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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08

NEWARK, NJ ]. (JTA)-A $4,000 award against
Conde Mckinley, publisher of the anti-Semltc sheet
Common Sense" for libellng Rabbi Joachlm Prlnz
of Newark handed down by jury ln local
court last week
Mckinley, had referred to DR.. Prinz as red rabbi
Dr. Joachim Prinz, who not unlike Albert Elnsteln
was expelled from Germany for revolutionary, Com
muniStic activities"
DR. PrinZ brought suit because of 1867 issue OF
McGinley's hate sheet which carried this statement
The iury's award to the former Berlin Jewish re-
lgious leader consisted of $1,000 compensatory
damages and $4,000 in punitive damages. The jury,
which deliberated for three hours, was told by
Judge Howard Ewart that mckinley had failed to
produce any evidence in support of his charge that
Prinz left Germany because of "Comrnumstc ac-
tivites"
RetractiOn Refused
The Judges charge also drew the line between
compensatory and punitive damages and said that
the panel must determine the presence OF nance
before awarding the latter In connection with TINS
Judge Ewart said, the jury could take INTO account
McCinley's refusal to print a retracton
Final witness at the 8-day trial was Benjamin II
Freedman retired toilet goods manufacturer OF New
York who admitted that he had given McGlmey
financial support of more than $4,000 but less tnan
100000" Freedman appeared as an expert WIT
ness for the defense, as did Elzabeth Dllhng' Out
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08

The National Jewish Hospital in
Denver has given free care to
more than $4,000 people.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
CONTINUED from Page Il


to Palestine in 1885 and, at 18, be-
came platoon commander in the
Haganah. He served Youth Aliyah
as a teacher of immigrant children
and then, in 1914, joined the Jewish
Brigade in support of the British
in World War II. After the war ne
worked as a script writer for the
Palestine Broadcasting Service.
During the War of independence,
be was a company commander in
Jerusalem and took an active part
in the battle for the city after the
Arab invasion.
Military Historian
Following Israel's victory, Lorch
was appointed aide of the chief of
the general staff and then became
chief of military history of the Is
rael Defense Forces. In 1851 he
acquired his masters degree at the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Group Breaks Up;
Everyone Hoppy

HARTFORD, Conn.,, (JTA) -
An organization has collapsed
here, and its collapse was
marked by the enthusiastic ap-
plause of its most ardent sup
pOrters. The unusual situation
is a product of the fact that its
primary mission - the integra-
ton of its members into Ameri-
can life-has been completed.
The Hartford Jewish Assoc.a-
ton for New Americans is the
group in question. Its spOkes-
man, Fred Jacobs, said, "Oups
was the struggle, as new Amcri-
cans, to adjust to new lard.
Now we are no longer new
Americans we are part of
America"
The group turned over its en-
tire treasury to the Jewish Cer-
ter here, as a mark of its appre-
citation to the Center. The Cen
ter's executive director, Herman
M. MeItzer, had been the as
sOciatiOn's adviser for the past
Az years.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Honor PIunned for Israeli Officer

Hebrew University and attended
Oxford and Cambridge Universe
ties in England on scholarship.
During the past three years,
Lorch has been preparing a history
of the War of independence. He is
married and has one son.
Reservations for the April II
dinner may be made by calling
Sam Mogieleff at Amherst $4,000.
There will be no solicitation of
funds,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
JNF Moves Offices

NEW YORK, (JTA) - The Jew
ish National Fund of America has
moved it's national headquarters to
it's own five-story building at AZ
East 69th Street, in New York, in
the vicinity of the offices of the
Consulate General of Israel and
the Jewish Agency.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Civil Rioh+s Bill Passed

ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico,
(JTA)-A measure to outlaw ra-
cial and religious discrimination IN
places of public accommodation
has won passage in both houses
of the state legislature.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Germans Kinda Touchy

