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NEW 5-RooM AND BATH UNFURN. APT. :.
Rx ". oil Ssat a;t iS5t Sasssood s, xf {
seSG6d ssS ST. f. ssGa .pt aauff h.a any light
. and 3 ,s gas; c1nv @ transp , to all Govt. bIdss
II new " ArAkTsIENrs, Al aES1 $3.50 and up ss7ol
Ravenswood I'd. Riverdale, Nd: Resident
sn pH pfs.s tsas bath u
ADULTS preferred. i44o 6 st. Sc
room. a sedfocms roo fitchen. b.ss; az s47Bo! vlat
Ss Snz Raaf1 xPT 'aasSf looms and bath
o1s RooMs sis * k1HGnES ea asB B. Bath ila $40
UTILITIES gsa M s',yf sT Appy l1Ss 1sa1 asn st
Kitchen, bath. screened porch refriserator:
DOWNSTAIRS Of cfamily house, 5 rms,
pvt b1on aath 'Ia ps-t tnt1 Md reas 2soa 5ist eve
1919 DOWNING Fl. Ne, Apt No -
ro2nn rosms ttehen dns,.e sssh 90 screened
o[h AKEN H1sf' 500 tS5haInsa Sc nv sa''" per mo
Call TR $3.50 or At. $500.
screened and use of back yard, :s@
ARLINGTON, va, Mt Vernon boulevard
bedrooms, living room, dinette. kitchen
and bath: all utilities included: S65.
North Rolfe ST. and Lee boulevard .
rooms. kitchen, dinette and bath: all utili-
ties included; $50 BARKLEY BROS.
INC. SOB K st NV. MA. 964s.
1919 Ilth ST. NE rooms. kitchen and
bath; utilities furn.; $50 per mo.
81 Seaton pl. NV rooms. kitchen,
bath; utilities furn; $35 per mo
1905 1st st. nw.-2 rooms kit bath;
util. furn.; S35 per mo. URC1OLO REAL
TY CO., 907 N Y. ave. NV ME. 4941
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lBUsINfss OPPORTUNITIES Gent .

PORTRATT STUDIO. fully furnished and
eouipped: well estab, nice income. wonder
full opportunity; good for postwar business.
0SSnsr Gang g,iI sacrifice because Of illness Box
BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT and long
3 barber chairs mirrors. etc: long -estab..
,ished stand; full details. RE. O493 or
LfoUok REsTAuRANr-positive location,
on Conn. ave; Tyr. str. lease; owner guar
antees, $4,000 mthly. business; close /
day wkly seating capacity over 100: net
dow down. balsnee mthly; Mr.; Del yecchio.
Vermont NV: MA. 24s5, ma. b44T.
FOR A BETTER BUSINESS, better buy
from B. BAUM. business broker. ia. 1887
I, z = to Il = I'm; and to II p:m
HABERD RDASHERY-WOMEN'S APPAREL. In
terested in buying small well-estaniished
a. and profitable business in d. C.7 Write
part1sulars to Box 325-S, Star. %.
SPEClAL-3-story and basement brick
orieinally apt house, now rooming house.
furnished. 22 rooms filled 2-story brick
sarase: 3 baths, running-water rooms;
in business IL years: good income: oil heat,
cont. h. "; rental, .S225; downtown.
Price, $4,000. Will trade. 1919 Vermont
lave.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPS, Champion bred, a. g. c.
registered. CLAIBORNE b. MORTON,
8420 Lee highway, Arlington. Va. GL.
2n9 2463. 93.rrppu. ,u,,,rs -. so
SS. Call Union 1853
&C C3ckEE srANlEL Pups. besHtiful. mos.
land aye. Takoma Park, Md: SH. !54I6.
BOXER PUPS, fawn and brindle,, A. K. C:
cropped. beautifully marked. MI 1880. :
WANTED, good home for altered male
kitten. . months. black. Can GIL. 1900
SCOTCH TERRIER, registered. for sale;
male; 3 months old. TIE. 2055.
BULLDOG PUPPY for sale. Call NO
1888.
PERSIAN CAT. blue. reasonable. to good
home. Cell after $40 pm. CO. 4O4l.
d. C.. KENNELS-Doss boarded; large.
cool, shaded runs. Call MRS. ROUTT, SH.
AIREDALE, male, show-type. champion
sired. distemper immune, mos; S35. This
Is really . handsome dog ia 1921.
C0CKERs.Black. red and white: males,
$35: females, $25: Collie shepherd. xb-$s
1874 oeorsia ave. IA. 1921.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Commercia property, located
9th St. NV near T.: 1OTo return on
basis of responsible lease; a good invest
ment; must be sold quickly. Phone Dis
trict 1883
FURNITURE and upholstery business; no
shortage of available stock; now clearing
$4,000 yearly: will sell truck, stock
equipment. accounts receivable lease
$500 refsSn PSnnt for Tp sellns 4sGs sickness 5o7
DRUG STORE-Downtown near large Govt
hldss. Does $500 daily. Large soda foun-
tain and sandwich business. Closes T:30
pm. daily. TO SUNDAYS; owner not reg
istered. Rent. $3.50; 12-year transferable
lease seoo Guarantee 5000 stock. Price,
$500 monthly. Owner has other interests.
BOB HoLLANDER. exclusive broker for
owner, 1909 N. Y. ave. NV MA. 9143
HIGH CLASS merchant tailoring for sale:
good location. selling plenty of new suits
and more repair work than we can handle:
clean stock of woolens modern fixtures: a
money MAKER. A rare opportunity for a
coed tailor. Cali Ma. 1919 for more info
after Wed am a.
GROCERY, doing 5000 weekly. all cash; no
beer; short hours; S47.50 rent includes
store, apt. in back, apt. above: apt. above
pays all expenses. plus profit; selling Ss 600
TO serious illness. Mr.. PRICE, RA. 1868.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

