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Evening star., 1942-08-03
STAR WASHINGTON D. c. MONDAY AUGUST B. 1912
Women S Fall CIothe,
Conserve Materials,
But Remain Smart
Chicago Style Exhibition
Is Viewed as Proof
Of Designers Ingenuity
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-American de-
signers of women's apparel unveiled
today the result of their efforts to
produce smart, serviceable fall and
winter fashions while conserving
fabrics and metals.
Retail merchants and department
store buyers began two weeks of in
spection of new styles at the meet
ing of the Interstate Merchants
Council and attendant merchandise
expositions. A year ago more than
10000 buyers placed approximately
100000 worth of orders with
Chicago wholesalers and manufac-
turers.
Limitations and restrictions have
but served to spur designers creative
talents, and new presentations for
the coming season are noteworthy
for their good looking, wearable and
feminine qualities" said Katherine
Ratio, merchandising counsel of the
Merchandise Mart.
Every Inch Of Material Used.
Mrs. Ratio said the newly devel-
oped silhouette was so slim and
f1attering that it was hard to be-
lieve its origin was In so prosaic
source as Regulation Order LBS.
Peg-top lines on skirts that are
slender and straight but never tight,
soft front fullness and side hip
shirring and draping make the most
OF every inch of material allotted to
civilian use.
Because unnecessary details clash
with conservation aims, costumes are
ornamented effectively through use
Of contrasting fabrics. self material
loops and tucks on fold trimming.
The boy-style coat, smart for
nearly all occasions, remains as
fashionable as 1t has been in the
past among women. Dressy coats
are slim through the body, but have
an easy fullness above the waist.
Skirts Are Slim in Appearance.
Suits have short jackets with self
stitching detail, new pocket treat
ments and unusual yokes. Skirts
are slim in appearance, but allow
for walking and sitting comfort with
cores, kick pleats, shallow box pleats
and sharp trouser-press pleats.
Accessories show no loss in charm
from lack of metals. Wood, plas-
tics, colored stones. yarns and other
non-critical materials have been
utilized.
Handbags are trim, neat and EN-
cient. Top handle handbags fit
into the carry-your- -own- bundles
vogue conveniently. Wearable calf
skin leads in this group.
In fabrics, cottons of all kinds are
utilized. Corduroy, shown in every
color, shows UP smartest in red.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Australia Boosts Puy,
Allowances of Troops
By the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
CANBERRA. Australia. Aug. g.
Prime Minister John Curtin an
nounced today an increase Of six
pence g cents) day In the pay Of
Australian soldiers and a shilling a
day (16 cents) in the allowance for
wives.
The regular pay has been 8 shill-
ings a day for the common soldier,
two of which are withheld for pay
ment after the war.
He also announced that owing to
"insuperable difficulties" the gov
ernment had abandoned its proposal
to levy taxes which would limit
profits to per cent.
Evening star., 1942-08-03

Chairman Charles F. Horner de-
clared, "It is our job to do the best
possible job we can in the shortest
possible time. The Russians are re-
sisting overwhelming odds in their
brave effort to stand off the invading
Nazis and any helping hand we can
extend them is we'll deserved"
Campaign Director Fred C.
Spaulding said that any benefits
sponsored by worthy organizations
in behalf of Russian war relief would
be appreciated.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Services for DR.. McCurdy
Will Be Held Tomorrow

FREDERICK, Md, Aug. 3.-Fu-
neral services will be conducted to-
morrow for DR.. Ira Jay McCurdy,
chairman Of the city police COM
mission and prominent Frederick
resident for nearly so years.
DR.. McCurdy, 70. died yesterday
at Frederick City Hospital. He was
injured in fall three weeks ago.
A former county and city health
ofncer, he was a member of the
Frederick County Medical Society,
American Medical Association and
the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty
of Maryland. DR.. McCurdy was
associated with the Maryland Ma
tional Guard Medical Corps for
many years.
Active in Democratic politics. DR..
McCurdy also was a member Of the
Masonic, Elks and Knights of
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Nine Beaten In Los Angeles
Youthful Gang Warfare
., the Associated Press.