NEW YORK, (JTA) = Eight
years after the wars end, German
film producers are beginning to
touch on the subjects of Hitler, the
war and the Nazi regime-but the
one subject that is still taboo is
the persecution of Jews.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Bar Mitzvah

Stephen Gerst, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Gerst of 317 E. Coron-
ado, on April Is at Temple Beth
Israel. A reception will follow in
the auditorium. Grandparents are
Mr.. Nettie MendelowitZ of 1923 W..
Portland and Mrs. Ida Gerst of Los
Angeles, both of whom will attend
the ceremony.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08

Hebrew will be offered as a sub
ject of regular instruction in the
high school curriculum for the first
time in the history of Greater
Cleveland next fall.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Dessert to Be Given

Mrs. Harry 2. Schectman will
be hostess to dessert luncheon
given for the board members of
Beth Ell Sisterhood at 1890 pm.
Monday at her home, 80 w. Cul-
yer. On the following Monday the
sisterhood will elect officers. Mrs.
Harry Kay is nominations chair
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Toduy's Rddio HiehIiqhts

Coward's Bittersweet" stars
Margaret Roberts, William
Lewis and Henri Noel.
$500, WGMS-National Gallery
Concert: Compositions by
Louis Gesensway. performed
by chamber group composed
of members of the Philadel-
phia Orchestra.
$500, WTOP-Our Miss Brooks:
Marriage proposals from
across the Nation find their
way to Eve Arden.
$500, WMAL-America's Town
Meeting: Whats in Our
Peacetime Atomic Future?"
$3.50. WTOP-My Little Mar
gle: Gale Storm tries to cure
her case of boredom by be-
coming her fathers secretary.
500. WTOP-Rudy Vallee: En-
tertains Benny Goodman,
musician; joey Adams. CO.
median: Shirl Conway,
Broadway musical star, and
Greta Keller, international
singer.
1905, WGMS-World Of Music:
Music of the British Isles.
1880, WRC--Meet the Press:
Senator George.
1880, WWDC-District Round
table: Past changes and prob
lens in Georgetown.
11:00, WWDC - Chicago Thea
ter: Coward's "Bittersweet, +"
stars Margaret Roberts, Will
liam Lewis and Henri Noel.
1880, WTOP - Capitol Cloak
room: Senator StenniS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20

neighborhood. his playmates
used to give him the razz for
being a sissy.
The new honorary Mayor Of
Sherman Oaks overcame these
obstacles, as you all know, and
as he said in his inaugural
speech, I'm living in a pretty
classy neighborhood now"
All of the Liberace family,
except George, was on hand
for the occasion. George is on
vacation.
Up in the World
Liberace introduced them all.
There was Rudy, who is his
brother and assistant film edi-
tor: Sister Ann, who Is mar
ried to a contractor named
Tom Farrell someone wanted
to know If he had a swimming
pool shaped like a shovel and.
Of course, Nom Liberace, who
still does her own cooking"
Il feel that I'm really getting
up in the world now, and will
try to prove that I am worthy
of this honor" said Liberace,
in winding up.
Z Muzzy Marcellino and his
orchestra struck a few chords
of "I'll Be Seeing YOU" and
the official ceremony was over.
The new Mayor spent the
next 80 or 40 minutes signing
his autograph for many of the
assembled Sherman Oakites. A
Liberace autograph is quite a
production in itself. Besides
his name, which is written in a
flowing Spencerian hand. he
draws a miniature baby grand
piano underneath the sigma
ture.
How do / know? Why, I got
in line, too. No use passing up
an opportunity like that.
copyright, 1855, Mirror Enterprises Co. }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
WTOP-Inyitation

