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Evening star., 1944-11-05
SUBURBAN sALE--yiRelNiA.

BRICK BUNGALOW, close to school and
M saPsoN 81 afs Rsslsof sos.n iosS so
.SIisSsToS i - Esas Groom aseg!asIs
ines, vicinity Columbia pike and oiebe
n Aynston County to sslss. i9m ony x
TRsM6Nr iIises 6sS'' GARDENS - $3.50. broom
ard shower, front and back porchss: oil
heat: lot 7Qxlb6, completely FENCED, sub
isna o1 Ias,r5p sssh sa faanss sssoI Ss esq., Esq.,
n. Washington blvd, Arlinston, Va; Chest
50 souTaEskN THEM COLONIAL, on Ia acres near
9.room. 3-bath home, located In q grove
q sowering OAK trees secoraate&d & IN ne ne
string completely modern and Spacious
country home with privacy; located within
ood ss ssoppns ana fae
ties are available. II is within. Is miles
aaowntoTn washington un over Lee ,in,rs blvd
1artistic French doors on sides Of this
na on On sns sac ersGs
16l with built-in bookshelyes, dining room
pantry bs snd ToseGn egp saqp
room and bath, with separate stairway
a. large insulated % storage ' attic. msiiosed
randop- width floors. hot-water heating
SYSTEM with oil burner; 2-car detached
esaue white board fence tmay be pur-
chased with 80 additional acres). Price
$4,000. GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
exclusive agent. 2S40 Wilson blvd, Ar
lington,, Va, Day, CHI. 1898; evenings,
ARLINGTON: S11 $50. Open Sunday, gao
to 900 2737 23rd rd. north. Made
svaiisb,e ava sD. BY py owner moving, this z-room
the nearby Thrifton Village section on
bus on Lee highway. 1t has reception hall
spacious living room. I4x30 large dining
room and kitchen. on 1st floor. with
bedrooms two will take twin beds) and
bath on 2nd floor. Features include wood
burning fireplace and bay window in living
room. equipped kitchen including range
and refrigerator, stairway to storage attic,
full dry basement with hot-water Oil heat,
laundry and automatic hot water large
living porch on three sides of house, also
rear porch. Acre plot with shade and fruit
trees including several dogwoods. a flsh
pond and winding flagstone walks, making
. secluded nook and the maximum in
PSriyacy TSiy S; vet nearby to bus and city; II
type TYPE, home me sS appeal to you, better plan on
Key Bridge, right on Lee highway to Kirk
wood I'd. and Brook Manor Restaurant
right 2 SOS. to property or over Memorial
Bridge, right on Lee boulevard to first right
turn up river to Key Bridge, right on Lee
highway as per above to property KEITH
d. BRUMBACK, exclusively. Chestnut 1927
Evening star., 1944-11-05
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

4-STORY BRICK, downtown Northwest
location, approximately. $4,000 So. It., 3
NEW York AVEMIndustr,al DUST WI .estlon. saon
corner bldg. rear entrance, 10000 sa,
feet feet Ayaiishls April !. 1915. ne Mr..
ton Bldg. OI. S300
Evening star., 1944-11-05
LOTS WANTED.

parcels; give lot and square No broker.
YOUNG, 1858 Peabody st. NV. ~
] DO NOT WANT TO STEAL your property.
Builder. Room 36ea. Chandler Bids.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
SToREs WANTfp.

city and gift shop, BOX ASK, Star
HOUSE OR STORE, xoned lst commercial
Phone DU 3596 -
Evening star., 1944-11-05
OFFICES WANTED.

TRADE ASSOCIATION wants s or ONCE
Units IN modern building or second floor
converted house in vic OF 18th and K sts.
Nv. Box 2BS-K, Star.
ONE E.LARGE or 3 medium size ofices want
e.. Top rent paid: Only best ONCE bldg.
Expanding GO: Call DI. .4583.
Oh ROOM ONCE suite wanted, luxurt-
oMsly furnished, exclusively private Can
TEs IE Ss3is ; AD; l7s7 DE, 7s43.
about December /. vicinity 18th and Il
SITS. NV. Box 2T6-R, Star. Ts
Evening star., 1944-11-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

STORE OR GARAGE, brick: suitable for
repair shop. NV. preferred Adams 3I58
WANTED--About ] acre land in 2nd COM
mercial or Industrial; in good location:
close in; would prefer railroad siding, but
not essential. Phone o. H. GARvIN. Ex.
GOING BUSINESS or good location on
good road with cabins or sufficient ground
TO build Box 241-R Star
Evening star., 1944-11-05
SUB. PROP. SALE OR RENT (MD.)

