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Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-17
Here and There

Mrs. F. L. Cumming, Helena, is
spending the week with MIR. and
Mrs. James Cumming. She is his
mother. Mrs. Cumming came Tues
day from Sidney. She visited Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Cumming there.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Dickey,
Havre; and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Taylor, Havre, left Tuesday, after
spending two days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Dickey and children. The
R. L. Dickeys are Lees parents,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor are his
aunt and uncle.
Representing the local Methodist
WSCS at the district meeting in
Libby, Tuesday were Mrs. John
Roedel, general WSCS president;
Mrs. Hilliard Ritter and Mrs.
Charles Mills, president and secre-
tary of Circle l.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Anna
Ross included Mrs. Hilda Oertel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Armstrong,
Whitefish. Mrs. Oertel will observe
her Goth birthday anniversary, Fri
day.
Jerry Anne O'Connell left
Thursday for her home in Ketchi-
kan, Alaska. She spent week
with relatives here enroute to Al
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-17
Jr. Luther League
Starts Activities

Junior Luther league of sixth
seventh and eighth graders started
its fall activity program with {
''blazed trail hike and wiener
roast" Monday evening.
Taking part were Ronald Buent-
emeier, Douglas Knapton, Terry
Ward, Paul Rasmussen, Billy Hor-
ak, Walter Rem, Gary Wulf, Ann
Rasmussen, Palma Greenland,
Phyllis Downen, Rose Marie Cor
rigeux, Janice Christensen, Mar
jorie Bakshas, Judy Johnson, and
Jacquelin Johnson.
Officers of the group for 1854
55 are Ronald Buentemeier, presi-
dent; Ann Rasmussen, vice presi-
dent; Janice Christensen, secre-
tary; Douglas Knapton, treasurer,
and Rose Marie Corrigeux, his
torian.
Leaders are Mrs. Corliss Ras-
and Mrs. Archie Corri-
geux.
Meetings are held the first and
third Mondays of each month.
All league members are urged
to attend the Luther League rally
at Flathead Bible camp Sunday at
pm. Cars are to leave the church
at 100 pm.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-17

and Mrs. Art Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Larkin en-
tertained Mrs. Sam Blythe, Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Gunderson, CAL
gary, Alta, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor and
son arrived here, Sunday, from
Colorado. They will reside here,
having sold their home there. Mrs.
Taylor is teaching second grade.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-17
Get-AcqUointed
Teu Planned

A get-acquainted tea is slated
for Sept. 29 by WSCS Circle 2 OF
the Methodist church.
Ladies of the church as
well as any newcomers are in
vited to attend. The tea will start
at 8 pm, at the parish house. Hos
tesses will include Mrs. Kenneth
Knapton, Mrs. Gordon Saurey, and
Mrs. Bud Schrock, refreshments;
Mrs. Bud Beagle and Mrs. Leon
ard Whitney, program; Mrs. Ted
dy Andrew and Mrs. Murry Giles,
invitations.
Circle met Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. Andrew. Busi-
ness conducted by Mrs. Kenneth
Knapton also included discussion
of the church nursery. Sponsoring
of the nursery during Sunday
morning worship services will be
continued by the circle. Parents
are welcome to leave pre-school
children. There isn't any charge.
Mrs. Andrew will now have
charge of the cradle roll of the
church. A study program for circle
meetings was discussed with Mrs.
Ed Jystad, Mrs. Saurey, and Mrs.
John Roedel were appointed to
select material.
Guests at the meeting were Miss
Iva Cornthwaite and Mrs. Barnes.
Refreshments were served at the
close by Mrs. Andrew assisted by
Mrs. Beagle, co-hostess.
Next meeting is slated for Oct.
IL at the home of Mrs. Giles. Mrs.
Knapton will be co-hoStess.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-17
Falls Girl Scouts to Organize
by Mrs. Gladys {. Shay-Phone 70

