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COMPILER, MILLARD W. The family
OF the late MILLARD w. COMPHER
wish to thank friends and neighbors
American Legircn Post No. 40. dairy
Chestnut Farms Dairy and the associ-
ates Of the Hecht Co. in Arlington for
their cards, flowers and expressions
curing their recent sorrow. N'
MRS: MARY /. COMPILER AND FAM
lily.
Evening star., 1956-08-23

GEO. C. SHAFFER. INC.
e1pIsssiys rlota. lrloutes Moderate
aiGhts 300 iSth 81 NV IA S-Oi06
Evening star., 1956-08-23
In Mrmnriant

1ear prnr rnrqsDanu ano stepIatneE ARTIt
ago today, August 30. 1851.
To-Day Today Is I. the day Of remembrance
gay we shall always remember
,Mhen the rest Of the world forgets
WIFE, MARGARET. AND STEP
DAUGHTER, MARY MILSTEAD.
BLUMENTHAL. DORA. A tribute to the
memory ot our dear mother. DORA
twentyssix years ago today, August
%, 1880.
None knew thee but to love thee.
Nor named thee but to praise.
HER CHILDREN.
ESSEX. MARGARET l.. In memory Of
our motner and grandmother, MAR
GARET L, ESSEX. who departed tti,
NE seventeen years ago today. Au.
You are gone but not forgotten.
BEULAH. JIMMY AND THE BOYS. :
FSAcIS e1s iosESA deSl shtr q r. SSHs SSsEuR
year; asc todaS RasSst Rassss g. fO4s ssish
Deaths but a path that must be trod
II man would sysE THsE pass Pass, to- e GOD.
MOORE. ALBERTA. a tribute Of Low,
and memory Of my devoted mother
ie ssheen SeSfs ago No todss' tSsdRs.'ea Iusas snai
49, 1898
Dear mother, you are not forgotten
:. Though on earth you are no more
Yet In memory YOU are with me
AS you always were before,
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER AMI
SoNsIN.LAW. EDNA AND JAMES
SIMPSON
WASHINGTON, GEORGE R. 4. A trib.
Ese sth.G1 Fl EoRar SfySson our hsS3nnd ene
who died August 90, 1854.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget,
But time 80 far has only proved
How much we miss him vet.
God gave US strength toJight It
And. courage to bear the blow,
But what II meant 70 lose him.
NO one Will ever know.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE AMANDA
AND DAUGHTER. MAuREE.
WATKINS. BIRT WINFIELD, JR. II
BfRT WINFIELD WATKINS, Jf,, VII,
departed this life August 90. i942
Sleep on, beloved.
Your memory will always llnger.
MRS: PEARL W. MARSHALL AMI
CHILDREN.
WOODS. MATTE. In loving memoir
oi our beloved mother grandmothei
and devoted friend, MATTE WOODS
Who passed away ave years ago 70.
day' August 23, 1851.
To-day Is the day Of remembrance,
And many sao regrsts:
YouR LoviHo bAuoHrERss,so Ess,o oRnNp. lsIisIS
psAugHTERs AND DEvoT
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Nnupflittn

BLUM. BERTHA AND JACOB. Unveil.
ing services in memory OF the late
BERTHA and JACOB BLUM will be
held on Sunday, August 20. 1856. al
pm. al the Talmud Torah Cemetery
Friends and relatives cordially invited
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Gertrude Warford, Eldorado. III.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at Hysong's funeral
home, 1900 N street NV. Burial
will be in Harrisburg, III.
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Draths

