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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-16
Oakland Personals

George Washington Breuninger,
of Sunnysidc, was entertained
Monday evening at his home with
ia dinner party honoring his birth
day university.
Mrs. l.. Z. Beckman, of near
Deep Greek Lake, returned homo
Saturday from the Preston Nc.
mortal hospital at Kingwood, where
she had been a patient
Merritt Feather and son, Mr..
anc Mrs. Henry McComas and
daughter were among those who
attended the basketball tourna-
ment at College Park on Saturday
night
Mrs. A. A. Scherr returned to
her home here Saturday after
spending the winter months in
Richmond, Va, and Charleston,
w. Va, with her children and
their families.
Members of the Mizpah Sunday
School class of St. Paups MethO-
dist Church will meet Wednesday
evening. March p, at $50 o'clock,
at the home of Mrs. Charles Cod
win, Oak street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danny limbaugh
left Oakland Friday for Burlin-
game, Calf, after visiting Nj
Hinebaugh's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Hinebaugh and other rela.
tives for a week.
Mrs. Emroy Bolden, Mrs. Hugh
Echard, Mrs. Ed Lawrence and
Mrs. Robert Stanton have returned
to their homes from Hayre de
Grace, where they had been guests
of Mrs. Henry Earring at house
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior R. Friend
and children, Washington, d. c.,
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Sines. and Mrs. Ella Friend.
over the weekend Mr.. Friend is
employed as an Inspector for the
State Roads commission.
Members Of the Tri-Mu Sunday
School class of the Methodist
Church will meet Wednesday eve
ming. March p, in the Searchers'
class room following church serv-
ice. Mrs. Scott Shirer and Mrs.
Reaford B. Purbaugh viii be host
esses.
W. Perry Shaffer, Oakland. was
called to Cumberland last week
following the death Of his father.
Luther P Shaffer. IS, WHO died
few hours after being admitted
to Sacred Heart hospital in that
city. Funeral services we're con-
Quoted last Saturday morning.
Mrs. Harold Lantz, Jr, and
son Mark have left for Hawaii
where they will join her husband
who is stationed with the air force
there. Mrs. Lantz is the former
Miss Helen King. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry King, of Al
bright W. Va. She had been re-
siding with her grandmother. Mrs.
A. r. Kitzmiller, route l, Oakland.
Visiting at the home Oh MIR. and
Mrs. Nay Harvey and Mr. ana
Mrs. William Mahaffcy on Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul P. Martin
and family, AIorgantown, w Va;
MIR. and Mrs. Donald P. Martin
and family Bruceton Mills; Mr..
and Mrs Carleton Harvey and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Martin and daughter, Mt. Lake
Park.
Three meetings are scheduled by
Lutheran organizations. On Tues
Gay, March 81, at o'clock p. m,
the Pastors Aid will meet in the
Assembly room. On Wednesday,
March p, following the Vesper
service, the Sunday Church school
officers will meet. The Young
Adult group will meet Sunday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-16

lowing verbatim reply:
Postmaster General
Washington, ID. c.
Sir; If the gable end of hell
should blow out and rain fire,
smoke and melted lava for forty
days and nights, it would not melt
the snow enough on Cheat noun
tain so as to get your id mail
out on time.
Yours truly,
j. A. Trotter and
Brother
That settled it. The department
had nothing more to say. And in
the Postmaster Generals office
the letter was framed, hung up and
preserved as = relic of terse and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-16

vigorous official correspondence.
And Doug webster says it is still
there today.
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
w. German Position Endangered
Eichmunn Trial Stirs Problems

the N.A.TO. dog? N.A.TO., watchdog
of freedom, finds Bonn a growing prob
lem. Who watches the watchman?
The German generals who would con-
troll atomic arms are the same officers
who served Hitler in important capacities.
They hold ribbons and decorations for
various invasions. They shot no Jewish
civilians But they subjugated nation af-
ter nation, enabling the Eichmanns to do
their dirty work
General Friedrich FoertSch, new Chief
of Staff of the BundesWehr, led NaZi mill
tary attacks along with other new Ger
many military leaders Generals Heusin-
ger and Speidel. Do such men have the
integrity and morality to entrust them
with atomic weapons that could unleash
global carnage?
Chancellor Adenauer while personally
beyond reprOach, sees fit to retain Hans
Globke. as his state secretary. Eichmann
testified in Jerusalem that Globke, who
headed a Nazi interior ministry sub-sec-
ton during the war, helped establish ma
chinery to legalize anti-JeWish actions.
Globke was previously charged by more
reliable sources. AS a NaZi attorney he
wrote commentaries on the Nuremberg
laws and helped enforce those laws! To
dav he claims some of his best friends
were Jews and that he was really help
ing the Jews all along.
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
Tucson Leaders Were Missing

