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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
MAPPING FOOTBALL STRATEGY
PROS PICK HOGAN
TO WIN OPEN TITLE
FOR FIFTH TIME

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y,
June 8 (P).-Ben Hogan. the
little man all the big pros
fear. is the choice of the
players in the Round Robin
tournament as the next Ma
tional Open champion.
Out of 16 players in the
Round Robin. four unheSi-
tatingly picked Hogan to win
his fifth Open title at
Rochester, N. Y. Three
named Tommy Bolt, while
Sam Snead. Cary Middlecoff
and Gene Littler drew two
votes each. PGA Champion
Doug Ford received the only
other first-place vote as two
of the Is declined to make
l-2-S selections.
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Bemon Out as Matches
Stort in Maryland Golf

BALTIMORE, June 8 (SpeciaD
Defending Champion Ralph
Bogart of Chevy Chase faces
rough going right at the start
of match play today as he goes
after an unprecedented seventh
title in the Maryland State ANA
teur golf championship.
The pairings after yesterdays
Qualifying round at Baltimore
Country Club put some of the
best matches in the first or Sec
ond rounds today, and Bogart is
in the upper bracket where much
of the golfing talent is concen-
ltrated.
Bogart's first-round opponent
this morning is the veteran
Spencer Overton, a three-time
former champion from Rolling
Road Club. If he defeats Over
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SIMMONS

Continued From Page C-l
said he knew of a $4,000 bank
account and thought there
might be considerable" more
insurance, including a $1,000
policy payable to the son.
A close friend Of Simmons
Attorney Jerome S. Roblewski
said the former slugger once
was worth 100000. He blamed
bad investments and a generou.
heart for the decline in Sim
mons holdings.
"Al was a sucker for anybody
who came along with a gooc
story" Roblewski said.
Simmons and his wife were
divorced some years ago.
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ton. Bogart's probable second
round opponent this afternoon
would be Maury Bailey of Hillen-
dale, the Baltimore Amateur
champion who has been run
nerup in this State champion
ship twice in the last three
years.
Deane Misses by Stroke
The biggest surprise in yester-
days qualifying was that Deane
Beman. the 18-year-old District
schoolboy champion, failed tc
make the title round. This came
only a few days after he won q
place in next weeks NationaI
Open by beating some good pros
in a playoff. But his 70 yester-
day was one stroke too mary.
1t may have been a letdowr
on Beman's part after the tight
golf he has BEEN playing anc
with next weeks big matches
coming up. Beman came back
in AZ after going out in 81. His
big blowup came on the 14th
where he took Z strokes.
Two Washington area collegi-
ans, Perky Cullinane of George
town and Bill McFerren, jr., oil
Maryland, tied for the qualifying
medal with Ills to lead the 1elo
Iof SO candidates for the 81
match-play berts. Bogart, as
defending champion, was ar
automatic qualif1er, but shot fol-
the medal anyway and carded
Ia rs.
Another Washington area
golfer. Buddy Brylawski OF
Woodmont. was right behind the
leaders with a 70 and tied with
two others. Brylawski is one OF
the threats in the lower bracket
and in this mornings first round
was matched against another
strong one, Claude Wild, jr., Of
Burning Tree.
Two other all Washington
pairings resulted for the first
round. both in the upper bracket
with Cullinane meeting John T
Mehr of Bethesda, and Del Be.
man of Bethesda meeting Keith
Kallio of East Potomac.
Three McFerrens Qualify
Two other members of the
McFerren family qualified wher
Bills father and his brother
Jerry. both made it with 74s. II
Bill and his father win theil
morning matches they will be
matched against each other in
this afternoons second round.
Today'S and tomorrow's
rounds will be- played at l8 holes
with Sundays final over SO
holes.
Today's pairings and qualify
ing scores:
Ralph Bosart. Chevy Chase (auto.
n aticl VS.. Spencer overton, Rollini
Maury bailey, Hnlendale GA VS.. M
H. vandenberg, c. c. of Maryland (7Sl
Ken Scales. c. c. of Maryland (72l VS.
Joe Sears, Chevy Chase (7Bl.
Robert W. Smith, Fountain Head GA
VS.. Albert Gardner. Fountain Head (1Sl
Perky cullinane. Bethesda Oh VS.
John 7. Mehr. Bethesda t75).
James Mitchell. Aberdeen (74l VS.
DICK Henrickson, Mt. Pleasant (7Sl.
Harry Parr ~, Green Spring (73l VS.
j. K. Greenbaum, Mt. Pleasant (77l,
pei Beman, Bethesda (74) VS.. Keith
Kallio. East Potomac l7Sl.
w. B. McFerren, jr.. Manor ON VS.
Frank Michalek, Allview (75I.
w B. .McFerren. sr... Manor C74l VS.
Ernie Caldwell. c. c. of Maryland t7Sl
Charles Yearick. Rolling Road (72) VS.
Capt. c F Thomas, Fort Meade I'M
SIC. Dick Lehms, jr.. Fort Meade GA
VS.. v; @. Burnett, Brooke Manor t7s)
:, Buddy Bryawski, Woodmont (72l VS.
Claude Wild, jr.. Burning Tree (76l
kemm Forest Park l7S).
Bill Cole. Clifton Park (73l vs.. Eddi
Meyer, c. G, Of MARYLAND On.
Charles Turbett Rolling Road (75l VS.
Dr. Walter Panowski. c. C. of Mary
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rOund,