McGARRY. WILLIAM J.. On Tuesday
i iiospita WILLIAM LILA 'ns McaARRY as1as9a1a y
S nS q aarElsG9 MsP9 T. aoarPs HS Ps'yss se aDs ps
del Of philadelphia, Pa; Miss Lucille
Miss MoaeEy Maseyn %cslIa % WSshoig'Sn n
lngton. b. c.: Mrs. Norman H. Evans
Of Bethesda. Md Vincent a. of Wash
Garfy S' Of oklshoma aa citS' HSost5 Okla Also Also
Erlends may w call Grl n the S'iGTsr sSOVe' resi-
ssn's uhH 1FH ssS s wsdRisGsy FSay August August
"a: thence to the Shrine Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament, Western ave. and
Quesada St, where. solemn hish re-
Sqlef S for mass ts rspose M ss e s SeEea seS aea
cadar Hill Cemetery. 23
tuesday, August Il. 1855 Al her rest
SoRNNEY Ssnsf ss DAUGHTER s. ny " he VIOLET ists VIZ
wife OF Frank D. Mckinney and sister
in-law of Miss Edith Mckinney and
Arthur G Mckinney. She, also is
,Sryves ,vss BY esht cousins Ts5Ss Othsr Ten
will be resting at her late residence
on Thursday, August 23, after 4 pm,
Requiem mass will be celebrated at St.
Augustine's Catholic Church on Satur-
day, August 20, at 10 am, Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. In lieu OF
flowers, family suggests contributions
should be made to the American Heart
Association, 1854 10Th ST. NV, Ster-
ling 3-l397. ARRANGEMENTS BY Malyan
q Schey, Inc.
MCKINNEY. VIOLET C. oficers and
MN members of st. Monica Ladies
XNA Auxiliary, No. 140, and Dis
GNN trict Auxiliary, No. ., knights
WXk@W Of st. John, are hereby noti-
WV ned of the death Of Sister
VIOLET C. MCKINNEY. Called
meeting on Friday, August "a.
Funeral on Saturday. August 25. at
10 am. from st: Augustine,s Church.
BEATRICE HOLTON STEWART,
Auxiliary President.
GENEVA TIPPETT,
District President.
SADIE P. GREENE. Rec. Secy.
MCKINNEY. VIOLET G. All members
of st. Augustine's Sodality
are requested to meet for
iAKh prayers ct the home of the
III late VIOLET c. MCKINNEY.
S los St; NV. on Friday,
RuRY AcKwE1I. project
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Bratha

DREW. LILLIAN M. on Wednesday.
pital, LILLIAN M DREW Of Mclean,
Mo,,. W. She i,,SgI ~ ssrviyed rS By tive sisters
one niece, GLADYS J. Handy. and other
relatives and many friends Remains
resting, at the Morrow. a Woodford
EotIen EEotnIerai Home: l6Ss 1lth st. NV.
ELLIOTT, sYBILLA MEULLER. On
AEilastSns AOsDitsI sYBi1LSA' S'Si &EuLLER ihs
AziTIII5fton; AiIGIT M Va, M, We q sSs late EO0srt
day, August 25: at, II am, at the
and Alfred sts;, Alexandria. Va. In
terment Ivy Hill Cemetery. "a
FORsHEE. MARGARET ELEANOR. sud
Senngly' aenly' on Wednesday, August 90,
ELEANOR FoRsHEE' wiz wife f'IsSt Of Bernard
W, Fershee and mother Of Jean Car.
5S bS her TorT6ss moss,r Shs also Is survived
and Brother; Brother; s WoodfordP dffRsSPhine m Green. dreen
Fsg9neral services on Friday. August
Presbyterjanp ~ pp cnu1tn at the Westmins.sr
at the Wheatiey Funeral Home Soa Ssi
King ST., Alexandria. Va. Interment
IVY nill cemetery.
GAIT.ER, DIR. GRANVILLE J. On
VILE J. GATHER Of $500 41st ave-,
North Brentwood, Nd, husband Of the
late Vests e. Gather and beloved
qelphia. Pa. Also surviving are Ave
aaughters, two sons, one niece, two
nephews. seventeen grandchildren and
s,,snstt nost Of other relatives and many
be viewed a. 4502 41st ave, North
BRENTWOOD, Nd after ] pm. Thurs
aay' ,Ausust 23 Funeral services at
the North Brentwood A. Nj d Zion
Gnurch at ] pm. Friday, August "a.
Interment Carver Memorial Park. Ar
Isahgements by Henry S. Washington
GATHER, GRANVILLE J. A special
q communication of Hiram
M Abiff Lodge. A. F. A. NJ
IN viii be held on Friday, Au.
~N NO gust "a. 1856. at IL noon,
%ZY et the Supreme Temple, 1900
N.Y. l3th st. NV, for the pur-
49, pose of arranging the last
ter GRANVILLE J GATHER. Funeral
a. ! pm, from the A. M. E Zion
Cnurch, Brentwood. Md BY order OF
JOHN b. CARR, WorghinfIIi Mo
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GOODWIN, CATHERINE. On Tuesday,
August 81, 1856. at George Wsshins;
OF 4S0 St. s.w.. beloved wife Of
Moses Goodwin. She also, is survived
BY seven children. mother, father,
two sisters. three brothers and other
relatives and friends Remains may
be viewed from 3 PM to 10 pm.
Thursday, August -, at the Barnes &
Matthews Funeral Home. 6l4 4th ST.
sw. Funeral and interment at Nc
Coll. g. c. 81
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RUBY E. BLACKWELL. Prefect
MEMBERS OF BAND 8.
REV. CHARLES M. WILKE,
Spiritual Director.