FLIGHT INSTRUCTION on Cubs, TAYLOR
crafts and Wacos now available from Con-
SUMNER sCHooLIBeeinners CtHooLSssf S' ana and re-
fresher courses in shorthand. typine, book
Keeping, Eng. vocabulary building, comp
euire BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. NV
MA. 233S.
PVT. INSTRUCTION, small classes. grades
Ii; qualified teachers. Open Sept. 20
On bus and car lne, DE. 7O57 81.
FLIGHT INSTRUCTION available from
Congressional Airport on Cubs. Taylor
crafts Wacos. 0-330 horsepower ratings.
Phone Oliver SSsS lNr
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

SPANISH SPEAKING LADY with we'll
trained child wishes ride to Texas or
Mexico, any time up 10 july Is; paw fuel
Route 3, Box 745. Annapolis, Md. a.
MAN will drive your car for delivery 10
any, point in -eeneral direction of Indian
and driving going in the above direction
AT 0T7a 4.
TO NEW ORLEANS or near TRANSFORMATION
required for couple: must reach Sth Share
expenses. driving; experienced drivers best
references EXCHANGED UN 09l9
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE would like ride
20 Texas around the 9th or I4th of July
Willing to share expenses and do all OF
driving II desired. Both have D. C driver S
permits. References EXCHANGED. Call WO
1907
LEAVING for East Texas in automobile
rfe MRS VIZ JENk1Ns iaSs cry pann,
ave. Sc. Phone FR 3SOS &.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond and Virainio.

ISL COLONIAL AVE, Alexandria, Va
For ladies'. all convenences: blocks
from express bus. Call after $40 pm .
ARlINGTON-Front room for rentleman n
IN home OF middle-aeed couple. Sl3 No.
Taylor st. Gil. 31RS.
COOL ARLINGTON Il Large cross-venti-
lated room; available July-Sept. Is: for
gentleman; near Pentagon and Navy An
mex: S35 month. including kitchen facili-
ties and phone. Write w. J. DEVINE.
! 500 K st. NV; Wash, D.. c.
ROOM Tor : girls; southeastern exposure:
twin beds. Beautyrest mattress; 10 min
utes Pentagon Bldg. and Navy Annex: VI
block to bus; small pvt. family. Cali
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farm q GAknEN.