by Mrs. Gladys E. Shay-Phone II
Now underway is organization
of Columbia Falls girl scout troops
Needed are more leaders and as
Sistants.
Mothers or other ladies inter-
ested are urged to volunteer to
help with girl scouts. They may
contact Mrs. Mike O'Connor, girl
scout community association pres
ident; or Mrs. James Cumming, as
sociation treasurer, for further in
formation.
Second grade brownies will not
be started this year unless moth
ers will volunteer to help as lead
ers. Also needed are leaders for
seventh and eighth grade girls.
Last years registration of Col
umbia Falls scouts totaled 100
girls. Due to the leader shortage,
those girls previously registered
will be placed in troops first.
Ladies who have volunteered to
serve as leaders include the fol-
lowing: sixth grade, Mrs. Vervia
Larimer, Mrs. Chuck Hetzer, Mrs.
Bob Smith; fifth grade, Mrs. Pat
Kelly, Mrs. William Lane, and
Mrs. Mel Ruder; fourth grade,
Mrs. Charlie Ritter, and Mrs.
Claude Christensen, with two as
sistants needed; third grade, Mrs.
Roy Hickey and Mrs. Al Atwood,
with two assistants needed.
It's a situation of more than 100
girls wanting to be scouts, and six
or seven mothers helping as lead
erS.
Next association meeting is set !
for Oct. 4. Leaders and represen-
tatives of sponsoring organizations !
form the association.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-17
Teachers Reception
Set for tuesday

Annual teachers reception spon-
sored by Columbia Falls New
corners club will be next Tues
day, 8 pm, at the Masonic hall.
All grade and high school teach
ers and wives are invited to attend
the meeting.
Also welcome are newcomers to
Columbia Falls, as well as long
time residents. Although reminder
cards are sent, invitations are not
necessary to attend meetings.
Hostesses at this first fall New
comers meeting will be MesdameS
Bill Rem, Lawrence Rude, Howard
Piper, j. M. Giroux, Chuck Het-
ger, Curtis Barnhart, and Claude
Mrs. Bill Bruey is president.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-17
Honor Mrs. Thacker

Mrs. Troy Thacker was honored
with a birthday party, Friday af-
ternoon, at her home.
Birthday club members present
were Mrs. Ebba Fredriksen, Mrs.
Leonard Geer, Mrs. Charlie JUS
tice, Mrs. Mary Loeffler, Mrs. An
ma Ross, and Mrs. John Stone,
with Mrs. Thacker's daughters,
Mrs. OFT Johnson and Mrs. Fred
Rehmer, also guests.
Ladies unable to attend were
Mrs. j. w. Chapman, Mrs. Art
Johnson, and Mrs. Bob Murray,
who sent gifts.
Refreshments were served and
gifts opened.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-17
EpiscopoIion Ladies
Organizing Guild

| Ladies of st. Matthew's Epis-
copal church will meet at the home
of Mrs. William Kloetzke Mon
day evening to organize st. Mat
thew's. guild.
COMMITMENTS of the church
and interested guests are invited
to attend the meeting and take
part in plans for organizing a
church school and making i'm
provements on the church building
across from Columbia Falls high
school.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-17
Name Committees
For Eastern Stur