HI HlOE-llVlCaLlOn 70
Learning: Juyenals "Satires'
discussed by Gilbert Highet,
OF Columbia University, and
Col. Andre Michalopoulos,
critic and counselor at the
Greek Embassy.
1900, WWDCaEddie Fisher:
Sings with Georgia Gibbs.
100, WRC-Anthology: Poems
about spring read by Ogden
Nash, Edna st. Vincent Mil
lay and Judith Anderson. and
a discussion of THE Young
Poet and His Publishers"
1:00, WIDOW, WASH-George-
town University Forum:
Changes in the Middle
East" a rebroadcast.
1880, WRC-Chicago Round
table: "Russia's Internal Pol
itics."
1:55, WWDC-Baseball: WASH
ington VS.. Pittsburgh, an ex-
hibition game at Orlando,
Fla.
2:30, WTOP-New York Phil
harmonic: Guido Cantelli
conducts the orchestra in
Rossini's Overture to THE
Siege of Corinth," Brahms
Symphony No. in C Minor,
the Debussy Nocturne "Fetes"
and the Second Suite from
Ravel's 'Daphnis ct Chloe"
$3.50, WRC-Youth Wants to
Know: Senator Douglas.
$3.50, WMAL-Greatest Story
Ever Told: A woman dis
covers her son is a thief, in
"The Parable OF the Lost
Coin"
$500, WRC- American Red
Cross: A special program with
jeff Chandler, Barbara STAN
wyck, Loretta Young, Gary
Crosby, frankie Lame and
a message from President Eli
senhower.
$500, WRC-American Forum;
Senators Capehart and Mon
roney on whats Wrong
With the Stock Market?"
$3.50, WTOP-Hall of Fame:
The life story of Lev Ko-
warski. the French nuclear
scientist who contributed to
the first atomic bomb, mar
rated by David Schoenbrun.
1900, WRC-Tribute to Ethel
Barrymore: BY Alfred Lunt,
Lynn Fontanne, Billie Burke,
Bling Crosby, Katharine Cor
nell, Eleanor Roosevelt and
Bernard Baruch.
1900. WOL-First Hearing: Ex-
cerpts from Tchaikovsky's
Sleeping Beauty"
7:O5, WMAL-Sunday Concert:
Relationships sleeping
Beauty"
1880, WASH-Chicago Theater:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Viewing TV
Liberoce Is the New Mayor
(Honorory) of Sherman Oaks
By HoI Humphrey
HOLLYWOOD.

There seems to be no end to
what a fellow with a smile, a
piano and a candelabrum can
accomplish.
Just about the time you
figure that Liberace has
reached the peak of his. fame,
along comes the Sherman
Oaks Chamber of Commerce
to elect him honorary Mayor
of that community.
Sherman Oaks is the district
of Los Angeles where the wavy-
haired pianist built that SWIM
ming pool shaped like a baby
grand, with house attached.
Gale Storm. another TV per-
sonality of note, has been hon.
orary Mayor of Sherman Oaks
for the past two years, but
she disqualified herself for the
post by moving out of the
neighborhood recently.
Inaugural Speech
Aside from residence, an
honorary Mayor must have the
ability to attract crowds and
press notices by officiating at
supermarket openings, ground
breaking ceremonies, for new
palaces and other major COM
munity events.
Having heard Liberace's in
augural speech before the elite
of Sherman Oaks Chamber of
Commerce last week. I can
report unequivocally that he
Is the man for the job.
Just living in Southern
California is real great" said
Mberace. smiling broadly and
sounding exactly like some
one doing an imitation of
Liberace.
He then went on to describe
how he had first come out here
in 1914 to try to find a job,
the difficulties he encountered
in getting people to pronounce
his name correctly, and other
troubles that beset him.
Debt Repoid
Liberace didn't 60 50 far as
to say he was born in a log
cabin, but he did have the
humble beginning typical of
most successful politicians.
II can remember when
George and I used to roll a lit
tie wagon down to the relief
agency in Milwaukee for our
groceries," he recalled. I'm
happy to say that on a recent
trip back there I was able to
pay that bill"
His childhood was rough in
another respect, he said. Be-
ing the only kid pianist in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Color TeIevision
For This Week

Wednesday, 7-7::30 pm,
WRC-TV. NORBY, domestic
comedy with Joan Lorring
and David Wayne (film).
Evening star., 1955-10-23