TODAY's PAiRINGS
Noon-Miss Rawls vs. Miss Armstrong
vs.. Miss Hanson VS. Miss SugRs.
12:O7-MiSs BERG VS.. Miss Randolph
VS.. Mrs. Bush vs. Miss Dodd
12:14-Miss Wright VS.. Miss Ziske VS.
Miss Faux VS.. Miss Smith.
12:21--MiSS Hicks vs. Miss Bauer VS.
Miss Jameson VS.. Mrs Hagge
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Lutheran ACTIVITY

AbAItI an ANllNltV
Sunday School al 10 a. m. and
Worship service at 7;30 p. in for
Sunday March 49, at Grace Lu-
theran church
Mrs. Ralph Swauger entertained
at her home nine members and TWO
guests al the regular meeting of
the Ladies' Aid on Thursday eve
ming. March s. Mrs. Frances Ian
easier, president, had the business
and deVOtiOns. Members present
were Mrs. Amos Friend. Mrs. Helen
Devine Mrs Silas Savage, Mrs.
Lancaster and daughter Lois, Mrs
Henrietta Lininger Mrs. Ward Liv-
engood, Mrs William Durham. and
guests Mrs Webster Herring and
Mrs Robert Cupp. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Mrs.
Lancaster will entertain in April
Methodist Activity
Worship service for Sunday at
Selbysport. 9:45 a. m: Friendsville.
II a. m, and Sang Run, 7:30 p. IN.
Honnemakers Dinner Held
The Homemaker members and
their guests held their annual COW
cred dish dinner in the school
cafeteria on Tuesday evening. A
social hour followed the dinner.
with games being played.
Brief Mention
Ward Livengood was a business
caller in Fairmont, w. Va. Satur-
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Alta, visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Ross Watson accompanied
them home after a weeks visit
with Mrs. George Hileman. and
Charles and Orval Rush and Gam
lilies
Charles and Wayne Metheny
spent Saturday evening with J. B.
Frazee, at Glade Farms.
Mrs. Ralph Fike returned home
Monday after two weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell at
Akron, o.
Mrs. Minnie Friend was a Thurs
day guest of Mrs. Margaret Rush.
Eugene Skidmore, Cleveland. O..
spent Sunday here. His mother.
Mrs. Julia Skidmore and grand
mother, Mrs. Dicie Friend accom-
panied him to Cleveland to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Saltzer and
daughter, McHenry, and Walter
Haenftling spent Friday in Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Mrs. George Reese, Washington,
d. c., is spending two weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. George Hileman. Mr.
and Mrs. Orval Rush and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rush.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Blake. Oak
land; Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Selby and
son were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Rush. The
Blakes and Rushes spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs Harold Thomas
at Brandonville. w Va, and with
Nh, an6 AJrc I1Ox, MTbaoIo, Dr,a,,
ton, W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Custer. of
Hoyes, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Rush
and son.
Mrs. Vivian Weber of LaVale.
spent last Wednesday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Frank
houSer.
Miss Laura Coddington. Pitts
burgh. spent the weekend with
! Mrs. Evelyn Hauser They spent
Saturday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy McKeene, Ridgeley, w
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Thomas and
sons and Frank Thomas spent Sun
day visiting Mr.. and Mrs John f.
Fike and family, Pennington. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Reuben Harsh
barger were in Brandonville, and
KingWood, w. Va, Monday.
Mrs. Vesta Frantz, Mrs. Betty
Umbel and son. Mrs Ohlen Umbel,
Mrs. Helen Harshbarger and Bar
bara spent Tuesday in Uniontown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Harsh
barger has as Friday visitors. Reu-
ben Friend. Charles Schroyer. Ed
ma Schroyer, Mrs. Betty Umbel
and children, Frank Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. Rolla Friend and son
Earl
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Fs0ieEsaESUiEEe Notes

