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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10

Organlzlratl cetnlke. AkO to
nisu radili, jer "a to nisu i
mali smisla, iii su drzali, da
sc to kosi s njihovim sve-
cenickim zvanjem, bivali SUI
premjestavani u najzabitnija
sela, gdje nisu mogli posteno
nj zivjeti. Da je to bio tako
imamo live svjedoke Srbe, a
ne Hrvate. Ma ustuk cetnic-
kim srpskim teroristima Pa
velic je organizirao hrvatske
teroriste, ustase. Same Sc pc
sebi razumije, da su ,ustase
bill tajna podzemna organi-
zacija. Min nije imao ko po-
magati, osim Talijana i Ma
dzara, ako su tamo stigli.
Videti sto rade pravoslavni
svecenici, mladji katolicki
svecenici su pristupali usta-
Sauna, iii su i'll pomagali, a
bio je toga i medju stariji-
ma. Tako su jedni drugima
grob kopali, a najvise svojoj
rodjenoj zemlji.
Tor o m Jugoslavije pla-
nula je u hrvatskim zemlja-
ma revolucija, a Sta revolt
CHE znace i zasto je hrvat-
ska revolucija pogodila mai
wise jedan dio pucanstva Hr-
vatske, hrvatske Srbe, to &C.
mo sada vidjeti.
Sve revolucije u povijesti
diane su u glavnom proti
vladajuceg sloja, iii naroda.
Svakoj je revoluciji bio cilj,
da nasilno provede svoj pro-
gram | da satire vladajuci
sloj. Tako je, da spomenemo
s a m o dvije tri revolucije,
francuska revolucija oborila
start feudalni sistem, a sto-
thu i trideset godina kasnije
to je isto ucinila j ruska re-
~volucija. Razlika izmedju tie
dvije revolucije je samo u to-
me. sto je francuskoi revo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10
nici su kali islamske / kato-

nici su kali islamske / kato-
licke Hrvate, u njihovoj ro-
djenoj zemlji, gdje 81 oni We
Gina, jer 81 oni bill ma putu
ostvarenju velike Srbije, kla-
Ii su iii kao Hrvate, a ustase
su ubijali hrvatske Srbe kao
vladajuci sloj, sto oni, ope-
tujemo, nisu bill, jer NINA
u Jugoslaviji nije bio mnogo
bolje nego Hrvatima. Bio
i'm je u stvari mozda jos 60
re, jer oni nisu SMELL pri-
govarati srpskoj vlasti, koja
je bila Fla / naopaka, da ne
ispadnu izdajice srpstva, a
ma Araju su oni platili raeun
"a sva nedjela beogradske
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10
IzGRADNyA AMERICk0G MUSEUkA
P0CAST D0SEUENIkA
Martin Krasich, glavni blagajnik