These young leaders came from AZ com
munities in the United States but there
were no young leaders from Tucson.
In the last few years our Jewish COM
munity has been fortunate to find, and to
develop, some new young leadership This
is very healthy sign for the community.
However, leadership to be effective
must be leadership with a basis of knowl-
edge.
And the Tucson Jewish Community
Council should embark on planned pro-
gram of seeing that both its young lead
ership and its veteran leadership acquires
this knowledge, not only by local efforts
and local meetings and seminars, but in
attendance at national conventions.
Young leadership is the lifeblood of any
community and the Council must bring
along young men and women to keep the
Council and community strong.
In the future the Council should work
to see that it's leaders not only attend
national conventions but also are sent
abroad to bring home more vibrant and
knowledgeable leadership.
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
Joins British Peerage
Mdrks-7he New Jewish Baron

Michael Marks started from a stall in
an arcade. He had a good selling line
Don't ask the price, everything is pen
ny"
Lord Marks is not the first "Jewish
Jew" to become a Lord. Nor even the first
Zionist. There is Lord Rothschild for one,
and there are some others who took their
Jewishness and their Zionism to the House
of Lords. But Lord Marks is the most
identified of the Jewish Lords with Zion
ism and Israel.
In his Manchester days-he is a gradu-
ate of Manchester University and lived
there until M&tS moved their headquarters
to London after the First World War-he
Joined Dr. Chain WeiZmann, at the time
reader on organic chemistry at Manches-
ter University and gave him his time,
devotion and technical aid unstintedly.
The business was already good enough to
enable Marks to give his time to a cause,
and he had the zeal of an early Zionist
to give it gladly.
Lord Marks charitable activities are not
confined to Israel, or Zionism. Such ex-
clusiveness would not be true in character.
Many important British institutions, not
ably the Royal College of Surgeans, of
which he is an honorary fellow, have
benefited from it in a way which enabled
them to enlarge and improve their work.
His help to the Royal College of Surgeons
is of such scope that the results, in terms
of experiment and research, may well ben
eft humanity at large.
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
Editorial Comment

one hundred and fOur American Jew
ish communal leaders between the ages of
80 and 40 recently completed an intensive
three-week study tour of Israel and Eu
rope under the auspices of the United
Jewish Appeal.
The young communal leaders learned
of the problems of Israel, the problems
of Jewish communities in Europe and
they achieved an appreciation of how
American Jewish communities can extend
aid.
"These 40 young American leaders of
tomorrow" said Rabbi Herbert A. Fried
man of the UJA on completion of the
trip, "have received a never-to-be-f forgot
ten view in closeup of Israel's way of life
and of the status of Jews in various Eu-
ropean and African countries.
9" The members of the UJA mis-
sion have been moved, impressed and in
spired by what they saw. Going home
now, determined to work and give more
they form a solid basis for future UJA
leadership"
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
Joins British Peerage

LONDON - Sir Simon Marks, the 72
year-old chairman and managing director
of Marks and Spencer, Ltd, was made
peer of the realm in the new honors list
published on the Queens birthday (the
official one) on June 10.
He was recommended on the Prime
Minister'S list for public and charitable
services, and becomes a baron, which is
the lowest rung in the hierarchy of the
peerage.
He will be known as Lord Marks of
Somewhere or other-a peers title must
be connected with some country place, or
"seat," even if he was born in an apart
ment in Manchester, as the new Lord
Marks was.
Marks is the first half of Marks & Spen-
Ger, one of the best known, and most pat
ronized chain stores in the world, an
institution in Britain. This is not to say
that Lord Marks has not made his own,
individual and distinctive mark on the
life of our generation, both on the general
and the Jewish level But one could not
write about Lord Marks without telling
something about Marks & Spencer
It would be rather like writing about
Lord Montgomery without mentioning the
Eighth Army, or about Lord Beaverbrook
without mentioning the Daily Express.
The firm was founded at the end of the
last century by Michael Marks of Leeds,
the father of the present Lord Marks.
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07