,, the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 3.--Mne
persons were beaten, one fatally, and
another was reported drowned in
warfare between youthful gangs
yesterday.
A special police squad was ap-
pointed two weeks ago to deal with
the gangs, which have engaged In
crimes ranging from petty larceny
to slayings. More than 4 score
Of youths had been taken In custody.
In the violence yesterday, Sheri11's
Capt. p. M. Junou said, nine youths
and three girls armed with auto
mobile cranks and chains raided .
party near Montebello. jose Diax,
~, died of = fractured skull. Ten
youths were taken to the county
jail for questioning.
Eleven youths attacked five others
at gravel pit swimming pool near
Monterey Park with chains. One
unidentified boy was reported beaten
and drowned. The pool was being
dragged for the body. Monterey
Park police booked II youths On Aas-
picion Of assault With . deadly
weapon.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Russian War Relief Drive
Opens; Goal Is 100000

The Washington campaign for
Russian War Relief opened today at
local headquarters of the drive, 1918
Connecticut avenue NV, with a
quota set at 100000.
Throughout the Nation, the cam >
paign has already produced $4,000
900 Of the ss 900 900 national goal, it
was reported. aVt
Emphasizing that all contributions
will 60 directly to Russia, Campaign
Evening star., 1942-08-03

Pythias lodges. At one time he was
president and director OF the Fred
erick Club in the Blue Ridge Base
ball League. ...
Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Lucy Eisenhauer McCurdy of Fred
erick, and his mother, Mrs Jennie
Devilbiss McCurdy of Woodsboro.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Defense Course Under Wov

Potomac Yards has joined the
Alexandria civilian defense organi-
zation and employees are being given
three weeks course in fighting gas
and bombs by william M. Barbour,
city fire department instructor.
Plans for first-aid classes to start
after the completion of the present
course are being worked out by
civilian defense officials.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
HELEN HAYES shows the Navy how
she saves zvaste kitchen fats to help
stop the Japs

II DON'T know as much about making cxplo-
sives as most soldiers and sailors do about
the stage.
"But lately I've learned these things: that
kitchen fats make gyeerine and glycerine
makes the powder charge that drives millions
of shells for the United Nations.
"rm told that single pound of kitchen grease
will make two anti-aircraft shells So you can
bet that not one drop of waste fat in my house
ever goes down the DRAIN Instead, send it
back to my meat dcalcr-and on its way to the
war. I'm making it a wartime habit-are you?"
4~I+~1"
Take Il to your meat dsaer ssys Miss Hayes AFTER you've
nected pound He cooperating patocay, and Win
for fats and them their way the But
lp him BY delivering early in the week."
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Second Front Agitation
In U. S. Stressed by Reds
II tina A.>-t.tnA 49,.

~ ths AoS0cNVed xf0ee.
MOSCOW. Aug. 3.-Mosoow
newspapers gave prominent dis
play yesterday to agitation and
meetings in the United states ana
Great Britain urging creation Of .
second front,
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Darn nf ThankH

LEWIS, MAUDE Z. We wish to gratefully
acknowledge the many kindnesses, ex-
pressions Of sympathy and flowers from
the neighbors of the 100 block Of st.
NV; relatives and friends at the dea tn
of MAUDE Z. LEWIS.
JOHN B. LEWIS, PHILIP G. LEWIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Abbott, Costello
Top Attractions

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. % CUP).-
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. who
went before movie cameras for the
first time two years ago, have dis
placed Mickey Rooney, four-time
box office champion, as the movies
biggest money-makerS, polls OF
exhibitors disclosed today.
The polls were made BY the
Motion Picture Herald and the
Showman'S Trade Review. Both
placed Clark Gable, now in the
army Air force, in second place.
The Herald listed the next eight
according 10 box office drawing
power in, this order: Gary Cooper,
Rooney. Bob Hope, James Cagney.
Gene Autry, Betty Cradle. Greer
Carson and Spencer Tracy
The Review published separate
lists for actors and actresses. The
actresses were ranked: Betty
Cradle, Greer Carson. Dorothy
Lamour, Judy Garland, Bette
Davis, Ann Sheridan, Rosalind
Russell and Lana Turner. The
actors after Abbott and Costello
and Gable were Cooper. Rooney,
Nope, Gene Autry, Cagney and
Tracy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
LdIdpa|oozds'
Stops the laps
Tn. Detroit Time. Washington Bureau