MCLEOD, J. MANNING. On Thursday
pitsl. J, MANNiNo Mcleod OF 54sC
10th st. NV. beloved husband oi
Marjorie Lee Mcleod and Mrs. Edith
May Glover: brother Of the late W
Seymour Mcleod. Services at the S
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14tf
$50 am. parking facilitiesJ; thenc,
to the Shrine of the Sacred Hear
Church, 18th st. and Park rd. NV.
where the holy sacrifice OF the mas.
CT his soul. Interment Mount olive
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1956-08-23

WATKINS, BIRT WINFIELD, JR. In
memory mems q our bsioyea son and brother
departed this life August 23. 1912.
Sleep on, beloved.
Your memory will always llnger.
MRS; PEARL W. MARSHALL AND
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zAIDA vANISON. w. M.
JORDAN. Secretary.

GATHER. GRANVILLE. The officers
uA-.A and members OF Pride of Bla-
XR densburg Lodge. No. 514, /.
HSNN B. p o. E. of W.. are hereby
WN notified Of the death of Brother
GRANVILLE GATHER. Serv-
ices will be held at Q pm,
- Thursday. August %, 1856, at
the Municipal Building North Brent
wood. Nd, and at the North Brent
WOOD A. NJ. E. 2. Church on Friday.
August "a, at l pm,
CHARLES H. CARROLL. E. r.
p THOR NTON. Secretary %
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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-10
SOVIET DISCRIMINATION

Jewish groups in the United States complaining
against the suppression of Jewish culture in the Soviet Union
But Jewish organization to pay attention to
basic discrimination against Jews still prevalent
the Soviet Union This discrimination consists of indi
eating in all identity documents carried by Jew in the
USSR that the holder is Jew The practice which
abandoned after the fall of the Czarst regime quietly
revived under Stain and has not been abolished since 1t
has the effect the word Jew stamped the identity
of Jews in Hitler Germany and in Nazoccupied
Unlike the suppression of Jewish culture which
affects only the Yddshreadng Jews the Soviet Unon the
practice of stamping passports and other identity documents
affects every Jew In fact when the notorious Doctors
plot had sent Soviet antSeitism to height Jew
in the USSR was a marked Many Jews dis
missed their positions office workers. clerks and
factory hands only because their identity documents ndi
Gated they Jews The managers of many Soviet
factories were afraid to keep employ lest they
be accused of protecting Jews Today the Soviet Union
practically the only country in the world where every
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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-10