WASHINGTON-Isra trial of Adolf
Eichmann is secretly deplored by some
State Department officials on grounds
that elements in the Western democracies
seem less responsive to the Berlin crisis
than desired
These officials blame the "untimely"
revival of the Nazi issue. Eichmann's
guilt is not questioned It is agreed that
he obviously performed a particularly
notorious job under Hitler. But other
Germans, who played far more important
roles in the Third Reich are now our part
ners and allies.
The other Germans gaSSed no Jews and
commanded no concentration camps. They
merely built the Nazi economy, industry
and war machine that made possible ag
gression against many countries and the
functioning of the Gestapo and SIS.
The Communist bloc is now attacking
West Germany through propaganda.
Moscow harbors aggressive designs on
Bonn's independence. Bonn's generals are
seeking atomic Warheads from the United
States for German use although the Ma
TO. commitments already guarantee US,
military support.
There is concern in the West over
whether Bonn is as devoted to free world
ideals as it is to German nationalist am
bitions. Is Bonn the tail that will Wag
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
Spy Conviction Is Upheld

t 100000 in Israeli bonds.
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
Isrueis Fire
First Rocket
Into Space

JERUSALEM - Israel has
Joined the exclusive group of
nations on earth which have
succeeded in firing rockets in
to space.
This week the "Shavit II"
(HebreW for Meteor ID was
successfully launched over
the Mediterranean. The fir
ing of the meteorological
rocket was termed a complete
success.
The rocket was completely
built by Israeli scientists.
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
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panorama
by David Schwartz

'''''''''''''''
ACCORDING to the Israel
papers, the census taker in
Israel asked Premier Ben
Gurion, as required by the
Israeli law, what is your re-
ligion?"
Was Ben-Gurion going to
spend an hour answering
him? No doubt Ben-Gurion
could speak three hours on
the subject, but he had had
enough controversy answer
ing the question, who is a
ZioniSt?" So B. c.. Smartly
told the census taker:
Gust put down 1 am a
Jew"
IT'S ALL in the point of
view, friends. Esau sold his
birthright for a mess of pot
tage. Some have upbraided
Esau for doing that, but
there are people who really
like a nice mess of pottage
better than a birthright. l
uspect that birthrights
aren't really all they are
cracked up to be, anyway.
l was reading in the papers
the story by Yigael Yadin,
the archaeologist who uncov-
cred Bar Kochba scrolls re-
Gently. He tells how he ad-
moniShed the workman to be
very careful with the parch-
ment. 1t was very valuable,
he stressed.
One man replied, II will
guard it as though it were a
bottle of Whiskey, adding,
"What could be more valua-
BILE than that?"
It's all in the point of
view"
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
AN AMERICAN JEWISH

tourist recently visiting Is
rael came across a beautiful
orange grove. He paused to
admire and then could not
resist shaking a tree and
treating him elf to an
orange. The owner observ-
ing, called out, 'Reb Yid, the
Torah commands: IT lou
shalt not steal.'"
'What a wonderful land
Israel Isl" exclaimed the Am
erican Jew. ''In what other
country can you sit eating
oranges right off the tree
and at the same time hear
words of the Torah!"
l take my hat off to this
American Jew. What a won
derful point of view!
ITTAMAR BEN AVI, the
son of Eliezer ben Yehuda,
the man mainly responsible
for the revival of the Hebrew
language, for some time Wag-
ed a propaganda campaign
for the Illumination of the
Hebrew alphabet. He thought
this would make it easier for
most to learn Hebrew. But
like all innovators, Ittamar
was often aSSailed by self
doubts himself. Was he era
Zy? he asked himself. He
tells us that when he receiv-
ed something like a thousand
subscriptions for his periodi-
cal devoted to this change,
he decided he didn't care if
he was crazy. There were
others just as crazy.
Who knows who is crazy?
Herzl on first completing,
'Das Judenstaat," showed it
to his closest friend.
The latter began to weep.
"You better see a DOCTOR" he
advised HerZl.
It's all in the point of view,
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
The Arizona Posts
World Report
Kennedy, Nasser Exchange Letters