day
Pvt Jack Frantz TT. Monmouth,
N j., spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Merle
Frantz
Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Friend and
Mrs. Walter HENDERSON visited the
latter's son. Hiram. at the Spring
field State Hospital, SykesVille.
Hiram is very much improved.
Donald Haenftling, of Accident.
spent five days with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Guyer, of
Williamsburg, Pa. spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs Harold Fike
Mrs Earl Deal, Accident, spent
Wednesday with Mrs Clyde Van
Sickle.
John Spear is improving at the
Community hospital, Meyersdale.
where he has been patient since
March 4.
Mrs Ellis Article is patient in
the Oakland hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rush and
sons. of Oak Hill, and Mrs. Mar
garet Rush and daughter Carole
were Saturday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Berwyn Hileman and
family, at Brandonville, w Va.
T-Sgt. and Mrs James S. SWaug-
er and son Sammy, of Baltimore.
were Sunday overnight guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Livengood.
Other Sunday callers were Miss
Velora V. Swauger, Hancock: Mr.
and Mrs. W. f. Swauger, Rice'S
Landing. Pa; Mrs. Maude Liven-
good and Harry Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter HENDERSON,
Mrs. Gary Ray Friend and Mrs.
Merle Frantz spent Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs Ray Livengood
and family, Albright W. Va.
Miss Shirley Lowdermilk, Fra
zee Ridge. and Miss Marlene Hoff
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bishoff and daughters.
Accident
Mrs. Helen Devine, Mrs. Amos
Friend and children and Linda
Faye HENDERSON were Tuesday
evening dinner guests of Miss Mae
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of Mr. and Mrs Wayne Metheny
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Pope. Wash
ington. D. c., were Tuesday Wis
itors OF Mr. and Mrs. John Will
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Rush and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Fratz,
Accident Mr. and Mrs Raymond
Spiker and son we're Sunday Wis
itors OF Mrs Margaret Rush and
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Augustine
and daughter Sherry. Mr. and Mrs.
James Spear, Oldtown, were week
end visitors of relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs Russell Wright and
children Gordon. DeloreY, Elsie
and Delmos and Miss Hazel Mos
ser visited Mr.. and Mrs. TarletOn
HENDERSON, near HazeltOn, w Va
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Daley Groves, of
Elder Hill. were Sunday guests of
Miss Nellie Friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Friend and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. T. A. Devine and son John,
Bear Greek Road.
Mrs. Frances Lancaster and
daughter Lois have moved from
the Glass home along Bear Creek
road to the apartment at the home
Of Mrs Henrietta Lininger.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Frazee, Mark
leysburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John
Bishoff and daughters, of Accident,
were Sunday dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Okey Hoff
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Miller and
children spent Sunday in Iona
coming with her mother, Mrs. Hetta
Timney and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Watson
and family and Ross Watson, Terra
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covered that she was able to at
lend services in her home church
last Sunday
Groups Have Meetings
The Bittinger Boys All Club met
at the school on March T. Program
plans for the year were discussed.
James McFienry also told Of The
various projects that could be car
ried by the boys Some of The boys
are making belts.
The Women's Missionary society
met at the church on Friday eve
ming. There was an election of Of
ficerS with the following results:
President. Mrs. Marvin Bethel;
Vice President. Mrs Ralph Bucket:
Secretary Recording, Mrs. Rob-
ert Bucket; Statistical Secretary,
Mrs. Lawrence Brenneman; Treas
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-15
To The Taxpayers OF Garrett
County Who Have Not Paid
Their 1855 Taxes