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Evening star., 1955-10-23
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Here, at last, are ready made slipcoyers that
fit like upholstery with no wrinkles to
mar their good looks. Long wearing cotton
knit has just enough natural "give" to fit
your furniture smoothly /. and they never
need, ironing stay fresh and lovely.
"Harlowe' tweedy pattern on cherry, tur-
quoise, apple green antique gold or char
coal grounds
Third Floor. Washington Leuel, Arlington
COUers to Fit all these types of Chairs
and Sofas
Evening star., 1955-06-18
DAVY CROCKETT
NOW STATIONED
AT ANDREWS FIELD

Davy Crockett now is IAN
swering his country's call"
with the Military Air Trans
port Service at Andrews Air.
Force Base, Md.
Davy will stay only two
weeks. He's assigned t.
MATS Headquarters and
formally is 1t. Col. David
Crockett. jr.. an Air Force
Reserve officer with the
Maintenance Engineering
Division of MATS. !
Born in Woodbine, Md,
37-year-old Col. Crockett Is
a veteran pilot of World
War II, now with Lockheed
Aircraft Corp. Both Cols
Crockett and his wife are
descendants of the famed
fighter.
There's also a Davy
Crockett, III.
Evening star., 1955-06-18
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
War and Peace Starts July a

the reservations" I hope Joan's
happiness will last.
Desi Arnaz is learning to play
the concertina for his Forever
Darling" picture and his prac-
ticing is driving his neighbor to
playing a violin. His neighbor
is Jack Benny.
jeanne Woodward of kiss
Before Dying" sent home for
her bongo drums. She says
Marion Brando is the only man
in the country who can tune
bongo drums and she's getting
hers tuned.
Freddie Brisson was signed to
do a spectacular for NBC in the
fall, after the executives saw his
Girl Rush" movie, which stars
his wife, Rosalind Russell. Fred
die is going to put on a spectac-
Iular to end all spectaculars. (Bet
lit doesn't.-Ed.)
I talked with Cleo Moore who
said that. contrary to the
printed report, she wasn't in the
hospital. She just dropped by
one day to get some vitamin
shots so she could go to Las
Vegas and ''live it up" over the
week end. Currently, Cleo has
been acting as press agent for
her younger sister, taking her
around to the studios but
making her refuse the movie
contracts until she graduates
from college.
Rocky Marciano says he'll
train for his next fight at Mario
Lanza's mansion. The champ
never saw a nicer ring than
Mario has in his home.
Eddie O'Brien and wife Olga,
with the two children, are living
in an apartment in the Dor
chester Hotel in London, where
Eddie is doing a picture, 1884"
Gems. Ridgway and Taylor,
both paratroopers, are adopting
the picture, Screaming Eagles"
as their baby. They'd like an
actor with blood and CUTS to do
Iit-preferably Richard Widmark.
And did you know that the
Army believes Gregory Peck
Iportrays an Army officer. best?
Also, they want Bill Holden in
as many military pictures as
Ipossible-he raised the morale of
all the Army.
Evening star., 1955-06-18
u. S. Freedom
Bourd Urged
By the Associated Pre-:

Senator Knowland. Republican
of California says a nine-mem-
ber national freedom board"
should be established to combat
Communist propaganda and en-
|phasize this country's desire for
peace.
He proposed in a Senate
speech yesterday that the board
be composed of the Vice Presi-
dent, the Secretaries of State
and Defense, the director Of the
United States Information Agen-
icy and five civilians. Each Of
the civilian members. appointed
by the President, would receive
$40, 900 year.
"The story of the progress and
growth of free men in a free
society ;. has never been ade-
quately portrayed" Senator
IKnowland said. I'VE must reach
the minds of those presently en-
shaved with the message that we
will increasingly strive to secure
their freedom"
Evening star., 1955-06-18
Bondit Slain, z Police Hit
lin Boston Gun Battle