Eastern Star committees for thl
year have been named by Mrs
Finis Elsethagen, worthy matron.
They include the following: ex.
amining, Mrs. Jack Merz, Mrs
Chris Cheff, Gordon Trimmer; fl
nance, Dudley Greene, Mrs. Chuck
Hetzer, Mrs. w. A. Bose; juris-
prudence, Mrs. Ed Neitzling, Mrs
Dulane Fulton, H. ]. Mustell; re-
freshments, Mrs. Chet Seymer,
Mrs. Joe Mateka, Mrs. Jack Robin
son; charity, Mrs. Merz, Mrs. Jack
Forsythe, Mrs. Neitzling; publicity,
Mrs. Al Shay, Mrs. Art Wicklund,
Vella Galbraith, Mrs. Bill Morris;
proficiency, Mrs. Morris, Mrs.
Gordon Trimmer, Mrs. Forsythe;
ways and means, Mrs. Earl Page,
Mrs. J. M. Giroux, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adele Cheff, Mrs. G. w. Flem-
ing, Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. Dudley
Greene, Mrs. Ed Walden, Mrs. Bill
Duer; Masonic home, Chris Chef,
Mrs. A. w. Howell, Mrs. Mary
Gorton; program, Mrs. Dan Sau-
rey, Mrs. Walt Nelson, Mrs. Mate
ka; inventory, Mrs. Blanche Cronk,
Mrs. Joe Rayola, Mrs. Roy Coun-
tryman; decorating, Mrs. Basil Ev-
erin, Mrs. Duer, Mrs. Greene, Mrs.
Chuck Fields, Dan Saurey; table
decorations, Mrs. Seymer, Mrs.
Everin, Mrs. Fay Loveall; sun
shine, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Teddy
Andrew, and Mrs. Wicklund.
Eastern Star met, Sept. 8, with
Mrs. Elsethagen and Dudley
Greene, worthy patron, presiding.
Grand chapter reports were Civ
en- by Mrs. Elsethagen, Mrs. Merz,
Dudley Greene, and Mrs. Shay.
Mrs. Klaas Dewitt, Rainbow mo-
ther advisor, also reported on their
Grand Assembly.
During the business, it was vot-
ed to organize a sewing club to
help make items for fall festivals. |
It was announced the worthy grand
matron would make her official |
visit in Columbia Falls, March %. |
Mrs. Elsethagen announced first
md third Wednesdays, 2 pm,
would be practices for officers.
These will be held at the Masonic
lall.
Refreshments were served at the
lose of the meeting by Mrs. Rich
rd Sparks, Mrs. Eva Jordan, Mrs.
lyman Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
V. Galbraith. |!
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-17
Sewing Circle Meets
With Mrs. Bangeman

Mrs. Lucille Bangeman, White
fish, entertained the Royal Neigh
bors Sewing Circle, Sept. 8.
Eight ladies from Columbia
Falls attended the meeting. Mrs
Fred Collins presided at the busi-
ness meeting, after which visiting
and refreshments were enjoyed.
Next Sewing circle meeting will
be Oct. Is with hostess to be an
nounced.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-17
FoIIs Club Calendar

Newcomers club meets next
Tuesday, 8 pm, at the Masonic
hall. (See story.
Eastern Star chapter meets next
Wednesday, 8 pm, at the Masonic
hall.
Royal Neighbors lodge will hold
their meeting next Thursday, 8
pm, at the Masonic hall.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-17
Announce Events At
Lutheran Church

Coming church events for Oul
Savior's Lutheran congregation
have been announced by Pastor
Corlis Rasmussen.
Friday, 8 pm, the church coun-
Gil will meet at the church.
Junior confirmation class will
hold it's first meeting, Saturday,
at $3.50 am. The senior class will
have their initial session at 1890
Sunday, Sunday school is at
$50 am, with morning services
at II am.
At 2 pm, Sunday, all Luther
Leaguers are to meet at the
church. From there, they will go
to the Flathead lake Bible camp
for a three pm, Intermountain
Circuit Luther League rally. Youth
are to bring lunch for their eve
ming meal. Leaguers from Kalis-
pell, Whitefish, Bigfork, Poison,
Roman, Plains, Missoula and Bon
ner are expected to attend the
rally.
Senior League will hold their
first fall get-together, Tuesday. A
wiener roast and picnic is slated
for the group. They will leave the
church at pm, for the Flathead
river, where the picnic will be
held.
Junior League will meet first
and third Monday evenings.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-17

aska from a University of Min
nesota journalism meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Green,
Coram, were Sunday guests of Mr..
Evening star., 1954-04-14
HOUSES FURNISHED,

