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Evening star., 1943-08-06

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BREWING CO., 600 ST. NV.
FOOD AND DRINK CHECK
Err, part time, 6 to II pm;
no Sunday work; good pay,
steady position. Apply Mad
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ton Bldg, 18th and New York
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
QUAINT ACRES

Now open for the season. Home grown
vegetables in variety Peaches, grapes.
neighbors. Silver Spring colesvilie tS, I'd y.
route %. mi. from District. sH. $50
Evening star., 1943-08-06
TELEPHONE OPERATOR
EXPERIENCED

AIR R-CONDITIONED OFFICE.
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Hotel Conn. ave and Woodley rd NV,
between Q am. and I'm. CO 2O00
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26

New York (JPS)-Arising from
sickbed to address an overflow
audience in Carnegie Hall, Moshe
Shertok, political chief of the
Jewish Agency for Palestine, de-
manded the creation of free
Jewish commonwealth in Pales-
tine in his one scheduled public
appearance in the United States
before his impending return home.
Mr.. Shertok, speaking with
vigor and eloquence, said that the
Jews will never accept a policy
similar to the Balfour Declaration,
which was construed by some as
meaning a Jewish State; by others
as a ghetto, and by others as a
kind of Jewish Vatican which
would give Jews only a spiritual
bond with their ancient home
land.
If there is a Federation of Arab
states formed in the Near East af-
ter the war, he pointed out, Jewish
Palestine must be separate en-
tity in such a Federation. The
status of the Jews after the wal
must be that of complete equality
for Jews as individuals and fol
the Jewish people as nation.
Dealing with the contribution Of
the Jews to the war effort of the
United Nations he pointed Out
that although the Jews constitute
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26

New York (JPSC--Louis H. So
bel, member of the overseas staff
of the Joint Distribution Commit
tee, has left by plane for South
America, where he will undertake
coordination of work on behalf of
the $4,000 Jewish refugees in the
southern republics. He will make
a preliminary tour of the contin-
ent, it is reported, before estab-
fishing headquarters for the direc-
ton of refugee aid projects, in
GLIDING relief, child and medical
care, economic and vocational
assistance, and resettlement
South American Jewry will be
urged to play a more important
part in such activities.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
HUNGARIAN WOMEN
WEAR MOGEN DAVIDS
ON NEW SPRING SUITS

ZURICH (JTA) - Hungarian
women are openly displaying their
contempt for the pro-Nazi Hun
garian regime by DOMINIC Mogen-
Davids, which Jews are now COM
PEELED to wear, according to an
article appearing in the Budapest
newspaper, vi Magyarsag, which
reached here this week.
The paper complains that 1.-The
women no longer confine their
madness to listening to broadcasts
from England and Moscow. Some
now go so far as to demonstrate
their sympathies in the streets.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
bint Committee. Organized To
|mpeI| United American Action

lew York (JPS) A Joint
nmittee for European Affairs,
sisting of the leading organiza-
Ds in American Jewish life, has
h formed to- arouse the con-
ence of the United States on
half of the Jews of Europe and
initiate mass action for the res
of a maximum number of
Dse who can still escape from
zi-held territories. In response
the initiative of DR.. Chain
eizmann, President of the Jew
Agency for Palestine and the
Drld Zionist Organization, these
lies have combined forces to
Led measures for the protection
Jews abroad.
The membership in the COM
ttee consists of the American
wish Congress, the American
wish Committee, tn B'nai
18th, the American Emergency
mmittee for Zionist Affairs, the
wish Labor Committee, til e
nagogue Council of America,
J Union of Orthodox Rabbis,
! United Palestine Appeal and,
the capacity of observer, the
Sint Distribution Committee.
ese constituents, each of which
b be represented on the Joint
mmittee by three persons, have
Ready met and taken prelimin-
y action to implement steps pro-
sed. A working committee and
rious subcommittee are in the
Ocess of formation and details
public action will soon be made
own.
1T is understood that the i'm
tus for the new organization,
hich represents Jews of every
litical grouping, came from a
betting called by DR.. Weizmann
New York several weeks ago,
eSent at that time were a num-
r of Jewish leaders, including
|. Stephen S. Wise, President OF
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
MCDONALD SAYS JEWS
FACE PALESTINE
OR DEATH