President Kennedy has exchanged at least five letters
with UAR President Nasser it has been revealed All the
letters dealt with sraeArab issues with Kennedy urging
peaceful The Gallup Poll reveals that u
percent of Americans poled believe that Echmann is
ceiving fair trial and that II percent believe that the
holding of the trial useful purpose. The school
board of two heavily populated Jewish suburbs of MWau
kee have rejected it's school superintendent
who urged ban Christmas obSerVanceS in schools
The National Community Relations Advisory Council
meeting in Washington has called the US to act against
boycott against American citizens Lewis H Vein
stein of Boston reelected national chairman And
Reform rabbs of America denounced the John
Birch Society for repeating ome of the worst evils of Nc
Carthyism'. Rabbi Albert c. Mnda of Minneapolis
elected president of the Central Conference of American
Rabbis In other actions the GEAR urged all parties ito
the patience and diplomatic sk nuclear
testing disarmament and other worldwide disputes
Frederick Greenman, g. president of the American
Jewish Committee, died in New York last week. Walter
Reuher of the United Auto Workers was honored by the
Israel Organization in Detroit The UAW recently
bought 100000 Israeli bonds
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
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The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
German Police Probe Student Group

German police probing the banned new-Naz Union
Nationalist Students Reports the students try
ing to organize extremist group The World Jew
ish Congress- reports remaining Libya
generally unmolesed' although subject to travel re-
strctions communication with foreign countries
drive aimed at rebuilding Jewish life throughout the world
areas will be opened the 18th inter
national conference of the World Union for Progressive
Judaism London this week
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07

The Supreme Court of Israel has unanimously upheld
the conviction of Prof Kurt Site three counts of espon
age dismissed fourth count The expert cosmic
radiation who is jewish convicted of transmitting
information unidentified foreign power. Israeli
shock at the Bonn Government
appointment of Karl Werkmeiser former NaZ diplomat,
as ambassador to Sweden.
A group of on-Jewish victims of Nazi persecution has
the planting of forest in Israel in honor of Dr.
Heinrich Gruber the Protestant Bishop who teS-
fled in the Eichmann trial Dr. Gruber is credited with saw
ing thousands victims until his arrest by the GeS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-03-19

groom (Louis Nye) are faced with re-
solving a bit Of in-Iaw trouble.
800 @ NIGHT COURT.
Trials l Hour A nghtcIub dancer.
an alcoholic babysitter and others face
the judge.
q DONNA REED SHOW.
Comedy Donna (Reed) explains the
teen-ase facts of life to a desperate boy
(CIaude Johnson) when he runs away
from college Carl Betz also appears.
q ANGEL.
Comedy "Phone Fun" A phone bill
creates Gallo turmoil at Angels tAnnie
Farqe) house Marshall Thompson stars
$50 q BAT MASTERSoN.
Western The Good and the Bad
Masterson (Gene Barry and a widow
tGrace Lee Whitney, are ambushed BY
teen-ase killer Charley Boy Robert
Ivers) who robs the widow Of her late
husbands medal of honor. Jeanette
Nolan is featured.
q THE REAL McC0YS.
Comedy "The Rival" The green-eyed
monster comes between Luke Orchard
Crenna) and Kate Kathy Noan)-untiI
Grandpa walter 5rennanl steps in.
q ZANE GREY THEATER.
Drama "A Warm Day in Heaven" A
calculating stranger Thomas MITCHELL
wages an evil campaign to bring about
the moral decay of an entire town and
its inhabitants. Lon CLANCY is featured.
900 q BACHELOR FATHER.
Comedy Peter (Sammee Tone) almost
succumbs to marriage while attempting
to adopt little Chinese girl tGinny
Tiu)
g WRESTLING.
Hours. Ray Morgan reporting.
q MY THREE SONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
Fire Injuries Five
In Fraternity House

