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Evening star., 1946-04-20
MOTOR TRAVEL
PERSONAL
rHONE SHEf HERD $3.50, ASK Tor MIS-!
Mrlght, II you are IN need Of q loar up tr
S3nO on vour signature
AMI AITFRATIoNS-

WIZ Wight; If you are in need Of loar I'D ts
DIIREssMAKING AND ALTERATIONS
Essdea 5Essatea abays fof LosTs Columbia TheatsT
ENGEL 1ormerly Of Fifth ave. N. VI ".
Exeeutive Exec + St 1sds' nw' Room 20. Telephone
SLIP COVERS. draperies, CO. $500; use
ge}irsry goHr fabric; f sxpert " Mworkmanship 5.day
HAVE You HAD TaouBLP w5h ypGr in-
come tax statement? If SO, let me show
you go1 hey hey to overcome it in the future.
soIDlEkss.' ssaaiiEE,oRs. MAR1NEs-5SS Sls 4x5
5peeautiiul photos of scenes in Tokyo. S5:
Szf se2feS 'eaa ocA PaoTG
co. P o. Box a7o6' Washington is. 3, c.
SEND FOR your free Mailagame card to-
day. Write Mailaeame. Dept. A. P. Q.
FHofos RGt 1s of %s'R,5li1n RoUK BanP YOUR
childs own environment. For appoint
ment me Ho. cal! Ho. ago, day or evening: -23
sLiP COVERS and draperies professionally
WWeeIdk.mnalnship We y. guaranteed, DI. OI22. So
24-hr. nursing care; graduate nurses: tray
sfIis 1Sf sH sTsaasao sS4
sealed in transparent plastic. soil-proof,
wrinkle proof; 3 for 81; rates for quanti-
yes Mail or call KWICK-FOTO, 9O5 ia
HoKsEBAcK RIDING LEssoNs-Geentle
horses Tor BEGINNERS, including. people who
nave not been on a horse before: classes
afternoons, early evenings and on Satur-
gays and Sundays: each group limited tc
individuals; different age groups now
forming. Is to 1S, 1S to 25 and older per
sons; S3 per lesson for horse and instruc-
tor. Send postcard with your telephone
number to Box 4OS-M, Star. or telephone
MO 7284 weekday mornings. RIGGS
CARR NURSERY SCHOOL, 1904 22nd st,
Sc; Ii "140. one block from Sousa Bridge;
chlIdren from to g. years. hours. 7:3O
N. to pm. Monday through Friday;
S4o Pc month: several vacancies
pography, mechanical; charts, graphs
1IGETS; IFsis lettHT,ng nIIR Iun GsIj 81. 3o57 2l.
}ect of Voice of Prophecy on VOL Sunday
H3u a m. Free Bible course offered
NURSES AVAILABLE, trained. practical or
M1fe MNn1fdeeGgETadua1s sEIs, "a ttl, THE INTER RACIAL
210g
yEITcH ST. scHooL-Halt day, all day
spinainn sqaTalng pTosrams an 55@l N Veitch St.
LARGE BOX Stalls for good h hoTses;
horses horses, schooled and exercised: tack thor
with jumps, clean trails. no highways to
cross, metal lockers. Telephone WO. 1894;
Saturday afternoon and Sun, SH. si36
Evening star., 1946-04-20
SITUATIONS MEN.

