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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-01-16
Large Group OF Delegates And
Guests To Attend Conference

To date the following have ex-
pressed their intention to attend
the Southeastern regional confer
ence:
Atlanta
Mrs. ]. Abelson, Mrs. Hyman
Jacobs, Mrs. George CHAT, Mrs.
1. M. Weinstein, Mrs. Harry
Dwoskin, Mrs. J. J. Hellman, Mrs.
Abe Goldstein, Mrs. S. o. Klotz.
Savannah
Mrs. Isaac Meddin, Mrs. Harry
r. Friedman, Mrs. Herbert Buchs-
baum, Mrs. Raymond Rosen, Mrs.
Harry Brooks, Mrs. Harry Ehren-
reich, Mrs. Jerome Labovitz, Mrs.
Nose Portman, Mrs. Norris Horn
stein, Ann Fischer, Mrs. Fred
Ehrenreich, Mrs. Mollye Wexler,
st. Augustine
Mrs. Sarah Glickstein, Mrs. I. D.
Glickstein, Mrs. L. Bernstein,
Mrs. 1. Feiden, Mrs. J. Feigen-
baum, Mrs. ]. M. Freedman, Mrs.
Nat Gold, Mrs. Max Jaffe, Mrs.
julius Jaffe, Mrs. Harry Rice,
Mrs. S. A. Snyder, Mrs. I. Usdin,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-01-16

Convention arrangements are
being handled by the following
committees: Senior Hadassah,
conference: Mrs. Ben Stein. Mrs.
Isadore Moscovitz; registration,
Mrs. Ike Witten, Mrs. Sam Wit
ten; Printing, Mrs. Nat Cohen;
Telephone, Mrs. Meyer Chepenik;
catering, Mrs. David Harris, Mrs.
David Cowan; decorations, Mrs.
Harry Katz, Mrs. JOS. M. Click
stein; hospitality, Mrs. Sam WEISS
Mrs. Marx Baker, Mrs. Ira Stein,
Mrs. Maxwell Sobel, Mrs. 81 So
bel: transportation, Mrs. Henry
Kramer, Mrs. Morris Bork; pub
lefty, Mrs. VIM. Silverman, MRS
Abe Chardkoff; program, Mrs. L.
s Joel Mrs. Archie Puldy, Mrs.
Irving Rothstein, Mrs. Maurice
Cherry; conference secretaries MIS-
I. Greenberg, Mrs. Sam Pagan.
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Division: Miss Hattie Slott'
Mrs. Herbert Panken, conference
chairmen; Miss Judith WllensKy'
dating committee.
Junior Hadassah, conference
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-01-16
New Settlements
Established
In Palestine

JERUSALEM (JTA)-The es-
tablishment of two new settle
ments on Jewish National Fund
land in Palestine was announced
here this week. In the Beisan area
a new colony, named Avukah, has
hoen established near Kfar Ruppin.
The other settlement has been
named Maanith, and is located
near Karkur.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-01-16

Mrs. J. Geller, Miss Rose Keller,
Miss Rachel Price. ...-
ValdOSta, Ga.
Mrs. Sam Lazarus, Mrs. Harry
Abrams.
Columbia, S. G.
Mrs. Coleman Karesh.
Charleston, s. G.
Mrs. Moses Mendelsohn.
DELEGATES
From Columbia, S. G..
Mrs. Samuel Litman.
From Savannah
Mrs. Joseph Wilensky, Mrs.
Isaac Lexington, Miss Mamie
Gottleib.
AlternateS From Savannah
Mrs. Albert Tennenbaum, Mrs.
w. Leon Friedman, Mrs. Hyman
Roth.
From Atlanta
Mrs. L. ]. Levitas, Mrs. ]. M.
Resented.
AIternates From Atlanta
Mrs. Charles Bergman, Mrs.
Sam Alderman, Mrs. r. M. Travis,
CONTINUED on Page Five)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-01-16

some sort of federation of Britain
with America, Palestine may then
become part of the alliance ana
the stars and Stripes may float
along with the Star of DAVID over
Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-01-16
Week In Review
~ MILTON SRoWN. J.T.A