Ma sjednici Glavnog Odbora jos u mjesecu MARCH,, ma
kon ~objasnenja sa strane glavnog predsjednika, brata Man
dica, o podignucu 'The American Museum Of immigration"
ma podnozju Bozice Slobode, %zakljuceno je jednoglasno da
Sc nasa zajednica ~prikljuci ovoj trajnoj uspomeni u po-
cast mnogobrojnih doseljenika u America.
I ma prosloj sjednici Glavnog Odbora, koja je TEX pred
kratko vrijeme odrzana, pokrenuta je rasprava pc istom
p~itanju. Odbor Sc je nadalje jednoglasno saglasio, da BE
nastavi sa OWN radon da Sc povede zivja ~kampanja
kako kod nash odsjeka, tako kod pojedinaca,, clanova ma
se Zajednice.
Odaziv do sada nije bio ~najbolji. Jedno sto nam "a ga
da nje jasno, a to jeste, da postoji m%ogucnost do 81 neki
nasi odsjeci poslali svoj doprinos izravno u New York. Ali
ne cni razike, jer ako SUI poslali u New York mi temo,
maine, mas ured &c o tome bti odavjesten. Medjutim liste
koje SUI nasi odsjeci prmili il glavnog ureda Zajednice, a
mi smo tie liste primii cd odbora u New Yorku, jasno isticu
da Sc ina say doprinos slati ma mas ured. Ia mas / nase
odseke &c biti bolje i jednostavnije ako sc saw doprinos sa-
lie ma mas, jer eemo bii u stanju voditi tocniji rekord.
Ovo &c opet bti izvanredni rad "a blagajnicko odje-
ljenje, ali mi cemo RADIO voditi brigu o swim dcprinosima
imena svih darovatelja cemo iznasati u nasem glasilu, jer
drzimo da je ideja dobra tie da imena nasih odsjeka po-
jedinaca trebaju doci ma spomen ploGu.
Kampanja nece dugo trajati, pax je poSeljno da, kako
odsjeci tako ~pojedinci, koji zele doprinjeti u ovu svrhu,
ucine to sto prize. Glavni Odbor zajednice je ma svojem po-
~slijednom z~asjedanju odlucio doprinjeti svotu cd 100000
u owl svrhu.
Do sada smo primil %doprnose cd slijedeeih:-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10
CETNISTY0 USTASTV0
Pavle ID. OStOyic

Il ~prijasnjeg clanka smo vidjeli, da su u Jugoslaviji
postojale dvje nacionalisticke organizacije: srbijanski cet-
nici, koje je oruzala sama vojska, q p~odupirale sve jugo-
slovenske Wade, svrha i'm je bila, da sve jugoslovenske ma
rode, narcotic Hrvate, terorom ! ubIanjem drze u pokor-
nosti. Pravoslavnim svecenicima u Bosni, Hrvatskoj dru-
GIN hrvatskim zemljama stavliano je u duznost, do moraju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10
BRATSKA LJUBAV I COVJECNOST

cestiti i s~avjesni ljudi promicu slogu i
jedinstvo medju narodom. Pokvarenjaci ra-
de prema onoj uzrecenici: "Zavadi pa VIA
dali" Koji size mrznju cini to radi sebicnosti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10