aCIOoNIANI, M; {. s.. degree, fully ex-
temporary position. BOX 324-A. Star Ei
COLLEGE BOY, colored, with ABB. degree
pleasant personality wishes evening work
coEnEGE EaitsT or ssT5 e ptheT sx 4ao
wants any type Of part time work bet. s
Il EDiTokIAL: .ApvER1IsiNGse1iima eiia vet
a future s ras1s noR IN have sFyins in ny sy
aVeo Ia e9od some writing experience articles
and healthy realization that my country
aoeSn6 aoed ono owe s. NE living but can offer
ested Gne IN ea5g IT. Especially inter
70 almost any proposal Young. person
able. settled married. with infant daugh-
HANDY a NAN Nllso wafl a2@l washing garden a.
tendant, general houseman. floor waxing,
glndGw WI 3soS washing. D. c. drivers permit.
MAN. cclored to take care small apart.
ment; wife and one small child; in ex.
shsIs change for living quarters. Box 361-A
MAN wants sob around salt water. nshbing
cranolng; has l45 yards gill net can menc
SEN seine any any kind or take care of boat Lin
MAN; colored, desires chauffeur or cbauf.
tuer-nntler; reasonable salary; have yrs
eSn: Rn2 darIiEYing aIEg high Govt oftcial: best refs
FxfNTER.fAPfR Rsf ftfi Err HANGER white. 90 v.s
exp: can handle any size job; contract pre-
ferred. Phone Atlantic o539 any time
sP and 2hanss cs sicso1fms5tS e. $685. 0i2hs Ext
TElEfHoNE 1T TO saLRsMAS "a RR wants soos
proposition and ior use of unlimited dial
PETERaSo Vf9ns Sox 81 3oS-A' Srt d Star co,,o. p.
nemics and education. 3 yrs, bookkeeper, per
9E; M mgr: What have you? GE. 66sI. 81.
II fffLiEhAN, 30, college graduate, A. B,
ass assist with larger one; five years office ex-
pIerlehee, Pen including insurance, transporta-
try bookkeeping and office management
VETERAN lnE sIs yagss work Ct kind paint.
VETERAN. VETERAN solored. ,Eould like job as de.
Iiable Call District 93s1 2os
xIzi1sE wEIERAN, NJ II yrs: exp. mems wear and
variety stores, years own boss; excellent
lst5 Work bss Ss fa1X EnE1AToR EsE OPERATOR or
AVAILABLE MAY 4' T. AoamS adyeptisins p95n man
agency, studio, specially, manufacturing
experience, Is years planning writing lay
9o99I, o9I, proouctlon OF variety of accounts BOZ
FLAsH-of all things, an unem oloyed
jackson County tMoD Democrat in WASH
ington, and an old :25th Division man, too
furthermore, topfight writer with long
experience fSe .oc,o on neTspspers trade journals,
AGENCIES radio and in Government aeens
eles. where he. ghosted for administrators
senators, cabinet members and others;
seeks connection with any employer will
ing to pay for high degree of skill and is
years years washington background, Box 392-A.
Evening star., 1946-04-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
ACcoUNTANT, CPA, single, / 5 yTs-' v

