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LoWns, Gardens, SuppiieS
Furniture, Household Goods

! A BEAUTIFUL selection Of mfgs. display
samples. Living room suites under $50
Why pay the long price? Terms. Alvin's.
sTl5 w. Vernon. open evenings.
A BEAUTIFUL new 2-pc. living room suite.
faded by display. must dispose; S5s terms,
WARDS outlet. 1f3f Harper. if1f0 Harper.
BEAUTIFUL 2-pc. rich req velour living
room suite sold for $1i9: used s mos.
sacrifice $50. Mitchells 5000 Graiio,
a BEAUTIFUL 9x1Z Administer rug. so,d
for xfs. used months. sacrifice x17
MitchelIs. 1000 Gratiot avenue '
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Business Places for Rent

LAWNDALE. 1892 Store 1sx60; suitable
for sny business; $50 lvanhoe 3ls3
STORE building for rent 25N65 H. 1914
West Warren. near SChaefer road.
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Houses for Rent
Furnished Houses for Rent

a -ACRE--Near Royal OAK. $3.50 s
down. See Tromhley. 2g022 John 7
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Suburban Real Estate for Sale


RESTRICTED homesites at surprisingly
low prices. Tuggey. Birmingham 9i6.
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SMITH-ORR 90.
Miscellaneous for Sale
Upholst

.BARGAIN'fi Used electric neon ham,
burger sign with clock sxS Fred Bar
ton. 1912 Woodward Trinity 2.6Ssi.
CAR heater tAryinl complete with de-
fros'ers. Cost $50 Sl2 30. Mr.. Brand,
l260f Grand River HoEarth $500.
ICE SKATES S1fg up. Dawson Tn
claimed Freight stores, 1887 Liyernois.
273q East Dawson, 1894 Grand River,
1870 Mack Qour great storesl
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
in the biz Sunday Times Want Al
Section
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21

otto function in battling against
class antagonisms and hatred so
that the democracy of America
may continue to bless the inhabi-
tants of this land" The aims Of
the ADJ in 1941 he stated as be-
ing: ITO combat and eliminate
defamation Of Jews, and to coun-
teract un-American and un-demo-
cratic propaganda through broad
educational program; to advance
good will and proper understand
ing between American groups; to
preserve and translate into great
er effectiveness the ideals Of
American democracy"
Mr.. Livingston took particular
pains to clarity the relationship
between the ADJ and the B'nai
Birth, in view of a misapprehen-
sion by some B'nai Birth people
who thought that the new regional
office would be directly under the
jurisdiction of the Florida B'nai
Birth lodges. He explained that al
though the B'nai Birth lodges are
the tool and the fundamentally
through which the League oper-
ates in many communities, all re-
gional offices are part of the ma
tional ADJ and function in &C.
cordance with it's general policies.
While it is true that the lodges
and the ADJ cooperate very close
ly, in many communities the funds
for the support of the ADJ come
from solicitation outside the B'nai
Birth lodges, in some instances
from non-members. Furthermore,
the ADJ regional offices serve
not alone the B'nai Birth lodges,
but the entire Jewish communities
Of the area in which they are 10
Gated.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21
News of Mobile
FANNYE RAE Bunny" LUBEL

After a wonderful trip as dele
gate to the Hadassah Conference
in Savannah, Ga, and a day in
Jacksonville, I am home. Also FL
sic Friedlander and Anne Plotka
have reached here. Our other Ha-
dassah member who attended the
conference is now visiting in Col
umbus, Ga. (Annalee Mutchnick
is the guest of Goldie Berman)
wish to bring out the fact that
Elsie Friedlander has been elected
as recording secretary of the Sou
thern Region.
The JPC presented the unique
Jewish moving picture, 'The Pur-
i'm Spiller," on Sunday, Feb. 9th,
which was enjoyed by all.
Police Inspector Arthur Tha-
lacker was guest speaker at the
Jewish Progressive Club on Feb.
18th for the male members, after
which a buffet supper was served.
The traditional Mardi Gras
starts in Mobile Feb. 21st to 25th.
The JPC will entertain its MEM
bers with a carnival ball on Sum
day, Feb. 23rd. A grand time is
promised all who attend and cos
tune prizes will be given the best.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21
In MemOriam
Matilde MargOlis