ka cita pov1Jest francuske 4
ruske revolucije, pa &c VII
djeti. A kakva SUI opet Gu
da radili pozivinceni njemac-
XII nacisti, to svi znamo. Cd
svih zvijeri pod kapom ne
beskom, najgora je zvijer CO.
WEEK kad pozivinci. Nijedna
jedina zvijer, osim covjeka,
ne tamani sistematski svoju
rodjenu vrstu kao covjek,
kad ga bijes uhvati i kad mu
mrznja pamet pomraci.
Nike nemoze nijekati da
su u kraljevskoj Jugoslaviji,
kao cjelini, a u Hrvatskoj,
kao njenom jel u, vladali
Srbi. Njihova je bila micro
davna. Oni su bill vladajuci
sloj i narod. Razumije Sc, da
svi Srbi nisu bill dio vlada-
juteg sloja. Tai je vladajuci
sloj bio tanak, ali je bio srp-
ski. Njegovi grijesi i njegovi
zlocini, njegove pljacke ! ME-
gova ~tiranija, pripisivani su
swim Srbima, has kao sto SUI
u ~francuskoj revoluciji pripi-
swami %plemstvu, a u ruskoj
revoluciji plemstvu | gradjan-
stvu, i nike nije pitao ko je
cd tog plemstva, iii gradjan-
silva, kriv. Dosta je bio, da
je bio clan tog vladajuceg
sloja i to je bio dovoljan raz-
log, da ga Sc ubije i unisti,
iii metne ma najgore nuke.
Kad je Jugoslavija pala u
Hrvatskoj do Drine nastalo
je bezvladje / kaos. Bijes u
staskih revolucionera, pod
strekavanih jos k tomu cd
Nijemaca i Talijana, iskalio
BE ma neduznim hrvatskim
Srbima, kao v~ladajucem slo-
ju, jer su oni, kao vladajuci
sloj - a ne kao narod - u
ocima revolucionera, ustasa,
bill krivci svih zala ! neprav-
di, koji su Hrvatsku i hrvat-
ski narod bill IL Beograda.
Njihova srpska narodna svi-
jest povecala je tragediju ne
mijenjajuci bit zbivanja. Tai
! je bijes pokosio i one Hrvate,
koji su saradjivali S Beo-
gradom, dakle sa b m a,
$ vladajucim slojem, pa bill
oni krivi, iii pravi. A cetnic-
Ike organizacije, koje je beo-
gradski rezim u svojoj Judo.
sti i kriminalnoj neodgovor.
nosti organizirao pc pravo'
slavnim selma u Hrvatskoi
bile SUI dokaz, da SUI hrvatski
Srbi dio tog vladajueeg slo'
ia, iako oni to nisu bill. I hi.
10 je. sto je bio, / sto sv:
Hrvati zale, ali nemogu po'
praviti, niti "a to odgovarati
A cinjenica da SUI pravoslav'
nj svecenici bill iii organi'
zatori, iii aktivni kod organi'
: zacije cetnika, jer Sc to sluz'
beno cd njih traffic, srusils
Sc ma njihove glave. Ia svr
nesrecu, koja je stigla hrvat
ske Srbe i pravoslavne sve
cenike i crkvu u Hrvatsko,
kriv je' edino i iskljueivt
: beogradski, srbijanski, vlada
:. juci sloj.
Neka niko ne misli, da nan
); je, kad to kazemo, cilj, d.
peremo ustase. Nije. cinje
MICA je, kako smo to ranij'
pokazali, da je ustase j u
stasku psihozu stvorio beo
gradski vladajuci sloj ubi
stvom Radica i drugim ne
djelima, koja nemamo mjest'
da nabrajamo.
II A kad je Jugoslavija pal;
o u Srbiji sc propaganda i vie
u rovalo, da je pala, jer su j
Hrvati izdali, pa je tamo do
slo do revolucionarnog ras
n polozenja, neke vrsti srpsk'
revolucije, revolucije j revol
; ia duhova. u Srbiji nike vi
+ Be nije htio, da Sc uspostav
Jugoslavija i drzavna zajed
g MICA 8 Hrvatima. To nije htje
. la nj sama izbjeglicka, nadri
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10

orplJl sc pfOpdSIIdlo l We
rovalo, da je pala, jer 81 je
Hrvati izdali, pa je tamo do
slo do revolucionarnog ras-
polozenja, neke vrsti srpske
revolucije, revolucije j revol-
ia duhova. U Srbiji nike vi
BE nije htio, da Sc uspostavi
Jugoslavija i drzavna zajed-
MICA 8 Hrvatima. To nije htje-
la nj sama izbjeglicka, nadri-
jugoslovenska, a u stvari srp-
ska vlada u Londonu, kao nj
njena To smo u
svojoj knjizi 1.-THE Truth A.
bout Yugoslavia" dokumen-
tarno dokazali. Htjelo sc po-
sto poto osnovati veliku Srbi-
ju ma razvalinama Jugosla-
"
vile j pobiti islamske ! kato-
licke Hrvate u Bosni j vecem
dijelu Dalmacije. Tai revolu-
cionarni pokret u Srbiji ispo-
lilo sc u Drazi i njegovim Get
nicima. I tt obnevidjeli srbi-
janski revolucioneri, cetnici,
kali. su Hrvate pc Sandzaku,
Bosni / ostalim krajevima,
has kao sto su hrvatski, re-
volucioneri, >ustase, kali mr.
vatske Srbe pc H~rvatskoj.
Ali ina jedna razlika. Get
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-21
THE FAEMvnnE CVao HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER a. 1855

