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1947 Lug 3rtgClcg Cftttegf Film Notables Open Drive for G.O.P. President J.EIllHHIi"SOn CO. 4 It Spearheading a drive to put i-jut f. the entire entertainment business solidly behind the Republi can ticket in the 1948 elections, 'ft4 Treasure ships are bringing announcement wras made yesterday of completion of organization of the Hollywood Republican Committee. 'tr .1 ltsr At the first meeting, George Murphy was elected president and Robert Montgomery first vice-president 0t officers named Walt Disney, Charles- Brackett, John Arnold, EXQUISITE FROCKS FROM FRANCE Bert Allenberg, Sue C.

Weiss and Eve Parshalle. Directors elected: Herbert Freston, Ida R. Koverman, Leo McCarey, Adolphe Menjou, Gin ger Rogers, Morrie Ryskind and Lewis Allen Weiss-. Appeal by Murphy Christening dresses wondrous to see! Handmade artistry of lace, tiny tucks, applique, punch work, 49.95 to 150.00. For toddlers, dainty Swisses and "We believe it is time for Republicans in the entertain Times choto ional Fund ment world to take' a militant stand," said Murphy.

"For too long a time a vociferous minority has misled the public at JEWISH LEADERS Mendel L. Fisher, executive director of the Jewish Nat organdies, hand embroidered, 39.95 and 45.00 ing, chair- of America, left; Radio and Stage Actress Helen Waren and Theodore Striml man, confer at conference of Hebraic leaders at Ambassador yesterday. large to believe that the major ity of Hollywood actors and actresses are either radicals, crackpots or at least New Deal Democrats. JEWISH MORALE EARING BREAK, LEADER WARNS "We will vigorously seek mem Traffic Fafal for Three More berships in all ranks of the en tertainment field and will pre sent a solid front that will prove a vital factor in returning the government of our country, to mittee on the Palestine question. This subcommittee has submitted a report recommending that a Jewish state be estab Three traffic deaths, including competent hands.

kns 1 '( lished in Palestine and we look to the United Nations to adopt the report and give the Jews at last their freedom and independence. It is of tremendous importance that the United A States and Russia are support ing the recommendation." To Work for G.O.r. The new Hollywood Republican Committee will work in close harmony with the State and national Republican organizations and its members will make important contributions of time and effort to the success of the Republican party at the polls in 1948. In addition to the officers and directors, film personalities who are charter members of the Hollywood Republican Club in Morale of Jews in Europe, many of them survivors of concentration camps, is near the breaking point, and their only ray of hope is quick action by the United Nations to establish a Jewish state in Palestine, Mendel N. Fisher, executive director of the Jewish National Fund of America, declared here yesterday.

He was the principal speaker at a luncheon which, was part of an all-day conference of the local Jewish National Fund Council in the Ambassador, at which Theodore Strimling was chairman. 'Those Jews in Europe who have survived are maintaining their morale at present, but I don't know how long they can do it," Fisher said. "They have Fisher pointed out that the Jews own only 7 per cent of the land in Palestine and must acquire large areas, for which a 4-year-old boy, raised the 1917 county toll to 606 yesterday. Nick Califano, 4, of 823 V. Ninth San Pedro, died in the San Tedro Receiving Hospital of injuries received when he was struck by a car yesterday at Pacific Ave.

and Ninth St. Edward Koch, 47, of 1405 W. Seventh was fatally injured and Lurline Webb, 35, whose address police was unable to learn, was critically hurt when both were hit by an automobile near the intersection of Ventura Blvd. and Shirley St. The woman was removed to the General Hospital.

Paul B. Wolf, 73, of 1103 W. 3rd died in the General Hospital of injuries received in an automobile accident in the 3400 block of V. Jefferson pivd. Sept.

4. purpose the Jewish National Fund was organized. Miss Helen Waren, stage and about reached the breaking point. clude Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire, Dennis Morgan, Joel McCrea, Randolph Scott, Dick Powell, Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck, Harold Peary, Mary Pick-ford, Penny Singleton, Robert Sparks, Harriett and Ozzie Nelson, Jeanette MacDonald, Gene Raymond, Sam Wood, Edward Arnold, Walter Pidgeon and William Bendix. radio actress, who was with the U.S.O.

overseas during the war and spent considerable time in Europe after its end, told of the plight' of displaced Jews and their efforts to reach a haven in Palestine. She is active in the program to transport the refugees to their goal in the Holy Land. ihey want to get to Palestine quickly. "The only ray of hope they have is in the report of the CHILDREN'S CENTER SECOND FLOOR. AT ROBINSONS' United Nations special subcom POLISHED CALFSKIN TAKES NEW SHAPES 4 The elongated bag.

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