VACANT acres, artistic hand-hewn oak
log house 35x45 feet. 2 large flreplaces;
Lanham School, $500: terms, no cash.
$50 per month. WO 1896 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

DESK SPACE with telephone service and
receptfonist, large bright room on second
$50 per month. HENRY j. RoBB, INC,
lQ24 Vermont ave. NV. DI, s141,
Evening star., 1944-11-05

SUBURBAN REkT-vlRGlNIA,
ON FARM NEAR FAIRFAX, Virginia
Small furnished 2-bedroom house, ami
LOT couple, $50 per month. Telephone
Vienna 206-J .
Evening star., 1944-11-05
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

CLINTON-Two acres. paved road, 81 900.
or 3 acres, part timber, S1.5o0. Your
terms. Exchange for auto or truck
OWNER, Randolph S905.
TO EXCHANGE. farm near Baltimore for
view; swimming pool: house reconditioned,
T. s. CLARK, Room 112 Woodward Bldg.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
DESK SPACE WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY foR SALE.

REPREsENTATIvE desires desI
space with telephone service In reliable
once. references. ia. 8SO4.
Evening star., 1944-11-05

NEAR. MCLEAN. WA most attractiv,
and charming. restored farmhouse, on III
acres, among large, old trees, in this mos
ns rn GeaIion ist oor beautiful y
h:.w:h:; 5nd floor. 5 bedrms. large i dress ess
ant house, rented at s55 per mo, a and = ,
81 casS nssly RoMYE aDRN e5ss
so a. sas'eS s4s4 oveTiooE Htsse eli Ea Ar
5-ROOM corner dwelling, near to bus
nss os hoSs b i to IN msh1ppns se s is
sauipTsd With ranse and M refriserator Sc,
IT, 1919 S5ee ReAffY fa Ne g. Bs5ls s
IN NILES lSa from nn.Sse GSeorgstown. between Nc
beautiful living room and dining rm.,
bedrooms, equipped. kitchen; full base
mfsnt si hw heat space on 2nd oo
fully insulated Ha-acre lot: lovely trees
Price, $3.50 substantial cash Call Mrs
wilson blva. cH 5554. cH. 5544. oxfops t
ARLINGTON FoREsT-e-story brick Colo
ton, Large lot. entirely, fenced. within
] ana shoppins; Price. $3.50, Terms, terms. Nov Nov
sion can be had. COLONIAL REALTY CO
1889 Wilson blvd. cH. 1904 cH. 5544
2fsssS : RSoss. Hs7si sis BATHS, Arlinxton-p,easan
cellent 1-fare bus service. Oil heat, ga.
Fasf eR@a cH ssss og sisi
BRICK BUNGALOW. S5,15O; 2o-min. drive
from city. between Falls Church ans
AleXandria Living room with fireplace
bedrooms, tiled bath, modern Kitchen
ssLpa s r9oS1ss cRaN feet aH ans sc
VERY VERY PRETTY r Ill little % %bunsSsiox n Fan
| immaculate condition: now occupied b,
owner. Beautifully equipped kitchen,
bedrooms. nice M living room and spac,
Rnly 20 @ e9o oosd sd59o &c., cash Sa cnLoEdAI
GROOM I ON BGNGHLOSWs fioaa SOSso in FAIRFAX County
near transportation and stores and in yer,
good condition. Can be seen any time, ans
immediate possession can be had, S6,75O
REALTY CO. 293g Wilson blvG. CH 1854
81; GH 55 5s44 + oyiord o575:
Sooasd IA RSlSss ss:: terms
SREbAfEle Mn 81 fflehvsSc 81 ssa
newly decorated 5-bedroom home. Neai
bus. schools and stores. Has moderr
EtGhen and bath. H.-w.h. and OIL burner
sSl eassIsnt ss e,,b Porchss sA d saEssss ss
FALLS CHuRCH--Brick bunsaloW, . bed
rooms BATH. large living rm., kitchen
iuli bassmennt sn focred attic; nt eoxl30
sss|s.ir.s "a sssn. {sls IL ssoo hisssss. o2
Evening star., 1944-11-05