a1CoGtNnASI, AZ Nh CPA, single, Is yrs varied
S3s SsH SaS sS$A S;2 81 ssa! and 3D.; Mssh
yDe sso 6ns ana siicr 1s hand mons
reas.; unlimited telephone. Credit rA,ssls eXps
work from own home. Box 5o6-A. Star.
CoMPANION-N Y. State teacher desires
position posido for July and August as com
erenees eanog foB Box shaTea sA eF adult best Ts
CoMPANIoNEsouthern Christian Protes-
mo 1o elderly LET elsb LADY light duties salary s9o
tons, eve, gowns Specially Teas. MISS
6fIo lsEDE opt ttphP AP G3s 53s
done quickly and efhciently. f'5i Dii $3.50. $3.50
EXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPHER desires
immediate part-time. work; available 8
s0 10 Tuesasyf cs sas oR THURSDAYS Taos other
LADY wishes position as superintendent in
Rassitss,9n Rot a1S prefer ased; best references
LADY, refined, genteel. available care chill
dren dnMl m9Enings, rnd * afternoons, evenings zoe
STKsE sGHs i0oS eooTed st. avsable for c51on,, 1
case. preferably maternity case or child
care; ooss 3 to 10 hr. duty on Sundays
NURSE. registered, desires position in ply
sician's office. Silver Spring or vicinity.
IhR1 1lME ELLtAlOR OtERA1OR, b
RESIDENT MANAGER, 10 years expert
ence, also PIX opr.: can furnish very
good reference. Box 121-A, Star 2Os
STENOGRAPHER-Neat appearance, pleas
ant personality, "a. desires permanent po-
sltlon as social secretary: years Govt. ex-
perlence and former society editor of small
newspaper; present salary, $195 monthly;
would consider Saturday work in addition
to present Job: Box Dolly, Star. 2O'
major, social sciences, Ia yrs general
sflee If TS,, experience; typing: North 62e3. Fl.
TYPING of all kinds done at home. Call
Tor and deliver. BOX 407-T, Star, or
lO23 21st st. So, Arlington. -21
TYPING done at home by expert stenog-
Tapher M and typist: reasonable rates. Call
TYPiNG Of ALL KINDS done at home.
Call for and deliver. Box 4O7-T, Star, or
1923 21st st. So, Arlington, Va. -21
WOMAN, capable. reputable, experienced,
available for position as apartment house
manager; excel. ref Box 327-A. Star. 21s
WOMAN, pleasant and intelligent. will stay
with elderly person or child Sundays, after
Moons and evenings; prefer suburbs. Box
3S5-B, Star.
WOMAN. colored, desires Job part time or
full time in doctors office or apt. Call
WILL DO UP all kinds of curtains, ex-
pertly finished lace curtains. SOC pr. ruff
fled, soc to 75c pr; blankets also, 75c to
81 each. WA. $500.
Evening star., 1946-04-20
SITUATIONS poMEsIIc.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK or laundry, morn
ings, 8 to l2: prefer Cleveland Park OF
vicinity; city reference: $40 a wk. and car
G.H.W.- COOK, colored, exp; adults only;
ref; live in, $50 per week. Box 454-A
Star 2ls
private home or store. $50 to $50; S25
wkly.; exper.: refs. DU. 5610. 21'
GIRL, colored, desires job in private home
as maid Call ia O40S. 22s
GIRL, colored, experienced, wishes general
housework; hrs. daily; SIS week and
carfare. Phone NO. 4577,
wk. MI. 5437.
GIRL, colored. desires work as elevator
operator or salesgirl; willing to learn
CURTAINS DYED, stretched and laundered;
work guaranteed; call for and deliver. AT.
WILL DO your laundry in your home with
washing machine only, exper. Call Ii.
Evening star., 1946-04-20
OPPORTUNITIES (co,,. ,

FdoK5sT FL ls;I saoRmIlInsss sI forces 9VneT e
ss. ssa1 sfi2Sao ssSp cHaR Hiii~s
K6ME R29a hpHH s4ubo a. sas4
cxBiNEWf IS sHof, fully equipped. doing ap-
Ir0S RoEGoMAN S2GG sfz NyF ME hss sfa4 haafs'
LUNCHRooM, beer and vine; colored eli.
sRse Un pras heag 4eaEens0s Eent long Lease 1ea ofa
Es5Rsas Rss EkxdE Ex Ssis o,
e: EkoSYSyb osSis bet; -. Z noon and Pm; s::
as ea nR0fa GOOD pE lease o'sseh saessnt ass. s
sd5SFRHF st sHoSERS sfSaR sssS Sa:.n
bs.h store, eaaipmens ] au's and sseee sSo: sao ss
fafe a house 55do I'D ssrd9 s5oS es
balance easy terms csll Randolph ssT97:.
GASOLINE SERVICE station in good NV.
location. Business for sale with property
aR Je 99Rgs5 at the light price Gali
4ssns Sseome 'ifs' * eSls. 81 hardware af sf:Fs'
IA in so1DDSs 'ese sfeod S nan esn
year business Air cond,, well equip equipped;
long Ian;s term Lease One Of the best TsstaH-
GoEEN. Rsaitors io4s n. Irving sAH. st.. AT. n:
call Mr: Biller. GIL 2400. ~2I
kssTay AIT boa in shoDp1g esptsr On
Reaitor. l04s N. irving st.. Arl.. Va. c. cH.
l56l; evenings, GIL. 24OO. -21
DGs MARKET, Ad in good NV. location, do
oF foFes dosr far s1acf Ky sR 5sD eaT
sNss sss! veil slps ans Is4: a.
5Tn price' ", $4,000. incl. stock. Falls Church
pkY Ii5s GLEHASpG III " and laundry .seney for
WILL invest $1,000 and services in soin.
business; excellent business and promotion
q! BACKGROUND. No brokers. Box 293-A.
FOR sALE-EsTABLIsHED. fully equipped
Wnolesaie meat business catering to lunch-
rooms, restaurants; inquiries solicited.
Woutb vs. IA LIKE sf5 To contact some one inter- sa
m RE- 6o5o Sna MRS Rasniak aDDnEros En s,
COTTAGES AND REsTAURANT-1s COT
tages, restaurant bldg. living quarters,
equipment, plus: over Is acres with large
Eag Route No. l hwy. frontage; excellent in
fs:n sFsS. EEE eRREsEEHEpty for e y: SP: sP
BakbEK lsHSF EaGiraKsT Eaia Nj 4$2I lease Sa *.
GRocGRY AND 4 L1ouoR RsGsn sFoRs@Locat2eaa Fo 5l
miles from Laurel; property has income
from apts Of s1l3 per month, exclusive
ateds on IA acres of level land. Owner
quotes $4,000 monthly: business can be
increased with little effort. Responsible
s n' cs shn Mr. hsndf sh s2S?0 WA For 1856 g.
LARGE SELF SERVICE DIGS store mod.
Evening star., 1946-04-20
LARGE SELF-SERVICE DIGS store MOI