In line Will UAAO SOAAA - 6O
world conditions as the result
the entrance of the United
ates into the war, it becomes
par that Jewish diplomacy, too,
in for radical alterations. The
pws of DIR. Weizmann published
ring the past week in Foreign
fairs are a strong indication of
s new attitude.
The last war brought forth the
-four Declaration. Will the
esent war bring forth a Roose-
b Declaration or perhaps a Hull
Barley Declaration that will
as historic for Jewry as the
Alfour Declaration?
1t is plain that with the United
ates involved in the war and
HI the lessons learned from the
1t war, the American govern
ent will not take the alOOf stand
tn respect to Palestine and Jew
world issues generally that
hrked the course of America at
peace conference.
The visit of Churchill to Amer
shows which way the wind is
owing. Some twenty years ago,
form Jewish leaders were criti-
led by their Zionist adversaries
having allegedly said: ''Out of
ashington shall go forth the
wv, and the Word of God from
ruSalem." But it seems that
Reform Jews were right and
EN- zionists must admit now that
fate of Jerusalem will be de-
mined largely by Washington.
Dr. WeiZmann during the past
ek indicated that the ZiOnists
the conclusion of the present
will be a much holder folk
an they were at the end of the
war. DIR. Weizmann pointed
that an Allied Victory, will
Fe independence to two more
al countries, Syria and Libya.
The Arabs" writes DR.. Weiz-
Pnn will greatly profit by OBJ
nmg independence in Syria and
pya and as large a measure of
uOnal unity as they themselves
capable of achieving. On the
Ter hand, it is essential to OBJ
N such a settlement in Pales-
as will help solve the Jewish
OOem-one of the most disturb
problems in the world. The
aus must, therefore, be clearly
That the Jews will be encour-
ca TO settle in Palestine and will
i'rOl their own immigration;
~ mere Jews who so desire will
able to achieve their freedom
sell government by establish
state of their own and ceas-
70 be a minority dependent
TONS"
In that state," DIR. Weizmann
inueS, there will be complete
and political equality of
Jus Tor all citizens without dis
~. Of race or religion, and in
u'lOn' the Arabs will enjoy full
sUnOmy in their own internal
alrs' But if any Arabs do not
70 remain in a Jewish state,
~ facility will be given to
- 10 transfer to one of the
ana vast Arab countries.
sluerlng the strategic and eco
=" Importance of Palestine,
Inclusion of the Jewish state
u 'ne British Commonwealth
~'lOns would be to the inter
" OOtn. But we should also
ea0y' if necessary, to consider
fa5 81 under proper safeguards,
n.y. uoratlOn with Arab states"
si., e are meaningful words.
'inann sees the Jewish State
pOsslble seventh dominion of
N nli.isn Empire. Who knows
ccsas s' II the Union Now people
''u IN their aims of making
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Kidneys High
In Food Value
And Tasty

THE HOMEMAKER who has
a wide repertory in meat cook
cry is in a fortunate position
these days.
There are many bargains
among the less-demanded cuts,
and some of these are unusually
high in food value as well as
very delicious.
While the food value of liver
is now generally known. other
meat specialties also rank high.
Kidneys, which are rated
highly by epicures. also win
praise for their food value.
They are an unusually good
source of riboflavin, one Of the
factors of the vitamin B CON-
pick which is apt TO be lacking
in the average diet. also OF
thiamine and niacin.
They furnish the high quality
protein found in all meat and
minerals, especially iron.
There are many tasty ways
to serve kidneys. To prepare
them. wash and remove the
outer membrane. Then split
them through the center and re-
move the heavy veins and fat.
Veal, pork and lamb kidneys
are tender enough to broil. Beef
kidneys are less tender and
should be praised or cooked in
water. Beef kidneys are also
excellent in a loaf.
. Kidney Loaf
/ pound beef kidney
/ cup milk
8 slices bread
4 cup bacon drippings or but
ter
2 eggs
1 No. l can pimientos
Ia teaspoons salt
a teaspoon pepper
3 tablespoons grated onion
"A teaspoon powdered sage
3 slices bacon.
Wash the kidney in cold
water. Drain well and grind,
including the internal fat. Pour
milk over bread and soak. Com
bine all ingredients except bacon
and mix thoroughly. Line bot
tom Of loaf pan with slices of
uncooked bacon. Add mixture
and pack firmly. Bake in a
moderate oven $3.50 degrees FL
for one and one-half hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
PATTERN 433

A SCRAP quilt that combines
beauty, economy and sentiment
is this one. Link of Friendship.
Make il of scraps donated by
your friends for remembrance
the old idea of a Friendship
quilt.
Pattern 433 contains diagram
of block: accurate pattern
pieces; direc lions for quilt;
diagram of quilt; yardages.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern to The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Owing TO customs regulations,
orders for patterns TO Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20