Chapter 382, Section 1O8 of the Acts of 1947
passed by the Legislature, provides law for the
collection of delinquent taxes follows:
1t shall be the duty of the Treasurer to enforce
the payment of all taxes remaining unpaid the first
day of April in the year succeeding that in which the
shall have been levied provided the notice required
by the preceding section shall have been given if the
taxes be due and owing upon real property upon real
and personal property the said taxes shall be lien
said real property and said real property shall be liable
for the payment thereof in whatsoever manner to
WhOmsoever the may be assessed until paid, and
the Treasurer shall be authorized to enforce the pay
ment thereof in the hereinafter prescribed by
sale of either real or personally; etc.
AS you will note, this law makes it mandatory upon
the Treasurer of Garrett County, to collect all de-
linquent taxes of 1866 during April 1856.
If there is any why you believe this colec-
ton should not be enforced your property during
April, please contact me at the Court House.
Failure to contact to pay the taxes, past
due, will constitute desire your part for such
forced collection through sale outlined in the law.
JOSEPH H. WEIGH, Treasurer,
Garrett County, Maryland
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and Russell Schroyer, Oak Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Rush. Ray
mond Garner and Mrs. Bertha
Reese spent Monday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Selby and
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Savage. of
near Sand Spring. were Tuesday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Metheny and family
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Robinson
and son Randy Paul, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Sines and daughters. Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Frazee and daugh-
tiers were Friday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Frazee and daugh-
ter. at Elder Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Spiker
and son and Mrs Margaret Rush
and daughter Carole spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs Claude
Rush and infant son Charles Paul
at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Rush at Rush.
Mrs. Harold Fike spent Monday
with Mrs Ralph Fike
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack HENDERSON.
Morgantown, W Va, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
HENDERSON and Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle FrantZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Schroyer and
family, Mrs. Amos Friend and fam
lily and Mrs. Helen Devine were
Wednesday evening dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Selby and
son Vicky. The occasion was the
birthday anniversary Of Mr.. Selby
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Dennis and
children, Detroit Michigan, visited
the past week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Article and
family.
James B. Frazee, Glade Farms,
W. Va, was a Sunday dinner guest
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-15

urer Mrs. Robert Glotfelty THESE
officers will be installed by the
pastor on Sunday. March IS.
Mrs. Robert Glotfelty was leader
for the study period and presented
the character study Of Miriam rom
Women OF the Old Testament" by
Carroll VosS Next month the story
.of Ruth Will be given.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-15
BITTINGER

Mr.. and Mrs. Naylor Glotfelty
and family. Of Addison, Pa, were
guests of the latter's mother. Mrs
Agnes Brenneman, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Kelly and
family, Of Washington, d, G.. Wis
tied Mrs Kelly's mother here last
weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Bucket were
in Cumberland last Friday to visit
their daughter, Joellen, who is a
student nurse at the Memorial hos
pital there, and who underwent a
minor surgical operation ON Satur-
day.
Donald Newman. of Grantsville,
was a business caller in this viii
lage, last Monday.
r. L. Emory and daughters were
i'm Grantsville last Saturday.
Melvin Brenneman, of Washing
ton. visited his mother last week
end and while here he and his sis
ter, Mrs Kelly and family went
to Terra Alta. w. Va. to visit Mrs.
Leola Kisner. who is i'll at her
home there.
Mrs. John Klotz. who has been
i'll for some time. has 50 much re-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-15