Unknown to Father Tabb. how
ever, second poem" whose
author wisely chose to remain
anonymous. was inscribed on the
lack CT the monument:
They bravely fought, they
brayely fell,
They wore the gray. they wore
il we'll"
On the day the monument was
unveiled, an Grant newspaper re-
porter combined the two inscrip-
tons in his account of the cere-
|mony, attributing both to John B..
Tatb.
An indignant Father Tabb read
the accounts and wrote the UDC
|chap.er president:
please have my name taken
off that monument. That inscrip-
ton sounds like an old jingle I
recall:
Her teeth We're her mothers.
Her hair not her own.
1t is the last rose OF summer
LET. blooming alone"
In vain the president wrote that
lit was all some reporters mistake,
that the two poems were on OPP
posite sides OF the monument.
Tabs pride was so offended that
he requested that his name be
erased.
Later, the newspaper version Of
the inscription was included in
an article on Tabb that Miss Kate
Mason Rowland wrote for a
Southern paper. Morris Schaff
included II in Sunset of the Con-
federacy.' The error was thus re-
corded in history, much to the
distaste of Father Tabb
The UDC president. Mrs. Thorn
AS HardaWay tried to make
amends, and wrote a letter to a
newspaper explaining how the en-
ror had arisen She ended it say
ing,
Il fear he (Tabb) will meet me
when the final roll is called. with
this query,
Why did you allow that stigma
to rest upon my reputation
The stigma. however. has been
erased. Crossed confederates flags
and the inscription Dec Vindice'
now adorn the back Of the monu-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-21
er Teeth Were Her Mothers
amelia County's John Bannister 7abb
Poetical Reputation Cleared BY Letter.

An Episcopalian who took holy
orders in the Catholic church and
2 poet who, although not nation
ally known. is represented in
Bartlett's Quotations is comem-
morated along Route cog between
Amelia and Powhatan
The inscription on the memoir
a, brick marker reads:
John Bannister Tabb.
Patriot Poet Priest"
Bricks from his old home. The
Forest, are placed in white mar
BILE at the base OF the marker,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-21

which was erected by Notre Dame.
Tabs niece, Miss Jennie Marst-
ers Tabb, and friends.
Tabb who is known as Amelia
county's poet, was born in l849
and died in 1909. He was known
as an intelligent and witty COM
panion and master OF the qua
train and couplet.
He fought with the Confederate
army, and with Sidney Lanier,
another poet. was captured and
sent to Johnson Island prison.
where both nearly starved.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-21

gave me last Christmas. My age is
3 year old and l am a boy. l go to
Prospect Elementary school and
my teacher is Miss Shannon. The
thing l want for Christmas is a gun
set and two trucks an da train and
a Bee Bee gun.
l hope you have merry. merry
Christmas too Your friend.
Tommy Covington
Prospect. Va.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-21

Father Tabb lived through 1t
however. TO write a poem to be
placed on the confederate monu-
ment IN Amelia:
Oh, comrades, wheresoe'er We
rest apart.
Amelia shrines you here with
in her heart
AT the request of the Amelia
chapter of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy, he allowed
his name to be carved beneath his
poem on the front side of the
monument.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-21

Dear Santa.
! am six years old, and in the
first grade.
! would like you to bring me a
doll. tea set and a nursery set. And
any thing else you have for me.
Don't forget all my friends. Love.
Barbara Dean Driskill
Farmville, Va.
Dear Santa Claus,
! am thankful for the things you
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-21

Dear Santa,
! am ten years old. and would
like to have a doll and nursly set,
and dollE-bath. Nuts. fruits and
candy too Love,
Gilda
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-21