The Detroit Times Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Dec. 26.-How
TO tell Chinese from Jap. and
warning 70 frisk the latter down
TO his "G-string' arc among the
practical hints contained in a war
department booklet being distrib-
uted 10 American soldiers in China
and made public today.
The technique of how 10 spot a
Jap is illustrated in this latest
army guide-book with a cartoon
strip.
The Jap will be short. squat,
with almost no wAisfIine," Uncle
Sam advises his Far Eastern
fighting lads His skin Is lemon
yellow, his whiskers fairly
heavy, his eyes slanted toward
his nose.
There will usually be a wide,
calloused space between his first
and second toes where a thong
ran TO bind his sandals before
he began 10 wear army shoes.
He can't pronounce our liquid
u and Kisses on any - sound,
80 try him on--'lala pa loozs'.
And never neglect To search
n Jap prisoner to and including
his 'G-string' Concealed In IL
Il more than likely TO he q small
pistol or knife which he will use
on you at the first opportunity"
And even as the AEF in Africa
was cautioned TO respect the yelled
Moslem women. equal courtesy is
suggested toward the modern Chi
nese girl who was described as
often very pretty in her long
closely fitting gown. her bare arms
and short hair"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Kill 5
Near Jackson

JACKSON, Dec. 26.-Three per-
sons were injured fatally in acct
dents near here on Christmas Day.
Perry Roosa, Ill. of jackson, and
his brother, John A. Roosa, so, of
Flint, were killed when a car
driven by John Roosa plunged off
highway M-60, four miles south
west of here, and overturned.
Frank Bailand. 81. OF Ypsilanti.
died in Foote Hospital from in
iuries received in a crash five miles
east of here. His Car collided with
one driven by Jack J. Hannah
tree, %, of Homer. Hammantree's
wife. Doris, and Wayne Jennings.
RID No. q Albion, passengers.
were injured and are hospital
patients.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
WAC Recruit F0Il0Ws
5 Brothers Into Service

COLDWATER, Dec. 26-Fol-
lowing family tradition, Miss Caro-
line NJ. Manock today enlisted in
the WAAC.
Three of her brothers, Joseph,
Frank and George. joined the
army few months ago. In the
first war two other brothers. DOM
mic and Anthony, we're killed in
action. Dominic was cited for
capturing a German major gen.
eral.
The father Of the war-mindeo
family John Manock. heads a
-Coldwater patriotic group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Met Cutup May
Win Back Wife

RENO. New, Dec. 26 (UP).-
Richard Knight, the unpredictable
New York attorney, appeared close
10 second reconciliation with his
wife today although he has moi
yet won her signature on papers
10 dismiss her divorce suit.
Knight. who once stood on his
head in the lobby of the Metropolis.
tan Opera, joined his wife for
c hriStmas dinner. and Mrs
Dorothy Ledyard Knights attor.
Iney admitted he had drawn up a
document 10 dismiss her divorce
suit.
IT don't know what she Is
going 10 do" the attorney. Lloyd
Smith, said, confessing he was
beginning 10 doubt that Mrs.
knight would complete the
divorce action.
Knight indicated he would con-
Itinue his campaign to win back
his wife's affections before the
Ideadline, January 2. when she can
lobtain divorce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Ann Rutherford Sets Date

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 26 GNS).
Ann Rutherford, the dark-eyed
actress who used 10 be Mickey
Rooney's best girl in the Andy
Hardy series. is to be married
over the weekend 10 David May,
30, executive in a department store
owned by his father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
2 Studied in Michigan

Among those who will be the
first 10 report are Its. q. g. Mar
jorie Bartholomew. Pittsburgh,
graduate of Wellesley. Carnegie
Institute of Technology. Liggett
School of Detroit and Pennsylva-
MIA College for Women. and Luz
crttia T Mexican, Williamsport,
Pa. graduate of Albion College,
Michigan, and Syracuse Univer-
sity.
The women's reserve of the
navy--the WAVES serving in
every bureau and every district OF
the navy dePaFt Fffeht- within the
continental United States, the
navy department announced mean
while.
/ BY January ] il is expected
5000 officers and enlisted women
will be on active duty or in train
ing at WAVES schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Z SPARS Set
For Academy
Officers Course
Coast Guard Training
viii Begin Sunday
at New London, Conn.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 26 (UP).
II SPARS step off train
at New London, Conn.,, tomorrow.
the United States Coast Guard
Academy will be crashed by
women for the first time.
Receiving the SPAR officers. the
first commissioned women in the
coast guard reserve, will be Rear
Admiral James Pine. academy SUI
perintendent. He will explain the
intensive two-week course in coast
guard tradition and procedure
which will begin Monday.
About 10 more SPARS will enter
the Academy January 10. accord
ing TO 1t. Com. Dorothy Stratton,
SPARS commandant.
This first group OF u SPARS
officers was selected to head the
women's coast guard reserve from
a WAVES class at Smith College.
Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