lot, view Of Washington and potomsc
River: fully improved, restricted, ready 70
build on.
Also q corner lot in Aurora Hills, ! bar
gain, priced S1,46Q cash. Inquire AU.
RORA HILLS OFFICE, 1901 8, Arlington
Ridge I'd. Arlington, Va.
COLORED-Lot, Lincoln, Nd, bOxI6O: 10
estate. assessed tax value, S1OO. Cali
Michigan 2640 between 8 and 10 pm.
Fitch pl. ne, between 49th
and 50th sts.-4 lots, 25x9O each; priced
S1.s60. GUY THINNER. 1929 You st. NV.
North 49O7.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-26
WOLF F! IN Mans CLOTHING By HjfEaSa

I'D 81 n FEATURES sryhC4rF, NC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-02

Plans for the Sixth War Loan
Drive were given added impetus
today with the announcement that
more than 1900 firemen from the
metropolitan area have been en-
listed as "gallants' in the cam
paign which opens Nov 20
Acting Fire Chief Ninnian c.
Highly, Robert {. Douglas and
Delmar Cote, deputy managers Of
the War Finance Committee, said
that the hremen, as an organized
group. will assist in the drive.
Nate Shapero. chairman OF the
Wayne County campaign, told
of the Wayne County
Retailers Victory Committee at a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-02
I.5OO Firernen Join
City Chest Campaign

luncheon meeting yesterday that
an advertising and promotional
program will get under way
shortly.
He urged store managers to see
that each customer is asked 70
purchase an extra war bond dun
ing the campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-02
Mayors Son Wounded

HASTIN GS. Nov. Pvt.
Charles II. Leonard Jr., son of
Mayor Leonard of Hastings, is in
an army hospital recovering from
wounds suffered while fighting
with Gen. Pattons army in
France
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-02
Salvage Paper
Drive Saturday

Troop s. Boy Scouts Of America.
VIII stage another waste paper
drive Saturday All persons re-
siding east Of Cadillac. south of
Kercheval west of 81 Jean and
10 the Detroit River are asked 10
have their paper bundled and on
the curb 10y 9 a, m. -Four patrols
and four trucks viii be- working
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famOu' features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-02
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Bradley beam., 1944-05-06

December 8, 1941. Dear Mom:
 l guess you and Dad are sur- prised this morning. But 1 hope you understand.
 I think I have the best parents in the world and the best home and don't think that I didn't study a long time before I left it. You know you and Dad always taught me to play fair, to stick up for the little guy, to pray and to believe in God. In school 1 remem- Der the coach always said to play hard but keep it clean.
 1 guess you have noticed how I've been following the war news lately, Mom. Boy it just made my blood boil when I read how Tojo and Hitler are treating those peo- pie over there. Those two guys think they are going to rule the world. Gosh, they don't believe in religion or anything. They even make the people worship them as Gods.
 But over here, we are different. Nom, when you come to think about it, we've got just about ev erything as nice as you could pos sibly have. Freedom of speech and religion and every chance to get ahead in the world. 1 guess we are about the only place left in the world that is a real Democracy. Those poor people over there sort of look to us for help. We Ameri- cans have always been peace loving and ready to shake hands and give everybody a chance.
 1 know you heard the news yes terday, Nom. You had that worried look on your face last night. But Dad always said there are times when you just have to fight. That's the way it is with me, Nom. just have to get in on this, have to get in on this, 1 have to fight. So Nom, I think you know it now, I've enlisted. If those dirty little Japs think they are coming over here and take over our country they are
Bradley beam., 1944-05-06
Sg{3NPlls Sg{3Pl 8 line

