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ICa1 YOU Remember 50 Years Back? , can you may recall that even at irly date there was a preference Columbia buyers for— Reamer Coals { On ’me Delivery—Uniform High Qual- \ ♦, air Prices—Three Good-Will Fac- I ■:>% hat are still Ascendent in our I Policy. • Reamer Ice & Fuel Co. Phone 431 I COLUMBIA, S. C. • C. Y. Reamer, President W. S. Reamer, Jr., Sec’y-Treas. Standard Building & Loan Association J.NO T THOMAS. Jr . President W K McNlTLTT. Vice TrnUdmt It «; CHILD8, Hec. Treas. THOMA8. LUMPKIN k CAIN. Oen Counsel 1211 Washington St., COLUMBIA, S. C. Wilson Motor Car Co. DEALERS COLUMBIA, S. C. / be Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York oldest American life insurance com- r ~y, began business Feb. I, 1843. Y*''tes all desirable forms of life insur- a e protection. Those contemplating waging in the field of life insurance invited to communicate with W. s. HENDLEY, Manager 38 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. 1845 - 1953 Ninety Years of Service and Security * 8. W. C. LUMPKIN. R. R. BRUNER. PrstJdcst 8ee.. Treat. A M*r. Columbia Coca-Cola Bottling Company (ZesCffia Delicious - Refreshing O. Box 323 1015 Main Street COLUMBIA, S. C. IN THE LIMELIGHT members were Moses Shcrtock, Eliezer Kaplan, DR. ARTHUR RUPPIN has been elected chairman of the new Jewish Agency Executive. The portfolio of the assigned as follows: political department; finance department; Naac Gruenbaum, immigration depart ment; Dr. Ruppin and Dr. Werner Sen ator, relief and refugees; Dr. Maurice Hexter, colonization department; and David Ben Gurion, without portfolio. IL 1*0POLO D’lTALIA, the organ of Piemier Mussolini, has extended an in direct invitation to Leon Trotsky to make his home in Italy. The paper declares that if he finds life unbearable in France, where the Communists have declared open war on him, he can move to the Island of C apri, t.tf the coast of Naples. VLADIMIR HOROWITZ, the world- famous Russian-Jewish pianist, will be married shortly to Wanda Toscanini, the younger daughter of Arturo Toscanini, noted conductor, according to word re ceived from Paris h\ the New York Phil harmonic Orchestra. J. EMMET HAYDEN, acting mayor of San Francisco and chairman of the Citizens’ Committee for the celebration of the annual German Day, threw a bombshell into the ranks of the Nazi* here when he declared he would not consent to having the Nazi Hag displayed at the celebration. Mr. Hayden pointed out that "the lx>ard of city supervisors has gone on record against the policy of the Nazi government and I will not voice anything hut the Star* and Stripe*." Louis E. Felmer, president of the United German Society, asserted that the Nazi Hag was to be Himn as the German na tional emblem and as a mark of respect to the German consul, scheduled to be the main speaker at the celebration. PROFESSOR AND MRS. ALBERT EINSTEIN have rented a brown-shingled two-story house at II Cleveland Road. Dr. Einstein's study will be in Fine Hall, the new Princeton mathematical building. His assistant will be Dr. John L. Van- derslvce. RABBI JOSEPH I.E1SER. of Augusta, Georgia, was well received in a recent address in Augusta on the history of Jews. Rabbi Lei<*er cited various accom plishments of Jewish people over the world and at the beginning of hi* ad dress -aid that there is at present a re newed interest in Jew* because of the events abroad. He said this is evidenced bv the fact that Jewish people are oc cupying the front page of newspaper* and that there are more books, both fic tion and non-fiction, bring published now than in years. "This i* natural," say* Rabbi I^riser, "because in the western civilization the Jew* are historically one of the oldest groups and they have been so influential on our western civilization that their activities are of intense and general interest." Rabbi Leiser's address was delivered to a large gathering of business leaders attending a inerting of the Kiwanis Club. MEYER DIZENGOFF, mayor of Tel Aviv, in a letter to Morris Margulirs, secretary of the Zionist Organization of America, has assured him that the mu nicipality of Tel Aviv will take ener getic measures to combat speculation in the buying and selling of land in I el Aviv. The Tel Aviv officials are also giv ing serious thought to the entire problem of land speculation. DR. BELA SCHICK, discoverer of the Schick test for diphtheria by which it i* possible to determine whether or not an individual is immune to the disease, was honored by the medical societies of New York on October 24, in celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the first pro duction of the toxin-antitoxin for the pre vention of diphtheria. Memorials signed by thousands of immunized children will be presented to Dr. Schick and to Dr. William H. Park, a pioneer in the work of diphtheria prevention. DR. MOSES BEHREND, well-known Philadelphia Jewish physician, was elected president of the Pennsylvania Medical Society at the society’s 83rd an nual convention. He is a former presi dent of the Philadelphia County Medical Society and author of numerous medical books and articles. He is also prominent in local Jewish affairs. SALVADOR de MADARIAGA, Spain’s representative at the Assembly of the League of Nations, said that Spain, which had once been "unjust and even cruel toward two great races and religious— Islam and the Jews—now remembers with thanks that illustrious race (the Jew- which has supplied Spain with some of its greatest thinkers, men of letters, doctors, lawyers and statesmen." Senor de Madariaga also made an eloquent appeal or the universal extension of mi nority rights. MAXIM LITVINOV, one of the two Jewish members of the Soviet cabinet, has been selected by the Soviet regime to go to Washington for the negotiations be tween Russia and the United States re garding American recognition of the Soviet Union. Litvinov, who is foreign minister, will bring with him his wife, a brilliant English Jewess, who writes his unequalled English speeches and state papers. REV. DR. CHARLES S. McF AR LAN D, secretary-emeritus of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in Amer ica, has gone to Berlin to make a study of political and religious affair* there on the invitation of the Nazi regime, ac cording to an announcement by his son here. (Please turn to Page 22) 1 he sweet est sugar ever sold. DIXIE CRYSTAL SUGAR Made by SAVANNAH SUGAR REFINING CO. 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