Washington (JPS)-James G.
Mcdonald, former League of Ma
tons High Commissioner for
Refugees, writing in the New
Palestine on the theme, '"The Time
for Discussion Is Past, urges i'm
mediate action to save the Jews
of Europe; and declares that for
many the alternatives are Pales-
tine or death. He speaks of other
Ravens which have been suggest
ed, such as Australia, Madagascar,
Guiana, Africa, the West Indies
and South America as "pallia-
tives," which hardly stand criti-
cal examination"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
DIR. Abrann L.
Sachar To Speak
In Jacksonville

DIR. Abram L. Sachar, national
director of Hillel, will be the main
speaker at the joint Friday night
services in the Jewish Center at
Third and Silver Streets on April
2, which will be held by the Tenn
pie Aheveth Chesed and the Cen
ter. B'nai Birth Sabboth will be
observed, and DR.. Sachar is being
brought here by the Adolph B.
We'll Lodge for the occasion.
Services will begin promptly at
8:15. DR.. Sachar will speak early
in the evening due to the fact
that he is scheduled to leave the
city by 10 o'clock.
Earlier in the evening a dinner
will be held by the lodge in the
Seminole Hotel at six o'clock at
which time DR.. Sachar will fire
the starting gun for membership
campaign for local membership, it
was announced by Philip Selber,
president of the Adolph B. We'll
lodge.
DR.. Sachar is a fluent and color
full speaker, and Jacksonville is
being honored by his appearance
here. Inasmuch as his address at
the Friday night service will be
his only one in the city, other
than at the dinner, Jacksonville
Jewry is urged to avail itself Of
the opportunity of hearing him.
Rabbi M. D. Margolis and Rabbi
Israel Kaplan will officiate at the
services.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
MORRISON WOULD
NOT PROTECT JEWS

LONDON (JTA)-A sug-
gestion by Rev. R. w. Sor-
ensen, Laborite, that the
House of Commons adopt
legislation for legal penal
ties for persons engaging in
anti-Semitic agitation was
rejected this week by Home
Minister Sir Herbert Nor
rison. while we are alive
to the potential dangers of
anti-semitic prejudice, it
would be contrary to the
Governments policy to af-
ford preferential treatment
and protection to one section
Of the community" Nor
rison said.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26

the American Jewish Congress;
DR.. Nahum Goldman, Chairman
of the Administrative Committee
of the World Jewish Congress-;
former Judge Joseph Proskauer,
President of the American Jewish
Committee; Rabbi Israel Gold
stein, President of the Synagogue
Council of America; Gedalia Bulb
lick of the Mizrcahi Organization;
Morris Waldman, General Secre-
tary of the American Jewish Com
mittee; Adolph Held, Chairman OF
the Jewish Labor Committee;
Louis Fabricant of the Bnai
Birth; Meyer Wisegal, and others
It is reported that all of the
groups invited to attend have ac-
cepted membership and that the
Joint Distribution Committee Will
shortly become one of the constlt-
uent bodies.
Unique in American Jewish me-
this new super-body will dlrect
the energies of American JewrV
toward effective mass action IN
which all segments are said &c
concur.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
ADOPTS PRO-PALESTINE
RESOLUTION

Albany, N. Y. (JPS)-In a res
olution adopted unanimously by
both Houses, the New York State
Legislature, condemning the at
tempted determination of Euro
pean Jews, expressed its approval
of the continued development of
q Jewish National Home in Pal
estine." The resolution, sponsor
ed by Senator John ]. Dunnigan,
was introduced at the suggestion
of the officers of the American
Palestine Committee.
The resolution urged 1.-The full
est cooperation of the United Ma
lions in Furnishing those respon-
eible for this horrible crime a
eainst humanity, and in allevlat-
ing suffering through an inter-
national rescue agency" Approx
Al was also given to the absorb
tion in Palestine "of as many
LEWIS as may be required by the
urgent needs of the Jewish peo-
nile as an integral part of the new
democratic world order in accord
ance with the principles for which
the United Nations are now fight
ing"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
[OuSe Passes
resolution Con-
GINNING Massacres