LAKIE SELF-SERVICE DGS store, mod.
ern fxtures and equipment; over $4,000
weekly business; low rent, long lease, fns
location, spacious apartment
DGS store, 5000 weekly business: low
rent, good lease. Groom apartment, ne,
section. Priced reasonably
Self-service store, $4,000 weekly BUSH
ness: located in colored neighborhood. For
information INFORM ITO about these and other ex-
Southern Bldg. WO. 179S or EX. 29O9.
Evening star., 1946-04-20
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN,
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

city, country, waterfront business or
property; bond, sober. capable. NO. 07s1.
Evening star., 1946-04-20

SLIP COVER CUTTER, must be expert
enced: top salary. Apply at once. TIRALLA.
sTENeGRAFHER f @aIs sHf NE Permanent position With
one OF Washington's leading ready-to-wear
stores; Opportunity for advancement; good
snaN sala5y 1IRKIM, KIN, s21 14th st. NV. 30
q of sShorthsnd and typinei AMERIcAN RED
setbssda Natone Md a. Nayal saS Medical center
hEnsn sssgsn oss
STESoGRkpHEk SdSy Gfsk Gh 45ooi Got,on r,cturo
for e1na per@anent e1a'ass pesfsn fHm
4o-hour, 5-day week: air-conditioned office:
HSEEaE efHs'6FS AHny s4s New
sTENsoGRAPHEER, STEM sIE experienced, e,na general
office work, S35. Apply JAFFE. oil 18th
sTENoGRAPHER - Excellent opportunity
for experienced young lady in real estate
9fiee; 96 pleasant working conditions. approx.
4hal salary; s1'ao0 >, C. Can Mr.. Cox or M.
ss:$ss sSs Eli s WI sffs ss
sTENoGRAPRER, ahS Ssi.sf ii experienced to handle
sasaa ose Boms s lom
pm, day on Sat give dYsS; age, p experience t9 e
and am salary salary expected P. o. Box 24s, sil
sTENoGRAPMHeERs HERS Established real @l es-
tate title co. has openings for several
sstenographers, pleasant working conditions;
liberal salaries to qualified persons; 5-day
ment call RE 1855. SUBURBAN TITLE E
& sr my; CORR, 995 18th st. NV. -25
SIENOGRAPHERS, experienced and mex
Wth working
benefits: parking facilities In reply please
state educt1on, experience and phone num-
sTENOGRAPHER., 81 per hour: some ad-
dHrsssing: Dr. ysal;: Must be rapid and accurate
sTENoGKAPHERs Tf SA IfeF and general eierica, aai
workers--Splendid openings for any one
interested in work that has variety; some
telephoning included in duties. Apply be-
tween tween Io,t2 .5,y Monday or 10-4 Tuesday, 931
ssHS9eRsEHPt ssss 1ssf ca. hsS e
sIENoGRAPHER for large real estate
bonus; 3sS hours, with Saturday off alter
Rfss Rhen wseks svaabe sfss sex iss a and
sTENOGRAPHER with patent experience.
Good salary. In reply furnish experience
and and reiereneeS; Boy 405-A. Star, %.
STENOGRAPHER-CLER white, under
30; permanent position, private industry
39-hour week; experience not necessary:
oes ca ToT5ns 81 as9 f9ndtions bst%s
sTENo-TYPIsT, full or part time. no ex-
MRS. MENEARD. WI. 1001. -2I
Evening star., 1946-04-20