Dear Santa Claus:
Do you know what l want for
Christmas? l want camera, and
a Mononolopy. a Merry Milkman.
That is all think l want
Mariana Tucker
Farmville. Va.
Dear Santa Claus,
l thank you Santa Claus for last
yea: TOYS My age is 10 year old
and ! am boy. Please bring me
"a B. B. gun And a football and
some candy.
l wishes you merry merry
Christmas. Your friend,
Roger Lee Scruggs
Prospect. Va.
Dear Santa,
| am two years old, and / would
like you to bring me a big Bride
doll tricycle. and anything else you
have for me.
Don't forget all the other boys and
girls Love.
AfitZi Gail Driskill
Farmville. Va.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-21

ment. and the name Father John
b. Tabb once again appears I'M
der the inscription on the front.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-21
Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus.
am a little boy years old and
my sister, Judy Kay, is years
cid. We have tried to be good this
year. Id like for you to bring me
radio broadcasting set. black
board. candy. nuts and some sur
prises. Judy Kay wants horn,
doh bed, candy, nuts and some sur
prises. too.
viii be looking for you Christmas
Lock for the cake we will leave
out for you. Lots of love,
Eddie and
Juddy Kay Fowlkes
Burkeville, Va.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-21

Dear Santa CLAUS:
am little girl years old.
Will you please bring me five little
puppies? ! have one Cat and a
dog Also bring me pair of cow
boy boots. a writing slate, doll baby
stroller and anything else you think
of.
Don't forget my sister Nancy and
Bitsy. l love you, Santa. and God
bless you always. Love.
Beth Johns
Arvonia, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30

schooner sank after hitting a
reef near Madagascar. about
1000 miles southwest Of the Sey-
chelles group. where Archbishop
Makarlos is being held.
The Telegraph said:
The schooner was known to
be carrying Eric Hunt, a AZ
year-old Briton who owned it,
mysterious unidentified French
man. nine other passengers and
Z 14-man crew.
OF the Is aboard. 20 died in
the wreck. The five survivors
reached land last week after Is
days in a lifeboat. They are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
Soviet to Produce
'SuIk Polio Vaccine

LONDON. May 80 (R.-Mes-
COW radio said yesterday the So
Wet Union plans to begin soon
mass production of the polio
vaccine developed by DR.. Jonas
ISalk.
The decision was announced
by DR.. A. A. Smorodintzev. a
member of the Soviet medico-
scientific delegation that visited
the United States and inter-
viewed DR.. Salk a few months
ago.
DR.. Smorodintzev said the Rus
slams were greatly impressed by
DR.. Salk's Simplicity and mod
|esty."
Extensive experience of
American physicians accumu-
lated in the struggle against in
fantile paralysis is of great value
for our country" said DR.. Smor-
Jodintzev.
1T will help our scientists
within the shortest possible time
to evolve a technology of pro-
Iduction of the vaccines appli-
cable in our conditions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30

now awaiting questioning by
British authorities.
Information received by Brit
ish intelligence services" the
Telegraph said, left no doubt
that the vessels passengers and
crew were involved in a plot to
seize and take the archbishop
from Maize Capital of the Sey-
chelleS) to neutral territory.
From there he could be flown
to Athens"
Archbishop Makarios was ex-
lied after British authorities on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30

Cyprus decided he was a king
pin in the terror campaign
waged by rebels seeking cession
of the island colony to Greece.
Mr.. Hunt. an East African
trader, played a leading role in
the 1852 discovery of a fish
known as coelcanth--a species
long believed to be extinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
g sf 81 !: ", Washington, D. c. Lifes Like Thot
Failure Of Plot to Free
Mokorios Is Reported

LONDON May 80 Q9-The Daily Telegraph said today an
International plot to snatch Archbishop Makaos of
exile foed when ship carrying wouldbe
wrecked in the Indian Ocean.
There immediate confirmation from officials sources
The TELEGRAPH said the expeditions Potion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-05