Douglas Mckay secretary of the
Interior. filed as Republican
candidate for Us Senate seat
from Oregon. lie will oppose Wayne
Morse who turned Democrat.
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Crossword Puzzle Answer On Page Six
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TWO MORE ISRAELI FISHING
VESSELS INTERCEPTED BY
TURKISH NAVY

TEL AVN 1TT81 Two more
Israeli fishing vessels have oeen
apprehended by Turkish naval
vessels and escorted INTO Turkish
rorrs. i was reported here
The resr 6ecenuorS oE vesseLs
and crew orlngg the cuuoer 0f
captured Slips % C1ree. 1ave
caused Concert aEccg Israeli
fishermen. For years Israeli @si1-
ing coats rave opera1eo Of ne
Turkish shore- 1ur wei outside
territorial water limits
The crew Of these -xu Tesse-s
have oeen detained acrUac snip
because Of & LGcx Of space y INC
prSon II the pcrr 20 w11ci- c1-er
SHIPS were -sken.
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Educational Meet
Set for Moy 23rd

The National Council Tor Iew-
Sa EGucaEun comprising the.
leading Jewish educators Of all
trends ana deolOgles II Jewish
Life viii convene On Wednesday.
Nav zsru. n Atlantic CITY 70 take
stock Of Jewish educational effort
To date and 20 project Z program
for the future u was announced
dy 4 ELIeL Eenkln. Executive
DLrector OF the Bureau Of Jewish
E6ucaE1on N New Haven Conn.
WHO s Chairman OF TIE CONVEX
ton CCrurrlIE1ee- This VIII De the
1ss1irrIasn annual gathering OF the
Council
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=. 5. DESTROYER AEErvES
At EAE2

TEL AVN. tn = TIE Uni
ted States destroyer Su-coG AZ
rived II Eas Were : received
: rioeous ne-cuEe, ooIc official
and unofficial Is ne vessel
steamed into the port al workers
n the vicinity haLteo their Laoors
ami ci,eereo wildly The destroyer
fred Z zr-gn salute wr1cI1 vas
repIieo by Israeli naval sesseLs.
Meanwhile preparaElons Ct :
Underway for the recep1Ion q the
Z. 5. s. Albany : cruiser. WHICH
scheduled TO arrive On COCO
will visit. The AIuanys oanc viii
1araGe through the streets Of Tel
AVN. Officers and enlisted men
Of the crew Of outh vessels VIII &c
given Liberty II pcrr and VIII co1r
the Country II gruups-
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Zionist Congress
Welcomes
Non-Zionists
Continued rom Page I D
Danger CT AsszEilzt1cc
Very Great = 5. M5Ezcai
-s-y$s- So
-sscer says


u. ; FeGerouSE1 OF The AneFE-
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---onzL rstgrmS could not revive
ne Z1onLS1 movement He claimed
ne El1espreaG rev mat tie
C-&EUra = nome Tor ne Jews
EG -haE there's 10 prae9eaL l1f-
ference cesween ZIouis-S and Eor-
ZIcnIs1S t1E weakening the Zion
81 movement. The dangers Of as
S-lauon are veEy great, he said
9nG Urged ne Zionist movement
o carry On more OF rsIlgouS-eLIl-
-zraL woEix
PAM Goldman. American lef1-
=-g Ls1cx Z5cci<<. said that Dr.
Nahum Gcl6nGc< proposed TAR
-i11rial crgsaizz-ic1 CT the Zionist
Movement would ccct-lha1s MOTH
INC Inward .ee soluncn OF t1e
5erresz1cc" u tae movement Es
e<cccssG intensive Zionist e1ucz-
Hcr and ne teaching CT 1sSlc
Jewish Tzires z-ccg Tsws cut
<sce L<<seL
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Roshi The Great
Jewish Commentator