Washington (JPS)-Following
llberations by the Committee on
preign Affairs, the House Of
representatives. completed action
the joint Congressional resolu-
pm Is. Con. 81 which had pre-
Ously been adopted unanimously
the Senate, condemning the
assacre of European Jewry and
manding appropriate punish
ent for its perpetrators. The
solution, which received the I'M
lmous approval of the House as
~, was initiated by Rep. Eman-
Seller of New York, and intro
yea In the Senate by Majority
Fdoer Alben w. Barley of
entucky.
MI Celler declared Immediately
Ter the resolution was adopted
at additional measures would be
ceSsary if the Jews of Europe
PRE- to be saved. He pointed out
at The resolution must be re-
Hroed as a prelude of acts to fol-
w. II any real benefit to the
FWish people is to result"
'nucating limitations of Con-
esslonal action thus far, he said,
: IS now hoped that the United
~ at their next conference
~ backed by the resolution,
NC up the question of establish
8 some temporary haven now
q tne Jews within the boundary
germany and Nazi conquered
lnds."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
RATSHEVSKY DIES

Boston (JPS) = Abraham c.
Ratshevsky, former United States
Minister to Czechoslovakia, died
here at the age of 7S. Originally
in the clothing business, Mr.. Rat
shevsky become prominent in
banking, politics, and relief work.
He was appointed Minister to
Czechoslovakia in 1880 by Presi-
dent Hoover and resigned in 1882.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
POSTHUMOUS AWARD TO
JEWISH LIEUTENANT
IN NORTH AFRICA

London (JPS)-Jean Drey1uS'
the Jewish lieutenant who was
killed when assisting the Aliieo
forces to land in Nortn Alilo",
has been posthumously awarded
the Cross of Liberation by Genera
Charles de Gaulle. Dreytus noU
won the French War Cross IN
1899. After the fall of France nc
had gone to North Africa.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-03-26
Shertok Demands Free
Jewish State in Palestine

only one-third the population of
Palestine, four-fifths of the Pales-
tine armed units are Jews, and 90
per cent of the women enrolled
in the auxiliary services are Jew
ish. He called Palestine the "only
nucleus of crystallized physical
strength" which the Jews possess.
Recruiting Arabs, he stated,
may be a political asset to the
British Government, but the en-
listment of Jews is a vital mill
tary necessity.
"Jews are deeply appreciative of
compassion and sympathy" he
said. But they have had pity
enough and to spare. It is about
time that real rescue should be at
tempted. The half-heartedness and
procrastination with which the
problem is being met is tragic.
After months of study and exam
ination, a conference for further
study and examination has been
suggested and even that proposal
is still in the air. Meanwhile
every week tens of thousands of
Jews are being put to death. It
is no answer to say that members
Of other races besides Jews are
also being killed. Jews are the
only people in Europe being ex-
terminated as a whole"
The political leader who flew
here from London said that his
journey had been a long one, but
that "globe-trotting is a tradi-
tional Jewish occupation" The
chairman of the meeting was
Judge Louis E. Levinthal, Presi-
dent of the Zionist Organization
of America. Haydn Greenberg,
editor and publicist, spoke on the
contemporary Zionist program.
He pointed out that Arab pro-
gross ID IlOL 1IICOIlSISLCIlI Will
Jewish development of the coun-
try, and that the Jews can be of
real benefit to the Arabs in rails
ing their standards of living.
ITO offer the Jews some other
territory-yesterday British Gui-
ana or San Domingo, today Fri
trea or Madagescar-is tanta-
mount to asking children to for
get their mother when she is alive
and longing for them"
He said that the Zionist read
ing of the clauses in the Atlantic
Charter promising freedom from
want and freedom from fear in
dicated the foundation Of free
Jewish state in Palestine. Many
thinking people in England and
America are giving consideration
to closer collaboration on the
problem of Jewish nationhood.
He indicated, however, that the
forces of sacrifice of the Jews
are formidable"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Here's the ClinCher for me

