels
along to the Sabbath table.
I pick up this evenings paper:
Our civil defense organization is
advertising for skywatchers to
hunt for death-bearing airplanes
that may come flying over town.
I remember the old man at our
street corner who at the new
moon used to raise his eyes
pralsefully to the skies.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-03-12

On her return from a visit to
the Orient, Mrs. Noise S. Calm,
Of New Orleans, President of the
International Council of Jewish
Women, reported most sympathe-
cally on the situation of the Jew
ish communities she studied on
her intensive journey.
In her survey which she pre-
sented to the press she dealt at
length with the case of the Jews
of India. There the four Jewish
communities of Jews are distinct
from each other, only their Judaic
religion serving as a bond. Their
lot in general is a miserable one,
and many talk of immigrating to
Israel, although there are quite a
number who believe their future
lies with India.
''The story Of the return from
Israel to India has been printed
around the world" Mrs. Calm
said. Actually the whole group
who did go did not return, and
many of the returnees today re-
gret their decision"
AS in many parts of the Orient
the Jews of India are not victims
Of anti-semitism. They have taken
on the dress, appearance and
manner of the Indian, and are
undesirable from them.
In Hong Kong Mrs Calm found
a Jewish community which had a
feeling Of Germanency. The ma
jOrity of the Jews living there, she
said, fled from Shanghai. The
Jewish woman there are now as
sisting the Jews who are fleeing