GENERAL LANDSCAPING, sodding, grad-
Ing. nag walks, manure, top soil, ever
GARDEN TOOLS, used. in excellent con.
dition, Picks with new handles, 81 .O6:
shovels 81 .25; wheelbarrows. SO. so; mat
nes hsndles, S1.O5.. Complsts Garden
Shops Ct 8 .tores: Phone orders. ATlan-
q G Sss HsbssEK Hsssnasr Go
ding, grading. topsoil, hagstone. brick
walks, terraces. walls, lily pools. specimen
eyerereens. trees. shrubs for. foundation
spots; tree surgery. trellis and arbor con-
struction. spraying maintenanee, power
repairs. painting Wondersro, the ideal
summer plant food and Lawn mulch, saves
water, makes poor soils good and good
soils better Sib ton delivered. Free esti-
SEVERAL THOUSAND locust posts wanted.
NV, Must be be eyer 4 inches st smallest end.
Falls Church 1901
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BUSINESSMAN connected
with large oil company desires unfurnished
house in Northwest WASHINGTON. Arlington
Or vicinity. Best references. Cali Mr. J.
9. FULLER, National 1852 or District
FAMILY wants immediate
ly 3-bedroom modern house or duplex
3. c. or nearby. vi. 23i4 or TX. $500.
UNFURNisHED or 3 bedroom house
wanted by AUGUST 1st; permanent resi-
SEfT. J5 or sooner 5-rm. unfurn. house
In or near Silver Spring. Best references.
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp.

WASHINGTON GROVE. MD.-0entieman's
estate, S.bedroom home. oil heat. 3h-acre
Bsns sea, ssh 'esde co SIT aress o s2s2 80 so
1883 ABBEY PL. N.E.-6 rooms bath
hot-water heat, cleo, S4750. Open for
Inspection La. t6 July 4th. HoHENsTEIN BRcs.,
MODERN BRICK HOUSE. 2 bedrooms. 1
bath, plus finished Attic and recreation
pefens. on fin. Me- cbooI.
grocery; bus at door; available now; rent.
Sll0 per mo. WA. 3110 bet 10 am. and
= pm. Mon. and Tues a.
LUX MANOR FARMS-s-room. 1-bath.
modern brick home with | acre of
ground. garage and ami: 500 per month.
immediate possession. Call CHEVY CHASE
REALTY CO.. EN- 1900 until pm.
34U3 Conn ave
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

22s 11th ST. S.W.-Newly furnished front
room ~
NEAR GOVERNMENT BLDGs.. ces 11th
st. s.w-Double or single front room; So
1895 KNOX ST. S.E.-Double ROOM
10 minutes from Navy Yard; . girls Iri-
e.t .sth ST. sw.. near Smithsonian
Small room next bath. 81 week Call
NE 3525 after 5 pm.
sOS KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Large front.
next to bath; clean. roomy, comfort able
beds; suitable for 3: gentle home i block
car and bus terminal See after 5 pm
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS WANTED-In conformity with
the Y. S. E. S. Librarian, girls. private
school Headmaster. boys school. Ele-
mentary grades, girls, live in. Asst.
French. girls school, live in ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 2o4 Colorado Bldg.
] 4th and G NV
TEACHERS, clerks. receptions; select DO
slti1ns. No charge unless placed; ton SAL
3 ries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
SAEYt rs II yrSI I3il G st. MA. 2114.
SELECT POSITlONS-Top salaries Good
hours. Stenog ~. transportation; 81 20;
stenos.. coml.. 81 80; desk clerk IL, 500.
hookkeepers. essential. 50 900: typsts
COZ S34, S31 90; B. X. clerks. under
81. MA. 60SS
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loA1x.

D0AT-b4-ft. long. i4h-ft. beam; state-
h.p. Lathrop Delco plant: gas range; sleeps
!. 8. inSHdre Syd at 937h Pa. ave. NV. Or phone
sPECIAL-Elco vedette, 3l-ft. cabin
cruiser. Buda dual ignition engine. $4,000
Dock 61s, CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB
On display IL to daily.
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POULTRY 3 EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feeo ana poultry supplies.
Names ME oosS Esed Store Inc, el0 K st. NV
YOUR s'xI% POULTRY HOUSE is read,
for delivery at $4,000 Can also be used
as shop or play house. Glebe s6O6. AN
Box 54s. Fairfax Va 4.
PULLETS. black Leghorn, mos 923
go: Buchanan ST., Arlington, Va, PAINE
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Cattle AND LIVE STOCK.

HORSE-Thoroughbre mare. with papers
and pack: Call Kensington 69S-R.
sale SH 1926. IOsl5 Old Bladensburg
rd., Silver Spring, Nd
PUBLIC AUCTION beginning 4 pm, July
Nayior I'd Sc: 20 head OF riding horses,
brides, saddles, blankets. etc. For further
information call Vance Hicks. WA. 1917.
good grass cutters; young work horse
PIERSON. Olney. Nd. Phone Ashton 3S2S.
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ROOMS pURN. 3 UhruRh.

ss|e.lGnrwooR q. 1aar: sE2T59H-Dol1is 1oS and SIN
LARGE, lovely studio room, running water
private bath, Frigtdaire.. Also paneled
room @ IN N bssemsnt For further informa-
COLORED-Nice rooms with use Of kitch-
en-, home privils.. children permitted In
also semishare apt, references required.
Cali at 1898 Irving st. ne. 10 to IL noon
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-No,sheoss.