BOSTON, June 18 tP.-Two
policemen were wounded and a
gunman was slain today after a
$500 holdup of a tobacco shop
in busy Maverick Square. East
Boston.
The shooting occurred after
two holdupmen fled the shop,
which is about 100 yards from
police station Z in a congested
tenement and business district.
The gunmen were captured in
a third floor room of a nearby
tenement house after police had
fired so rounds of ammunition
Evening star., 1955-06-18

Joan Collins flies to Paris to
meet Sidney Chaplin just as
soon as she finishes 1.-The Girl in
the Red Velvet Swing" Then
on to London for a divorce SO
she can marry the boy.
It'll be a working Fourth of
July for Audrey Hepburn. Mel
Ferrer and Henry Fonda. That's
when they start War and
Peace" in Rome. Everyone in
Britain who knew Bebe Daniels
and Ben Lyon "way back when"
was on the BIC salute to the
most popular stars in London,
who went there 10 years ago for
a vacation-and only left-for a
vacation. Among the well
wishers were Douglas Fairbanks
and Vic Oliver; also a special
message from Cecil B. De Mile
in Hollywood, who started Bebe
on the road to film fame.
Charles Boyer has offered a
lead in one Of his telefllms to
Maria Riva, to be made in Paris.
And I don't have to tell you that
Maria has already appeared for
Dick Powell and David Niven in
their -Four Star Playhouse.
Shelley Winters, Julie Harris
and Laurence Harvey are crying
into their cameras because every
TV station in New York has
turned down the too sexy ads to
trailerize their II Am a Gamers"
movie.
Pinky Lee is tossing a big
party in his Beverly Hills man
sion for the orphan kids of Los
Angeles. Jack Warner is
pretty set on Doris Day for the
lead in "Pajama Game"
And Clifton Webb is purchasing
Gentlemen for Rent" which he
wants to do for 20th-Fox.
The Duke and Duchess of Wind
sor are celebrating Is years Of
marriage.
Ann Sothern is turning pro-
ducer for the "Maisie" series on
TV next year. Ann originated
the gal in the movies, but this
time someone else will play the
flip femme.
Joan Crawford told a reporter
in Paris, anent her honeymoon
with AL Steele, "For the first
time, someone else worried about
Evening star., 1955-06-18
SOPHIE FUCKERS IN TOWN
AND SHE'S JUST PLAIN GREAT
By HARRY MACARTHUR

Sophie Tucker back last night the first
time years and received such rafer-rattlng ovation
entertainer has been accorded around here WE'LL
least 3 years. The Casino Royal fact where Miss
appearing, be in need of whole of rafers
before Tucker and her devoted ad-
nirers do shake things loose.
Sophie not really be the last of the red-hot man.
mas but she the p-roarngest it's that
there won't be another like her for long, long time When
this g who admits be pushing
out the floor sheathed in several yards of
closetting sequned white she takes charge This is past
master at the entertaining art and there isn't dull moment
until she's ready to let the customers relax between shows
Miss Tucker ranges from rowdy comedy to pure,
adulterated schmaltz thick enough with knife I
starting all again. she and I'm hotter than I've
been and the house down open your heart
she back after the applause open your mind and
the world will look brighter you" She to comedy
and em with the warning to horseplaying husband
"You trottin' tonight, mammas galopin out you"
Schmatzy bawdy, it's all pretty wonderful If you've
Sophie Tucker you'd better remedy that void in
your life right
Evening star., 1955-06-18

sentence after conviction on
three abortion charges. DR..
Rhetta, who is colored, has
served as a member of the State
Interracial Commission and on
the State Commission on Higher
Education of Negroes.
Evening star., 1955-06-18
Temporary License
10-Duy Notice Set

The Prince Georges County
Board of License Commissioners
has announced that applications
for temporary liquor licenses
must be made 10 days in advance
of the date on which they are to
be used.
The ruling, effective July 6,
applies to special Glass c Ii
censes for the sale of beer and
light wines. This class is used by
charitable or non-profit organ
Evening star., 1955-06-18
Doctor Released