YOUNG WOMEN, general clerical: 40-hr.
Wk Call Mr.; MUMPER, NO. 6543.- 10
YOUNG WOMEN, If you are under So good
Jobs are waiting for you at the telephone
CO.; new higher pay; starting rates up to
$50 per wk. for 5-day wk. additional
pay for evenings and holidays: steady
employment, regular pay increases Is
curing hrst Year,, pleasant working con-
ditions, inexpensive cafeterias, vacations
W With pay; come in and talk it over With
nIsa nines ST. untiY nT s5s St. N.Y. open eye
sEs sPEAKE M MpofoMfasc10 s10fh TELEpHoNE Ihs eHss cp
S35 WEEK-Experienced CASHIER, white,
for new supermarket; must be neat, honest
and ambitious. Phone Hillside 1926. -21
ONE GIRL for lawyers Office who can type
and take slow dictation. State salary ex-
peeted. Box 345-A, Star. -s5
AUTO FINANCE OFFICE has permanent
position for a young lady who can type
well and meet the public; convenient down
town locations. 5h-day. week. pleasant
working conditions. good starting salary
With opportunity for increases. Call GE
M Sls Ss1 sunday Mondsr atsT 10 A R 91 MA 2es
WEsrERN IVES T : union NJ Z y Offers career-Well-
ssauiipped s1Iaipps schools t. teach The telegraph
women. II to 80; paid while learning
For further particulars see Miss Fifer,
Room R SOL WESTERN UNION, 71o i 5ath
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co.-clerk-typist for
branch office; permanent position with
opportunity for advancement 5h-day wk
Contact Mr.. Scollick, EX. $685., 9 to 8.
Evening star., 1946-04-20
smetic and drug:
AT1ONAL PRESS
. NV, MA. SAG.

permanent lob, ex-
good salary and COM
DEN DAWN CO.. 1905
Evening star., 1946-04-20

ss "msssts ss osz spepRsS
sh62RAHSNeGP ofIcE STH f G1fRkycood ff!kly ssp-
ist, accurate with figures, fair stenog
knowledge of bookkeeping helpful. Must Must
Rsnent Rs IHae position faf With With established firm
yEWELRY s sALEsGIRI, ALIsasI experienced pre-
Ierred: permanent position; modern jew
sy st2!e; ssr s42 q es az b. 59 4 sta!t Write BOX
LADY. white, for dry cleaning store; go good
Ray cERANRP L IiSRF sss eeorsn job
MARkERs. Immediate naH ee0egaa opennss avs % ABBY
WooDMARD s, LoTHRoP. $50 oso''
D M ResfsaSFk LxuHbRY Lrxsauianasls
s sss hsss. ssE sosts ss. ess
EHEpicAL IEseefHN1c1AN, experienced, ed for
mune1ation @ and working conditions. CAN
Mn S2Ss S49diS & oMGGsfa or un+
fo for oo research in hematology. Salary,
5000 sox When applying, state experience.
MEssESGERs, MES s'ai immediate openings, -2S An
ply p;. en'ploymsnt once; 9th floor. WooD-
MlLLlNEk1 SALESLADY, acting as as
sistant mana ger. Thoroughly experienced
Permanent position. See MISS MINGFA.
,005 Gonn, ave; Pc not phone. -25
positions, E-day week; salary and commits.
sion. Apply personnel office, 7th floor
JFLLEFF'S. 1214-1220 st. NV.
AIDES white Apply supsrn
diately. EPISCOPAL EYE, EAR AND
THROAT HOSPITAL, 1147 18th st. NV.
OFFICE ASSISTANT, knowledge of typing,
exp: hrs. 9-5 pm. 500 per month plus
meals m mn Apply ARLINGTON HOSPITAL,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-09-01
WELLES ASKS UNRE-
STRICTED JEWISH
PALESTINE IMMIGRATION