1877 UHLAND TERRACE N.E.-sieepinc
room, congenial home. Adams 1899
and bus lines. 71G Eye st. ne
TWO MEN. preferably night workers: n
block from car line; cool room and large
closet. MI 1882
55o7 BLAIR RID. NE double rooms q
with double bed. with twin beds) newly
furn.; ] minutes from downtown, Chillum
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DOWNTOWN. s19 1eth st. nv-Nice
home; boys, Girls married couples; excel
lent meals in cafeteria; 81 wk. RE. ss0s
DUPONT CIRCLE double rooms; ex-
cellent meals walking distance; reason-
able. CO. 1929.
e1I4 18th ST. Nw.-sinsles. doubles, twin
BEDS; 3 meals exc. Sun. eve; $32 to $40.
2fo7 s ST. N.w.-LArse double, twin beds,
suitable man. Private entrance. Also
CSnv Con transn Pu; 14s4: - go.
rooms $5 week each for room; S12 with
board; RE. 0642.
tons in p. G. area; large sc. twin-bed
room and nice single or double. with
bath between; another large twin-bed
room, porch and private bath on 1st
moor: For appointment call OIL. 74T7
ROOMS WITH BoARD WANTED.
CONGENIAL LADY wishes room and board
in private home July 8; northwest pre-
ferred. Box 320-S, Star.
COUPLE Of middle age diplo-
mats. wants room board and home life
with American family. NO. 3435.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, 4,
HOUSES FVR. oR VNEVR.

OFFERING OCCUPANCY Of fne 7-room
home in Alexandria, BY small Jewish fam
ily. for meals and companionship: elderly
gentleman. OK. 24g7
3 rooms, kit. and bath:
partly furnished; s65 month. rent or sell.
Call RE. 1920. Ext. 2931, between 9:30
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MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE.
APARTMENTS UNFURNiSHEo.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving EDELMAN &
MOVING & STORAGE CO. Taylor 2937. A.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTFO.
COUNTRY BOARD.

SELECT CANT and boarding school, 3-5:
kinder. teacher. and nurse "A attend: on
historic ya. .est, pr. Middleburs; bus at
entr.: ref. MI. o296.
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ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM, furnished. apt or Ink. room
desired by employed couple in close vicinity
OF 600 block Western avenue. MI. 1895
after 8 pm. a.
GENTLEMAN eesres conf. living and bed
room in modern apartment building, in
ref1ned family. Box 306-S, Star a.
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ROOMS UNFURNjSHED.
ROOMS WITH BoARD.

GEORGETOWN lovely rooms. bath; ca
share kitchen; conv. transp. 3029 Den
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CONTINUED on next Pags.) y
.Iaa
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sGSEkxToRs-srAkrifss,n iHs $3.50 Rn un: po1s ials.
eec repars s soh yea9 sS caRrY f 1905 osnifts i4ts
GUITARS--stewart. complete, with case,
phtier 1hae : 81 II; caIl Republic, 62l2, KITS,
smpiier Riekenbseker fe eHmne'e efectre model Stn
I ! tubes. s. speaker. Cash only. VA.
HOBART ELECTRIC sL1cER, lik. new: a
oargaln' Monday after 8 am. 329 H st.
ICEBOxEs. coal cook ranges. trunks. gas
aTEes fb fq1dns n beds rSss and beds ACME
ICE KrFRrGERAToE, R &; Ma orsnd.new sgs. so-lb
size, S:9a5; also available: 75-pound size
As NsuhAfE FL with st. cap,to s D RocK a1a Woo,
for summer comfort and fuel savings next next
winter; For free survey call or write JOHN
ne MA. 3o6s. ''
LADIES. CLOTH SUITS and coats. Manu-.
ton COST samR Ie 715 gu s.. at NV feof: eof:
nfvrSa nfs NJ iaS Room So su1TEs: brandn.w pre-
ss ssT' S. sp5Rs eSnstFaston' 81 ss 800 ATLAS
nann distributor. e14 ouintans 81. NV.
MUSICAL NSTRUMENTs-comple Sc
learn TO play. Call Republic 62l2, KITS,
sa Il 1dsf exsH Il aEGTsIER e}HHk for SAT.
SERVICE Market; a great bargain; Monday
800 H st. ne
PAINT. 81 40 per gal. all colors; substitute
shellac. white and orange $3.50 per gal.
NV: Paint Co, 1914 18th NV. RE OO54
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS-Victor. coium-
bia; Decca records and albums: popular
and classical Sheet music. large stock
SPRING VALLEY ELECTRIC SHOP, 4sO5
Mass ave. NV. EN-. 1868.
pIANOS-Chickerinp grand uobooo,v
cNse, 1896 -Knabe grand, mahogany. S745:
Steinway grand, ebony, 1895; all excellent
values: several new spinets available Call
Republic 6212, KITS. 1880 G st. (middle
of block
PIANO, wurlitzer spinet; an exceptional
beauty of modernistic design in light wood
with bench to match; almost new; $3.50.
Call GE. 1859
PIANO, apartment-size grand, mahogany
finish, fully guaranteed. 1895. Call Re-
public 6212. KITS, 1880 G st. (middle
of block.
2 riASS No, EuntInston ns spinet ysaSs old
Apt. 102. Kennedy-Warren. CO. 6Os1.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28