appreciated in official circles being realized that
rae than any other country could have utilized the
present antiEgYtan fury in than for its
interests 1sraels restraint at this critical moment
time when Egyptian President Nasser shows let his
antIsrael datribesis winning her friends in Wash
nton than ever before to the Suez Canal issue itself
diplomatic circles believe that the key the situation
lies actually in the hands of the United States They speak
of immediate action and longer action that the United
States is in position take TO check Nasser The mmedi
the shipping of oil and other through the longer
instead of through the Suez Canal It would thus take Col
Naser little time realize that his seizure of the Suez
Canal would not be profitable he had anticipated
The longerm action would be TO finance together with
Britain and France the construction of canal in Israel
parallel the Suez Canal The idea of constructing such
canal which would stretch from Ashkelon Israeli city
the shore through the Negev the of
EYa seriously discussed when Palestine
under British mandate AT that time it argued how
that would take long time before such canal could
be built This is longer valid in the age of
atomic energy Russia using energy for building
canal inside the USSR. why cannot the Western
Powers the for the construction Of the canal
through Israel territory to parallel the Suez Canal?
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-10
ORTHODOX RABBIS SEEK
LIBERALIZATION OF NEW
YORK DIVORCE LAWS

NEW YORK. (JTAl-The Rab-
binical Alliance of America. an
Orthodox group. has called upon
New York State authorities TO
liberalize the divorce laws of the
state of New York. The plea was
heard in testimony at the Joint
Legislative Committee on Matri-
monial and Family Laws. which
conducted its hearings at the Bar
Association of New York.
The Alliance also urged that a
marriage guidance and counseling
service be established, whose
function it would be to explore
with the parties seeking divorce,
the possibility of reconciliation.
cit is our belief that clergy
mans participation in these clini-
cal sessions would prove most
beneficial since the guidance of a
spiritual leader is sought in mo-
ments of crisis in ones family or
personal life," the rabbinical or
ganization said.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-10
Ben Sacks
Wauchula. Florida

IAOSOSC y, 40OO
Mr.. I. Moscovitz
Editor, Southern Jewish Weekly
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Mr.. Moscovitz:
In your fine paper, issue of July
9th, appeared an article entitled,
"B'nai Birth Groups in 10 Latin
American Countries Hold Con-
vention," an item supplied by the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
have often wondered why
such an excellent publication as
the Southern Jewish Weekly" is
devoid of news concerning B'nai
Birth in Florida. A District Con-
vention was recently held in
Richmond, comprising the South
eastern Seacoast States, from
Washington, D. c., southwark, in
Guiding Florida. In April the
Florida State Federation of B'nai
Birth Lodges and Womens' Chap
ters held their goth Annual Con-
vention in Havana, Cuba, with
several hundred in attendance.
Yet, I do not recall reading any
accounts of these important
events in your columns.
There are 20 Lodges in the
State of Florida under the. banner
of B'nai Birth and number of
Womens' Chapters - certainly
their activity is worthy of men
ton in your statewide paper, at
intervals. Folks in small towns,
far from the more populated
areas, would certainly welcome
news of such activities thru the
medium of your worthy paper.
B'nai Birth, as you know, is
the oldest Jewish service organi-
zation in existence in the world,
having passed the century mark
some years back. The Lodge has
been cited by the United States
government as having contribut-
ed the most of any service organi-
zation, to the welfare of the arm
ed services, during World War II
and since with this in mind, plus
the expanded program of B'nai
Birth in behalf of Israel, it
should behoove us to properly
mention such worthwhile activi-
ties in the public press. It can
have decided educational and
spiritual values.
Respectfully yours,
Ben Sacks
Delegate, Lakeland Lodge No.
1915 goth Annual Convention
Florida State Federation B'nai
Birth Lodges
Editors Note: We are always
happy to print newsworthy arti-
cles when sent in to us by all
Jewish organizationS.)
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-10