NEW YORK UPS-Palcour)-
Former Undersecretary of State
Sumner Welles, in his weekly radio
broadcast, urged the United States
to ask for the establishment by the
United Nations of an international
trusteeship council to assume over
all control of Palestine and permit
Jewish refugees to emigate to Pal
estine under no restrictions beyond
those imposed by the absorptive
capacity of the country. The first
task of the proposed council, Mr..
Welles said, would be to put a
stop to the violence and repression
in Palestine.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-09-01
The American Jewish Conference
Spokesman For A United u. S. JeWry

attention of all delegates the urg-
ency of assuring assistance to
Jewish refugees during this interim.
An aide memoire was presented,
and meetings were arranged with
groups of government delegates.
The American Jewish Conference
delegation in Paris is composed of
Henry Monsky, Louis Lipsky, DR..
Maurice N. Eisendrath, Mrs. Moses
P. Epstein, DR.. Haydn FinemaN,
Rabbi Leon Gellman, DR.. Israel
Goldstein, Rabbi Irving Miller.
The Paris peace conference is but
the first of such international con-
ferences. Treaties with Germany,
Austria, and Japan are still to be
written. The UN Assembly which
meets in New York at the end of
September will also have hand
in mapping the new world order.
American Jewry, the largest and
only intact segment of Jewry left
in the. world. must carry out its
heavy responsibilities in this period
with vision, with vigilance, with
strength. This is the
task of the American Jewish Con-
ference.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-09-01

IneIu
Mr.. Harrison, whose views were
free of the pressures of postwar
power politics, pointed to positive
solution. His report to the Presi-
dent stated THE civilized world
owes it to this handful of survivors
to povide them with home where
they can again settle down and
begin to live as human beings"
THE DIP CAMPS
Mr.. Harrison's report was made
public on September %, 1915. But
the American Jewish Conference
had plunged into the work of re-
habilitating the remnant of Euro
pean Jewry even before the boom
ing echo of gunfire had died away.
In the first days of May, the Con-
ference had asked the U. S. War
and State Departments to permit
the dispatch of Jewish liason offic-
ers to American occupied Germany.
On May 10, two days after We
Day, representatives of the Confer
ence met with Jewish Congressman,
UNRRA staff members, and U. S.
Government officials. The Con-
gresham, upon whom the Confer
ence urged the need for immediate
action, responded by cabling Gen
eral Eisenhower, then Commander
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-09-01
$50 JEWISH ORPHANS
LEAVE POLAND FOR
PROFESSIONALLY

WARSAW OTA)-Chief Rabbi
Isaac Herzog of Palestine this
week flew to Katowice to bless $50
Jewish orphans prior to their de-
parture for Czechoslovakia, where
they will remain temporarily. While
in Warsaw, Rabbi Herzog confer
red with UNRRA Director-General
Fiorella H. LaGuardia on the situ-
alton of the Jews in Poland.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-09-01
BY SYLVIA GILMAN

The situation which the of European ewry found itself
Day living demonstration
American w foresight creating the American Jewish Confer
order did automatically usher
justice for those who had survived Na slaughter
On Earl G. Harrison who during the of 1945
veyed Europe personal representative of President
Truman reported as stand be treating the
Jews Them that exerminae
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-09-01
EGYPT CLAMPS COMPLETE
EMBARGO ON PALESTINE
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