MARCH H TO APRIL 20
Aries--Don't go off on a tan
gent-it's just that sort of day
that may tempt you to do every
thing but what you should. Get
started at the important tasks
and keep at them.
APRIL FL TO MAY 90
Taurus - Friendly indications
and especially through the good
offices of superiors, associates
and people at a distance. You
can advance your personal inter
ests through new means.
J4Y 81 TO JUNE Fl
Gemini - Helpful influences,
but you'll have to dig deeply to
find your leads and offerings.
Associate with rightly ambitious
people during free time.
JUNE &c TO JULY 2S
Canoe Both personal and
general matters are favored this
invigorating, advantageous Pc
Rod. Get a brisk, early start and
keep up a bright but not over
firing pace throughout. You'll
get results.
JULY 81 TO AUG. 22
Leo-Handling metals, dealing
in interests in which the govern
ment and public are concerned
and going after bigger, better
achievement are especially ia
vored. More than the ordinary
amount of tact and conciseness
are needed, but gains are indeed
possible.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 20
Virgo--"All work and no play
makes Jack a dull boy" is an old
saying, but a good one. II you
don't intersperse your week with
some healthful recreation land
some should be outdoors, tool,
perhaps a diverting hobby, you'll
get into a rut, maybe develop
nerves.
SEPT. e4 TO OCT. 20
Librd-Indications toward sue
cess, but that success may be
slower coming than you would
like. Patience, friend, and keep
up the good effort. Inject your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

useful ideas and improvements
wherever you think they will
help.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 2s
Scorpio-Getting things under
way with greater efficiency, put
ting just that finishing touch TO
matters that are not quite sale
able and refreshing your own
personal outlook and mentality
with good reading, correct infor-
nation head today's must" list.
NOV. rs TO DEC. 22
Sdgittdrius- Investments,
managing large projects and
numbers of people, giving in
struction, training, transporting
in great quantity and getting
ahead with the proper business
Of the day are among first IA
vored this advantageous period.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricovn-Personal assets like
yours are in demand now, and
today offers you many new ways
IOt ADVANCING yOuI llilC DudiibiCo'
Things must be done, and done
we'll. News from a distance
augers for gains.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 90
Aqudrius-Both personal and
general matters favored for gains
now. Dealing with people born
under the signs Scorpio, Gemini,
Leo and Cancer should prove en-.
eouraging, advantageous.
FEB. 2I TO MARCH 20
Pisces - Friendly vibrations,
especially for difficult and intri-
cate matters, for gains through
your ingenuity and clever han
ding Of your affairs. Try new
and improved methods, equip
ment.
A CHILD born on this day:
A sound reasoner with a fine
philosophy. Can adapt itself TO
almost any environment, and will
be kindly to those in positions
beneath it. Has just pride but
not snobbishness, although its
lima. dignity may make it seem
stand-offish.
Copyright. is47. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

YOU MEET such interesting
people who exercise. For a fact.
almost all the women who have
the gumption to exercise every
day are unusually attractive and
the men outstandingly success
full!
Exercise does plenty for you.
It makes you look better, helps
you TO feel like a new persons,
and gives you extra drive.
The emphasis placed on calls
themes in every career where
physical fitness and beauty
count should be enough TO get
you started.
Just try a good set Of exer-
cises for the next three weeks.
You will feel so fit you will
want TO keep on.
The reason most people don't
benefit from exercise is they
don't get any. When they do
take a whirl at a daily dozen,
they overdo and promptly call
it quits.
Start slowly. Sore. muscles
don't mean an exercise is tax
ing" Nothing is gained by
getting stiff.
For the first few days, limit
yourself 10 five minutes at a
stretch and gradually increase
in time and vigor.
Relax After Exercise
Whenever calisthenics cause
restless night, you have over
done.
A rhythm of exercise and rest
should help you to sleep soundly.
It's this exercise-rest rhythm
that makes you fit.
Always follow a thorough
workout by relaxing completely.
Lie down warmly covered and
just rest for Is minutes or more.
In specific exercise, you want
to make every movement exact
in order TO put the right muscles
10 work. Move slowly and ac-
curately and you will get re-
suits faster.
You have more freedom Of
movement in a swim or play
suit.
You can't expect 10 exercise
as effectively in street clothes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