Matilde Margolis' sojourn among
the living was relatively short.
She was only thirty-five when an
memorable malady wrote a tragic
end to it. But, as the value OF
book is not estimated by its size,
so are the merits of human life
not measured by it's length. With
in those three and half decades
she had crammed such a wealth
of experience, developed so many
talents and found such varied out
lets for her interest in suffering
humanity that people who knew
her often wondered how it is pos
sible for so much continuous ener-
gy to spring from a body so frail.
She had the gift of grasping
that which was most pertinent in
problem and devoting all her
attention to it until the problem
was solved and the aim fulfilled.
And in the course of her dealing
with situation, she would lend
it a dramatic quality which never
failed to draw the interest of even
the most Indifferent and the most
antagonistic.
Thus she was able to secure
leaders for youth groups fir IN
among people never before con-
cerned with the problems of youth;
thus she succeeded in getting aid
for refugees from people never
before interested in the plight Of
the refugees; thus did she kindle
flame of idealism-especially in
the youth of our city-for a cause
as unselfish as Zionism.
Highly respected and always
listened to with eagerness, Matilde
Margolis never lost that trait of
humility which is characteristic
of true nobility of soul. She never
lost her tolerant attitude even to-
ward those who needed a good
shaking to be awakened to the re-
alities of Jewish life, because her
whole being was permeated with
kindness and understanding.
Even when the progress of her
disease made the inevitable ap-
pear certain, Matilde Margolis
carried on with admirable courage.
Since life was so precious and
life was to be so short, every day
became an epic, and every mani
festation of life an event of Sig
nificance. AS though racing
against time to complete a job
she had begun, she redoubIed her
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21
A Rare Privilege

A group of Miami Jewish lead
ers, constituting the nucleus for
the executive committee of the
Florida regional office of the ADJ,
had the rare privilege at a dinner
meeting last Wednesday evening,
of listening to Sigmund Living
ston, national chairman, Phillip
w. Haberman, New York chair
man and Leon Lowenstein, men,
her of the executive committee,
relate the work of the ADJ to
the problems confronting the jew
ish group today.
Mr.. Livingston, "the daddy Of
the ADJ" as he is affectionately
called, sketched its changing en-
phasis and growth extending over
more than a quarter of a century.
Through specific examples he
elaborated and illustrated the
principles upon which ADJ was
founded, saying in part: 1.-THE the
DRY of the ADJ has been from its
very beginning that the do-noth-
ing policy is bad; that unless the
Jews themselves educate the pub
lie, the public will go on in it's ig-
norance and accept every vile fic-
ton and distortion; that the Jews
must continue in the struggle to
be understood and to demand Sc
curity under the law of this land
and right to live in dignity"
In rendering this service to
Jewry, Mr.. Livingston continued,
I'VE really are fulfilling a patri-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21

efforts in behalf of charity, educa-
ton, Zionism and refugees.
Now her work is done. With g.
heavy heart, the Jacksonville COM
munity sheds a tear on her fresh
ly dug grave and sadly bids Ma
tide Margolis a last farewell.
May her memory be a blessing
unto all of us and inspire us to
live better and nobler lives. M. N.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21

Many prominent leaders in
American Jewish life have assumed
leadership in the $l2, OOO, 900 War
Emergency Campaign of the
United Palestine Appeal of which
DR.. Abba HiIIel Silver Of Cleveland
is National Chairman. In addition
to the other officers the Honorary
Chairmen Of the l941 United
Palestine Appeal are (tOp row
left to right: Professor Albert
Einstein, Governor Herbert II.
Lehman, and Judge Julian W.
Mack. Bottom row Henry Mon
sky, President of B'nai Birth;
Hon. Nathan Straus and Miss
Henrietta Sold. In accepting
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21

Editors note: This column regular feature aims to e
the problems which
AS service readers invited to address questions
the writer SeybOd Building
direct
Often charges made about the Jewish
misconceptions which
information Inquiries of
quesOner will
in the DESIRES
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21

Honorary Craftsmanship Governor
Lehman declared: 'TOday, more
than ever, Palestine offers a haven
to thousands of unfortunate men,
women and children who have
been forced from their own cOun-
tries by oppression, violence and
intolerance. In no place in the
world has there been evidenced
greater social consciousness or more
constructive effort to improve the
conditions of living. And in every
thing that they have done =
whether it was economic or social
in character - the Jews have
shared the results of their efforts
and sacrifices with the country az
q whole"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21

The office of the Anti-Defama-
ton League is located at 617 Sey-
bold Bldg, Miami, phone S-6SO6.
All Florida communities are in
vited to avail themselves of the
services offered by the organize
ton and to consult ON matters of
an anti-defamati0n nature.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
Ell GUANTE COMO
SENAL DE RETO