BALTIMORE, June 1S R.-
IDr. Barnett Milton Rhetta. IL
Iyear-old physician, was released
on probation yesterday under a
I10-year suspended penitentiary
Evening star., 1955-06-18

izations for events lasting from
one to seven days.
The new provision will allow
both the Health and Police De-
partments time in which to
screen applicants and weed out
party -givers guilty of past viola
tions. Previously, it took only a
day or so to obtain a license.
The change was urged by Jack
A Bell, the county's chief sani-
tartan, who said that, under
present procedure. many estab-
lishments can obtain a license
and operate contrary to health
regulations governing food and
drinking establishments.
Evening star., 1955-06-18

and tear gas into the building.
The injured policemen are
Patrolmen Walter j. ORourke
and John Owirka. Neither was
believed seriously injured.
Detective William Mclean
finally crashed through the door
of the besieged room and found
one man lying on the floor badly
wounded and the other firing out
the window.
The man at the window said:
Don't shoot me. We give up."
The wounded gunman died
shortly afterwards. Police iden-
titled him as Walter McTighe, IS,
of Cambridge.
Evening star., 1955-06-18
Points for Purents 3, EsyA rAone. wel'ee.

Father-We will stop here at
this wayside park and let jim
Imie run about for awhile. He
lis cross because he is tired of
sitting still.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-03
Mainly Personal

jured but bewildeTed truck driver, Mr.
Dantz was not aware in the darkness
that the caboose and one car of the
train had upset nor that two of the
crew were injured!
The Lantzes continued to the Her
man Hilty residence to call the state
highway patrol still unaware that
there had been anyone hurt. Later
arriving motorists helped the men tc
the Bluffton hospital.
MISS OCIE ANDERSON, Bluffton
Librarian, can feel rightly proud, a
reader writes, of her library circula-
tion figures. They have tripled since
1884, despite the great increase in the
number of employed adults with de-
creasing leisure time, and with the
competition offered by television.
We agree! Congratulations to Miss
Anderson and Bluffton readers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-03
Hold Final Rites
For Nellie Hiestand

Final rites were held Tuesday af-
ternoon in the Basinger funeral
home for Mrs. Nellie A. Hiestand,
"a, Route 1, Bluffton, who died at 8
a. m. Saturday of a heart condition.
She had been i'll four days,
The Rev. Earl Leist, assisted by
the Rev. Stanley Walton, officiated
at the services with burial in Bech-
tel cemetery, Van Buren.
Mrs. Hiestand was a member of
the Bethesda EUB church, the La
dies Aid and Missionary societies of
the church and the Orange Town
ship Farm Women's club.
She was born in Allen township,
Hancock county, June 18, 1880, the
daughter of Mnason and Cordelia
Dorsey Adams.
Her husband, Nelson M. Hiestand
survives with daughters, Mrs. Cor
della Punches, Latty, Ohio; and
Mrs. Laura Feller, Fort Wayne; two
sons, Glenn, Toledo; and Everett
Columbus; a sister, Mrs. Adelin,
Graber, Bluffton; brother, Samue
Adams, Findlay; nine grandchildren
and nine great-grandchildren.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-03
Methodist WSCS Plans
Birthday Meeting

A short play by cast of members
and a chalk talk by Mrs. Paul Clark
as well as special music are on the
program for the Methodist WSCS
birthday party in the church parlor
Thursday evening, February 10.
Carol McPheron will have charge
of devotions and Mrs. Ward Marshall
will be program leader. Her subject
is "New Ventures on Old Roads,.
The play entitled mot this Way
will be given by Mrs. Frank Todd,
Mrs. James Burkholder, Mrs. ID. X.
Augsburger and Mrs. H. E. Augs-
burger Mrs. Paul Clark will give the
chalk talk.
Mrs. Forest Harmon and Mrs
Byron Anderson are in charge of table