This is the fourth in a series
Of rs articles by Ida Jean Kahn
in which she offers physical
fitness program for t0omen dur
ing maritime. General rules gov-
srnin0 the correct way Of erer-
cising is toddy's topic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Meat Garnish

FLASH! FOR a gay, red and
green meat garnish, cut un-
peeled cucumbers in one-inch
lengths. Slice part way through
and insert a radish slice be-
tween each slice to give a
striped effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
LEFTOVER MEAT DISH

A sure-fire way to use left
over roast make il a la king
and serve with waffles, pam
cakes or toasted English muf-
fins. Example: Veal a la king
with cornmeal waffles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
HOROSCOPE
Z, Frances
oy Drake y

Look IN the Section your Birthday H. Find
Your Outlook U.s. According to the Stars,
For Friday, September II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Rules That Will Make
Exercise More Effective

But some of you have asked
whether il helps to take a few
bending exercises in street
clothes. OF course it helps.
Loosen your belt and unzip,
and go ahead and take your up
stretches and side bends. AS a
regular thing, however, the
fewer clothes the better.
Take II Regularly
As TO the best time OF day to
exercise. that is up TO the in
dividual Take it when you can
get it regularly.
II you exercise before break
fast or late at night, take the
easy, stretching kind. Jumping
about and bending over are apt
10 be unsettling and overstimu-
lating.
You should not exercise right
after a meal because it inter-
feres with digestion. Wait for
an hour or two.
Never take exercise when you
have a cold or any other in
lection.
1t is not necessary to have the
room cold when exercising. What
is important is a good circula-
ton of fresh air.
These are the general rules
that give you a better workout.
Tomorrow we will go into the
technique for specific exercise
10 trim the waist.
If you are too thin. here is A
sample menu that will start you
in gaining.
Weight Gaining Menu
BREAKFAST
Orange Juice
Hot Whole Grain Cereal with Dates
Plus Wheat Germ, MIX and Cream
Soft Boiled Egg Whole Wheat Toast
Coffee Made With One-third
Hot Cream
LUNCHEON
Vegetable Sup
Ham Salad Sandwich with Msyonnaiss
MIX Coconut Custsrd Pie
DINNER
Liver and Crisp Bacon
scalloped Potatoes with Cheese
Green Peas
Enriched Bread Butter
Peach shortcake Glass Of MIX
BEFORE RETIRING
Glass OF MIX
Copyright, 1912, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Baked Frsnkfuriers

s frankfurters
III cups bread cubes
3 tablespoons grated onion
3 tablespoons butter
tablespoon chopped parsley
Salt and pepper
6 slices bacon
Wooden picks.
Purchase the large frankfurt
ers. Cut each frankfurter par
TALLY through, lengthwise. Cut
bread into small cubes. Cook
onion slowly in melted butter
until slightly brown. Add pars-
ley, bread cubes and seasoning.
Place dressing in opening in
each frankfurter. Wrap with a
slice of bacon and fasten with a
wooden pick. Bake in a shallow
pan in a moderate oven 1850 de-
grees FL for 80 minutes or
until bacon is done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Stuffed
Frankfur+ers

LET'S PLAN a meal that
excuses us from the kitchen
during most of the afternoon
but will still make a big i'm
pressiop for supper.
Here is one dish that's hard
TO resist - baked frankfurters
and the added attraction is the
stuffing. Easy TO prepare and
easy TO serve, they will find
room for themselves among
your favofite recipes. -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-07
The W ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON tMajor Robert s. Allen on active duty)


 WASHINGTON = Naval officers who have returned from the Pacific summarize the Japs naval tactics as similar to those Hitler used on the land when he first went into the Low Countries It's a combination of air and surface sneak attacks.
 Furthermore, the Japs have devel- oped small air bases all over the Pacific, so that almost every little island is a stationary airplane car- rier.
 Meanwhile, the American Navy has been operating on the old-fash- toned rules of warfare, the equivalent of the French tactics when they still put their faith in the Maginot Line.
 Naval officers back from the Solo, mons point out that if we could once get the Japs out in the old-fashioned line of battle, with all our battle ships, cruisers, carriers and destroy CTS operating as unit, the enemy would be licked. However, the Japs don't fight in this antiquated Battle of Jutland style. The last thing they want is to face our fleet in full formation. Their tactics are to lso- late small groups of American ves- sels, pop them off before help can come, thus gradually whittle down the U. s. fleet
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-07
FIRST SOLOMON DEFEAT