Conocida es la antigua cos
tumbre de arrojar un guante en-
sehal de reto 0 desafio, practica
que lego a ampliarse hasta pa
ra ~significar la declaration de
guerra entire dos paises; Ell he
raldo eXponia ell objeto de su
embajada, y, al terminar su re-
laci6n arrojaba al suelo su guam
te, que, en- case de aceptaci6n
del reto, recogia la parte contra
ria.
Wilson de la colombiere, ase-
gura que ell origen de haber ele-
gido dicha brenda del indumen-
to para semeiantes actos, Sc de-
he a que el guante denota ell
simbolo de la fe, va que es como
una representation de la mano
def caballero.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
GRACIA POPULAR
Cuenteme listed una Historic

ra unas manos largas, finas,
aristocraticas....
A la temblorosa luz que nos
mandaban, al arder, los lenos
de la chimenea yo contemple
manos instintivamente.
Fran grandes, apaisadas, con
unos dedos porrudos que en-
tonces me parecieron mas in
admisibles que nunca. Tuve
un gesto de rabia, y sin poder-
contener lance un Jay!
que atron6 ell espacio.
-SQue lie ocurre a listed?
-pregunt6 ella, levantandose
alarmada.
Del indice de mi mano de-
recha manaba la sangre por
una recia herida. Toda asusta-
da, contempl6 ella un segundo
la escena w.. comprendi6. Con
su mismo panuelo restan6 y
vend6 mi herida. Despues vol
vic a sentarse Y me pregunt6
con Su voz tranquila:
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

La sonora ~incomprendida
suSpira nuevamente.
-iLe duele a listed algo?
ACADIA por preguntarle su
interlocutor.
Me duele ell alma-res-
ponde ella. Nal espiritual,
que es ell mayor de los males.
Pero listed es hombre, y, por
o tanto, incapaz de llegar has
ia ell fondo de un alma feme-
nina.
Sc equivoca listed de me-
do a medic, Senora. Yo he lie
gado a profundidades mas
hondas.
-iEs listed, entonces, un
gran psic6logo?
No, sonora; soy ingenle-
70 de minas?-Cesar o NADIA.
A las tres de la manana, Ell
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

EStaba enamorao de ella CO
mo I'm brute, y, a decir ver-
dad, la muchacha aquella o
no Sc enteraba o fingfa no dar
Sc cuenta de mi amor Una
tarde de invierno la sorprendi
al lado de la chimenea, con un
libroentre las manos. Ell libro
era nuevo, Y para abrir sus
paginas ella Sc valia de una
de esas grandes navajas de AL
bacete que, al abrirse, hacen ell
efecto de una carraca. Aque-
la plegadera original eStaba
encima de una mesa. 70 me "a
podere deella con no Sc cuales
malsanas intenciones.
La conversation, encauzada
por mi, recay6 sobre ell tema
Amor" Aquella voz dulce,
suave, que 70 adoraba, expli-
co su teOria amorosa.
No Sc 81 ell hombre que he
de querer un dia sera rubio o
moreno-asegur6-. Lo que 81
sc es que, desde luego, posee-
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

Dos amigos circular por un
paseo. Hacia ell grupo que for
man avanzan dos damas en-
parejadas. Els un dia de vera
no y hace muchisimo calor.
-Vamos a yer tn talento de
intuicion-dice uno de los dos
muchachoS-. De aquellas dos
senoras que avanzan hacia no
sotros me gusta una solamen-
Il. GDe cual de los dos Sc ira
ta?.....
No es dificil de averigEar
-responde ell otro- La una
es .joven y bella, y la otra, fea
y de bastante edad. TIE gusta
la primera, acknowledgements.
Tie equivocas.
-iSera possible que tie gus
te la vieja....? Es gorda, apai-
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

senior gordo permanece aun
EN- la terraza de la cerveceria.
Bebe su penultima cana de Ger
VEGA, Y delante de ell tiene to-
da una torre de fieltros, indi-
cadores de las canas que ha
apurado va. FL senior gordo
mueStra ell rostro optimistic,
aunque abotargado, de TODD
aquel que haya consumido has
tante alcohol En- este llega un
amigo.
II Hola, Fulano!-le dice.
-jC6mo til a estas horaS por
aqui.....?
iva veS!-exclama ell sc
orn gordo, ambiguamente.
-jY til mujer? GQue va a
decir tn mujer cuando tie yea
entrar a las tantas?
No me ORA entrar.
-6EStas SECURE?
y tan SECURE. iFigurate...
PienSo llevar cnmigo todos los
ieltros.-Campechano.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

i Guerra listed suicidar-
Sc? iQue nino!
Y yo, avergonzado de 10 he
cho, con la cabeza baja, repu-
Sc:
No. Suicidarme, no. Uni
camente aristocratizarme los
dedos.-La-si-re-fa.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22
LA GACETA

sada; esta sudorosa. Parece
un botijito.
A 10 que ell primero arguye:
TIL 10 has dicho. Y con ell
calor que hace comprenderas
que me gusta precisamente
por eSo.-Sobre guStos...,.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