Q. Last week I asked you if 1t is OK for me to designate my girl friend as beneficiary of Class s'E' allotment. You said it was. My co says you are all wet. Who's right, you or my co?
 A. Your CO of course. The In- quiring Line was in error last week when it said that Class aE' allot- ments may be made out to benefit your girl friend. The correct dOps is that these allotments may be made only to banks, insurance com panies, families and dependent rel atives. Sorry.
 Q. Hey, look-enlisted men are permitted to wear shoulder loops on their blouses, jackets and over coats. Why can't we wear them on our shirts?
 A. That's simple. Shoulder loops on shirts are 'for officers only" See AR 600-35, Par. 15.
 Q. I've been in the Army a month. When I was inducted I took out S5,O00 in National Service Life Insurance. Now want 5000 more. Will I have to undergo physical examination in order to receive this?
 A. Under the regulations con- corning National Service Life In- surance, no physical examination is required if the application is made within 120 days after induction.
Bradley beam., 1944-05-06

going to get the surprise of their life.
 So long now Nom, and don't worry about me. I know Dad un- derstands and I hope you under stand now, why 1 am fighting.
 Your loving son,
 Don.
Bradley beam., 1944-05-06
NOn- Saluting Soldiers Fined S2 In Italy

Italy (CNS)-A large billboard at an MP station along the road to Garigliano Front, bears this list of standard fines for various vio- lations:
 Failure to wear helmets, $2; speeding, $15; overcrowding ve- hicles, $3; blackout' violations, s1O; failure to have vehicles mounted with machine guns ready to fire $5, and failure to salute, S2.
 These fines are for enlisted men only. Officers must pay double.
 xyIcrr ru1n npJCNrT ArTONr
Bradley beam., 1944-05-06

These sketches show how British divers operated the Allies human torpedo destroy Italian cruiser the harbo Palermo
 Sicily approaching of its small easily through then speeds ship where the hull below the Then speed electricity craft In few the ship blows
Bradley beam., 1944-05-06

Fire at No. |! It's the German Blohm and Voss Ha. 142, a four engine, low-wing troop transport. The inverted gull" wings are rec tangular and untapered. The two inner engine nacelles extend be- hind the trailing edge of the wings. The rectangular tailplane has twin fins and rudders.
 (Cnnrfesx Dndd Mead X Cn. nuhlis
Bradley beam., 1944-05-06

Not at No. 2! It's the U. s. C-54, a low-wing transport powered with four radial engines. The nose of the deep, oval fuselage extends we'll ahead of the engine nacelles. Both edges of the wings taper equally to rounded tips. The tap cred tailplane has rounded tips and a single fin and rudder.
Bradley beam., 1944-05-06
Answers 10 Military I. o.

Answers 10 Military I. o. used by the French during the sieqe 1871 and delivered by carrier pigeons 1864. Union soldiers under z ballots along with their elders They we" old enough to night were oo enough " ~ and formal objection mode | Insiqno of the 3eth (Texos) Division ( Corbine.
 Thirteen postal transportation are: ships planes. railway trucks onphibious ducks ghders poo and 
 D. S. declaration ct on Germany April g. Appomatox 1862; April l opening ne on Fort Sumes lssl; April ls. battle of Lexington lH5 R U. 8. Grant
 Battle January lsl5 fought nhon two weeks Ghent which terminated the war of 1872 a rnsiqnio of the (ohio) Infantry Division The time sends moA world but out Government on U S. custody until hno delivery 10 American soldiers
Bradley beam., 1944-05-06
WEEKLY DERIVATION CHAT '
To Improve Your Military L O.

 l. V-ma (se of photographic letters) was odopted bY the U s. Army Postd Service in Junes l94Z When were photographic letters frst usedf 2 When and under what circumstances did Annericm soldiers under q Yems of age vote in Nohond election? A 3 Do you recognize the insignia of this h. TT tontry Division? Remember the arrow head " design and the inihdl
 4 Whot weapon formerly used by the Cavoky IS nov in increosinq use in the U. S. ArrnY2 Thirteen different forms of transportation ore used bY the U S. Army in the delivery of mail How many you name?
 g. Mcny important bottles in American history occurred in April Whut battle operation occurred on these dotes April G. 1862 and 1917; April l2. 1851; Apsh is' l775; April g, 1865?
 2 Although l2 Presidents of the U. S. were forrne. soi diers with battlefield experience only one was west Point cruduote. Com you nome him! g. What famous victory goined by on Amer1cdn cumv after hostilites had ceased and q peace treaty signed? N : g. 1nfanrY soldiers who wer this insisna are members of what former Nohonol M Guord Division? O TO- The U. s. Army operates the first worldwide posted system. True tdlse?
Bradley beam., 1944-05-06
WHY WE FIGHT