SUMMER MONTHS in Kenwood. spe-
eial d9l pFics pdese to conscientious couple.
WHEATON,, .MD.-27o4 Munson st..
ishsd nice nc sard. eonv To scSoo iSsd
shopping center, Waiter Reed and
Naval GUl, Hospitals; $3.50 mo. 20.
AMERICAN UNIV. 3 bedrms.. csh
baths sunroom. nicely furn. (Chi-
Wo' Ns5e erSgss rSggsl; cow. transD.; S S22S.
cHEv1P P-ei eeihxsE, D. C.. ss1e, Rite Rittten-
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aen asepna anSsas, ysfEs T. 0sST%n s1Don:a Hsh
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Available 3-4 months or 4 years
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ewes. VIC. 6-3449; FRANCES POW
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OR uNFURNISHED BRICK RAM
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3 bedrms., 2 baths, fireplace. base
mens. sIss.. sfTsse po .ah4s 81 heat mic. yaTd;
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with bedrm: and lavatory on ist
door: 2 bedrms. and bath on End
moor: auto. heat, excel. condition.
niSfly nIifEycy furs;; s,,,TH $50 , Per mo; %;s e
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RENT-Five-rm. furn. house. mod. ;
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combination, full bsmt. with Bendix
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Six-rm. detached family home; $125.
GREEN MEADoWs. MD.-vic. Naval
min. downtown wash: and ali en-
shopping; nicely furn.. z-Im. brick.
Three bedrms., Ia baths. pine
paneled recr. nm. screened rear
porch. fenced yard, wall-to-wall
carpeting, Venetian blinds, newly
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TUcKERMAN ST. N.w.-Nice. Clean
6-room brick home, modern kitchen,
yell furnished; ideal for 4 adults;
LARGE BUNGALOW, 3 bedrooms,
cool. screened porch. double garage;
ideally located: 6 months. IA. 2-9616.
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RENTALS WANTEI
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SERVICE STATION for lease on Lee
hwy. in Falls Church, Va. Most
modern facilities. Excellent bust
ness potential. Call XII. s-S007;
GROCERY STORE. self-service; rea.
sonebie rent: good money -makins
business. Buy direct from owner,
HOME H6SMhE li wiTa' wHiTSs'4li INCOME. the best
tourist-home section in Washington;
DRY CLEANING and laundry store
Has 3 pressing MACHINES and 4
Store now doing business. Good To-
cation; $1,000 for ell. Phone Sun.
and ewes; RA. 3-s746. Weekdays
10 e1 ACRES, ilssiSi Ssies.ft. frontage; Rt. so1;
" mi. South Rt. so; with going
block gar, ideal for repair shop.
gasoline. station. towing and used.
illness; $1S.60O. Terms. HemlocE
4-35O0; ewes. Central S-4961. w.
w. LEWIS CO.. Realtor.L
RESTAURANT; located in Laurel. Nd
doing. $125 daily: closes 3 Pm.
S9ssd cslse soo sIoH ssass tsams SS Eenf TaRfs ffsf
Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. ma.
sffRvffGSE fsfftSE STATION for lease: NV.
d. c.: investment required for stock
and equipment. IA. b-9326 after 8.
RESTAURANT: located on Park I'd.
doing 5000 weekly: seats no: air
cond.: lge; and well eapd. kit: open
noon It'll p.m.. 8 days; price only
$500. terms. W. e. THRIFT, Ex-
elusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. MA. g.
Day CLEANING STORE, TRuCK
AND ROUTE; NV: rent. $3.50
lease; best season starting: 81 700.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

OWNERS have tenants for apts
Ice designed for results. Vacancie.
cost money. Reas. fee chgd. only Il
unit rented. ME. S-5435. Ewes. tC
8 p.m.. LU. 2-4601. -16
Evening star., 1954-04-14
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.;
small and large iohs; trained men;
E6REM2N SSKtN SsSSSktpEs Ann Is Lg grdSYSk
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas TA.. 9-2937: ewes. RA. 3-1416.
beaches q specially. s. L. NORRIS.
Mov1SGl TT 2l1S9 SSRHs5 q L. rsS SiSssga sssggaerT
across the country: safe ,storage in
separate rooms; expert. packing.
Phone NO S-O104. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906.
EDELIN, MOVING AND TRANSFER
SERVICE-When moving you want
3-5047, Ia
Evening star., 1954-04-14

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY and foE
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liE T@ din rnt;; It;;i, Kit; tei dinssss sss and S
AkLiNGfON - Apartment building;
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newly decorated. 2 bedrooms. living
bedrm.; $SS. AL utilities included.
ALEX. IDel RayJ-outside corner; /
and 2 bedrm. apis. Liv. rm.,. hedrm.,
kitchenette; blk. bus and shopping.
EYneoNS aeSESy.S 1rFs.. squi!s f. itn ssiso 5ea'e
ia
Evening star., 1954-04-14