Iuous Trees for the Small Home +"
i closing a self addressed.
Stamped envelope and 20 cents
to cover cost of handling.
Free Reader Service: Mr..
Gilbert will help readers plan
their paintings if they inclose
la photograph of their house
and a scaled drawing of not
less than is feet to the inch.
The drawing should show the
front yard, lot boundaries, size
and location of house, walks,
drive and points of the COM
pass. Requests should be adj
dressed to It's Your Landscape,
in care of Newspaper Features
Syndicate, Inc, 6 North Michi-
gan avenue, Chicago 2, ILL.,,
and must be accompanied by
a stamped, self = a d dresse d
envelope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-05
BY B. LIE ROY GILBERT

Seen from the street, the
average small, one-story home
seems to be dominated by a set
of garage doors and a wide pic
ture window which offers only q
view of the public highway.
Today's front yard setting and
foundation planting presents at
least a partial solution to this
problem.
The word partial" is stressed
because when distance from
house to street is only 80 feet
or so-and the drive connects
the garage and highway in a
straight line-there is no COM
plete solution.
Limited paintings, in good
scale with the area. will add
some degree of privacy and
break up the expanse of garage
from several angles to afford
decided improvement over the
usual wide-open panorama.
Try FlOwering Trees
For this purpose. strategically
placed Towering trees are the
answer. Limited spread and
height allow their use on even
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-05
YOUR LANDSCAPE
This Setting Suits
One-Story.House

THE smallest lawn. Low-branch-
ing foliage serves to screen at
eye level.
Tidy habit and snowy flowers
make them desirable horticul-
tural additions to the garden
and, although dwarf, they never
Itheless possess sufficient mass
for tying a small home to its
site. Their shade is open; turf
can be grown under the branches
and a single trunk does not break
up lawn expanse as would a
group of shrubbery.
Red bud and Towering crab
are the specimens specified in
today's plan. but there are many
Others that will serve just as
well. Golden rain, Towering
cherries, magnolia soulangeana,
purple leaf plum, Towering dog
wood, hawthorn and halesia are
all low branched> trees that
seldom grow more than 20 feet
high and at maturity have a
spread of only 10 feet or so.
Help For Readers
Choose your trees intelligently!
To learn the growing habits,
size and characteristics of vari-
Gus specimens. send for "Decid-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-05

Joseph W. Rogers. IT,, Ayehat,e,
Ethel PiIson Wsrsn, Interior,
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-12
For Sale
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on good location close to PelLa
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Good buildings. Here's a chance
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FOR SALE: Small home n mile
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garage, barn, cowgned, chicken
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FOR SALE: 3 bedroom modern home
on nicely handicapped corner lot IN
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FOR SALE: Two story house, 5 bed
rooms. bath and half bath All car
peted and a good value al SlO,OOO-
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-12
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For Rent

FOR RENT Trench silo available
this fall. Reasonable. r. w. Erps.
N. E.. of Sidney. 12-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-12

RENT / room modern apart
ment: also sleeping room with cook
ing privileges. Mrs. R. S. Mutt.
phone Al. 12-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-12

FOR SALE = 1900 blu. Rodney oats,
sl0o per bushel. Clifford Jensen. Sid
ney. 11-2tc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-25
LONDON PAPER SAYS MARILYN
TO BECOME JEWISH CONVERT

LONDON July Is QP.-The Daily Express said today
Maryn Monroe studying to become convert to the
Jewish religion
It attributed its information unidentified London
rabbi quoted him saying he had been informed Of the
intentions by Rabbi Robert Godburg OF New Haven
Conn Rabbi Goldburg ocated at Miss Monroes marriage
to Playwright Arthur Miller in religious rites that followed
a civil ceremony.
The Express said the London rabbi reported:
RABBI Godburg gave Mariyn the five books of Jewish
law before she sailed from York These books contain
the basis of faith Mrs Miller reads them for short
period every day.
rabbi Godburg said she will receive further instruc
ton him when she gets back to New York Then she
will attend synagogue ceremony after which she will be
recognized by all believing and practcing Jewess
The Millers last night attended party given by Sir
Laurence Olivier co-star in the movie she making in
England and its author, playwright Terrence Rattigan.
at Mr.. Rattigan's country home