Ere,y pay day, nearly quarter Of ubat make goes
into Var Bonds Not just when l can spare it. But
every single pay day-week in week out.
It's taken right of my pay, the Payroll Savings
Plan. That way, hardly miss it, But it mounts
up fast
And every one Of those War Bonds will pay back
four dollars for three.
Pay it back when my kid may need it most.
Sure, Id be buying bonds anyway. know the
Government needs money to win the war. And, it's
the least sacrifice guy can make for the country
that's been good TO him.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

But the cncher with me is my kid.
X X
CHANCES ARE, you're already in the Payroll
Savings Plan-buying War Bonds-doing your Bit
But don't stop there. Raise your sights! Do your
best
How millions Of Americans have done their BIT
and how they con do better.
OF the 81 million Americans plant pay rolls,
nearly 80 million of them have joined the Payroll
Savings Plan. Off you aren't in yet-sgn up to-
morrowD
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

Those Americans who have Joined the Plan are
investing, on the average, 1919 of their earnings in
War Bonds. Of you haven't reached lO% yet
keep tryingD
But ......
Americas income this year will be the highest in
history-about rs BILLION dollars! In spite Of all
taxes and price rises, the average worker will have
more money than last year-more than erer before!
That is why Uncle Sam has right to ask us, indi-
viduay, to invest more money in War Bonds through
the Payroll Savings Plan. He asks invest not
IOT or 15% or 2O%, but all TIE can!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

IHIS is my kid.
He's pretty good kid.
always used to figure he'd get along all right in
the world, the way did.
But war starts you thinking.
Nobody knows for sure just what kind of world
my kid will have TO grow up in But whatever kind
of world it is, a little money behind him will help
That's why I'm sailing money away for him now
I'm not taking any chances with his future I'm
guaranteeing il in the best way know how.
Evening star., 1943-05-02

Il was not Just group ef men who PVT together seays
olwoss vnbeljevobls Amssjeon avjolioW advssry, -
fins 10000 plones into se SKY In two shost years.
II wos you, and yevs netshbes: and your nsishbors
neiqhbos h wus se honds and heons ef f1ee with
a free place 10 live and work. h nnsos sos did
this thing nd poes On cods earsh h shsse aaeshes
nation slas could squoi His accomplishment.
And - h Is a. Dafios sias must win This war,
os loeo h.
vevr own port may not b 10 ~ q ashs q svssss
unifo. BIT your pat b shess osd .sa dessl
Your share ef work eoeh day. vevr share q bsads.
Your share of suesifcos.
These are he things yovr eovWsy Weeds II rsssm
for tie best way a living os has ssss worried ossl
Evening star., 1943-05-02
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Evening star., 1943-03-16
CLU BS

the baby's formula and how hard
she has to work.
The chief complaint that women
bring against housework is its mo-
notony So is every other job mo-
notonous by which we earn our
daily bread. But the difference
between woman who works in
side Of her home and the one who
works outside of it, is that one
is shut in the four walls of her
home, and the other works where
she sees people and things hap
pening, and the one is contented
and the other discontented. But
the discomfort can be changed to
content by the simple expedient of
the wife joining a club or two and
having something to think about
that is interesting and exciting
while she is washing the dishes or
stirring up a cake.
And suppose a wife has re-
forming complex, as most women
have. Think how much it adds to
the peace and comfort of a home
Tor her to take 1t out on the Hot
/ tentots instead of her husband.
Wise, indeed, is the man who en-
courages his wife to join the League
for Better Government and thus
| turns her attention away from his
own faults and weaknesses and poor
performances TO those of the poll
ticians.
Every man who marries wants
Evening star., 1943-03-16

girls who understand them oftener
than anything else is Just being
fed up to the teeth with a home
life that is as dull as dish water,
and the society of a mate who
doesn't have a new idea once a year.
And this goes for both wives and
husbands. The woman who is moth
ing but human turtle with her
house on her back, who never be-
longs to club nor goes anywhere,
nor hears any subject discussed ex-
cept the price of butchers meat and
how vegetables have gone up, is
bound to be not only a stupid COM
panlon for an intelligent man, but
to get peevish and fretful herself
and narrow in all her views.
But far otherwise is the woman
who belongs to clubs. who rubs wits
with other bright women, who hears
every subject under the sun dis
cussed, and who goes back home
refreshed in mind and body, full
OF new ideas, with nice little budget
OF gossip she has collected, and with
something to talk about besides
Evening star., 1943-03-16
100 Members, Guests
Attend Benefit at
Jewish Center