December 8, 1941.
Bradley beam., 1944-05-06

Coary publishers by Lester Ott
Bradley beam., 1944-05-06
Here's Your Chance to Attend Classes
 In Your Favorite Subject or Hobby

In order that every soldier at Bradley Field may have chance to expand his education while member of the armed services the Base Orentaton and Educa ton Officer making extensive plans for classes requested subjects to be held at the Base Those inter- ested are requested to fill out the blank printed below
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22
Handsomely Done

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22

The NazIS boast they have d device
which Will enable a submarine 10
remain submerged for 20 days.
Shucks, that's nothing, the Germans
have built 1t lot OF U-bodts that have
been staying down for years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22

Maybe the reason Santa Claus is
always so jovial and pleasant is the
fact he only needs to work one day
a year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22
AROUND TOWN

Joseph T, Matte, Of Campbell,
Ohio, and Loretta Cook, OF Glrard,
Ohio. were granted a marriage L.
cense yesterday at the register of
deeds office.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22

The Incas constructed a 2,OOO-mile
highway system that dWarfed Rome's
amous roads.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22
Army Of Useless
Clerks Obnoxious
To Orange Member


Raleigh. Dec 22-GCaD.t.l SatI4re
Indicated little sunrise but very.
much interest i'm the statements nv
R-enra>ertat5ye John " I-oss.ead -@r
0raraa county, that no u-a411d o.,
after the waste and ex-rravagancc
nr4rriead nv tho Gonar51 A.sanghIv
-. nH.Ina -nacassa cor,o,,+tnn
cIr5#-, N-ao.sna9ers and othar ,ffn-
r-ei+v a4adingS r,,-a for ro,ar ,as,.s
no4-.a4- f.. tAi. o,.if ard sr,,,h, gg,
r,....r ..an, ,,..1 1r5on
.l.1y1. r,5acI+a,. Ion, m.,a55
hab,nd ,ba lido. il, I.l'nI,
- =, ~
49, F;uL 10y
IT. - ''9 '1
W.
NNElES9AR4-9ome Of the
commentators around the square feel
JnStead goes a little too far in I'm
ting regularly assigned clerks to
ten committees, but no one who is
at all familiar with legislative prac-
t,Ce in recent years Will attempt to
justify the assignment Of a clerk
that costs the State $500 to d COM
mIt,ee that didn't have a single bill
referred to 1t last year. True. the
available to member, for official cor
re|sDondencs (and lots of the menu
Ders do a whale Of personal or busi-
ness correspondence. too).
-
RrLFS-The 5sstla Will he raised
immediately upon c5nyening Of Inc
General Assembly. Each house i. a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22
WANT ADS
Get Results

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
Accredited New term January 2.
Your earning power depends up
ON what you are able to do. Get
business training. co
BLOODTESTED BABY CHICKS,
Rocks and Hampshire Reds Sll.95
per loo post paid. Heavy mixed
SlO.45, seconds S8.95. Terms: $500
cash balance G. O. ID. Seclcy's
Chicks, Norfolk 10. Va. Wholesale
and Retail. 8-l5-22
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22

Now that German soldiers are
wearing paper underwear they are
probably suffering from termitcs IN
stead of coolies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22

GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for your
table. We deliver ana save you
gas and time. Phone 459. Always
ready to serve you. HerDert'S Vel
low Front. 25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22
WANT ADS
Get Result,

MONUMENTS, MARKERS prcr
workmanship. Representing 81 %
mer Stone Works, Inc. W. w
Lanss'on' zig Young St, Phone
" 2l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22