For instance, when the Japs dodged into the Solomons on the night of August they had only two cruisers and four destroyers. This was such an insignificant force com- pared with the American armada which lay guarding our transports that the U s. commander never dreamed they would have the nerve to attack.
 Yet they did, and sank about three times their weight. They did it by perfectly timed, perfectly executed strategy. Their airplane flares lit up Tulagi Harbor at exactly the right minute. Their ships closed in on ours and opened fire at exactly the right minute. It was their clock work precision, plus nerve, plus our stupidity, which caused our defeat.
 Tn contrast, American senior of- ficers are accustomed to operating with big fleets and according to long established rules of warfare. Peace time naval maneuvers were largely a matter of routine. Everyone knew pretty well what the enemy" fleet was going to do; and if the enemy commander made an unexpected move, frequently he was critlclzeo among his fellow officers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-07
FIFTH NIGHT
 RAID MADE
 UPON GENOA
British Bombers in Long Flight Unload Fire and
 Explosive Bombs

LONDON, Nov. 7.-Great Britain's home-b based bombers revisited Italy last night for the fifth time since late in October, showering Genoa with both fire and explosive bombs which by the Italians own word in- flicted notable damage" on Italy's most important port supplying the Axis armies in North Africa.
 The Italian communique, broad cast and picked up here, said par ticular damage is reported to have been done to the center of the great port city of Genoa and also in the eastern section"
 The long haul to and from, over virtually the length of continental Europe. across the Alps, was made in bad weather but the night skies were clear over Genoa.
 The Air Ministry says three bomb- CTS were lost.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-07
OFFICERS CLUB,
 HIGH SCHOOL IN
 WINS LAST NIGHT
Bears Defeat Alumni 37- 36-0ffiCers Win by
 25-23 Score

Paced by Johnny Bavard who collected seven field goals for IA points, and Jack Pasquan's l2 points on six field goals, Juneau High Schools Crimson Bears last night edged out a fast st-stepping AL umni team, 37 to 36.
 The Bears were leading by three points with three minutes to go when the Alumni collected field goal to close the margin to one point. The game ended with each outfit taking long shots.
 Johnny Floberg, in for Kenneth Thibodeau at guard, accounted for four points with couple Of field goals Donald Anderson, sub stitute forward, collected thre points with accurate tossing from the foul line.
 High man for the Alumni was L. Taylor who sunk seven field goals.
 In the preliminary contest, the Officers Club, trailing by i've points at halftime, came from be- hind to defeat the Falcons. 25 to 23 in another close contest.
 The next games will be Tuesday night with the St. Louis Blues meeting the Huskies, and the 5igacs taking on the Hell Divers in a double bill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-07
JOE MARTIN,
 cop HEAD,
 10 RESIGN
Chairman of National Com miftee Will Devote Full
 Time as House Leader

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Repre- sentative Joseph Martin of Massa- chusetts, minority leader of the House, announced today he will re- sign as Chairman of the Republican National Committee at the meeting to be held in St. Louis December T, in order that he may give all his time to his House job.
 He made the announcement at a news conference and also said he is giving very serious consideration pressing for formation of joint House and Senate committee on the conduct of the war.
 He said the elections served notice that the Government will have to get down to the business of winning the war"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-07
FRED pOE5SEL OF
 TENAKEE pASSES

The body of Fred Poessel, 72- year-old Tenakee cook, who died November 3, was brought to Ju- neau yesterday by Deputy Marshal George Jones on Sam Asp's boat, the Hyak.
 MT. Poessel has been q cook for the Superior Packing Company at Tenakee for several years. Born in Germany, he had no known rela tives surviving.
 No funeral arrangements have yet been made, it was announced this morning at the Charles w Carter Mortuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-07
SHEARS FOR ALCAN ROAD OPENING WILL BE ENGRAVED HERE

Juneau will be represented in more ways than one at the official ceremony November 20 when the ribbon across the new Alcan high way is cut and trucks begin rolling along the new road into Alaska.
 The shears with which Alaska and Canadian officials will jointly snip the ribbon were purchased in Juneau and are being engraved by William Osborne, longtime AL askan engraver, a Juneau resident
 Each blade will bear the inscrip- tion, Dedication. Alcan Interna- tional Highway, November 20, 1922
 After the ceremony, the shears will be separated. one blade being sent to President Roosevelt and the other to Prime Minister Mac Kenzie King of Canada for the archives.