sve study in Jewish school which closely
views what is the lofties expression Of Judaism. It
Yond the Bar Mtzvah Bat Mtzvah and Confirmation
the later period when young people earnestly
for the their questions about es meaning and
when their Jewish education help them find these
This year, plan for chdren's education let
also think of the who will give 1.-THE teacher The
heart of education the teacher The best textbooks and
ing.
There critical shortage of competent teachers for
Jewish schools. there is for public schools The
enrolment in Jewish teachers colleges will fill only
20% Of the need The shortage Of trained
for all types Of schools well for informal education of
Jewish living America and be
Jewish life here is to attain the funess and richness
deserves.
To explore ways ard of coping with the problem
National Conference of Jewish Leadership from all parts of
the country will be convened in Washington November
35 The conference will out longrange and shorange
solutions to the personnel crisis However, its efforts
prove effective only if each community in the land does it's
share in meeting the problem In every city, citizens COM
mtees similar to those public education should be organ
lied in cooperation with educational agencies to study and
anayze the local personnel situation and to rally the Jewish
community behind program designed to meet the teacher
crisis locally and nationally.
profession of Jewish teaching the honored place has rad
onalY held if Jewish teachers offered economic
security and standards of employment with other
skilled occupations and they assured the professional
and personal sasfacons which important TO ded
Gated his earnings people would
be ready make Jewish teaching their LIES career
This then is responsibility and opportunity
Jewish parents: To lend weight-each OF uSto the
vital effort to recruit and retain the teachers who
crucial force giving meaning and reality to heritage
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-10
Euypt's Dictator Acting Like Hitler

What would you say of who. refused loan by a
bank because credit risk used that rebuff to justify
robbery?
That is the moral issue in Egypts Dictator Nassers
seizure of the Suez Canal
His professed for that grab is that the United
States and had declined to help finance the
proposed Aswan Dam His scheme is to the revenue
from hippinq for the project That the money belongs
to the Suez Canal Company doesn't bother him.
The continued blockade of Israel trade through the Suez
(Contnued Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-10
CALL TO JEWISH PARENTS

AS former Sunday School teacher
we realize that the greatest riches
the Jewish parent can pass on to his
children are the treasures of Jewish
values and ideals. At the beginning
of every school year. since l94l. the
American Association for Jewish Ed
ucation has issued Call to, you. as a
parent. to enroll your child in Jew
ish school in order to make this
spiritual wealth available to him.
The Call stressed the need for inten-
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Between You and Me-.
BY Hon1s sAG0rAn Copyright. Teegraphic
0--~' Agency, 1nc)
WASHINGTON ECHOES
BIZ BORIS sMOLM

Attention is being paid in Washington TO
the fact that Israel has refrained from inject
ing itself into the issue of EgYpt's seizure of
the Suez Canal This. despite the fact
that Israel has been suffering all the time
from EgYpt's blockade and notwithstanding
Nasser's belligerence toward Israel =. The
attitude of "watchful waiting" taken by
Israel on the Suez Canal issue is deeply
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-06-15
viii resume studies for the summer.

will resume studies for the
George A Henry ir. of Mr. and Mrs George A. Hen
of ST. Louis visited his aunt Mrs. Eanesne Rice Mr.
Rice last week He received his commission End lieut.
the Air Force base in Houston Texas last week His mother
attended the graduation services. Lieut.. Henry has
Der of friends having visited here He win
spend several days Washington d. C., where he
his sister who attending school, and his parents In St.
Louis, before returning TO his base
Mrs jamie NJ Townsend left last week for Columbia uni
yersy, New York, to resume her studies
Little Miss Ann Thompson of Charleston, West Virginia.
has arrived for visit with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Gentry Thompson of 1907 West Sel She will
Mrs Thompson Los Angeles this week where they
will be guests of Mrs F Young attend the National
Miss Vivian Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Walter Har
r Of 713 North Plum left the for Los
Angeles and other points west, for the summer.
Miss Mary Mcmahon and Louis Mcmahon Of Flint. Mehi-
guests of their mother Mrs Mcmahon 11t
Mrs Julia Epps of Detroit has arrived for indefinite
guest of her sister Mrs Mabel Ward Hooker and
brother Alfine Jones and family.
James Green, of Mr.. and Mrs William Green of COS
North Cedar has just completed his time in the AAF having
been stationed in Anchorage Alaska the several MONTHS
has reised and stationed North Little Rock. He
is graduate of Merrill hi school and spent time A
NAN college, before entering the arforce
Will Griffin and Miss Lillian Griffin of 9l2 East 18TH
left Friday mite for Chicago where they will spend time
vacaoning
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-06-15
ne and There