The Government of the United States will all power and prestige
the victims of Naz who still be John W.
Ph Executive Director of the War Refugee Board (igh told
recenhed Midwest Conference of the Joint Distribution Committee
Chicago Mr. Pehe addressing
attended by 600 community illinois neigborn
Paul Baerwad DC Chairman, left Mr. Pehles ad
dress the ghght of tOday conference which plans
discussed for the expenditure SIT DC
1914 for its work of Jewish relief and rehabilitation
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28
REMOVAL OF BUDAPEST
JEWS TO GHETTO is STARTED

ZURISH (JTA)-The transfer
of Jews in Budapest from various
sections of the city to "closed
districts" is now in full swing, it
was disclosed in a broadcast by
Lazlo Endre, Hungarian Commits
sioner for Jewish Affairs. In the
meantime, curfew has been i'm
posed upon Jews in the sections
from which they are to be re-
moved, prohibiting them from APP
pearing on the streets between z
p. m. and a. m.
The Budapest radio also report
ed that in accordance with the de-
cree iquidating all Jewish firms,
all Jewish enterprises must close
Immediately. Their owners can
enter them only to help the auth
critics in taking inventories. The
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28

only Jewish commercial establish
ments that will be permitted to
remain are those whose existence
is essential to the Hungarian war
effort. They will be managed,
however, by special government
commissars.
The mayor of Budapest was re-
ported here to have issued posters
under his signature announcing
that Jewish children between
three and fourteen years of age
will not be evacuated from the
Hungarian capital. The evacu-
alton of non-Jewish children will
continue as a measure of safety
against Allied air-raids, the post
ers said.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28
SeditiOn Trials
Held

With the sedition trial under
way in Washington, attorneys for
some of the defendants sought to
use the court as sounding board
for anti-Semitic libels and alleged
that the trials were a Jewish
conspiracy" Members of the
panel from which the jurors were
to be picked were queried as to
their definition of the word "Jew,"
as to their understanding of the
term monaghan Jew" (Chief
Justice Eicher of the U. S. Dis
trict Court, presiding in the case,
said that he himself had never
heard of such a term. One of
the attorneys asked that the court
reporter be replaced because the
firm employing him was partly
Jewish-owned. Another attorney
asked that the records of the
Anti-Defamation League, thu
Non-Sectarian League, the B'nal
Birth and other organizations
engaged in combating subversive
activities be impounded. The
Court of Appeals turned down a
motion that Justice Eicher be re-
moved from the case. The pat
tern of maneuvers to delay the
trial proceedings included a de-
mand that Henry Ford and Charles
A. Lindbergh be subpoened be-
cause their "utterances" were
"1OO% more vicious" than any
emanating from the defendants,
according to one of the attorneys
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28

confirmed by higher Polish mill
tary authorities. They said that
an official statement regarding
the courts findings will be issued
shortly. The severity of the SEN
fences, they alleged, resulted from
the accused soldiers refusal to
return to the Polish forces.
Resentment of British Jews
Reflected At Meeting
of Deputies
Even before the courts decision
was announced, delegation of g.
600 Jewish clothing workers had
called on Prime Minister Churchill,
at his official residence 10 Down.
ing Street, to protest the mis-
treatment of the Jews in the Pol
ish forces. They were unable to
see the Prime Minister, but left
a letter arguing the case of the
Jewish soldiers.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28
PALESTINE POLICY IS
CALLED FOR