CAIRO OTA)-The Egyptian
Government has imposed an en-
barge on all Palestinian trade.
either expot or import, it was an
nounced here this week. The en-
barge on Zionist" goods, which
was first proclaimed in January, has
been extended to deny transit
through Egypt for goods assigned
to Palestine.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-09-01
THE SITUATION NOW

While the solution of the Pales-
tine issue hangs i'll the balance, the
displaced Jews in Germany and
Austria waiting to emigrate must
continue to be fed and housed.
UNRRA, which runs the camps, is
scheduled to end operations by De-
cember 1916. The international
Refugee Organization which is to
succeed UNRRA will not be in a
position to take over before the
summer or early fall of 1947. At
the Fourth UNRRA Council meet
ing in Atlantic City in March, 1916,
representatives of the American
Jewish Conference brought to the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-09-01

of Allied Forces in the European
theatre, appealing for his approval
of the project.
Through press and radio the
Conference brought the hard facts
of Jewish life in Europe to the
attention of the American public.
DR.. Israel Goldstein, co-chairman of
the Conference Interim Committee,
had visited the camps during the
summer. He suggested improve
ments in camp administration to
General Eisenhower, particularly
the establishment of all-Jewish cen
tiers. He presented an eyewitness
account of the situation to the
consultations of Jewish organiza-
tons in London, so that united
action might be taken toward
solution.
After months of long delay, Jewish
Jason officers and Jewish rerlet
agencies were permitted to enter
the American zone. They operated
under the supervision of UNRRA,
which assumed responsibility for
camp administration, with AMG
supplying basic food and clothing
needs.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Veteran Is Captured
After S38, ,46O HoIdup
OF Oklahoma Bank
BY the Associated Press

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 10.-A
youthful eX-serviceman was charged
with bank robbery today as a sequel
to his swift capture following a dar-
ing S38,460 daylight holdup of the
City National Bank here.
The man, booked by the FBI as
Loy T. Shields, %, of Holdenville,
Okla, was run down yesterday by
two bank employees, a restaurant
cook and an off duty policeman in
chase through busy streets only a
few minutes after the robbery.
Entering the bank shortly before
closing time, gunman forced Vice
President Myron w. Horton at pistol
point to collect all large denomina-
ton bills. then dashed from the rear
door. Tellers Albert Devine and
Ray Tucker, both unarmed, started
in pursuit.
During the chase the tellers called
to H. j. Cobb, cook, to head off
the robber. Mr.. Cobb also joined
the pursuit. but was threatened by
the gunman with his pistol.
Mr.. Cobb ducked behind car in
a parking lot, picked up chunk of
asphalt and heaved it at the fugitive
The missile knocked the gun from
his hand and the chase was resumed.
Fred Merz, vacationing policeman
and a former military policeman,
then intervened and with the aid of
Mr.. Devine and Mr.. Tucker overlook
the man and recovered the loot. Mr..
Merz. who had picked up the gun
when it fell from the fleeing mans
hand. used the weapon to march
the captive to jail
Police said Shields told them he
was a graduate of Holdenville High
School and had been discharged last
November from the Army, which he
joined in October, 1899. They said
he also told them he was returning
to his home from Denver, Colo,
where he had been in the construc-
ton business. and had arrived here
SATURDAY. night.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Five Granted Jury Trials
In Tipsy Driving Cases

Five persons, charged over the
week end with driving while under
the influence of Intoxicating liquor
pleaded not guilty to the charge in
Municipal Court yesterday. and
were granted jury trials scheduled
for November
Police listed the defendants, who
were arraigned before Judge Aubrey
B. Fennell, as: Ehrma A. Blake, As,
colored, of the HOO block of Fair
mont street NV: Maud Wooten
Massey, IS, of the $500 block OF
Eleventh street NV: Wilbert
Bailey, 40. colored, of the 400 block
of Irving street NV; Rex G. Hawn,
26, of the 400 block Of Mellon street
Sc. and Jerome Nesbitt, 81, of
Fairmont Heights, Md.