ALL land contracts bought, mtgs. made
MeHugh, 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 0349
ANY desirable land contract purchased
MELVIN r. LANPHAR a COMPANY
sth Floor. Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 1910
Any LAND contracts bought: quick serv-
ice Schwartz. Cadillac 42ie
AT LOW discounts. We buy land contracts
arrange "a = FIRST mortgage loans Edw
Henkel Co. Hammond Bios. CA. 2655.
CASH for Land Contracts
Discounts as low as SO. L. r. Brown
lll2 Detroit Bank Bldg. Cherry 1927
CASH for land contraets quick service
NORMAN SKY. Real Estate. TO. e-53Oo.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate HIS,
inrs In the Big sunday Times Want Ac
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

COLDWATER, Dec. 26.-Six
weeks ago Mr.. and Mrs. William
Butler, farmers at Homer, near
here. we're advised that their son,
Pvt. Duane Butler. was missing
in action in New Guinea.
As the parents were about TO sit
down TO somewhat gloomy
Christmas dinner the telephone
rang. 1t was war department Of
fclals. who told the couple that
Duane had been found and was
safe and sound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Business Opportunities

APARTMENT-5-unit East Side (should
hqudste, few years.. Sacrificing Muir
ray 1891
COCKTAIL Bar Restaurant Lease expir-
ing: can be moved; sacrificing. Ivan
hoe 1912.
GROCERY, meat market-tgOod location,
business; III, leaving city. University
1-5ieB.
NURSERY School established three years
nice clientele; capacity enroilment. Cadil-
lac 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
THATCHER AVE.
Flats for Sale

JUNCTION TOLEDO Prick 20 top, ter
race 8 rooms each oak floors aud hnish
throughout ? steam plants. only s. 500.
terms
62iT ". PORT VI i.lSO1
LIVE ~ G-rm lower FOR $50 mo. inc
taxes Now vacant, decorated immedl-
ste porstrsiur 81. 56G HN. 3sT77.
J. J. BENNETT 1880 FENKELI
/ COLORED-- EAsT sIDE-MOVE IH'
PRESTON mr. Fiiery. NOD fan sim
hit, gar. lover . Filk vacant ATAA IN
y sBOBlS -9ao6 Woodward R $500
COLoRED-RICHMo t3a5 DN
VACANT soon. fins down 4 % slate
roof gsF Efovs hest. newly decorated A.,
r.. sLoBiN q30s woodward TR i.0J6s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Farms and Lands for Sale

STATE LANDS -Si.h 20 acre up complete
list Is cents Michigan Tas Service
Bureau Majestic BuidiBg Detroit
az ACRES. GOOD BUILDINGS
Ideal Tor sportsman farmer near trnu,
streams ard lakes excellent hunting about
al acres tor crops wOodlUt. fruit realty
rsSga uniy IS. 10 fo1ms. Decn plant. beau
,iful view harm 26xi0i olec pump houFine
for 3O9 hens EaraEc' on Eravol road shVri
r,In\ toI town rare value at 50 500. terms
pg N59 Rig Catsiok write for Free Copy
sTROUT REALTY. IN South Dearborn
street. Chicago IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Little Farms. for Sole

A BLUE.RooFED BUNGALOW Rock
Iathcd Wired Zoe electric stove; city
water in: with electric REFRIGERATOR and
rev COAL stove; on large lots. bus
service only 81 1915. Si35 cash moves YOU
IN. GROSsMAN. corner Van Born and
Wayne roads Phone Wayne e20
TELEGRAPH ROAD frontage. 100 feet
near corner 81 Goddard Road fun price
only $3.50 Newman, 1851 south 1ele-
graph nE 263s.
arm HOME on ~ acres cleo bus serv.
ice. almost completely finished inside
down payment. $3.50 Newman, Allen and
nix-Toledo Roads. CT. 1850
~ ACRES Garden soil; $500. terms
near Flat Rock. Crossman. no. 64fi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

"The Wishing Well" has a
message in cipher for you.
Daily and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
AT ONCE cssn tor rour Property

sinElas. FiAu and Apartments.
Tdw Henkel CO., Hammond BIDS ca, 2os'
CAsH for your properly What have "
Hurry johnson CO. ca ssh0. Ma, 42lS.
CASH f0r coiore1 homes, fats, y v
SMEDLEY, go r Warren, TT. 1872.
pRAFTFEs-Hats clients Cor any lypt
home X W sec. Mr. Hpniiey, IN, l-T7OO
ELIPFfI. s co. Zoo " AcNlCBoLs kb
HOMEs ann g-natS. ia y " section,
from owners Rlirh = roynion. 1000
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