BY owner builder, new 3-bedrm
home, College Park area; S126 per
month. with option to buy with &C.
cumulated rentals.
New 3-levei home. Mass. ave. ex.
tended; S175 per month, with op-
tion to buy with accumulated
rentals. Call MRS. COATES. Ii.
NORTH ARLINGTON-3-bedrm. bricl
Colonial: full bsmt. with half bath
screened porch. lge. liv. rm. witt
firepl.. sep. din. rm.. equip. kit.
FALLS CHuRcH-3-bedrm. Cape Cod
full bsmt.: fenced lot: $50.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. rambler
FALLS CHURCH, bedrms.. lRe. liv
rm.. firepl., sep. din. rm.; blk. te
elementary school. shop. and transp.
JOHN W. MULRoY CO.
80 Hillwood. Falls Church, JE. 4-500C
Evening star., 1954-04-14
COOPERATIVE APIS. sALE
BROADMOOR
2 Large ADtS.

H1 80 ]1PIS.
Beautifully located on Conn. ave. nj
Porter, ST.; the Broadmo0r afford.
the advantages of de luxe apart.
ment hotel at price below com.
= Extras include ample garage, din.
ing room and small shopping arcade
open for inspection are two of the
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2-bedroom, 2:bath apts. One ha.
exposures. full-sized dining. room
oition. Priced to sell with reason.
able financing available.
Evening star., 1954-04-14

COOLIDGE HIGH AREA
Tops in location. Conv. to stores
schools and churches. rooms, l n
baths. For appt.. call Miss Zaker
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. .AD. 4-2005
SILVER SPRING
CUSTOM-BUILT RAMBLER
You'll admire this gorgeous 3-bedrm,.
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mod. kit; full bsmt.: closets galore;
well-shrubbed lot: many other extras.
Excellent location. Mr.. Gutenberg.
JU. 9-75S5.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
CONVENTENTTv
Evening star., 1954-04-14

VACANT
524 Oglethorpe st. NV.
Six-rm. brick; 2 baths. concrete
porch, 2 incl. rear porches; oil W.
heat rec. rm.
FRED EHRLICH
1918 Vermont Ave. NV. ST. 3-o4so
After 8 pm. NO. 7-944S ~
Evening star., 1954-04-14
TEEN-AGE WING


This is EXCITING. A wing with
private entrance for complete liv-
ing for your teen-agers and their
friends. or for older members OF
. family who desire privacy in the
home Of daughter or son. Entrance
on sun porch to bedroom, bath.
living room with fireplace. dining
room and pullman Kitchen. IT'S
The rest OF this charming home Of
first floor. lovely living room. din
ing room and kitchen: basement
has maids room. bath, recr. rm.
All this on woodland acre in the
District. for SAT. 800. For appoint
nnent and intriguing details, call
Mrs: Davidson. OIL: 4-5472.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Uptown once. EN-. 2-6715
Evening star., 1954-04-14
GEORGETOWN

If you are . bachelor or . career girl
or . couple with little money to in
vest see this home which offers Z
and another apt. with sundecl
which will nay for the property. Cal
agent, CO. 6-05S4, or DE. 2-1137
Evening star., 1954-04-14
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WHEATON-Couple will share 3-bed-
rm. house, near transp. and shop
ping. After B, LO. 5-51O7. -18
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No Down Paymt.
%02 A MONTH


For CT who wants . home In an
established neighborhood; not Q de-
velopment far from town. this homo
is z years old and is. in excellent
condition; rms. full bsmt.; gas
heat; Anchor fenced yard; schools,
bus. Our Lady Of Peace Church in
walking distance; BY appointment
only. Call Mr.. Kay, ewes.
Harold-RObe & Co.
HOME OF REAL ESTATE SERVICE
1101 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7-S009
4206 Mass. Ave. Sc.
$700 DN., $91.50 MO.
New 2-bedrm. brick homes, con.
veniently located. Move in with
down payment.
KENMORE REALTY co.
EX. 5-34s0 To. 2-3570
CONTINUED ON Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1954-04-14
GEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN
TEA ROOM

ideal setting for attractive tea room
with 1877 It. Of garden space for
outside dining. ample space for liv-
Harper for appt. to inspect. Priced
S32, 300; excellent terus. JOSEPH
M; WISE; Eesltor, toG, 1882 wis. ave
Evening star., 1954-04-14
MT. PLEASANT