Mr. and Mrs. Houston Stewart, 3117 Rngo street, re-
ii to the city last Wednesday after attending the gradu-
their Ted Sparks from MorehouSe college, Allan
Georgia
Mrs Ruth King Finn and children motored TO Taladega
ice where they attended the graduation exercises Misses
|ae Taley and Rosayn Finn. accompanied them home.
The World Fellowship committee is sponsoring an inter
onal tea Sunday afternoon, to o'clock at the YWCA.
Daisy Dean, chairman and Mrs. Leoa Walker executive
(aor
The Midwest gospel singers will render musical program
day at the Ethel o. Miller school, Baesvile, 230
Leon Henry returned home after two weeks visiting his
TIER, Washington Henry in Los Angeles
Mrs Eula Pryor has returned to Kansas City after visit
with the following relatives, sister Mrs. Mary Lee zoos
SKI street and brother James Pryor, two neces Mrs. En-
Kelly 1912 East 9th street and Mrs K. H. Hunter, olf
9Th street, North Little Rock Her visit was only few
r but enjoyable
Mrs. c. H. Coleman and Son, Daryl 1920 Valmar, re-
from GAINESVILLE Monday after week of attending
hi camp No T. sponsored by the Presbyterian church.
Mrs Coleman served of the counsellors Tor the
rated group which met the campus of the College oil
zarks Daryl is State Press boy Others attending the
from Allison Chapel were Patricia and Eileen Johnson
Ernestne Parker
ne East End Civic league will meet Monday at p. m,
Baptist church, 901 Calhoun, in its regular monthly
hg All candidates for public offices welcome. Repre-
'Wes from Toec Civic league of Lonoke viii attend
VIII be brief discussions the amendments and the
I'M OF various candidates j. L. Hawkins, president.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-06-15
AROUND PINE BLUFF
Rev. A. Smith. JE 4-47osi Mrs. L. D. Jones,

Rev. A. Smith, JE 4-47Osi Mrs. |. D. Jones, JE 4-a227
Miss Dorothy Jean MeAfee of 1901 West Second spend
Ing her vacation in New York City.
Funeral services for Mrs j. b. Bates wife of Dr. j. b.
Bates of McCehee who died last Wednesday held Mon
day Several Pine Bluffians attended the services.
Mrs. Gustava V. Anderson of Denver Colorado is the
Of Mr. and Mrs Tom Jones of 1908 Missouri
broller-in-law and sister.
Mrs. Clara Seals of 2019 Bell street. left Saturday mite
for Milwaukee, where she will spend her vacation guest
of her daughter Mrs Annie Donley and family
Frank White of 1914 Texas street. left last week for
Phoenix Arizona where he will join his wife for short
cation
A-2C Charles Snow of Mrs Alberta Robinson of 2i05
West 18TH is home leave after spending years in Alas
ka lie graduate of ST. Peters hi school, After his leave
is up he will report base in New Hampshire Home
leave also is Bobby Snow, who stationed at the ALB in
Dover Md.
Louise Drumgoole of Seth Georgia has her
guest her daughter Miss Laura Drumgooe of Clayton La
Eta Moore of 1915 Alabama street. left last week