AUTO LOANs-Cafs houFs traiiors, trucks,
boats. cash while YOU wait Lloyd
Fast. Inc 20tO D. Grand blvd. MA. Ol42
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

CONSULT the enlarged Real Esls,s list.
ines in the big SUNDAY Times Wan, Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Large Business Corner

Large Business Corner
In an excellent shopping district. occupied
Nv a national chain store modern clear
span building Paved rarking LOT under
lease that has 8 wears fo run, land and
huildinl for sale AZ price that wNP yield
over net
AFTER TAXES
We invite Inquiries from prudent investors
IN $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Resorts for Sale
Business Property for Sale

UARsTF$'s ISLAND cottage bedrooms
large lof hargain CA. 400 IT,. 2-641s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

SOX2Ts-Eewer water gas, waikt school
1918. near i3.Ais ano Woodward. Jud'
sou Bradwsy CO. RA 300
CoLoRED- lnkstsr. lgr lots. city water,
sidewalks ST5-Sl50 $40 IN nE 5000
OInRFD-Parealr. lnkster. large lots
100 an Improvements University 2-sosl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Bungalows for Sale

s-RooM-oh. ioi 7ori23, Pear. Dan J
Harrison. IN i.i250
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Income Bungalows for Sale


GRAND RrvFR.Nsrk Twain 49, to-roof
hriek s. H00. terms oustafson. no sOot
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-09-11

Faith has meaning only if it is
reflected in work. The adversary
cannot be defeated by worry and
excitement, by distorting reality
brighten him, by taking refuge in
wild exaggeration of the phenom-
ena of life and refusing to face
truth. These exaggerations are
IN reality the form escape takes.
The civilian fight against the adj
versary imposes the duty of order
and discipline, sobriety and self
sacrifice, quiet determination, dis
regard of death in order that
Gods world shall live. There is
more power in the prescribed dali
ly work than in repeating the
slogans heard over the radio, or
the partisan comment in the
press, or the garrulous discussion.
in social gatherings. Each one to
his task. The soldier at the front,
the civilian in the rear, wasting
no time or thought with matters
none of their own special concern,
going about their work soberly,
with thrift. There is more of a
contribution to the war effort in
stinting on the things you con-
sumo than in the indignation you
express against the clumsy STRAIT
egg of the British, or the cruelty
Of the Nazis. There is more of
support of the World-of -Tomor-
row in going about your business
than in getting yourself into a
stew of discussion unrelated to
your duties, which creates irrita-
ton and hate and confusion of
thought.
Of course, all this belongs in
the synagogue on the Day of
Atonement, where the traditions
of faith are supposed to live. It
is part of the service, the duty of
the Preacher. For this unprofes-
sional intrusion, I offer my apol-
ogies.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-09-11
A LITTLE MORE QUIET, PLEASE!
With An Apology for Preaching
BY LOUIS LIPSKY

The year STOP saw America catapulted into war; It
,so marked rise in temperature for the discussion Of
Jewish problems internal and external Louis Lpsv
r of Americas most distinguished publcists looks down
non the confusion and the turmoil and suggests no,
roenta attitude for the coming year.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-09-11

A. the risk of being charged
,,,ith the faults I complain of, I
venture to say that-in addition
To being the victims of the gen
oral confusion that prevails in the
,uorld-we Jews are under the
rressure of diverse extremes in all
o,,r discussions, with the result
that the Jewish world looks like
q caricature of a caricature. Only
the extremist seems to have the
right of way. The loudest talk,
either way, deserves a premium
and moderation is sold, contempt
uously, at a discount. Courage
must be shown by using full
blooded words and paying no at
tention to the dictionary.
If you say that Hitler is near
the end of his rope, you are en-
gagged in "wishful thinking" If
YOU talk darkly of the fighting ca
pacity of the United Nations, you
are a "realist." General Rommel
is bound to take Alexandria, cross
the Syrian Peninsula and storm
Jerusalem; Hitler will bre a k
through the Caucasus, by-passing
the Russian armies, and join
hands with the Japanese coming
up from India. These are facts
you dare not dispute.
To meet these devastating con-
clusions the strategists of Vic
tory, also uncompromising, con-
trive their own counter-exagger-
atoms. They emphasize that Cen
eral Rommel will surely be driven
back into Libya or completely an
initiated; that the Russians are
retreating only to get Hitler clos
er for the coup de grace the re-
serves are massed near the Don
River are prepared to give him.
Look at it from another angle.
General Rommel can be thrust
back into Libya and Palestine
saved without question if the Eng
fish would only let us have a Jew