The annual white elephant benefit
auction" of the washington Chapter
Woman's American ORT, was held
last night at the Jewish Community
Center with approximately 100
members and guests attending.
Husbands of members served as
auctioneers contributing to the en-
ioyment of the evening by ex-
temporaneous remarks as they con-
Quoted the auction.
White elephants which were
brought by members included nu-
merous souvenirs sent by relatives
serving in the armed forces In
North Africa, Guadalcanal and
other parts of the world, A men,
ory of other war days was recalled
by an unusual "wlite elephant
vase designed from the case of
a projectile found on the battle
field at Metz, France, following the
World War.
Other articles contributed repre-
sented countries in which the ORT
has established rehabilitation train
ing schools, including Argentina
Bolivia, Uruguay, Mexico, Johan-
nesburg, South Africa; Switzerland
France, England and Canada. Pro
ceeds from the auction will 60 towarc
organization fund which supports
these schools.
Mrs. Irwin Geiger, president oi
the Washington ORT. presided al
the business meeting preceding the
auction Refreshments were served
during the evening with Mrs. Hymar
Nargolies and Mrs. Mary P.otnicf
presiding at the tea tables. Mrs
Joseph Barnett, chairman of thu
Telephone Committee, was amoni
those serving as co-hostesses.
Evening star., 1943-03-16
Bonnie Culbertson
To Sing Program
For Readers Club

Classics of the Allies" will be the
subject of musical program to be
presented at o'clock tonight by
Miss Bonnie Culbertson at Dialect
Evening to be held by the Readers
Club OF Washington at the Wash
ington Club Miss Culbertson. a
coloratura soprano, who in private
life is Mrs. w. D. Smith, sings in
seven languages. Her program to-
night will include a Mexican song
a Russian song, an English number
and THE Land of the Sky Blue
Water" by Cadman, a North Ameri
can selection. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Glennis Metz, futist,
and Miss Neva Maashe, pianist.
Members of the club who will give
Irish, Negro and Cockney impersona-
tions include Clarence Ruebson,
Margaret Mcmillan. Violet Warren
Pearson, Mrs. James Hartnett and
Esther Marshman.
Mrs. Constance M Goodman is
chairman of the program, and Mrs.
Esther B. Waldron is hostess. A
short meeting will precede the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1943-03-16
Kappa Phi Plans
Arlington Session

Members of the Kappa Phi Inter-
collegiate Chapter of the District of
Columbia are asked to assemble at
730 o'clock this evening in front
of the old Post Office Building,
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV, to attend a monthly
meeting of the group which will be
held at the home of Mrs. Maxwell
E. Becker, 1923 South Ivy street, Ar
lington.
TIE program will include a review
of Lloyd Douglas The Robe" by
Mrs. Robert Winters, past national
officer of Kappa Phi, who has re-
Gently moved to Bethesda, Md She
is now recording secretary of the
District Women's Society of Chris
tian Service.
A business meeting will be held
prior to the program followed by a
social hour. Kappa Phis recently
arrived in Washington and those
not previously associated with the
local chapter are invited to attend
and are asked to contact the presi-
dent, Mrs. William c. Summers, 2504
N. Washington boulevard, Airing
ton, Or the hostess, Mrs. Becker.
Evening star., 1943-03-16

his wife to be not only good wife
to him, but good mother to his
children, but she can't be this un-
less she keeps abreast of The times
and knows what is going On in the
world.
OF course, belonging to lubs. like
everything else, can be overdone.
put taken in moderation. it is the
best panacea for the ills of domeS-
tic life that has ever been devised.
1t may be that the club papers
may be little long, or they we're
in the midst of rubber in a bridge
game that would detain friend
wife, and her husband might have
to eat a dehcatessen dinner, but
when wife did get home she would
be so much more interesting and
amiable that it would pay for all
it costs.
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