MIR. FARMER-HAVE YOUR WELL
drilled now and pay for it twelve
months later. Write for quotation
and give direction and distance
from town. Heater Well Co.. ia.
leigh, N. c. Tues-&-rll'l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22
CHAIRMANSHIPS

~CHAIRMANSHIPS - There are
not enough good committee chair
manships to take care Of all the vet
eran and good members. The device
of establishing vice-chairmen to the
half dozen major committees was
adopted last session. Other leading
members accepted less important
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22

TRY TOLSCN'S oCABE-KNOX a
specific treatment for itch, ecze1nd
and all forms of skin irritation: 'oc
and $l.OO per jar. Peoples Crus
Store, Henderson,. N. c. I&f"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-22

Continued From Page One)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-07-01

Day, he got his first taste of
trouble. His MI rifle smacked
him in the teeth and knocked him
out.
Writing to his older brother,
Capt. Sanford Swerdlin, pilot of a
BIZ based in England, Donald
related that Il came to in the air
to find six twists in my chute.
Hardly conscious, I landed, took
off my chute, put my rifle to-
gether, put on the bayonet and
put my shovel in the carrier and
got up and walked around-and
when I really came to I was sit
ting beside a creek talking to
sergeant"
The sergeant and Private
Swerdlin walked around all night
without running into any opposi-
ton. The next morning they
came to Q French home that had
been converted into an aid station.
Donald got a shot of morphine.
Later that day the two men were
moved to a division aid station
and Swerdlin "got more NOR
phine." He's in a general hospital
in England now, where his jaws
are wired and he's rapidly recov-
ering.
AS for his brother, the captain
has been busy supporting the in
vasion from the air. Recently he
was on an attack flight over
Normandy when his plane was
struck on the nose by a large
sized piece of flax which bore the
figures $780, and "43". Those
happen to be the numbers former
ly assigned to his crew while
they were training in Texas, and
the year they trained.
The brothers used to meet in
London occasionally and pay
visits to each other at their re-
spective bases before the excite
ment started on the French coast.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-07-01
SEND CHANUKAS PRESENTS
EARLY TO MEN IN
FIGHTING FORCES

Washington. (JPS)-The.- Post
Office Department has asked that
Chanukah gifts for Jews in the
fighting forces be mailed early,
preferably between September 10
and October Is.
1T. EDWARD I. HIRSCH, "a,
of Charleston, S. c., was killed in
action in Italy.
PVT. IRVING SELINGER, 27,
of Miami Beach, Fla, was wound
ed in Italy. The Order of the
Purple Heart was awarded him.
When Private Donald R. Swerd-
lin, paratrooper from Tampa, Fla,
left the door of his plane on D.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-07-01
100000 POLISH JEWS
WILL RETURN HOME

New York (JPS)-At least
100000 Polish Jews. now in the
Soviet Union, will seek to return
home at the termination OF the
war, according to DR.. oscar
LANCE, Chicago professor who was
with Father Orlemanski on
mission to Moscow for Polish
American groups friendly toward
the Soviets. DR.. LANCE declared
that these figures were confirmed
by DR.. Emil Sommerstein, a lead
ing Polish Zionist and former
member of Parliament, and other
prominent .Polish-Jewish refugees
in the Soviet Union.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-07-01
Jews I'm Uniform
"THE EQUAL OF THE BEST

"THE EQUAL OF THE BEST
"The United States Infantry Rangers are the
equal of any fighting men in the world" says
Captain j. j. GOldstein
Goldstein recently returned to Macon, Ga.
after serving as battalion surgeon with the
Rangers in North Africa, Sicily the italian
mainland and Anzio Beachhead.
Captain Goldstein spent Fl months overseas.
He served in England before his lot was thrown
with the Rangers. He was only vaguely aware
that they existed, in fact, until he Joined a
battalion of them in North Africa. He accom-
panied the same unit to the succession of fronts
from North Africa to AnZiO
On furlough with his parents in Atlanta, Ca,
just now, the captain will be rejoining the
Rangers soon at Camp Butner, N. C..
JAX OFFICER TAKES PART IN INVASION
Lieutenant Ben Worman, son of S. Woman,
owner of Worman's Bakery, of Jacksonville was