A Qualification of U. S. policy
on Palestine was demanded both
on the floor of the Senate and in
speeches outside the Senate by
two Republican members. Sena-
tor Rushfield of South Dakota de-
manded that the President and
Secretary of State say whose in
terests they were supporting in
Palestine, 1.-The British, Arabs or
the Jewish" Senator Styles
Bridges, addressing dinner of
the New Zionist Organization,
called on the United States to
see that the promises to Jews re-
garding Palestine be kept, and
said that Palestine is the moral
yardstick by which the United
Nations attitude to the smaller
nations will be judged.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28

Meanwhile, the Moscow radio
this week broadcast a sharp at
tack on the verdict of the Polish
military court. The deputy pres
ident of the Polish National Com
mittee in Moscow was quoted as
declaring that while thousands of
Poles in Poland are helping Jews,
the reactionary officers still COM
handing Polish troops abroad are
condemning Jewish soldiers.
Polish circles in London pointed
out that the sentences imposed
by the court martial, which met
in Scotland, are not final until
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28
ODESSA JEWS HID IN
CELLAR FOR TWO YEARS
TO EVADE NAZIS

New York (JPS)-A cellar in
Odessa was the hiding place for
two years for Robert Kantorowich
and eight other Jews who sur
vived the Nazi massacre. Robert
Kantorowich, an engineer, is the
brother of Olga Kantorowich, a
Soviet Partisan who was captured
by the Nazis ten times and man
aged to escape. Her function was
to spirit away to hiding places
Jews and others sought by the
NaziS.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28
Fascists Complain That
Jews In Italy Are Not
Sufficiently Prosecuted

ZURICH (JTA)-The complaint
that nothing is actually being
done in Italy about the Jews" is
voiced in the Republican Fascista,
organ of the Nazi-controlled Ital-
ian regime, reaching here.
Everybody is blissfully asleep
with regard to the Jewish ques-
tion," the article says. 1t indi-
Gates that "Jews will soon be de-
prived of freedom of movement
and warns Italian women not to
be "Hebrew-minded" and not to
show any pity for Jews.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28
RACE HATE IN POSTWAR
u. S. SEEN BY
MGR. SHEEN

New York (JPS)-The use of
new forms of race hatred in
America at the end of the war,
similar to the Ku Klux Khan, was
predicted by Mgr. Fulton J. Sheen
of the Catholic University of
America, speaking before the
Catholic Teachers Association of
the Diocese of Brooklyn. Mgr.
Sheen said that hatred in Amer
lea is terrific"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28
DISCRIMINATION is
DENOUNCED

All major Protestant denomina-
lions joined in a statement, for
warded to Secretary Of State Hull,
demanding that guarantees for
freedom from economic, political,
cultural and social discrimina-
ton because of religious grounds,
be included in all postwar treaties
entered into by the United States
with other countries.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28
GREE PORTS" ASKED

The proposal of free ports" in
the United States for refugees
from Nazi Europe, first proposed
by N. Y. Post columnist Samuel
Grafton, is now under considera-
ton by the War Refugee Board,
according to an announcement by
Mr.. Pehle at joint press confer
ence with Ira Hirschmann, War
Refugee Board envoy just re-
turned from Ankara.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28
HEROES LAUDED

Cornelius Vanderbilt, N. Y.
Post columnist, reported that a
U. S. Army major, unidentified
told him that Jewish doctors serv-
ino with the u. S. forces in Italy
were making one of the major
contributions in this war by risk
;no their lives to save hundreds,
perhaps thousands of lives"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28

of the private physician may be
disnlaced by a socialized clinic,
but the physician will continue his
work as a public employee
nevertheless, there are certain
economic problems that Jews IN
America viii have to face
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-28
Po|ish-Jewish Soldiers
Court Marshal is Rebuked

LONDON (JTA)-The British Government urged
this week intervene to review of the sentences
of to three years imprisonment meted out the
weekend by Polish court martial to about 80 Jewish SOL
ders who charged with "desertng from the Polish
Army because of antSemism there and seeking to trans
fer to he British