I'm senior entrega a otro una
moneda de dos pesetas.
-Estas dos pesetaS me pa
recen malas.
Son buenas.
-Malas....
La discussion va a agriarse
cuando Intervene un tercero.
-iQue no Sc olga que dos
caballeros van a pelearse por
un motive tan baladi! Are
glense ustedes por las buenas.
Y ell que no Quiere recibir
la moneda asegura:
-Es que aqui, de llegar a
un arreglo, tendria que ser
por las malaS.-Gasparito.
La gaceta., 1941-12-22

A las tres de la manana, Ell
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Sally Sessions Meets
Jane GOlOta in Tennis

eta easily beat Amy Roosevelt Of
Baldwin in her third round match
in the morning and then trounced
Betty Heath of Pontiac. seeded
No. ?, 6-l, 81, IN the quarter
final.
In the younger girls tourna-
mmt. Anne Fletcher Of Crosse
Pointe Country Day School and
Elizabeth Patterson of Sacred
Heart. reached the finals Anne
defeated JpySICd " ! rUn of
Kingswood, 60. 60, and Elizabeth
beat Peggy Zeder of Kingswood,
rs. 81. in the semifinalS.
MICHIGAN STATE JUNIOR GIRLS
TENNIS TOT RNAMEN1
ages 1919
Third round Betty Mcnamara. Holy Re
deemer. defeated Barbara Beecher BALDWIN
60 go: Renetta Onishuk, Hamtramck
defeated Amy Roosevelt. Baldwin. 90. 60
Quarterhnais- Betty Heath. Pontiac, De
feated Florence Banasz. Hamtrsmck. e-3
6-4: Shirley Davidson. kingswood, defeated
Adele FrankoWski. Chadsey, 81, SO lisa
bel Casgrain. Sacred Heart defeated Run
wllmsn- Plymouth by default Shirley
grain. Sacred Heart, s-4. 81; Renetta oni
shuk Hamtramck, defeated Betty Heath
Pontiac ST. 6-4: Jane Golota, Hamtramck
defeated Betty Mcnamara. Holy Redeemer
6-l, ell "
GIRLS TOURNAMENT
ages below Isb
ouarterhnsls Anne Fletcher Crosse
polnte Country Day. defeated Ashley Da
wilson Kngswood, 6-1 so. Jessica Wal
dron Kingswood defeated Nancy New
comb. KingswoQd. SO. 6-3 Elizabeth Pat
terson Sacred Heart. defeated harilyf
Nash Rochester. 6-3, SO. Peggy Zeder
Klngswood defeated Suzanne O'Leary
Sacred Heart, SO rs.
Semifinals-Anne Fletcher. Crosse Point
Country Day defeated Jessica Waldron
KlngswOod so. go Elizabeth Patterson
Sacred Heart. defeated Peggy Zeder. Kings
Nod z. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Leading SoftbdH
in Action

The leading Major League and
girls teams of the Detroit Sotthall
association will be- featured on
Sunday nights. three-game pro-
gram in Mack Park
Hudson Major League pace
setter. and Tom Boyd, another
first division len. will clash in the
feature game al 9 o'clock Welsh,
setting the pace in the Girls Class
a group. Will face Paris. last
years Metro 3 champion. at 7:30
while MicromaticS and Fruehauf
meet in another Major game at
$50.
A meeting OF Class y girls
teams will be hold IN Mack Park
Monady night at $50 p. m, Nick
Sullo, vice president of the Detroit
Softball Association. announced
ANY teams desiring 10 compete in
the loop arc requested 10 have a
representative present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Two Hamtramck High School
girls, Kingswood miss, and a
University of Michigan freshman
will compete for the Michigan
state junior girls tenn siehampien-
ship Sunday at Kingswood in
Bloomfield Hills.
Sally Sessions, Of C.-of NJ. and
No / seeded player in the tourna-
ment, will meet Jane Golota from
ffffff4tfaH4ek- IN the feature match.
The victor of this contest Is eX-
pected 10 win the tournament.
Jane easily defeated Betty Nc
Namara in her quarter-final match
Sunday. 6-1, 81. Sally won her
auarter-final late Friday by de-
feating Rita Onishuk OF Ham
tramck in a tough contest, TO, OIL
6-3.
Renetta Onishuk. Rita'S twir
sister. wall meet Shirley Davidson
Of kingswood. The latter is the
first Kingswood girl 10 get in the
semifinals in several years. She
beat Adele. F'rankowSkI Of Chad
sey. 6-1. o.. and Isabelle Cas-
grain from Sacred Heart. Ga 6-l
in her quarter-flnal matches. Shlr'
ley was good; while Adele, who
was one Of Fridays stars. fell
flat> The match between Adele
and Beverley Smith in the thirc
round that went 40 games, seemed
to have tired, her out.
Renetta has been one OF Tho
surprises of the tournament. I'm
seeded at the start, she has beater
the best of the contestants. Rem