VERMILLIoN, s. Oak. Nov.
10 (AP) Five members of Tau
Kappa Epsilon fraternity were
injured today when fire broke
out in their chapter house at
the University Of South Dakota.
Most seriously hurt were
Jack Bright. %, Of Sac City,
Iowa, who suffered smoke in
halation; David Doering, II,
Of Armour, S. OAK, who sus-
tanned back injuries in a leap to
the ground from the top floor,
and David Derouchey, Miller,
S. Oak, also suffering smoke
inhalation.
Firemen said the blaze broke
out in a television room of the
three-story brick building and
damaged the house extensively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
Conference Leaders
To Meet With Kennedy

President Kennedy is sched-
uled to meet with officers and
trustees of the National Con-
! ference of Christians and Jews
during the organizations 33d
annual meeting here this week.
Mr.. Kennedy will receive the
officials in the White House
at 4 pm. Tuesday.
The three-day assembly with
headquarters at the Mayflower
Hotel is expected to bring 500
delegates and guests from every
part of the country.
At $50 o'clock this afternoon,
Cornelia Otis Skinner will speak
on the use of the dramatic arts
in building better human rela-
tons. and will introduce the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19

premiere Of a play. The Chill
dren Are Listening" written es-
pecially for the national con-
ference and dealing with the
problem of bigotry.
At l pm. tomorrow. DR.. Lewis
Webster Jones, president of the
national conference, will speak
on his recent conferences with
top international religious
leaders in Germany. England,
Geneva, Rome and Israel.
At 2::30, a panel discussion
with a Protestant, a Catholic
and a Jewish theologian will
consider Religions RESPONSE
bility for the Social Order -
Principles and Methods" PAN
elistS will attempt to clarity the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
Driver Hurt Fatally

LOUISA. Va, Nov. Is (AP)
ALBERT Thurman Moss, So, of
Bumpass, was fatally injured
today when his car crashed into
an embankment along U. S.
Route 80 about six miles east
of Cuckoo in Louisa County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19

issue Of separation Of church
and state.
At a dinner tomorrow eve
ming. television commentator
David Brinkley will speak on
the world situation.
At a luncheon session Tues
day, DR.. Louis Finkelstein, pres
ident of the Jewish Theological
Seminary Of America, will de-
liver the second annual Nor
genstern Award lecture on
problems Of interreligious ten
sion in the United States and
the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
DEAF MAN PERFEcTS
SMALLEST HEARING AID

Silver Spring. Md-(Specisl)-A remarkable midget hear
ing aid has been perfected by who has been hard Of
hearing for nearly years.
This small aid has dangling cords separate
hitting units and represents unusual idea and design
in product for the hard Of hearing.
is especially made for those people who hear but
not understand This hearing provides ear.
level hearing with the picking speech sounds
elevOn, and radio his rather than at transmer
located in the wearers clothing.
Due to the of ransors the user cost is extremely
low and the instrument weighs approximately ounce Ii
is about the size of a sewing ihimble.
Write to Irwin SealfOn of & Hearing Center 942I
Ca Ave-, Silver Spring, Nd call JU 52727 for full in.
formation without any legation whatever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19

Windswept tank, chrome oirpIone
light, chrome Tenders, eontiIever
frome, white sidewalks, reor lug
oooe eorrier with chromed rods,
2-tone full spring soddIe, choin
ouord.
Boys model in Block
GirIs' model in Blue
Evening star., 1961-12-17
; Kennedy
rules


lunch while their bigger brothers and sisters
are at school, Later in the afternoon, when
everyone is home, try to spend at least an
hour with all the children, either playing or
strolling.
We both feel it's tremendously impor-
tant that children experience a variety Of
games so that, as they grow older, they can
make up their own minds about what they
really prefer. Competitive athletics have
special value. Recently, at dinner party,
my husband was discussing the need for
more participation in team sports and young
mother said, ''But why football? Ihave three
sons and l don't want them getting hurt
playing games like that
Bobby replied, They're going to get
hurt some time, physically or emotionally,
and nothing you can do will stop it. They
might as well start learning this early so that
later in life they'll be able to cope with the
knocks and bruises" As a mother, agree
with Bobby completely.
Along with variety and competition in
sports, we also believe it is very important
to keep children on regular schedule. We