Well maintained 6-rm. and bath
brick home with End a. arranged
as housekeeping unit. Full bsmt.
gas heat; det. garage; S16.500 on
terms.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER
ME. S-3S60 Ewes III 7-R021
Evening star., 1954-04-14

Reduced For Quick Sale
Make an offer on eO-ft. row brick. 9
large rooms. inclosed porches. con :
crete front porch, basement. oil
h.-w.h,. convenient to everything.
Call Mr.. Bennett, LU. 4-43S2. ewes.
CY. 7-sSS1. T. PAUL MUDD CO.
Evening star., 1954-04-14

3 bedrms., garb. disp.. Ice. fenced
yd.: shop. cony.: $126. RA. 0-0066.
Evening star., 1954-04-14
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED
FAILS CHURCH

bedrm. brick Iamblers IN |
Popular Hts. are available for oc- |
cupancy. Priced S135,
Evening star., 1954-04-14

COLORED-BRICK DUPLEX: 2 fine
apts.. close to eyerythtng; individual
Mr.. Tubbs, AP. 7-412O.
ROGER MOSS. HO. 2-6020
Evening star., 1954-04-14

HOUSE-APT.--Mod., nr. Pentagon; 4
exposures. 2 lge.. bedrms.. dining
and living rms, best kit. and scr.
and luggage rm. Call KE. S-56666.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-10-15
EDITOR, SOUTHERN JEWISH
WEEKLY, FLORIDA.

| ONcA 4S44' NAOoSON4IA.
1t was happening in the year
1941, in France, in the camp of
Cyprien. The prisoners are sit
ting in barracks, in every-corner,
discussing their problems and
singing a song of freedom. The
rays of the sun are piercing
through the little window. It is
a day before Rosh Hashanah:
when I see the sun shining
my heart is full of longing for
freedom, I would. cry, lament,
sing. With my strong hands I
would break the door, break the
window and the iron gate which
encircles our barracks and run
all over the land, from village
to cities, from valleys to noun
tains. I would fly through rivers,
lakes, seas, oceans and sing-and
my baritone voice would be SO
beautiful, so strong and soft
with so much love and deep feel
ing. It would rise up so high to
the sky TO our grand God, that
only He can deliver us, make us
free, deliver my parents, brothers
and all human beings in all the
world. Like Moses, / should take
the Holy stick in my hand which
was used by him. The legent says
that it is the heritage of every
great Biblical leader of our people
to get this stick. I would go at,
the head of our free people, sing
ing without stopping, and every
one who will hear my voice, even
the greatest tyrant, his heart be-
comes soft and full of love, that
he will bow his head, break his
sword, lift up his eyes to the sky
and sing-with me, with all Off
GERS, all soldiers. They too, would
break their swords and lift their
hands, their eyes high to heaven.
Il tell you my friends and !
am sure, if all the great men, who
sacrifice their power, all their
strengths for the destruction of
war, if they only wanted to work
together for brotherhood, man.
kind, for the love of freedom,
then there will never be war.
Never will appear a Hitler and so
many other criminal individuals
which we learn about from his
tory.
my friends, let us sing holy
song and pray to our God to de-
liver us as He once delivered our
people from the slavery of Egypt,
'Shall 1 tell you of the dream
I had last night? In my dream,
I was sitting on the top of 'Har
Zion,' in Jerusalem. Suddenly, I
heard voice: Man, what are you
thinking about? Look up at the
four corners of the world, East
and West, South and North!' I
opened my eyes and looked and I
could not believe. The sky was so
beautiful blue. From all sides, all
kinds of birds of different colors
twittered and sang. Far away,
from every side, were gathering
groups of orchestraS, composed
of all kinds Of instruments. They
were marching, as they were
dancing in rhythm approaching
the mountain where l was sitting,
'Har Zion At the end, the bands
and orchestras surrounded me.
I stood up in the middle and all
with me sang, o clap your hands
all we people, shout unto God
with the voice of triumph. For
the Lord most high, He is a
great King over all the earth