1i1e 5EIaeS OF Israel went 70 war
against the r-be Of Benjamin. SIX
hundred nanlerx Of the Elae Of
Benjamin lad escaped. These
warriors. the legend maintains.
had escaped 70 GSrmanIa Seme
texts nave RGnaaa
The 6rx- Jewish scholars "a SET
tis u France cane there n tae
signth cs1turY II tae i1vltzt1cr CT
Carl tae Great. i1UrGe< a he
Frs1ch snrIre4 His t=rr1.c<Y IN
elz6eG what IS 1cw Germany.
France and IAEy- The Jews vino
cane - the Ehirelz16 established
rzhh1nic academies EniEa zt1rac9-
Cd large NUMBERS CT szu6e1tS from
Babylon One OF these was tae IA
NOUS Eahhezu Gs<<ncn MOI
Easasah Tie Light CT tae Exile
Heinrich Graesz. the no1aoLe
Jewish historian tells Is that
while the sword was rayGEIng
the outer world and most OF t1e
people Devoted themselves 20
nurueEouS sE1fe- the House Of
Iscpb cared only that Ehe light Of
- - E-,.,-- - --s-s,ysTTr- -
that ne shadows OF darkness 1e
6iSslpaEeo. T religion can ceI
Judged oy rs principal represent
aG1ves. the Palm can DC awarded
70 JUDAISM II the 10Th 10 the I3-f
cen rur-es
Rasns resolved his early Jewish
e5ucz1icz ~ home Later he raw
=le6 - Worm and MaYs1cs waeEe.
although experimenting many pcT-
seal zrIvzt1ccS. he lad tne good
tcrn1ne OF having three Disciples
cf Esaeecn Gsrzncn IS MS
Ezcae-S
Marrying 81 youthful age
RasnI became the father Of three
daughters although he was not
blessed WITH Z son However he
was most fCrru1ste N the Sons-in-
Law 1e acquired through 1s
daughters. TOR they were scholar
y 1en His truly wonderful 61r-
tune were rs grandsonS. through
his daughter. yocf-eceo- The elder
OF the grandsons was RaonI Sam
ue1 ben MeE. VINO IS rest known
IS the Rasi1oau IN even greater
scholar was cE-e 5ssnbans bro-
ti1er. Jacuo. PECULIARLY known e
Eaocenu Tam ne perfect or
'russessur Of integrity. Boti1 Of
ire granGsons oecane great COM
-enEaBors. second only 20 their
uo1snIe grandfather
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After Z day OF sightseeing, the
visitor 20 Israel can relax oy AZ
tending Z concert OF the world
famous Israel Philharmonic Or
cnestra m Tel AVN, wrlose roper
rplre Includes the finest works Of
fDreigu and local comcosers
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-08
Mr.. and Mrs. Harshaw
Both to Work at Hospital

James and Lee Harshaw Jr. ar
rived yesterday from an air jour
ney direct form Philadelphia
with their little daughter Laura.
They are going to assist at the
MMM Hospital.
Mr.. Harshaw will be a labora-
tory technician at the hospital.
He has been with the DePont Co.
of Wilmington, Del, as lab tech
nician in research and also has
interests in the field of electron-
les, having studied with RCA In
stitutes.
Mrs. Harshaw is a nurse. She
has trained at the Philadelphia
General Hospital.
Mr.. Harshaw is a graduate of
Philadelphia Bible Institute.
They are both active in young
peoples Bible work.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-08
Red China Admits
Rebellion Last Winter
Near Tibetan Border

HONG KONG, R-Red China
admitted in a broadcast today a
rebellion against the Communist
regime started around the end
of February" in western Szech-
wan province bordering Tibet. 1t
reiterated a denial that there are
any uprisings within Tibet.
Radio Peiping said the rebel
lion was instigated by National
ist agents and "a few feudal land
lords hostile to the introduction
of even the most elementary re-
forms in the backward social
structure of that region"
Military measures against the
rebels has been taken, but no
mention was made whether the
rebellion had been crushed or
was continuing.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-08
HE MADE HIS MARK

FLINT, p Police followed a
cars tracks through 800 feet of
fresh concrete to the home of
Gordon Yelland, %.
Yelland admitted he drove
around barbados and plowed
through the newly laid pavement.
81 was in hurry to get home, >
he said.
Damage was estimated at
$4,000. Yelland was fined $107 so
or ordered to spend 80 days in
jail for malicious destruction of
property